Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-05 00:00:00

T R. CAMERON, Q., , WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAIEF.E, 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, OR HIRE. SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, • BAROIIETERS, CHARTS. &c, AN ATLAS GRATIS WITH THE " Dismcn."—On and after Sunday, October 4th, 1857, each copy of the Dispatch will be accompanied with a map, a chart, or the plan of a principal town, so as , o furnish to each subscriper, gratis, the most comprehensive, complete and generally_ useful Atlas hitherto published in Great Britain. 'I he size of the engravings will be that of one page of th e newspaper, six maps and two plans, in each year, will be of double the size-17 inches by 25. The crdinary maps will be correctly tinted, the charts will be properly relieved in blue, and the plans will be printed in a rich colour. The double maps will be the object of great attet:tion in the desire to make thrm beautiful specimens of map colouring. It is hoped, in the course of no unreas . mably pro tracted time, that the Dispatch Atlas will contain more names and positions of places thin any other English publication of the kind. 1 he counties will to given separately, and where they are large and populous, as tr., the case of Lancaxhire, each division of the court , y will occupy a urge; again, the States of Italy will be the sub- • ject of Ma distinct maps. The names of the draughtsmen and engravers will be the best guarantee for perfect accuracy. The maps will be as full as clearness andreference will allow. Corredio ,, s and discoveries will be given Irons the best authorities. The engravings will be in the highest style of art, many thousands of pounds being devoted to their coat, and they will be taken from original drawings expressly prepared for the series. Directors ot mechanics' institutes, the condnaors of all educational establish ments, the proprietors of hotels, reading rooms, and coffee houses, will, in possessing tie Dispat h Atlas, be suppliei with a daily want. The money value of the completed work may bo test ascertained by inquiring the selling price of any large and trustworthy collection ot maps. The Dispatch Atlas will be forwarded with the numbers of the paper at the usual price, 5d per copy, or 6d stamped. On the first issue some hints will be gives for preserving, indexing', and binding the Atlv. Orders recei.ed by every news agent and bookseller in the kingdom, and at the Dispatch office, 139, Fleet-street. The Friday evening edition may be received in the most distant parts of the k cgdorn on Saturday morning. Dors CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE AT LEWIS and COMPANY'S, Ranalagh-street BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE, atILEWISand COMPANY'S, Ranelagh•street. CUNARD, WILSON & CO., 5. .YORK-BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL AND sg, FENCHURCII-STREET, LONDON, BROMERS FOR THE PTHICHASE AND ; S? L"3 OF SHIPS, SHIP VALUE AS, malt --, \ Tirt \ FOR; SALE, the well known American barque MARY AND SUSAN; 392 tons register, copper fastened and yellow metalled. This vessel was built at Boston, U. S. in E 26 ; was o; ene t last year and found to ha sound r.nd iii Goad order, had new upper deck and tansides and hay 'twea t decks 1 t'Al ; she has been employed in the South Sea Bs dog tra le for u warda of 15 years, and the materials of which Sil3 is CO repose I has been so saturated with oil as to render her almost imprevions to decay. Lying in the Huskisson Dock,—For farther patticallrs apply to CUNARD, WII.SON and CO., Brokers for the Purzhase and Sale of Ships, 5, fork Buildings, Dale-street. FOR SALE, the vt ell known Ship MARY 7, 7 1 \ BIBBY, 299 12-94ths tons register; length 104 feet, 4414,. breadth 25 feet /0 inches, depth feet 10 inches ; built • at Liverpool he 1825, and originally classed at Lloyd's ten years A 1 ; is yello a' metalled to 13 feet, has a half poop, good cabin, and store-rooms complete. This vessel is in capital we, kmg order, and may be sent to sea in short notice, at a trifling expense; is well fn mad in stores, and is admirably ad Anted for the West India or Coast of Africa trades ; lyiog in the Toxtoth Dock. For inveiror as an i fr.rthar particulars, apply to Messrs. Murrays, Loxdale C 3., Nleretatits or to CUN ILD, WI I,cz ON & Co., Brokers tor the Pnrchae and Sale of Ships, 5, York.buildings, Dale street. FOR SALE, the fine new brig Ph E L PE ; 197 tons oad , 126 tons register. Length, 81 feet; breadth, 22 feet; depth, 111 feet. Built at P. E. Inland under the special inspection of Lloyd's purveyor nder whom she was iron kneed, and clas,ed 4 years; has good sailing qualities, easy draft of wa'er, and sails without ballast, and is well worthy of inspection. Lying in the Birkenhead Dock. —For inventories and further particulars app ,y to CUNARD, & CO., Bro;rers for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, 5, York-buildings, Dale street, Liverpool. FOR, : - 3AI,E, the oarque HARRIET S 245 tons regist r, lenwth 108 teetB-10ths, breadth 27 feet 1-10th, depth 13 feet 2- Putt's. Bnilt at Puz,wash, Nova c Ala, in 1856, to class four years. She is flat in the So ,r, and carriai a fall cargo of deals on 11 feet. Lying in the Qasm's Dock.—For inventories anti fanner particulars apply to CUNARD, WILSON, and cO., Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of Maids, 5, York-butldings, Liverpool. qrsamirrrt it airs. NRXT WEEK M O N D A Y. Oa anouat of whom it may cmcern. On noNroxy n-xt, the 7th instant, at One o'cicck. at the Public S - weraorn, Exchange-buildings, About 300 halos COI' CON, all faults, saved from the wreck of the Lexington, from New Orleans.—Apply to J. & Sri. JOYNSON, Br.,kers On account of whom it may concern. On Mos]) r nay, the 7th instan', at One o'clock, at the Brokers' utlice, Exchange-chambers, About 70 Bales Surat CoTFON, 10 Do. Aqua. ican COTTON. false packed, -. And Sundry PICKINGS, Damages CO l'TuN, an t ROPES. Apn'y ti Ti-IOMAS POSTLEMIWAITE & CO., Brokers. On MONDAY next, the 7th instant, at Etevon o'c ock precisely, at the Commercial Sale-room, 1670 Bones Port OaA.NGES, ex Cintra (Ls.); 100 tags Do. C tiE iN U 21 Cases Valentia ()RAN ,n;S, ox Eero (s s.); 300 Cases Palermo LEMONS, ex Steamer; 47 Cases Messina DITTO, Ex Albanian (s.s.); 109 itozcs Port ONIONS, ex Deolinda ; 123 Do. Do. DI r"Vu, ex Braganza (s.s.); 100 Do. Do. DIM, ex Rattler (a.s.); 60 Barrels Greening APPLES ex City of Baltimore (s.s.) ; 30) Bags Gilboa CIIESNUrS, ex Lusita ; 200 Do. Do. DI CTO, ex itita (ca.); Apply to G O. BADEN Xi{ and SON, Erokers. .0a MONDAY next, the 7th instant, at Eleven o clock precisely, at the Commercial iialsroom, '1 erop'e•court, 347 Half-chests Lishou Oft&NtiE3.,ex Douro (s.s ); 403 Do. &vine DII7O, ex Helena: 188 Boxes Palermo DI IA), ex Teneritra (s.s.) 850 Half chests Lisbon DI rTO, ex Selina; 838 Do. St. Übes 1. I r 10, ex Aguia; 297 DJ. Port DI rrO, 10 Do. Do. ONIONS ex Clntra (s.s.) ; 500 Bags Do. CHE.iNiUrS, :200 Cass Messina LEMONS, ex Danube (s.s.); 300 Do. Do. DI [To, ex Albanian (s.s.); 3.0 Do. Do. DU I'o, ex Cormorant (s.s.); 13 Barrels Almeira Gll APES, ex kbru(s.s.); 25 Casks P..us,ian CRANB tiiltRIES, $0 Bags Brazil NUTN, 50 Da.is Barcelona Nurs, 200 Sacks Bilboa CHESN i) App , y to JAVEi ADAM, SON & CO., Brokers. TUESDAY. On Toxsosx next, the Bth Instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-stre.3t, About 7 lons Cola YARN, all faults, • „ 10 „ Loose HEMP. BROWNI 2 ., EIUN fER, & CO., Brokers. Apply to On TUESDAY next, the Bth Dec., at Twelve o'clock, at tha Broke - s' uffize, 9, Temple-court, 1000 /loxes Valentia RAISINS ; es Arno; • 1000 i-Do. 500 Boxes 500 1 Layer MUSC ITELLES, ex Lizzie Lee, and 500 4-Do. Tajo; 1 0 Barrels Bunch DITPD. 156 Boxes Dania RAISINS, ex Duero; 200 Drums Su!tana urrro, ex Arcadia; 100 Skeleton Cases 11,00 Boxes Turkey FIGS, ex Steamers; 1000 Drums 500 Boxes SzviPe FIGS, tic Lizzie 1,?e; 250 Bai:cete Naples DO. 25 Casks Greex D;). ex Rhone; 150 Boxes Jordan ALMONDS, ex Lizzie Lee ; 2,0 Cages Sicily PRUNES, ex Rhone; 500 Boxes Malaga OICTO, ex Lizzie Lee. Apply to HOUGHTON & LEVY, Brokers. WEDNESDAY. On account of whom it may concern. On WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant, r t One o'clock, at the übiic Saleroom, Exchange-buildings, About 250 Packages very valttabie DAMAGED MANUFACTURED GOODS, -consisting of Woollens, Pain and Printed Cittons, Cotton Thread, H , siery, Boots and Shoes, Saddlery, &c., landed from the John Bagshaw, from Liverpool to 13uenoi Ayres, put back from sea. Also, to bales WOOLLEN , . and 1 Vale GUNNY BAGS, landed from the Ellen Radford,•from Liverpool to Valparaiso, put back from sea; lying at the Sheds for Wrecked Goods, north east side of Prince's Dock. And about 40 Boxes St lion CHEESE. ex Royal Charter, from Met bonrre; lying at Messrs. Gibbs, Br.glit and Co.'s Warehou e, Atherton-buildings, Dale-street. And 40 Bales BLANKE CS.— For further particulars app'y to PERCIVAL, CAMPBELL & CO„ Brokers to the Liverpool Underwriters' Association. THURSDAY. On Tatnismty next, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 5, Exchange-buildings, 193 Tierces Carolina RICE, Yemassee, from Charleston ; lying in Stanley Dock Warehouse.— App y to Messrs. Leech, Harrison, and Forwood, Merchants; or to SALISES VEY, TURNER, & GREY, Brokers. On Tauaspor next, the lOth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Commercial Seeroom, 1000 Boxes 1 Bunch 3luscat3l RAISINS, In layers, ex Steamers 1000 Do. 60 Boxes Jordan ALMONDS, ex Tajo (s.s.) 130 Cases FIG CAKE, ex America (Ls ) 180 Baskets DITTO, ex Ebro (s.s.) 100 Cases DITTO. ex Lizzie Lee. 2000 and i-Drums Turkey FIGS, cx Arcadia _ (s.s.) 1600 Do. Do. DITTO, ex Raabe (s.s.) 30 Cases, containing boxes. DITTO. ex I'licOe (s.s.) EOO Drums Sultana RAISINS, ex Oront , s (s s.) 140 Casts Turkey Red DIT . 0, ex Ar. mita (s.s.) sO Do. Do. Do. DITTO, ex Taurus (s.s.) 150 Do. Sicilian PRUNES, ex Danube (s.s.) 100 Barreisi Vostizze CURRANTS, ex A,ps (Ls.) 100 Cases Apply to GEO. BADEN WEI and SON, Brokers. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening. The accounts per the Adriatic, to hand this day, have not caused any change in the Cotton Market, which closes quietly with estimated sales of 4,000 bales, including 1,000 on speculation and for .expor tation. Middlings, from sc - ilaiity,command extreme rates, but other classes shove some irregularity, and the advance of a L per 'sent obtained in the early part of the week is since partially lost. Messrs. Wright, jun. mad Co., in their circular of this evening remarks : The more hopeful feeling in our Prcdace Markets mani festing itself at the close of last week, as reported in our circular advices of the 27th and 28th ultimo, per Europa,. cantinued the leading feature during the early part of the present, and, supported by a steady improvement in mone tary matters, Cotton felt the influence, and a more ani mated d rmand was experienced at a nearer approximation to a maeket value than has lately characterised the daily transactions. Holders also were less eager to press sales, which tended to harden rates for the current qualities in request, and at the material decline now establisted, induce scorn , : inquiry for those descriptions hitherto ?lmost unsale able:. The favourable advices from the fast imparted a better tone to the Manchester market, and the general asapFet of affairs was indicative of a speedy recovery from the late panic. The deranged state of firrncial affairs, and the reported stoppage of many leading firms on the Continent, and a renewal of applications for large sums at the 13-ink, together with the knowledge of heavy maturing engagements this month, caused misgivings lest additional names should be added to the many suspensions at home and abroad that have already been tee ;rded, and sir co Wednesday we have relapsed into greater quietness, although there is certainly more disposition to believe the worst is past; and the bush ers having been sufficiently large to relieve needy sellers, it is less likely that a similar amount of depression will ?gain prevail. We must not, however, look for another inflation before the subsidence of exitsing troubles, and returning confidence restores order and regularity, and much will then ee d end upon the Extent of supply and the i &cement for inc-emed consumption. The total Sales of the week amount to 46,090 bales, of which 25,810 are Amelican. Speculators have taken 10,360, and exporters 4 420, leaving 31 310 bales of all kinds to the trade. The Import for same time is 15,699 bale:, of which 13,417 are American. The quantity known to be at sea from American pot is is about 71,00) bales. (Igin s ate. PATENT ASPHALTS ROOFING FELT. A cheap, durable, and perfectly Waterproof Roofing, ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT. W. s.V. POWELL. Office and Warehouse-8. CABLE.STIEET. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. PERSONS seeking Employment, or Servants, Assistants, Cler ke, Apartments, or Lodgings, can best bring their wants under the Nod( e of the Public, by Advarlsing in the NORTHERN TIMES, wh i ch is the most efficient medium cf publicity in this district. The cash price for thi4 special class of advertisements is reduced to THREEPENCE for TWENTY WORDS. ' THE NORTHERN TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1857 PRICES TO DAY New Orleans Fair ..61d Middling.. 6 9-16 d Ordinary.. 3d to 50 Mobile „ —sad „ 1 to s,id Atlantic ~ ..€ e 1 „ 61c1 ' , ..3id to 5d Total taken forConelpt,on, 1857, 1,792,530 bales. 1856, 2,002,650 bales. If Export (actual) „ 240,476 , „ 231,478 „ American Brazil Egy,tian E. India W. India Total Stock this day.. 151,030 34,1 g) 14 30 115,440 1,170 316 760 Same time 1856 229,580 28,010 44,240 43,9.0 770 317,630 Messrs. Cunningham and Hinshaw, in their circular of this evening, in alluding to the influence of the state of the Money Market on the Cotton trade, say— The Commercial disasters of the past month are almost without parallel ; three Joint Stock Banks in England and two in Scotland have suspended payment, and of private Houses both great and small the suspensions are innumera ble. Coincidentally with these failures what has been the course of the Cotton and Money Markets? On the 8:h of October middling Orleans stood at 91d. per lb. ; on the same date the Bank of England, in conseqoenee of the anxious character of the commercial and monetary intelli gence then being received from the States, raised the rate of discount from 51 to 6 per cent. So strong, however, was the position of the Market then thought to be, that this first rise in the value of money had no immediate ffect on prices, the state of trade, notwithstanding the high rates ruling for cotton, being better than at any pre vious period of the year, and by common co:sent it was adtni ted that our supplies would be found too small to maintain the current Consumption till the close of the year. But th e further advance in the rate of discount from 6to 7 per cent., and again from 7 to 8, 9 and 10 per cent., together with the final suspension of the Bark MI . , which tack place on the 12:h ultimo, completely checked trade and put every one upon - the defensive. The Consumption consequently has since gradually declined, until it has at length fallea 50 per cent below what it was two mrnths ago, and prices have in the meanwhile given way fully 30 per cent, viz., 3,1 per lh in American decriptions, 3d to 4d in Bri.zil and Egyptian, and 2d in Surat. It is not within the province of a Cotton Circular to discuss the operation of the Mo• netary Laws which prevail, whether in this country, on the Continent, or in America; but when it is rernemb :red that at the time when the Srctocial crisis overtook us, trade was exceedingly good, there being no stock of Goods or Yarr.s of any moment on hand, on the contrary, most of tha mills being engaged in working to order, but that strong houses as well as the weak have nevertheless been brought down, it is clear—though many grievous errors of managiment in banks and private concerns have becn brought to light—that as a nation we are suffering more in sympathy with other countries than for our own faults. From the circular of Messrs. Kershaw and Jar dine we take the following : . _ . _ _ The more cheerful feeling we had occa3ion to notice at the close of I3Et week, has in some measure been checked by commercial difficulties, and the monetary panic having extended to some of the most important parts of the Con tinent, causing a suspension of a number of large houses more or less co - Inected with the manufacturing interest of this country, and consequently interfering very seriously with certain branches of the Manchester Market, destroying altogether the tendency towards improved demand which evidently had set The Liverpool Share Market has been very inac tive during the greater part of the day, and closes with a little better feeling. The following were the day's transaction :-Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, 65; Caledoniar, 381, 381, 381, 38 3-16; Eastern Counties, 11, 10 15-16; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 904, 90 ; 1, 91, 901; London and North Western, 941, 94, twii, 94/ ; ditto. A Shares 1 1-161- ; Midland, 841, 841; 841 ; North Eastern, 23! ; Dovers, 13 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 91, '9l 9 11.16 ; Great Luxembourg, 6 ; Great Western of Canada, 2,4 d ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 5-16 p ; Do. 101. shares, 11k. The following were the closing prices : - Blackburn, 9, 91 ; Cheater and Birkenhead, 65, 651 ; Caledonian, 381, 384 ; Chester and Holyhead, 16, 161 ; Eastern Counties, 101, 11; East Lancashire, 871, 884 ; Do. 9/. Shares, par, 1p ; Great Northern, 231, 23 ; Do. A, 91, 101 ; Great Western, 50k, 501; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 91, 911; Do. 91. shares, par 4 p ; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, lei, 18 1; London and North Western Stock, 94/, 941; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 351 - ,, 36 ; Midland Stook, 84/, 85 ; North British, 111, 111 ; North Staffordshire, 41, 41 d ; North Eastern - Berwick, 23 3-16, 23 5-16 ; York and North Midland, 41, 411 ; Leeds Capital Stock, 251, 26 ; South Eastern and Dover, 19,19 1-16 ; Dutch Rhenish, 51, 52 d ; Great Western of Canada, 18 5.16, 18 7-16 ; Do. new shares, 21 21 d ; Great Luxembourg, 5 15-10, 6 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 9 11-16, 9 13.16 The Funds to-day were flatter, owing to a few sales, coupled with the prostration at Hamburgh, Consols are about 3 lower; other departments of the Stock Exchange weaker. It is admitted that a period of difficulty will yet be experienced before the trade of the country is relieved from the de pressing influence of the impaired credit ; but though rapid money is improbable, the effects of the crisis are slowly exhausting themselves. Con sols to-day closed at Hi to 913 for both Money and Account. After the official hours they had advanced to 913 to 913. • In the London Railway Share Market there was little business done, and prices were rather, lower. The following were the closing quota tions Caledonians, 763 ; Eastern Counties, 10 13-16, 10 15-16 ; East Lancashire, 87,89 ; Great Northern, 93, 94; ditto A, 79, 80; Great Westerns, 503, 503; Great Western of Canada, 183,183; Grand Trunk of Canada, 93, 93 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 91, 013 ; London and North Western, 942„ 95 ; London and South Western, 883, 89 ; Leeds Northern, 503. 513; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 351, 353 ; Midland Stock, 843, 85; North British, 47, 48 ; South Eastern and Dover, 623, 633; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 92, 93 ; York and North Midland, 813, 823; Northern of France, 353, 353; Paris and Strasbourg, 25f, I. 25 4 1 ; Paris and Lyons, 36 353; Russian, 104, 106 ; Paris and Orleans, 52 ; Western of France, 253, 26 ; bambres and Meuse, 63 ; Namur and Liege, 73; Great Luxembourg, 63; Antwerp and Rotterdam, 53, ; Dutch Rhenish, 53, 54; Lombardo-Venetian, 31, 33. After official hours, tho following were the nominal ,prices :—Caledonians, 762, 763; Eastern Coun ties, 543, 55 ; East Lancashire, 88, 90 ; Great Northern, 94, 95 ; Do. A, 81 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 91, 913 ; London and North Western, 941, 95 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 351 35 ; Midland Stock, 841, 85 ; North British, 47, 48; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 92, 93 ; York and North Midland, 811-, 821. In Manchester more cheerfulness was apparent, and both Goods and Yarn moved with freedom at late prices, but producers demanding an advance, which was only partially responded to, and more particularly in India makes, checked business, and the market has again settled down quietly, buyers for Germany and the North of Europe having their hands tied by the monetary storm now passing over those districts. Our Grain Market opened by holders asking a smart advance on last week's rates, but finding that transactions were limited in consequence, they relaxed their pretensions, and only a moderate sale has resulted in any article. Wheat baa, how ever, improved 2d. to 3d. per 701 b ; Flour Gd. to 9d. per birrel, and Indian Corn is. per quarter. To day's market was very dull, and prices of all articles have receded to last Friday's rates, and have a downward tendency. A despatch received to-day by the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, mentions the arrival at Marseilles yesterday of the steamer Vanguard with the light portion of the Australian mails, ex the Simla. The letters are expected to be delivered in Landon to-morrow morning. The same des patch states the gold on board the steamer Tamar, which is expected to arrive at Southampton in a day or two from Alexandria, is as much as 131,000 ounces ,and 15,000 sovereigns, malting a total of about 539,0001. The amount previously mentioned was 300,0001. Although the expected large arrivals of specie are not yet to hand, gold continues to flow into the bank in moderate quantities from day to day. The sum purchased by the hank yesterdy was about 11,0001, chiefly from Fiance and Russia. It is hoped that sovereigns will soon begin to flow back more freely from the provinces, from Scotland and Ireland. In all quarters the popular effer vescence occasioned by the bank suspensions has died away, and bankers will scarcely be disposed to keep their capital needlessly long in the unpro ductive shape of sovereigns. With reference to the market for American Rail way Securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as under : Thero has been a quiet market in American securities during the past week. Exchange between America and this country has become more readily negociated, which has facilitated the execution of many orders previously held back. There is no longer, therefore, the artificial scarcity of stock on the market to meet the current demand, and prices in this market drag heavily after the New York quotations. The range of prices here is now rather below those last received from America ; and, although an advance has been obtained where transactions have taken place, the market is without animation. The stock and bondholders of the New York and Erie have held another meeting, and have authorised the committee to receive subscriptions to the new lcan ; and to confer with the board of directors, at New York, for the future protection of the interests unse cured by mortgage. BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS. • Account, pursuant to the Act Bch and Bth Victoria, cm 23 for the week ending Wedneslay, 2ud Dec., 1857. ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Debit. Notes issued . • £23,370,770 Credit. Government Debt Other securities 5,459,900 Gold Coin and Bullion .. £23,370,770 Total .... £23,370,770 :PARTMENT. Credit. Government se- curities £5,411,647 Other securities 31,191,386 Notes 2,268,340 Gold and silver coin Total .... £39,362,070 bags Necransie, price not reported, and 600 bags Rangoon, all faults. FusTic.-5 tons Cuba at £9 5s per ten. Meatus:sue Woon.-1 a tons solid at aels per ton. CArawooD AND BARWcOD with small parcels at the quotations. ROSIN.-2,500 barrels have bean sold during the week, at 45 to 43 3d for common, and as high as 16s per cwt. for some very fine quality. Tea ore TUBPENTINE.—Nothing reported. A9BRS.-150 barrels sold at 333 to 35s for Pot, and 35s to 36s per cwt. fcr Pearl. HlDES.—There are no transactions of moment to no'ice. BRIMSTONE continues quite in retail demand at £8 to 103 per ton. • ARGoLS OR TARTARS.—No sales are reported. Etratec.—Small parcels of Palermo have been disposed of at 123 to 13s 6d for new, and 27 bales le ives at 133 per Mt. QUERCIIRON hhda Philadelphia at ss 91 to 103 per cwt. MADDER ItooTe.-50 bales Bombay at 33s 6d per cwt. OLIVE On,.—There has been more inquiry, and shout 70 tuns hive found buyers, but no prices are reported; supposed to be generally at about 19s p, , r tun neeline. SEAL (,IL.—Nolrng doing. COD 011..-50 tuns have been sold at lower prices. LINSE D OIL la in better request at 301 to 31s per cwt RAPE.—Small sales of pale are reported at 44; to 4is per cwt. SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.—American, on the ,rot and to arrive, at 32s to 33s per cwt. PALM Om—The sales amount to about 270 tons on the spot at £3B to .4'39, and 50 tons to arrive at £39 per toe. Tannow.—The demand has improved, and prices have slightly advanced ; Petersburg Y.C. has been sold at 50s 6d to 525, 600 to 700 pipes South American at 48s 6d to 503, and a few casks North American at 508 to 51s 6d per cwt. LARD continues neglected, and the quotations are little more than nominal. JeTs is still unsaleable. Corn Yeasr.-30 tons are reported at 429 to £22 per ton. BEEF.—The market partakes in the general depression ; tne dea'ers will scarcely buy a cask that they have not immediate orders for, and the tone of the trade is altogether dull and lifeless. mut is also dull, but in the absence of assortment of American, the transactions are mainly in Irish. BACoN.-1 here has been rather more doing, but prices must be quoted again lower Is to 2s per cwt. LARD is a very slow sale; a few retail parcels are reported at the quotations, and the tendency of prices is still downwards. • CREESII.—The demand, though moderately active, is not equal to take off the late arrivals, hence, as some holders press sales, prices have receded 2s to 4s per cwt. ENSUING SALES BY AUCTION. MONDAY, Dec. 7.-25 tons Siam Sapan Wool ; 58 do. Cattle Bones. TUESDAY, Dec B. 90,000 Coqu'lhos. WEDNESDAY, Dzc. 9.-206 bales, 69 bags, 7 pockets Horse, Cow, and Pig Hair ; 403 bags Sage Flour ; 39 bales Madder Roots ; 103 Pitago Bark ; 250 bags Cutch. THURSDAY. Dec. 10.-750 bags yellow Mustard Seel; 300 do Poppy Seed, all faults ;43 half-tierces Carolina Rice. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.—DEC. 4. Per stone, 20Ibs. I Per gum s. d. s. rt. a. d. a. ti. Potatoes, Seedlings 3 10 to 4 0 flay, 01d...... o7too 7} I Ditto, Kemps .... 44t0 4 8 Ditto, mew 0 6 to 0 7, Ditto, Whtterocks. 3 3 to 3 5 Ditto, clover Green Clover Grass 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, cattle 0 0 to 0 0 Straw, wheat 0 3 to 0 3} Per ton. Ditto, oat Ditto, barley .... 0 2 to 0 21 , Carrots 24 u Oats, In straw .... oVto 0 tolliangle wurtel uto Alanure 5 0 to 20 o to 27 0 to 0 0 to 6 9 BANKING D: Debt. Proprietors' ca pital Rest Public deposits 6,072,267 Other deposits 14,43 i,186 Seven day and other bills.. 841,231 £39,362,070 Compared with the previous returns, we have the following results : Active circulation Decrease Bullion Increase ...... £21,102,430 237,675 7,356,467 92,795 Rest .... 3,459,356 Increase Seven day and other bills . 841,261 Increase Public deposits .. 6,072,267 Increase Other deposits Decrease 513,330 Government securities 5,441,647 Decrease Other securities Increase Notes unemployed Increase Cash to liabilities, per Mil 132 Increase 2l Rate of interest lO per cent. No change The following are the latest quotations of Foreign Exchanges :—Amsterdam short, 11 18k, to 12 191; Ditto three months, 12 2f, to 12 3i ; Rotterdam ditto, 12 21, to 12 31 ; Antwerp ditto, 25 821, to 25 05 ; Brussels ditto, 25 821, to 25 95 ; Hamburgh ditto, 1312/ to 13 141; Paris short, 23 35, to 25 50; Ditto three months, 26, to 26 10 ; Marseilles ditto, 26, to 26 15 ; Frankfort ditto, 121 i to 122 ; Vienna ditto, 11 10, to 11 15 ; Trieste ditto, 11 12, to 11 18 ; Petersburg ditto, 321, to 33k; Madrid ditto, 471 to 471. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—DEc. 4. The cotton market daring the past week has presented, in a sliehtly modified form, the same characteristic features as noticeable for some weeks past—opening on Friday with more animation, an extends d business, and advancing prices, the advance by Monday being fully 41 per lb, when fresh' monetary difficulties, numerous important suspensions, and a commercial panic in the North of Europe, again unsettled the market, and holders evincing a greater desire to realize, one -haf the above advance was lost, and the market closed tamely id per lb higher than last week. Brazil and Egyptian dull at late rates. Surat freely offered, and without change. The weekly sales are 46,090 bales, of which 10,305 are on speculation, and 4,420 for export. • This Import. week. Sales. P..cespaid Description. this week• t; u rrt. Prices. Mid. Fair. d. d. Sea Island - 8 to 19 Upland - - 3 to 7 Mobile -•- 31 to 63 New Orleans 3 to S Brazil - - 61 to 81 Egyptian - 81 to 10 West India - to East India - 31 to 61 mmaamonem..ll 16052 4609 0 Total 11825 /I d. d. 11i 13 6i 61 I 6i • . 6i 69.16 7 74 73 81 9 6.1 61 4 4i 1915 1293 7 281 704 9860 2500 12360 5130 350 Stocks . 1153560, LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-DEC. 4. • S UGI AlL—The markat is without any material change in prices, but closes wl'h rather les, aeticity th in daring the early part of the week; the sales comprise 70 hhds indirect Barbadoes at 38s 6.1 to 393 400 bags inferior Native Madras zt 28,, 300 bags low red Date at 283 9d, a small parcel of Cuba at 40 , , and 500 bags fine brown Panama in bond at 21s 61 per cwt. OLASSES.-200 puncheons inferior Cuba clayed have changed hands at t3s per cwt. Rnm AND COFWEE.—Nothinghas taken p 1 ce. Rice.—At auction, 2,00) bags Ne.musie went off at Ss; and by private, 800 bags low East India arc also eported at 7s per cwt. LINSEED. —About 160 quarters of Sicilian in bulk have been placed at 52s per quarter. REVIEW OF THE WEER. Suoxa.—There has been a better inqu ry, and a fair amount of business is reporttd at stew y prices; the sales comprise 810 hhds 8.P., 1,450 bags Bengal, at 36s to 40s 9d for Dates, and 31s 3d for Dummah, 2 080 bags infer or Native Madras at 28s, 530 boxes Havannah a 37s 6d, 12,600 mats clayed Manilla at 35s 6d to 35s 94 duty paid, and 15 000 bags Brazil, including Ceara at 21s 6d to 24s 6d, and blown Pernams and Bahia at 19s to 218 per cwt in bond, al orasszs.—There is no change in price; the sales are 1,100 barrels of indirect Cuba at 143 3d per cwt. COFFEE.—The business is very limited, and is confined to 23 tierces Jamaica at 65s to 90s for middling to fine middling, 250 bags Leara, chiefly at 44s to 465, and 230 bags Rio at 403 to 44s per cwt. COCOA.—Nothing dcing. PEFPER.-300 bags Eingap.re black sold at 41c1 for sound, an I a small lot of damaged white at 60 Der lb. Runs is in fair request, and 130 puncheons Demerara, of good quallt. , have teen sold at 3s 7is to 3s 9d prr gallon. TEA.—Although there is a better tone in the market, sales con tinue very restricted, and prices are a ithout alteration. lnintoo —lO chests of Onde have been rid at 35 9d to 4s. ler lb. COCHINEAL.-15 serous sliver at 3s 3d to 3s fid. per lb. Leo DYE.-32 chests at lid to 9d per lb for Native and common - Sulu, LAc.—Nothing done. GAMBIER —39 ba'es sold at 16s. per cwt. Sea° FLona.-800 bags at los to 16s 3d per cwt. Bsaapaxas conti❑nes dull, and only 150 bags reported, 171 per cent refraction, at 345. per cwt. NITRATE OF SODA.—Samll sales made at 20s to 22s per cwt. 1 oovroon.-25 tons Campeachy at .47, 2SO tons Jamaica at 43 12s 6d to:61 158 per ton. RlCE.—Early in the week more disposition was shown to operats, but the demand towards the c ose has disappeared, sellers evacing a desire to realise ; the sales comprise 10,600 bags Bengal, at 8s 3d to so fd for low to good middling, up to 103 61 per cwt for good, 5,000 Duty.—Wheat, Barley, Oats, Rye, Beans, and Peas, Is. LONDON WOOL MARBET.---DEc. 4. Messrs. Jafnind and Son, and Messrs. Lauthy have offered Wool to-day. A fair quart ty was disposed of at una tired quotations. The Colonial Sales are now clo3ed, but the, low Wools have yet t, be offered. The fall daring the peesent series is 21 to fully 31 per lb. LONDON CATTLE MARKET.-DEC. 4. - - The number of beasts is again smaller, and consequently Monday's quotations are pretty weal supported, although trade is very dull. ‘Ve are very scantily supplied win sheep ; however, the demand is exceedingly small, and prices are no better. Calves are selling about the same as on Monday last, nom Germany and Holland there arc 481 beasts, 50 sheep, and 87 calves; 300 beasts from the Northern and Blidlind, and 103 ail h cows from the Home C , untLes. Per stone of Blbs. s. d. a, d. Per stone of Sibs. a. d. a. d Best Scots, Herefords 4 8 410 Best Dns & Hf-bred 0 Q 0 0 Best Short-horns 4 6 4 8 Best Long-w 00151.... 5 0 5 2 Second quality beasts 3 8 4 4 Do. do. Shorn 0 0 0 o Calves 3 8 4 8 Ewes and 2nd quality 4 4 4 8 Pigs ...... Best Dns & Hf-breds 5 4 5 6 Lambs Beasts at market, 861 ; sheep and lambs, 2,970; calves ; pigs, 10). BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE, at LEWIS and COMPANY'S, Ranelagh-street. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—DEc. 4 We had a limited attendants at oar market this morning; the demand tor any sort of wheat i, quite in retail, and with some indication of pressure to sell, the value must be noted 3d to 4d per bushel under the general currencies of Tuesday last. Flour is equally heavy of sale, at a reduction of 6d to is per barrel and sack. Barley and beans are a very slo.v sale, and the inns in favoar of buyers. Oats are in sow request, and scarcely maintain late prices, but oatmeal, with a moderate inquiry, is quite as dear. Mixed and yellow Indian corn finds only a limited sale, and has given way 61 per qr ; the transactions in white corn are in small compass, but in tne scarcity of this description. full rates are maintained. Arrivals from the Ist to the 3rd December, 1857, inclusive:—lnto Liverpool from Ireland—Wheat, 44 qrs; oats, y 8 qrs; oatmeal, 1,857 sacks; flour, E 35 sacks. Coastwise—Wheat, 312 qrs ; malt, 62 qrs; cats, 490 qrs; oatmeal, 8 sacks; flour, 303 sacks. Canada and other British Colonies out of Earope—Wheat, 4,855 qrs ; flour, 630 brls. United States—Wheat, 15,316 qrs ; pease, 131 qrs ; Indian corn, 5,161 qrs ; flour, 14,594 bib. Eniope, &c.—lndian corn, 2,033 qrs ; flour, 400 sacks. Egypt—Wheat, 1,433 qrs. Total—Wheat, 21,960 qrs; malt, 62 qrs ; oats, 568 qrs ; pease, 131 q , s ; Indian corn, 7,19 tr qrs ; oatmeal, 1,855 sacks; flour, 1,335 sacks and 15,224 brls. Exports To Foreign Parts—Wheat, 1,073 qrs. Ireland—Wheat, 609 qrs; beans, 60 qrs ; Indian corn, 995 qrs ; flour, 423 sacks and 566 brls. Coastwise—Wheat, 92 qrs ; barley. 50 qrs; beans, 6 qrs; Indian corn, 141 qrs ; flour, 23 sacks and 33 trls. R. MAKIN AND SONS. MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—DEc. 4 The market remains very quint, with but little butiness doing ; both spinners and mannfacturers being unwilling to tell at the present rates. No change can be noticed is prices. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-DEC. 4, &MAR.—There has bean a larger quantity sold during the week than for some time, and considering the existence of a monetary crisis prices have been well supp,rteri.; I st week's currency has been paid for good current qualities, but the low cescriptions sold at a slight decline. The refined market steady. Lumps 56s to 58a 6d. COFFEE.—This article has srld heavily in public sale, and oc casionally rather lower prices have been accepted. Tisa.—The amount of business done has been small, but holders have been more firm in consequence of the news by the China mail ; however, a few parcels have been on the market fur cash, and there have been few sellers of common Congoa at I lid to 12d cash. RICE. — There appeared to be buyers at the commencement'of the week at a slight advance, b t the demand has since subsided. Rost —We are without transactions of importance to report in this article. SALEPVERE.—The trade being out of stock have been in the market, and rather higher prices have been paid, Refraction 7 sold at 40s, and refraction 2i, of fine quality, at 435. ftCorrotr.—The transactions have been few and unimportant this week. TlN.—East India has advanced 21 to 3s ; straits sold at 110 s. SPICES have so d at about last week's prices, with a limited business doing. INDIGO has been dull of sale and prices partly nominal. LONDON TALLOW MARK ET—Dc. 4. The market is firm at the subjoined quotations:—Town tallow, 501 nett cash ; Petersburz Y. C. on :he spot, 51s 6d; Dezember, 51s; January to March, 523. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—DcE. 4. There is a go,d demand for ali sorts of hops on !peculation, more so than is usual at this p,riorl of the year (notwi h‘tanding the extreme high rate of discount), which may be accounted for by the fact, as proved before the Hop Duty Committee of Let session, that even in crcp years hops cannot be produced under 803. I.er cwt. ; whereas at this time good 1855's are offering at 25s to 30s per cwt. ; 1856's at 405.; and 1857's from 50; to 603 per cwt. LONDON CORN MAItKET.—DEc. 4 The wheat trade, without lteing active, v. its steady at Monday's quotations. Barlo , could not be purchased cheaper than in the beginning of the week ; and oats, beons, and peas sold at former prices. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM NOV. 30 TO DEC 4. English and Scotch Irish. Foreign. 1850 .... 8910 3760 8420 2020 103 21130 4720 Wheat Barley ..... Oats Malt Flour. 5,930 Lo N D AVERAGES —Wheat, 253 sd; Rye, 303 Od; Beans, 41! DIP E RIA Wheat. Barley. Oct. 24 .. 55s 6d 435 5d 31 53s 11d;433 ld Nov. 7 523 sa 425 3d 14 .. 51s ficd4ls 3 . 21 518 3d393 23 49s 8d137s 7d Gwll'sAg.Av. 152 s 5.1i41s 3u barrels. (i 0) sacks. , 59s 93; Barley, 39s 31; oats, Is 31; Pease, 46s Id. AVERAGES. Oats. Hye. Beans. Pease. 25s 31 378 4d 46s ld 448 ,5d 25s 01 365 10d 458 91 44s 7d 26s 44 36s 3d 455 Od 45s 3d 255 31 34s 7d 148 9d 44s Id 24s lo '5B 2d •I3s O, 43s 3d 23s 10d 33s 10(025 8 405 101 124 s 11C135s 8 44s 8 I t3s 3i LONDnN HIDE MARKET.—DEc. 4. LEADENIIALL.—The following are the prices :-56 lbs to 64 lbs, 32d to 4d ; 64 lbs to 72 lbs, 4d to Od ; 72 lbs to 80 lbs, 4d to 4101; 80 lbs to 88 lb-, 44d to 4id; 88 lbs to 96 lbs, 4id to 41d ; 96 Ihis to 104 lbs, 42 tto sd; 104 lbs to 112 lbs, 421 to 54d. Horne hides, 10s. Calf skins, light, 2a 6cl to:is ; full, 7s Gd. I:Mamoru:ism—Sheep skins, polled, 53 6d to 7s Od ; Bents and half-breds, 4s 3d to 5s Od; Downs, 3s 4d to 4s. LONDON MINING MARKET.—Dic 4 The transactions in home mining stocks have been rather more numerous to-day, but prices exhibit no alteration of importance. Great Wheal Vor Shares hive been dealt in at North Frances at 9, Vale of Towey et to West Basset a , 22i, Wheal Edward at 63, and Wheal Mary Ann at 49. United Mexican shares show steadiness, and are marked 33. Other foreign mining shares remain dull. Alfred Consols, 14k, g ; Kel y Bray, 318 6d, 33s Gd ; Lady Bertha, 17s 61, 183 6d ; Soriridge Cunsols, .t 1 17s 6d. ael 18s 9d, 2; West Alfred, 31 ; West Grenville, 4s 9d, ss, bs 6d. bs 31 , 5 s Gd , 5s 91; Wheal Edward, 6i, a; Wheal Ludcott, 0 , 21s; Wheal Treelaw ney, 23k, WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET—Dee._4. Fine wheat was in some c. ses ls. above those on last Friday, but general runs fetch about last week's pzices. In other articles no change, DUBLIN CORN MARKET.-D - c 4. - - '1 here w s a ,mall 'ripply of borne grown. Prime sampl sof wheat, oats, and beans were in request, lint no advance was re Inferior samples of oAs ae,e riflisult to disp nie of, and many samples remained unsold. here was very little done in Indian corn, and without change in price. BELFAST CORN MARKET.—DEc 4. The suppl at to-day's market was small, and, with a moderate de:nand, price; of white v, heat advanced 3d per bu-hel. Oats aid barley were unchanged ; but oatmeal wps 31 lower. The attendance at the Corn Exchange was small and budneas was ve , y dull, and prices unchange 1. CORK MUTER MARKET. 7 -Mcc. 4 - - - There were about 1,600 kegs and firkins offered for sale to-day, and the following were the quota•ions :—Firsts, 1063; Seconds, 993 ; Thirc s, 883 ; Fourths, 855 ver cwt. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET —DEc. 4. We bad a dull market to-day at the following prices :—No. 1 525 Gd to 533 6d; Mixed Nos., warrants, 51s 6d to 528 6d; No. 3, 483 to 493 ; and maker's iron, 50s 6d to 518 6d per ton. IRON ORES IN THE UNITED STATES. The coal formation of our country everywhere contains an abun dance of iron ore. The ores are chiefly carbonate and hydros per °xi -e of •ron, the latter resulting chiefly from the decompositon of the carbonate, which is argtilacsous, calcareous or silicions in its composition, decomposing readily on access cf atmospheric air and moisture. There ores are wrought in Pensylvania and Ohio to a far greater extent than elsewhere in the United States, In Tennessee. Alabama, and Western Virgina, Illinois, Kentucky and Slissou:i, iron ores also abound in thee coal measures. In Tennessee, iron is manufactured to a considerab'e extent ; and in Missouri this branch is rapidly increasi-g. Notwithstanding the great area of coal measures in Illinois, there exists al the present time but very few furnaces for the manufacture of iron in that State. Although great progress has bean made in our iron manufacturers du:ing past years. it is insitnificant when compared with the future of this branch of our national industry, Besides the iron ores accompanying the coal measures in their wide extent, this formation in many localities reaches the proximity of iron ores in other geological formations, so that the supply o!' ore will always keep pate with the demand and with the supply of fuel. Everywhere throughout the coal measures of our country, beds of fire clay and fat clays fit for the production of fire brhks, gas retorts, and furnaces of every description, abound, Many of the substances accona anying the coal also possess every requisite for furnace he irths.—Boston Courier. LIVERPOOL TIMBER TRADE. We hare already stated that general trade has almost ceased, and under present circumstances it cannot be matter of wonder that the Wood trade is also suffering to a very great extent. This will be readUy evident when it is rememb:red that manufactures of most, if not indeed of all kind", have been materially diminished. Workmen of ev, ry cla - .s and of all denominations have been extensively thrown out of employment, and as an almost inevitable cons-;quance, build •ng operations have been greatly reduced in number and extent. For these vari-d evils the e ap2ears to he only one remedy. and that is a cheaper, as well as a more abandant supply of a circulating medium, less liable to be acted on by the caprices, and less subservient to the mere interests and behests of the money capitalist. AMERICAN TIMBER. PINE TIMBER.—SiDC9 our last, only one enfire cargo of this mate rial, from Quebec, has been sold, and that was effected at a consider able reduction' from the rates previously current. The exact figure is not reported. From St. John a cargo has been sold, Woo at a reduced figure. From other ports no sales of cargoes are reported. RED I INE.—Of this there have been no sales, (Accept by retai, from the yard. Oart. AND ELM —We do not alter our former quotations for these articles, viz—Oak from 2s 4d to 2s 6d ; Elm from 17d t.) 203 per foot. HARDWOOD.—This, in common with other articles, is very diffleult to sell, unless at ntes to which holders are unwilling to submit. N. B. & N. S. PINE AND SPRUCE DEALS have been import d to a modera e extent: The consumpt on has been reduced so much as merely to meet the most pressing immediate neerssicies, and trans actions when effected have been still farther in favour of the buyer. QUEBEC DEALS move off slowly in retail quantities, without improvement in value. HEML9CE LATHWOOD —Of this the last sales by auction were effected at from .e 3 to 7s 63 for St. John Wood. SPRUCE SPAES of good quality are worth sod per foot: Fires PINE.—A cargo of this is advertised to be offered for sale by auction, to take place on an early day. Such sales as have taken place during the fortnight have been in reta'.l quantities at nominal prices. GREENHEART.—Of this article the last sales reported from the quay aro said to have been £lO per load. TEAK woon has not recently arrived, and there have been no sales to report. Since our annual circular, dated lot Feb:u 17, 311 vessels, 226,584 tons register, wood laden, have arrived from British North America, viz , 115 from Quebec, 106 from St. John, N. 8., and 90 from other ports; at the same date last year, 353 vessels, 270,255 tons had arrived. TABLE OF IMPORTS. From Ist February, 18S7, to this date. 6 • „,^ ir; 1., , IMPORTED e l; re.e f. 4 • , z 0 0 7,s o z' IFaom .5 -l a .4 0 .4 44 ° - 1 1 o„ P. - - Quebec 53642 4868 4597 4000 376' 495 446368 .. St. John, 5.13 23943 .. 7844 11980057 18205 Other Ports 3129 .. 9678 1119803 • I ar 8"14 4868 4597 4000 376 18017 3546228 18205 • Same time last year. nironsE c 3, r. 13 gal". t„ 11. F. FROM D 0P.4 o o o o 004 ao 441 4.4 A --- - - Quebec ...... 517 8 5785 3478 4387 86 437 306587 .. St. John,N.B 33893 8504 12508010 11374 Other Ports.. 6641 7685 11493457 .. - - T0ta1.... 92252 5755 3178. 4887 85216625 4308081 11375 BA] Two cargoes have arrived, UnALs A N D BATIENEL—NI a few have been placed at 4 .TIC TIMBER. but as yet they remain unsold. i sal.s of cargoes are reported ; by retail 2 123 per standard. been sold in retail quantities at 30s per LATHWOOD.—bantzic has foot lineal. Since Ist February, 58 vessels, 20,776 tons, have arrived, against 66 vessels, 21,013 tons, to date last year. A. F. & D. MACKAY. MARRIAGE On the 3rd inst., at St. Paul's Church, Feacombe, by the Rev. E. Roberts, M.A., incumbent, and the Rev. J. E. Blakeney, M.A , Clarance, second son of Tohn Brazil, Esq., of Manchester, to Angelica, only daughter of James Honry WlCennell, Esq., Seacombe. DEATH. On the 21st ult., at New York, in the 63rd year of his age, Certain John Collins, for many yearn commander of the New York and Liverpool Packet Ship liosciue." gar Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent to our Office duly authenticated. SOUTHERN HOSPITAL. Discharged' 321010 .—Dec. I, 1857, Weekly Report: IN PATIENTS. Cured Relieved At own request. 0 Under treatment 23 Irregular...... 0 OUT PATIENTS. Dead... Entered .. 24 Under treatment............ 96 TREA SURER —Jas.:Houghton, Esq. VISITORS—Messrs. Rawlins and Mountfleld. ' HONORARY CHAPLAIN—Rev. T. Levesoi, B.A. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS FOR. THE WEEK-Dr. Cameron, and Mr. Mountßeld. HOUSE SURGEONS.-Mr. Jos. J. Pope, and Mr. John M. Bitesnn. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY FOR CHILDREN, 58, HOPE STREET'. Monthly Report, November, 1857. Fresh Patients admitted Patients who have received treatment Patients remaining under treatment . . 95 MEDICAL OFFICERS—Mr. Stephens, and Mr. Hey. SURGEON DENTIST—Mr. Newman. BANKRUPTS. (By British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.) William Cross, victualler, Mile End. William Palmer, lacoman, Pavement, Finsbury. George Spink, St. Ives, shoemaker. James Henry Butler, merchant, Liverpool, Edward Meyers, grocer, Leeds. James Muliens, grocer, Liverpool. Charles Harrison, Runcorn, Cheshire, rope maker, John Seeger, mster, Bristol. Thomas Boon Clements, and Henry Potter, wholesale toy dealers. William Crompton, victualler, Hull. Charles Martins Nelson, baker, Edward-street. Charles Frederick, and Edward Schlesinger, drysalters, Basinghall-street. James Credland, builder, Hulme, Lancashire. William Bird, son, and William Bird, jun., merchants, Great Yarmouth. William Conduit, lace manufae•urer, Now Lenton. John Wilkins, Barkwell, victualler. John Warden, hotel proprietor, Stratford-on-Avon. Robert Whiston, builder, Wolverhampton. Ebenezer Gould, bookseller, Leamington Priors. • Farrinton, auctioneer, Walsall. Charles Smith, miller, Alderwasley. John Denbigh, hearth-rug manufacturer, Duncan terrace, Irlington. Robert Whiston, and James Henry Staples, Wildsmitb, manufacturing chemists. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Thomas Clapham, nurseryman, Headingley, near• Leeds. THE LATE BIRTH OF A PRINCE AT MADRID.-011 the night of the 28 h ult, an extraordinary edition of the Gazetie was published at Madrid, announcing that the Queen had given birth to a prince. It appears that her Majesty was seized with the pains of labour just as she was about to leave the palace to g) to the church of Atecha, and that the detivery was most happily effected. The King, the Dike and Duchess de Montpensier, the great dignitaries of the S-a'e, and the diplomatic body, amongst the latter Mr. Otway, English charge d'affaires, assembled at the palace the moment her Majesty's situation was communicated to them, and remained until the birth took place, and the royal infant was presented to them. The evont was made known to the population by the firing of cannon, and was announced in all the theatres. The Espana, in h nour of the event, appears with its first page decorated with an elegant border, and headed by three sonnets, entitled " Blessings !" Then it publishes a long leading article, which commences, " Salutation to the Queen ! Salutation to the august Prince of the Asturias, who has come into the world to realise the hopes of the Spanish nation, and to give firmness and stability to the dynasty which was founded in Spain by Philip V. ! We bless Providence, who has extended its protecting hand over this country, tried by long sufferirgs, and has given it in compensation a smi ing future !" SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. • LIVERPOOL, DECSMBEE 5. WIND YESTERDAY, S.W.—Fresh Breez.. HIGH WATER—Morn. I 38—Even. 2 3 —Height, 17 ft ' ARRIVED. Dee. 3. H. M. Hayes New Orleans p Hannah. ..... Express 1 New Orleans Caros ....... Helen Quebec Gazelle ....... 2Eron Eton Newfoundland Adriatic (U.S.M, Hero Jaffa Sappho . ..... Ignes de Castro : . I isbon Delhi ...... Cintra (s.s.) .. Oporto Conidence .. Lusii a BLboa 50phia....... Signora - - . 131!boa Lonehnstie . • Effort ..... Marshfield •• • BAILED. Dsc. 3. Bergman BombaylKhimjee Odow: Danube (s.s.) Genoa Aetna Phoenix'..... CLEARED OUTWARDS. \for. hant Prim Laay Sele Charleston Prince NVoron• Lamartine Christian imphitrite .• • Harmony Gibraltar G iammltteo. • ENTERED FOR LOADING. Dec. 3. Velocity ...• • • Eastern Empire Aden. 'Clifton Belle • Evangeline .... Yemassse CharlestoniC.thhrina Dec. 3. nlCdt,- Carl von Riber ....ConstantinoplelSeverus ..... OUTPORTS. HOLYHEAD, Dee. 4. Wind, N.S.W.—Frosh Breeze Dec. 3.—Pat Pintoo, from Liverpoo hu l Pardeiv, :rom Liverpool for River Plate—Galprnia, for Singapore. Crookhaeen.—Arrived—The Harriet, from Quebec. Dublin, Dec. 3.—Arrived— The Prode. and the Odessa—Christina, Lurrica—Jane and Sarah, be SciUy Nov. 2S.—Arrived—The Bleterka. Kew le l Swansea, Dcc. 3.—Arrived—The Henry Ranking' , Newport, Dec. 2.—Sailed—The Shakespeaue. Portsmouth, Dec. 3.—Arrived—The Queen Bombay. Chatham, Dec. 3.—Arrived—The lon, from Qua eignmouth, Dec. 3.—Arrived—The Venus, kern Southamp . on, Dec. 3 —Arrived—The Port Glagg: Dec. 4.—Arrived—The Bornssa, from Hamburg' bourg—Atalanta (s.), Jersey. Gravesend, December 3. Arrived The St. Michael's Aurora. Morrison, Quel Scala Nova Weit Lothirn, Lawrence, Hamilton, Boston—Parsee, Thomas, Callao— , coon—Ardbeg, Nicola, Calcutta—Celestial Callao—City of Quebec, Graham, Montreal Quebec—Providence, Mayrock, St. Michael's Taranrog Emulous, Morris, Missolonghi —1 Lisbon—Maria, Burn, Bilboa—Adcnia (a.). Hsieh. Falmouth, Dec. 3.—Arrived—The Ora, from Lo , Susannah, Dixon ' Quebec — Balaclava, Rogers. Hambnrgh —Nor(icap, Harris, Alexandria Odessa—Anitithill, Gray, Stalls. Nova—Franct from Rangoon for Liverpool Annetta Fredet. Newcastle for Barcelona—Susanna Dixon, Scar , Belvidere, Braithwaite, Odessa—Christine. Koh' —The Gazelle, for Liverpool. Off. be Roma , Cardiff, Dec. 2.—Sailed—The Marquis of Bute, Queer a`.own, Dec. 2.—Arrived—The Ezelin,frok —The Mertisne za, and Taulo, both from Odes Callao—Vittoriaffrom Cardiff for Trieste, with of weather—Armelial, Constantinople—Pacltlc (c Belfast, Dec. 4.—Arrived—The Cathe.ine, fro: Heyn, Norfolk, U.S.. Sailed—The Ossian (s.s.), Deal, Dec. 3.—Arrived and proceeded for the Osborne, from Boston—Emily, Shaw, Hondut. Jamaica—Emerald, Dadds, Cadiz—Clarendon, See Trinidad, Barron, Antigu +—Culdee, Parse; and Jo Hopkin, both from Patook —St. Cloud. Lame Kishner, Quebec. Arrived—The Elizabeth, Borl Dec. 4.—Passed—The Commerce, from Quebec a from Odessa for 1 ondon. MARITIME EXTRACTS. LIVERPOOL, DEC. 3. The Adriatic (U.S.M.S), West, arrived here Sailed on the 23rd Nov., having been beneaped Has 393,320 dollars in specie. St. Übes, Dec. I.—The barque Abraham was 29. Four men missing. Holyhead, Dec. 3.—A schooner was seen on this morning, but san6 in deep water and disaV boat could get to her. Castletown, Nov. 3.l.—The Europe, Lay, froi pool, pat in here with canvas spit, and rigging Plymouth, Dec. 3 —The General V). Minus (s Good Hope, has put back with damage to her sure' VESSEL'S REPOnTs. Report by the Beam ha, Picite.nell, arrivel at Sept. 16. The William Fairbairn, Indian Ambroydine, sailed a few days previou'ly. Bah. Patriarch—all leaky, and the Yoca, who has take cargo—all Liverpool vessels left in port. rn Spoke. Sept. 26.. Queen of the Seas, Pondicherry for Lon- n o 9.. •• ••." 22 don 3l 4 9, Sept. 28 —Emma, Mauritius to Bordeaux... 3 ....... 3 03 Oct. 18.. Mary Russell, China to Britain, 97 clan, 4 5 5.'01 0ut.... ..... . Nov. 2.. Bemvincl , , St. John, N.F, to Pernambucco „ A 14.. 4 1 Nov. 3.. Canadian (ship) . OS 4• ." Nov. 4.. Bella Dona, Coquimbo to Swansea. ••••• 22 42 ' • d Nov. I4..City of Tanjore, Calcutta to London • • • • 0 Nov. 22 _Three IMls, Calcutta to London, 126_ days out Dec. i.. Helen, off Cape Clear. SPOKEN. 10 1/1' 8 11° Oct. 14.. Arethusa, hence for Monte Video : • ..•• •••' .14 s., Oct. 20—Free Trade, bound south ............ ... ••• • IS Oct. 20.. Prince of Wales, London to Caclutta ... • •••''':o 4 ,7. Oct. 24.. Commonwealth, bound south ..... • .09 ;;,, Oct. 24.. Erromihair, oond south . . . •• • .1 3 ' Oct. 24.. Devonshire, for India.... .......... ••• ..•..• •• '0 14. Oct. 28.. John Parker, hence for Bombay ..... ••• ',,•••: 0 9 Oct. 31.. Sarah M.. hence for Melbourne .. -• ..... 34 1 4 ' Nov. 1.. Clucinultus, hence to Table Bay... • •' n pel .• • • N•• Nov. 13..D0n Juan, Pernambuco to English Chii .••• Nov. 19 .. Wellington, for India ...... FOUEIGN PORTni. Wreath, sailed from Jamaica for Liverpool. , pt . 24., Od DUO, sited from Cnracoa for Liverpool. /1 0 ` Boetia, sailed from Malta for Tunis, Nov. 2 4 . t Seguro and Lusita—both sailed from Bilbos for Melts, (s.s.), sailed tom Alexandria at Adialts. Dart, hence at Yarmouth, N.S. $ Pelican (s a.), hence at Helvoet. 0811. Nyverheid, hence at Bruges. 0 S i r 09 Pe-tche-lee, from I iverpool ; Julia Auusta. fruiro'o"tts from Valparaiso; Conference, from Panama ; T joiso ; tralia; Alexander Hall, from Caldera—all at tailed for Chinchas Beejapore, at Callao, and sailed again for Gleneairn, and Vagiliant, from,Chinchas at Cale. England. 0 st v c lls Protomelia, Jane, and Yemakelo—all from Ch lech a ila fe' Fanny Middleton, and Neptune—both from Au str Ann Cheshyro, Norfolk, Enterorise, and Peril ° ore Val Dinah Moloch, and lo—bo'h from Buenos .tyre s t Val Thelum, from London at Valparaiso. Oro Robert Parke Wanderer, Kennedyr, Pri .ehard, hence off at BarbaAn tigua does. fll for 0 3. Fandora, Waite; Horatio ; and Thora—all henc e a Sebastian, hence at Mayaguez. Blanche, from St. Th ma; at St. Domingo. Tagus, from Vera Cruz at Minatitlan, Kestrel sailed from Callao tor Liverpool, Oct. 21. Glervairn sailed from Callao for England, Oct. 21 John Pelle sai'ed from Callao for Iquique, Oct 19.,,,t9. Edward Herbert sailed from Islay for Liverpool , t,'" a 7 Gentco ailed from Valparaiso for Iquique, Sept. 0 6 e t„ b e, Roderick I ihu sailed from Valparaiso for Iquicle' 0ct.,04 Forest King sailed from Valparaiso for Coquinl e3, l9 ; ' Vicar of Bray s Red from Valparaisa Oct. E. Howell, Oct. 9—both for Qaeenstown. Albion sailed fr_im Demerara for Liv rpool. Oct- 1. Saladin (s.s.) sailed from Jamaica f ir Santa Niar — Elvira, from Valparaiso at Guayquii. piNa AMERICAN SIIIP— ',Tiny YORK, Nov. 19. 10 10 The Pollo.k, from Art oszan to Charles'on, wag lat. 2G N, lon. 63 W,, with loss of main:opt:oast, f or ot &c., In a squall gth Nov.—The Nebraska, on shore o , be a total loss.— the cargo of the J. W. Fannin is e ; I s out, and the chip possibly saved.—The Nebraska the J. W. Farman 2 3rds (nll. NEW Fc as, Nov, 20. oh The Oceans' Favourite, frJni Cardenas to Liver go Charleston in distress, will have to discharge he r for repairs. NEW Yo RIi, Nov 21. 410 0 Ship Great Reputlie, of New York, from . the C• „ e ls& London, before reported at Falkland Island, 41) 11, 1 stated in a letter from the latter place, dated Selt s tos with deck stove in by a sea. Four of her d3rlc and hatch combings torn up. About one-ha'f t he o' decks is damaged, an i all her provisions were not hold, and nai ed with the guano. Had the sillYjv writer thinks she would have been lost, for se' e , left. The captain had sent to Montevedeo for v. r oo . 0 0 83 there were not enough at the islands for Ilu — o f report says the G. R. was subjected to a ee de , s .ol l dsubling Caps Horn, and being deeply loaded k guano), had her light spars and some s I,l l l o ° tair. Limhurner concluded to stop at Stanley or . recruit. Schooner Nebraska, from Philadelpeta for 01.- - cargo of coal (before reported), touched on Het sea running at the time, and blowing hard, e"' heavily, which caused her to spring a leak. Tbeie;o•ll, into Hampton Roads, but isotwithstanding even" net _ the water rapidly gained on them, and the 80 1 4 oil the 11th Inst., when between Wilonghby's a Pori Comfort, in three fathoms water. the c'Pnao the boat, and have arrived in Norfolk. No insu r,7 The Nebraska was 239 tons register, built et 1154, where she was ow NEW ned, and YORK, N clawed A 23. I • 04 t3' tte The deck and house of avessel, and a raft, also ;0 19.,0c, pine timber, were passed 19th inst, lat. 27, in I ' l vessel, supposed to be square rigged, was I )3 ° c Charleston. tiOl it NEW ORLEANS, NOV. 2 1 ' f oo- The Enoch Tram, for Liverpool with a carg ° " %, Trete is 16 feet water in the Bar. ra id, C O° Charter Oak, Carver, Nov. 18; and Erne cleared at New York for Liverpool. b th clea r Evelyn, Sawyer ; and Edwin, Augent— 0 e it. As , : 4 4 Liverpool Nov. 12. Aqu p ilta. Oliver N..v. 10; and Frank ,P eoree ol ' 1 C ie' . Union, Otis : and , Protecto r, St eph ecso n, ilth"" oe, Orleans for Live4ool. r L icerP W. F. Storer, Comery, cleared at Boston for co rlc; Stornoway, Hart. from Foo Choo ' 00 a; Nef . Jan e Occan Wave, Wish rt, from Liverpool; an —both at Savanna'', Nov. 14. be- Humber, Lenner.on; and Northland, Flit ner-- kl l at New Orleans. N e vi 1.° 1 ,1. 4.. ° 1 I Niagara (U S.S.F,), from Portsmouth at yo; f i # Atlantic (U.S.M.S.), from Liverpool at P. O r 0 0 favourite, from Liverpool at Savannah. from Li r d South Carolina, and Rochester—both 1 ' 19• it Orleans. H ost ..„d Niagara (H.M.S.), from Liverpool at ..„d 0-- Roscius, Cook; Pelican Slice, Moses; " Liverpool at New York. _ _ - to ot; i reO 4 ' ' -- - - - ....„ , itan elagliea d ior i : At LEWIS & ()WAN Ib, ~ ~, ..- 0 % , j1 LOTS Are CLOTHED from the Ages 0 ' '" __— -- et o r ------ ---- WI 1..4 pi• Printed and Published by CHAHLgS • a sa street, at his (Jew:nil Printing and Static) 19, South John-street, I,iverpool. 057. 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