The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-13 00:00:00

AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMERS GOLDEN AGE, AND ARCTIC. The steam-ship Golden Age, Captain Porter, which sailed from New York on the afternoon of the 30th ult., and. the United States mail steamer Arctic, which left New York on the Ist inst wrived- in the Merse— yesterday r ' ----eleven he passage in days nine hou: former matte and the latter in rather less than teu days The Golden Age brought 171 passeng( specie ; and the Arctic brought 110 pas and 241,863 dollars in specie. Tile steamer Washington, from Southampton, had s, but no lengers, and the America, from this )stop. arrived at New Yorl port, had arrived at B The Arctic passed the Baltic, from Liverpool to New. York, on the 2nd inst., at six o'clock p.m., about 105 miles from Sandy Hook; and on the 4th, at six o'clock a.m., the mail. steamer Arabia; in lat. 42 long. 62. The California mails have not come forward by the Arctic as was expected The advices from Washington, furnish the opinion of the President of the • United States, re lative to- the Koszta affair: The conclusion at which the President has arrived, is that Koszta, when seized and imprisoned, was arrested with the nationality of the United States, and they had there fore the right if they chose to exercise it, to extend ' ' their proction to' him, that from international law--•--the only law which can be rightfully appealed to for rules of action in this case. Austria could de rive no authority to obstruct or interfere with the United States in the exercise of this right, in effect ing the - liberation of Koszta ; and that Captain Ingraham's interposition for his release was, under lie peculiar and extraordinary circumstances of 'ght and proper. Being convinced that ..znre and imprisonment of Koszta, were illegal Ind unjustifiable, the President will also decline to give his consent to hiS delivery to the Consul General of Austria at Smyrna but on the contrary expects the Emperor of Austria will take the-Proper measures to return Koszts, to the same condition he was in before he was seized in the streets of Smyrna. This opinion had been promulgated in the shape of a very lengthy despatch addressed by Mr. Secretary Marcy, to Chevalier Hulsemann, the Austrian Charge' d'Affaires at Washington. The estate of the late Henry,Clay, at Ashland, was recently.purchased by James B. Clay, son of the deceased statesman; 'at the rate of 140 dollars per acre. The property consisted) f -three hundred and thirty-- - The N, the case, ri -seven acres. York papers continue to publish fearful accounts of the ravages of yellow fever. It has Comparatively_ _subsided at New Orleans; but at Mobile, Vicksburg, Houston, Galveston, and Ber muda, it prevailed to an alarming extent. At Bermuda, up to the 9th ult., there had died one officer, '(Lieut. Woodford), nine men, four women. and two children belonging to the 56th regiment, and 106 others were, sick. Out of 205 convicts, only 25 had escaped the 'epidemic-50 had died, The following gentlemen had also died :—John M. Howden, recently appointed American Consul ; Geo. Houghton, Clerk of Works in the Royal Engineer Department ; and. A. H. Taepp, of the Ordnance Department, In all, eighty-one persons had fallen victims, and two-fifths of the sappers were in the hospital. The latest accounts state that the fever was spreading. We also learn from Bermuda, that the House of Assembly had, during repeated meetings, trans acted a large amount of legislative business. The Presbyterian Ministers' Salary bill was committed, the Shipping Light Duty bill was read a= second time, and many other bills of revenue and police improvement were advanced a stage. The Attorney- General had instituted a government prosecution against the editor of the Hamilton Royal Gazette. The American Fishermen were loud in their complaints of the little protection afforded them by the United States fishing squadron which has just returned home. The fishermen declare that they have frequently been driven out to sea.by the British cruisers, in the most tempestuous weather, and in direct violation of treaty-stipulations; also, that the American squadron, instead-of going to and remaining upon the fishing greunds, merely visited the principal provincial portS, and when wanted could not be found, though actually seal Lthea for. The New York papers mention that during a severe gale on the 16th ult., on the Coast of- New foundland, a large number of fishing vessels with their crews had been wrecked, but the advices pre viously recived direct made no mention of such misfortunes Froin Puerto Cabello we learn that the .revolu tionary troops of Venezuela had nearly all sub mitted to the power of President -Monagas, giving the brothers a present triumph. It was believed, however, that their government would not exist long, although likely to be strengthened at the Presidential election next year. Trade was. very dull at Puerto Cabello. NEW YORK MARKETS.-SEPT. 30 STOCKS AND MoNnv.--The decline in stock prices from the effects of the Washington's news, was 1 to per cont. on the fancies, and * per cent on the higher class shares. Government stocks sold at a small fraction over the treasury price. Hudson Convertibles and Erie Incomes were in fair request at former rates, and New York Central Sixes again brought 94 with five months accumulated. Early in the day, the market sustained itself better than many parties anticipated, from the looks of the foreign money and political accounts. The money market was not decidedly influenced by the news. Call loans were offered, as before, at 7 per cent. The business in mercantile paper ranged from 9to 12 per cent. Railroad acceptances, 12 to 15 per cent. Fereign exchange was stiffer. The regular drawers get 1091 per cent., and prime transient bills rate 109 . 1 to 1091. Francs 5 131, and 5 12*. CorroN—Remains very quiet and languid. The conflict ing advices from Europe in relation to the markets there, and from the Southern States respecting the poor prospects of the growing crop, interfere with business here. About 600 bales were disposed of at somewhat unsettled prices. FLOUIL AND MEAL.—The Washington's intelligence has occasioned a livelier and firmer feeling in the market for State and Western brands, of which the supply is less exten sive, and for which there prevailes a better home and export • demand, at quoted rates, which exhibit an improvement of 122 c. to 18ic. per bbl. The day's movements amount to 15,000 bbls., within the annexed range : Sour .... Superfin Ordinary to straight State Mixed Indiana and Michigan Strait do. and do. ......... ..... Favourite State Common to good Ohio Fancy Indiana and Michigan Fancy Ohio . 5 75 to 5 931 6 to 6 121 • 6 43 1 to 6 561 . 6434 to 650 . 6 50 to 6 50/ . 6 56! to 662; . 650 to 662* Fanci• Genesec 6 561 to 6 624- 6 561 to 6 681. 6 561 to 6 684 Extra •Indiana and Michigan, Extra Ohio 6 621 to 6 931- 6 681 to 7 122 Extra Genesee 6 68i to Canadian is doing better. There have been 1,500 bbls. Superfine sold at $6 681 to $6 75. Southern is brisker and dearer. The transactions of the day include 2,700 bbls. at $6 622 to $6 75 for mixed to good ; $6 81t and $6 93 . -1 for favourite ; and $6 931 and 7 25 for fancy. Rye flour and corn meal, are apparently unchanged. GRAlN.—Wheat, affected by the Wa,shington's accounts, has attracted• more attention, and advanced 3c to 5c per bush. The day's business embraces 25,000 bush. ; western white at $1 44 to $1 50 ; 30,000 Canadian do. ' in bond, at $1 44 to $1 48; and 200 a Southern do. , at $1 44. Rye is more enquired for, but not essentially higher. About 1000 bush. found buyers, mostly at 90c. Barley has not varied. State and Western oats appear in improved demand, at 48c to 50c per bush. Corn is in better request and a shade dearer ; the receipts are not so heavy. The day's sales con sist of 62,000 bush. at 78c to 794 c for unsound; 80c to 84c forwhite Southern; 81c to 82c for mixed Western; and 82c to 83c for yellow Southern, .per bush. METALS.—Sheathing copper is in better demand, at 25c for old ; and 281 c for new, per lb. Scotch pig iron is less abundant and stiffiy held, at $37 to $3B, 6 months, per ton. A parcel of 500 pigs Ulster County lead brought $6 25 per 100 lbs. Steel and tin are unchanged. On.s.—Wc have no additional MOvementin whale, sperm, or olive to report. The transactions in linseed add up 6500 gallons, at 64c to 65c, now held at higher rates, per gallon. PROVISIONS.—Pork is less active, but unchanged in value. The sales of the day embrace 600 bbls. Western at $l6 25 for Mess, $l2 75 to $l3 for prime. Nothing new has o ccurred in cut meats. La r d i s ra th e r qu i e t, but firm. There have been 250 bbls. prime purchased at 11i to llic. per lb. Beef is moderately inquired for at previous quotations. The sales include 220 bbls. at $4 76 to $6 for prime ; $7 to $9 50 for Country MeSs; and $l2 to $12.621e. for City ditto per bbl, Beef Hams retail at $l3 50 to $l4 per 220 lbs. Butter and Cheese remain as last roported. RICE.—The days's operations consist of 260 tcs. fair to good, at $3 S7l to $4 25 per 100 lbs. Fnmowrs.—Rates to Liverpool were firmer, with ingge ments, of about 60000 to 70,000 bushels of Wheat, chiefly at 10d. in bulk, and about 2,000 bbls. Flour at 2s. 100. Resin was 3s. and Cotton a Id.. and 50 tons Bacon were engaged at 355. To London 4,00 A-bushels 31 , 3)eat-:.MA engaged in shippers' bags at 9d. To Havre, Wheat was engaged at 20e., and Flour at 76c. BIRKENHEAD ore or Glynn Carmichael 5 Nicholas, Preston & Watson J Barbour ,on Brothers C Prowse W Cuthbert.. n & Watson Preston and Co c Watson ii:Cotesworth and Co Igo Kay, S. Williamson.. lllelite, 247; Debarro, Ginnacopulo & Co, Whitblun .rd, D E.Gauwin Preciosa 24 Solva 180 I Vest William ay ) Smith, D E Gauwin Irvine antes 111`I Flora, 94, Waters Leopard, 299, Bic Lusitania (s.s.) 11 Rothsay 490 I Wolfe 12 Boomerang 1 Brothers Messen, Pallas, Flambe Piquot 114 Susan Hin Teia 344 A Limport or Zwil ;on, H. Kellick, W. Tartet IP Ansole ;, E Eastee 41 Carrin Abbot, 'I ison. A. C. Stewart r Kel an ag a,'A Eclipse ( Fanny 6 Gautema. Harina KelgiCh Wo Knight 450, British T Caroline T. ri‘l'lrenry Clara Wheeler, 91 )aphne 73* Philli; Et? Ahead hton, MUI, Bright, & Co. E. Greenwood Crerar. R Morrow; Son & Co. lefty, It Carter nan, C. Grimshaw , Beasley and Colly rances, J J Day )ayni & Co aid Boult & Boult .. Y-BIOORI hur, Rankin a d Co Bright & Co. xl' i g en ' Kau Eb/ana 122 lity mon and Son.. sl I .A 0 lacy Cli 813 Richards, Nelson - Elephant, 49 Bento' Ellen. 60 Jones. T. William OStratton . lBl 0 Serafin 200 Go Newton, E Oliver For Flower of May Four Brothers, Frank Pierce 1143 CUrrier, - Douglas & CO General Dunlop; 947 Skolfield, J Brown Rodgers, J. Gordon • • N Triton 10( 1, Robertson, Millar & Co. x Tyro 147 Ll nrowne or Harrison s True Bess 54 Glenmaz Guidinz 30 Schuffe Vary Grb ) Robert Provides J. J. Day Robe+ t lr Elton 46, Blair ght & Jones Rose 67, Irviag, Mi Stamboul.i 959, Carr S. & W. Pearce n, Rankin & Co aleortae Virtue 6 Westmo 33 M`William ; J. E. Christian rogo 1226•80y1e, Maclean and Co NELSON, 1, D Cannon & Son 'Helen 140 B Jo& Amanda, 140, 11 J.Joni Eleanor k Fr itheof, 26( N Genio ,Spccu?atc Giasone 150 Pie' 'kit, 405, Planter Queen of or & Co, Shannon 4g_liearnis, R Keating Thomas - and Ann 71 Mu - rra Uriel 800 Foster Lgobardo rowri & Co r and Co A F Moore ~ on. Gibbs, Brigl Jauwin .. E GWOOD ley, R Vining C. Pothonier lue, Bahr & Co iNCE BASIN. a, Focke & Boult Ellen 440 Main, Jackson Laura Campbell 491 Le C Carolina; 'oven Clal Collory s 403 George G Tucker 1( ICTORIA 170 Alirshall, J iieid 94 Benin, Preston & Watson 50 Delano, A. E. Byrn( Brother Charles Croc Cornelia. 77E Eliza 64 Jones, St Fidelity, 112 Stern Grecian 1134 Bale. and Reid Douglas & Co Isabella 112 Bunce. Isabella, 63, Martin Larkins 49 Jones . Lord Willoughby, 8: Margt. 8. Mat y 33 Garmany, Matilda 240 Ashmeed, J Lott Margaret Gibs Old England. I Miner &Co 0 ton ors Scott T. 148 Robinson, Cram & Co Jo 'stow, Browne 3. AV. A. (2 G Onward 790 J Peveril 35 Millburn, Cowel and Co Prince de Joinville 527 Courray, Webster n Pepita, 120. Harrison or Partridge & Co Rossaco, 249. illazwell W Unwin shury, Fock Sachem, 806 Sarah G. Rai Boult w Spes, 424, 11 Surat, 501, ad, C Ironsides.. Shaleross & Co e, Moorwood & Co Vodant, 337, S Zorgolied - 303 Grootd, Vos & Co 1 Scott, R. G 'RINCE'S. F de , Oleago & Co and Reid ;eghill.. City of Bosto Constellation 1765 Allen Felicity 29g_Frost, W Cliff ✓oan g ua Kale, 6g Kossuth, 1260 Bell, W. Tauseott Mary Ann, 67 Hazelliur New World 14 Peace, 133 I Star of Empire 200 11 Tuscarora 1418 Turk Bowman & Co lsia 524 Watt, Allan and Gillespie .. z Irma Dorothea 811 Darly, Cotesworth & Co w 7 3allerav E 47aada 122 Aurach derd Van Nes 582 Carsjens, Vips or Millers E dbaurrea 141 Ansoatejui; F de Oleaga & Co 0 facdonel or Fairclough w 4 T Brocklebank w 7 hi: G . 1 Irgonaut 1237 4rachne 654 Roddoc} Inn Longton, , lmatia, 122 At ?earson, J. Longton 1 &. Co coicha, Via an Powell, 304, Lamont, Tyrer & Co Brazillian 345 Duffer; Catesworth & Co Dalbina 101 Lands, R Shiel or J T Nickels Chasely 515 Slaughter, Brice, Friend & Co Chieftain 252 Dillingham. McKean & Co Coringa 250 Hall, Schwabe or Baker .. Chebueto 408 Russell, T Bulkier or Tyrers El Clan Gregor 912 Carmichael, Ashley & Co .. Campbel2l9 Dixon, F. Wilson and. Co Denonport 767 Colburn Duke of Well Derwent —Gladstone & Co( ARRIVALS IN nkK SINCE OUR LAST. rteaii? i iFinistei , WATERLOO Victoria, 43, Kean, Bowling O/icc 27, Hughc Carnarvo: 7 kilter, 90,.116731,4,Dtibi1it CANNING. Ztbr D C T ORY. Ite 781 Beste, J Fail- 3 Wilson, J Mon del or Imrie Brocklel 'son, S R Graves .. E Coleswortil & Co or Oleaga liB6, Abell, Baring & Co or W. Nicol Ogim ?artridge & Co 5 Tiiron,T . Bell r, Partridge & 4 111'Donnp11 Booker or Poole .& e; J Lox nor G Simpson Eg!ti Smith & Co Le & Co & Co, or Imrie ne F (lib Olpfton. 4, Lamb, Wm. Rotherham ;ew - orth &Co or Pearce 01A th or Cuthbert.. z 3y, Crabtree & Co Bahr 8z Cc Cotemorth & Co, bert;'KeL or Lewis & Co Partridge or Ashle Co orKelso 01 .1' DOC Elizabeth 728 Om Liffey 262 I Louisa 26 .'reitiidd, 31 Seraphi, na & Co 'reston or Cotesworth et, --, Allen or Walsh t, A. Coghlll 198 De Ormaechea, ) 169 S'enande, Spiel or Nickel VI 6 Ica, Partridge & CO A Gartside glehu rst Moss &Co 011 .n.d, W. Newton.... 0 T Sanderson &Co 0 1 -fridge or Kelso Sr Co 0 cirth and Co 2 keinliacha, R Shiel or Nickc lelan I'Bl Baudin, Partridge Macdonnel v side or J Aikin Lay, miners atm uo • • L ' 'ten, Vg. Browne and Co. o 74, 111'Bride, T W Fairelough:ol.l /6 --, Cunard, Munn. &Co o Carron Co. Ofillorayshire, OliVa Sade las 1 Partrid OlAhivevo lecatOr 145 B ElPostiioy g 6 AV agoOrden, Vos _lAn nki.cs, .1 R OWE & Co E Oliver 6riffiths, J J Day 1241 Kinney, D Gibb ;y, Mir ers & Co, hi'Laren, M'Art Thomas, Cram & Co J It Owen sner, E. Winc 4. StqThen Glendinni. hby & Co Vilson and Dawson. SALTIIOUSE. tloward, Bolds & Co Le, A Thompson . admond, Poole and Co .. laths, Hatton & Cookson Doke, Hatton & Cod Cotesworth E. Oliver n;, Nils Imrie & Co Spencer AI. Gee, .Steele & Co Eorlend,.Allen & Gillespii 11 Thomas, Buchannao & Co H. Smith & Co. ----, Strong & Reed , e 640. L. H. Macintyre.. ), Power, liotton & "Cookson h M'Whi'ti illiam Nicol :Itind - erson -012v7 s ollo 138liemme, B'ahr & Co iardi, Preston & Co 4yrshire Lass 157 Gunn, Allan & Edwards ,) Nideford, 116, Major,•Allon & Co .. British J Cynostm & Co. ahr and C Lukew'c Earl of Leicest Exprass'l 135 Barker 0 try 136 41ay" .. . • • • • • • • • •• N CYPi rower of, the South Condom, It Quiggin.. N Glad !re Fly 135 Kirkness, 13ahr &Co .. Nv Will reclerieli Stelae 217 Sycke, Bahr &Co .. w Etal6, W. T 1. 1 1121 Mo Lit, ACo 'or Strong .& Co NN Am arbcrt .. fi Ma . . W Pri Tazoma, Partridge & Co in Luth ith, 52 Da ° lWlliam, trills); Etnp Hannah ,SalA William vier 334 William Zurah 340 L S Kirknian F inla Pons. E Eliccnix THE NORTHERN o r th ern IDativ. eyman, Robson & ;. 56 Hayes,• Wood and Ritson y Basseet.lo3 Carthew, Papayanni & co 470 Schultz, Crnstradt " Gowan, J E Christian Barthwick and Co 253 Uribe, F Heath, .. enir 179 Elliott, A, F. Moore Vianna or Moore 1' P. 85 Fielifs, Bahl. & Co Wilkins :ht and CO E 126 Cartro, Bahr - St Co 38 Cain, J and G Barnes n or Oliver Guy, Scol Peltdm, DAnube, Henrich, W rfoss and Co h, A Duranty. I, Muir and Co ►hr and Co.. znda 180 D E Gauwin onet 310 Wylie, H Cobough.. a Donu 377 Reeves, Meßottronea ity 110 A dams. Lahr and Co Duncan to 168 Mentz, I G Loathein son, Campbell & Co Cowan & Co .. F Lorigo bard° 0 IT Bahr &Co N kuen, Bahr &Co 0 Ind CO .. . .. iv Ikington & Co I Bahr and Co furphi, G. P. Hosley w 6 o• 147111°11er, Bahr &Co 0 holdt, Gauwin or Whitew 4 and Co .0 Dean, D Cannon & Son w ranzatta 1093 Sykes,.Cannc ehelind 180 Fioda, NV J Misers 20i Mathiaen 0 ni and Co. w q . er r. 03 Ellery, J Chalmer and Co .. Mom 202 Mcßae, Wilson R, Co ( 'Nan Knbwles 953 White,'M'Calmontbrs tario 140 Ahella, Bahr & Co ln 137 Criig; ( Lemon g, .1 Glynn gr rSon ae, Armstrong t4c Co udu, Lamport & Co Jolly, G P Oxley Termcnt UNION H. Steele.. , 800, Dubbins 7 Stockfoti„ J. Alexande D Gibb COBOURG ma, 41. Smith ,IcAndrews & Co 131, Da BRUNSWI 7. Rose 1130 Dawson, Holderness & Co w rbia 1022 Crainger and Co.. .. F DI Macke, Wilson and Co z Ye filler and Co. v `s, G9B, Patton, C. S. Lemon, & Co., 0 0 Ureen, Wilson Brown & Co .uzhan, 992 Porter, Gibbs &Co .. v 107 Hoyte, Pill owler, ML Miller 4 . Go gton, and Co 0 en& Co 0 A burin skin Itz C E Oliver E Feinie tiros /, folinstone, DOuglas & Co .. Hastings, 647 Wild, D. Gibb, ,nk Fernie Drs It. Fisher Ranee, N'ln Viattle, Hnnnah Eastee Warrior Q ;hur & Co.. :da 391 3: la, 1119 H 389 Hunter, a. Piirie, 552 msan; W. Pi.ric .288 Tilley, Gibbs, 1 :field, Miller &Co 0 F. Ftvrri • • . 0 lch, 11 Mor;ow and CO .. tyre, Rankin & Co Co w 111iller & Co, ,V Colton ad Co t T. Chilton ike, Bahr and Co INGTOk th, & Co. 264 Allen, Taunton' and Co S rz Garr SANI)ON No. 1 Mahon, J; and A 34g Hamilton, J. 689 Isl3ister, C. S I 202 Day 357 t.iimr 0 Stelvart & Douglas .. L 'ia, gfig, Dixon, Baring, Bi - W. Cuthbert isa, 178 Ft)] idan, 1008 Croo: on 364 Conwan, J. &T. Brocklebank 0 177 Kaize, Bahr & Co No:6. 335 Paton, Miller and Co 0 C VV & F Shand D Cannon Sons & Co J lieneyy or order 03 Sharp, It & CANNING Hendei son . : No. 1. fern 170 liitspn, T Hodson No 2. T 454 Campbell, Lampert and Co.. s If/hie 526 Groome, Sparks and Co.. o s No.. 1, 1, J &del, ry Enda Bruce,loo7 111 Pherloa, E OliverE !a 371 Nairn ",K, No 1 de Wolf -.Wilson Co rc Imrie ;on Sr Co, Co w 1111ay . . z!ltut Lchmond.. d Holt C wruar t_Curlir dscape 145 Rid is Van Caning curius 120 Birck] VAILY TIMES. ~ilIlE~ te, Anderson, tight, Bradsha Abeona, wooe C, : Hoi L i •t. SHIT LOADING LAIDE. GIBRALTAR Ai‘lD ALEXANDRIA. Fairclough, Sept lb S Holywood, Cooper, J Longton or Pothonier. rn I- A. 10 0 A orth or Cuthbert, Sept 10 P GIFIRALTAR kLIBON Dllins, Strong & Co GIBRALTAR ADItA :on ;& -Watson Plicebe, (s) Brennan, Papal Bkd, Vesta, Smith, Gauen & Co GIBRALTAR & LTA &C. anal & Co Onda, Neirn, NADA - AND .11.10 BILE & co, Sept 24 .. Gv EgjKute Hammer: G. S Orion , Goothinn, J E ( VI HALIFAX AND SI TEPHE :Ns. NJ d. •S. de rhnston, IMoia, Whitby, Bahr & S J. H. Palmdcke, Sept It .hrend &CD S Bahr & Co, Set: HAMPT9I4.IidAI3§. !s, Robinson, Wrienry TY • GlSusan, W. Gftrrott, Sute a.. Neilledge 81 HAVAN Abaurrea, Beol Oreago & Co Sept 17:. • lbina, Landa,•R34eil or Nickols, Sept 12 1" K !IslSde la Victo;ias, xidge,B4 Co, S li Ocean°, Gojeocehia, Partridge & Co, Sept 13 G Trionfopte, Shiel or Nieliols, Aug 1.. G P HAVANNAH & MATANZA. Nickeiiors and W Amande, Mealener, D E C s I A f.arn e , 'D v at t ntr : I 0 Strong, Sept 51.. r and CO s, Dtrante'y and Co. K s & Co, Sept 6 PI Miller, & Thqmp- FOREIGN. Antarctic, Zerega, Focke &Boult, Sept 13 Bllf Chas Crooker, Delano, A Taylor, Sept 28 .. V R. Guiding Star, Millers &Thoinpion gep 2 Gv Hibernia, Maloney. J Browneo r Harrisons, Johnan Lange, Lucke, Guion &co., .. Bm Kossuth, W. Tapscott Sz Co • . W New World, Knight, W. Bowman & Co W Roehambeau, Starchpole, Rathbone Brs & Cp Sheridan. Cross, R. S. Healy Sept. 23 .... W Printe de Joinville, Conway, Webster, Sept 28 V Constellation, Allen, A. Taylor & Co. - Queen of England, Peaxson,Vining or Harrison Sept. 24 P Fidelia, Dimon,Baring Bros., Sept 22 Queen of the West, Millet, Bowman and Co., Sept., zi Cambria, Perry, W.Tapscott & Co., Sept. 23 Calhoun. Trueman, C. Grimshaw & Co,, Sept, 28 W. G2N ydney and Jane, PaTry7A. Coghill, &co., K ODE - SSA George, Hehorst, Focke and Boult, Sep ig Hermann, Schauffer, Focke 8: co, Sep 29 BM OPORTO sfarchado 1., C da Silva, J. Meet ' OSTEND AND GHENT. Union, Potter, - ll E Gauhent,'Sep 26 knne Powell, N •ers,, Sept. 12..... P Iris, Tanne FE RNAIIII3UCO. R Vining and co, Se Seraphina, Orr, Cotesi Swordfish, G. Cobb, P. h & Co. Sept 3.. ' mont, Bre S PHILADELPHIA.S Horatio, Browne or Harrison, Sep 9 Pequest, Focke & Co., Sef It. 26 W G. N. Tuscarora, Turley, Brown & Co., Sept. 30.. ITV PILLAN. . . Wilhehnine, Aschendorf, Bahr & Co., Oct PORT au PRINCE. Aspedo, A. Durante & Co., gent PORTLAND BAY, p ha, Wilkinson, W. Sharp, QUEBEC J. Wiison & Co., Oct Dolores, Partridge or Kelso, Sept 10 Mexican Packet, Allen or Walsh, Sept 3 G Cheiftain, Dellingbam, Muir Jr Morton, Sept. 28P RIO JANEIRO. Hril C*r ie, , Brice or ?into, Sept 9 Sdn IClienannas, Cultro, Millers & Co. .. Q Hope Preston & Watsen, June 20 (1 Laura Campbell, Gresley, Vining, Sept 13.. P K IHover, Cole, Cotesworth or P ea r c e, A ug 23 V Wm. & Henry, Watts, Alillers, Aug. 25 .... P 'P Witch of the Wave, Jackson or Tanton, Q Aug Ili. -.. ROTTERDA 51. Arnoldina Catharina. Vas, Sept 16 Cormorant, (a), Rochfort, A F Moore.. N Naiad, Turnbull, Allen gt Edwards, Aug 30 Q Sedulous, Jones, Cram & Co. Sept 16 Cg Thomas, Gram Powell & Co Catherine Thon►a sALONcA & VARNA: Allah Karim, Dodero, AI. C. Pothonier & Co., Sept. 27 Stn _ . SAN FRANCISCO Inconstant, Owens, Preston & Co. Aug 31 I3k(1 &Arson, —, Schwabe or Baker, Sept 7.. P SAN SEBASTIAN. Triton, Zaldlondo, Partridge &Co., Sapt 22 G Vansittart, Petriam, Allen & Edwards, Sept. 20 Eg. Dorothy Alice, EMbleton ditto Sept. 20 B. AI inhana Catharina, Cnen, Bahr &Co., Sept. 230 SAN SEBASTIAN & BILBOA. Julia, Erezurna, Partridge & Co, Aug 22 K SANTA CRUZ Mogg, J. Gipn & Son, Sept. 2g Bkd, Susan Ann, SANTA CRUZ, &e. Liffey, Rend:tick, T. Glynn and co, Sep 27 AVAI4' NAH, Bona Venture; &co., .. midge. Suter M'Neilledge SEVILLE ,Eclipse, Gill, R. Teare or Moore, SHANGHAE. Emily, Gila Hal% W and J Lockett, Aug 12 8 SIERRA LEONE, iames,Heiman, J Poole & Co, Aug 31 Sdn Aberfoyle, Cram and co, or E. Oliver Sept 15 Q Jean Baptiste, Bonnett, D Gave n , Sept 21 Stu SINGAPORE Chebncto, Ba ier or Tyr , -.r, Sept 10 .. V or Cotesworth, Sept 24 S . asmere, Yeo, Stamport or Greenshields S SAI YRNA Genro Speculatere, Danilorich, Co.. SOLONICA. t. George, A rklow, H. Smith, & Co .. S STETTII Caro!us, Kraeft, Bahr and Co. Sept 2 .. Q Jason. Bey, Bahr and Co. Sept 6.... U Medea, Michaelis, Bahr and Co. Sept 3.. Q Wm. Bateman, Bahr and Co. Sept 15.... B Arthur, Hubner, Bahr and, co, Sep 27 Q STOCKHOLM. Siofna. Hanron, I) Gantvin, July 2.. _ •wr. JOHN, N.H Havanna, Stoketons, J. Alexander, .. John Barbour, Marshall, Fernie Ross &Co., Sept. ig B Liberia, Crookshank, do. do. Sept. 22 B Perthshire, Welch, R Morrow, Son, &Co B ST. JOHN'S, N. 8., & VALPARAISO. Lady Emma Bruce, Bradshaw, S J de Wolf T. THOMAS Frederick Steen, Syche, bi Foyne or Duranty K ' ST. THOMAS. &c. Janet Kidston, Henry, R Rhodes, Aug 23 .. B ST. THOMAS & RIO de la HACHE. "ireenshielsd, Sept. 27 Q ST. VINCENT CAPE de VERDS. , Baronet, Wyle, Milhurst & '1 hompson, Sept 27 St Vincent, T. Shepperd, G. W. Newton kG ST. VINCENT CAPE de VERDS AND Longton, or • SWINEMUNDE.. Achillos, Papist, Bahr, & Co., Sept. 30 .. 'SYDNEY, Argonaut; Macdonell or Fairclough, Aug 6 G Anne. Armstrong, Bolds or Cowie, Aug 1g s A f• . - [Coringa, Schwabe or Baker, July 2 Shy, [ Crescent City, Beazley or Kelso, Sept 2 B Glendalough, Howson, J Baines, Sep 17 P Persia, Roberts, Robertson or Imrie, Aug 4 P Tory, Hosking, I) Gibb, Aug 9.. .. U Eblana, La or Zwilchenbart,, Sept 7.. P TRIESTE. ' • Nicoletto, Garfalo, .Preston or Nickola & Sept: 10, S. T. N. Express, Philips, Nick°ls or A. P. Moore, Sep. 19, K INlariavon, Cagtenga, Muller Bahr & Co., 5ept..22 . , 0. 1 1 Vineenzo, Premude, White, & Co., Sept. 26, O. [Carolina, Seppich,_7,lair . , .f[r Co., Sept. 27 K, TRINIDAD, ;ampbell, J. Poole &co,, Tohn s Anderson Marshall, J. Longtoa or Q Kirk, Sept. 20 lioslern, James Longton Co VALENCIA lA. Z., Chandler, Foucke & Co VALPARAISO. - Artistic, Tyrer or Ashley Brothers, Aug 2t.. S Salween t White, Cotesworth & Co. Sept 14 V Roxand, Spittal, Millers &. Co., or Bahr Sept. 21, P. VENICE Cynosure, Yabsley M'Nair, 8z Co Cep t. 24 K VERA CRUZ wie & Co. Sent 'lab, Baker or Le Maistre, August 27.... G Lister, J. Mondel or Baker, & Co. Sept. 27, P • WI SMAR. as, ---- Bulche Bahr & Co, Laricaster , Wilson, Medea, ---, Stettin Messenger, Marwood, Halifax Nevin Packet, Owens,.Portinllaen N. S. Le Asonta, --. Alexandria O pa l, cilasgow Eleanor, -, Wexford Eagle, Neill, Youghal Favourite, Whitefield, Furugo Sector*, Faucu, --- George . Canning, Roberts, - Heart of Oak, Ellis, --- Isabella,=Dairidson, Belfast Isabel; Davies, Cardiff . Orizonte, noels 'loh6vich, Constanti. Pelt Omit, Williams, Africa Prinui, Thomas, Barrow 'aragon, Draper, Lainlash lebecca, Couch, St. Ives Linda, Delaney, Newfoundland Rose, Portaferry - iss addoeks Evans , Port Ma. Rowena, -, -- Snake, Wills, Madeira fans, Inverness . (roar, —, Cork mhado I, Da Silva, masts, s] an; bowsprit and started, the woodenends aft., &c, Wexford, 11 Oct.;—The schooner SIREN, of and for Dublin., from Pembray, was lost yesterday, on Arklow Bank. Crew saved. CORK (QU 'STOWN), OCT.' 11 _ Maria Elizabeth, Tjonkey, •from Galatz, NEW YORK.- ARRIVED SEPT. 27.—The ship Ocean Queen, Smith, from London, and 30 . days from Portsmouth ; E smera ld a , ll'Mannus,, from LiverpoOl,in 44. days ; "Winchester, Moore, frdni LiverpOol in 37 day's; .Medallion, M'Clintock, from Cardiff in 46 days ; Moro Castle, Bishop, from Cardiff in 32 days ; Champlain, • Woodward, from Cardiff in 35 days ; Amelia, Jordan, from Newport in 45 days ; Rainbow, Savage, from Cardiff. September 28th The barque Attica, Gooding, from Bristol in 46 days. September 29th : The Washington , _ _ , men and Southampton ; ; Arabia, Bontolle, 12 days ; Kato Hunter, Bush,. from Liver- September 30th : Robert Kelly, Barstow, .7 - , days, from Liverpool in 35 days; Louisiana, Barstow, from Liver pool in 43 days ; Archimedes, Mitchell, from Cardiff in 60 d'ays ; Linden, Gillen, from Sligo, CLEARED .SEPTEIIIBER lept!mber 30th The Dirigo, Young, for Glas M'Evans New Hampshire, CI for Glasgow PHILADELPHIA for London ARRIVED SEPT. 27. The Eureka, Sloan, from Bristol ; W.. V. Kent' Filner, froin Liverpool. September 28 : Th e • .. CLE.3.IiED SEPT BOSTON lie Lake, t —The ship Lapland, Taylor, for St, rpool ; Muscongus, Kelleran; for St, EASTPORT. SAILBD SEPT. a—The Mary Adeline, blorse, for Lirer CI:13:414f; 'SEPT. r Continnt, Higgins; for Liverpool ;more, Morton & co Sep ICELAND. 'eptunus,:Hansen', 1 Co, Sept 16 K • JAMAICA. Livetpool, Monde, J. B. Yates & Co. Ii9GIIIRA AND' PORT CABEI:140 h ➢faria, DncL LIMA , Wilsoc ,londel or Imrii 'yreior Ilahr R Co. )bell, Lamport Ri Co BOMB oftritOrth . B,c Co, ( Edward Gieen, Red r of Empire; B 110 S -TON & HALIFAX :s), Leitch; D & C Al'lver BRAIIE. Dunn, Cateswor D Ga Railway,•Gosnell, J Glynn R MADRAS Campbell;Cutes Riau* Rederver, Bahr & co, Sept ILTGES, Amphitrite, Deswelgh, Muir Brothers, A inada, A lANILLA ton & co, Josefa Juan •. Julian de Unzueta,Ty Sept 26, • ), Sept 28, NIA RANHAM me & Co. Sep. 20 P Sep 29 P Tyro, Lloyd, Catesworth and 0, Sept 2g, P • 21 ..Sdn LISBON, BRAZIL, .AND RIVER PLATE. Lady Eglinton(ss)Patton.Mllleis&co Sep29Bkd Lusitania (as), Brown, Millers Az co, Sept 29 GV • Son, Scp 22 K lab, Lamb, Tyrers or Power &Co SI Kallibokr,., lrth, Sept 1 S Hubbard,. Train & Co. Sept. 17.. W MALAGA Si CONSTANTINOPLE. , dberry, Focke & Co. ditto 20.. V Cynthia, Kelly, Alien &Co .. fir Train kto Sept 28 11 MA LTA ton and'co, Sept 28, V toner, Nicholas, Preston & co, Sept 28 Bkd Debarro, 'l' Smith. Bkd MALTA,' &c. Ffelen, Preston & Watson, Sept, 10 Bkd 21 K,Undaun ted, Barber, G. Louthean, Aug 25.. is Partridge & Co. Sept. 8 .. iekols, Sept 121 Stnittegulas,..Cubbon, J I P, 'PiAlvat> Tin a„ John ltitsop, Tiffin, Kelso & Dowie, Sept. 2i I Union Conipostilano, Bandin, 'Partridge or MARSEILLES Arturo, Azzopadia, D. E. Gauwin, Oct. 3 .. K GlBonaparte, Merceir, Gauen & Co Q CADIZ. iAlbatross,Geves,Gibbs,Brigbt &CoSept 2,8 Sby Peptta, Zubraia, Partridge & Co, Aug 16.. V Auricera, Sehlesivger or White. Tuly P Cath. Jenkins, Hodge, Grindlay, Se - pt 14 SO Avow, Dowsley, H. Steele, Sept 23 CADITZ AND ,RIVER PLATE. Ainrriq R Kirk tint 1A Longtan . CAI.CUTTA J. Longton, rachne, T. R J )ncs,Palmer and co, PI BriseiS, Brown, Gibbs, Bright & co. Sep 24 G; P Birmingham, 111`iiirdy, J Baines, Aug G....S flaniv.ll Salkeld, J. Poo Boomerang, Flaherty, Carter & Co. Aug '27 B Columbine, lll'Lennan, A Coghill, Aug 15 Q, ad Co or Inane, Sep Vornlinson,' Sept, 14 2g F Eliz. Aiitoinetta, Fairciciu !0.. S Elizabeth, Musterton, O. T Fairclough CAPE VERDS & piHibern or(Balir, Aug 24 1 ertsou & Co.Ang: Ellen Royde, Itl 4 Clune and Co Sept 13 Q Esk, ; Peters, Brocklebank or Inarie Sept 20 P Fanny, Forrest, J a De Wolf .. S Gladiolus'. Taylor. W"Nico) G (initiate, canieiana, tx.m urWaltlAw, J uly 228 )OD HOPE. Harmony, Frame; J Wilson & Co. July 27.. G ring 24 Q Hope, Al•Cardy, Coltart or Kelso, July 28 ..P lr!etta KelsO or J Wilson, July 28 P 1, Bower, Longtori and Co. Aug 22 P Inirle,Aug26S Ithew, Sep I2A a, M`brairi& ARLESTOI J. Harrison Stitt & Co.. & Co. Sept 13... D & CO. or LeWl! tord, Ro6lc, Hatton & C ege, Lev J. Gordon & Co Tydon & Richardson a Peek, ,GOA I Varley, - Allen and Edwards r, Birkby, Crat or Viennti - , Sep aapson; A C Stewart & co, o. Aug 4 co, or Tanton, Gv Chat Louisa, Kit !pita, Mart BARCLEONA George, BARBA ,d, J Poole, ,t Pi Elie & CO Sept 8.. 3, Aug 2 1. Sept 13 k l iVX . A n i e v h i r iVtlA & E c° ' Q y, Bah f3ehrend &co., ►PA VIA, &c. Bahr, Aug 16.. Q s & co, or A. Moor St XANDRI a Wallace, M .Ikialion, llu Stnl.Marion• Moine, Tweedie, Moore or Wains f Queen, of Scotts, Graham, ,Suter M`Neillede and ce. Set) 22 el'ltt 15 ....B 'P B Mart Howtrd, Aug 9.... C 1 ator, Barclay, W&:R Grindlay, Aiig 29 G m, Nl`Gratl on, Aniek, Neil anderion, Sept 10.. G r Fairelouiti &Co Sn r,mene, iturnmetngou, nanr, cit co., Sept. ryrer, —, maecionneil or Ashley, Ang '47....51 30, Q Warbler, Gray, Muir, Morton and Co or .IE CHRISTIANIA Sr FREDERIKSHOLD. Macdonntl, July 27.. Sopie, Backer, I) E Gawen, Sept 17 .. B MELBOURNE, GEELONG. CONSTANTINOPLE, SMYRNA, SYRA, Joven Dolores, Honeyman, Robinson Doke P _ ... MALTA, COPENHAGEN mEnigi 3oeblansten, Rostnussn, P Junken CORFU, &c. MESSINA KlL'pool Packet, Giacobi;e, Moss, Sept S Q Mary Ann, Hore, Vianna or Cram, Sept 15 G Aramenta, CUIDAD BOLIVAR- Dunk Courier, Havlghorst,..l. Barton, k Bd a, D, Can Sept 23, Lucy, Hese Son & Co on, Cannons, Aug 15 Liffy, Hti. lilliudora, Tierney; Fernie, Brothers, Sep. 22 Sir Charles Napier, Pettengell, D Cannon Son: B 1 1110NTE" VIDEO iSc BUENOS AYRES. or Oleaga, Sept. 3 P ilton, Morris, J. tongton or tiender;on, Laura , Danili;ril, J Gordan and co, Sept 29 A GALATZ AND IBRAIL. Maria, Rees, Miller &co., or Bahr, • • .. adscott, Riorden, Allen & Edwards, Sept 2(1 • MORPETH. - Stn Post Boy, Walker, Gartside, ;Sept la .. • 3n & Co. Aug 5 PlA&line Gcc Medora, Preston 'o NANTES. •ge, Brigand, D E Gauen and co .. . . . Lile, Haddon, Bah' Co Sept 24lAehille J Moss and co, Sep 24 Q chtre, Vienna Jones and co, Hellas, Pens, White or Bahr and co, Sept 7 Q aep 29 GENOA, LEGHORN, NAPLES,'MESSINA, NEW ORLEANS .. PALERMO, AND GIBRALTAR. Frank Pelree, Courier, Focke & C 0.... Hskn ' Louthean and Cross, . Glenmanna, Roiers, J Gordon or Jardine ' .. .. Gv Sep U. - • C rCo or Bahr and Old England. Pnr 2 fr.... , .r. CglVorant, a, Reid, A."( Calarnio, Borthwick Barr - 1k co, Sep 241ZWarbl GII3RALTER. & SMYRNA: I . • Solva, Lof own or Harrison ~ Jones,' Focke and Boult, Sep 27 Sears, A Hardy arid Co, Sept 24 r, Westcott, ,KlingendcF or Qua" Sept 27 K VI, C. Pothonier, & Co., Sept. - NEW YORK 30, K Arctic, Zerega, Focke & Boult, 20-1311 ARRIVED. IN THE RIVI Charlotte Slid, Wexford Danube, (ss), Nerr, Clyde Yora Crieng, New York Queen, Gault, livauos Ayres St. Volant, Candjish, Glasgo. DEPARTURE OF VESSELS SINCE OUR LAST 4intora, Dutin, 4rmedlei.na 1, Bordeaux Catharine, Lynch, --- Dinorwiek, Pannell, Port Williar Dordt ----, London bia, - Kelly, Gdritor pizitheth, Wk:DNESDAY, OCT. 12 No communication fkom Holyhead, for fog. " Wind at Liverpool, at 3 p.m. East, inedeiate. Water 2 -Morn : 8 47. Even : 9 15. Ht. 12ft. l Oin .William, from New York; at linels, from . St. John (s) Porter, from 'ac, (a) Luce, I hid October a New York a t this port; Id niNew York at this' por 30 a.tn his _241,813,thi1s in specie Rita and Evorton Wakel lu•ifty, Ist Oct., both for_Liverpool Lrgaret s., hence at Havre Teguesa, hence at'Berg,en CASUALTIES. Jew York -day=•in distress a hurricane, 9 Se ad 1% S. Rodger, henc it New York ailed from Smyrna for Liverpool; 27t'r spasia, Cali experienced heav henCe at. New n -th rowu ion. 60, lost her PANAMA of or T PANAMA Leopard, M‘Nl ' ♦''''''''' 'PARA. Bonita, §tormey, COUNTY COU.RT.-YESTERDAY, • His Honor J OSEPH PoL L ocK, Esq., proceeded with the business of this Court, at 10 o'clock yesterday. A considerable time was occupied in hearing clainuints undefended actions, all of.which were devoid of public ink rest. ' ASP SHIP BROKERi PER CENTAGR.—BLYTHE, tbe COOPER, V. BL SETT.— This action was brought 6(1, plaintiff,' YS to recover from the defendantthe sum of ll a nt The amount of the bill was not disputed, but the de feu claimed a reduction from than amount of 10 per cent.'l order for the goods having passed through his hands. said he was willing to pay the amount, if 10 per cent. taken off. The defendant handed to his Honor several,oo counts, for the purpose of showing that in all transaet o ' t . with the firm he had been allowed 10 per cent. disc ° l3a 4 His Honor said it was quite apparent that 10 per coll. rk: previously been deducted from the accounts. The Li e ut , .If such has been doile a higher price must have be en upon the articles in the - first instance, to meet thar —The Defendant : Some of the items'in the last ueec n T te are 3s. more than in former bills.—His Honor : It is t ot clear to me, that it has been the custom of the firm to the defendant the per tentage as his profit, therefore he ' entitled to a verdict. 0 4 6 tt' AN AGENT TRADDIG ON lIIS OWN ACCOUNT.—,LTr AWE- .' v. Wm. ROWLE.—This was an action brought by the P l ' a er tiffs, the proprietors of the Westminster Breweiy, to reeuacto of the defendant the sum of £7 155., for goods Supplie ° him by their Liverpool agent, Mr. Blake. A clerk 0; netted with the firm, stated that he had applied to defendant for payment, when he (defendant) informed .0 r , that he had paid Mr. Blake, who Was formerly the Li ve „A pool agent for the firm. 7 The defendant admitted that he Die had the goods, .except with regard to the first item. had purchased" the goods off Mr. Blake, .and he had P. Mr. Blake for them. The defendant produced the illv°l l , c e ' on which appeared only the name of Mr. Blake, and 1 10 t 1 ' 5 name of the firm for which he was agent. Mr. Blake Is ) next examined. He said he was formerly the Livetrm agent to the plaintiffs, Messrs. Thorne, and Co. All go oci were invoiced to him by the firm, and they always looked ti,; him for payment. He sold the p,moods to the defendant au received the money for them. He supplied them in his °I name. He had had an interview with Mr. Hawes, one °, the plaintiffs, and in the course of that interview he had t olu him that the defendant's bill was a set off. The ledger Isi s produced, by which it appeared that the account had beet! crossed off. The clerk explained that it had been erosseat, out as a bad debt, but it had since been thought that it mil? be recovered.—Ris Honour, showing the invoice to plaint 0 witness, said he should like to know how the plaintiff ,' 1 account for its not having their names upon it. Had -3 1 5 Blake authority to send out such an invoice ?—Witness COl not say what Mr. Blake's arrangements Were ; but he h a , sent many similar to that out, and the firm must have be e ' cognisant of the system, as they, about once a year, eufi le to Liverpool, when they inspected all the books and paPer s ' and must have seen many such.—The Clerk to Mr. Blake Had you liberty from the firm to barter ?—Mr. Blake : but I have done so.—His Honour 'aid he was of opiNo n that if the case rested upon the invoice, that which had be e / in . sent with the goods without the name of the firm, 11 % Mr. Blake as agent, but simply with Mr. Blake's name uP ° it, it would have been very different, for then the defenda nt would have been liable, as he would not have been justified in bartering with goods with Mr. Blake without first having consulted with the plaintiffs, and ascertained if he had au thority ; but in the present case it did not rest on the invoic e alone, for they had the evidence Of-the clerks in the emPl ° / of the plaintiff, who stated that they had the knowledge that such invoices were sent out by Mr. Blake, and that b° Was acting as a principle and not as an agent. Such being; his views of the case, he considered the defendant was 11° ' liable. A SLEEPY BUTCHER'S BOY.—MANNING V TOMLINSON... -. The plaintiff in this action sought to recover of the defendant' by whom he was formerly. employed, the sum of 168 for 0 , 6 , week's wage, and for board and lodging. Evidence was au duced to prove that the plaintiff had on several occasiO! neglected to get up in the morning at the proper hour ; after Which his Honor said he considered there was no evidenee t° prove there was a weekly hiring, and even if there had W l ' under the circumstances—for all persons knew that butcher; had to rise early—ho questiOned whether the plaintiff weld. be entitled to a notice. He considered he had been very i ll advised in bringing the action. Verdict for defendent. A LOVE AFFAIR. itARBATTI v IVArsoN.—ln this actl'i each of the parties were employed in a tailoring establishme a The plaintiff sought to recover £1 is 61d for work done,i From the evidence it appeared that the plaintiff's son "u ° : formerly to speak" to tho defendant's daughter, but the i ll ' timacy having terminated, the action was brought out of SPi e ' Verdict for the defendant. No eosts were allowed. s i A PAWNBROKER AT FAULT. JACOB WILSoN v WR,LO' CULLIE.—This was an action brought by the plaintiff, to r e ; cover the sum of ids, the value of a shawl. It appeared th a the plaintiff had pledged with the defendant, a shawl, f 6 r 3 !' t The day before the twelve Months had expired; she backed it for- three.months, having paid 3d for so doing. On th e ". the three months terminated, she went for the purpose of rut deeming the shawl, when she was informed by the defet:L, r' 3 that it had been sold on th e p re c e din g ni g ht.—Hi s Honor .3, by the Act of Parliament, the pawnbroker had no right to touch The shawl until the twelve months had expired, a nd 35 it had been backed for three mo n th s , h e h ad a r i g h t to have waited 'until that term had also expired, but ho had not dove so—for he had admitted. that he had taken it into his shop the day before. A verdict was given for the plaintiff for 11 the value of the shawl, deducting the 3s advanced upon it, v i the interest.. A BAD BARGAIN.--CALDWELL V. FLOWER..—This action brought to recover the sum of £1 ss. Od., the vala 6 soms hay sold by the plaintiff to the defendant. The sold to the defendant at Gid. per stone. Oue of the witne 6 ' said, the hay was such .muck, that, after it Was put into „ pinfold, where there was four herses,---and a pinfold Nva 9 , t hungry plaCe for torses,—not one of 'them would tOucli The plaintiff having taken a small quantity of the hay, aver diet, with nominal damage, was given for the plaintiff. IRELAND. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY EvENENG' THE FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT. LATEST PARTICULARS. Lieutenant Tyler, R.E., the inspector Appointed by g t) ,i vernment to inquire into all the circumstances connected with the lamentable accident upon the Great Southern an ti Western Railway, left town yesterday morning by the to o'clock train, and proceeded to the scene of the disastr°'". occurrence, for the purpose of making himself acquainted far as he could by personal supervision with the a etil , ; locality in which the collision took place. It is supposed 11 will attend the adjourned inquest, at Naas, this day. Sol of the particulars in the morning papers relative to th e 0,, 5 ferers at Stevens's Hospital were e rr one ous . Mi ss P ac k v t not been pronounced out of danger, and Miss Farrell hag ? 1° been removed to her own residence. Both ladies are still ill a precarious state. The remaining patients—namely M i l Esther Coffey, and the female servant of Dr. Stokes, 1 13 c, been pronounced out of danger, and are recovering as rap' as can be expected. Mrs. Blacker still remains at Straffall: the nature of her injuries not permitting her to be remove ( ' but the medical gentlemen in attendance give most satisfac' tory accounts of the condition of that lady's health. , I understand that Mrs. Leathly; the mother of 3 1 '.'" Leathly, who was killed, did not hear of her daughter's deatlh or of the accident at all, until the corpse of her child ill carried home to her, when she experienced such a shock th o her life has been despaired of. Indeed, not only the occur; rence itself, but every single feature of this terrible accidel' appears to be impressed with horrible details. DUBLIN EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. —By returns publisill it appears that during the month ended on Monday 1 3 ,", 0 ttere were shipped from this Port for Great Britain, 119 no black cattle, 9,515 sheep, 1,234 swine, 14 qrs of wheat, 17°2 qrs. of oats, 1,657 qrs. barley, 443 qrs. malt; 1,243 cwt; wheat flour, and 4,965 cwt. of oatmeal. There were 1111 ; ported from Great Britain here durin g the same peri o r t , 3 4,079 qrs wheat, 11 qrs peas, 162 qrs. Indian cop., 37 4 malt, and 12,651 cwt. of flour. te a TROOPS ORDERED TO THE MEDITERBANESN.—It is 0; 4 - that orders reached Dublin on Monday, from the 1 1 °' - 5 4 Guards, for six regiments to hold themselves in readiu c a to embark for the Mediterranean. The regments deslin t e D , for this service are said to be the following :—The 9th, 14 17th, 39th, 62nd, and 89th. Cork is to be the port of barkation. The exact day of departure i s no t y e t fixed k iA ', o rumour runs, the . troops will be in readiness for any so' emergency. THE I RENCH AND ENGLISH CHANNEL S QUAD ROz4' It was reported at Cork yesterday, that the French fleet 1 1 : 1 3 been sighted off the coast. It was surmised that it 0 0 , combine with the English channel squadron. The OJ I ' , o f tution also says : —The screw squadron, u n d er com mand v Commodore Martin, were lying off the harbour, sou th of .oo Old Head of Kinsale, on Sunday, awaiting di rec ti o ns Wad the channel fleet at Spithead ; but despatches' forw o , a ici from the Lords of the Admirality by the Highflyer, it it; countermanded those orders. Her Majesty's screw 0 1l frigate Highflyer ,. 21 guns, Captrin Moore, which arrivedi( Friday in Queenstown, took up th e ma il f or the `c squadron, and left on Saturday . It c on s i s t e d o f 6,000 let tori 0 . for the officers ;and men of the fleet. H. M. screw' s° ,, ti t) l ship Ajax, 68 guns, Captain Warden will leave PlYn i vbil ) on the 18th, for Queenstown, and relieve H. M. steallig• Terrible, 21 guns, Captain M'Cleverty. Rear Admiral,v roll's flag will will be transferred to the Ajax on arri"" of DUBLIN REGISTRY REVISION COURT---The nanie s e the Roman Catholic Priests, who some short tine refused. to be sworn on the authorised translation ° f o l d Bible, have been finally struck off the voters' roll. th eir would not, it will be remembered take an oath of ' t ot qualification as required, and it was yesterday notified there would be no appeal. is THE POTATO CROP.—AS I have frequently 'Alitea,-AO now appears beyond a doubt, that the reports Of the rfot failure have been most outrageously exaggerated. 0 0 provincial papers which come to hand day by day, F l i te= that they were misled ; and that there is not the S li g fear of a scarcity.' Printed and Published by CHARLES WILLMER9 O OO ); Oxford-street, at General Printing and Liverpool.S4 041 Eetablfsbnieftt, - I'9, Solari TIITJESDAT, OCTOBER 13, 1863. kin $,