Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-05 00:00:00

This Day, t Braturtig siaies HIS DAN BOWER & SLACK; BrCer 12 TOns FUSTIC, 18 Tons Solid NICARAGUA WOOD, ex Newnham, f A. W. Powles a om Curacoa, Albert Doel ,d Son, Merelutits; or to BOWER & SLACK, Brokei Apply to M 6 ru, xchequei tone twaS - Isonae*hat (firmer, consols being. quoted .951 to 95a for Money and Account New Threes and Reduced_ ,are oP“ Turkish 6 per Cents. are S 3 Peruvian, 9 Russia 21 92 1 pet _Cents ounti'v have not heard of too much rain in the I:ititry,•.except on the: Yaioir and Black judging from the_weather,lierc..clondy,and day, with a very heavy rain last eight, of cloud to . .the northward, we may soon hear m i;by no means a fixed th - in - g;, we must wait. . 15.—1 n Miss., Ala., awl Ga., the of too - much rain, can the plant .o shed Moor*: and - squares. It has been - raining al nost incessantly -for the past two pr three weeks, and is at the present, writing, Still raining. ;go report of worm, except on the Cane Brake land of the. Ala, rivrr. 111ommi; August 16.—The heavy raittl that we have experienced durin g the past ten days have extended in the interior, and the accounts frinm the country, in regard to the growing crop, are very wormy. . , . lNiontiE,, August' 17..--The ' wet weather still con tinuesy and the- accounts. from the country-are far from being- satisfactory.; they are having too much rain. On the - Black Land plantations cotton is shedding its farms; the rot and the bollworm are doing considerable, Apply to On Friday next, the 9th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, Royal Bank Buildixga,, 155 Bales Bombay HEMP, 1,400 Bundles COIR YARN. For particulars apply to THORNEWILL & BROOM, Broker ?u Sale. ON SALE, APPIY . to BIGLAND, SONS, & JEFFREYS 20, Exchange-buiidings. ON SALE REFINED TABLE SALT, racked in Hermetically Sealed Earthenware Jars, zuitable foi the Australian, South American, China, India, &e., Markets W. ROCKLIFF. -STREET. - - • ( WORM RIGBY MANGANESE, SULPHUR. ORI VENETIAN lIED, SULPHATE OF COPPER Apply to WILLIAMS, e-street. ON SALE, S CIGAR S OF MESSRS. ORMOND AND CO., VEVEY, IN BULK. IN BOND, OR DUTY PAID, In am Quantity not less than 500. 11. W. BUCKNALL, Importer and Sole Agent, 4., Exchange-alley North. 6226 d Apply to Q M. SALOMON, Importers of every description of TOYS, LEATHER GOODS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FANCY MERCHANDISE and Toys of Every Kind, Whole sale and for Export, 73 and 75, DUKE-STREET. The above goods can be had in bond. OIT saft AMPUS and fitted out ready for sea ; the frarnel best Denbighshire oak, which is not su vessels built of it upwards of thirty years the least indication of the disease. If breadth over all, 224 feet ; depth, 12A 240 tons; draft, 12 feet ; to class nin For further particulars apply Bangor; or to 6slo Brc TONGE & CURRY, laLLOCK, and CO., , , s4 , \ M BROKERS FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE P 4 OF SHIPS AND STEAERS, SHIP VALUERS, i/ir m6 ,_, AND APPOINTED BROKERS TO THE HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY, Walmer-buildings, Water-street. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL SATURDAY EVENING. I The Cotton Market was firmer to-day; and - „sales to, the extent . of OO bales are reported, , - RAILWAY SHARES including 2,000 on speculation and for export. Amb. Not. &E. J. 64- 1„, ,the Liverpool Share Market The tone of was Caledonians ...,. 86 I decidedly flatter to-day, and. rather tower ngh •eprices Dutch Rhenish.. ' --: have been submitted to, the market closing Eastern Counties. 56 7' and with no symptoms of amendment.' -- 3r, East Lancashire. -—' The demand' for Money has increased during Edinburgh &GlaS 73 5 the last day or two, in - consequence of te Great Northern 101-4- 24 much Gt'.'Weste '' A. 6 8 0 5 4 _ 7 monthly settlement; but there has not been change in the rates of. accommodation. -In the G. Wes. Canadaof rn : 4. .' -- open market the quotations are 4-, to 24 for first claiS Bills. The improving tendency in trade . GC4dt..lS'.l.lat o c . V C e a s.l -1- 03 5 .lII,IeVfoEIRI following a r S e T t O h C e STOCK i, will - probably prevent a further d ecline in D i scount rates; and if the diminution in the Bullion should , continue, the. Directors of the Bank of -England Ches. &Thlicad 78 xd 781 inay deem 'it advisable at an early date to add Caledonian Stock 86 86 'another 1 per cent. to the present quctation. The E . C oun t s. ll 6-16 x d 117- 1( payments' in full on thelndian Five per Cent. Loan E. L. Stock .... are_ making steady progress. About £1,000,000 has G.; N. Stock . . 101 xd 103 already been it paid, and and , is considered that, in a Great Westerns.. 60-1 601 short _ period,_ - ano th er £1,000,000 - may be eb_ Lan. and York .. 98 4 9821 tamed. The precise Ln. &Nor. West. 941 xd 949 Indi a b y the P amount of the shipments to i.a., to-morrow, is £434,662, of „ 4 --shares .. Ixd 15-16 d - which the total . :Iver is £430,337, and in gold M. S. and Lincohi 36 : 6 £4,325. Of the m £278,000 is remitted to Midland Stock 1. 041 xdlos Calcutta on aceoustlNor Government. The respect ive amounts are £301,170 to India, £130,492 to .Nor. British Stock 601 614 % China and the Straits the and £3,000 to The market for to-days e -d Publie Funds and Sect Ceylon. • THE COTTON CROP. cities was rather flat ( pr . , and, with an exceed- (Extract from southern letters relating to the Growing •-• Crop, received per Arabia) int& limited bilainess , prices at one time ' the close, aieeegled I per cent. ; at however, the NEW ORLEANS, August 15.—Since the Ist, excessive rains have prevailed cast of us, apparently much to the ..- • - • njury of the crop; two weeks heice we shall - see thei -CLOSING PRICES. Lancas. & York.. 98 L. &N. Western L. and S. West'n 921 . Leeds Northern.. 44 Man. Sheff. & Lin MI Midland Stock . . 1044 North British .. . IN. Staffordshire.. S. 2. & Dover .. 1 York, New. & Ber 894 90 I York & N. Mid.. 724 EXCHANGE.-SEPT. 3 4n.5.! prices : N.Stafford • 41 41d N. E. her. c. Stck . 89190 York capital Stek ..71-t- 73 Leeds Stock ......44 441 S. Eastern ..23 3-16 231 Dutch Rhenish .. 5., 51d Gt. Luxembourg 61, xd 6 , 1 G. T. Canada . ..8 7-16 81 'G.W.Canada 141 144 51 new shares 54 51d Lomb.-Venetian are.s _ 11xd2p new Ness Loan, 73 7 lv e w Loan Scrip, - k %pretrt 86 864 2 . Spanish Deferred, 33'," ; 3" 1 per Cents., 1011. - In the London Railway Share Market there g ue,u ditto, Sardinian, and Dutch _ _ or the principal lines having improVed - about to 1, per cent. • Bristol and Exeter have advanced to 97f. _ Eastern Counties to 571. Great Northern to This Day, the sth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Dioker's 1021. Great Western to 604 60a. Lancashire Office, 3, Exchanze-alley North, Chapel-steeet , and Yorkshire to 98i. Brighton to 1101. North 4 Bales PIIIItE, AX Compeer, from New Orleans.—Apply to Messrs: Wakefield, British to Gli b ; and South -Eastern to 771 77i. /Lash, and Co., Merchants; or to The Foreign and COlooial undertakings have been at about nominal quotations. Great Luxem bourg were dealt iii at' 6;;. , Great Indian Pen- This Day ; tha sth instant. at Twelve o'clock, at the Biroke Office, 3, Exchange-alley North, Chapel•street, 135, Rags Baltimore BARK, al i . faults, Open foe inspection in Lindgay's Warehouse, New Quay Apply to THOMAS SILL, - Broker THOMAS SILL. Broker TO-MORROW , 1 insula at 98 and 981.; 'and Great Western of No-nionlsw,- th — e 6th' instant, — a - t Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers , Office, 3, Exchange-alley , N orth Cha p el-street, ' ' Canada at 141. Joint Stock Bank and Miscel -30 Bales Italian HEMP, ' liilltOlLS Shares are - axceedingly dull. .at former , ex Layard.—Apply to Messrs. Mahler, Brothers, and Sultz- ~,,d..,_. herger, Merchants; or to THOMAS SILL, Broker. P..-- London and Westminster Bank, 491 50; and Canada Land; 106: During the week, now closed, the MiniV z Share IClarket has continued to occupy ii good position ; for although the. activity has been leas apparent, it . fair amount of business has been done, and the' number of. ,distinet mines, the shares in which have changed hands, has been Ton - aorrOw, the 6th instant, at One o'clock, at Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street, 500 Bags Bombay LINSEED, 2.000 „ „ . RAPESEED, • 500 „ , MUSTARD SEED, :25 , GROUND NUTS.. . . I3ROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers. Apply-to 'o-morrow, the 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' ROB itig*UN'ld OtITI Lara blJ ,rarav than inznal RAPESEED, „ GINGELLY SEED, „ NIGER SEED. Le appreciation o For particulars , apply to THORNEWILL & BROOM', Bfokers WEDNESDAY, On Wednesday next, the 7th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Browne,-If tinter, and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street, 258 Bags Bengal SALTPETRE, BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO.; Brokers. Apply to On Wednesday, the 7th September, at Twelve o'clock, at Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street. 500 Bales Bombay MADDER ROOTS, 450 Bags SAGO PL •UR, 800 Bags MY RABOLAMS. BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO.,_Brokers. Apply to By order of the Mersey Dock Estate Overtime Goods sold for charges. - On account of whom it may concern _ _ On Wednesday next, the 7th September, a --- oiiec;'elock, at the Brokers' Saleroom, 18, Chapel-street, 25 Bags SUGAR and SCRAPINGS, 30 Bales COTTON and PICKINGS, • 60 Bags RICE and SWEEPINGS, 50 Bales JUTE and Damaged, 50 Bags RAPESEED, LINSEED, and SWEEPINGS, 50 Bags COFFEE and SWEEPINGS, NITRATE OF SODA, OIL, FUSTIC, LOGWOOD, FIBRE, TEA, PEPPER, PIASSAVA, EAU DE COLOGNE, &c. Lying L the Albert Dock Warehouses.—For further particulars apply to DANIEL C. BUCHANAN & CO., Brokers. THITItSDAY On Thursday next, the Sth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the- Brokers' Office, Chanel-street, 2.8 lbs. Jamaica TORTOISE SHELL, ,ex Saladin, from Jamaica.—Apply to GRIFFITHS, ,SONS, & PALETHORPE, Brokers. On Thursday, the Bth September, at Twelve o'clock, at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildings, 400 Chests Bengal INDIGO, -Consisting of good Consumers' and Shipping. Apply to Messrs Thomas and John Brocklebank, Merchants; or to T. & LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers. FRIDAY On Friday next, 9th instant, at twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 7, Exchanav-ehamhers, 400 Bags American RED CLOVER SEED, Now linding per Caravan, from New York.--Apply to FRANCIS J. EATON, Broker. On Friday next, the 9th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street, 3G7 Bundles COIR YARN, 19 Bales E. I. RAGS. BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers. THE S S TO EXPORTERS AND TILE TRADE NoRTITETIN ,p_AT.Ly.i_ TIM -'s. damage by the general ts , ' extending. The aividena mines which have beet in most itttu.'st Wheal Clifford; West - Catadon, Great gouth: Tot gus, West Seto!), East .13asgot, Iferodsfmt,.Provi- , deuce, - Margaret Tincroit, aid Mary A.•n- and the .progressive mines, Wheal. lJnity,_East: ville, North Downs, East Con Brea, COok 7 S- Kitchen, East. Russell, .Stray Ptak, Ludcott, and .-Pendeen. - - During the past week the moot rents of the Precious Metals have been rather extensive. The imports have comprised 175;000 from the United States by the Persia ; £50,00D by tins Fulton ; £18,067 by the Kangaroo and £50,000 by . the Teutonia. The Indus,. from the Peninsula, has brought £7,380 ; the La Plata, from Mexieo and the.. West Indies, £250,000; the Avon, from'Afel lionrner £208,55 4 2; the Prince of Wales, £105,30 ; the Yeetis from the Mediterranean, ; the Star Of Peace,. from Sydney, £45,000 ; the Tasmania, from the Brazils,. £26,610 ; and the Dane, from the Cape of Good Hope, £lO,OOO, making a total of £853,43-1. The exports have been £150,364 to the West Indies by the ParOna ; .£434,662 to the East Indies and China, by "the . Pero and shipments , to the Continent, through the London Custom House,. estimated at £3OO ; making a total of £585,326. The Gazette. statement Of the. movement of the precious metals for the week. ending Wednesday • last,. gives the following totals, via...—lmportS of gold, £163,,085; exports of gold,. £1.66;E GI; im ports of silver, £.165,737; exports. of silver, • .n 50,434. The London Produce Markets. hav-dbeen quiet, and rather steady since that day - se'imight. Coffee has gone off with less animations: probably owing to the near approach of the Dutch. Trad ing Company's sale. Plantation Ceylon occasion ally sold upon . 6d. to Is. per cwt. lower terms, not withstanding the moderate supplies brought for ward. The good to fine grocery sugar oared.found steady buyers at full rates, but low qualities.remain lepressed, and must again be quoted 6il. to Is.. per cwt. cheaper in some instances.. White Ben gal Rice attracts attention, and business to. a. fair extent has taken place at the former value.. Two iloating.cargoes of new Rangoon have been sold, including one for the Continent this week,. at Ws. per cwt. Several parcels of saltpetre changed hands since last Friday, at is. per cwt. decline. , There now seems less desire on the part of holders to realise, and the . above depression is fully reco vered. The Tea market continues:inactive.. QUINCY, Fla., August 17. 7 -.-The continued rains have affected the cotton crop, but to what extent we are unable yet . to say. I hear from the lower counties-of Georgia that a, small hug. .is seriously affecting the cotton farms, so that the crop will be short. SAVANNAH (via Halifax), August 21.--Rains continad very heavy. -_-.- LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—SEPTgmnEn 3. There has-been an improved demand for Cotton to day, find prices aro fully maintained. The sale,s-r-rin cludin; 10 I'e - rnambueo, fid, ; 10 13abia i 71d. ; 200 Egyptian, 7kl. to 81-d. ; 1,000 Stirat, 4-I,d, to, 51d.— Ittiift,t) Nies. of Which. 2,0n0 6r'd via bpectua pt6pfrty tion and for extbit,' ST. -JOHY4 MAF s. d. P. d. Thee 10 /to 0 51 0 V 8 Mutton L Nreul Lamb, fore sir „ 0 6 „ 0. 71 -4itratisT 31 Febhind fir „ 0 0 „ 0 0 Fresh Pork „ 0 6 „ B 7 4obs'ters „ 0 8 „ L 0 inblr Cott Fish : „ 0 ;, 0 0' SoleB ifret Turbot ~ 0 8 „ 0 10 rovrla; l couple. 3 0„ 3 6 . . 4 6 „ 5 .0 Gekie eheli 5 0 „ 7 0 Turkeys' ... • „ 0 0 „ 0 0 . „, 0 0 , 3 6. Rabbll4V'c'gl6* 6 „ 1 10 Pi6chiN , 1. „ 1 4 Gr6u4e,,Al brabe' 4 0 „ 5 0 81-afk G6ne • „. 0 0' ~ 0 PheasalitgiVtrect 0 0 „ 0 g d. d• ti. • , PartridgeS j*. cbi.o 0 (ie 0 ' Spipes„ ;'Larks vi et 0 0 „ 'o' 0! Fh. Butter, r4„1., , Salt Do - 111 124 0 :; 6' Pontoes,ll:peek• o '' 2 Vidateeeks, each Cr T s• 0 0 Wit& Mitt% "„ "0" 0 ,e 0' 0 - Straafri,t+iies,t) qt 0 0 „ 0 0; &w. 0 0 „ 0' 0' Gess eberiies;p qto „• o . Dam50n4,..:... 0 „ 0 8* Peas; Vti pub[ o„o 0 Asparagus, 1140, 0 O. „ 0 0 Cocumbers t eath , 0 1 „ 0 .6 Melons 11 Ito 0' 0 „ 0 0 Cherries ~ O' 0.„ 0 0 Filberts „ „ 1 0 Grapes, for „ 0 „ 2 6 Do, Eng „ , 3 6 Pines, for., each 2 ifi,y 3 6 Do. Eng...., „ 5 o'4, 6 0 TONDON Aftl l- 4 MARKET.-SEri-EmßEtig There has been' ftifsiness iu metals, during Vie Oreek. Coppaf keepS•fii*hil irz fitice,.with a steady tyfili vess doing in EngliSh'. TaVnif The reportir were favoac able from the 'maiinfactiiring districts, and the make& being fairly ejiiiiloy&2l, tl6er4' is no change to note ; Seoteh pig is steady, btit'not bqcoyant: - .Lead is obtain able a shade under qtiotatioutt. Spelter is quiet, and a trifle easier to buy, yrhilst thn . st6eis is 5,134 :toms or an increase of about 3015% tons- on the month. Tin keeps firm, but is not eagtrty" bougie,.. Tin plates are in moderate request. LONDON TALLOW, MIARZPX . -- r --SErni4nEir. 3 The market is very fink; at aj thitNr rise of 6d. per cwt. compared with the lmst'inioes , of yesterday. ' The present quotations are Tanipx. Ms. 6d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the. spot; g 0 1 ,.. 9d. to 575. ; September, 575. ; October t6' Deconaiier;. 575. 6d.,. "buyers ;" ditto separately, sitk. - - MARKET AVERAGES.TO,ATI gkEE. • fat by ditto, 3s. ; yellow Russia ; mcfhd stuff, 41s. 6d. ; rough ditto,' 25s: ' , Tall6xrgreaves3. Tim ; good dregs; 7s. ' - LONDON, PRODUCE MARKET.---Smosmavan 3. Sugar Market quiet. Coffee steadY. TZ7,- dull ; 35,000 packages for sale On Wednesday: Ribe.: , tbout 5,000 bags sold yesterday, privately; at - steady' rates. Saltpetre market cm;o. smt gc.o4 d e. _ !nand at extreme r tes. - LONDON MINING MARKET.—SET-marEna In the Mining Market to-day, shares in , Strarli 4- 4-k and Wheal Edward are in demand, Alfred Qonsel4l-re officially marked in the Stock Exchange 3i Shares in North Downs, Great South To ,Ittus; East Bisset tion. Cobre and Linaret Mining ghtird , are inctaired for.; the former have been dealt in at 43„ and:the latter at 11 to 114:. - . ..English and Anstralidn COpper. - Shiites •axe marked I.g to ex div., being firm. . DONCASTER CORN MARKET We had a fair but not extensive, sui . _ SEPTEMBER' 3 'is very deficient; irk .onesainpic We note prices, for - Old • Red Ind rather low( THE TRADE OE LI'VERPCIOI The daily receipts at the Liverpool . Custom house for duties on exeiseable articles does not materially - fluetuate. 011 San] nq n crpnc.,..l rule, the receipts are only about .two-thirds that of the other days in the week, and Tux Wednesday arc no receipts last week were as fon that the'week ends with the Frida Bd. ; _Monday. £10.7-1 £6,620.. a Tuesday, £12,9( ss. ld. ; Thursday, £9,210 15s. ld:; Friday, £10,969. Total for the week, £63,131 16s. 6d.• For the month ending August 31, the total cus toms receipts were £242,262 14s. 1 ld. The four chief articles were tea, sugar, coffee, and tobacco. Tobacco paid rather more than one-third of the whole duties. LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. SATURDAY. EVENING The Funds this morning have shown , a little flatness. A reduction of A- per cent., which was quoted at one period of the morning, has, however, been recovered, and present quotations are equal to those current at four o'clock yesterday. The Govermnentbrokerhas purchased £15,000 Consols for the Savings' Banks. In the Share Markets dulness prevails. The scrip of the Russian Loan is quoted par to 1. prem. The Indian Loan, after declining to 98' to 99, has recovered to 99 to 9. Consols are officially marked 953 to ` is 95,1 to both for money and the 7th of Sep tember. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 95'4 to 964.; the New Three per Cents., at 95& to 964; India Stock, at 2164, ; the of the New Loan, at 98 V.., , ,,i-trtrvrsal• I to 99; India Bonds, lia nt 9fla to 9da TIIV The foreign stock market is generally steady. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. remain quoted 83 to 84, and the New, 704 to 714, ex div. Sar dinian, Spanish, and Peruvian Bonds continue to attract some attention. TDB FUNDS Consols, Money , 951 , Account 951. xehequer. Bills 20 2 -CLOSING PRIM. Bank Stock.... Three per Cents 96 MA RKEI YORK WOOL SEPTEMBER!a About 150 sheets were in the market, and they were for the most part moor fleeces. The sale was slimy at from 9s. to 10s. per 14 lbs. A large number= of the sheets were left unsold. BRADFORD WORSTED MARKET.--SErrEmnERS. Our market remains in much the same state as last week. The wool trade is very flat, and in some cases wool may be bought on rather easier terms. Noils and shorts are in fair request at late rates. There is , a steady demand for worsted yarns and goods for home use, but the American houses are not purchasing at present, and for the continent of Europe very little fresh business is doing. HALIFAX WORSTED MARKET.—SEPTEMBER 3. The long wool business has been rather still since . . r " buyers' favour is very slight for short wool at firm rates. the tendency of prices in There has been a fair call There is nothing new to BRISTOL SUGAR MARKET SEPTEMBER a We have again to report a very dull market both for raw and refined, and prices of both descriptions have farther declined. Rum steady, at about 2s: 3d. proof NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET.—SEPTEMBER 3. Good show of old wheat from farmers in tolerable condition, and a ready clearance'effected at Is. 2d. per quarter below prices, Tuesday making a decline of 2s. per quarter on the week. Very little south country on offer, and demand quite stagnant. Holders of old and foreign qualities firm, but no buyers. Flour is rather better as to request, at Saturday's rates. Barley meets a: sten Zy sale at full prices. Oats, good supply ; new on the market, which sells at 20s. to 28s. per quarter. Old Scotch not muoh in demand, although ,not lower. Foreign very difficult of sale. Peas and Beans, no change. GLASGOW IRON MARKET.--SErrzun En 3. No. 1 makers' iron, and No. 3, 525. 6d. to 525. 9d warrants, 525. 6d. to 525. lid. DONCASTER CATTLE MARKET.—SEPTEMBER 3. To-day our cattle market was well supplied with a ll kinds of stock, and we had a moderate demand. The following are the prices quoted : — Milch Cows, £l4 t o £l7 10s. ; Heifers, £5 to £ 8 10 s. ; Steers, Xi to £ll. The Sheep market was well attended, and a good sup ply ; but trade is as Saturday, only slow ; Ewes made 325. to 425. ' • Lambs, 225. to 28s. each. An ex t ra sup ply of Pigs, but only moderate demand ; small pi p, 12s. to 14s. ; Stores, 255. to 35 5. ; large strong Pigs, 40s. to 60s. per head. 6 The following appeared in a portion of our imPresaion of Saturday : - THE MONEY MARKET. • (From the Daily News City Article.) FRIDAY EVENING.—The Funds to-day were weaker, and closed rather flat, at a reduction of nearly I per cent. This decline has sprung up during the last two days. Amongst the other causes of dulness was the firmness shown yesterday on the Paris Bourse, and the reaction in the Indian Loan ; the late rapid rise in which, has attracted a supply in excess of momentary raquirements. Investments in the new stock, however, are steadily continued. The other departments of the Stock Exchange were little affected by the decline in Consols. 11 Discount Market to-day MIS very active, little or no business was done below 2 per cent:, and the appli 'cations at- th e A t uktn A day.wexe4arge,,..:::.. 311, 6001:n gtild- by the AT . 611 and Prince . Of the Seas, was delivered to-day ; w,oop was sent into the Biiik. 'arid more;. is to' follo*, the demand frorn rest silve allrlYll The Toreign Exchanges this afternoon were firm. From nnes City Article.) FRIDXY EVENiNd. -- The farther :NI on the Paris Bourse produced no effect.!outhe nic:rtiing but a few sales on. the .part of the public ,:::ring,t ' he. day produced some heavtness towards tlif The 4th ht the itionth being Sunday all engeleialent B iiifituring On that:date. Will have •to be liquidated to motto*: There Ilds, consequently, b3en au increased demarld for money to-d general -market: l4psinevs in •the Railway, Market„ to.,day i has been limited. In some of the heavier descriptions I decline 8 has taken place in sympathy with the funds. The prodace markets, during the week, have beep inactive, and D important change has taken place. TAF; TALLOW TRADE, The _Daily Niuts truys a fresh rise occurred yesterday in the tallow market. &further considerable advance is said to have taken place'at St. Petersburg, where the Speettlative, buyers.have carried their operations tk such a point, as to induce the belief, that the sellers cannot possi;;lY fulfil their engagements at • the impending settlement Of the 31st August .to 12th September, with out buying belt .at such prices as the operators for U rise may choOse W Wept. When the Russian specula . - tors shall attempt to eiL and sell they must, at some time the markot do:_itldess break down. MINCPIESTER SIIAR M IRKET, SEPT Dover§ 23k ; Sheffields, Leeds • Northerns, 1021 98i ; Great BOILQUGII HOP MARKET. hIpT. 3 ' • •-• ••••• - - There . 1g - slight improvement in the (I , lmand for new Hopi, the prices of which ran from' 70.: to l ids per cwt. Yearlings are very dull, and nonfiaal it Duty £260,000... - • : TO CORRESPONDENTS. We hatfe received a letter from Mr. Richard Siciancr. 175, Park-thud, Liverpiol, in which he complains of some hlleged niiK-statesuent ,in our account of the Licensing Sessions, respecting Sarah Williams, a tenant of his. He denies having "told her when she came, a stranger in the ,towit, that if slieNibiiftt give £& as an entrantv fee; poise would make a lfifng tint' herse:f and family." The, signature of Saraii W R illiatn is , appended to this. Untie? eitorainatartaia can we insert eonuutturcationa Mt accoinfiatiled by the author's real name' and address. not necetsaiizly fOr IRA licatiop,'but as a guava - 11*e Of good faith. SEPTEMBER 5, 1859, allot 10,4 not his iincient fric .11111 M C BRIGHT, alWays braying , and shOuting at ill-success of t )I , eg ellt connnoh :danger . and„ covaimon G. position of the franchise ; and as it is jus seepe . 1•Bible -that it might produce_ a smaller balance of the vet) he ballot would be used' as a Plea the corners of streets, and tilting at.his. men of I democratic changes. Universal suffrag ballot might .be — ) , notly and asked for in order that the b a llot t'er dou'ited that, like on a more extended stage ! That ' HUPIBRAS, he was blessed with: much wit, • like j being only suitable for the morally Weak 411 everythiii 'hough we n untruthful, the franchise must be extended- lIUDIBRAS we - thought him shy of using it to comprise a class who more particularly _ t As being•loth to wear it out, And tiiproforo bare, it not ab aiscreditable and degrading protection. ,•/').' ~ public principle of his life, Out dodoes Air:- e CW)]* O a contagion of hypocrisy and falsehood-OW.9g; the constituency, and no doubt you may force.° " a eolonelling," ready to do battle With a wind the ballot as' a ' last melanoholy necesity;• 7 50 mill if the elements have given it aseizlithinee of least of evils to which : you yourself have e%P O , d life, and—too often,..we are sorry to say, with the the Constitution, we may then have full score .1 lesSons of experience and reason. . . ,to appreciate the consistency of Mr. MILL, wi l° ' , Mr. COBDEN was very reserved at Ithehdale, I advocating it, gives it as - his opinion that. Pl° But the moment 111 ' 41 Kfileu4 ssa though in the eompan3'. of friends who - .most land is a nation of bears We all know, indeed, We have all All this bravado, therefore, is lost upoli co l : We eannot meet it with argument ; for Mt. deserved his confidence, what American confessions are. ..... had a taste of Western volubility, which has notis a POw DEN dZsdains argum _ent. Only it , - yet lost one spark of its keen and recent edge. in • We had all our ears and mouths open. Yet the whether to retort, upon it badinage or d i g ico , tion. Mr. COBDEN's reply to facts and pril iciP be oracle uttered no revelatfmi ; the feantain g ave is a challenge to England, that he , 1 ! 135 : 0 , 5 , forth neither sweet water nor bitter. The ' allowed to try his hand upon the Electorl d o f despiser of Tliucydides hadt indeed written up tern for one dal?. Of course; if the thinfl in v e fiat he considerately to a personal question of this sort, we het, forbore to overwhelm Englaynt with its valuable • nothing left but • to treat it as a matter (0 1 to t but perhaps too uncomplimentary lessorm We enew. ' England rejects thz ,. offer. She daew e were- babes, in short not yet preparedfor Mr. behlere in the ballot. But not a whit taall many pag,es of living history, COBDEN'S strung - meat. He had muchto sag; but I she believe in Mr.' COBDEN spared 'Us. We have to grow ap to. a rinarer. I - -..' - • . .. .: . . ;I . oited , level: He cannot let up everybodyto his Pitgah.. AT one time, it must be ' on' all • hand's at i .. • lie In the spirit of .the Latin proverb, we must take the feacfint'journal 'of the day, the Tunes' '. r.. " the unknown for the ni agn ifi cen t ; ." we must of Lolttirs4 NAPOLEON .iri. very - inimeastu . oc r, dream about the world beyand. Only follow guage ,. de s ig na ti ng him as a.thief and a peri R „la Mr. - COBDEN with humbfe faith, and doubt nut indeed no expletives sufficientlistr °n g e°- e tt'c the political Utopih N not iir'off. ' found to: appiy to . him. And' this enit i "'_„ r But there is one point ors which M. CoBD}IN other rrainor - ard more insignificant journ--- As r o . Short legteik dr& eftlldefaged , on matlerA..t.lxlhik interest- ' has no resdre. The letter of : Mr. DANA, giving tally' fol Toned. This long-contirued and ' ll6 . il t They sktniifi:lielegllgy written on one side of the paper only, I tOe a ' and contain (in covfidenee) the writer's name and address. i a succinct account or the deficiencies and failures ing vituperation of the : Emperor are a d yom•••••••••••••.tia, i , • , b b o uri ' gk ,c 011 y A 4 Av , roar • A 0 I the most favourable circunistunc,es, excites all the• the feeling- prevalent among our neig... - force 'to' `served 6,tutt D I fire which a temporary - Polittical ,recesss has not : allies was at once to resent it by'to • ii to allay or to &nihilists,. The ballot is IVMs. o f arms_ , Trifled, .t 4) such Length W der' political lad.ye-love,. for whom , it would unseemly personal abuse earried r that the. le . • O• f the Gbverinueizt, in boili-Ifouses Of e a it , l u i:_ d ever oub ti es unready a.a c in e t r : meat, .as also of the 0 t b i e uv a y . ( b xt r . e u n n ch ee. of . . A h s o i rio n u o i rt . t r o t° . .t . rePud itit •to ppOSI lart i ,. . • in • to ne 'lD'assigA and highly - censured the habit -- and t ° 0 0: 4 Shia' last i . iotfir we have had two arrivals from tits Unite Sitt4 credulous fancy—has been , accustomed es—viz., the royal mail her as a special object of• American fancy,, a steamer 'Arabia, from - Boston ; and . the_ passage of arms with an. AmeeiCan on•hec'behalt . is iicceptahle, he dbtdi • - at the P re • which the press had fallen. If Louts NAP ° aeo t as -un ou e yis ,, ot r Th e elty of MORA ester,' front New :York . . . al The ArahAs ' bringsll4 2 1 hour, to. the French nation, it is,no . affair J e ri •-ars to be aiome ai-iptli mportance. There au ..- Mr. COBDEN accordingly . .ottt-Berkeleys. Mr. ' is not of veiT niaril i. hest intelligence, 'but. it is too good, too pleasingly novel: a thing to. mists.. So, long as. the EMPEROR'S rule does not . i.n o r BERKELEY. Both adopt something of 'the- s e with . our . ' s and . does ft° 'a' national prosperity, nercial circles m .the • . ~,nre9 sl •Market, and ninon .• - 'g • eoilik .• . , , ,„__ ____ United States, but notli* Very definite is stated. . tactics. They do not condescend, eitner of them, danger oar safety—so long aalle• is the c'•-,. of turn out to be mei'elftfitie k elision 'in the Money ~„, refer may, after all, •to follow Mr. DANA in particular„ or to question of the will of eight 'millions, of people---s. , f The surmises - .?,:d which" - yM t the truth of his various statements. It would be ' to 1131- ested parties. Per abstfatieti • . f :the news, general -• we ought not, while recognizing,. . Asinuations of inter: , and.,corineercialy- will be ) --f6dik- - 1 under the proper 1 dmigerouS to do the one, and it would be too MONDAY; EPTEIII-BEP 5, 1859. itlW D. ,AX'S NEWS It iso: with his power or his dynasty The settlement of' the' -A4ort b.,:„,,L. • . seems , no - w to be " dfifting7 'MA the hands et r -1 European. Congress. A stateriiMi o-Italian dispute. ) of t has found r reney fa Paris, that at' th'e..sne 1 _council, helddk ' last Monday i n ', c o m m it , - t f,-;„, ) - T. 4itish Cabinet dee 'f.ir of audacious to do -- the - other. Their game is to weaken the effect of hiS damaging allegations, or, as they may be called, confessions, by. a. bold doubt,. from his moderation that the regel/til of the French people did not break out jil t() ; violence against us. Not that We would° profession of - confidence and disdain. Mr hint unqualified credit for pliV it took the world, through the Times a time when he was proclaiming The E l Ill; 11 44 _Ns • _ _ided upor! . recognising,'the:ntiest, 3SI a con gress; Ititssia is undet-stbOd •tebbk it—indeed, the p r op osa l gr i4 l iniiO4 • 1. with that government ; France and 'Austi4 favourable; to that Mr. DANA'S facts are to him old tales and when it was his-poliQ are - said! to that pass him by like was expedient—not onl ivour the assemb: g of a ;or~~eS Atemptl to the numerous difficulties whicV'au ;settle the' conflicting interpo-.s. nPf is departed from atv arises riticisec ti t'we may thwart hio States, and thcise -who But, in process of tim has given ri*e' to l • and between the King of Sardinia: a deputation, held at Turin on Sattt .FC4I/.1 1....15Ctt tr first man of the age"; and soon no oil Emmanuel all but intiinated the certaintyw gress being called to make such arraniientoi weitld be necessary' for annexing ',that . die. Piodinont. His words, though eautiOnkj - 4 matic;. were nevertheless pregnant witttnoari. "The TuScan Assembly will have coMiirehenti says -the King of Sardinia, " that the al:temp - A, mental its wish can only take place biv:negivei, flans -which are about to begin on the Affairg ., o Italy.. I hope that Europe will not 'reftioto practiie towards Tuscany that work of reith4ssitiß grievances. which it - has, under less favtittrablii , circumstances,. practised towards Greece; ` : lfe'l4 l \, gium, and; the Danubian Principalities." Th ..! . el i inhabitants elate 'Romagna have, by a delibil . tatc.i i'' vote;.decidedithat they will no longer submit Icii! 'i the temporal govermnent of the Pope. PruAiti;l tut which, most strongly opposed the assembling of 'iv L, congress; is said`to have had her opposition soften&d.:: f down:; and;, judging from present appearances,: "‘""t its 3s hF to the' interfbrence of - a congress seems inevitable, Indeed' it - is,saidthat a small congress is in reality assembled: ate Ostend, at the present moment, the King: of the• Belgians taking, it is averred, a leading. part- iir it. The strike among the operative builders has not yet been- brought to an. amicable settlement. According to the , latest, accounts, the funds from the provincial: trades unions—on which the me tropolitan turn-routs mainly calculated for man na of support during- their contest with their em ployers—aro' not coming in in anything like the sums required to• meet the necessities of case, or in a measure at all: commensurate with the ex pectations which had been formed upon these contributions.. Under• these circumstances, those generally well-informed on such subjects conjec ture that the strike cannot have a much longer duration. In the meantime, it is distressing to think of the amount of suffering which must have been entailed on the wives and families of those who engaged, with such inadequate means, in so arduous, and we fear so ill-advised, and dis astrous a struggle. _ Home news — offer few subjects for comment. The case of Smethurst has now received such an altered shape as must, to a great extent, denude it of that activity of interest with which, for nearly a fortnight past, it had been invested. The culprit has been respited during her Majesty's pleasure, and there the matter at present rests. In what shape it may be revived it is impossible to conjecture ; but certain it is, that few, if any, cases of criminal prosecution and conviction have awakened so great an amount of general discus sion. -.-- Mr. COBDEN is, without doubt, a great man a very great man. He is a politician of the old heroic stamp. His courage rises in danger. Difficulties which appal or discourage other men are his opportunity. When a principle has arrived at the turning point of trial, his generous spirit resumes its most vigorous championship. When a cause has reached at the climax of un popularity and condemnation, his advocacy puts on its best face, and its most undaunted con fidence. He has not encountered a good oppo sition suite the days. or the - Corn-laws; and has, thb beforet-n putt dOciv tit polit "derTICId;. be lion-est 1 ase their eM 4 ' - eventA, arrd'iri "'that Dogberry ". DANA e aria 'hal& m Now ati thii , Nsto. a certain clinf, Mr. COBDEN'ti C stance, does not care nance to, arguinent. they only sympathise soon excite their, synitp. tion of pluck. It' t they applaud ; hut' when. they and cry out, " Bravo,.OOLID.EN, the demagogue may . calenlateth. the climax of success. But this the head at an argumentwilkuQtsi portion of English electors It pa character of a dodge; which is abo distasteful to the English , mind. fi has an idea of frightening- "s ini. when he cannot reason- . us into sion. Finding it impossible in the American evidence itself,. VI betray us it conviction, all he goes for is. that we mi silent and content while the experiment is tried, and the acute end of the wedge pat He knows the difficulty there will be in Rau it "out. He knows the advantage which an m scrupulous and restless party will not be slack tt y be sufficiently fulsome with which to O ct _ , This sudden change note prW laughter of our neighbours; and Conseil° o 11 any reference to this' section of the pr e " iti French society, only excites ridicule dulitv. It is such circumstances as th initted by the Times which are used 11 MORNY, as affording him an oppo' o4ll Al „ s o* censuring the press generally,for are” 01$ attention of the English people, and th e do% state of our - - b e , C WO_ irn out tha Barer of all ,his , enterprises an 4 aat th rusean Vidtor • therefore,• for . thirtekti Sears, bM'ne ; his,fgeulties I secure from the first iusitilment o somewhat meekly: .He..is,.not ? lik9 the cinon4pm I would surely t struggles,.l 'succeeded any of its :purposes, the idle wind matter, and 'indeed a convenient •one Nothing is, of course, nothing more to be said to Mr BERKELIIN " Let not the world. flatter itself too Jet no dog bark. Mr DANA, writing from the spot, m "write; and bear witness for ever. I, BERKELEY "still believe in the ballot." Mr. COBDEN goes a point further. He has a scheme of the ballot ready cut and dried. He has been to his pigeon- He chooses an humbler organ to circulate his proclamations Through the Star, he casts forth his beams of light upon England. Like a nractical man, the ballot is no mere dream or ieory with him. " Give me a borough to-mor •ow, arm me with my good ticket and ballot x., I will go down, yea, I will go down as a nb into the midst of wolves, but behold v should lie down at my bidding tines, yea the Myrmidons of electors, the rt,ers of BRIGHT and his Leathams of form club and its SCHENLEY shall flee single- Government, to the defences. This, however, is altogether rent matter to the attacks that . wereod LOUIS NAPOLEON. M. DE MORNS . 1.1145' throne whiel I, the great puritan of polities, will d, the reign of gOld and )n, and will lift up the cause of rtue and independenc nd even at Wakefield bank-notes rm. Give me one chance at all fail, write me down something ud ; henceforth I will listen to y peace t uld be very telling among haps the largest class of Your mob, for in- for, has rather repug- They do not reason And nothing can so thies as an exhibi- ie triumph of logic toss up their -caps, plucky does it,' it he has reached mere butting of lit the thinking rtakes . of the ye all things Tr; COBDEN o silence, submis- face of to full t° of the FRENCH contrived to get electeeri the C°ll t to been well aware that, long before t e now occupies, tive press of this country was oPP° se '' pit fatal policy of the Liberal Legisla ture , down the expenditure, and leaving t ile Hud- I entirely unprotected. In this cause Ol j Son - o r lab° diligently and gallantly, although tile the See, then, what is now the state of hils Ito talc o' Within the last ten years, France 11 : 3 : her army and navy, regardless of all es-Pe tile fa"' ~ new to. the Times fornier. now numbering half a .• • latter being as numerically powerful tis In addition to this, Cherbourg has b:en c ° t ;; great improvements have been mad e l" act, lery, coast defences have been strengthe-Goverlrf new ones erected in France. The E n g hsll 00 1 ° meat, on the other hand, has been the ---ei‘ v ;i , an economical and parsimonious Inall-;, 1 869, " what Was done in 1852, and 1858, a° l3l t qle Conservative Governments, the import is i d t e r a the state of our national arn ll°°erl . 0. t ° Ana go this has been quite overlooked. - a go eh anti-national policy of the Whig s 59 whi le F ester party, England is defenceless' ti‘ e France is armed at all points ; and it ` g ill Whig years to repair the fatal parsimony of sho %Id t'4, t Administration. This circumstance o par ,i - . a l one . _ 01 least account to M. DE MORNY f' r articles, the parliamentary admirals the warlike preparations," to which be 3the l ii , aci It is for our own safety, and not frail ' 3l/ ' inistratioli' -o, tha t we urge f reparation of the niggard policY ° to misnamed Liberal rule, by IvE i:tgosr4' our defences. We hope, with M. that the only rivalry that will exist betWeett tility towards France,