Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-14 00:00:00

MONETAEY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening. Commercial m atters were in a much more satis factory state to-day—in fact, a degree of buoyancy was eshibited in the lending business -trades— Cotton, Produce, Sze,•&;',, and . the prices obtained were much greater than those which were current yesterde.y. The SuspensiOn of tlie Bank Act has restored confidence, and .all' parries concur in the sentiment, that if such had been done three weeks age, we would not halio beard of one tithe of the commercial calamities which we have, from time to time, been called upon to ehroniale. Yet, confi dence is not 'quiite restored, but we hone in a few days to be able to announce such a desirable state of affairs. That the panic has been most severe, the following list of the failures that have occurred during the crisis, Will sufficiently prove, -viz.:— J. Monteith and Co. _General Merchants .'Glasgow to. and J. Macdonald G treral Merchants Glasgow Wallace and Co General 111.erchatits • .Glasgow & Co. „Canadian Merchar ts..l,ondon :Aft:leek ATt'Kenow VT. B. West ,, .Mancheste:. Searratt and Partington . London linen, McLean, and'Co. , ._,Glasgow Auld and Buchanan , .. Borougls Bank .... „., W. and H. Brand and Co. ~ „ ..„.. London Thornton, Hu..zgins, and Co. „, Manchester Charles Smi.li and Co.. _ Manchester 'James Condie, ...... ......., .. Perth John S. De Wolf and Co. „. . 0 - 1111 read Davies 'R. Morrow, Son, and Gar-butt ... . -John Holy and.rio.... , .. . London John Jailray and Co. . „ , . London R Wilsor, rianett, and Co. .. . Liverpool A. Hill and'Co. ... London Andrew Stewart, and. Ca.; --... • Greenock 'Towles Brothers, and 0o Liverpool Naylor, Viciters, and Co ..'.. .... ', . .. and Sheifiald , Liverpool ( London, 1 1 - iverpool, Glasgow, &c. Western Bank . Glasgow , Bennoch, Twentyman, and Rig; London Broadway and Barclay . London Hoge and Willismnson B. T. Babcock, and C0.... ~. ... .. , .... ..Liverpool, &c H. Durih,l, and Co James Foot, and Sons . London Sanderson, Seadiman, and Co . T ondon City Bank Wilson, Morgssn, and Co London Fitch and Skeet . .-. . London J. B. Coddington, and Co M'lCe: zie, Ramsay, and Co_ G. Warburton, 7nd J. Ormisher .. Manchester S. Bayley and T. Russell S. T. - S•sphens . .. Hugh Ferzn , on I. and -J. Beard Edmund Whitehead G. Lawrence I. I. Robinson and Co. I. Howell and El )ns A. E. Byrne and Co. Liverpool Gorlfrey l P'attison and 0 , -. Glasgow, &c. W. and 1. Summerskill J. Miller and Co Dawson, Hancock, and Co ~...,, .. London Henry - R. - Hoskins ... ..... Dongl , s and Wescott E. and I. Wilson Bowman, Gri:mll. and Co. . Liverpool Jacot, Taylor and Tipper . Liverpool Denny Brothers (Wm. Danny) .—........— Dambarton Total 6O A meeting of the creditors of Messrs: Wilson, Hallet,a Co., took place to-dayat the office of Messrs. Duncan, Squarey, and Blackmon. Statements of the liabilities and assets of the firm proposed by Mr. Beloe, the accountant, wero read to the meet ing, from which it appeared that a considerable_ surplus would remain after liquidating all liabilities. and that the capital of the concern, nearly £200,000, was supposed to be intact. Eventually a resolution was unanimously_ passed _that . the estate be realized under the inspection of Wm. Daglish, Eeq., and Mr. Beloe. To-day there was more cheerfulness in the Cotten Market, and with sales estimated at 6000 William 'Orr, and C 0........ Dennistann, and Cc: bales, 2000 for speculation and export, prices have recovered id. to ld. per lb., with diminished offer ings, and DI-ices closing with an upward tendency. Messrs. Wright (jun.) & Co., in their circular of this evening, say:— Great as was the depression in our Produce Markets, a t the close of the last week, it has been succeeded by an amount of •gloom scarcely ever witnessed in the annals of trade. Shortly after the departure of the Niagara one cf our largest houses in the American trade suspended pay ment. Mercantile disasters of magnitude have followed ; several banking institutions have been compelled to close their doors, and the commercial community have to struggle with increased stringencyin money matters by the Bank of England having raised the interest rate to 10 per cent. The serious decline in the value of all commodities, and the difficulty of meeting maturing engagements, by the almost impossibility of real;zing produce in sufficient quantity,,coupled with the mistrust such a state of affairs naturally creates, is proitntive of the most evil conse quences, and daily adds to the number of disasters Notwithstanding the check given to the exports of specie, the more hopeful accounts from America, and encouraging advices from the East, Cotton has been forced off at almoss any price, and a redaction of I, ; d. to 2d. per lb. on last Friday's quotationewas submitted to, in order to make sales ; indeed, it is impossible to convey any accurate ides of the feeling that prevailed, otherwise than by saying there was no market until the announcement, yesterday afternoon, of the suspension of the Bank Act, which imparted quite a different tone, and has inspired hopeful anticipations. - The total Sales of the week amount to 10,930 bales, of -which 6,830 are American. Speculators have taken 1,600, and Exporters 310, leaving 9,020 bales of all kinds to the Trade. The Import for same time is 14,002 bales, of which 11,012 are American. The quantity known to be at sea from American ports is about 26,000. PRICES TO DAY. New Orleans Fair bliddl,ng.. ad Ordinary.. to aid Mobile „ —7ll „ 7ad „ ..4t to 6id .Atlant;c „ 7d , 40 to 6d Total talon for Cons'ption,lBs7, 1,726,510 bales. 1 856, 1,895,480 bales. Export (actual) , 235,903 „ „ 240.017 „ ' Amalgam Bra zil Egyptian E. India ['.lndia Total Stock this day.. 162,860 23,740 9,ico 128,210 1,120 325 090 Sams time 1856._81,010 39,560 41,850 24,890 1,590 3,6,900 Messrs. Kershaw and Jardine, in their circular of this evening make the following remarks upon the movements of the Trade during the week :- The past week has been one of unprecedented panic, fear and alarm have been its prevailing features, producing a ; general distrust and almost a total cessation of business ; in our Mark"t the transactions have been entirely confined -to the immediate requirements of the Trade, and Buyers with cash have been able to dictate the terms. Sales during the week have been effected at a reduction from the highest point of nearly 3d per lb in American, 2d to 2id in Sara; and about 3d in Fgyptian, Brazil, and Sea Islands. The news which arrived yesterday afternoon of :the anspensionof the Bank Aet of 1844, was received with lcuch satisfaction, and appeared instantly to remove a load from the commercial community, and -would un • doubtedly have ,prevented much mischief had the measure been adopted two or three weeks ago. The quotations are merely nominal, the I'LlaTket to-day being extremely =cited, and an advance of 24 to Id per lb. fully -established on the low sales of yesterday, with very great indifference on the part of Holders to realise even-at tlie_ insprue.d tato. There was a tolerably large business done in the Liverpool Share Market to-day, and prices advanced ,considerably, fully equal to , 2 per cent The fol lowing were the day's transactions:-Blackburn, *3l, 8i; Eastern Counties, 10t, 104 ; Lancashire :and Yet ksbire, 901, 90, NI 901, 01, 901, 90k, 90 c; Ditto 91.. shares,l p; London and North Western, 0 6 , 9 5 1 , 25 * , OE, 951, 053, 963; Midland, 82, 82f, 814, 81i. 82i, 82*, ; North Eastern, 22 11-16 c; Doveat 18 t c, 18 11-16, 181; Leeds Capital Stock, 23* ; Duteh Rhenisb, 51- d ; Great .iA.uxeirabourg, 51 c ; Gland Trunk of Canada, 8 11-16( Bf, 8 11-16, 81c, 81. The following was the business for, the next Account:- Blackburn, 8 ; 1; Caledonian, 37a. 381, 38, 37k: Lancashire and Yorkshire, VI. 91, 91:1, 91 901 ; I,9ndon and North Western, 061, 061, 96 903, p6i, 904, 96i, 96*, 961, 96 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and, Li nco lnshire, 3'7.1,, 37, 36i Midland, 82*. 821 821 821; Y , l - rk and North Midland , 38! ; ovens, 181-, 18 13-16, 1 8 4 , 18 11-16, 18 13-16; Great Western, ; Grand Trunk of Canada, Ks 81, q. 81, 8 15-16 The following were tbg 531951g4 prices : -Blackburn, 8!, ; Chester and Birkenhee,a, 621, 621; Caledonian, 374, 384; Chester and. Holyhead, 14, 144; EPastern Counties, 10f, 10i% East Lancashire, : PA a ; Do. 91. Shares, par 4, p; Great Northern, 234, 23 1; Do. A, 19/, 10/; Great Western, 471, 4.8 k ; Manta. shire and Yonishire Stock, 91, 914 ; De.. 9/ shares, 13-16, 1:;-16 p; Liverpool, Crosby, awl Southport, 184 - , IP,I ; London and North Western. Stock, 954, 9 0 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Linrio'inshire, 361, 37 ; Midland Stock, 828, 821 ; North British, 11a, 114 ; North Staffordshire, tit 44 d ; N orth Eastern - Berwick, 22z, 23; York and Norra Midland, 381. 38?; Leeds s Capital Stock, 234, At; South East ern and Dover, 181, 19; Seott ; Ash North Eastern, 1L 12 ; ' Buffalo and Lake Huron, 54, 54 d ; Do. - New Shares, 51, 5 1 d ; D'atch Rhenish, 6, 51 d ; Great Western of Canada, 18, 181 ; Do. New nhares, 3.1, 21 d ; Great Luxembourg, yi, NI ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 8:4, 8 13-16. The following were the Continuations paid :-Blackburn, is con ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire Stock, a; London and North Western Stock, 7-16, 1, '5-16 ; Manchester, Shof old, and Lincolnshire, 1; Midland Stock, 7-16, 4, 7-16, A ; South Eastern, 4,3 s, 4 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, is 6 , ..1; •The following are the weekly TraMc Returns, received up to this afternoon:-Bedale and Leyburn 1161; Belfast and Ballymena. 1,3251; Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 2,6791; Blackburn 1,003 t; Bristol and Exeter 5,9441; Caledonian 14,6031; Chester and Holyhead 6,0701; Cork and Bandon 24'0/; Deeside 2501; Dublin and Belfast Junction 1,5771 ; Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 1,0241 ; Dublin • and Drogheda IN6O/ ; Dublin and. Wicklow and Dublin and Kingstown, 1,6681; East Anglian 9611; Easterie. Counties and Eastern Union 23,7961; East Lancashire 5,4071; Edinburgh and Glasgow and South Dunfermline 5,7891; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee 3,3821; Glasgow and South Western 6,961/ ; Great North of Scotland 1,318 Z; Great Northern 2,51331; Great Southern and Western 6,2091; Great Western 27,'1041; Kendal and Windermere 1471; Lancaster and Carlisle 6,4871; Lancashire and Yorkshire 20,3471; Llauelly Railway and Dock 4251; London and Blackwell -1,3461; London, Brighton, and South Coast 14,2891; London and North Western 58,409/; London and South Western 13,3211; London, Tilbury and Southend 1,009/; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire 10,7351; Manahester, South Junction and Altrineham 8301; Maryport and Carlisle 1,0621; Midland 31,4891; Midland Great Western 3,8221; Newcastle and Carlisle 3,9411; North British 5,6721; North Eastern 35,9711; North Staffordshire Rail way and Canal 7,2011; North Western 1,0034 Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton 4,5741; St. Helen's Canal and Railway 1,521/ ; Shrewsbury and Bir mingham 1,5631; Shrewsbury and Chester 2,8301; Shrewsbury and Hereford 1,5971; Scottish Central 2,9314 Scottish North Eastern (late Aberdeen)3,3oll; ' South Devon 2,371 ; South Eastern 17,8371; South York and River Dun 2,8161; South Wales 7,169 ; Ulster 1,4061 ; Vale of Neath 1,5611; Warrington and Stockport 21.11; Waterford and Kilkenny 3481; Waterford and Limerick, 1,1781; West Hartlepool Harbour and Railway 3,5241; White haven and Furness 4491; Whitehaven Junction 4531; Buffalo and Lake Huron 1,107/ ; Dutch Rhenish 2,7021; Grand Trunk of Canada, 10,277/; Great Luxembourg 1,0681; Great Western of Canada, 9,8001. The Funds opened this morning with buoyancy, at a further advance of per cent, Some conside rable sale of Stock for Money being then pressed, a fall of z per cent. ensued. Money, however, is easier on the Stock Exchange, and the general feeling I'3 more satisfactory. Consols for Money closed at 89i to 891 and for the Account at 89a to 89-1. After official hours, Consols for the Account were quoted at 89 11-16 to 89 13-16. - In the London Railway Share Market, there was a fair business done to-day, and prices show a considerable advance. The following were the closing prices :-Ambergate, Nottingham; and Eastern Junction', 41, 5 ; Caledonian, 761; Da:ch Rhenish, ; - Eastern Counties, 101 10k.; East Lancashire, 88, '9O ; Edinburgh. and GlasgoW, 54 56; Great Northern, 93 95, ; do. A shares, 80, 82 ; Great - Western, 481, 481 ; Great Western of Canada, 18t; Grand Trunk of Canada, 81, ; Great Southern and Western, 96, 98 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 901,, 901 ; London and North Western, 95*, 961 ; London and South Western, 84, 85; Leeds Northern, 46k, 47k; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 36, 37 ; Midland Stock, 814, 814; North British, 45*, 469 ; South Eastern and Dover, 633; York, Newcastle and Berwick, 89k, 90,3 ; York and North Midland, 761, 771 After the official hOurs the following were the nominal prices t-Caledonians, 751, 761 ; East Lancashire, 88, 90 ; Great Northern. 931 94k; do. A, 80, 82 ; Great Westerns, 471, 471; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 90t ; London and North Western, 901, 901 ; Midland Stock, 811, 82 ; North British, 45k, 961; South. Eastern and Dover, 621, 63; York, Newcastle and Berwick, 891, 901; York and North Midland, 77-1-. The Produce Markets were much firmer to-day, and there is a disinclination on the part of holders to realise. The Grain Market has not, however, recovered, and transactions • are limited in all articles. Wheat is offered at a decline of 3d per 701 b, Flour is per barrel, and Indian 'Corn is per quarter, without finding buyers beyond consump tive requirements. . In Manchester business can scarcely be said to exist, as sales are quite imprac ticable, and prices for both Goods and Yarns are quite nominal, which must enforce a closing of many mills, and entail serious distress amongst the labourirg population; and this remark is equally applicable to the manufacturing districts thioughout the kingdom. To day's report, how ever, is more flattering, and with a revived demand producers are in better spirits. We regret to learn that Mr. Alexander Denny, iron ship-builder, Dumbarton, and who also carried on an extensive business as an engineer and iron forger, under the firm of Denny Brothers, has•been obliged to suspend payments, owing to the pressiire in the money market. Care should be taken to make a distinction between one of the above firms 'and the old and well-established shipbuilding firm of William Denny and Brothers, of the same place, who, we understand, have no business connection whatever with the above firms; and we are further glad to learn that the other firms in Dumbarton will not be'affected by Mr. Denny's suspension. The Bank of Holland has raised the rate of discoant to seven per cent. The £12:000 in Rursian Gold received on Thursday was yesterday sent into the Bank, there being no demand on continental account. Alto gether the Bank bought about 41000 in gold. The arrivals • of fark, ,the Continent continues on a surprisingly ; large scale. The steamer Rhine, which i arrived;` che'-Thames on. Thursday, brought a total of 4,15,000 in Silver, from Boulogne. The telegraphic intelligence recsivpd from Bom bay is understood to report a slight: unfavourable m3vement in the Exchange on London: - . The Weekly Traffic Return of the Lancashire ancLYorkshire Railway Company presents a de crease of 1,8981., compared' with that for the cor responding week of last year. This is caused by the cheek which has been given to trade in the 4 4iiiinufacturing districts. In the Produce Markets yesterday, business was almost suspended, and prices were merely nominal .owing t o the state of the money market. Linseed Oil was pressed for sale at a further fall. In Tallow considerable transactions took place as low as 475. to 475. 611.. but at a late hour there was a rebound of about £2 per ton. The Colonial Wool Sales commenced last evening, there was a very large attendance of buyers, but prices show an average decline of 21. to 211 per pound compared with those current 'at the last sales. Many parcels were ,withdrawn. The Emigration Commissioners have engaged the chip E mpre ss Eugenie for the conveyance of passengers from Liverpool to Melbourne, at tt e rate of 141 193. sd, per head. The following were the latest quotations for Foreign Exchanges :-Amsterdam, short, 11 16 to 11 18 ; Do. three months, 12 01 to 12 2; Rotter dam do. 12 (4 to 12 .2; Antwerp do. 25 70 to 25 85; Brussels do. 25 70 to 25 85; Hamburg do. 13 12 to 13 13 ; Paris, short, 25 30 to 25 45; Do. three months, 26 to 26 2.0 ; Marseilles do. 26 to 26 20 ; Frankfort do 121 to 1.22; Vienna do. 10 51 to 10 Tins week. P..cespaid Currt. Prices. Import. Sales. Description. this week. Mid. Fair. Stocks. --..--. -. - cl. d. d. d. 8582 2 1 150 Sea Island -12 to 28 .. .. 050 Upland - - 5 to 8& .. •• 164770 .... 1730 Mobile - - 51 to 8 .. 2430 29 0 New Orleans 411 to 9 .. .. • 627 603 Brazil - - - fii to 9a .. . .. 22430 1023 330 Egyptian - -72 to 121 .. .. 970 •••• 170 West India - 01 , to 10 .. . .. 1460 2240 3001 East India -3i to Si .. .. 129370 -- ----- -------• ----' - 14932 10930 Total I 328429 58 ; Trieste do. 10 45 to 11 ; Petersburg do. 331 to 331 ; Madrid do. 471 to 48. BANK OF ENGLAND SETURNS. Account, pursuant to the ket 7th land Bth Victoria, cap. 32, fur the week ending Wednesday 11th Nov., 1857. ISSUE DEPA.RTMENT. Debit. Notes issued £21,141,065 Credit. Government Debt Other securities 3,459,900 Gold Coin an'd Bullion 6,666,065 C 21,141,065 Total „„ £21,141,065 BANKING D' Debt. Proprietors' ca pital Rest Public deposits 6,314,659 Other deposits 12,935,344 Seven day and other bills 853,075 :pARTMEr(T. Cr , edit. GoverTAmeat se ctuities £9,444,828 Othr:r securities 26,113,453 Noices Gold and silver coin Total £37,020,434 Compared with the pnvious returns, we hav e the following results : Active circulation Do. Increase .. Bullion Decrease £37,020,434 £20,183,355 83,390 7,170,508 1,327,272 3,364,356 58,837 85,3075 39,879 5,314,659 442,715 12,935,344 1,024,674 9,444,828 665,176 26,113,453 3,485,202 9,57,710 1,195,605 Rest .. Increase Seven day and other bills Increase ........ Public deposits .. Increase.. Other deposits ...... Increase Government securities Decrease Other securities Increase Notes unemployed Decrease LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—Nov. 13. The past has been a week of unprecedented depression 'in the cotton market. All news of an inspiriting character, whether from the East or from the West, has been overlooked and ignored in anxiety respecting the course of monetary affairs; the sudden and rapidlr increased str;ngency of which, accompanied by such numerous and important suspensions. caused a genecal distrust, and r-ndered the negoeiation of commercial paper quite an impossibility. Under these circumstances, holders were, as a lest resource, to meet present maturing engagements, compelled to force sales, and, with so limited a business. have had to submit to a decline of I.id to 2d per lb. on all qualities and descriptions. Yesterday the announce ment of the suspension of the bank act of 1841 imparted great cheerfulness, and with hope in a brighter future, a reaction of ad to Id per lb.bas taket bales, of which 1,6 l place this morning. The weekly sales are 10,930 MO are en speculation, and 310 for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET—Nov. 13. ISnoAa.—We have to report 20 !Aids. Demerara at 365, 3,705 mats brown Mauritius ar. 363 61 duty paid, 1 CO bags Pernams at 2Ds, and 100 boxes Ravannah at 283 per cwt. in bond. MOLASSES, RUM, oa CoFFzE.—Nothing doing. Mem—Remains quiet. SALTPETRE —' 00 bags have been sold at 44s per cwt. for 41 per cent. refraction, ea quay. LINSEED.-401 bags Bombay at 595. per qll%rter. PEPPER.-10) bags Singapore at 4id per lb. REVIEW OF THE WREX. The unprecedented stringency in monetary affair', which has reached its climax during the present week, has brought business in colonial produce to a perfect standstill, holders although anxious to realise even at any sacrifice, having been unable to effect sales. SllGAll.—Nothing worthy of notice is reported. MOLASSES.-3"0 puncheons Cuba of indirect import were sold early in the week, chiefly at 13s per cwt. d :ty paid for clayed. COFFEE, Cocoa, ox SPICES.—No business done. Rim—Only 1,100 bags Necransie reported, at Sc 61 for new, and 7a 61 for old, 3,000 begs Moulmein, all faults, and 1,600 bags pinky Madras at 9s per cwt. fcr sound. TEA.—The transactions have been on a limited scale, and the little done has been at lower rates. Inntoo.—At a public sale yesterday the whole found buyers at 3s 8d to 5s Id for the Oudo, and 34 Id to 4s 6d per lb for Gnatimala, being in the early progress of the sale 4d to 61 below, bat at the latter part quite on a par with the last London October sale. SAoo FLoua.-400 bags sold at 16, 6d per cwt. GAMBIER.—small parcels realised 16s per cwt. for sound. SALTPETRE.—I6O bags East India sold at 453 per cwt. for 3id to sid refraction. NITEATE OF SODA.—Only small transactions took place, at 21s to 25s per cwt. DYEWOODS —The business hes been quite in retail at lower prices. RosIN.-7SO bands aro repotted, from 45 to 43 7(1 per cat. TAB. ANo TuarENT:NE.—Nothing done in these articles. ASEIES.—No sales are repor.ed. LINSEED.—The business has been confined to 400 bags of Bombay at 594 per quarter. HIDES.—No sales of moment, except a few salted North American at 4d per lb. Bat astONE.—.Sales have been very sm ell, but at full rates ; £lO per ton has been paid for beat seconds. AxcoLs.-5 casks Oporto red sold at 505 to 52s 6d per cwt. TAI.TAIL—No transactions are reported. QUERCITRON BARK.-65 hhds 1-hiladelphia taken at 83 91 to 9s 6d per cwt. Sonsc.—About 300 bags Palermo at 103 61 to 12s per cwt. OLivE OlL.—The business has been very small; prices show no 'change, but have been almost nominal. SEAL AND COD Oits continue dull of sale. LINSEED OlL.—Small f ales are reported at 36s to 373 per cwt. RAPE.—PaIe at 45s to 46s per cwt. Scums or I ORPN.NTINE.-100 barrels American realzed 35s to 35s 6d per cwt. PArat Ott.—About 130 tons have been sot I in small lota at very irregular pric s, ranging between £4l and £44 Der ton. TALLow.—Small trans .ctions at 56, clown to 51s 6d for Petersburg Y.O ; 170 casks North Anierican (13. A ) were sold at 48s to 525 61 per cwt. LARD.—There is no business to report. ttusr.—The mark t under the general dullness, is inactive, the dealers only buying* for immediate wants ; fine beef is scarce, and not pressed, but ordinary sorts can be bonalat on lower terms. PORK.—The demand 43 also slow, and the Irish shippers have reduced their prices Is to 2a. per barrel. Bacosr.—The inquiry this week is exceedingly limited, with price, again rat!' er in favour of buyers. LARD.—A fresh rednetion of 2s to 3s per cwt. has not led to business, the traasaltions for the week being oa the merest retail scale. CaEESE —The arrival of 3,410 boxes corns to a bare market; a sale by auction is advertsed for next Tuesday. ENSUING SALES BY AUCTION. MONDAY, Nov. 16.-494 btind:e3 Piassava. TUESDAY, Nov. 17-409 ox and cow Hides; 8,628 sides ArneriCan Leather; 145 tons Oil Caae; 17 tons Hemp, part :ill faults. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18.-50 bales Madder Hoots; 47 bags Sago Flour, all feats. THURSOAY, Nov. 10.-8,090 bundles Rattans. Fu:DAY. Nov. 20.-,6 bibs Linen Rags. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 25.-803 bags butti.:o linos ; a quantity of deer Horns. TDuoSDAT, Nov. 26.-120.000 oic and caw Barns; 10 tons and 80,000 ;hank Bones; 15 casks Horn Shavings. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET. —Nov. 13. Per ■tone, 201bs. Per gollas. s. d. s. s. d. s. d. Potatoes, Seedlings 4 0 to 4 3 Hay, 01d...... 0 7 to 0 8 Ditto, Kemps .... 4 6 to 4 10 Ditto, new 0 6i to 07i Ditto, Whiteroeks. 3 2 to 3 4 Ditto, clover 0 7 to 07* Ditto, Balshaws .. 3 0 to 3 3 Green Clover 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, B. Farmers 0 0 to 0 0 Grass 0 0 to 0 OlDitto, cattle 0 0 to 0 0 Straw, wheat 0 3 to 0 3}i Per . Per ton. Ditto, oat ........ 0 3 to 0 3; Turnips 4O 0 to 23 0 Ditto, barley .... 0 2t to 0 2i Carrots Uats, in strata .... 0 U to 0 011efangle wurtet to 0 0 :Manure 4 6 to 6 0 allow is quoted 525„ nominal : Petershtirg Y.C. on the spot, bOs 6.1 ; December, 50s 6d ; January atd March, $l3. BOROUGH HOP MA.RKET.—Nov, 13. The demand for fine hops continues steady, other sorts move but slowly. LONDON CORN MARKET.—Nov. 13. The Opening of the French ports for the exportations of grain and flour had completely checked operations in Mark-lane to-day ; and very few transactions have taken place in wheat and it is extremely difficult to quote an accurate decline, at the same time there is no doubt that purchases might have begin made several shillings below the rates of Monday last. 13drley dull sale at the late decline. Oats in large supply and rather cheaper. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM NOV. 9 TO NOV. 13. Wheat Barley Oats Malt . English and Scotch 163) 3210 120 3040 Foreign. 23530 10030 1300 I • 54080 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—Nov. 13, The commencement of a renewal of confidence has influenced a more numerous attendance of consuming buyers at our market this mornintr, and the reduced prices become attractive to thou who have of late been working won very reduced at icks; the demand for Wheat is improving, we have had a tolerably fair business done, and tlioutgh the finer qualities were disposed of in the coarse of the day at rather less money, the market closes more firmly, and fur such nearly tint rates o! Tuesday last are obtainable. Inferior descrii.tions, how ever, are still much neglected, and must be quoted nominally 2d per bushel ci,eaper. Flur sells s'owly at a decline of G 1 per barrel and tack. Beans are Is to Is 6d p,r quarter lower, with sales quite in retail, and grinding Barleys partake of a similar decline, being neatly unsaleable. Oats decline in value ld per bushel, and oatmeal 6d per load. Indian Corn is again 6:1 per qr. cheaper, but we have a good feeling demand for mixed and yellow sorts.—Arrivals and Exports from the 10,h to the 12th November, 1857, inclusive. Into Liverpool from Ireland —Wheat, 485 qrs.; Barley, 12 qrs.; Oats. 2,724 qrs.; Oatmeal, 6.062 sacks; Flour, 1,415 sacks. Coastwise—Barter, 1,921 qrs.; Oats, 500 qrs.; Flour, 40 sacks. Canada and other Briti Colonies out of Euronc—Wheat, 1,522 qrs.; Flour, 1,800 brls. United States.—Wheat, 11,903 qrs.; Indian Corn, 2,495 qrs ; F.our, 23,139 brls. Europe, Etc.—Wheat, 1,657 qrs., Ind= Corn, 6,348 qrs.; Flour, 245 sacks. Egypt—Beans, 1,950 qrs. Total—Wheat, 15,597 qrs.; Barley, 1,933 qrs.; Oats, 3,624 qrs.; I.' (sans ' 1,950 qrs ; Indian Corn, £1,43 qrs.; Oatmeal, 6,032 sacks; Flour, 1,700 sacks, 21 939 brls.—Exports. Foreign Parts—Malt, 250 qrs.; Oats, 2 qrs. helm I —Wheat,l,647 qrs.; Beans, 10 qrs ; Indian Lore, L7O qrs.; Flour, 487 sacks, 341 brls. Coastwise—Wheat, 1,./37 qrs.; eans, 6 qr , .; Pease, 7 qrs.;!lndian Corn, 257 qrs.; Flour, 90 sacks, 151 brs. IL MAKIN and Soria. Flour. 500 barrels. 1,550 sacks. LONDON AVERAGES —Wheat, 53s 9d; Barley, 41s Ild ; oats, 2Gs 3d; Rye, Os Od; Beaus, 42s Ild ; Pease, 49s lid. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—Nov. 12 Our market dnrieg the past week to Thursday evening have been labouring ender e•ctreme depression, and sales only to a very small extent made, although at reduced prices, wnieh may be stated as follows : Lulea declined 2s to 3 - r. COFFEE also sold at the same reduction. TEA declined id to Id. buc buyers, to a fair extent, have been found at th reduction. ICE offered at lower prices withoxt finding buyers. lßux.—Prices remain nominally the same a. last week, but nothing don, in it. English sprits reduced 2d. per gallon. laorf.—Sc etch pig declined 41 to 53. SPICES sold at rather lower prices. Corrom.— k few sales made at lower prices. There hal•not been a public- sale today of any importance, im povers finding it difficult to offer either sugar or coffee, but the re'ief that hes been given to the money market has imparted great confidence, and better prices are fa'ly anticipated to role next week. LONDON TALLOW MARKET—Nov. 13. The market is firm ti-slay, at a considerable advance. To am Wheat. Barley. Oats. stye. Beans. Pease. Oct. 3 .. 56s 3d 43s 4d 27s Od 35s 6d 45s 6d 43s 4d 10 .. 55s 8d 43s Od 25s 6d 35s 7d 45s 7d!433 17 .. 553 Isd - 43s Oi 25s 6d 35s 4d 45s 6043 a 54 —24 .. .55s 6d 43s 5d 25s 34 37s 4d 46s 1d 1 44s 7d 31 .. , 33 lid 43s Id 25s Od 363 10d 45s 9d 45s 3d Nov. 7 .. Gd'42s 3d 26s 4d 36s 3d 45s Od 44s id 6wk'sAg.Av. 55s 0d.43s ld 25s 9d 36s 2,1 45s 7d 438 3.1 LONDON CATTLE MARKET.—Nov. 13. We have a few more beasts than on Friday last, The weather is favourable, and the trade is consequently quite as good as on Mon day. Although the number of sheep is not large. it is frilly equal to the demand. A few choice things maka rather higher pricas. Choice calves are dearer. From Germany and Holland t :ere are 182 beasts, 480 sheep, and 691 calves. Russia, 2 beasts. Northern and midland counties 500 beasts ; and 101 ninth cows from the home counties. Per stone of Blbs. s. d. a. d. Per stone of Sibs. a. d. s. Best Scots, Herefords 4 8 410 Best Din & Hf-bred 0 0 0 0 Best Short-horny 4 6 4 8 Best Long-w0015}.... 5 0 5 2 Second quality beasts 3 6 4 0 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 0 Calves 4 0 4 10 Ewes and 2nd quality 4 4 4 6 Pigs Best Hns & Hf-breds 5 4 5 6 Lambs 0 0 0 0 Beasts at market, 1,008 ; she , pigs„l9o. ;p and lambs, 3,340 ; calves, 662 ; LONDON HIDE MARKET.—Nov. 13. LE&DENHALL.—The following are the prices :-56 lbs to 64 lbs. 4d to 4id ; 64 lbs to 72 lbs 411 to 0 ; 72 lbs to 80 lbe 4ld to 4id ;SO lbs 88 lbs 4icl to 42d; 831bs to 96 lbs, 41d to 5d ; 95 lbs to 104 lbs, 5d to 51d; 104 lbs to 112 lbs, bid. Horse hides, 10s. Calf skins, light, 33 to 53 ; full, 85 to 83 6d. BESBOONDSEY.—Sheep skins, polled, 53 Od to 6s 6d ; Keats and half-breds, 4s Od to 4s 6d; Downs, 33 Od to 3s 6d. LONDON MINING MARKET.—Nov. 13. The market for home mining stocks to-nay is very dull, scarcely any lons'ness is goiug forward. From the Stock Exchange no transactions whatever are reported. Sales cannot be effected in some cases wi' bent difficulty. In foreign mining securities there is also a total absence of movement, The shares of the English and Australian Copper Company have met with some enquiries, and are marked li to A special. meeting of the Mexican and South American Company was held at the London Tavern yesterday in consequence of the position in which the company are placed by the state of the money market and the difficulty of realising their assets in time to meet their accruing liabilities. As the whole amount of the shares is paid np, and there was no power to make a call on the shareholders, it was eventually unanimously resolved to place the company under Vie operation of the Winding-np Act for the protection of the share holders, and with the view of making an immediate call. At Cirn Brea a dividend of .e 2 per share (the 95th) was declared on the 12th, end payable on the 18 h inst. At a meeting of the adventurers in Croddock Moore Mine, held on the 6th, a dividend of 7e per share was declared. The next sampli❑g will be about 190 tons of good quit'ity ora. At Nor•h Grambler a call of 5s per share hea been made. WAKEFIELD CORN MARBET.—Nov. 13. Wheat is very dull, and thalsest desc iptions were to-day is per quarter lower, and inferior sorts 2s. Barley was is to 25 lower, and other articles merely nominal. DUBLIN CORN MARKET.—Nov. 13. We had a very dull market to-day. Wheat, Oats, and Barley. were lower by 6d to Is. Indian corn was in demand at a decline of is per quarter. BELFAST CORN MARKET.—Nov.I3. There was a fair supply at the farmer's market to day. The demand for wheat was slaw at . a decline of 61; Oats were also &l lower. At the Corn Fschange the transactions were limited. In foreign wheat there was a decline of 5s per ton. Indian corn was firm. TIIE MONETARY CRISIS. PUBLIC MEETING IN BELFAST. BELFAST, Wednesday, Nov. 11.—This day, at 1 o'clock, a highly respectable and most influential meeting of the merchants and traders of Belfast was held in the Corn exchange, for the purpose of taking into consideration the present monetary crisis, so far as it effects Belfast, and of giving expression to public - opinion in regard to the stability of the local banks. The meeting was convened by circular issued from the Chamber of Commerce, and, though the announcement was not made •in the news papers. the attendance was very large. Thomas M'Clure, Esq., J.P., occupied the chair. Among those present, beside the chairman, were the following :—Sir W. G. Johnson, J.P.; John Clarke, J.P., Chairman of the Harbour Commissioners ; James Barnett, J.P.; A.J. Macrorv, solicitor ; William Mullan (Alder man); Thomas G. Folingsby, William D. Henderson, Edward Coey, Robert S. Lepper, John Herdman, George Murney, John G. M'Gee, Conway B.Grimshaw, Theobald Bushell, John Workman, Robert Workman, Francis M'Cracken, N.Fitzsimons, James Hamilton, James Glenn, Samuel Cowen, William Bell, Thomas Sinclair, Samuel Carson, &c., Esqs. The Chairman, having briefly stated the object for which the meeting had been convened, said he was then ready to hear any gentleman who had a resolution to propose. _ _ Mr. Thomas Sinclair then came forward, and moved the only resolution that it was intended to pass, which was to the effect that the meeting, having the fullest con fidence in'the management of the Belfast banks, and in their safety, security, and stability, took that opportunity of expressing its opinion and determination to aid and assist the several banks, as far as it was in its power, under present circumstances. Alderman Mullan, in an able speech, seconded the resolution. Mr. Barnett, J.P., whilst he concurred in the resolu— tion, and with tbo previous speakers, in regard to their confidence in the management of the banks of Belfast, thought the: present monetary crisis was sufficient ,to justify the meeting in following the example of the mer chants of Glasgow, and in calling upon the Government to interfere, in order to save the banking and commercial interests fro:u the evil that was pending over the country. He referred to the suspension of the Bank Act in 1817, and concluded by moving as an amendment that Govern ment interference was now imperatively required. There being no person to second .the amendment, it fell to the ground, and the original motion was then put and carried. • The meeting then separated. FARMERS' PROSPECTS. The prospects which greeted farmers at the close of the harvest operations and at the late principal fairs, has been sensibly altered within the past fortnight by the gloomy aspect of the American money and corn markets —the removal of the restrictions for importing corn in France—the depreciation in the prices of home and foreign corn—and the serious and heavy failures in the mercantile community, by which thousands of consumers are thrown' out of employment. We some time since ventured the opinion that the corn markets were not likely to improve ; this opinion has, unfortunately, been too truly realised, and doubly so by the casualties which threaten to shake the markets to their centre. Irish grown oats and wheat have suffered a further fall in the English markets; and, in our home markets, the highest prices realised for oats sold at the stores has been 6s 4d per cwt ; and for wheat lls 41 per cwt. It is an extraordinary circumstance connected with the sales of produce that, although all agree that the potatoe crop is far below an average one in quantity and quality, never theless a full supply is to be had in our markets at figures varying from 3d to 3id per stone I We can only account for the present price of potatoes being in fluenced by the reduced prices of corn, and the absence of demand, and, as a consequence, the grain is not being threshed out, and small farmers resort to the sale of potatoes to meet their pecuniary demands. The cattle market has also received a sudden check, but not of any moment; yet prices have declined for all descriptions of stock; and, as we before asserted, sheep have suffered a decline—wool being almost a drug, and, even at serious reductions, sales are not effected ; and the want of employ ment in the manufacturing districts of England will have a further effect on the wool and cattle markets. Besides this, as regards cattle, the restriction to the importation of foreign cattle ha& been removed, no apprehension existing as to the cattle epidemic being conveyed to these shores. Altogether the prospects of farmers are at present gloomy, and we see no signs of improvement ; at the same time, we say farmers cannot complain, as it is only by analogy we are to arrive at any just conclusion as to prices, and, when we compare the present rates with those of former years, we think we should be thankful that even in such a fearful crisis—monetary and com mercial—with heavy discounts, and a continuous drain of gold and silver for an expensive war, that prices for grain are as they are at this moment.—Mayo Constitution. COMMERCIAL FAILURES. On Thursday the suspension was announced of Messrs. Wilson, Morgan and Co. wholesale stationers, with liabi lities estimated at about £40,000. Also, Messrs. Fitch and Skeet, provision merchants—liabilities £55,000 ; they are since said to hare obtained an extension from their creditors. At Liverpool, the stoppage has taken place of Messrs. T. B. Coddington and Co., iron merchants, con nected with New Y ozk. .~ v 9: , a • 0; a":, SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, WIND YaTzn.DA HIGH WATDR—Morn, 10.1—: Nov. 12. Trumbull Callao Imogene Pernambuco Fortuna Maranham Tempest New Orleans Compromise .. New York Trenton . Alexandria F. Primera Leghorn Magrico Heinrich Leghorn Hansa . Bremen Dodo (s.s.) Rotterdam Nov. 13. Victorine Ostend Chieftain Amoy Pa las Taganrog Salve Seville Dryden Taganrog Colonist Qaebec Eos Jacobstadt Nov. 13. Calpe (s s.) Genoa Beaares .... ........ ....Calcutta CLEARED OUTWARDS. Fingalton Anna Gertrnde......Rlinderbjerg 'Jane Cochrane Naples Isabella Naples 'Lary Ann Puerto Cabello Aealns Nov. 12. Araxes (s.s ) Alexandria Drie Anrellas Amsterdam North Stir Akyab Sebststieock ...Charleston Margaret NOVEMBER 14. N.N.E.—Light. Even. 10 20-11eizlit, 14 ft. 11 in. Doris Cron stadt Ethiope (i m . s.) . Africa ncenicien Bayonne Elizabeh Ann.... Rhydland Olive Branch Dublin Onyx Topaz Grimaldi Glasgow Margaret Plymouth NTew Milford Swansea Alert Swansea Grace Cardiff Tom!Roper.. Newport Pink Rapid 'Dauntless .....Carmarthen Equity • • .. . Amlwch ! Owl Carlisle I Rambler ...... • • Poole iI3D. 1 Onrust Genoa i Win. K. der Nedorlander.. Batavia ENTERED FOR LOADING. Noy. 12. Willobrordus ~......Leghorn Nordstierneu Bergen I A nror (s.s.) • . .Rottordam Br fish Queen (s.!) Dolphin ......... Laguayral OUTPORTS. HOLYHEAD, Nov. 13. Wind, N.W.—Light. Southampton, Nov. 13.—Off.—The North Star (U.S.M.S.) from Nev York, with dates up to Oct. 31. Dublin, N,,v. 12.—Arrived—The Providentia, from Swenaboreh— Catherine, Konigsberg—Mary Hill, Hamburgh—Louise, Stettin— Robert Henry, Havre. Queenstown, Nov. 12.—Arrived—The Elise, from Buenos Ayres— Lobra Costrcnka. Odessa—Lily, Odessa—Felisea, Alexandria— Issba . la, Riga—New Rambler, Stettin. Falmouth. Nov. IL—Arrived The Frederick William, from Sehein—Soren Winkel, from Antwerp for Cardiff Nov. 12—The Jane Hudson from Tagaut og, and Morin- both from Taganrog—Plymouth Rock, New York—Laic Primero, Hull. Waterford, Nov. 12.—Arrived—The Tclemaque, from Marseilles— Caterina, Hamburgh. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Faval, Oct. 28.—The Austrian schooner Schroeder, was trought in here a derelict on the 25th list. by the A"cadia from Chinches, and will be repaired an I proceed as soon as ready.—[The Schroeddr was loading at Buenos Ayres 29th August for Harnburgh.] Sierra Leone, Oct. 19.—The brig Peeping Tom, of Liverpool, has been in the bay and had her bottom repaired, having been aground. Elba (s s ),hence at Cagliari with the submarine cable to be laid down to Malta, Princess Royal, from Cape Coast Castle, at Bonny, after being condemned at Cape Coast Castle subsequent to a collision. T. e Dunbar, from London to Sydney has been totally lost; crew and passengers 140 in number all perishes, except one seaman named Johnson. A c llislen took place between the steamers lady Bird and Cham pion off Cape Otway, when the latter versel foundered ; thirty to forty passengers were drowned. VES9EL'S REPORTS. Report by the Imogene, arrived here from Pernambuco. On the 10th in.t., eight mires south of Taskar, spoke the Admella (s.s.), for Australia (under sails only). Fel:ort by the Autamnus. arrived here from Coringa, sailed Jane 10. _ _ Spoke. In lat. Lon. Sept.3o.. Jannet, London to Ade!a'de . ........ 03 29 N.. 23 40 W Oct. 2—Plicenix, hens, to Valparaiso........ Oct. 6 ..Jane Baptisto, Bordeaux to Batavia.... —ll 29 N ..25 35 W Oct. 6.. Juno Rosa .. ......... ..... SPOKEN. In lat. lon Sept. 19.. Branscombe, from Callao.. Oct. 9...1chn Henry, from Mat ibar Coast .......... 11 N.. 22 IV Nov. 4.. Countess of Durham, for Fermando Point.. 42 N.. 03 W FOREIGN PORTS. John Matthie, from Penang at St. Helena. Abeona, Melling, hence at uld Calabar. St. Andrew, I‘lTaggart. hence at Bonny. Austen and Ellen, at Fernando Po for England, receiving new rudder. Edward Colson, and Coquqte—both at Fernando Po. Mir-spore, from Madras at St. Helena, and sailed for Liverpool, Sept. 19. henry Turner, Gardner; and Balaclava, Rogers—both from Ron bay at Asceu.lon. Great Britain (s.s.), Gray, hence and Queenstown at Cape de Ver , !s, for India. Merlin, Hall, hence at Fayal. Utopia, hence at Mogadore. Danube (s 3.), Birch, from Messina at Palermo. Lebanon (s.s ), Cooke, hence at Genoa. Allegro, Fauldintr, hence a , . Riga. Frederick Gustav, hence at Danzic. Fisherman sailed from i'alermo for Liverpo:l, Nov. I. Rhone (s s.) sailed from Naples for Pale-mo, Nov. 4. Albanian (a s.) soled from Naples fur Messina, Nov. 4. Thor, and Melita s.)—both heace at Constantinople, Oct 27. BRAZILIAN SHIP?ING. The Dimbeth' Runneberg, from Liverpool, with a general carzo, called for provisions, and bound for C Ilcutta, was at Pernambuco, Oct. 20. James Scott, Putt, from Gla , gow at Bahia, Sept. 22. Reginia, Cockburn, cleared at Bahia for Liverpool, Sept. 22. Arequipa. Cowper, cleared at Bahia for Liverpool, Sept. 23. Clyde, Wakeham, cleared at Bahia for Liverpool, Sept. 24. Ann Baldwin, Cathay, from Liverpool at Bahia, Sept. 28. Orion, from Liverpool at Bahia, Sept. 29. Ziska, from Liverpool at Pernambuco, Oct. 19. Rothesay, from Liverpool and Macelo at Pernanf , tico, Oct. 19, Walter baine, from Newfoundland at Pernambuco, Oct. 19. Caroline Schenk. and Watoawek, from Newfoundland—both at Pernambuco, Bet. 20 Don Juan cleated at Pernambuco for Channel for orders, Oct. 20. The American barque, Tulle Cobb, is chartered to load cotton at Paraiba for Liverpool at 17-32 d. per lb. and 5 per cent. primage. Nanphante cleared at Pernambuco for Liverpool (1ct.12. Eleanor cleared at Pernambuco for Liverpool Oct. 14. St. Peter cleared at Pernambuco for Liverpcol Oct. 17. Kelpie sailed from Pernambuco for Newfoundland, Oct. 13. Fairy sailed from Pernambuco for Southern Ports. Millicent sailed from Pernambuco for Newfoundland Oct. 14. Runnymede sailed from Pernambuco for Newfoundland Oct. 16. Rills, sophia, from London at Buenos Ayres, Sept. 12. Idalia, fr m Tales nano at Buenos Ayres, Sept. 14. Mfgore•te, from Rosario at Buenos Ayres, Sept. 14. Sycee, fom Monte Video Buenos Ayres, Sept. IG. Bosphorous from Pernambuco at Buenos Ayres, Sept. 18. Danube, Raitt ; and Isabella, Arkbridge—both from Liverpool at Buenos Ayres, Sept. 18. Camilla (s.), from Rio Janei o at Buenos Ayres, Sept. 19. Waldemar, from Ilamburgh at Buenos Ayres, Sept. 21. Wasp (British war steamer), at Buenos Ayrs, Sept. 13. Agnes, Sept. 4, and Heart of Oak, 9th—both from Newcastle at Buenos Ayres. Queen of tl:e Teta% from Live pool at Buenos /lyres, Sept. 8. A arrii, galled fr:m Buenos Ayres fir Isla de Sal s:pt. G. Chaman sailed from Buenos Ayres for the Caps of Good Hope, Sept. 6. Dorothy Jobson sailed from Buenos Ayres for Fray Ventos, Sept. 6. Emily sailed from Buenos Ayres for Valparais3, Sept. S. BIRTHS. On the loth inst., at 7. Blackhall-street, Dabl:n, the wife of Wm. Ander,on. Esq., C.E.. of u son. on the Itth inst , in Winapole-street, London, the wife of James Rae, Esq., of Walton Honse, Kent, of a daughter. on the 11th inst. at Oak-hill House, Hampstead, the wife of Sheffield Neave, Esq., of a son. On the 12th inst., the wife of Mr. Isaac Davies, Grzgscn-strect, Evertor), o. twins. On the 12th in,t , at Catharine-street, Tosteth Park, the wife of Mr. J. A. D ivies, of a son. On the 12th inst., at 3, E:tele , ton-street, Chester-Fguttre, London Frederic i, the widow of the late Captain Henry John Guise, late Com mandant of the 13th Irregular Cavalry, (who was killed on tha Cla of June, at Bmares), of a sea. MARRIAGES On the 12th inst., at St. Mary's Church, Haggerstone, London, Mr. William Harrington, of Dals.on, to Hester, eldest daughter of Thomas Southee, Esq., of Canterbury. O❑ the 12th Mat.. at Box. Church, Wilts, by the Rev. J. Abbot, Robert Crawford McMurdo, iesq., to Sophie, widow of the Rev. Hdw:n Evan!, late Consular Chaplain in China. On the 12th inst., at Rai nham, in Kent. by the Rev. George Cole, 8.A., James, eldest son of Richard Winch, EN., of Rochester, to Anna Ito y, fifth daughter of Thomas Dedd, Esq , of Rainham. On the 12th inst , at St. George's, Hanover-. quare, by the Rev. H. Weightman, M A., Major Fitzgerald, second :ion of Lord William Fitzgerald, to Charlotte GeoTgiana, only child of Henry, third eon of the late Joha evanion Bcttesworth, of Caerhaye, in the county of Cornwa I. At Westbury-on-Trym, by the Rev. Ruben Inthbale, M.A., Philip younges , ern of the leto Philip Pinnock, of shafston, Jamaica, Esq , to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of the late William Munro, of Druids Stoke, in the county of Glucester, Esq. .n the 13th inst , at St. Matthias' Church, by the Rev. Mr. Pilling, Mr. Abel Tatos, of Rostherne, to Miss Margaret Carbishley, of Tuft, both of Cheshire. DEATHS. On the •th in't., at his residence, 52, Wilbraham street. after a long and painful illness, Mr. George Power, contractor, aged 45. On the Stir inst., at Wickham, Catherine, third daughter of the late Henry Grey. Esq., Of Bamborough, in the county of North umberland, aged 84. On the 9th inst., at h's residence in Dublin, Sir Arthur Clarke. M.D., Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, and for many years phys'cian to the Bank of Ireland and to the Metro poLtan Police. He was author of several successful works on the appleation of iodine in tubercular consumption, to which malady he devoted much of his attention. lie died at the advauc-d age of 83, of low fever, ending in bronchitis, after the short illness of a week. He was universally respected, and esteemed by al who knew him for his amiable and charitable dispos tion, and is deeply lamented by every member of his family and a numerous circle of friends. On the 11th inst., at the residence of his ron-in.lar, the Rev. William Bell, Carlisle, Remy Harrison, Em., of Cheer,le, Cheshire, aged 75, Eiqoaty-Lieutenant for the county of Chester, and Justice of Peace for the county of Lancaster. Vie- Births, Marriages, and Deaths, arc only inserted when seat to our Office dale smile nticated. A collision had taken place between the Ladybird and Champion, steamers, off Cape Otway, when the latter foundered, with the loss of from thirty to forty lives. Beside. General Neill, Major Cowper, of the Artillery, Captain Pakenham, and Lieut. Webster Bateman were killed at Lucknow. The lost contains a despatch in anticipation of the news by the Emu. The ship Dunbar, from London to Sydney, had been totally lest. The crew ani passengers, 140 in number, all perished, except one seaman, named Johnsen. The cargo was valued at £70,000. Important SALE of Valuable OLD WINES BY MESSR'. WINSTANLEY & SONS, A ber On WEDNESDAY next. the IS , h instant, at One o'clock," 1 A BOUT 700 Dozens of exceedingly se Rooms, Chureh-street, a a Oil ll t- ilri SHEER valuable OLD WINES, ineludinr , SHEER• D ottie , a remarkably fine character, and PORTS, all very old 111 Cwt comprising wines of the choicest vintages, chiefly from prilltemoie and are in the greatest perfection. The whole selected with 3 11 ` . • and are as loilow: SHERRY. MADEIRA PORTS. CHAMPAGM DUTCH LIQUE RS. The above % are at Messrs. and may be to Ca'ia!ognes. and Sons' Ode 110 Dozens nutty filvour,very fine. Pale. 112 „ fine delicate " Amontillado." 56 „ finest old ary Ditto. , 60 „ grand old Fast India, brown. 6i Dozens very fine old East India. 2i „ Malmsey. ' 18 Dozens Roriz, 1844. Bottled 1848. 24 „ „ 1848. , 1850. ....41* These are all 19--;„‘ 2 „ vintage 1820. yst/ yet nct 5 f f • ably perfect , ,„,,, little in charite':ors. f t 1820. " from different taL t tle ... ,, 6 Dozen "Sandemans," 1834. 18 years "",.„011+'' 5 ft 1834. From anotli. 13 „ Croft's, 1840. bot.led 1844. s. Pi tt „ Magnums. Very rare and curioa Of Bottling unknown 3 „ vintage 1837. Bottled 1844. 9 „ Sandemans, 1851. 5 years in botue• 8 „ Roriz, 'lB5l. 4 years in bottle. 30 „ Sandem, ns, 10 91 74 „ Roriz, 1844. 11 1-42. 12 40 ~ 130 „ grand old wine. 16 years 24 „ May's, 1843. 9 .. 61* 20 „ genuine, 1834. Remarkably flae. 115 ~ PORT. 9 Dozen HOCK. E.-18 to 20 Dozen Champagne, Brand, D. Ne ntle. f 8 to 10 Cases, 1 dozen each. Pints. in bottle• 6 101 Wine!, &c., are guaranteed genuine, as descri bed : Winstanleys' Cellars, from which saa,ples will be isted the day previous, and at the time of sale. ,a,01 07 with full particulars, may b 3 had at Messrs N>, cos, this day. AFTER NEXT WEEK. On TuEsDAY, the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at 06 _ Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, About B,BCO Cow HORNS. nf atit . _ / BROWNg , HUNTER, & CO2I. Apply to T - r. CAMERON, • WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAKER' rO* 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVE „t —, 'MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, OR airte;;,,gp , SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROgo* - CHARTS, &c TaE 5 RAWLE'S PECTORAL COUGH: LOZE sore For the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma , Dife Throats, Sze., these Lozenges, which for many yea r liaSb le held the highest reputation, will be found a most In'II; remedy f r a 1 affections of the 10n, , 5, relieving and si rar ITC ing them, thereby protecting them from future attach 3 and consequent inflarnmatiDo. For looping Cough ' O ll4 they are an infarible raft., and pleasant remedy. Prepared TEIMICK J. WILLIAMS, (late Rattle), Pharmaceutical Cher 6 d. Lord—street, Liverpool. Sold in b oxes at i s 1 Ad, 2s 9d. and " NOTICIC. tli4 ELECTRO-PLATE Goons.—The e are few bran ches of art s (14$ more perfection has b.=e, attained in than in this portion of manufucture, and the most beautiful specimens of spotrlt goblets, and other table articles of the sort, tray be b 7aoeb.e 9 ie , E. T. Hall's, of '23, South John-street, who. to his otnel,e io business, has added a department for the sale of i u .,7, L eture l P,, t y having been appointed agent to one of the first meer t begea_ m ""t Birmingham. The designs in these articles are beantife ,, ",„ ns iderP.".l very superior (nearly as go d as silver), and the prim coo k f ill all these modtrate to a degree. An inspection of the g prove the above facts.—Northern Times. Dos e°. Tea sprons Desert Do. .. . Table Do. .. Dessert Forks ...... Table Do. .... Sent carriage free to any part of the conerl• d O ftat e AN ATLAS GRATIS WIT!! THE " 31 41 Sunday, October 4th, 1857, each copy of the Dispatch 1101 accompanied with a map, a chart, or the plan of a princyt e „ol; so as le famish to each subscriber, gratis, the most ceinl''% M. complete and generally useful atlas hithe r to published ofti Britain. The size of the engravings will be that of one P a gl n dOS7I newspaper, six maps and two plans, in each year, will " - 0 0 4 ,0 the size-17 inches by 25. The ordinary maps will bs e r to tinted, tire charts will be properly relieved in blue, and 007 will be printed in a rich colour. The double maps will be w. 1 00 0 .., of great atte!.tion in the desire to make them beautiful ePe ci b if map colouring. It is hoped, in the course of no nnreas:n 3 _,% o o 0 1, tractcd time, that the Dispatch. Atlas will contain more nsr o leo positions of , isla'res thou any other English publication et . 1.41311 ' counties wid be given separately, and where they ars als r pcpuluus, as In the case of Lancailire, each division of '.etl will occupy a erge; again, the States of Italy will bo a , f 9 ject of six distinct maps. This names of the dratight"`"; engravers will be the best guarantee for perfect ae'clitsr e !:Aeft,o maps will be as full as clearness and reference will allow. r.l° -- P o f and discoveries will be given from the best authoritiesolso engravings will be in the highest style of art, many Ol e o 0 0 f pounds being devoted to their cost, and they will be rs t fe etrf o li, • original drawing's expressly prepared for the seri.'s. mechanics' institutes, the conductor eincaiiene l ,J o 0 0 _4, meets, the proprietors of hotels, readiag y iSioms, and c"., "5, wilt, in p,issessing the Difpat• It Atlas, be supplied with a us t oso The money value of the completed work may be best aete r ae ctio r i e inquiring the militia price of tiny large and irustworthY ° b ee 0 00$ maps. The Dispaeeh Atias will be forwarded with the %IT, 0 0 0 paper at the usual orice, Si per copy, or 61 stamped. bel t It issue some hints will be givenfor preserving, indexing' , s'' the Atla , . Orders recei eel by every news agent and bs: et . _e the kingdom, and at the Disprech otlire, 139, Fleet - s t i r Fri lay evening edition may b 3 received in the most diIL the k.ngf om on Saturday morning. BANKRUPTS. By British and Irish ,Magnetic TelegraPl4 John Dodd, Llanolly, hay dealer. John Johnson, Wakefield, upholsterer. Thomas Richardson Hyde, Chester, clothier. ,i j igo l* William Fulton and John S l underson Butler, : 4° "" 116 0 lace manufacturer. ep ° Oliver Morgan, Lilly and Elizabeth Eleanor timber merchants. ds James Musto, Joseph Musto, and Robert Willie ° is Mile-end, millrights. 0 1° William Swire, James Blair Ellen Swire, and John Barden, Yorkshire, builders. James B!aeket, Leeds, grocer. William Cristell, Rotherhite, ship chandler. Lusarne Sainson, Hounrditch, merchant. James McKay, Liverpool, timber merchant. A. ert ' John McKay, Liverpool, timbe r merc h an t. , 00 ° John Mason, Gt. Charles Chapel-street, 11 tobacconist. el" Burrowes Willicocks Arthur Sleigh, late 11 Wit proprietor, in the Strand. St' Smith Deeker, Wardonr-street, upholsterer. p er o cta l Will Henry 13z ckett, Kidderminster, innket to u Dovey Hawkesford and John Hawkesford, 13 ' manufacturers. r tur er ' e pti t ' Thomas Marples, Litchurch, millstone maned ° .. erg Thomas Browne If annaford, Ratcliffe-cross, slated;ier. Hcnry Newpass, Newgate.sireet, photograph ic Benjamin Barton, Leeds, grocer. John Chapman, Hartlepool grocer. 7 , / ha ter ' James Ormesher and William O rm esher, manufw.tturers. Peter Kenway, Three King-court, commission si' t. William Green, University-street, builder. William Grange, Wolverhampton, victualler. niveit- John Barley Wood and Walter Tarrant; 9 ijr! merchants. ej l eeP Alfred Shuckfort, Francis and George Atlet eu ' warehowemen. n . er ts. afl d James Williams, Beer.lane, City, shippieg bite , 'lied Mores Seymour, Llangenne c k, Cartaarthiffm. CO Martin Feynicur, Rcdriege Colliery, P tir owners. BANK R U PT CY ANNULLED . d l e , ,i,63011t11 James Thomas Rundle and Bicton Hull W linen drapers. n O f t e Printed asn Publish by - LES -- lg, South Joh ' n- G st e r r e i3 r: r t a , street, t d his 1 857* SATURDAY, NOVEMB ER 14, ILPivreiCur:;:irnA,c;2l.lLami Stationery Commtrcfai *RIM MONDAY. On MONDAY next, the Oth instarA, at Eleven o'clock, a t the Commercial Saleroom, Temple - cou r t , 300 Boxes Palermo ORANGES,/ Ex Kern* (s.s.). 2F , 0 Cases Messina LESIONS, 71 Ilal - -chests Port ORANGES, Ex Rattler ( 10. 100 Do. Do. ONIONS , 100 Bags Brazil NUTS. 100 Do. Barcelona NUTS, 100 Sacks Spanish DO., 30 Do. Naples Wa'nrGs. Apply to JAMES AD kM , SON &On CO, Br° kBl.B. Mosnav next, the 16th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom, Temple.court, C2O Poxes Port ORANGES, 120 Do. Do. ONIONS, ex Deol:nda. 180 Baskets DO. 160 Boxes Pert ONIONS, }Ex Rattler (s.e.)• 30 Bags Do. CIF SNUTS, 300 Spanish MELONS, 25 Cases Spanish POMEGRANATES, Ex Duero 40 Bags Do. CHESNUTS, 500 Bags B:lboa CHESNUTS, ex Rita (s.s.). Apply to 5o Boies Lisbon ORANGES: BADENACH TUESDAY. On TUESDAY neat, the 17th instant, at Half-pa•st One o'clock , Commercial Sale-room, Temple-court,' 219 Boxes American CHEESE, Co. S et. ex Kangaroo, from New York.—Apply to A. Taylor chants, or to GEO. BADENACH SON, t . ° — On TUESDAY next, the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock, a t the Broke'rs' OffiCe, 16, Exchange-buildings, 100 Tons Fine Thin Oblong t American OILCAX B, 45 Tens Fine Ground lately landed.—Apply to J. H. HAYNRR vv Jv L 1,4 11A On WEDNESDAY next, the 18th instant, at Twelve o'cloclic, Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings. 100 Casks Fine Cochin COCOA NUT OIL, „..„kerl. lately landed.—Apply to J. H. RAYNER & CO.. Di% __._, li'.:?, I ER TT'RI k eRRI 44 b PATE S URGIC J R. w 4 / 4 3 and Si No, q S 5 l‘ °. 10, 4SPEI jto^: h Zi 4 btit , ant kk e Mole s d i b y Bo o t, 81‘1 4, 10 4 44 first-e of the yi kt ll, 0111 orm _. 5 Op i ?k tie p 811 tzß C( 4 GEN] Whol to the al EXT 4111)Er F UR SII " NI I tkrt ßiA FAn; ~~'~° e of PAI 12, D A T il t On account of whom it may co, cern. , ovet On WEDNESDAY next, the 18th instant, at the Broker s 39. Dale-street, 20 Bales Scoured S'FAX WOOL, 13 00 V damaged by sea water, ex Florence Nightingale from R e. Apply to JOIIN L. BOWES, Wool/ THE NORTH ERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1857. %ad StlPeri Nr e N re 1 "14, - ! LAI)