Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-19 00:00:00

1-0, 1859 atmosphere which they. are placed, but that many mod; virulent diseases nre actually ox4igt nated:kt it ks 4. means, then, of 'improving the coalition working etasses in our this proposal of " torentry dwellings for town abourers is one 'which cannot fai to be of incalculable adVmgage, not only, as we have klready said, to the labourers theitselves, and to their families, 'but to society at large aware We are that, :titter all, any such measure as this 'would of itgelf be insufficient to accomplish that grea:t ' , social reform that is so much needed In all oar large cities nd 'towns —more parti6ir l arty in - .connection withAhe state of the IONVer 'sses• there must be religious influenvas as well as - niortcl and social, if an -3. good is really - to be effected and it is c onli.i,- - t o be regre C •Otit Social ilrat so many I t 4 farmers are apt to 'overlook this ligbest and dispens It Were not enough, we humbly loetve, that in as ours °ll e is a philanthropist on merely tntirtil grounds ; he must, at the 'same time, be a Chiisfian philan- t hropist, if :benevolent efforts.for the promo- lion of fiat 14oeial regeneration which is so urgently -neeildl in our toss s Tttre ever to he els °‘vneil -with , tuccess; and, as -such, the sacred in t "we'llare alluded to Inu4*.eld no secondary Place il anYkof his benevolent zchemes for the Public wood `S•ZIIETY FOR TIM PROPAGA'T'ION OF THE GOSPEL - IN FOREIGN PARTS. APPOINTED MEETINGS AN , D SERMONS IN \ OOL . venerable 21.•• institution of the Church, the society for the Propaga tion of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, are announced to take place during the present month. The annual meeting of the society is to be held in the hall of tlie Collegiate Institution, in the early part of next *ea, and will be addressed, it is expected, by the Lord Bishop of St. Helona, the Lord Bishop of Brisbane, Australia ; the Rev. Mr. Driberg, recently a missionary nt Calcutta ; the Rev. Mr. Williams honorary canon of St. Asaph ; the ev. Mr. Dowding, the diocesan secre tary, and others. There will also be meeiings, in the Thlton-Bretik, and at course • of Aizburth t (both of which 'the Bishop Brisbane At.--_ THE LATEST NEWS. VRANCE. THE LAW REGULATING THE MESS PARIS, Septeniber 18, The Moniteur of to-day contains the TOillowing Several newspapers have alluded to 'a decree, which it was surposed would appear,tto modify the laws of the Press. This news s'X'ithout foundation. T in France the Press is free'to 'discuss all the acts 'of the Go vernment ; and;by , so doing, enlighten the public to preserve pkee and order. 1 A terr i ble catastrophe had 'happened at No. 1 1136, Ooerak-Streelt, Neiv York. A steam boiler, mind. located nn the 'premises alluded 'to, which were Certain papers, in becoming without their ex knowledge the ' organs of the hatile parties, occuPiedby Jelin Roach as an iron foundry, ' ploded, completely demolishing tte building, and. claim a certain amount of freedom,;-which would burying all hands employed in it, some fourteen have no other Object than facilitsi.thg their at- .in number, tirethe ruins. By &stir:. tacks against the, constitution, •and the funda- cumetance, however, but one man, names mental laws Of social order. The Government of the Emperor will not deviate from:the established Shrew, - was killed, while five others were more' less injured. 'The concussion ' , caused by the •.e -__..l-,-;(h. :in allowing a field sufficiently plthion was:le - It at a considerable distance, and ,it's" the people in the vicinity of 'the building were leer...illy 6xelted. Boston - advices of the 3rel inst. say that an , Englishman, named Edward t. Humphrey, who, THE ~BIARRITZ CONFERENCES. . is alleged' to be a defaulter to parties in England Pmas, Sept. 17. to the amount of £40,000, , and who has been. Lord Cowley will leave to-dayler Biarritz, and searched 'for through Canada and the States Count Walewtad will proceed there on Monday . A t iriug theAast three months, had been arrested.' next (to day). Count Cavour and the Duke of : Th e 'arrest was made on the charge of adultery, Malakoff are likewise expected at Bia rritz. : Humphrey having brou g ht to that countr y a - Nothing ddfinitive has yet been decided on by woman not his wife, with whom he has been the Government as to the number of fo rces to be , ' - liVing,' - btrt it is probable that the subject of ' despatched to' China. 'alleged defalcation will be investigated , A. ship of the line, to be called the Magenta, , which is to be steel plated, andlhe largest vessel We' have interesting news from Mexico. in the French navy, has been prat , ton the stocks at t e stimony can be obtained. dates from Vera Cruz are to the 25th ult- Brest. ' - Mr.'3leLane returned - to Vera Cruz on the 22nd ---- p..pvtraung as gross an outrage as one I : 'Ultimo, and presented Mr. Buchanan's ultimatum nation could be guilty of towards another. It is!there fore most satisfactory to find that the French and Plat's, Sunday. .to 'Jirarez, demanding the immediate ratification Etialish The Constautionnel of this evening publishes an •of 'the - treaty. There is-nothing ally in Governments are to co-operate so --oordi- article in large type, - treating on the position of in enforcing that redress from the Chinese, whi , h is England in reference to the Italian question, of ? troops at Tampico and ~.iu its immediate neigh the capital. General Degollado had orue— so imperatively required. which the following is a summary:— bourhood to march to San Luis Potosi, Which is "The more than mow - Italian patriots o f mer gamo ~ Before the war, it was said that there was no ;to be the rendezvous of -the liberals. He intends Who have pr esen t e d an address to the French Emperor, Italian question ; now everything is changed. The ; attaching the capital in October. Gen. Vidrurri la 4 tling what they call "the great an d no bl e e nte r p r i se reproach is made to us that we ilo not risk all in , was organizing his forces at Nueva Leon, to tozwhich he had recourse in their cause,"—one which order that the question ma y . be :entirely solved ; march against the Indians and Americans. Pes but the general state of affairs :aid. not admit of ti ni er& had defeated the Indian depredators at they d ec l are to h i m w as "so worthy of 'his genius, and Sonora, after a severe battle. The Isthmus of =of th e generous na tion which Providence had called him such a solution." The article' hen alludes to the advantages the Tehuantepec was quiet. All the Pacific ,coast to-. govern,"—would semi to be almost contereteihwith peace of Villafranca has obtained for Italy, and was in the peaceable possession of the Liberals, the-shadow of liberty and iindependence which, through has made much of the dem onstrations which have BuSiness at Mazatlan was good :that enterpri s e, they have vt, instead of th e su b s t ance . ta k en place in Central Italy, lent endeavours to They do no t concea l, it is•true, how p ro f oun dl th that the Duchies cannot become mer e pro- ' was about conducting - three mill me San Bias from Guadal4jara, per the British war ey p rove afflicted at h av i n g seen th e f a il ure of they projected vincial places rof Sardinia. deliverance of their brethren of Venice, to whom t the .independence." ship Calypso ; but the .Governor of San lilts ' eh "The people in the Duchies-mein regret their resalved to prevent its shipment, unless I are , so closely bound by the communion of opinion -and princes and their local were paid, and a difficulty was e' , sufferings ; but they do not the less feel, that Gen. Corena had left Mazatlan with fifty -men to aecermt, the gratitude which they owe 'to him o f n or, his The article concludes by saying that the in- G en . the Liberal forces at Jalisco, and =attack generesit generosity—ascribing his -* jealousy of Naples, and will prevent the realisa- 1 arquez at Guadalajara. crease of the Piedmontese territory will excite the . j v y g hating desisted from tarrying - ou : the great object in view, to "grave and powerful tion of an Italian Confederation, and expresses We have received from Caracas an official pub political reasons, which, contrary to his desire, have the hope that ?the councils of England will be lication containing the documents relatinglto the recent change of government in Venezuela. It cAused him to incomplete his magnanimous enterprise." joined to those of France, united on the banks 'Certainly these humble Bar mere are very easily -satis- o:NfiaythethePeighroe,tattoNkciliesatsetrisne p a owea com .s m u o n n ite inj t u h r e y ir . ;contains the resignation of President Castro, the - fled. It is delightful to find so much gratitude with t: , diplomatic efforts to overcome - the past diffi- D o n, Pedro Gual untiltihe arrival of Vice littler acceptance of the executive power by reason. Too generally, the Italian crisis, and to make, if noes- dent 'rover, the official recognition of the new in the world, it is :the cultieS of reverse rot' this. There is only one way of ace tin. sary, such modifications to the conditions of peace order of things by the representatives Of the for It ; and that is, by remembering that there is7a as may be tompatible with - the interests United States, England, Brazil, Spain, Brame, future;for Italy,---at least they - think so, whenanother- and honour of the , parties therein engaged. and.• Holland, and the proclamations of the local such -enterprise may not fail, as this Thanks to this the peninsula union, will be free government of Caracas to the people, Itearing has done • and Ice annow that, generally, the most ardent ' • from the Alps to -the Adriatic. : dates !from the 2nd to the 7th August. The .totes of am gra . , titudoia -that for favours to come. • Prince Metternieh arrived here to-day, and has of the foreign ministers to the Secretary of. State By-this time, in all probability, Prince Richard ' had a conference with Count Wale%cski. of Venezuela, recognising the new government, Met ternich has arrived in Paris, from Berlin, • are -drawn up on the most cordial terms. interview,-with the E fresh from an THE FRENCH FUNDS. We have San Francisco dates to the 20thml.t. mperor Francis Joseph, at Vienna,' . PARDB,..SaturdaY• The steamships Senora and Cortez had -over preparatory to the audience that has been arranged to 12.10 Renest opened firrri at' yesterday's $14200;000 in treasure, and 1,200 passengers for take placo,swith the Fre nc h E mperor , for the purpose ,of improvement, 68.95. New 'York. eonununioating the views of the Austrian Cabinet as to 3:20 p.m.—The market closes flato and Rentes Business had imprOved at San Fran cisco. In the ;conditions of a d e fi n iti ve peace. There is no e l ou t, t , 'have receded 15 mealtimes, the last *rice being the provision market there was an advancing that-very ntuth will depend upon the result of this andi ' 936-B° ' tendency. Candles advanced ic. Sugar 4.firtn, ence. Should the King of the Belgians have happily ______+___-_ with -sales of refined at lltie. i ITALY. Horace Greeley had addressed a large Pacific succeeded iin 'bringing over Louis Napoleon to those'. . views. f theviestion, which it was-understood it would . TURIN, September 15. Railwayoneeting. be his object As convey, there is mei' ground for hope the King leaves totenorrow for alma, 10 , Creme, Bolton :and Bawns' land .claim is pronomiceil a that the dispute Ledi, and Cremona, and will. will r d to forgery/ go on I\ canes ay may now be adjuster:, and, if not the be he'd. Arnvetl -at San Franciseo,'Challenge from New interests -of Italy in particular, yet vrtainly those of • , Monza, where hunting /parties . - , , lhe Bolognere deputation will be received at Yori, and Fanny Major from Camen Island. Europe in general, as regards its faun peace and trap- Nl' - Saturday. The :consignees of the barque Fanny Speedy, quillity, therehylbe established. anza on consider her lost, as she has net arrived. .........1,1P1NC...... The dates from Vancouver's Island are to the , The speech oflord Stanhope, at a Conservative ban- RUSSIA. . ' 13th,ult. tGeneral Harney on the 9th ordered' quet in Kent, ,the ,other day, of whkh•Ave present an account in anotherplace, gives evidence of the acq u i s i- WICTORY IN THE CAUCASUS. four companies of artillery. from Fort Washington: tion of this ST. PETERSBURG , Friday. to reinforeeTaptain Pickett, who still occupies. • s nobleman to the Conservative pause with a decisi on w hi c h w e were scarcely prepared to- ex p ec t. It A: upplement to the lovelide liusse hats just San Joan unmolested. Generale. had forwarded published, and states, :according to a verbal despatehesto Washington in regard to the matter.. is true that whether as Lord Mahon, or since his acces- report of Lieutenant Glottal Gabbe, a victorious Governor Decaglas had issued a protest against Sion to the peerage as Lord Stanhope, he has always assault -has been made on Gina, and five cannons General Harney's occupation of an Juan, and been regarded as a Conservative ; but, like too many had been:token by the Itnssiaaw. had sent a liiessage to the Vanecnver's Island ' others of late, there have been reasons to apprehend Schamyl , :was taken pr i so ner, and his sons rend Assembly, declaring that British forces should be that if he was not deviating from a Conservative course, family were captured or killed. The Russifen landed in Sall ban. was at least standing aloof very much from the Con-he loss did not t exceed 100 men. There was A :doubtful rumour th a t the British steamer Satellite lad attacked the Island and servative party. We have :assurance, however, it this _____-.._____ speech, that such is not the case- The fact of his con- SATURDAY. : killed thirty Americans. • • A British man-of-Ivan had arrived at San 'demninga Cabinet Council this the conduct of the Honse of Commons towards The Ministers have held . the Administration Francisco from Vancouver's Island, supposed to of Lord Derbcontending that it afternoon. y, have despatches to England concerning the San vas one fully entitled I to the support of Parliament area Jian dispute. the countrlordship' y, were of itself sufficient to show that his is still to b vatire • be calculated upon as a true Conser , and certainly . Peerage who of the Peerage there are few members se acquisition im portant than that of L nto such a cause is more im intelligent and. liberal- Lord Stanhope, as one of the most statesmen of the day, minded, though still Conservative also, though fully discri and, of course, a real reformer changes creating which are to as such, between those porting and strengthenZadthe on the principle of sup forefathers have transmitted toe i nstitutions which our which the rev o l u ti onists of the us, and thos e i nnova ti ons the purpose of sub vert i ng the fabdaY would enforce, for altogether. Well did he obse ::e a the C onst i tut i on maxim in public aff a i rs should b e , that th e " chief public institutions ;" an d t h at iv. „ the safety of our maxim, the danger of yielding to IT%Teed oi P revolautionatill• ering to th a t ry and the danger of l eav i ng un f schemes, OONses, may be equ a lly avoided." - - - ' 4 id Proved fortunate eir - - • • large for discussion, controversy, and ana will prevent, on the on the other hand, the disas trous effects df -falsehood, calumny ; and error. s soon importaittTrom ipq uez Lions of dollars to )prehend Presi- It is reported at Paris that France will co-ope rate with Spain, lit the expedition against the Moors of Riff. The coroners maned the inquiry at Wey mouth, this morning, lSito the circumstances con nected with the accident on board the - Great Eastern. The inquest was again adjourned.. A serious fire occurred in Lovell's-court, Pater noster-row, this Niorning, Messrs. Reid and Parden, printers, are burned out, and the pre mises of Mr. Kent, booksellers ; Messrs. Virtue ; and Messrs. Moberly, have sustained more or less damage. The Continental news received this morning is unimportant. comximiclAL NEW YORK, Sept, 6, The stock market was a very excited one to-day--the excitement being mainly confined to the guaranteed I stock of the Southern Michigan Railroad Company of which the shorts have had great difficulty in making their deliveries. A considerable amount of deliveries was not completed at the proper time, and the stock was bought in at the Second Board under the rule. We have seldem seen o much excitement in the street as to-day, and some bad feeling was exhibited in one or two quarters, which came near involving per sonal collisions. The operations of the bull interest in this stock have tended recently to withdraw nearly all the cash stock from the street, the amount of which has alwdys been limited, while the sales of the bears have been very free, so that in the aggregate a large short interest had been created. As deliveries were mach from day to clay, the floating stock became con ' centpted in the tiandi of ens -arty, and the difficulty of GALWAY, Sunday.—The royal mail steam-ship Circassian, Campbell comma nder, sailed at six p.m. last evening for St. John's, Newfoundland, and New York, with a full complement of passen gers of all classes, a onsiclerable cargo, and a heavy mail. qote s f Toy/ NOTES OF 'THE DAY, kaMirilrilope's official despaiolt respecting the •out lag3us attwik on our squadron byChinese at the mouth ° !the•N% G , the substance cifltivich we gave on Satur... , does Tnot materially difterlrein the accounts I*.iilished—; ;LT Tts - tates enewar:y important fact, hich gthens the necessity there has aisen .tbr gang' the Chinese Govemnloa t to its senses--teach kg' it that, whatever may own estimate of -Faire such as those 4if France and Eng Ix -score< of barbarianism, its st not be allowed to per- aity. It a 7 ' t°ll (list:was given that weeny be milt ions f th "'ork obstruct' at . the mot: hin forty-e , • 'nrce days afterwards thi slot, when, th is expected ' , to be present. The it ishop of St. Helena, and the Bishop of Ittii'batie, `as well as Mr. Canon Williams and Mr. Dowding, Will also preach ox behalf of ;the society next Sunday, Yat several of the churches jilt Liverpool and the ntighbourhood. We have no , iloubt that the liberality of our Liverpool . . ,o valuable an organiralion of the church,. wte vela hope, indeed., that, rts every year the opera- Mons if the society become ttalre extensive and more nd imp ortant, there will be dt least a proportionate in the funds which are about to be collected. 1 1 1 Fm EARL OF DERBY. — Oar readers will be .gliiinfo be'iliformed 'that' the attack of gout, with whith'-elte lniblv lord was threatened laf4t week, proved only trtn :ikon', and that he is now'altogether convalesent. the squadron moved•uvto ;erat&l his Admiral finding that nothing rest" acne to carry the prothise into eff€ a t its %llest for a free communication, to which an ( a was retu rne d. After a further delay of two daps, t 7 .al)plication was made for a removal. of ` llol 3us, to which no reply was receive< g,niot till then that the squadron began to 'force an rer4 ce, Which there is nckloubt the Chinese authoiities I. !ruin the first been determined to resist. Had-tliey rut Intimated this, the Admiral's course might probably L ave been different,—at any rate, 'he would have "kmown ' e tter how to act in such-an emergency. But 'instead 'this, the Chinese waited till they got the squadron thin their power, and 'then attacked it 'has - been *ORTITERN DAILY TIMES. making delivcrie3 augmented, until they reached a climax to -day, accelerated by a , short , sale on Friday of 4:1,1"11,1 a.r.o for cash stock was veryactive, and as high as 2 per cent. o-%. 11RP of stock until to-morrow. At was pale thirty days, seller's option, the difference compared with regular was at the Second Board as great as 54-per cent. The Exchange Market, with a ( - rood demand, is rather lien Sterling is 109 to THE UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA The Royal Mail steamer America, Captain Miller, arrived here yesterday morning, with foal' days later news, fifty-eight passeng 650,000 in specie on freight. The news, interesting, is not important. Our advices from Washington state that powerful efforts are still being made by pretended friends of the adMinistration to oust prominent federal officers in Detroit, Chicago, and Buffalo. Investigations are constantly demanded upon charges which thus far have proved frivolous, except in the case of the late postmaster at Detroit. Charges are now pending, and investigations going. forward, is the cases of the postmasters at Chicago and Buffalo, and the collector at Detroit. It is said the United States' attorney at Detroit, is also in trouble. He is brother-in-law to ex-Senator Stewart The administration is determined to, investigate with the closest scrutiny, and if the, 'charges are sustained, off will go their heads, v,7(en though the practices charged may have been :'sanctioned by custom and precedent for years. As 'sated previously, those charges are instigated b y parties secretly friendly to Senator Douglas, and opposed to the administration, who are straining . every nerve to obtain positions which can be used in favour of his designs at CharleSthn. From Kansas we have received rather exciting intelligence. A despatch, dated Lai month, Sept. 5, says — A collision took pltiee between the Republicans and Democrats on Saturday night, when both parties were having a demonstralion prior to 'the municipal election to-day. The Reputilicans heta their meeting at the • tersection of two streets, and the democratic torcl--" in, procession attempted to pass 'alrough it. This Was re sisted, when a'o•eneral meleektnsued, several hundreds on - " 4 lating in it, using stonestlttiageons, tit it'is severely cut, , - - The Reptibliens inailitnited their ground, audvroceeded with their meeting. lneanray is ueueveu uuvc IJMLI purely ae6ideittia, and universally regretted. There are some aOrehetisions that the disturblttßes will , be been taken bags Pimento at o-iou. , vessel of 14,020 bush. capacity, to Turks Island and back with salt, at 10c. A vessel of 800 brls. to Newfoundland, at 45c. per brl. A brig of 307 tons, bound for Mobile, home from Pensacola, with flooring boards, at $7. A barque of 400 tons, to Windward, on private terms. A schooner of 112 tons, to north side of Cuba and back, with machinery, for $1,200. A vessel of 118 tons, to Porto Rico and back, for $l,OOO. A tons, to San Domingo and back, for $1,400, The Bank statement of the week was a uniform one and about what was looked for. It was anticipated, from the ease of money, that the Banks felt strong, and were expanding their loans. The figures of the various items now stand about as they did two weeks ago, the line of loans, however, being about $200,000 greater. hooner of 17 The following is a comparative statemem dition of the New York City Banks, for the ing August 27 and September 3 : . Circulation Net Deposits, 11,541,070 $118,184,255 Inc 20,728,066 21,478,229 Inc 8,234,279 8,378,318 Inc 71,791,817 73,155,700 Inc COTTON weeks end- 1,863,883 The tutton market in this city has been almost at a staid still during _the past week, And , the few transac- , tha larger decline being on the tow grades, of which the , stock mainly consists. All parties seem disposed to wait for further deirelopmeltU concerning the growing crop, and the course 'of OA?, European markets, before entering upon flesh operations, unless at * greater reduction in price than holders at present are willing to concede. The stock la this port on Aug. 31, by actual count. was ascertained to be 43,452 bales= ; viz., 35 ' 278 •.• bales on hand tinsel& 3,718 sold but not delivered, and 4,456 on ?shipboard not cleared. The healthy state of the southern pods, ana the remunerative prices current, induce anaincr nrd It New the aerie week 'last season, and 1,200 the season beforc Is—mi. +bear wore 2.500 bales azainst 1,600 the sam veoklast -season, and 138 the os had reeedtd to 114 e. for Middling rov - ek. ''mac hear comp. in the former, arr , per lb. during thi W 'CULIA.3II 411lia lo.a 111 CAL vus• The - sales for the week are .esiimated at 2,300 bales the 'etettrances durinc , the same time have been to . - 6,193 bales ; Glasgow, 176 ; Hamburg, The number of slips `up qor Great Britain kikst 23 last year; mai fa France 16, againA yeztv. fly telegraph the Tollatitrg has been receivedz..--. NEW ORLEANS, 'Septetitibkr 3.—Receipts for theweek, 14,500 bales (net) sameNcrtek last year, 5,00 bales. 'files for the week, 7,800 ' , bales. Middling, lltc. per 04_1. AfMl6•llPs. Exchange to London, Fraight to Liverpool, ''..;:Bo l 3ltokles, at a decline of*. to to 110_per_lt only sixpence men. THE LATfi FIIL IN TAWTON-ATREET.—The fire NO, raged so fiercely . on 'Wednesday night, in the . premix of Messrs. Kilpin and Montgomery, in Lawt6 , - again broke out yesterday afternoon. outbreak of this disastrous fire was discovered about three o'clock, close to the Howard Arcade. Mr. Hewitt, ( with the fire brigade, was speedily on tAe spot, and after discharging a large volume of water on it for about an our, the fire was extir LIVERPOOL ROYAL INPIRNIARY.—Retum for wee ending 17th September, 1859. Admitted : In-patient 851 42; out-patients, 24 ; surg ical casualties, 24. D' 1: —1 - 15 - and at - charges. Curet', ..eileveu, a— -- made out-patients, 3; dead, 1; remain in the house, 192. Visitors for the ensuing week, Richard Brooke, Esq., and Richard Leicester. Physician, Dr. Dickinson ; ;iturgeon, Mr. Long. House Surgeon : Mr. T. S. Walker; Junior House Surgeon : Mr. J. Allen ; Chap lain : Rev. Edward Poole. Robert Hutchison, trea- 0141 Cl. • SAILOR'S Ft.iNtßAL.—On Friday, the remains of Jas. Riley, a youth bolongimm to H.M.S. Donegal, were interred in St. James's 'Cemetery. The deceased was 1847 killed about ten days previously by falling from the 1848 yard-arm of the ship. His body was washed ashore near 1849 Waterloo. About 150 of Riley's shipmates, beaded by 1850 Lieutenant Buller, R.N., accompanied the remains to 1851 passed through the principal streets of ,the town, it 1 853 attracted considerable attention from its novelty. 1854 this popular place of amuse- 1855 GARDENS ay (Mon- laipval provision of and friends, 1 .aremont, the Rev. W. C. Preston, partook of tee c..t e Abbey Hotel, and after spending a joyful day all turned invigorated by the rati o nal recreation thus secured on the Sunday School Children's Anniversary. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHIPPING Total Tonn nid cleared with c the United Kin ENTERED INWARDS British Foreig 4260112 2138497 3872189 1829477 4149447 1884378 3773430 2195518 3965350 2771.524 3917228 2777937 681982 115442 3878493 4016027 4023131 :728977 ll 693344 120935 734763 151312 926769 204759 973036 162174 017635 174647 3610506 1358524 176309 3487167 1247611 193280 38 - 71754 " 11610931 1 290665 1224431 Vessels )33557 Steam .nn. British. 'foreign 1146616 • zluizhi 4077220 1930360 646807 126294 4091384 2142187 694014 156873 10 ► 31 875368 I 4165068 11.67 181512 186484 314891 392895 94843 AND OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, ,ve conf —On Saturday morn- Liver- 7 - MALOM P•M. the pupils for the disinterested labours of their teachers i.e. per in general, and of these two gentlemen in particular. The teacners trim reumiteu 'b. Middling, 'Cite. to per to. reignts to-day,. 2,500 *leg; p?ice s Liverpool have lan 'Avowing tendency. sth.--Salesi dispersed. —R. AND M. HOWARD PAUL IN CLAYTON-SQUARE. 419 barely mainta ,111 ned. Tar m Freight lh i __Nv. Tiny,. °Teat mleasure in directing attention to the yv exceeampy t...,,, -- — 0 ..... ballels°;BisrmeSreeeknilbasert.:33;:ar,lll,e6eollots. I S " al t e ll s e fo w r e t e he'Vicq: Mr. and rs. Howard Paul, in their fioPular entertain lt,3oo. Market quiet. -Middling, 1116. per lb. Stock ment called " Patchwork." The clever acting and ou hand, 18,00 bales. Freight to Liverpool, 9 , ltd. delineative power evinced by the lady in her telling sth.—MatikBt quiet. -!.lfiddling, 1 lc. per db. character of .hriss Laura Dagwood, continues to elicit ~_ -- -EL.:, „c + - h. Min Itiobee rivetrAbere has` been warm and ready npplause ; but probably her tour de force • •—.:—.,—„nl anA artistir. DROP.---t..X 01 Ullt) -- - is in the extraordinary imitati— too much rain.,• and.irttke higher lands of the Lonit . iana Promises s ba w b e l u y which she gives of. Mr. Sims Reeves. a O n a ci tt s4 w i te) * le P.i th d e r6 .ctiropghtphras? far a large, yield, of the entertainment is of a most attractiv( • a RPS! drat its re as the Taiuslave prow )redominate, ana ••on acial. The Sea -Island crop Null in all probability prove Short, from the .damage it received by the rain storms why swept Lie coasts of Catalina and :Georgia rHE ARa 'Or -VENTILATION -We have recently Sundry . correctiots are Nfl -.~ , reduced the Igures of export during the-week 16 toreat Britain, and added to France and , other foreign!-ports. There yUt remains' to add half a wee `s receipts, &c., at New 'Orleans and'. tiobile ; the difference in' stdeLs of Augusta and Hamburg, and -ninonnt mePivEll overland at New Ydrk, ;Baltimore, Letualsvoli'o,.y receiy 1.14, Providence, &c.; show the final amount of. - .the crop, f il4* - 04-q iit will. however, exceeV•3,7so,ooo The 'following-is :a statement cif :the movements in ,ton , Since the - Is-bitif September lad, as compared with the preiirms .founyass 35,000 413;000 479;008 410,000 98,000 412;006 520;000 285,000 3,011;;000 '2,536,000 2,247;{100 ° 2,945;06a 2,241,000 id 114,006 79,000 82;000 ' 56;0430 131,000 France 445,00( etke P 1 Exp( Of Nvitil 1848 1849 1850 26, i ng , the pupils of the Commercial ...,,,‘„— ) . last pool Institute assembled in their rooms, for the purpose of presenting Messrs. Scott and Taylor, their much 1851 esteemed and worthy teachers, with two handsome gold I pencil cases, as a slight acknowledgment of the devoted 1853 'l hours of those gentlemen on behalf of their numerous 1854 The gifts were presented by D. Robert s, who 1855 R5ll 3_ 1 1 aito-ye- Rec. at Port Ex to G. 'B._ .... „ Trance otheY r. P 11t1sExpoits.. 19motAm.—Liteceipts : Increase at 'the —ports com pared-With 1856; 228,000 bales. Evports :11Inerease to Great Britain compared with 1'856, 70.,i300 bales; decrease to France;-88,000; inerease to 'Other foreign ports, '30;()00. TotaLincrease ill tiports,i 66;000. FREIGHTS ter Livevool for eaten 'have- deelined to 3-I'6d. pert a. TO !Havre ie. per Tie. is stil , eurrent. ExciuscrEs.--+On London, per :cent. On Paris, to -, 5 15 5 T.Lowttawn Mali.—A better feeling lam prevailed in Igesterre - Canal' Flour ; common ;and 'medium qualities from NewN'Wheat are sc. to 10e. !per lbl.l9etter, and sound Ylourfrom :Old - Wheat also commands a trifle better rates. The ,sales are 8,700 Ilsrls. .at•-'43 25c. for unsound; ut.•.s4 IQc.•to-*4 30c. for Old •Superfine State and Western $4 '3oc;,to $4 45c. for New=do. ; $4 50c. t01440c. for .old• extra Hoop extra (Mkt; -15 25c. to S.J 30c. .for ow do. ; $4 60c. to $6 25e. for St. Louis branils,land:Vs.sou. to 47 for extra Genesee. Canadian Fienrds.quiet ; sales at $4 75e. tol6. Southern Flour its rather inactive; sales of 1,500 has. at $5 to 5 40c.for Superfine;;Baltimore, Alexandria, Lac., and 50c.-to-$6 . 700, for theß)etter grades. Rye Flour is selling.at43 - 44c..t0 s4'2se. per brl. Corn Kcal is in fair demand ;,sales of 400,1b1s at $3 86e. to :43 Ssc. for Jersey, :and $11t5,3. for 'Brandywine, afloat. Fura.--The;,raarket for Airy Cod is more 'act iwe, and prices are ,well ..sustained; sales of 2,800 KGs. St. George's 13ank,,atz$4 60c, to $4 624 c. Mackerel are in limited request,,,at steady •Teates ; sales of 400-iris, at $l5 50e. for:No.il .Mass., !sad $l5 for large No. 2 do. Other kinds ere.finiet, at previous rates. GRAIL—Ike ; offerings of Wheat are small, and millers are 'ketelit fback for ,Tew Winter. The .sales to-day are tivinl, ,at easier ptiees ; they ineludesgew fled Ohio, at 41 17e 4 ; . Nor.Wkite Indiana, at .$1 ttSc. -10 $1 45c. for rehoico; "good. to prime White Kentucky, At $1 40c. to $1 45c. ; ; . .and White Michigan on private Items. Also, sine •Miting the : Above, 10,000 bushels :wound Spring Wheat,:at Oats are in moderate request, and pricca ace le. to 94. per bushel better. )Sa4es of 3,000 barlel.s, at 38c. .fqr,State, and 42e. for Prime Canada. Rye islbrmiant.; roman sales, at 32e, to 33. e. Barley quiet: n o i r linal....:ceorn is in good de muds; sales of 43,009 .buAbels, At 81e. for New Mixed Weatarn in store and afloat, And abort sne. for New Soldben Yellow. A pejo ]. oof the.sAles iu store were reperta At 80c. THE LATEST. (By Telegraph viii Halifax.) NEIr Yonx, Sep. 8. Our Cotton. Market, throughout yesterday ,end to day, has been. quite dull ; and, with a very limited demand, the .sales of the two days only brought up 1,400 bales. The quotations are without material change, middling Uplands selling at 114 c, per lb. In the Corn Exchange a firm tone has prevailed, and prices of Flour have been fully supported, while Wheat shows an advance of lc, to 2c. per bushel. Indian Corn is buoyant, and in limited supply ; prices, consequently, have an advancing tendeney. In the Provision Trade there is little or no change to notice since the closing of the mails. Beef and Pork have both been in only moderate request, at about former rates. NEW ORLEANS, Sep. 7. Our Cotton Market is in an unsettled state, and the tendency is downwards. The sales to-day have been about 3,000 bales. Middling is called lle. t 9 111-e. per lb,, but the quotations are barely maintained, the past week, inclitied in the 10,400 10,000 1,000 7,000 ~ 4;000 2,000 7,000 12,000 4000 6;000 3,000 3,000 1,000 LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. THE WEST 11 43 r l a y t e e d d .ap th o e n i , r th S e ur e i h a i a l y ch reraont Independent Chapel, cele chur h of St. John the s ..S e c n h l o ve o r l e A ta n k n e i n ve b rs y ar a y mn o i n h T aa h: fr - sd a a m y the last. An excursion into the country having been re last attended inu S de N e : d a n - F , t andvrifinei service airfieldTh The sermon a si tt e r i t n mh e eo a was preached by Adreds of our entered into the irit of t 11( only did he grant the -use of lr rounds, but in amore Donegal, now lying in the rivet these, and make the occasion really a " poop Mr. Hetherington will convey parties to. the Monday), the fare for going tdvertisement, to be practical manner still, as' si ship in .ttee by a hand- some donation towards defraying the expenses, of the children's treat. The day" proved very tine, and the simple amusements of the children were heartily enjoyed md very freely - entered into by the children of a larger the teachers. After a few hours spent in active green sward, the scholars were fully course of this day turning, as will be seen from exercises on tt ared to fulfil their tas s of disposing of the buns and The renew sided over h a takes place for t n. every exertion has ;on. In adilition to the there will be a colossal d, so bee. the Wind" will be played by - I the evering's ; I ball. TIFYING PRESENTATION )een made to render ti a the laughable farce of "Raising )ERBY A orning, the members of the West thrby ;,, f,,11 nrtifnrm' SAILING OP TILE ASIA. knierican royal mail ste or New York. Beside ip Asia s s the us' SUNDAY Smoot ends of the Ch ANNIVEI he teach( :sh and No: led on Saturday COURT inst. at Balmoral. Lord Stanley, M.P., has, joined tha Earl and Countess of Derby and the family circle at Knowsley Park, from a tour of visits in Ireland. The marriage of Lieut.-Colonel the Hon. James Mae- Annnla with the Thu. Miss Blake, daughter of Lord Ind Lady Wall Mon lay, the ,6th inst witnessed a series of experiments illustrative of improve ments made in the above art during the past few years, movements recently made by Mr. Geo. Reid , Inedicir he public in conjunction t is iust the right motto %nd of im t the ha.bitali clear and simple manner in which the principles of tne colds, and cutaneous lllbeit.l , , via,,,..,. uo .•.,,.. --- 7 ----- art were demonstrated, and by the advantages, in point tcasesose whowe where really _ o wTs7f to aid b benefit gtbetTeirma-oawiliningo.rta T l h , er sh f o o u l Td of simplicity, efficiency, and economy, which Mr. Reid's earnestly recommend the afflicted to make use of Holloway's ' mode possesses over all others with which we are Celebrated Ointment and Pills. 19 acquainted. What others have attempted by compara- LIFEBOAT SERVICES.—CASTLETOWN, ISLE or MAN, *---. „,,,,nr.tus. Mr. Reid accomplishes, by Sept. 14.—1 have to report that a few days ago the live a simple openings or air passages sman to improve the sanitary I laden with timber struck on a rock in Castletown Bay, COndra7:-Of'Out7-dwellings,- offioes, Sio: (for which pur- about 5 p.m. It was . at tne time, a gale trotr pose he appears well qualified), may meet with that the'westward ; but being then off shore, a harbour boat success which he so well merits. Unlike many other was enabled to reach her. .e rudder was soon carried rocure warns to try to get pioneersin the useful arts. ms not secure away, and it was decide her under way. For t Merest in his discoveries, but onthe'benefits'which may be derived by those penter went ashore in the harbors b. who may apply his mode, under his superintendence, his own success as a professor of the art of ventilation of the crew, tnree In numon, uu uv.aLta. .~•~ could return, the gale increased, and the wind veered round to W.S.W., when it soon becaine impracticable to communicate with the vessel in an ordinary boat. At 11.30 at night it was decided to launch the new life boat stationed by the Royal National Lifeboat Institu tion at this place, which was effected at midnight. The night was very dark, tide four hours' flood. On reach ing the brigantine, she was found to be full of water, and the crew in great danger. Notwithstanding the fury of the elements, the poor fellows were safely taken the lifeboat, and landed at 2 a.m. The above aluable institution has promptly paid, through .11nati, its honorary local secretary, the gallant the lifeboat £1 each man, for their laudable A TRADESMAN OF LIVERPOOL CHARGED WITH STEAL ING.VCWATCH.—At the Manchester City Police Court, on Friday, George Murray, a man apparently of middle age, respectably attired, and of good address, was charged with stealing a watch. lie is said to carry on business as a watchmaker in Liverpool, and sports a country house at.Edgehill. Nine or ten weeks ago he was apprehended in Liverpool, hating in his possession a gold chain stolen from Manchester, and underwent two months' imprison __ On being discharged from gaol at Liverpool on Saturday, he was again apprehended on a charge of stealing—or receiving, knowing it to have been stolen —a.watch. Mr. Andrews was called, and stated that he had no 'doubt the watch was the one stolen from him, but as tl — - ber had `been altered, the prisoner w- I meet named v Mr. Ba• crew of ne 1111111 M. remanded until Tuesday, for the attendance of the pawn broker from whomMr..Andrews purchased the watch. A watch, stolen from a gentleman at Manchester races, was Oleo found in the possession of the prisoner; a valu able gold hunting watch case, numbered 6,343, from the back of which a name or initial had been erased, and three silver watches, all believed to have been stolen, were likewise found ipon.him. THE .PEOPLE'S CONEEILTS.—The first of these con certs forthe season was held at St. George's Hall, on Saturday night, and the entertainment was not unde serving, of the occasion. Mrs. Sunderland sang with great feeling the song, " Truth in absence," which was very justly warmly encored, and in her response to it, she evenlaceeded the expression thrown into the exe cution of it before. Miss Hiles rendered with much spirit and taste the song " Do not Mingle," and was heirtily oiscored. " The Song of the Water King" was pleasingly executed by Mr. Cuzner. Mr. lirilbye Cooper world have been m.orc effective ar_d telling had he not—as was apparently the ease—been labouring under a severe cold, which prevented that rin g ing sweet ness which 4 so agreeable in a tenor voice. Mr. Lewis played on the piano-forte a very interesting interlude between the first and second parts, which proved, by the approbation pof the audience, to be a very pleasing change. We observed among those present on the occasion for the promotion of popular and refining recre ations, the Viee-Chancellor of Cambridge and Mast er of St. John's, accompanied by several friends. The general attendance, however, was not by any means so numerous as it ought to hive been. CORONER'S INGMTESTS.—On Saturday, an inquest was held before the borough coroner on the body of Mar garet Baker, aged seventy-five, who was found dead in her bedroom, at is residence in Wavertree-road, on `Friday morning. A verdict of " Died from natural causes," was returned.—On the body of John Powell Williams, aged nineteen months, who was run over by a i s li f es ath a er c ,s h h il o d u a se g , ed an l: , Part on Friday morning, in Plumbe-street, by which his ikUll was fractured, and the brain protruded. Ho died the was body com of Jaynes J o a u m t e o s f Byrnes, on the spot. A verdict of accidental death was re months, who was run overon Friday, in Smithfield-street. when crossing the street, the wheel of a cart passed ;I: The re turned. --On deceased°n over his body, and killed him on the spot. A verdict of accidental. death was returned.—On the body of John Hodgson, aged 17, who received a compound fracture of the right leg on the evening of Friday week, the 9th instant, at the bottom of Dale-street. When taken to the hospital, he stated that he had been knocked down by two men, who had injured him very seriously inter nally. He died on Saturday morning. A verdict of accidental death was returned.—On the body of Johan Nielsen, 28 years of age, captain of the schooner Ceres, now lying in the Queen's Dock basin. On Saturday morning, about a quarter-past two o'clock, he fell frox off the rail of the vessel into the dock, and injur.edan side very severely. He afterwards threw up "( ew to soon became insensible. He was taken b te w bl as pro the Southern Hospital, but on arriving thereet accidental nounced by the PlirbrOn to be dead. Ycrcn. , death. services. *'orting (Auteilignut. LATEST BETTING. CESAREWITCH STAKES. 15 to 1 against Polestar. 20 to 1 against Royal Sovereign. 25 to 1 against Target. 25 to 1 against Artless. 30 to 1 against Roman Candle. 30 to 1 against Special License. 30 to 1 aga i n st Maud. 40 to I against Woodbur n . DERBY, 1860. 9 to 1 against Umpire. 12 to 1 against Nutbourne. 15 to 1 against The Wizard. I a ß a ß i l n D s t G oSI IRE STAKES. 25 g. 40 to 1 against Upperhand. The above prices are almost nominal, as, until the " Don caster fever" has subsided, and the settling got over, very little will be done on future events. HORSES STRUCK OUT OF THEIR ENGAGEMENTS September 12, at 9 a.m., Phantom and Volta out of Doncaster engagements; at 9 a.m., Trabuco, Little Agnes, and Black Eagle, out of Doncaster Plate ' • at 9 a.m., Moorcock out of Don caster St. Leger; at 9 a.m.. Homeward Bound, out of Cham pagne Stakes, Doncaster; at 9 a.m., York, Mavourneen, and c. by Verulam, out of Bloomer, 3 .yrs., out of engagements at at l4 ' 3 1 : 2 al% . : l 9 s ri p ac.) . nm ui e. . ; , t, eL L i i ob n lea c tl o lo ln ofuts o h, u eo t usottf.oaLflletenhg Leger, at Twog e a t m l Y o ene a ats. . Old. Handicap Sweepstakes, Doncaster. September 15, Wild Rose out of Doacaster Cup, at 11 p.m. Monmouth s e September ptembe r INDEX TO THE CLOSING OF STAKES Brecon . Ipswich Kelso .., Sept. 20 Liverpool Sept. 20 20 I Caledonian Hunt and Perth 27 20 Bedford (at noon) 27 The flourishing state of the turf may be estimated in some measure by the prices paid for yearlings at Doncaster during the past week, viz. :—Brown filly, by Rataplan out of Musjid's dam, (Mr. Crawford,) 1,150 guineas; Parasite, by Rataplan, (Mr. T. Parr,) 510 guineas; Brownie, by Wetherbit, (Mr. Howard,) 505 guineas; Kettledrum, by Rataplan, (Colonel Towneley,) 400 guineas ; Vancouver, by The Flying Dutch man, (Mr. J. Dawson,) . 400 guineas ; Deucalion, by VoltigeiT (Mr. W. Day,) 400 guineas ; Liddlesdale, by Roe:m-01,11,- J. Dawson,) 380 guineas ; Brown colt, by Flying Dur ni , 4 Mr. (Mr. J. Day,) 360 guineas ; Bay filly, by stoce ,is i L J. Woolcot,) 300 guineas ; Bay filly, Lady Macdonald, p E ic:Excis Tri,Riiiliii.lesiN,aotitux.:;B:,o,'.w mileßay d il l n,oi for . Dawson,) 300 guineas. EXTRAORDINARY PERFORM tINU MAN AGAINST Ti?lE•one Ti E• one hour and thirty Ray backed to run fifteen ground belonging to Clay course until after six o'clock, but on the make his appearance on receiving the sign al ntil the termination of the second mile, and thus continuedu being accomplished in ten urnutes minutes. The match this portion of the hile performing his 3rd, 4th, sth, and 6th miles. eleven seconds., v n showed a slight diminution of specvl . , )).it this Ray " ca ,: i , ° , ro r -al .e'd only to be momentary, for on receiving ca t , to start he bounded away in rood style, falling °" pr . O ' , from the timekeeper to "put it on " l: respondeday to friendly admonition by additional " stmn." once --tmiles were accomplished in thirty-three minutes thirty The s ix miles on the termination of the eighth requisite "office' , AY at seconds, an the first time since the commencement of the match, ixtwith standing he gave evidence, from his manner, of being " foggy " in his bellows, partook of a stimulant in the shape of some weak brandy and water. The ten miles being a2complished in fifty-seven minutes, the match now created considerable excitement, and Ray was repeatedly cheered. With steady perseverance and unfaltering pluck, he continued to carry on the struggle, and on the termination t.f the distance he was lascertained to be a winner by four minutes, having accom plished the fifteen miles in one hour and twenty-six minutes. —o.n-Eti:e enclosed s , el ° xr d 0 . t ool d o" ; , .fia oe°' gil' ° '' oft° the °.