Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-07 00:00:00

ON ACCOUNT OF WITON IT Postponed from Friday, the 4th inst On Wednesday next, the 9th instant, at One o'cl, Brokers' Office, 30. t, Exchange-street East, About 72 Casks OLIVE OIL. 10 Barrels, 23 Bags, and a Quan tity Loose GUM, 1,200 SHEEP' SKINS, 220 HIDES, and 3 Barrels BEES' WAS, saved from the wreck of the Victoria, from Mogodore to Liverpool; lying at . the Sheds for Wrecked Goods, north-east side Prince's Dock. At same time, One SHIP'S BOAT, lying on the Quay, north-east side Prince's Dock. Apply to PERCIVAL. CAMPBELL, & CO., 3n9 Brokers to the Liverpool Underwriters' Association. , at the 60mmatiat TO-MORROW, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock Browne; Hunter and Co.'s Office, 2; Dale-street, 336 Baas Bengal RICE. • BRO‘VNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brskes Apply to ro-monvw (Tu6day); the 8 o'clock; at the Brokers' 2CO.Bags Bombay, LIN COO „ „ RAPESEED, 200 „ Bengal RAPD-lEED, Bimbay TEELSEED, 20, „ ASSARIA and TOOKMOORIA 1000 .: „ Bombay GROUND NUTS. BROWSE, HUNTER; & CO., Broker t Half-pa Dale-stre Apply t WEDNESDA On Wednesday next, the 9th instant, at T tlie•Brokers' Office, 2, Dale: 7 Cases AS'S AF(ET I DA, • • 20x Bags SALTPETRE, all faial 100 Bales_Boint3ay NIADDRR ROOTS. 25 Bale 3 „ GARBI.INGS RC 150 Bales' ' , DITTO, Quantity S.4,PA.NWOOD.• . • BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Broker all fault Apply to the 9th November, at Twelve o'clock, at the —.s' Office, Liverpool and London. Chambers, 54 Chests SIIELI,LAC, per Patriot Queen, from Calcutta. and John Brocklebank, Merchants .IEPFP" On Wcdnes Brok, to M Thcmas 1173 - oisl & TAYLOR, Broker THURSDAY On Thursday, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 22, Tosver-buildings North , 60,000. South American Ox and Cow HORNS. Apply to SAMUEL. FiECKWITH. Broker 10th instant, at 4500 Buffalo HORN from Calcutta, Api s. T. and ck, at wive o'clock, at tote hlino's North, On Thursday next, the 10th instant, Brokers' Office, 2, I A Quantity of BUFFALO and COW 110 M ea Fanny Forsyth, from . Bombay:- Wappinp; Dock, BROWNE, TIUNTEtt, and CO., BECKWITH, BrOke On Thursda On Thi Apply to Office, Victacia-buildi Ba!es Alpaca ,AVQQI PERK! VA TEA V.z . CO On Thursday, the 1 Broker's 081, per Patriot Queen, J. Brocklebank, Me TO EXPORTERS AND THE TRADE M. SiIZSION, linportor sf every description 'of . TOYS, LEATHER GOODS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FANCY MERCHANDISE and TOTS of Every Kind, Whole sale and for Export, 73 and 7c), DUK E-STREET. The above goods can be had in bond MONETARY AND COMM4RCIAL LIVERPOO 'clay Evening The Cotton Market to-day, thong h quiet, was Mounted tc firm in its tone. '1 the sale of 8,000 hal export, or taken or closed with firmness, in: of Bch. ii 2,000 were for he market 1 prices The Liverpool Share to-day tame, with pricl the exception of She which constituted ahnc Is on the whole market: That about .1 percent. transacted includeC shire at 9611; LoL ditto !--shares 1 Lincoln, 38 Dutch Rhenisli, 4 9-16 d ; Midland, Erewasl Counties per cent. pref Railway and• Canal, 4-1,- ; p Ches. & B'head Caledonian .. CLOSINC 771 771 92 924-; 11 11 E. Counties E. L. Stock G. N. Stock ....102 103 Great Westerns:. 651 65 Lan. and York .. 96 96 Ln. & Nor. West. 95 95 M. S. and Lincoln Midland Stock N. British St. .. The week's traffic e of the Grand Trunk £12,335 Ss. 9d 106+ 1061 60 against 110,885 6! open for t !Ic correspond: LONDON 'ST( The market for Enp little business was done supported at the best pr tendency was towards general aspect c Consols beim.); r And the Account it 221 Ditto 1 Berate amoun occurred an somewhat flatte. a demand fo: tlw only feature ;ed ; of Lancashire'. and York -Nortl,-- - estern, :hester, Sheff Staffordshire, 4 5-16 d 3rand.Trunk of Canada 10 ; Eastern 281; St.' Helens ier cent (D.), PRICES N. Stafford . „ 4y 4id N. E. Ber. c. Stock 891 901 Yorkcapital Stock. 73 4 4 74, Leeds Stock 461 S. Eastern Dutch Rhenish Gt; Luxemb'g T.Ca'da iV,' iew shares porn.- Venetian new shares g on the 15th October of Canada tiles of nilway open, th 880 m les of iailway CHANGE Evenin,c h Securities has ma ,thouo• )roveci was satisfactory 11 at 96-1 'ee per o Dcbent vorted Apply to Brokers. NORTHERN DAILI TIMES. URAL MARKET, Nov. 5 s. d LIVERPOOL AGRICULT 2 to 3 .5 s. d. E. d Hay, old ....... 0 101 to 013 Potatos, kempa Ditto, new ... 0 8 ... 0 114 I Do. Seedlings. 2• 8 Ditto, clover... 0 ... 0 10,i Do. whiterocks 2 4 I Green Clover . 0 0 ... 0 0 Do. Balshaw . 2 Vetokt --..., . - ... . 0 0 ... 0 0 I Do. Beldrunis 0 0 ... 0 0 Straw, wheat . 0 4 ... 0 5 I Do. cattle Ditto, oat Ditto, barley 0 31 ... 0 4 Carrots Oats, in straw. 0 0 ... 0 0 Mangelwurzel 0 0 ... 0 0 Potztos, flukes 3 0 ... 3 4 Manure 5 0 ... 6 6 LONDON MINING MARKET.—Nov n the Stock Exchange to-day East Wheal re again inquired for, and have been d East Basset are marked 153 A It in at ipal transactions have been in shares - in Gr 7 Bray, East Can Iron Consols . Min at steady pric Brea, Whe John del •B. res are in deMaild, and have been.dealt in North' Rhine Copper (South Australia) are I: mired for; and are marked and H prem. There re - been transactions in General Mines (Nova Scotia) MI, and Scottish Australian Mining at par. LONDON PRODUCE 'MARKET IGAR. quiet, no change for the week. COFFEE 13 sfeady —IN civ. 5 PEA flat,_eornmOn cong - ou ls. 43(1. sellers. d dearer for the week Market quiet at 59s 3d on the spot, ani THE DERBY BANQUET, Now ready, in a separate Form, Price lid., AA - REPORT of the PEECHES at the DERBY BANQUET. • . _ . Tile object of this Publication is to meet the deinand which still continues for Monday's Northern Times, containing the Report of the Banquet, on! large impression of which was all exhausted by Monday afternoor Published at the Northern I street, Liverpoo .s Office, 13, South John- The lIUDSON'S BAY SEAL SKIN CLOAKS and JACKETS, ONy GUINEA each, at the New Shawl ana Mantle Warehouse, 40, Bold-street.—SUELLARD a.nd,HonosoN, Proprietors: n 25 TO CORRESPONDENTS Short letters are encouraged on matters of public interest They should be legibly written °none side of the paper only icier no circumstances .ean we iccompanied by the author's necessarily for publication, but as a ei a address, not .ntee of good faith. All name aT r6l't tlortkern I'MCS iIIONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1859, THE DAY'S NEWS. The Royal Mail Steam-ship Africa arrived in Liverpool yesterday from New York, with dates to the 26th of last month. The intelligence the brings, although of general interest, is not very important, The Harper's Ferry rebellion occu pied, at the date of the last despatch, a prominent feature in the general consideration of the.autho rities. A preliminary examination of the captives had taken place, and they were committed for trial, which trial, it was expected, would com mence on the day the steamer sailed. At New York the money market was easier than it has been for some considerable time past. The Morning Post,' the org,mi, as it is generally understood, of Lord Palmerston, reiterates eon- of England Ingress,—it is to conditions at states SALTPETRE 1 rALLOW 59s for all the year LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—Nov. 5. - is The market very quiet . to-day. Prices are quota' follows :—Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 595. ; all the ar, 595. ; DeOember, 595. - MARKET AVERAGES.—Town Tallow, G2s. : Fat yellow Russian, 60.1. 6d. ; melted stun, los.; rot good Dregs, 7s, gh lotto, ; Tallow Greaves, 15 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—Nov he old duty I het has became ing been declared at .X 328,070, our mely heavy, and prices almost STAFFORDSHIRE IRON TRADE. In his weekly circular of the sth instant, Mr. Samuel ilfiths, of Wolverhampton, say ange to report in the Iron trade since cur las vices received from the United States by the "We have no The continue of a limited. character. ". cress which prevails in Europe in rc it situation of Central Italy appears The gen arclto the by the mercantile firms c he leadintr en out t gew Yor ;dq operation I aspect - 4ard to 7t; 7 3:C 9 164 firmation of the prevalent rumoe taking part in the approaching C be supposed, of cours ipon some s' But thc insist upon that the details are dinisteria )t quite settled,. France ha .e hostile .Igerians on the : ostages, and pay t The teleg . raT kustralian mail, ght into subjection .ot'very They COMT the elections be: went. One of the troubling the to give Dr their lome of e to the Gdvern- a defeated rest sters has 1 portentous shape, for a sort of culminating effort against the citadel of Conservative ascendancy. Newspapers and public speakers deprecated opposition, on political grounds, to various noisy and active Liberals, on the score of their general usefulness,— in the same breath that they advo- cated extreme party attempts .to reject. the long tried services of such admirable councillors as Mr JAMES HO' .ME and Mr WALTER P. JEFFREYS to the former of whom every stage of Council work is as familiar as A B C ; while the latter has distinguished himself, over and above his business-like habits, by addresses to his constituents, and. castigations of his de tractors, showing all the vigour, with infinitely more than the gentlemanliness and good-breedina, of his almost namesake, with whoM he has at least as much reason as the latter's admirers to regret if he is sometimes, as they say, identified. These pleas of usefulness to .the general cause, we say, came curiously- and inconsistently enough from those who were so diligent and earnest in setting before the electors - one object, which was to over ride all others—namely, the ascendancy of Liber alism in the Town Council. It is , for us, how ever, to weigh well the real meaning of these local struggle! ;hough the present one is too late to be influenced. More especially is it for others to recollect, that that struggle of the Ist was animated by the expectation of the coming one vatives have entirely n their: own hands. balance of parties in the Council was to have been changed by the election of eight Liberal Aldermen, and this would have been secured by a gain of two seats i Municipal elections Now a word to our friends suggested by this double fact, as put by our 'irst, we would impr( , lectors in the wards, .esent •eponderu 1 opponent upon Conservative apon what a slender thread d the mastery of a a we Navigation L will you suffer yourselves to be thus at the risk in the town of some fort to rem. :ous accident trifling mismanagement, which me mistake, some may at any NOVEMBER 7, 1859 then, .are our two heads of advice: Select earo and select the best If, turning from the represented to the repro, , senters—from the election of Councillors to•tha election of Aldermen—we continue this strains of advice, it is with as much deference, and more not Presume to dictate the hesitation We st course of duty to ou Municipal P ornament ; but to set against any liberality of choic the character which our op- ponents have given to the coming election. Cc :ayes Nvil ;ret if at a future time it be charged, that berality or their remissness the decisive blow was delivered aga' Conservative independence in the Co is the time to brave al. a moment' time to make. the slightest so that affected ge erosity wh in demanding, but slow and unwilling to ac' Now is the time to postpone indefinitely, or aver with some promise of permanence, the evil (1 ' I. , when, if they have an opportunity, our oppoe will flood the Council with Rad Aldermen, mreformed corporation --.__,... No one is better able to treat of the great trad4 natests of this cou,, +h r the present cellor of the public caree` of upwards of twenty years, he I Las had ma' tunities, of wi has not .beev slow to avail himself, of stuth ie nature and e.%-te: the wants and tend Dell of t ndustry as been witness to taken part ay of the changes which been adopted done, to t a of our Merca Marine,—a he seemed n 11 erio h, to give r of the pore it rig a fre Inservative leaders in the •we may be allowed. ,line, or .any icacv of fe political enmity, witb.o, s faltering or doubt. 7 ims is not the .erifice of power, from lel liberals are leild terms which hequer Df eve trader, a repea. It muss u ne tan 15 1 4 ; 1 1 ana _ , Illatever 411 n1, b; On Friday next, the 200 Tons RAPES Apply to On Friday, next, the 11th insta Brokers' Old 139 Bales I BROWN Apply to On account of whom On Friday nex Brokers' OfUe 400 Bales Surat just landed e NEXT WEEK & CO., Broker By Order of the Executors of the late John H. Nicholson, Esq. On Monday, the 14th inst., at Twelve o'clock, on the Premises, Blackstock-,treet, Vauxhall-road, About 1,600 Limed Buffalo PICKER. BENDS, GLUE PIECES, and SIZEING. 70 Dry HIDES, large STAGE for Drying, POLES WEIGHTS and SCALES, OFFICE FIX" IRON, &c. Also, a HORSE,' CART and GEAR. For further particulars and catalogues apply to GEORGE FREDERICK MARTIN & CO HIDE Baoxins. 4, Laneastcr4mildinr BEAMS, ..ruREs,, OLD Tithebarn-street On Tuesday, the 13tla instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Sale-rooms, Royal Bank-buildings, 5,322 Bags Costa Rica COFFEE (part Damaged), • Just landed ex Hidalgo, from Punta Arcoas. Apply. to Messrs. Fred. Huth & Co., Merchants ; or to • MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, & CO., Brokers.' eu Sale. n tots to snit purchakrs; &e. markets: TO EXVORTER.S. ON SALE, 1,000 doz. rars Refined Table SALT itabie for the Australian, China, W. RocKIA FY, treet, Oldhall-street. Otsufs Jj Xtriffina. Unless previously disposed of by Private Treat, On Thursday next, the 10th instant, at three o'clock, at Cunard, Wilson, and Co.'s Saleroom, Exchange, Liverpool, The Brigantine .'O4kA L B I O N, 95 tons register. Length, 69 feet 5-10ths ; breadth, '...aIiTST 20 feet 5-.loths ; de;th, 10 feet. Built at Lanca's it ter In 1315, was doubled from keel to covering board, and thoroughly overhauled at a cost of £570 in 1357, when she was classed red star ; carries about 140 tons on ten feet water, and is well suited for a coaster. Apply to . CUNARD, WILSON, & CO., Brokers. Peremptorily and without reserve By order of the Mor On Thursday next, the 10th instant, at • 4, Three o'clock. at Cunard, Wilson, and Co.'s Saleroom, Exchange, Liverpool, " The well-known steam-tug • ROBERT BURNS • • 9 - 5 - tons gross measurement. Length, 84 feet 6-10ihs ; breadth, 15 feet 8-10ths ; depth, 9 feet 4-10ths. Built of, wood at Gateshead in 1837, and has been well taken care of. Her engine and stores are in good order, and she may be inspected at Tranmere, where she now lies. Apply to CUNARI), WILSON, and CO., Brokers. Vases rn 2,aft. , On Thursday next, the 10th instant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Sale-room, Walmer-buildings Water-street, A Quantity of WRECKED STORES; Consisting of Anchors, Chains, Sails, Standing AirA and Running Rigging, Boats, Masts, Spars, & c ., iliClCaUeo &c., saved from the wreck of the schooner Char _-lerfleld. Lying in Messrs. G. Robertson & Sons' Warehouse, Ansdell-street ; Masts and Spars lying on the Duke's Ground, Duke's Dock. Apply to CURRY, KELLOCK & CO., Brokers. FOR SALE, '\ A. very superior NEW SHIP, 4 „.,'°, Now building at an outport, about 567 tons N. 31., and 590 tons builders' measurement. Length, 132 - - feet 0 inches; breadth, 29 feet; depth 19 feet. Is thoroughly yellow-metal fastened, and classed A 1 for 13 years at Lloyd's ; h as poop 45 feet long, and topgallant fore castle ; will carry about 900 tons cargo. Will be sold with hull, masts, spars, ice., or East India outfit and coppered, at purchaser's option. Can be laucnhed in a month. Apply to CUNARD, WILtiON, & Co., Brokers. tts B Y TPhietsipillenAdridEnew'Sh"in A A ' ~, i' ~ PS„ . A:1.1, , TREATY, and 1,082 tons builders' EGBRIA ' ; breadth, A‘,l 1,066 tons register, - , 4777, ••,, - measurement. Length, 178 feet s_lo 36 feet 3-10ths ; depth, s 2 feet 9-10ths. Built a t t hs N.B. this summer, by the builder of the well-known l a . i ,l i k, J ohn, ite ship Rowena, and classed seven years at Lloyd's. — 7:r ; " constructed of the best seasoned heckmatack and Savannah B's pitch pine • her frame is diagonally strapped outside with iron, and iron kneed complete on the stocks ; the lower knees are fastened with yellow metal bolts; has pitch pine masts, top masts, &c., a beautifully finished cabin, and outfit of the best Liverpool manufacture, and of extra sizes. She is fitted with Cunningham's patent topsails, and all recent improvements. In addition to a very handsome model, combines great speed with carrying capaicity, altogether making her one of the finest ships Aver built in the colonies.—For further particulars apply to At .ssrs. Liston, Young, and Co., Merchants ; or to CUNARD, WILSON, & CO., Brokers. d FOR SALE, • k The Barque SALACIA, 383 41-100 tons register. _Length. 106 feet 3 inches ; /'ae&vre breadth, 24 feet 1 inch ; depth, 17 feet 3 inches ; - height between decks, 7 feet ;—as:she now lies in the Victoria Dock, Hull. She was thoroughly repaired, stripped, and sheathed with felt and zinc in December lass, and relassed A 1, and in May last was surveyed and fitted tor the conveyance of passengers to Quebec, under the strict provisions of the Passengers Act. She has houses on deck for cabin and crew, and has a complete inventory of stores, her sails and running gear being nearly all new. For inventories and further particulars apply on board, or to Robert Garbutt and Son, Slup Brokers ' Hull • or to D. A. B. MURRAY, ifo, Buchannan-street, Glasgow. CURRY, KELLOCK, and CO., BRo RERs FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE jVA, OF SHIPS A ND STEAMERS, S HIP VALUERS i t 4 s , AND APPOINTED BROKERS TO TUE HIGH ':',OURT OF ADMIRALTY `Palmer-buildings, Water-itreet. :, at the ) and other aliay ITEM? COTTON, all fault o'clock, at the R. & CO., Broke :arket, though firm in aSned, have ris sh Sixes have bee and the at ten market NG riticE ,nk Stock Three per Cents. 944 5 Next Account Lanc.&Yorkshire 96 L.Bc 1," Western. 954 s Sheff.&:Lin. 351 MidlaridStock ..10G 1 North British .. 59 N. Staffordshire S. E. and Doyer, 77 York, New &Bor. 891 91 York &N.Mid.. 741 n a portion of our im- AT MARKET, to the Consol settle- Lion appears to be from expected that any difficulty the settlement at apPearance, but ad .ence of a telegram from reenrint of the French and the basis of the Conzress. uditig one to the at - the advance, g quotations were Demand for its below 21 per cent. Th were no operations in gold at the Bank.—_Daily Neu Eno.lisli funds dull a commencement of business, and some e 'further sales were made on account, it was said, of one of the discount houses. The telegram from Paris stating that England and France have arrived at an understanding on the CongreSs, caused a rise of per cent., which was well maintained to the close, although the news requires confirmation. The payments due to-day, (4th,) not unusually heavy, were remarkably well met. The demand for money shows no abatement, and the rate in the open discount market was about the same as at the Bank. In the Stock Exchange to-day loans were alternately sought and offered at 2 per cent. In the foreign exchanges, this afternoon, there was a further trifling decline in rates on Amsterdam. The railway market continues without the slightest anima tion but is generally steady.—Timcs. COMMERCIAL. Several contracts have been made in fine Bengal salt petre, at a further improvement of 6d. per cwt. The Times, in its. weekly report, says, the produce markets, during the week, have shown great dulness, the transactions being upon a more limited scale than for some time past. In several cases there has been a ten dency to decline. Tile Times says, from Hong Kong a private telegram of 28th September, states that import trade was good both at Canton and Shanghai. The settlements of silk to date were 19,000 bales, which is an increase of 3,000 during the fortnight, and the quotation was $4lO, show ing an advance of S2O. Daring the past week the Longon tea market has been extremely quiet. New season's congous, however, have now fallen to a point which attracts rather more attention ; but, on the other hand, common to me dium grades are still very heavy, and sales cannot be effected except at a reduction. Consols steady and firm at 961t0-2- . Shares extremely inactive. Prices a shade firmer, and good in tone. Lombards, 1 a to 2. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—Nov. 5, There has been a good business transacted in Cotton to-day, and the market continues very firm. The sales, including 60 Maranham, at 71,d. to 824. ; 30 Bahia, at t7R.24 o a o re E r g e y p p o t r i t a e n d , B a , t o 0 7 d 0 b . a r e s 9:1 0 . f ; w l h O ic O h S 2 7 o a o t, o at ar e 4 on speculation and for export. ST. JOIMs MA. Beef ' 7 . ,1 lb 0 54 a 0 7i Mutton Veal Lamb, fore qr „ 0 6 „ 1 0 7 ~ hind (ir „ 0 6„ 0 7 Fresh Pork „ 0 5,1„ 0 6,1 Lobsters „ 0 6 „ 0 10 Salmon Cod Fish .• ,, 0 4 „ 0 6 Soles : 0 6 „ 0 10 . Bret Turbot . Haddocks ,, 0 4„ 0 5 Fresh Butter ~ 1 2,, 1 6 Salt ditto „ 010 „ 1 2 10„ 2 0 :RKET.-N ON F . Dpil l ii i in , t l;: l o C u i p: i e e. _ 2 1 5. 6 7 (1. 7 ,2 3 8. ( 0 0 1' p p h ar e t as . r: an d: t e s s , . 4l - pe b r 7e b er 9 . 1 a5 , 66 0 0 0 : 2 52 6 3 0 4 ; Grouse,'4, b7 ae , Black Game Snipes )9 , 6 , 2 0 Currants, r. &w. 0 0 0 0 Gooseberries,p•qto 0 „ 0 St,rawberries,ifiqto 0 ~ 0 0 Larks ...... doz 0 9 ~ 1 ,‘ Geese ......each 3 0 „ 5 Turkeys ... 3 0,, 6 0 Hares Cucumbers, each 0 0 ~ 0 0 Apricots, perdoz.o 0 ~ 0 0 Peaches, each ... 0 0 ~ 0 0 Nectarines d 0.... 0 0 ~ 0 0 Pines, ' for., each 0 0 ~ 0 0 Do. En , 6 0 „ 8 0 Filberts, peril). .1 0 „ 1 6 Gra Do. Eng. ~ "4 0„5 0 0 0 „ 0 0 00„ 0 0 12 4 9 6 „ 9 9 Cherries. Damsons Pea 3, peck 0 0 „ 0 0 Potatoes,lB peck 0 8 „ 1 2 Asparagus,ll 100 0 0 „ 0 0 character, I all eases have per cent : bett per cent Loan is quoted iitto a,t 103 ie quotation for Fr past twelve was 69 E TIIE FIT Con. Money A.ccount Vichequer Bills RAILIVA . A. Not. &E. . . G Caledonians .... 921 3 Dutch Rhenish.. Eastern Counties 551, 6 East Lancashire. & Glas. 78 9] 2 t Great Northern..lo2l- -- „ „•A. 88 90 Gt. Western.. , . . 65 Gt. W. Canada . Gd. Tk. of Ca. 911-11 Gt. S. and W.. .107 The following appear( pression of Saturday : THE MON} The Herald says, with ment, that the rate of 11 to 2 per cent. It is will be encountered in of The funds opened wilt vanced a per cent. in co . Paris announcing the agr English governments on Sonic bona fide sales, however, is extent of about £70,000, were pre and a relapse occurred. The closin scarcely better than those of Tester( money active. No disc ainutes Apply to, risiderably - more activity is m p building yards, on the bani we hope s current r review, nevertheless, for Hy r are well he week atained wh ough the large manufacturers are sic _ ;ors for these qualities are firm, and unwilling to make slightest concession in price. Cinder and other in- linyeri, the ferior kinds„of Pigs axe very flat and difficult of sale, if pushed on the market, must be sold at a red 2s. 6d. per ton ; indeed in this class sales h place during the week under review, at this reduced rat( Very few Pigs are now being imported into this dis trict, except Shropshire, Cinderford, Brimbo, Cleator, Heyford, and Frood ; Pottery and other inferior makes being unsaleable in this market. The official list of prices of finished Iron is as follows :—Common Staf fordshire bars, £7 108., at the works ; best bars, £8 10s. ; sheets, £9 ;- doubles, £lO 103.; nail sheets, £8 10s.; Latin, £l2; boiler plates, £9 ; best and best best in proportion ; common rods, £7 10s. ; hoops, ion of we taken trip; £8 ; Canada plates, £l2, and all other sorts in proportion. Current prices of Pig Iron, Staffordshire cold blast, -£4 10s. ; best native hydrate pigs, £3 158. to £4 2s. ficl. ; first class all mine grey forge pigs, £3 103. to £3 15s. ; Good Mine. Pigs, _with a modiltirti of Flue Cinder, £3 2s. 6d. to £3 7s. 6d. ; Mine Pigs, deteriorated by Cinder, .42 12s. 6d. to £3 ; Mehers, Nos. 1,2, and . 3, £2 17s. Gd. to £3 2s. 6d. ; superior makes of all Mine Melting Iron, £3 10s. to £4, accor ding to make and quality. Favourite Shropshire and Forest of Dean Brands, £4 10s: The Glasgow market for Scotch Pigs has been quiet during the past week ; the price has fluctuated but little, say 'sls. I,ld. to 51s. 4d., closing yesterday (Friday) Buyers, 51s. 3d. Sellers, 51S. Gd. No. 1, G.M.B. 51s. 3d. to 51s. 641. No. 3, do., 51s. to 51s. 3d., all prompt cash. Shipments for the week, 10,192 tons, against 9,201 tons in the corresponding eek of last year ; having in view the season Of the liese figures are satisfactory. Copper : No ex- tensive transactions have taken place this week; not- - withstanding the market continues firm, and fixed rates well maintained. 3,225 tons of Ore were sold at the Redruth ticketing, on Thursday last. Compared with the last week's sale, the advance in the standard at this ticketing. is £1 4s. per ton. Tin : The weak state of the market, reported in our last, brought on a fall of £4 per ton, in English, on Tuesday. Straits and Banca have become weaker since this adverse action of the market for English, and the price now for Straits is about £131; Banca to be had at £134 ; and in face of the depressed state of the Tin Plate trade here, together with the sickly condition of the market for foreign, at Amsterdam, we think a further fall in this metal not at all improbable. Tin Plates : The demand continues moderate in the home districts, but with a marked falling off for orders for export; the makers are more disposed to give way in price this week. Spelter : A quiet business has been done this week, at about £2O 15s. per ton. In view of the prices ruling in Holland, Spelter cannot be imported and sold to a profit at theSe rates; either the price in. Hamburgh must eventually give way, or the metal will of necessity im prove in value, as the present stocks in second hands decrease in hull and London.—Lead : Very little demand for export, a few small transactions have taken place for home consumption, nevertheless, holders are not disposed to submit to the considerable reduction in price, which, in the present irregular state of the market, would be necessary to effect large sales. DONCASTER CATTLE MARKET.—Nov Only a poor supply of Beasts and Sheep a t mar k e t to-day. Attendance limited. Supply small—all pretty well sold at late curreneLs. DONCASTER CORN MARKET, Nov. 5, Short supply of Wheat ; good attendance of buyers. Choice samples of Wheat made 6d. advance, and all others sold more readily at last week's prices, without obtaining any advance. Fine Barley also fetches ex treme prices, and a good clearance eff ec t e d i n o th er sor t s . Oats, 6d. to s. per quarter advance. Beans sold slowly, at previous rates. MANCHESTER SHARE MARKET.—Nov. 5. Leeds, 96-,1 ; Londons, 951; Sheffields, 35' 7 2 ; Dovers, 23 1-16 ; North British, 591; Canadas, 14 ; Trunks, 91 NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET.--Nov. 5 V• lff• Farmers' Wheat in moderate supply, and demand steady, at last Saturday's prices. Business in south country qualities quiet, and prices quite firm. Malting Barley heavy, supplies from growers cheaper, and grinding dearer. New Oats in large supply, and prices lower ; old samples command lull rates. Beans and Peas nothing doing. CARLISL .AE CORN MARKET, Nov. 5, Supply of Wheat and Oats good. Barley limited. Wheat and Barley sold quietly at full prices. Oats rather slow sale. CORK CORN MARKET.—Nov. 6. White Wheat, 235. to 26s ; red, 19s. 6d. to B arley, 12s. to 16s. 9d. ; Oats, 10s. to 13s. 4d. GLASGOW IRON MARKET, vo. 1,51 s. 9d. to 52 Markers' Iron, 51 9d. Market very to ov. 5 arrant 9, 51s. 9d. to 9d. to 525. ; No. 3. week for ifested 6 1 4 We were enabled to communicate, on Satur- y, the safe ar 1 of the ' Great ;tern at thampton, and her good he aviour in a that her received of the passage, —swinging ,herself `vi .th a side- ong gentle motion over every wave, dropping deeply and beyond them, with a s ar, slow roll, though ough to leave one paddle- ,ruing high and dry in often quite deep er., wheel out of the water, t the air. lot, however, a kind of motion that is by any means to be desired at sea. But we suppose that her being light will in a great measure account for it. When . she is heavy laden, and all right for an Atlantic voyage, it will probably be very different. They have already begun to recover some of the gold with which the Royal Charter Was freighted. A bar has been discovered in the wreck, and the remainder is supposed to be some where in the same situation. This is very en couraging for 'the efforts that are about to be made to recover the treasure, and will, no doubt, stimu late to extraordinary exertions. We publish to day a further report of the coroner's inquest at Moelfra, the proceedings at which, however; have not thrown much more light upon the dreadful catastrophe of a. wreck which will stand out with such painful prominency among the public cala mities of the year that is now so rapidly drawing to a close. This is A trade outrage of an alarming and dangerous, as well as most dastardly character, was perpe trated on Friday morning, at the house of Mr. James Wilson, saw manufacturer, Sheffield. A tin pot or can, filled with gunpowder or some other explosive matter, had been introduced into Mr. Wilson's cellar and fired off. The lid having been well secured, in order to give greater force to the expansive power of the material, a fusee was placed in the lid, which, being. ignited, the explosion took place about six o'clock in the morning, doing great damage to the premises; but, fortunately, not injuring any of the inmates. That it was a "trade outrage " is rendered indis putable, from the circumstance that some weeks previous Mr. Wilson received a threatening letter in consequence of his employing men who are not members of the " Trade Union." At the monthly meeting of the Birmingham Landlords' As lociation ' held on Thu rs d a y nig ht, a communication from Mr. John Bright was read. It professed to be an answer to a request that he would assist in the agitation made in that town for the abolition of the Income Tax. The oppor tunity was seized on by Mr. Bright for repeating his often-stated assertion, that the governing classes of this country, particularly the landed interest, impose heavy taxes on the working classes from which the land and its owners are carefully protected through corrupt influences at elections. His panacea for this evil is, as he phrases it, to be found only in "a change in the authority by which taxes are levied and the public funds ex pended." Of course, according to his view, this change means the extension of the franchise to the design he has propounded various modifica tions of. A cure which the general voice of the country has condemned as worse th&.n the evil which he seeks to remedy, and the sophistry and truthlessness of the theory on which it is based, have been so often demonstrated, as hardly to leave room for further exposure. Saturday was a great day at Southampton. On that day the Mayor, the Aldermen, and the other members of the Town Council, in their robes of office, went on board the Great Eastern, and presented an address to the Directors of the great ship. An immense interest has been created in Southampton and its neighbourhood by the actual presence of the "leviathan," which, has already been visited and inspected by great numbers of people from the town and surrounding districts. Now that our local elections are decided, and the contending parties are lingering over the memo ries of the sl rife and the broad fact of the results, with what gratulations, or with what condole- ments they may, it is still opportune to suggest a few lessons for future guidance as well as present warning. Neither hare we yet done with elections for the present year. This week will be marked by a highly important contest. for which last week's was the preparation ; nay, if we are to judge from the earnest exhortations of our Likral contemporaries, from the prospect of which it derived its own importance. The whole Radical artillery was brought out in most We hear complaint ily, as well as too late ; and that too little assiduity was shown to correct the false representations of Liberal canvassers, who did not even scruple to win votes from uninformed e. lectors by such statements as that Mr. CROSTHWAITE was a supporter of Mr. STITT ! Bygones, however, must be, and let them be, bygones. But if the experience of defeat, and of the means which occasioned it, is to make it anything but an unmixed evil, we earnestly desire our Conservative friends in every ward to forgive us for jnpressing upon them some words of advice. We would say, then, let them begin early, by fixing their choice upon likely and suitable men to represent them in the future contests. Let them follow the seasonable advice of Lord DERBY, by seeing that the names of such men are upon the register. It wants but a can didate of high position, of popular talents, of indomitable activity, to relieve even Lime-street Ward from, its growing thraldom to a monopolis ing shopkeeper, and a fidgetting hunter after a cheap and noisy popularity. -We plead guilty to the conviction, that in the ranks of Liberal Con- servatism is to be found the greater proportion of intelligence and legislatorial ability amongst us. It is for the best interests of the cause that we implore those men of high character, who are our natural leaders, not to disdain the request of their humbler allies to undertake the representation of their interests and their cause in the Council. The notion that "it is no longer an honour to be in " the Council," has done much mischief, both to the character of that body and to the cause of right principles. The motive of doing honour to oneself is surely but a secondary one to the acceptance of any public post. When we have proposed to the most respectable and the most worthy the prospect of promoting the interests of a great cause, in however small a way, and of improving the tone of the Council itself, we have, we consider, announced the highe motive that I can in ence a Conservative or a citizen These ; a membei of precipitate ycin into the arms of a party who will never again set you free, nor acknowledge any using it ? I ,ny moderation in their m Iting, is it saf that the barrier ihould be so weak, so liable to any sudden assault, requiring so constant a stretch of to maintain dependent for sting power maint on so continual an exertion of all your tact, and on mere desperate effort ? The, result of the late elections has. not altered the position of the nnot, perhaps, cause much con gratulation on either side. But we think a little more attention and diligence on the part of Con ans might have mat erially altered Counc and ca: seryative to the issue, anc scale. The unexpc oted, we had, almost said the absurd, defeat in St. Peter's Ward, would not have been sustained except for the tardiness of its retiring member in announcing clearly the t we renewal of ' Cabinet, the present Ins candidature trading to see .o must 'eterence, wants of every deliberately contrad telligent meli " effect would be. pose, lister ning to S that our conversant oh 01 assert what the , retar " No doubt,'' obse g to the change made, it Was open to both honourable Oa' ion what their P But now that they 11°e " consummated, it is, at all events, beY°ll " dispute, that since their o are ss " Commercial Marine has ma d e a P" had more extended, and fa r more dariag, thaa I . turned it into the ConServative I " ever been dreamed of." Any on e vir°lllP ntroduct ioll marks f ro m the C Merea management would have av mean device of the enemy, wh: long enough to extrac cellor of the Exchequer the Navigation degree, and to an ie had not only increased since the:rePe3l n Laws, but that it had done 5- most unprecedented pected extent This conclusion, however be most erroneous and false. We need only r to the latest returns issued from the Boar 4 in the eight years pre' to 1849, the year of the repeal of the NaviPti Trade, to show that Laws, the ratio of nerease of British ton] n the eight years which 135! was greater ti s amount of tonnag° since elapsed. The p quenting. our_ports, is true, . has ()Toll/ _,, creased ; but then that increase has b "sh tonnage. Now' tji ' v lacy has been so often exposed, that it i 5 Foreign, noun Brit possible to belie that Mr. GI 4,;ar cexY . t v CD , DSTO" - which preceded th a t re p ea l h e too k a ` . e rg Pr°. altogether ignorant of it, sincc It .must be in the recollectoTtly uently and justly jr' use of STONE forced upon the attention of the go lers; how eloc of o niustice Commons, the folly and throwing our ports o p e n without recvei for the Shipping Interest a I) , i 0 al-5° that hoc from all existing burdens ; as it mu the memory of many of our friends, Interest was deserted by the present we e ro o for Ireland, and formerly member for Lice'. Mr. CARDWELL_ _ how, for the last nine years, these bura Mr. GLADSTONE rct°t ad he borne down upon the Shipping Interest' - i v' must be aware also, that the r ecipro itY d ~cip Gip he and all of the advanced politicians ' jo g' ported the opening of our ports t° f°l :,-, 0 : stipulated for, has not been fulfilled,'. j " t iall 4 it has been persistently refused, to th e cl' i' os ' . ntitP s 0 injury of the British Shipowner. Mr. "- ar ,0 4 : 0 f ship a p cc in ou g account Interest of the , siishould have been the very last wa il W e rl : d i c el e a flattering titl e ill , of our ' its history and watched its for t % li ell' bon.ice present he - a most eventful and critical el a lte' ll has had no small share in I lje of those laws which have Ile j affected the condition of our , e otc, Marine. He cannot, therefore, but hal . pa ftle A our Shipping tl o 01 11 " the operation of those changes uP° ll lie C I, e ing,— lar branch of our trading commuul t l' its of t. ": , not have been indifferent to the r esll- t is fr ' fe , laws which he took so prominent a P ar a tia " • , ing f e ir changes, too, which his far"% e ie ttert`, o t° spected father warned him, in the li n e raln ° nc or lieve, that he ever indited, W olk.. - b. wi d . OO forelg u.J. siderate concession made by us t° roc itY• 00 e, without even the satisfaction of reely is 000 , g/ Which this really depressed Interest whet asking for is such a reciprocity, ~ as and iv , all " At i and free trade in Shipping, as vol' Interest, as it was a rc ia . 0 oa,' , a t branches of commerce to which it X ll9 ,tll° .liercsl. ea SPP,. to e lst ab til' th;s it must have, national Interest it ought to be inalier from waverers, who were made to believe that Mr. HOLME did not intend to solicit a renewal of their suffrages A similar mistake or neglect has left the Conservative ward of Everton still with its Liberal and sectarian stain. To be on look-out for a candidate on the very eve of. an election ordinarily gives but a poor promise of success, To find, after a numerously - signed requisition has been prepared, that the one chosen happens not to be on the register, is an additional damper - upon the most reasonable or. the most confident hope that this ward was worked but I Surely a little more ',ed to forestall the th was uncorrected ,ble promises to qi minent part our reac t - 0 alit _!•t1 d 'eat vell , 'e ItadicQ 11 , Party flee ; uy tittit;roposii day Wi t J '44 at t dohl.lll note thelo 1111 1 (4 4 , 61 ort th th7lts b' to %ttl)le -- t t *l l N I ; ti3.lk r lotiß f - ry 841, b ' Y 1 ceoi ex co , Col 4e4t ofa ce 4l re q eterm It N i 4 l'q 4 e 44 irb N 4 ti l N c dlllela k • POilti t t°ll, t ;,,-,llelldSl 4)111 a' e ' its ..°11r! Tt l