Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21 00:00:00

THE PIKE WATER. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL: TO ALDERMAN T. COOPER, ESQ., CHAIRMAN OF THE WATER COMMITTEE, Dear Sir,—To you, as Chairman of the Water Committ ee , I have thought it right to address you briefly on the subject. I may state, that the water supplied of late has been, an 1 is at this time, of such a quality, that it is totally unfit for drinking and domestic purposes. I have a very large family, all water drinkers ; their daily complaints are,' , We cannot drink it—when will it be better You must be aware that no substitute can be found to supply the place of so essential a life-sustaining commodity as the pure water of which we have been so unjustly and improperly deprived by Yourself and those acting with you. The complaint on the subject is all but uni versal, as regards this town; this I know to be the case, from my own experience. The reason / , 1 ° 1 ?y parties do not officially complain is, they say, aisof no use—it is so much time wasted, as no notice is taken and no redress expected.'' You may &Tend upon it that this state of things 'III not be permitted to go on much long 3r. As an individual I do hope that you, and those acting y Wi th you, will see the justice of returning to pure spring supply. Sh ou ld you not do so, may be ass ure d t h at t h e j us t i n di gna ti on of te ns „,. thousands of the peaceable and respectable lehabitants of this town will be felt and expressed nes against you and your coadjutors in this busi m4". in such a case, your positions will be by no ea ns of a n env i a b le d escr i pt i on. T owar d s you, had the others, do n ot suppose that any individual in cause to do otherwise than to hold, the whole the greatest respect. I very much wish that as Ittlich could be said of you and the others in your Publi c , capacity, as regards this business. I am informed that Mr. Wagstaff and other teernbers of the Water Committee consider the vr.oater so bad that they are obliged to have recourse et filters. This reuires no further comment. I Could get a filter likewise; but how many thousands " --n ay, tens of thousands—are there who cannot get them? I do hope that the subject may have h e r best consideration, and result in a return to e spring supply.—l am, dear sir, yours very GEORGE PIXTON. J uly 20th, 1857. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES. Sir,--After waiting patiently, or rather im - Patiently, for some time, be a movement on the Part of our Local Committee, in reference to the Water supply, I am compelled to acknowledge thyself disgusted. We certainly are informed, iNugh your c o l umns , that we are at this period , 11 Iging in " half-and-h a lf," an d th a t you wait • Patience for the next move in this foul utter. I so have waited, held my tongue, and di,, Ye d moray pen, uttil nature has rebelled, until as incapacitated me from attending to -0.1 business, disorganised my system, and rendered : a tence a hmalien instead of a pleasure, and a r , 4l .„ El ing me to dread a g l ass of water as I would t e ";_f other infectious draught. Why all this resis 10e in so simple matter? Is it because our aquarians are not possessed of moral courage a tt at t heY cannot bring themselves to acknowledge to er ror when committed ? Are they determined stand between the people of Liver i,?o°l, and what is right, or are they . a a i l b led with water on the brain ? As fat 1 8 , their statement, as to having less complaints, it p r st raPly absurd, if they are desirous of having a i t c 'af of the disgust of the town at their proceed ° p, let them go round to the houses and ask the 13„ foe of the i n h a bi tan t s , an d th e will receive fo Univrsal. answer that it is detestable and unfit ij human consumption. Let them go to the ah e ,er, and his reply will be that it's d—:l muck, t g4 only fit for making pig -wash of. Let them go l l ° . th e:hotel-keeper—aye, we must stop there—they ~,71 -e closed ; they have supplied the hotel-keeper : 411. a filter; they have promised to keep it in i 'lcier for a twelvemonth, and at the end of that if he chooses to keep it, he is to have it at bi : 3 4 price. Wh a t i s th e use o f the f i lter, ut to remove impurity ? By supplying them f e Y acknowled ge it s ex i s t ence , an d t h e necess i ty °r its removal. Why not remove the first e ase ' And why supply the hotel keeper alone—the - there any reason why he should have pure and rest of the inhabitants impure water ? Again, f r i nY resort to artificial means to procure an unsul- I t " raught, whe n nature has bee so bounful iSd because our council chamber is filled ti with m en who, h av i ng comm i tte d error, h ave not suffi terlt coura ge to retract—who forget their duty to thi s ,P"Ple• It, therefore, behoves the people of thunder be be up, : , .nd to speak with a voice of _eunder, that unbelieving conviction may be brought to their minds —I am, Sir, yours, &c., J uly 20th, 1g57. GOMEN. thMlss MADELEINE Smith.—The Glasgow Courier states a t Mrs. S m ith i s i n a yery critical condi t ion, and is 4aPidly sinking und e r the calamity which ha s b een b roug h t 11 1 4) n that family by the unfortunate daughter. We understand says the United Serviee Gazette, that the f i e verat corps of Lancers, the 9th, 12th, 16 t h and lith L ancers, are to be Heavies, and that a new system of exercise is to be introduced into that branch of the service. Owing to the scarcity of horses in India, the departure Of the 3rd Dragoon Guards has been postponed for the Present to Kirkee, and the ships taken up for this corps Will take out an extra battalion of Infantry to Bengal ; the 1 4 Light Dragoons have left Kirkee for Meerut, and will not return to England for two years. The 9z,la Lancers Will also remain for that period on service. On an early day next session, Sir Erskine Perry will %eve " That the facts disclosed by recent events in India, the embarrac - sel state of its finances, the maladministra tion of justice in its provinci 1 courts, and the innumerable ties which make our Indian possessions an integral portion Of the British empire, render it expedient that the Govern %eat of that country should be transferred, in name as Wella s in fact, from the East India Company to the respon sible Ministers of the Crown." A Parliamentary paper shows that in the year ending 3 1st March, 1857, the total charge under the head of civil c ontingencies (including £124,000 receipts in repayment of a dvances) was £334,000. The amount expended included 494 ,000 accounted for to Parliament, £158,000 advanced b y way of loan; £60,001) was paid into the Exchequer as li t r ings on the vo t e o f 1856 ; an d t h e balance at the termina ma, of the year was £21,000. Th e ou t s t an di ng a d vances 41°1)0le fro 0m civil contingenci es d ur i ng t h e year were 0, 11 : 4 .1tmiA.m (says one of the local papers) has been 11;ittee, and n : tt tlY emptied by the proceedings of the election corn eb„,._, o y Qunda morning the congregation at 11 ,``"%a could not raise a tune, as the organist was among , e • be e n itnesses. For some moments after the psalm had t iigiven out the congregation sat iu the most perplexing °f eu ", which was at lengt.'a broken by the sonorous voice bat a gallant cap`ain, who said, " I wish I knew the tune, t tl ,l'ra sorry Ido not." Some adventurous voice gave 'eY-L'ote, and the tune was taken and sung. I nt GoveuNmENT OF INDIA.-01 an early day next liession„ Sir Frekine Perry will move " That the facts dis -I°Bed by recent events in India, the embarrassed state of Its finances, the mal-administration of justice in its provin §l courts, and the innumerable ties which make our Indian p osse ssions an integral portion of the British empire, render it expedient that the Government of that COuntry should be transferredin , the name as well as in fact, from th e East India Company to the responsible ministers of th e C rown. 811 R As IN THE ROUSE OF Go:ktmoNs.—At the early ng on Friday a rat trotted with perfect nonchalenco itaross the fho r of the House of Commons, from the oppo thou to the Ministerial side, apparently unnoticed even the b y - • vigilant eye of th e S ergeant - at-Arms. The super -IZgacity attributed t o t h e race might suggest some reflec t:los. Was this feat intended by way of encouragment to members, to sho w th at ratt i ng might be accomplished with ease and impunity ? Or was it merely an assertion of the rights of the mus genus to look at a Speaker, as a c at may look at a king ?—{Our townsman, Mr. Greer, Whose .Anti-Vermin preparations are becoming so popular, should lose no time in writing to the Home Secretary, offering to rid hon. members of such unwelcome visitors. To keep so magnificent a building as the new Houses of Parliament, that have cost so vast a sum, clear of rats, a few pounds annually, we think, for such a purpose, would seem but a trifle.]—See Advt. From the remarks of the Chancellor of the Exchequer in the House of Commons on Friday night, and from other explanatory statements, it would appear that the increase in the revenue has been so largely in excess of all the official esti. mates that there will be a positive surplus of 650,0001. in the Treasury even after paying the unexpectedly heavy sum forming the• British government's share of the expenses of the Persian war, together with 400,0001. for the expedition to China, 100,0001. for the supplementary naval esti mate, 1,135,0001 for the redemption of the Sound Dues, and 40.000/ for the Princess Royal'S dowry. If this be the case, all idea of a government loan must be abandoned, at least for a considerable time to come. Mr. Mangles estimates the sum of which the Indian government has been plun dered by the mutineers in Delhi and elsewhere is computed at less than 200,0001. With reference to the ravages of the yellow fever at St. Thomas's, and the impression that it is generated by the peculiar situation of the coaling depot, it is understood that the Royal Mail Steam Company, on the 2nd of the present month, sent out orders for other premises to be taken. The half-yearly meeting of the Union Bank of Australia was held to-day, Mr. Campbell in the chair. The report was satisfactory, and stated that the profits for the half-year were 92,6031. A divi dend of 91 per cent was declared, or 19 per cent. per annum, and the report was adopted. Paris advices of to-day state that the Funds, as well as the Credit shares and Railways, have again tended upward. The Three Per Cau:s closed at 67 to 70. LIVERPOOL, Monday Evening The tone of the Cotton market is very steady Sales to a fair extent are going forward, and full prices paid. To-day 10,000 bales changed hands, of which speculators and exporters took 2',000. The prices paid ranged as follows :-Surats, 4-1 .1 to 624 ; Egyptians, 91 L to 110 ; and Bsngals, Bkd to 10,1. per lb. There has been a better feeling in the Liverpool Railway Stock and Share Market. A moderate business was transacted,. and prices favoured the seller. The transactions included Blackburn, 8 ; Eastern Counties, ii ; Great Western, 64; Lancashire end Yorkshire 91. shares, 1 pm. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 1018 ; London and North Western, 1031, 1031-, 104, 103 k, 104 c; Do. 1 Shares, 7-16 d ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 431; Midland Stock, 844. 84, 841, 84k, 841; North Eastern, Bet wick, Capital Stock, 23; South Eastern,_ 222 e 22*, 223, 228; Grand Trunk of Canada, 14 1-16, 141, 141; Great Western of Canada, 22. Some transactions were effected in local shires, namely-Borough Bank of Liver pool, Eti ; Royal Insurance, 3s p ; Atlantic Tele graph, 105 d. The market at the close was tolerably steady, at the best prices of the day. The closing prices are thus quoted :-Blackburn, 8, 88 ; Chester and Birkenhead, 70, 701 ; Caledonian, 378, 38-1-; Chester and Holyhead, 18-k. 181; Eastern Counties, 11 13-16, 11 15 16 ; East Lancashire, 97, 971; Do. 91. shares, 3, 9-16 p; Great Northern, 241, 25; Great Western, 638, 64k; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock 101, 1011 ; Do. 9/. shares, 1, 1 1.16 p ; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 191, 198 ; London and North Western Stock, 103*. 1048 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 431 431; Midland Stock, 841, 843-; North British, 11, 115: North Stafford- _ shire, 4a, 4 d; North Eastern-Berwick, 221, 23; York and North Midland, 36k, 362; Leeds FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE LUNDIIILL COLLIERY.-On Capital Stock, 221. 22-F, ; South Eastern and Dover, Friday afternoon last, two accidents occurred at the Lund -22 9-16, 22*; Scottish]. North Eastern, 12a, 121; hid Colliery, one of which terminated fatally. While a Buffalo and Lake Huron, 41, xd 41 rl ; Ditto New young man, named Thomas Parker, aged 22, of Dudley, Shares 41, xd 4d ; Dutch Rhenish, 31. xd3 d ; S taffordshire, was en g a g ed in wheelin g a barrow containing Great Western of Canada, 21k, 22 ; Ditto New a quantity r of slack, tld he sil rnbled over something which was . in as way, a fell with great violence with . his i. , heal sharp's, '4, 1 p ; Great Luxembourg, 81 8 (2 - • ' 8 aear st the front of the barrow. He was mime( to ely Grand Trunk of Canada, 14k xii 14 3 16. a , taken op and medical aid obtained, but from the serious We cannot report any mau.rial alteration in the internal it juries he had received he expired almost im state of the Money Market. Discounts are easy. if mediately. Deceased, who was a strong, active young the bills presented are endorsed with prices and man, was much respected. On the sante. day, another quotations. Various rumours were afloat respect- workman, named Joseph Clegg, was seriously injuosd. ing late and serious news from India ; and in the While at. work about three tons of coals fell upon him. Ha latter part of the day there was a slight reaction was extric tted from beneath the superincumbent mass as in the Public Funds. In the eorly part of the day soon as possible, and medical assistance procured, when it the demand was moderate, and sales were made was found that one of his legs was broken. in Consols. at 91k to 911 for Money, 927,- for Account, I Naw CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL AT CLECKLIEATON,- and the New Three per Cents. at 921. Sub- On Friday, the corner stone of a new Congregational sequently the nominal rates were marked at Chapel, at Moor Enl, Cleckheaton, was laid by Frank 918 to 92 for Money, 921 92- 1 for Account, and the Crossley, Eeq., M.P. for Halifax, in the presence of a new Three per Cents, and Cxchequer Bills'ils. dis. large cencoursa of peop'e. The chapel which will cost to par. The last quotations of Consols for about £6,000, exclusive of the ground, is approached by a account were 921. handsome flight of steps, leading to a colonnade of enriched Corinthian columns, with arches over the sue- Alluding to the state of the Money Market, one porting pediment. From the colonnade access is had to of our London 'cotemporaties of last evening, an inner vestibule, from which the galleries and the ground says.-" The improvement which has taken place floor of the chapel are approached. The building is 100 in the general situation of the Money Market, and feet by 60 feet, with galleries on three sides, and a the favourable symptoms still exhibited, induce a spacious organ recess and orchestra; and it will afford belief that the rate of discount in the course of a accommodation so il o oi for oo 1,600 w F t e h o p l e a . s s - U r o n o d o e i sr andtl) e o ch, h a e P r el co o n re few weeks will be further reduced. Judging from s v P n a iT i n u ces ate-ch .- ed. m The architects roe Messrs. Lockwood present indications there is really some cause for Bdfd F-correspondent. this sanguine expectation, especially as the bullion f ~, so rapidly, but the - j )n nE T and Mawcon, of Bradford.- F ro m or .- rom our at the bank is accumulating I C: ta d AND th e S u H s l u P a l3 l l7 Ii half-yearlym I: H n o F o T f l c lß oa W ls B a A n n d . experience of the past two 'years has taught us not coke shipped in the river Wear aridocks at Sunderland to place too much reliance upon the tendency of wore made up, from which it appears that the total affairs, while there are yet so many adverse influ- number of cheldrons shipped from the Ist of January last ences at work, which at any time may increase and te the lst of July inst., was 427,803, being an increase of check the amelioration which has commenced. It 59,485 chaldrons on the shipments for the corresponding was about this period last year when the rate of six months last year. Shipbuilding, the staple trade of discount was 41 per cent., hut towards the autumn the Wear, does nst present so favourable an aspect as the the drain of specie to the East and to the Conti- coal trade. About 500 carpenters are idle at present, but rent, caused a serious diminution to the Bank's even this is a great improvement on the state of affairs two bullion, and the minimum gradually arose to 6 and months age, when fully 1,100 hands were discharged from 7 per cent. This efflux has since continued, but the h various lhoro r transports yards alon p; being the rive taken in up T for India h The prospect o a f s l aa causedrg e fortunately it is now going on at a reduced number a little briskness of late, and the fact of the workmen scale, and our imports of gold and silver are in having submitted to a reduction of their wages from 6s. to excess of the exports. Thus the bullion is increas- ss. per day may also have helped to thin the ranks of the ing, and the consequently improved situation -of unemployed. The number of vessds at present on the the establishment is enabling its administration stocks is 71 (50 of which are sold), representing an aggre to extend their discount operations. If no revival gate tonnage of 29,810. On the lot of July last year of the Eastern and Continental demand takes place, there were 98 vessels building, with an aggregate of then a lower range for money may be justly antici- 42,920 tons. pated, and the encouraging harvest prospects here BURNING COAL INSTEAD or Cora IN LoCOMOTIVE and on the Continent strengthen the impression ENGINES.-Great annoyance is caused to passengers by the that 5 per cent., or even a lower point, may be at- Lancashire and Yorkshire and East Lancashire Railways, tained ere long. Besides the favourable turn in the in this district, as well as to residents along the lines, by specie movement, the demands upon the Money the company burning coal in their locomotive engines, Market are less numerous, and it is' satisfactory to which, it may not be generally known, is illegal, unless notice the little encouragement that is given to there is provision in the engines for the consumption of the new speculative adventure. No sooner has an smoke. At the Birkenhead Petty Sessions, on Thursday intimation of a new Turkish Loan been given than week, the Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Railway a general condemnation is passed upon the scheme, Comp any appeared to answer to a summons, issued at the instance of Mr. Inman, of Spittall-hall, for allowing smoke and while this resistance is given to foreign enter- to issue from the funnels of their engines. The case was prise, the amendment in monetary concerns is proved, and the company was fined £5 and costs. There likely to be accelerated." were other inrormations against the company; bat, on a There was no business transacted in the London promise of amendment, and paying costs, they were with- Share Market, still ' prices were firm, although drawn -Last Thursday, at. Yorkshire Company Todtnorden sessions, the l ' fortlt e aLancashire similar towards the close of the day the quotations of allpwaansy n t o v t e were n s o uT n m to o , n as , , the leading lines rather sunk. We note the the ie case a on the technical objection to the summons on the parr. of following transactions :-Caledonian. 761, 762, 77 ; the comp tny's advocate, it was pronounced to be informal. Great Northern, 100 to 991; Great 'Western, 64, -Preston Chronicle. 031 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 101, 1008; London MEDICAL DEFORM,-The bill on Medical R=form, intro and North Western, 1031, 1032; Manchester, Shef- duced to the House of Commons by Mr. Median), which field, and Lincolnshire, 43, 431 ; Midland Stock: passed a second reading, and was down for commitment on 84, 881 ; South Eastern and Dover, 74'1- ; York and Wednesday, has for this session been abandoned iu conse- North Midland, 73, 72i e i, The following are quence of there not being sufficient time to carry it the last prices of the day :-Caledonian, 761; through before the recess. The principks of the bill have Eastern Counties, 11 13-16, 11 15-16 ; East been afTh med by so overwhelming a majori'y on its second Lancashire, 97, 98; Great Northern, 993, 100, 991; readi n g , that there can scarcely be a doubt of its passing Ditto A, 95, 96 ; Great Western, 632, 631; into law next year. The opponents of the measure now Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1018, 1013; Leeds seek to defeat it by efforts to obtain the appointment of a Northern, 44/ ; London and North Western, 103 k, royal commission to inquire into the existing laws affecting 103,1, ; London and South Western, 1001, 101; Man- -the med Tel profession, but it is scarcely possible to sup cheater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 43*, 431 ; Mid- pose that such a p ro p os ition will for a moment be enter tamed All the information that can be o bta ined is land Stock, 84* 83+; North British, 41 45 ; South alreao;:be to found in the reorts of the various c o rn - Eastern and Dover, 74 d 2 ; York, Newcastle, an Berwick, 91*, 923; York and North Midland, 7 1 mittens ' of the House of Commons since 1834; but especially 73i ; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton,• 3 e, the committ ee o v e r which Mr. Cowper, the Vice-President 35 , of the Council, presided last year. Th e t im e has pa s se d 36 ; Grand Trunk of C a n a da, 14 ; 141. when :rich a proposition as the appointment of a royal There has been a considerable fall in the London commission could be entertained ; the only object in Corn Market to day. En, lish Wheat declined ss must be that of mekinn• ~ , another "physicians' holiday" for doubtful medical view now by its promoters per quarter, and Foreign 3s. Oats and Barley reformers. were quiet, but not lower, and the value of Norfolk ,„ 1 HB P RACTICAL CoURSE FOR THE COMMONS ON THE Flour quoted at 39s to 40s per sack. OATHS QUESTION. - But then, as to the practical course of The Produce Ma)kets here and in London are plocee.3ing. He bad invariably voted in four parliaments steady. Sugar meets a steady inquiry, and the for the removal of Jewish disabilities in every possible value of Coffee has been well sustained. The Tea shape and form calculated to reconcile the House of Lords ; Market is somewhat active, common congous but in every shape there had been an unbending refusal cn bring 14d per lb. in London. Owing to the pros- their part to entertain it (Hear, hear.) At the same pects of good crops Rice continues in dull time,. he thought there were circumstances .. in the last demand, whilst Saltpetre realises very full prices• d E i v v o is o lo i n io of m t the il H e episcopal os bench e of o d a s N e V ven e h voteswer were enc ouraging. recorded As intimated in yesterday's publication, the in favour of the motion, and more especially the metro. Liverpool Wool Sales terminated on Saturday politer, bishop had voted for it, a gentleman entitled to the last. In reviewing the proceedings, Messrs. greatest confidence aed respect. (Hear, hear.) Then, Perkins, Robinson and Company report :- again, the leader of the tery party in the House of The Wool Sales, which terminated here on the 18th Commons was in favour of the measure; while Sir John instant, and brought together a large attendance of buyers, Pakington had changed his opinions, and was more than although the quantity offered was under 14,000 bales, half willing to give his support to the hill which was sent up of which was East India, and the remainder various. For to the House of Lords. He did not think it was possible, all current descriptions there was a brisk competition, and with prudence, to wait for another session, and that some an advance on the average of our last May series of sto thing must he done before parliament rose. (Hear, hear.) 10 per cent. was established. The question was, whether they should try the House of Lords again-(cries of" No, no'?)-or should they, putting Messrs. Hughes and Ronald say :- sside legislation, by a resolution of the House of Comneans Oar public sales, which coornanced on the 1 Ithisstant, itself, place Baron Rothschild in his seat ? (Cshees.) and closed this evening, comprised the following dcscrip- When this question was formerly under considesetion, the tions. There was a good atteniance of the trs de, and late eir Robert Peel communicated with him, on the subject stocks of East India, being nearly worked up, there had of proc-,eding by resolution, and he saw "e that course wererave objections to been a good come e titi on f or thi s description ; on the that course. He was afraid that 'if average we quote the advance fully -11 per lb. on the pre- earnestly pressed, two effects re ; .glit follow detrimental vious public sales in April.and May, (seine kinds, which to the object they had is view. He feared that parliament engaged particular att ent i on , sold even at a meet) greater would be brought into col l i,sisn with the House of Lords, advance.) and a much larger quantity might have been and would confirm the - douse of Lords in their resistance disposed of without any unfavourable influence on prices. to any charge. P "...I feared too that it might provoke public , Egyptian was in great d eman d ; goo d d escr ipti ons were e pinion out or . doors. H e (Sir James Grahani) fully particularly sought after, and brought very extreme rates. admitted tb`...c it would be unwise to adopt such a course Douskoi Wools engaged more .attention, and brought very except i"ai a case of the last resort, but the question was satisfactory prices, although at the earlier sales they found I whet no buyers. The miscellaneous descriptions, a lthough on a IT, did 'ner that ease of last resort had not cecurred. (Cheers.) much smaller scale than usual, Owing to the diminished ' n e st think that there was any instance of the House I or ,Lords in four successive parliaments rejecting bills sent were not much in favour, and the greater l' v. such large majorities from the House of Commons. If supplies part withdrawn. Tice general tone of the market ie s the ' House of Lords continued to resist the measure they very firm, which is likely to be strengthened by t} ;o r late, vourable reports of the London public sales of s' Wools, which are admitted to he going Id tq higher than the lest sales. This advance means nelooked for, arid has been in 4 ' ticipated in the sales that have beea . few weeks, and a much larger 3 ' .n' would do so with great dangsr to their legislative indepen -1 tn - 1 deuce, and he thought that that warning reaching them, as Iv ed ' p ° ° l a b it would ld through the public press, would not be thrown nas'u%t by er any . avn upon their lordships. (Cheers.) If the resolution of great measure an- Mr, Y D iilw v n were af f irmed by that meeting, he could not made during the last, ledge himself to be bound by it, because he thought it Business might have been p would be much better in the first instance to try the effect done if holders had been is illi r ne to make a little concession, of Lord John Russell's measure.- Speech of Sir James Ftne River Plate Wools, "<nich for some lime had been Graham at the meeting of members of the House of comparatively neglect:ad have lately been more sought Commons. THE NORTHERN TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1857. afttr, and sales to tome extent have been effected at satis fictory prices. The circular of Brown, Hunter, and Company contain remarks of a similar tenor. _ _ Coninterrtal intelltgence. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-JuLY 20. The cotton market continues moderately active, and prices are fully maintained. The sales—including 400 Pernambucos al to 10d, 220 Bahias Bd, 50 Maranhams Bid to 9ad, 400 Egyptians 9i I to 110, 1,500 Stirltts 43d to 62d—are reported 10,000 bales, of which 2,000 are on speculation and for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. -Jury 20. SUGAR : A better tone has prevailed in the market generally ; there has been some little inquiry on specula tion, and but little offering at the recent decline in prices ; the sales are confined to 65 hhds Demerara at 503 to 52s 60, and 25 hhds Antigua at 46s to 53, per cwt. MOLASSES and RUM: Nothing has occurred. COFFEE Only 20 barrels Jamaica sold at 65s per cwt. RICE : The sales consist of 4,000 bags Bengal, at 103 90 for Ballam, Hs 3d to 13s 91 for middling to good, up to 14. e 6d for very fine table, besides 450 tons Necransie, for distant arrival, at 113 91 per cwt. _ _ GINGER : We have to report 45 brls Jamaica at 72s 6d to 86s. BEES WAX : A. few brls Jamaica, at £8 15s to £9 ss. Tuanunic : 25 bags to arrive, at 453 per cwt. LOGWOOD: We report 20 tons St• Domingo, all faults, at 12s 6d per ton. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.— JULY 20. Per atone, 20165. I Per goi!,i. a. d. a. d. s. d. a. 'LI Potatoes, Seedlings 0 0 !o 0 0 Hay, 01d...... ... 0 7 to OSi Ditto, Pink Eyes 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, new.. ..... 0 6 to 0 6.:7 Ditto, Whiterocks 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, clover .... 0 6 to 0 7VDitto, Balshaws 0 oto 0 Green Clover .... 0 2i to 0 3 Ditto, Beldrums 0 oto 0 0 Vetelie. 0 2 to 0 2i Ditto, cattle.. Straw, wheat 0 3i to 0 3± Per ton. Ditto, oat ...., 0 2i to 0 31TurnIps. Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 0 Carr:)ts Oats, In straw .... 0 0 to 0 0 Mangle tvurtel ;Manure 4 0 to 0 0 0 i+ 0 0 5 6 LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.-JuLY 20. The great increase in our supplies to day, caused a very slow sale for beef, at a decline of fully 20s per head. The demand for sheep and good lambs was good, and the decline in value slight, considering the supply. A good many beasts and inferior lambs were left unsold at the close of the market. 1,170 beasts, against last week's 1,373 ; 16,146 sheep and lambs, against last week's 13,136. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-JULY 20, The following public sales are advertised for to-morrow : —Sugar: 353 hhds Barbadoes, 4,C00 bags of Mauritius, and .60i) bags Brazil. Coffee: 200 casks plantation Ceylon, and 1,200 bags Bahia. Saltpetre : 750 bags. SUGAR : The market has a quiet appearance. CoFrsE : No sales reported. .TEA : A large amount of business has been done in common Congott since Saturday, say 6,000 chests sold at Is 2d, chiefly for exportation, which has given an improved tone to the market. _ SALTPETRE The detuani continues active ; refraction 10 to 13, sold at 41s ; refraction 31 to 62, 42; 6:1 to 43s ; refraction si; good 41s 61, which were toil prices. Ce_TTC , N : 8110 bales sold since Friday, at fully previous rates. TIN : English has advanced 7s. In other articles no material alteration. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.-JuLy 20. The market is steady, with not much doing. Town tallow is quoted 57s net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 58s 6d ; July, 58.36 , 1 ; Aug❑st and September, 58s 6d; October and December, 58s to 6d. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1856. ; 1357. Stock on hand this day.... Casks.. 44 546 11,870 13,710 Delivery last week ...... Do. froin Ist Jane..... 1,295 3 005 1,768 11,197 15,576 8,867 Arrival last week ..... 1,793 1 Do.from Ist June 9,028 F 9 737 I 9.433 —...„... Price Y.C. per cwt. this day Do. Town last Friday 533 01 583 Od 543 3d , 59, 6 1 Arrival for tha week endiog 28th July, last year, 3,438 casks, and delivery 2,079 casks. The arrival last week comprised 302 els s from Rassla, 133 casks from Australia 000 from South America, and 74 cas (s from other plat es. Total 599 casks. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-Juix 211, Tho accounts from Sussex, Weald, and East Kent, with a portion of Mid Kent, continue to come unfavourable ; from the other districts favourable. Duty estimated at £loo,ooo. Prices for fine coloured hops 3s to 4s dearer. LONDON CORN MARKET.-JULY 20 There was not much English wheat on sale this morn_ ing from Essex and Kent, but the arrivals of foreign during the past week amount to 17,031 quarters. The trade must be considered more or less nominal in the absence of business of moment. Some few sales of old English were reported at a decline of about 5s per qr., and of toreign at 2s to 43 reduction from the rates of Monday last. These must be noted about 2s per sack and barrel cheaper. A sample or two of new Talavera wheat was shown. an.; for which about 68s was offered for delivery in a few days. Barley dull sale and is per qr, cheaper. Fine oats were 641, and secondary and inferior 6d to is lower. Beans and peas unehangel. Some very white peas made 445, and some dun 41s to 42s per qr. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM JULY 13 TO JULY 15. Coastwise. Wheat. qrs. 3184 2038 Barley. Ala 3763' Beans ?ells. qrs. qrs. 476 . • • • I ; Flour. seks 1778 English Scotch Irish Foreign 14 i .... 30 17031 6122 .. . . 34660 20 817 978 2750 175 15 E. C. Rail .. Gt. N. Rail.. Exported . 70 1 8468 , , 45,, LONDON CATTLE MARKET.-Jury 20. The number of beasts is very much smaller than on Monday last, consequently trade is brisk at nearly 4d per Sibs. advance on the choicest kinds. We have also a shorter supply of sheep and lambs, but trade is not very brisk, although rather higher prices are realised. Calves are lower than on Friday. From Germany and Holland there are 556 beasts, 2,370 sheep and 318 calves. Norfolk and Sufiolk 1,800 beasts ; and 400 from the northern and midland counties. _ _ s 0 0 Lambs Best ß e l l s i c , t o c o r t n s t. e , b r:l f r e n r B e 4 ll f:o s . ;d . 8 4 4 :—(1 2 6 : 5 4 3444 ' i d 8608 4. B B : P ,li s s:e t to : l l.. ) ,so ri d( l ll . : ..2ss, o ll n,hi l iodo f o - 0rr 8 1) (171, ::: 1 7 ... (1 .1..i. ... t y 43( 4 0, 8 60 5 4 :i; 50 6 0 BcP S e iaeg c ßsi,s o t,ee n .a,o d .:t.s q .s u aBz a t lit mll y f: b rb e kr a eo s td t . : 3 2 33,oo l o o 4oB sheep and lambs, 23,703; calves, ig 0 4 4 25 40 ; pigs, 310. LONDON MINING MARKET.-JuLv 20. In the market for ho me m i n i ng s t oc ks this morning. attention is almost concentrated upon Sortridge Consols shares, which are in extraordinary demand, and have risen considerably. Transactions are recorded in the Stock Exchange from It to 21, the closing quotation in that establishment on Saturday afternoon haling been 11 to 11. In other respects the market is steady. In foreign and colonial mining securities no alteration has occurred. Subjoined is the offi3lal list of the closing .prices in the Mining Exchange on Saturday. At the prices given there are, respectively, buyers and sellers ; Drakewails, 21, i ; East Russell, 25s 6d, 27s 6d ; Great Alfred, 72, 8; Mar ger3,y, ,1210561. 10, 11; North Downs , 27 s 6 d , 30s; Vale of Towy, io East Wheal Falmouth Mine has declared a dividend of 2s 6d per share. Amongst the calls made last week are the following : North Pool Mine, £lO 139 10d ; Wheal Uny, £1; Wheal Margery, LI ; Wheal Victoria, 3s. Wheal Exmouth Mine sold on the 9th inst. 100 tons of lead ore at. £l6 103 per ton. On the 11th inst. Wheal Trelawney sold 80 tons at .4'24 Bs, and on the 13th, Frongoch Mine sold A total of 130 tons at prices varying from £l5 13s to £l5 15s ; Cern Brwyno, 70 tons, at £l5 15s 6d per ton ; East Daren, 85 tons, at £l7 18s ; and Cwm Erfin, 33 tons, at .4' 7 18s 6d. In addition to the sale of copper ores fixed for next Thursday at Truro, the following mines will sell copper ore at that place on the 30th inst., viz—United Mines, 536; Fowey Consols, 524; St. Day United, 407 ; South Cara don, 405 ; Wheal Clifford, 370; South Crinnis, 231 ; Great St. George, 195 ; Cradd oc k Moor, 187 ; G 164; Consols, 158 ; South Wheal Ellen. 127 ; an a nie cn ; l is' E ; 63 ; Old Wheal Basset, 44 ; North Wheal B r i ne Trethellan, 25 ; Great Wheal Leisure, 17 ; South Garland, 14 ; Great Hewas United, 13 ; Perron United, 10; 'Wheal Henry, B.—Total, 3,730 tons. I v C ioh i nsy ; 29 ; CORK BUTTER MARKET.-Ju 20. - - There was only a moderate supply at to-day's market, sti7Firsts, 103 s ; seconds, 983; thirds, o f 1,200 crocks and firkins. We sixths, 583 per cwt. t9qh4ueso prices ;tefot h quantitys as c 8 followosn3 fifths, 70s ; A LIVEMPOOL BOON EXTENDED TO LONDON AND MAW! ' , ESTER. — Many of the dwellers in those two dense) , populated cities will no doubt hail with gladness the gratifying intelligence of having placed within their reach, among saner domestic comforts, "the long look° i for come at last," in the means of securing to theraselv-s the comp l e te eradication of, and fortification against all obtrusive enemies and domestic pests, such as rats, mice, bugs, fleas, flies, blickbeetles, and other noxious vermin, with ease, sear, and cheapness. The supply of means will emanate from the Anti-Vermin Office in this town, and what with our own experience, after a fair trial, and the united testimony of °the! s as to the real utility of Mr Greer's A nti- Vermin prep a rations, we feel assured their introduction to L , ndon and Manchester will there be esteemed a boon like to what th -y have been in Liverpool, where, haPialy, their discovery first originated. It wiP be seen from our advertising columns, that Mr. John L. S'revena, ' B6 " Tower Hill, London, is the a pp ointed a g ent for Lo ndon , and ad, ami c unties, and Mr. George Wtatmacott, chemist, 4, Marks , Manchester, is the appointed ag ent for that city, y of whom had Mr. Greer's lafallible preparations for the extinction oft , Street, ermin of every description without danger to fop of the higher o :bier of animals. Both these appointments will sav e to our Londr m and Manchester Mends, the trouble and ineouvemenee 9f at.P.d hics for supplies to Liverpool—SeeAdvt SIIIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL. JULY 21. NI9R WATisn—Mern. 11 20—Even. 11 43—Height, 16 111 4 in. OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND. Thomas H. Perkins, Rosanna, Araxes (8.5.), and Calista Hawes. ARRIVED July 20.' Thames Richlbncto Majestic .P. E: IslandiGaliiee Yos Pillau Queen —Farah* Aurora P E. Island wavo Queen Corunnal NI agdalen Licata ID. Wilhein • ..... .Nanse , lest Dietrich Nieustadt Minh° (s.) L sbon. W. F. Storer.. St. John, N.B. James Bilboal SAIL) I). July 19. Eliza Newfoundland Roe San Ssbastian Thorwaldsen Cal, utta July 20. naletta New York tahua!po Valparaiso Surnorostro Havannah CLEARED OUTWARDS. July 18 Hannah and Sarah .... ....gavr e . Calcutta) Mary Camar Melbourne _ _ Ranee ..-- -- , Lady Whaniulff Odessa 'fella .. . St. John. N.F. Amelia .. .......... ....Crons'adt !duna Eliza,. . .. .. Harbour Grace, N.F. Christian ...... .... ... ... Stettin ENTERED F'OR LOADING. July 18. Briti,h Queen ...... Antigua China.. ...... ............ Quebec Coosawatteo.. • • .....Rio Janeiro Eliza Hanson .. ....... Rotterdam Florentine .. St. Thomas Rita (a.s.) aeform Avoca . Valparaiso Sisters . .. Alesandretta Bak .. .............. ...1ima _ • - Flying Send .. L'ornba Emily s.t. Pierre ......Char estop LIP Jane Dunkirl; Chqmplon Dordt Dati ;nee . .Galls Can,d4.. . • .. .... Bay Ch.ll,nr Ericsson (U.5.M.5.)....14ew York Holyhead, Jnly 20 —7n,vard cg, at 5 p m., No. 1,698, Calists Hawes (ship.) At b p.m., No. 3,298, Valparaiso (barque). Ou , wen ' t off, a , 5.30 p.m., No. 8,45 i, l3alboc (s s.) Wind at 6 p.m., W.S W., moderate breeze.. _ _ _ . . London. July IS.—Arrived -Speed, from Maori. —Arab, Csi'lao Ant and Salvador, both from Chinehas. 19th—Ghanghis Khan, from Ca'cutta. Deal, July 18.—Arrived off—Er dora, from Hamburg for Liverpool Ultonla, Callao for London—Sappho, Demerara. MARITIME EXTRACTS. LIVERP - Or., July 20. The Cutlew, from Blackwater Bank, arrived here to-day with wieeked goods ex Emperor. EPOKEN. In lat. Lou. Jan. 17.. Monica, hence to Australi . June 25.. Glen - alia June 25.. W. F. Storer, from St. John, N. 8., for Liver pool June 28.. gomerset, hence to Alexandria.... ........ ..40 N.. 75 W. Athena , s. from Ca'eutta to Liverpool, with loss of bnlaltritl end binnacle. Hamburg (barque) International, from Sund,xlau i lor Cuba .....58 N.. 16 W. Cannata, from C:leu'ta for Belle Isle .; . ... 5 N.. 59 F. 2dirzapore, from Calm' ta to Maarit tt FOREIGN PORTS. Ellen and Urgen', [slay, loading wc 01. Milan (ca.', from Palermo at Messina, and sailed for Trieste. Frederic Ludwig, hence at Danzie. Araxes (e.s.), from Alexandria at Gibraltar for Liverpool. BIRTHS On the 16th ins! , at Camberwell, London, Mrs. Steph-n, Spurting, of a daughter. On the 20th inst , at Chatsworth street, Edge 11111, ,the wife of Mr. Willie Walker, of a mi. MARRIAGES On the 16th inst., at'St. Henry Rogers, Esq., of Spring-hill, Bumlngham, t) J Alte, ,eldeit daughter of S. Fletcher, Er..q., of Brim?eld. On the 16th inst., Mr. C: Jardine, to Mary Ann, second daughter of Mr. George Whitlock, of Kemsing, near Sevenozks, Kent.; DEATHS On the IGth inst., aged 72 years, Mrs. Ann Kershaw, of Hartshead Moor, Cleckhea!on. On the lath inst., at the Par=onate, Baotle; aged 12 months, James Lawrence, son of the Rev. John Crump. Births. Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sett , to our Oftco duly authenticnted. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. CAPTAIN BOURNE, Vice-President of North Dispensary. Mr. CHARLES Boorn, Vice-President of South Dispensary. Mr. FRANCIS Mud., Treasurer. 1 INfr..l. W. WILLIAMS, Secretary. OFFICE —2l, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, Number of Patien's during the past week. NORTH. SOUTH. I TOTAL. ..—............ 1 New Cases Receivec! Advice and Medi- 1 3'28 176 504 tine et the Institution New Cases Visited at thElr uwo I:ou , s } 75 33 113 and supplied with Medicine 403 214 I 617 Dfisi Surrn IN LIVEEPOOL. —A full-le- 4 gth' and correct Likeness of Miss smith is just added to Al!sop's Crystal 'Palace Wax-work Exhi bition. Lima street, Liverpool, modelled from a drawing taken during her trial at Edinburgh, ani positively the only one taken.—Advt. Tux CAL!FOnNIAN Pos.—The everlasting quest'on f "is thil good pen" has been answered by Mr. E. T. Hall. of South John sire t, who has succeeded to producing a metallic pen. which he designates, not inaptly, as above. There is hardly anything more annoying than a bad pen—every one knows the misery. The pen made by Mr. Hall, Is fit for any hand to use ;light or heavy), awl what is of the greatest value, it does not corrode, but will work with equal facility in any ink. From experience •of metallic pens, we can say that this one, yvhlch is p3lished as gold, and will last. nearly as long, is the best one we have ever used.—Northern Times. One box, containing s'x dozen pens, sent free on receipt of Is 6d In postace stamps. Agents wanted for the country,—Adv. Bread was, a few days ago, sold by a baker in Paris, which was made from wheat of the present year, grown on a farm at Vitreul, near Theis. This fact proves the precocity of the present harvest being. in fact, three weeks in advance on that of last year.—Galignani. LONDON AND NORTH 'WESTERN RAILWAY.—PICpaTatiODS are now tieing carried on for the widening of this company's line for a considerable dis`ance , out of ° London, so as to furnish four lines of rails ; and it is ultimately intended to carry this out as far as Bletehley, a distance of 46 miles. THE SALE en Corer: . —A bill to secure uniformity of measure in the sale of corn and other grain, prepared and brought in by Mr. Adderley, Mr. S. Child, ani Mr. Bass, enacts that henceforth the word " bushel" in all bargains, sales, and contracts of or for corn and grain, shall be deemed and taken to mean eight gallons' imperial measure of capa city, and any person selling corn other than by the said bushel will forfeit the sum of 40s ; and all bargains made or entered into by or with any local or customary measure or weight will be null and void. ABOLITION OF THE Naw-RIAD.—The Metropolitan Board of Works have given notice, that on and after the 31st instant, the New-road and separate names of places thereon would be entirely changed; and that from that date the road, between the Angel at Isliegton and King's cross would be called the Pentonville-road ; from King's cross to Osnaburgh-street, Euston-road ; and from Osnaburgh-street to Edgeware road, the Marylebone road; and the inhabitants are forthwith required to paint such numbers and names on their houses as the beard shell direct. Tun DEFICIT COTTON SUPPLY.—Avund us on every hand are extensive buildings, erected at enormous cost, full of complicated and expensive machinery, providing the whole country with an invaluable article for domestic use—giving constant and remunerative employment to thousands of both sexes and of all ages—encouraging every branch of industry—congregating in an incredibly short space of time people from all quarters of the land— causing populous villages and large towns to rise in the space of a few years—affording every facility for trade by road, canal, and rail—adding ships constantly to our mer cantile marine—connecting, by commerce, this land with all nations on the globe—supplying one-third of the whole exports of the kingdom ; affn•ding a stimulus to material and mental improvement, besides other recognised advan tages, and yet these establishment, which depend upon the cotton plant, are now working either without a specific profit or at an actual loss. The best, if not indeed the only means of remedying this state of things, is not by depending on a good harvest, or other fluctuating causes, but by encouraging the growth of the cotton plant in every direction.—Bleekburn Weekly Times. SCANDINAVIAN ASSOCIATION IN MANCHESTER.—An nasa ciation of gentlemen, natives of three Scandinavian king doms (Denmark, Sweden, and Norway), and residents of this city, has been recently formed under the name of "Den Seandinaviske Forening," having for its object:- Ist. To promote the social intercourse between the Scandinavians residing here. 2nd. To make the Scan dinavian literature, especially the literature of the day, accessible to residents. 3rd. To afford to the Scandina vians visiting Manchester the pleasure and benefit arising from their being introduced to a circle of coun•rymen and friends. The management of this association is entrusted to a board of directots, whose term of office is fixed for one year, but who are eligible for re-election. Any gentleman, whether a Scandinavian or not, conversant with one of the 1 Scandinavian languages, is eligible ne a member, but before becoming such, must be proposed by 4 member of the association gen'.'„l:72.loteCi for. The. boards of directors for the Pree'ent year, elected at the fotmanien of the associatio',, on the 15th April last, consists of the following gent l '.:nien :—Erhard Hetet, Esq., chairman; Frans Ring st7.oin, Esq , vice-chairman ; Julius Salton. Esq., heronry secretary; G. Raundrup, Esq., t r e a surer; A, W. Breden berg Esq., inspector of literature. It will he seen frorr, the foregoing that the society's object is eminently social, as anyone, whatever country he belongs to, can become a member if he can speak one of the Scandinavian laeguaeen and is proposed by a member and elected by ballot. The meeting room of the society is at 14, Ridgefield, John Dalton-street. Comma:fat ,"," THIS DAY. On account of whom it may concern. Tats Dsy, the 21st Instant, at Twelve o'clock, at S. Dutton and Nephew's Ottlce, 14, Exchange-build.ngs, 34 Tons IRON, from the wreck of the steamer Queen, of about 350 tons register; consisting of Beams, angle Iron, Knees, Plates, and Scrap Ir on; Imo ed ex Rattler ; in N o'son I( k.—Apply to Messrs. Vi e n na Chapple and Co,, Merchants ; or to S. DUTTON & NEPHEW, Brokers. • Tam th -AY, the 214 instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 8, Lancaster-baildings, 674 Barrels ROSIN, now 1 nding, ea Iftersoncse (s ), from P.,rtiand, in Wellington Dock,. —Apply to Messrs. Wkr, Cothran, anl Co., Her( hants ; or to SILL & MEUGENS, Brokers. T O-M OREO W, o-stotaow, the 22nd instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Pablic Szlereom, Exchange-buildings, 430 Bale GAMBIER, ex Sp:rit of the Deep, fin o Sinespore. —Apply to WSI AlCp:it, WHITEHEAD a , CO., Brokers. THURSDAY. Tuunsner next, the 23rd 'natant, et Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2, Da'e-street, About ons BUFP'At 0 HORNS. BItOWNE, HUNTER & CO., Brokers Apply to FRIDAY. On Finney nex., the 24th instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon, in the Wool Sales' Sheds, south end of the Krunswicx Dock, Liverpool, 2,960 Pieces let quality SPRUCE DEA LS, containing 92,441 feet 3,476 ~ 2nd „ 1.2 IP 92,513 ~ 3,800 „ 3rd „ If pp 110,278 ~ 423 „ Ist ~ PINE Ditto „ 14.659 ~ 630 „ 2nd „ ~ ~ 19,859 " 752 „ 3rd ~ I t 1, 24,268 " 607 „ PINE FLANKs ~ (8,587 ' " 3,821 „ Unsorted DEALS. 113 „ Various Ditto . ~ 3,240 „ 1,066 ~ DEAL END 5......... 10,127 „ 6-in.DEAL3 & S.: , N LINGS ~ 164,079 „ 4,860 ~ SPRUCE BOARDS . .• • • ~ 44 537 „ 6,648 ~ PINE Ditto ,• 92,208 „ 161 „, R ilLti/Ay SLEEPERS, . 15 000 „ P A ILINGS, being the cargo just anived per N. Larrabee, from _St. John, N.B. On account of the Importers. 23,725 Pieces Merchantable Bright SPRUCE DELLS, c mtain ni626,f95 feet 1,411 ~ 4th Quality SPRUCE DEAL , „ 37 388 ~ 491 „ Merchantable SCANTLING, „ 7,455 „ 150,000 „ . Sawn LATHS, . 20,000 ~, „ PALINGS, 10 Cords LATHWOOD, being the cargo now lauding per Star of the West, from St. John,. N.B. Oa account of tie Importers. 2,444 Pieces Ist Quality SINE DEALS, containing 81,521 feet 3,872 „ 2nd „ DITTO, „ 134,201 ~2 ,177 „ 3rd ~ DIU.), *9 84,933 657 „ Unsorted DI ITO, ~ 18,4:53 „ 568 „ Ist Quality SPRUCE DEALS, „ 16,235 „ 2,005 „ 2nd „ pH' iv, ,P 63,801 „ • 1,416 „ 3rd ~ DITTo, ~ 43,977 „ 2,056 ~ Unsorted DITTO, ,P 59,531 ~ 6,672 „ 4th Quality DIfTo, ~ 212,588 „ 2,162 • „ SCANTLING. 9 I 41,498 „ 3,054 „ DEAL ENDS, 36,184 ~ being the cargo now landing per Ocean Belle, from St. John, N.B. On account of the Importers. 29 'lons BIRCH TIMBE tt, 5 „ E ..H1 DITTO, 75 „ Bird-eyed MAPLE, 131 SPRUCE SPARS, 2 Cords Hemlock LATHWOOD, now lauding, ex Vict, r, from Princeton, P.E.1.-Apply to Chas. Saunders, F:sq., Merchant. And, if not previously Sold by Private Bargain, 215 Logs BIRCH, averacing 163 inches calliper, 37 ~ YELLOW PINE „19 ~ nowlanding, ex William Cervill, from St. John, N.B. On account of the Import-re. 41 Logs OAK, ranging up to 47 feet long, and 17 x 18 inches. square, containing 1,517 feet, 21 Logs ELM, ranging up to 46 feet long, and 18 x 19 inches square,.containing 735 feet, • 2,400 Pieces PIPE S t AVE ~.53 feet, 4,929 „ PUNCH EON STAVES, now landing, ex Comst, from Quebec. On account of the Importers 49 Logs OAK, rangin; up to 42 feet long, and 19 x 19 inches square, containing 1,435 feet, 45 Logs ELM, ranging up to 46 feet long, and 20 x 20 Inches square, containing 1,723 feet, 2,400 Piec,s PIPE STAVES, now landing, ex Siam, from Quebec. On accoun tof the Importers. To the ,above will be added Quantities of relic and American WHITE WO OD i. Norway Al .STS, SPARS, and KICKERS, Dantzic LATHWOOD, &e. For lotting and full narticula-s, apply to EDWARD CHA LONER, Wood Broker and Measurer. .No. 6, Fast Side Queen's Dock, Livervool. NEXT WEEK On ac,ouut of a Defaulter. On THIIRSDiY, the 30% instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Browne, Hunter and Co.'s Offide, 2, Dale street, 4 Brls. INDIA RU6B ER, all faults, 2 Cases . . saved from the fire is Fatton.street.—Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER & ,CO , Brokers. On TiIIIIISDAY, the 30th instant, at the Brokers' Ocoee, 16, Rae:lenge-buildings, 35 Tons Para INDIA RUBBER, 17 Bales South American f J. H. RAYNER & CO , Brokers. Apply to T R. CAMERON, CP • WATCH AND CHRONOMETER ATAKER, 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STUEET, LIVERPOOL. MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, or HIRE. SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROME PERS, CHARTS. &c. SUMMER COATS! ]VERY description of SUMMER COATS, suitable for The Office, The House, The Garden, The Street, And for Tourists, Including THE WATERPROOF TWEED TALIIA, And THE TWEED AND MELTO,V BEAUFORT, May be had at P. L. AfACTAGGART'S TAILORING ESTABLISILVEVT, 24 and 26, BOLD-STREET. Portmanteaus, Coat Cases, Carpet Bags, Knapsacks, German Wallets, &c. e Pr. I RE PALE CANARY, TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEN. WINES. D. ANDERSO N 5,- CASTLE-S'TR'EET-5. P 0 R T.—Highest class 'Vintage Wine. five sears } 408 per Dow. in bond, and fit for immediate use.... In Pints. SHERRY.—First Class, Pale and G01d.... CLARET. —St. in ien, four years in bottle.. .... .... 42s „ 243 „ CANARY, Twenty-Six Shillings per Dozen. MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ROOMS, ANDERSON'S Isle of ISLE OF MAN. lirigo. 2 . LIVERPOOL AND DOUGLAS.. DAILY (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED). The Islo of Man Company's large and p3werfalißoyal Mail Steam ship TYNWALD, MONA'S QUEEN, or other of their first-class Steamers, is appointed to leave PRINCE'S PIERHEAD, LIVERPOOL, for DOUG LAS, every Morning at Eleven o'clock ; also an extra steamer every Monday, at or after Two o'clock in the afternoon ; and every Saturday, at or after Four o'c'o2k in the afternoon, with Pu mp] s only ; and from Douglas for Liverpool, every Morning at Nina o'clock (Greenwich time), except Monday, at Six o'clock in the Morn ing, and Six o'clock in the Evening; and Saturday, at Eight o'clock in the Morning, and Six o'clock in the Evening; with Her Majesty's Mails r.nd Passengers. Cargo conveyed from Liverpool, by the King Orry steamer, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; and from Douglas every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday; leaving each port about the_time of high water, p.m. F ...RES.—Saloon Cabin and Fees, 65.; Fore Cabin, es. Half Fars under 14 Years. Servants Full Fare. RETCEN TICKETS, available for 14 days.—Saloon Cabin and Fees, as; Fore Cabin, 4s. Return Tickets from Douglas are issued at the Men only, and cannot be obtined on board the Steamers. AGENTS. LIVERPOOL THOS. ORFORD, 32 (late 24), James-street. Manchester John Walker, 775, Market-street. Douglas Fdward Mooie. ISi E OF MAN, JULY, 1857. LIVERPOOL, DOUGLAS, CAS t' LETOWN, AND DUNDRU.II, 1‘: 0 RTII OF IRE LAND. I 'I be Royal Mall Steamer • . ELLEN VANNIN, Is appointed to Sail with her Majesty's Mails, Passengers, and Goods, as follows : FROM PRINCE'S PIER, LIVERPOOL, TO DOUGLAS AND _ _ CASrt.EIOWN, FRIDAY, the 3rd, and every MONDAY and WEDNESDAY during the Month. at 11 o'clock each morning. FROM DOUGLAS TO LIVRRPOOL, Every TUE DAY 9 P.M., and every SATURDAY at 9 FROM cAst'LErowN lo LIVERPOOL, _ . Every TUESDAY at 7.30 P.M:, and every SATURDAY at 7.30 A.M. F,RES —Saloon and Fees, 4s. ; Fore Cabin, is. Gd. L7IVERPOOL AND D UN D R U - With Passengers rnd Cargo, calling at the ISLE OF Max. LIVERP>)OL TO DUNDRCBI. DIINDRUM TO LIVERPOOL. !dorms T, July 27 —ll A.M. TUESDAY, July 28_ r.M. Ft..}l.Es : Eetween Liverpool and Dundrum, Saloon, 103; Fore Cabin, 4s. Between the Isle of Alan and Dundrum, ForeCabh3,2s 6d. The Company give notee that they will not be responsible for the consequences of any irregularity that may take place iu the sailingof their steamer. With liberty to tow. Cargo received at Liverpool, at the steamer's berth, north-west corner of Clarence Dock, on the two working days previous to tlie. of sailing. Goods from the country (t ancashire District) sly- - forwarded to the Waterloo Station, l iverpool. AGENTS : Liverpool — OWEN CAL3EGAN, 13. T . Blanchester—GALT, GFNT, / 6 ' as—WILLIAMDongI BEP — Castletown—JOllN pundrtllll—:oLY- -1 .4ald be& Ames-street. CO , 55, Market-street Y, 50, North-euaY• ..,oW IN, Steam Packet Office, FITZPATRILK ez SON.