Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-17 00:00:00

cUNARD, WILSON & CO., 5, .YORK-BIJ ILD L IVER 1 1 ')OL A.b sg, FENDITTIRCH•STDF,ET, LONDON, BROKED,syOit THE riRuHASE AND SALE OF•SIIIPS, Sill? VALUERS, &c. ji Anti-fon. By virtue of a Decree of the High court of Admiralty of Fngland .. - . and without I eserre. - , 7 .\ PIR SALE BY AUCTION; nn Thursday, -7 - t4. , the 2th inst., at three o'clock, at the Broker's Sale , . , t 6 .4 rooms, 5, York-buildings, Dale.street, the ship 1/ •,.'svo , Ro kVEIZA., 404 27 94ths. tons. American mizsorement, tenth, 111 feet 8 inches, breadth, 28 feet, 6 inches, depth. 15 feet 3 ilf.:hes ; built at Newbury Port, State of Maine, in 1833, of the best ak and red pine ; carries 55!1 tons coal'; i; wood_ sheathe 1, and yellow metallud to ! 6 feet ; has two hous63 on di c':, and is welt found in storev, wh'ch will be seen on reference to the itiventory.— For further pat ticallrs apply to Messrs. Lac,, '',' arshall, Roscoe and Gill, toll itors, or to tUNARI), WILSON and Co., Broker, for the Parch Ise and Sale of Shle , , 5. York-brtil&ngs, Dale-street, Liverpool trere ,, ,ntorily—to settle a dispute. Twig asz, the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at — the Commercial Sale-room, 40 Barre's CURRANTS, ex Itimpltrates.—Apply to GEORGE BADENACH and SOS, Brokers. Tilts Dkii, the 17,h instant, at Twalve o'clock,'at the Coratnerciil Saleroom, :2;000 Drnts Turkey FIG 3, .10 Cases Boxes DIT ro. Lea Arcul.“"*) GEO. BADENACH & SON, Brokers. &mill' to Tlsitts 7 D2,-7; the . 17th , nstant, at Twelve o clock preziseiy, at the Commercial Sileroom, 218 Cases Sultana RA , S NS, ex Meander, 'lOO Cases Sultana RAIsINS, ea Orontes, • 63S Half Drums Sultana RAI-INi, ex Arcadia,i 180 Half Drurds Old Sultana RAISIN , , ex Danube, • '65 Cases Sultana RAISINS, ex 'I enarlife. .40 Barrels Valentia A i.MONDS, .40 Bales ;,:hell ALMONDS, las 40 Boxes FIG CAKE, ex yid, 3 Barrels Sweet POTATOES, 68 Barrels Ca' anataFlG', ex Albanlin, • :20' Boxcs Sicilian PRUNE•.., ex Danube. fApig7 to GPO. RA DEN CFI and RON, rtrcrtr.p., Withont reserve. Tins DAY, the 17th ins'ant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Commercial &dere nn, 118 Cases ' CURRANrs. lately landed ex Danube, 1 199 Barrele, Laconia, and Teneriffe. 19 Casks, JJJ ay to GEO. BADFNACH gz SON, Brokers. 'On account of whom it may concern. This DAY, the 17th instant, at the Brokers' Saleroom, Exchange-buildings, 50 Tiervs Damaged Carolina RICE, ex Yemassse, from Charleston ; lying in Stanley Dock WarehouTes.— '-Apply to Mean!. Leech, Pa rison, and Fcrriffood, Merchants; or to SALISBI - 11,Y, TURNFR, Ar GREY. Brokers. - Tins DAT. the 17th instant, at Twelve o'cmck, at the Commercial Saleroom,lemp e-court, 198 Boxes 877 1-133. LAYER MUSCATELS, 1,2,3 I- Do. JJJ 45 Boxes Jordan ALMONDS, 341 Tapeets Malaga FIGS, Gleaner.—App ]y to C. S. Middleton and Son ; or to THOBIIS ABBY, Broker, 15, North John-street, aTiIIS DAT, the 17th instant, at Twelve o clock, at the C'mmercial Saleroom, TOmp'e-court, 200 Boxes LAYER MUSCATP.LS, ex Ter; 100 Baskets Dried APPLE s,} ex Pyreole; 50 D). Do. PEARS, 150 Boxes 'Jordan ALMONDS, ex Gleaner, &c.; 30 Bags Black R tISINS, ex Bijou; 5 Bales French Soft Shell ALMONDS, 10 i-Do. just larixbd, ex Etfor.: and Tamaulipas —Apply to 'S THOMAS PARRY, Broker. 15, North John-street. TO-MORROW. TO-moitßow, the 18th instant. nt Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Offlce, Colonial Buildings, Dale•street, 350 Bags Madras RICE, ITE Mirzapore, in Albert Dock War. houses.—A pply•to BUSFIBY & CO.. Brokers. on ~?., ale rOR SALE, the fine ship MAGNOLIA ; 1230 tons o:Sr., 1191 tons N.M. Length, 180 feet ; 0 ; breadth, 33'feet 4-10ths ; de sth, 22 feet 2-10t'as. Built in, it St John, New Brunowick, in 1554, an ! clan ell A 1 four years at L'oyd's, has a fiat floor aril roomy hold, came.; a large cargo, and requires very llit e ballakt. Has pcop and topgalt , nt fore castle, and well adapt If, r any ti ads where large carrying capacity and spend t, revire i. Lying in the Queen's Dock.—For inventririe, and further parcicula-s apply to Messrs, Wilson and i)a, tson, Ider• chants; or to CUNARD, WILSON & cO., Brokers for the Purchls3 and Sale of Ships, t, York-bu ldings iver 00l 11. 7011, SALE, the well known American barque MARY AND sUSAN ; 392 thus register, copper fastened 14%., 'and yell,w metalled. Ttfis vessel was built at Boston, tt. S. in • 1E26 ; was opere I last year aed found to be sound Oh.l in good order, had new upper deck and topsides and has 'tween decks laid ; she has been employed in the South Sea 'listing tra ie fo: inwards of 15 years, and the materials of which 'she is co ::posed has been so saturated with oil as to rend. r her almost impreciets to decay. Lying in the Huskirson Dozlr,—For f trther Iparticult:s apply to CI t NARD, WILSON and CO., Brokers for the furchaie and Sale of Ships, 5, York Buildings, 1)a1e-street. FOI SALE, the 'fine wew brig PENELOPE ; l 9 tons oat, 120 tans register. Length., 81 feet; .7•Vbs breadth, 22 feat ; depth, 11i feet. Built at P. E. Island under the krivial inspection of Lloyd's Surveyor nder whom she was iron Is-aced, and classed 4 years; has god sailing qualities, easy draft of Wa , er, and sails without ballast, -end is well worthy of inspection. Lying in the Birkenhead Dock. —For inventories trd. further particulars app y to CUNARD, WILSON, ftz CO., Brokers for The Purchase and Sale of Ships, 5, York-buildings, Dale street, Liverpool. Coinnarctra atts. THIS DAY. TIM Dam, the iith Instant, at Twe'vo o'clock, at the Brokers' Office..l6. Exchange-hnildings,i 38 Oasts Brown SUGAR Olt LEAD, „,,„, 16 Dn. OXALIC ACID, 10 'Kegs CH LOH AT6 OF POTASH, landing ex south Shore, from Boston.—Ap?ly to Messrs.' Etnaloan, Maris sadi:os., Merchants; or to J. H. RAYNER Si CO., Brokers. NEXT WEEK. OD MONDAY next. the 21st instar,t, at One o'cloelz - , at t Brokers' Office; 11, Exchauge-buildinc, • Ilt) Ba'es COTTON, ex Sultan, from New Orleans. 243 Do. DITTO, ex Waraler, from Do. Apply to W. cr,ArtE & SONS, Brokers CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEAa'S GIFTS, AT HIME AND SON'S PIANO-FOR rE, HARP, AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE 57, CIIIIRCH-STRMET, LIVERPOOL. NEW MUSIC AT HALF PRICE. D'ALBERT'S. NEW DANCE ALBUM, for 1853, 21s. JOLLIER'S ALBUM, for MS, 18s. EWER & PIANO-FORTE ALBUM of 'Classical Music, 159. BRINLEY RICHARDS' NEW VOCAL ALBUM. Gs. MOORE'S Celebrated IRISH MELODIES, new edition, in one elegant elecant volume, 31s. €d. NOVELLO'S and COCKS' small and large editions of all the ORATORIOS, ftom 2s. to 15s. each. Collections of PSALM it HYMN TUNES, in volumes from 3s. each. The complete OPERA of IL TROVATORE, with English and Italian words, Price'l6s. BOOSEY and CO.'S editions of all the OPERAS, complete, bound in cloth, 4s. and Ps. each. AIRS, selected from OPERAS, in botAs, 2s. each. RIME awl SON have still on hand their celebrated Walnut-wood and Rosewood SEMI-COTTAGE PIANO-FORTES, at Twenty-five Guineas each. Also, a Large Stock of Instruments, manufactured by Messrs. Buoanwooo and SONS; COLLARD and COLLARD ; and EBARD. 57, CHURCH-STREET. GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHINGS. PALATINE ESTABLISHMENT, (ADJOINING THE NEW CLUB HOUSE), BOLD STREET. pARTIES about to Furnish their Houses wholly, or in part, have an opportunity afforded heat in the above Warerooms of making thair aalectioas from a mos t EXTENSIVE AND VARIED STOCK OF CARPETTING, DRUGGETS, FLOOR CLOTHS, RUGS, MATS, Scc., SILK AND WORSTED DAMASKS, FURNITURE PRINTS, TRIMMINGS, And all kinds of MATERIALS FOR BED AND WINDOW HANGINGS, BEDDING, BEDROOM FURNITURE, FAMILY AND TABLE LINENS, And every description of goods sough: after in House Fur: The whole of Good Quality, ant at prices strictly moderate. PALATINE ESTABLISHMENT, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL. GEO. WOODS, PROPRIETOR. N consequence of the continued high price of I genuine WAX, and SPERMACETTI CANDLES. J. BEYNON begs to recommend to public notice— FIELD'S VEGETABLE WAX CANDLES, AND FIELD'S OPAL SPERM CANDLES, Price 18s. 6d. per doz. lbs. They will be found on trial very superior to the lower priced Candles generally offered. FIELD'S SUPERIOR NIGHT LIGHTS, Six, Eight, and Ten hours, 6s. per dos. J. BEYNON. BANE LAGH- SIR EET LIVERPOOL. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN LIVERPOOL. FOR REALLY GOOD WATCHRS AND CLUCKS, GOLD CHAINS, WEDD NG RINGS, &c., &c. EDWARD EUSTANCE PATENT LEVER WATCH AND CLOCK MANUFACTURER AND JEWELLER, No. 4, Corner of MANCHESTER-STRET, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. REPAIRS EXECUTED with skill and despatch, charges moderate JOHN M'GIBBON, FIRST-CLASS GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' BOOPMAKER No. 10, MOORFIELDS, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL NEAR THE EXCHANGE, 110110- ESPECTFULL Y recommends his New Patent ROTATORY HEELS and INSTEP STEEL SPRINGS, which excel all other Boots made, for Ease, Economy Durability, and nicety on the feet. Likewise, made to order, Strong and Double Strong BOOTS of all descriptions. Also, Hunting Jockey Boots in every particular style. N.B.—J. M‘G. has returned from London with a New and Select Stock of first-class French, German, and English Leather, tit for any reason of the year. On _Axle. - E. Silo, Two Cargoes of GUANO, of good gnclity, -- from the island of Pedro Keys. Its fertiliting properties have been tested and approved of by severallarg..Agrieuiturists. Copies of the Analysis and sample, may be ha .t is,na Messrs. Leech, Harrison. and Forwood, Merchants ; or Mr. smnnel It;ckman, Broker, Apsley-buildings ; or Messrs. 13UCHANA11, , BROWI. , /, and Co., Oldhall-street. Bate 4 bn 'euctoni. CAPETAL- CELLATI OF WINES, WINSTANLEY'S ZOOMS, CLIIIRCII STREET. MESSRS. TH&JS. WINSTANLEY and SONS respectfully announce that they will SELL by I. l lUorlON..withoct reserve, on THURSDAY nest, the 2‘th instant, at • One o'clock precisely, at their Rooms, Chur,h.:treet, to Close an .Accfitint, A celar .oscollent WINES, comprisnz about 80 Dozen of altaperlor 0 d PORT,I,O Do% en of SUER Y, of var;ous vintages. The above Wines may ly3 tasted at the time of Sale. - ../Cll.—The whole of the above Wines have been for so me time in 'the Cellars of Idessrs.lrhow. Winstanley and Sons, Church-street, and upon applicatisto to their office, Catalogues may be had. , SAILLL BUT CHOICE CELLAR OF WINE 3, &C , WISBTANLEY'S Iwo's, CHURCH STREET. MESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS will SELL by AUCTION, at their Roomi, Churt,-street, on T3111116.1f next, the 24th instant, at Two o'clock preciskly. The .f;ilowing WlNES,chicfly from the cellar of a Private Gentle man, garaelv :- 27 Dezaa Pints of POET, >l3 years in bottle, a very fine Wine, full • of Wiug. 6 ~ PORT, vintage 5i5i7. 10 „ PORT, vir2tage IM7—another !.hipper. 9 „ Choice Old Brown East India SHERRY. 15 „ PORT, full colour, fine and very dry. 3 „ SHE L•P.Y—Brancl3f. 36 „ Pa!e SHERRY, of,the finest quality. 3 „ .SHERRY—Rase. 5 „ ,Lafitte's CLAIIET. 5 „ ,Very superior BOCK „ -TORT, vintage 1.84 . 0. 3 Small All the above being the Property of a Private Gent'eman. .Also, about ,- .P.1 Dozen Cases choice Old Cognac BRANDY, and 30 CasesisfORAMPAGNE, of first quatity, in capital condition. About 100 Dozen PORT. ea in wood, but recently bottled. 50 SHERRV—Mould'a importation. Is Cases, 1 Dozen each, superior Dutch LIQUERS. )gey be Mated at the time of sae, when Catalogues may b., had at gife rsr a. Thos. Winctanley and Sans' °Meet. Church -street. _. •..R. R CAMERON, . HATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAKER, 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. WABINEWatiSNOmETERs ON SALE, oa HIRE. IXTAKTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROMETERS, CHARTS. Ste. jENEIY MACGROTTY & CO., WINE MERCHANTS, Bank-buildings, 48, Castle erect, offer-to the Public 44000 Dozens Old Bottled PORT WINES, .of most aoproced Vintages and Shippers. These first-class ines c.vlng been pa:chased on present advantageous terms, buyers will lad prices veryameh below rcerket value. Gentlemen purchasing in .sssintitles of k 0 dozens, will be charged trade price. Sharrles, Madeira, Claret. Burgundy, and Sparkling Wales shipped by " C4r.g4110 & Co;' Miss, & C 0.," "Dunn," "Clarke," "Fleet," Beckhard," &c., ail of quality attractive to the Connoisseur; and at prima to ensure salea. December 4,18 57. 1 BINOCULAR NAUTICAL TELESCOPES , RACE AND OPERA GLASSES, ON ♦N LIAFADVE.D CONSIRCCTION,IN P.ORTARLE OR SLING CASES. AT EONSIOZnARET REPCeED AABRAHAM CO. beg to call the attention • of Captains of Vessels, Tourists, &c., to their large stock of the abave favourite instruments, possessing the greates possible magnifying power and perfection in definition. MAHOGANY STEREOSCOPES, 3s each; superior Card Slides, Ils per dozen ; a large assortment on Glass, Illustrative of Swiss, Italian, Austrian, and French Scenery, &C. MAGIC LAN FERNS, with Twelve Long Slides (Potty-eight diffe rent subjects), 14s each ; larger sizes, do., do., 20s, 34e, 423, and Sos. A. ABRAHAM AND CO., Opticians and Mathematical Instrument Manufacturers, 20 LORD•STREET, LIVERPOOL. THE NORTHERN TIMES. LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1857. FO REIGN LIQUE Per Pint Bottle. Maraschino di Zira Curacoa .......... N0yan........ Copenhagen Cherry Cordial (Fleering's)...... • Eau de Millefleur GEORGE BOYER AND CO., WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, 2 . 8 AND 30, NORTH JOHN STREET. JEFFREY, MORRISH, AND CO., hien Pnrcha3ed Froth the Assignees to the Estate of MR. JAMES MA.CLENNAN, 28, BOLD-STREET, MANTLE AND SHAWL WAREHOUSEMAN, A Bankrupt, THE WHOLE OF THE STOCKS AMOUNTING TO £1,498 13s, 3D., DISCOUNT OF 361 PER CENT. OFF, [For Cash. CLOTII, 'VELVET, AND SILK MANTLES..... £5OO 17 6 WOOL, PAISLEY, AND SHAWLS, 397 6 7 FRENCH CACIIMERS SILKS AND VELVETS 329 0 6 CLOAKINGS. 146 9 0 VERY RICH FRINGES AND TRIMMINGS ... 124 19 8 £1,498 13 3 The who'e of the above will be OFFERED FOR BALE, MONDAY NEXT, The 21st Instant. Compton Hotse, Church-street. BUY A SMALL CASK OF CHRISTMAS ALE, AND PLEASE FORWARD YOUR ORDERS FOR WINES AND SPIRITS H. F. CAMIDGE & GO., 185, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MONETARY AND CQMMERCIAL. Wednesday Evening. There was rather more business done in our Cotton Market to-day, I :Jut the trade continues in a dull state. The s.',.4tes are about 3,500 bales, of which 1,000 wcrie on speculation and for export. There wll'.', rather more business done in the Liverpool Share Market to-day, and prices are rather firmer :—Caledonian, 391; Eastern Counties, 111; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 911, 912, 91k, 911, 91k, 92; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, ln; London and North Western, 941, 9:4 941 ; ditto i shares, lfr d ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 36';, 37; Midland, 871,871,87 g, 87,1,871, 85 ; North Eastern, 231; York Capital Stock, 41; North Staffordshire, 4a d ; Scottish North Eastern, 108; Dovers, 198, 191; Grand Trunk of Canada, 98; Great Luxembourg, 61, 61; Great Western of Canada, 18g; Bank of Liverpool, 219; Liverpool and London Firs and Life, 77- p ; Leeds and Liverpool CEnal, 493 g. _ _ The Market for the Public Funds and Securities was much flatter to-day, and at the close they were quoted some per cent lower. Consols, after being F din the forenoon at 92k, were quoted, at two o'clock, at 911 to 91, and at the close the prices were quoted at the same figure. The Three per Cents Reduced are marked 011 to 913; the Three per Cents, 918, to 912; Bank Stock, 21" to 2183; Exchequer Bills, 4s dis to par; Exche quer Bonds, 1858, 99g ; ditto, 1859. 981; and India Bonds, 358 dis. Turkish Six per Cents were first marked 951 for the New Account, and are now quoted 941 to 95. In other Foreign Securities little business has been done. Sales are recorded as follows::—Buenos Ayres Bonds, at 92 ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents, at 63 (exchange 12fl); Granada AA tive Bonds, at 173; ditto Deferred, at 43; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents, at 251,5 Turkish Six per Cents, at 94i and 94 ; ditto for account (31st Dec.), at 95k, 644. and 94! The London Railway Share Market was rather buoyant to-day, and the transactions of an extensive character. The following were the closing prices :—Caledonians, 781, 784 ; Dutch Rhenish, 51, 5 ; Eastern Counties, 573, 58 ; East Lancashire, 89, 91 ; Great Northern, 93k, 94k; Do. A, 78, 80 ; Great Westerns, 511. 511; Great Western of Canada, 181, 181 ; a-rand Trunk of Canada, 38, 39; Great Southern and Western, 97 , 99 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 911, 91i ; London and North Western, 941 94; ; London and South Western, 89i ; Leeds Northern, 511, 511; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 363, 37 ; Midland Stock, 871, 88; North' British, 48i ; South Easl ern and Dover, 65/, 664,; York, New castle, and Berwick, 934, 941 ; York and North Midland, 811, 821. The Bank of England, yesterday, purchased 200,0001. in newly imported gold, making an ascertained total of nearly one million since the date of their last return. In the Discount Market first class bills are still negociated at a sensible reduction from the Bank rate ; and at the Bank itself the demand, though to a fair extent, is not heavy. All these considerations point to an impending reduction in the rate of discount at the Bank ; but, considering the general position of affairs it does not necessarily follow that such a step must be adopted this week. In the Stock Exchange yesterday the rate for loans on government securities from day to-day was about 5 per cent. In the Railway Share Market, in connection with the settlement, very high rates were current for loans. Within the last two or three days the Ottoman Bank have received 42,8001 in gold from the East. The 169,0001 in specie brought from New York by the steamer Niagara will reach London to-day, and will probably be sent into the Bank. One of our London cotemporaries is authorised to state that the bills drawn on Messrs. Heine, Semon, and Co., by the Nord-Deutsche Bank of Hamburgh will be paid by Messrs. N. M. Roths child and Sons. At a meeting held yesterday, of the creditors of Mendes Da Costa and Co., of London, who stopped payment on the Ist instant, it was arranged that the affairs :of the firm shall be wound up under inspection. The balance sheet, prepared by Messrs. J. E. Coleman and Co., states the total liabilities at 231,6731. The assets immediately available, appear to be comparatively small, but the result of the liquidation will depend upon the sum that may be realised from the debts classed as doubtful to the amount of 47,4251., and from the claiiin of 112,3111. due from Messrs. Da Costa and Co., of St. Thomas. A meeting was held yesterday of the creditors of Mr. J. H. Dart, of London, in the corn trade, who suspended payment on the 18th ult. The statement of affairs submitted by Messrs. Quilter, Ball, and Co., the accountants, estimates the total liabilities at 16,4051, and the assets at 1,346/. This statement having been taken into consideration, it was resolved to adjourn the meeting in order to allow of an investigation into the account between Mr. Dart and Messrs. Bardgett and Picard, in respect of purchases of grain which is stated to have cost 0,8001, and which had been entrusted to that firm for sale on his account. In the London Bankruptcy Court, yesterday, there were some further proceedings in the case of Messrs. Gotch, of the Kettering Bank. A meeting is to be held to-day. The liabilities are stated at 130,0001., and the assets at about 80,000/ In the same court was held the examization meeting in the case of a person named Hine, carrying on business as a laceman, in Piccadilly, who was in the habit of receiving one per cent. for accepting accommodation bills for Messrs. Mac donald and Co., of Glasgow. Bills of this character have been accepted by the bankrupt to the amount of 8,0001. or 9,000/., passing through the Western Bank of Scotland. The following letter refers to a point raised in a recent debate in Parliament : Oljtctions having been made to a statement made by me in the House of Commons on the 8 h instant, to the effect that the Glamorganshire Banking Company bad failed and paid a dividend of 183, or 19s. in the pound, I beg you will allow ma to explain, in your co!umn3, that I referred to the .‘ Monmouth and G;amorganshire Banking Company," which failed on the 7th October, 1851.—1 am, &e., T. M. WZGUELIN. 7, Austin-friars, Dec. 15, 1857. Tho Committee of the Stock Exchange yesterday, sat in deliberation upon the conduct of a member of the establishment, who is charged with having habitually and surreptitiously possessed himself of telegraphs intended for other parties. The com mittee having, after receiving evidence, satisfied themselves as to the truth of the charge, decided unanimously upon the expulsion of the offender. The resolution stands for formal confirmation on Friday next. The Produce Markets remain very dull and heavy. On some qualities of sugar a fresh decline of Is. per cwt. was submitted to yesterday. Rice, saltpetre, and many other articles continue to droop. The royal speech at the opening of the Sardinian Chambers points to a new loan for Sardinia, chiefly for public works. The decrease shown in the weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada is 4,8901. The half•ycarly dividend is advertised on the Portuguese Three per Cent. Bonds of 1853 and 1856. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—DEC. 16. The cotton market continues extremely quiet, and pricos show the greatest irregularity. The sales—inc ailing, 70 Pernambucos bid to 7d, 220 Baldas. Sid to 61d, 50 Egyptians 7au to 9J, 500 Surata,3d to 4Ld—are reporte.t 3,500 bales, of which 1,000 are for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUO MARKET.—DRe. 16. SUGAR continues quiet, and we have no transactions to report. 111oLAssES-40 puns Barbadoes hove been sold at 153 5 om the quay. Coma-13J bags Rio sold at 38s to 40s, and 5 tierces 34 barrels Jamaica at previous rates. RICE —3,200 bags Necransie have been disposed of at Bs, and 1,350 bags Cargo at 6s per cwt. Gnu ANA ElC—lit cases were sold at 365, and 25 cases of East India and other sorts at 24s 6d to 27s per cwt. GED 3 A-25 corona were disposed of at 22s per cwt. Ssuo nous —l2O bags, all faults, sold at lOs 3d to lOs 9d per cwt. Thrxwooos—Considerable parcels were offered, bet no busintss ass done, with the exception of a few tons of Sanders Wood, which sold at e 5 108 per ton. RAPESEED-1,000 bags Bombay were sold at 4Rs per qr. LINSEED—A small parcel of Bombay realised 56s per qr. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—DEC. 16. SUGAR—This article continues doll of sale, and the public sales are going off without spirit, at the decline of is, which was astAblishel yesterday. Refined !tows, 56s to Ms, small. Ccrreis - The public sale is progressing heavily. fairamount of business done, 1,000 chests COMmon COogon sold late yesterday at 12d, usual terms. Rica dull of Qalr,pricesare unaltered. R um.— Proof Leeward quoted 2s. PEPPER —1,500 bags Penang were offered in public sale, and bought in at 4d t) 51d. Nur'mEos.-2:.0 castas limed offered in public sale, and bought in Is 9d. SALTPETRE.—A further decline of is to Is 6d was etatili,hed in public sale. Refraction 71 sold at 333 ; refraction 6, 37 s ; refraction 54, 38s 6d. CCCHINEAL sold in public sale at about previous rates. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARK ET.—D EC. 16. Per stone, 201bs. Per goihs. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Potatoes, Seedlings 3 10 to 4 0 O 7 to 0 Ditto, Kemps 4 4 to 4 6 O 6 to 0 8I Ditto, Whiterocks 3 0 to 3 4 O 6 to 0 7.3 Ditto, Balshaws 3 0 to 0 0 O 0 to 0 0 Ditto B. Farmers 0 0 to 0 0 0 0 to 0 o,Ditto, cattle 0 0 to 0 0 O 3 to 0 3.11 Per Inn. O 21 to 0 3t, Turnips 2l O 2t to 3 o'Carrots 30 0 0 to 0 Oi 'dangle wursel 3O !Manure 5 Kay, 01d...... Ditto, new.. • Ditto, clover Green Clover Grass Straw, wheat Ditto, oat Ditto, barley Oats, in strati o to 23 9 o to 0 0 to 0 0 0 to 0 6 MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—DEc. 16. There is no change to report in the general tone of our market. The demand continues on the most limits(' scale, and prices continue to wear a downward tendency. LONDON TALLOW MARKET—Ike 16. The market is flat. Prices are q :oted as follows :—'etersburg F.C. on the spot, 52s 61; December, 52s 6d ; January and March, 52s 61 ; March, 53s Gd. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—Dm. 16. The demand for hops continues to increase, the low prices encon. raging speculators. LONDON CORN MARKET.-DEC. 16. The few parcels of English wheat at market this morning were dis posed of at about the rates of last market day. Foreign wheat sold slowly at Monday's currency. Barley underwent no chaage of im portance. Oats could not be purchased cheaper than In the beginning of the week. Beans and peas firm, at Monday's rates. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM DEC. 14 TO DEC. 16. Wheat Barley . . ... Oats . .. Malt English, and Scotch 8 10 830 740 130 Foreign. 5110 1860 1630 English Sack Flour, 450 ; Foreign Flour. barrels. 870 sacks. LONDON MINING MARKET.-DEC 16. Scarcely any business has been done this morning in British mining stocks In the Stock Exchange no transactions whatever are reported. The market is altogether languid, and there is little or no inquiry ; sales are effected with difficulty. The shares of the English and Australian Copper Company have been dealt in at 11. Foreign mining shares of all classes are dull. Alfred Consols, 13k ; Devon Great Consols, 430, 435 ; Lady Bertha, 17s, 17s 64 ; Pendeen, n, 3,3 k ; Sortridge Consols, 1 1/; South Caradon, 345, 350 ; Wheal Edward, f The shares in the Land and Mining Company formed in connexion with the St. John Del Bey Company were officially marked in the Stock Exchange yesterday 1; and It (X 5 shares fully paid.) Creditors of the Mexican and South American Company are required to prove their claims before the Master of the Bolls, who prOptses to adjudicate upon them on the Bth January. CORK BUTTER MARKET.—Dxc. 16. There were about 2,100 kegs and firkins at market to-day, which sold at the following prices ; —Firsts, 106 s; Seconds, 995; ass, and Fourths, 72s per cwt. GLASGOW CORN MARKET-DEC. 16. At to-day's market there was rather a better feeling prevalent, but no further advar ce was made on last Friday's prices for either wheat or flour. Barley was in fair request, at the low rates of last market day. Oats were unchanged in value. Oatmeal firm, at full prices Beans dull, at a reducdon of 3cl to 6d. Indian corn was he'd at .23 per 280 lbs. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET.—DEC. 16. The market was very quiet to-day, at the annexed quota!lons : No. 1,51 s to 52s ; Mixed Nos., warren's, 50:N 6d to 51s 6d; Ditto, maker's iron, 50s to 50s 6d; No. 3,_48s to 48s 6d per ton. SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT CARDIFF. About three weeks since notice was given that on and after a certain date no more vessels would be allowed to enter the East Bute Dock, as the contractors intended clearing away the embankmen t between that portion already in use and the extension just completed. For this purpose the water was turned out of the dock, and the inner gates of the lock were taken up, not being considered sufficiently strong to bear the pressure of water upon them, and another pair was ready to be laid down. The contractors, Messrs. Hemingways marl Pearson, int on a large number of hands in removing the bank, and it was thought that the work would have been completed in about a month, to the satisfaction of all parties. We regret, however, to state that about one o'clock on Monday afternoon (the water being out) a large portion of the eastern wall gave way, carrying with it the foundation, the tramway, and a quantity of iron ore which was along side. The wall, for at least 60 or 70 yards, is completely pile, the angle where the slip occurred projecting some 10 or 15 feet beyond the level, the stones being separated from each other• and some of the large blocks of forest stone, about three feet thick, being completely smashed—some of them into a thousand p eces. None of the wall has fallen into the dock, but it is feared that another slip may take place at any moment. The tramway, which was close to the stonework, has sunk about ten feet, and so simultaneous was the fall that for a distance of about thirty or forty feet the rails are as level as they were before, some of the irons, however, were doubled up as short as one's finger. The cause of all this can now be s..el‘ although it was not before anticipated. A great. quantity of iron ore Is brought to Cardiff from Whitehaven and other places, and some 6,000 tons have been standing on the bank. A portion of this has been removed opposite the basin during the past fortnight ; but, judging from appearances, some 4,000 tons are now remaining on the bank. The heavy weight on the banks, and the support suddenly withdrawn by letting out the water, have been the sole can e. The damage is estimated at between £ll,OOO and 415,000, but it is feared that if another slip should occur, the whole of the side will have to be rebuilt. Numbers of men are already employed in removing the rubbish on the quay. 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They were produced at three litters, and, with a single excedtion or so, were all fine, healthy little animals. IMPORTANT FINANCIAL DIALOGUE.—John Bull, looking across the big pond the other day, raised his voice : " Hello, Brother Jonathan, how are you ?—how do you ?" Jonathan, looking up, and cocking his hat, cried out . " Oh, pretty well, I thank you ; I hold my own, I believe."—" Yes," said John, rather gruffly, " you do hold your own, and hold mine, too ; you have five hundred millions of my dollars, and be hanged to you."— American Paper. _ _ _ In a supplement to the London Gazette, pub'ished on Tuesday night, despatches are given relative to the opera tions at Lucknow and Delhi, and to them are added lists of the killed and wounded. General Havelock, in one of the new despatches, tells the story of his junction with the garrison of Lucknow. His advance to the residency was through streets of flat-roofed houses, each forming a sepa rate fortress. This despatch of General Havelock is dated from the Lucknow residency, 30th September, and was received by telegraph from Cawnpore, but by what means it was conveyed from Lucknow to Cawnpore is not stated. A LUCKY Youne.—lt having been rumoured that some gentleman had presented the lad named Turner, who attends to a book-stall on the Great Western platform at the Gloucester station, with a cheque for £lOO, a news paper correspondent has made inquiry, and is assured that the statement is perfectly correct. The gentleman, who is a military man, is said to have been benignly disposed towards the lad (who is civil and well behaved) in conse quence of his exact resemblance to a departed child.— UsePenitain Examiner. SMALL PDX PATIENTS IN PRUSSIA.—A curious law suit is going on just now in Berlin. A rich banker of that city, who is ill of the stnoll pox, has had two actions brought against him, one by his barber and the other by his upholsterer, who claim damages because he com municated the malady to them. They demand compensa tion for the doctor's expenses and the time they have lost. According to the Passion law, the banker was bound to bang up outside his door a notice with the words : " There is a parson here ill of the small pox." D. ANDER SON 5 , - CASTLE-STREET-5. P 0 R T.—Highest class Vintage Wine, five years ) .- sus per MULL in bond, and fit for immediate use.... In Pints. ... . . . .. .. 24s ~ SHERRY.—First Class, Pale and G01d........ CLARET. —St. Jn.ien, four years in bottle.. .... CANARY, Twenty-Six Shillings per Dozen. MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ROOMS, ANDERSON S. ;MOURNING JEWELLERY] JOHN G. JACOB, ;GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLEII,I bri, CHURCH-STREET, Respectfully calls attention to his superior Stock of . BLACK ENAMELLED JEWELLERY, iBROOCHES, BRACELETS, NECKLETS,! RINGg, PINS, AND STUDS, Of the most elegan Patterns and the best Quality. Also, a large assortment of REAL WHITBY JET In the most choice Patterns. HAIR WORKED INTO CHAINS,BRACELETS, RINGS, BROOCHES, AND NECKLETS, AND MOUNTED IN A SUPERIOR STYLE. The same Hair as left guaranteed to be used.; JOHN G. JACOB, GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER 56, CHURCH-STREET. FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS. HIGGS AND JONES solicit especial attention to their new And -extensive STOCK OF THE ABOVE LAMPS, All of which are of really good make, in the anon/ sad cheie designs, at remarkably Low Plums. ♦N EARLY INSPECT/0:N IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED. HIGGS AND JONES, FURNISHING IRONMONGERS, 46. LORD STREET. P I7 RE PALE CANARY, TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEN. WINES A LLSOP'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE, THIS SEASON'S /MEWING. Bottled with especial care, and now in •exce.lent c:ndition for immediate use. Per Dozen. Quarts . . .• . Pints.. Imperial Half-pints GEORGE BOYER AND CO., WINE, SPIRIT, AND PORTER MERCHANTS, 28 AND 30, NORTH JOHN-STREET. WATCHES. VERY SUPERIOR FIRST-CLASS PATENT LEVERS, DUPLEX AND HORIZONTAL, IN GOLD AND SILVER, JUST FINISHED BY JOHN G. JACOB, 56, CHURCH-STREET. PRICES VERY MODERATE. R EGISTER GRATES, KITCHEN RANGES, LEAMINGTON PATENT T C HEN ER S HOT AIR AND GAS STOVES, HAT, COAT, AND UMBRELLA STANDS, GARDEN SEATS AND VASES. THE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK IN LIVERPOOL. JAMES R. COOPER, RANGE AND GRATE MANUFACTURER LONDON ROAD. D RESS SHIRTS, 'READY FOR USE. FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS, A VERY CFI3ICE SELECTION. COLLARS OF EVERY SHAPE, OUR OWN MAKE. THE KNITTED TRAVELLING VESTS, RAILWAY RUGS, AND SCARFS. E. BURDEN, SHIRT AND,: COLLAR MAKER, 17, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. USIC FOR THE MILLION To learn sweet music you only need go To Sixty-seven, Dale-street, where you will find A master of talent, who genius doth show In playing the Accardeon, to strengthen the mind. The Flutina, as graceful, is taught with success, Whose emit thril ing notes aro delightful to hear; While the chaste Concertina cloth magic express, To gladden the heart when rude sorrow is near. The name is GEORGE JORDAN, whose fame is well known; The Cornepean, Saxhorn, and Flute he repairs ; Thus Musical Instruments, when old they are grown, He manages neatly to fanciful airs. He deals in Accordeons andiFlutivas, too, And Concertinas unrivalled for sweetness of tone ; Now, Christmas is coming, he promises you To teach you those Instruments sweetly, you'll own. THE AFT OF PLAYING on the A cc:Tdeon, Flutina, or Concer tina, taught in a super;or style, in a few easy Lessons, for Ten Shillings, by which the youngest child or the most aged person can be taught to play upon these fashionable instruments in an incredible short time. Accordeons, Flutinas, Concertinas, Music Bores, Cornopeans, Saxhcrns, Trcmbones, Clarionets, Flutes, Violins, and every other article in the bins cal line, of the best make, cheaper than any other establishment. List of prices sent on application per post. Every description of Musical Instruments tuned, repaired, or taten in exchange at _ GEORGE JORDAN'S MUSICAL WAREHOUSE , DALE-STREET, (Opposite ettpberland-street.) El L. HAUSBURG begs leave to state, that the Final Winding-up of his business (referred to in his Circular last year) is now being carried into effect ; but, as it has been found imp,racticable to accomplish it by the end of the present sear, THE STOCK HAS BEEN ENTIRELY REPLENISHED FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE NEW YEAR. As on previous occasions, every department in the Establishmen has been supplied with all the Novelties which could be procured and to the same extent as h therto. The collection will be found fully equal, in magnitude and value, to any which F. L. H. has had the pleasure of submitting to notice. ;OLD POSE-OFFICE-BUILDINGS. Liverpool, Dvember, 1857. T MOTT AND SUNS' • CHRISTMAS LIST. - Per Ganor, s. d. LONDON GIN Ditto Strong Ditto Best and strongest ............ • - l2 0 The best London Gin is the p ures t an d most wholesome Spiril made in Great Britain.) RUM, good qualities.. ........ ..... .. Ios. 81. and 12 0 Ditto, very Old Jamaica ............. ..... ••.. • • Old Cognac BRANDY.. • • • 29 4 Ditto, very choice .. British BRANDY, very superior WHISKY . . .. Ditto Fine Tri5h....... . .. Ditto Old Dublin .. Ditto Old scotch ....... HOLLANDS a• •• Hungarian Red WlNE,(just arrived f rom B u d a .Pesth) Per 30 Dozen 0 FOR r Do. Choice and old. D. Crusted .• . Do. Very superior Do. Splendid Old Wines SHERRY, superior Pale Do. ditto ........ ........ —• • Do. Old golden ., Do. Old pale. Do. Very splendid brown and golden Do. Pura Amontil'ado CHAMPAGNE .... (half pints) . Do. •••• (pint.) ...... Do. ..., (quarts) .......48s Od. to 72 0 MOSELLE. HOCK, BUC ELL AS, and other WINES for Evening Parties at moderate Pikes. LONDON STOUT, IN EXCELLENr CONDITION, Quarts 6s. 6d., Phu!. 3s. 63., per dozen. TERMS —CASH A remittance or reference with country orders.. Daily deliveries on the Cheshire side. Hampers are sent, carriage free, to any Railway pr Steamboat Station in the Northe.n Counties. J. MOTT AND SONS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, 21, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, AND 98, OLDHALL-STREET, LIVERPOO L . SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, DECSMBER 17. Wirth YESTRRHAY, S.W.—strong Breeze. MGR WATER—Morn. 11 56—Even. 12 o—Height, 15 It. 3 in. ARRIVED. Tigris ' • • • .. g a* Bal Calcutta Hero of liArs AI Rita (s.s.)] S a nta!: de! Princ3ss Royal ............ Para Robert Riteon Manritis9 C..rintbian (e.s.) .......... Gen°l Br3ganza (s a.) .. ........ Gen Balbec (a.s.) .. ............ ilalre 'Joan St. Xiclisel'S ; L'Ec'air lquiq ue ;Gambia Marseilles LID. p ar bados s 1 Laciy Hilda lailval rs , 1 Delp hin lUTWAIIDS. .. OP °r t ° Emilia ******* * Is lei N P Wm Penn.. Emily St. JOllif* Dec. 15. Mary Russell Mitford.. China Countess of Felton. Chinchas Cluny Belize America Montreal _ _ _ Dec. 16. Laurel Bilhoa White Mouse . Faro, Atlantic (U.:1.M.5.)....New York ] Aquitla New Orleans, John Wood Calcutta] Dec. 16. America Bonnyl Dec. 15. Mutlah Caroline Malta, Sze' Vesnvia ~.... Malta ENTERED FOR LOADING. 1g Dee. 15. Constitution . 101 11 1 Sir R. Campbell —Constantinople Star of the West ....PhilihS' a e r- 3 Niagara (R. 51.3) Boston, &c 14itnon bt, gin iu di Lydia Charleston Colonist Lusito Havannah Chaos :lay Naiad • Leghorn Billow. • C o Emerald New York Salopian Pow Ai OUTPORTS. HOLYSEAD, Dee. 16. Wind, W.S.W.—Strong Breeze. Dec. 15.—Arrived—The Egeria, Roberts, orn Barrow for 10w. , port—Dauntless, Reeves, from Liverpool for R.ver Plate. for Lamlash.—Arrived—The St. Patrick, Kenny, from Live., New Orleans. ffor it Crookhaven, Dec. 13.—Arrived—The Carnatie. Devereux , New Orleans. fro. Waterford, Dec. 12.—Arrived—The Belford, and Griffin, boftt Odessa—Oreite, Constantinople. ff olll Milford, Dec. 14 —arrived—The Boetia (s.s.), Herat% Alexandria for Liverpool. *l ig* Dana, Dec. 14.—Arrived—The Thomazine and Mary, froM p a r —Themis, and Frank, both from St. John, N.B.—Chrartiant i, wash. Dec. H.—The Lion, from Odessa. Queenstown, Dec. 16.—Arrived—The Anna Robertson, from Tagar rog and Galatx;for Cork— rattail', Dalhousie. VO S Falmouth, Dec. 14.—Arrived—The CLrinda, from Odessiv - frotll Sylvia, Evans, Callao for 1 rum. Dec. 15.—The Constent% ff iter Havannah—Marco Polo, Galatz—Ernesto, lorail—Dussan, with part of cargo thrown overboard—Olinda, Iquique—Bunn A* Taganrog—Star, Hopkins, London for Bermuda. IriAItITIME EXTRAcra. LIVERPOOL, Dic. 16. The Giammatteo, for Trieste, has put back. The Robert, for Trinidad, has pat back leaky; sailed Dec. 4 . d ot The Ame,ican ship Phenix, Capt. Thoxie, was oft the 01d of Kinsale on Thursday, e 10th int. ; well. Hamburgh, Dec. 14. th The Watt s rioo, all Barker, from Bembaledr. Bremen, which was stranded at Texel, has been carried into haven by by the pilot's galliot, having been found adrift at sea. VESSEL'S REPORTS. * itt Report by the John Wood, Watson, arrived here from Ca W —Sailed from Sand Held Au. 27 Oct. 3, in lat. 22 27 S., long. g 63 . 16 experienced tremendous 0,111 weather, with a tremendous heavy sea running, ship pitcbq s pa heavy, burying the fore Castle completely under water at tira7lost shipping great quantities of water fore and a t, split the foretora/ staysail through a sea striking her, and one pump kept CO goOcting. .hip . 17, in lat. 32 3 S., long. 33 40, a heavy sea struck tbe the bows, and smashed in and washed away the headr&L,' A ed finings, carried away the back ropes, and started the catwsvS: se opening the seams of the forecastle deck, so that the water ran complete str,am. Oct. 21. Client, Madras to London, 53 days oat, in lat. 3 1 51 long. 19 56 E. 11$. lir 7, Pstn, - out, la ~ t ov. 4, Patna, Fow-chow-foo to London, 86 days 10 42 S long 1145 W. ..atiO e f Dac. 11, in lat. 45 43 N. long. 1g 11 W., shipped great sus of water, a tremendous sea running, fi ling the decks and catil p state-room full of water. Report by the L'Eelair, arrived here from Iquique. ifere ll° Dee. 14 8 miles S.S.E. of the Salteese, spoke the (Qy. Merchant Prince) hence to Melbourne. Report by the Tigress, arrived here from Calcutta. WC. Dec. 15, 20 miles west of Bordsey, spoke the Mag i,e Miller/ to Madras, 6 days out. , Report by the Tigris, Kitchen, arrived here from Calcu:ta , Aug. 2. at. 1136' bept. 2 22, spoke the Sir A. N. M‘Nabb, for Falmouth, in 1 74 40 E. 5, 641, Sept. 27, spoke the Go'den Fleece, for Delhi, in lat. 241 3 E., O wi ct. t op 20, passed a French ship, steering eastward, in lat. 34 9 3 g't 15 32 E., with troops. Nov. 20, passed an English barque under canvas. in lat. 546 „a,, lon. 17 15 W. s eofr Nov. 10, spoke the Norma (supposed to be), steering to the ward 80 mi esN.W. of Ascension. I 4IJ Nov. 17. spoke the Georgiada, Islay for Liverpool, in lat. 1 6 long. 24 18 W. Vessels spoke by the Mary Anne Folliott, W. H. Harries. 0,, Spoke. In lat. 11° 0 y Oct. B... Crimea, Bombay for Liverpool .... .... 35 40 S• • 11 4 01 Nov. 7.. Brig Lttekhow • Nov. 8.. Ravensworth Nov. 8 ..Sea Star . Nov. 17.. Abydoa from Callao, 80 day's out, bound ,1 20 W to Cork - In 1a.. 2 1 Oct. 20.. Duke of Lancaster, from Liverpool for Arica 0 3 N''21 Nov. 2.. Antilla, of Liverpool, bound S.W. ... 11 r" •36 ti s , Nov. B.Queen of the 'West • •• • ••• I•L 6 N0v.23.. xeelsiar, from Liverpool to New rk........42 .6g Dec. g.. Paragon, from Demerara •• 48 • SPOKEN. FOREIGN PORTS. Herefordshire, s fled from Havre for Liveryool. Dec. 10. Anglesea, sailed from Cuxhaven for Linerpool, Dec. 12. Linda, sailed from Pernambuco fir Ceara. Blue Jacket, Frost, from Calcutta at Mauritius. Oceaia, Gorchia, hence at Havannah. Euphrates (s.s.), Joy, from Cephelonsia at Patna. AMERICAN SHIPPING. ta te', New York, Dec. 4.—The Mount Blanc, of Path, Oxnard, y" s and into Nassau, on N0v.20 by wreckers, b u t s li g htly damag ed ' would sail again as soon as her salvage was adjusted. „ West , The British schooner Convoy arrived at N assa u from s B f with loss of mainmast. The Bolna, from Bath to New Orleans, was lost off BettY Two large ships were seen ashore on Stirrup Keys on NOV a •A a clipper, supposed to be a barque in tow of w r e c kers, be "v fOr Nassau. The Colin, M'Rae, which went ashore on Middle Ground 5110315 Sept. 13, was got off, and towed into Wilmington on Nov. 30. i Elam Gaspe, Nov. 11,—The crew of the Arabi an , of Liverpoo!e, Miram chi to Queenstown, lost at Labrador, have arrived 11erer neat reported having seen, on Nov, 8, a ship and h r gantine SP ,„ the south point of Anticosta. Harbour Grace, Nov. 9.-1 he Nil Disperandum, fro.' , 9 60 Soi d, John's to this port, which run ashore near Garbo_ ear, has be d fro: Havannah, Nov. 23.—The ma erials and p a rt of cargo sa'r o ,,, ve efl the Yamacraw, fro n Meaganilla t o Liverp oo l, o n shore, ha' sold for abou 5t 2,K dols. 0 01, 4 3 garct Clark, Irom Quebec at Sydney, C,8., for LiverP f serious damage, and will have to ,pair, having been in conta'pod The Pacific, Appleton, from Liverpool at Charleston, Wi t° .„ main masr gone, and boats stove. • el' CIO Grand Duchess, Hill ; American Union, Hubbard ; „ p aceO s Cave ; Henry Clay, Giulkins ; Exeolsior, Swift ; ansl Wiu Bell—all from Liverpool at New York. A t Wallace, Lane, from Liverpool at Wi,caqset. l y ,aerr noe Three S'ateus, Percy, and Acastus, Walsh—both from Harbour Grace. Gertrude, Doane. from Liverpool at New Orleans. Ahti, from Liverpool at Malta. 0 1° Argus, sailed from smyroa for Liverpool, Dec 3. L Golden E , gle, Stone, and Chicago, Chase—both from New Orleans. loo' Pollock, Little, from Ardrossan at Charleston; on Nov. 9' o va lost all her masts. above lower masts. fr Tethernaya, Kilgour, and Henry Co o k, Flaherty- 1 ' Liverpool at New Orleans. ''' 000 Globe, Cotton ; Star, I\i'Lennon, and Intrin s ic, Davies -- Liverpool at Charleston. Antelope (i.s.), from Liverpool at Portland, Dec. 3. Lady Raglan, from Liv,rpool at Savannah. America (ILM.S), Lott, flood Liverpool at Boston. .. st ar- g A vEsSELS LOADING IN THE UNITED STATES FOR Bw PORTS. NEw YORE, DEC. 4.—For Liverpool—Ships Constellationkoli liner; Kangaroo (Br. s.s.), Jeffrey; utornaway (Br.), Baudl a, Smith ; Africa (Br. s .), Sh annon ; C as Id a, StallOr,,A';010"" Racer, —; Empire, Coombs; Webster, L awr ence; ." Bliss. Bristo l , E.—Ship Fliza Mallory, Gwynn. po Glasgow.—Ships Victoria Reed, Tarbox ; New Englan d, Barque Light Brigade (Br.), Crowell. 11% Havre.—chips Mercury, French; Fulton (s.), Wotton. 101 A), London.—Ships Amazon, H ove y ; Presid e nt Fillmore;va (0' Joseph Clark, Emmerson ; Rhine, M oore . Barque Su • 0 Hopkin. 00 BOSTON, Dac. 3.—For Liverpool—Ships Agnes, Jone s; - " .1; (Br. s.), --) Cra s London.—Ship Inez, Groves. Barques Thos. Killam (B r ''' rie luol Korsveyn (N.), Stephenson. CimuLasro or u, Nov. 30.—For Liverpool—Ships Mo'n lig ht. nd' 09 0 ton; Omar Pisha, Torrey; Richard Cobiien, Black. Barg Annsh, Grace ; Helios (Br.), Laws. HavreGlargow.--Ship Micmac (Br.), McNutt. ~,v;; .—Ship Isabela, Drew ;E. Bulklev, Ro3s. ~ P a t ' ), n /o r, SAVANNAH, Nov 28.—For Liverpool—ships John Pitt'V e il ' Rome, Lincoln; Jno. G. Richardson, Lewis ; Lady Bas Sinclair. .101 3 ' Fleetwood, Eng.—Ship Mo!ocks, Hall. ~ 30 ;, •ii isTov• o ot , • J. A. Westorvelt, Austin, Nov. 28 ; Fidelia, 111`Gt , • a .....-- -1 Segamore, Gerish, Dec. I—all cleared at New York for Li v bf ie, 4. MOBILE, Nov. 27 —For Liverpeol—Ships city of 4 00 ,1 '' - Ann . e sire, Sise; Belle Wood, Bush ; Criterion, Hard in g ; don. Stone; Northern CI - 03f, Veazie; Kennebec, Cu rtis ' pectin '. Wu stoT r P o 3), 01; Havre.—Ships Bernard, Carney; Danube, Coster. .pitcr,,e.,Bol,s' NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 26. For Liverpool—Ships Lanc—_,, ~-,,0; Pocahontas, Delano ; Mary Hammond. Colson; Gutte • 135 _ 1 1' , J0 1• ; /o r- Henry (Br), Calhoun ; Old England, Delano ; Africa, Jordan; City o Brooklyn, Mitchell ; Achilles (n t i a le,,,Dperf; denholz; Barbanas Webb, Watts; Dictator, Shaw; J.,,,L;, a tt; ,'„ s tSie Leander, Curtis ; Madras (Br), Robinson ; Manlius, r.",,, pa" - B rem), Windhorst ; W. H. Prescott, Batchelder. 13nrq (Breni), Hillken; Lucothea, Gay. air JoD all nil - Glasgow Ship Helen Mc Gaw, Tucker. n och; 1,•- Havre.—Ships Baden, Stilphen ; George West, vn - ti. • loam, Ulrick ; Mulhouse, Wllner; Alleganeon, stetson; christ, Hewes; Globe, Baker. 'IP MARRIAGE. by the near On the 15th inst., at S a i n t P e t er ' s Ch urc h, LiverV s - i n inal3 3, W. R. Duncan, MA , Mr. Tho mas Harphain , Gainsbro', Liticilnshire, to Miss Hanson, of Whar:oll. DEATHS. s eiore , o ii On the 30th ult., drowned, at Falmouth, whilst geing_ er ice?„ f lar o g n e c t i ii rc e le l6 o t f h fr i i n en .t ds , . the upsetting of the boat, Cat. J. H. Consens, of the A u ' re ttC 6 Coronet, of Belfast, Maine, aged 53 years ; deePlY re- .ncl agcd ,7 0 0 months, Emma Matilda • ra w d a ughter o' at 84 B ru ns w ick-road. Neville, fourth H ntherfoord orti olfe Printed and Published by CHAR LES WlLLMEttablisdla street, at his Ge nera l Printing and Stationery 19 , South John-street, Liverpool. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1857. CLEARED 1) U B L I C B A T I - I S CORNWALLIS-STREET, LIVERPOOL. I, The Public are informed that all the Plunge Baths at this Estab lishment will be kept tepid during the Winter teason. The heat of Cie water will be regulated daily, according to the st-te•of the weather. CHARGES. First class Second ditto ........................ 31 , 1 Third ditto ... . ... ...... ...... 2d PRIVATE, SHOWER, and VAPOUR BATHS, Inconstant readiness as usual.—By o der, WM, SHOTTLEWORTI4, Town Clerk. Public -offices Cornwallis-street, Ireceml , er 4, 1857. W I LLIAM BUTCHER, BOOT A 4 ND SHOE MAKER, 18. RICHMOND-ROW. LIVERPOOL S I I ! c 11 I