Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-14 00:00:00

(Eznyarrfiat MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. I THIS ' DAY TUESDAY EVENING Ox account of _ . _ , .• „ - „ • -•„,m it may concein: ant, at Twelve o'eloAlitggi4ply, the premises, Love-lane, oil: ~; ,Thc , Cotton Market to-day was quiet, if not A Quantity-of INDIAN CORN, • , dull. The demand halted ; and although no saved from the late. fire in Raynor's Wiirehouses.—Apply to c hange in q uot a tions JOHN HERD &SON, Brokers. ' This Day, the 14th ins was recognisable 11, Druii-la4e This Day, the 14th Offici stunt, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' I general feeling was inert In the Liverpool Share Market business opened ea Skimmer of the Sel7.-L-. and Co., Merchants ; or to to Ale,n, W. J. Myers, Son; I heavily; and in some 'siOcks lower prices were: J. 11. RAYNER S CC Brokers submitted to. As the day wore on more con- This Day the 14th instant at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers'. I fidence was evinqed, and a better feeling sprung 16, .Witaiethuilclings, - - At ;the close business was better, and the impression more buoyant than-during-the-earlier period of the clay The transactions recorded —Birkenhead Great This Day, tant, at EAf'..TiIENWARI ex Ellen Austin. Open for M‘Vicear-street.—Apply to This Day, the 14th 1,00 Office, Liver -/- 134 Cl . ex Princess Royal, from Calcutt Brocklebank, Merchants; of to JEFFEI .7, the 114th• instant, at One o'clock,- at. W. D. Tem- Unseal and.Co.'s Office, 9, Exchange-buildings, A Quantity of COTTON PICKINGS, ex Compeer, from New Orleans, lying in Logan's Shed, Sefton- EdiZ,ard Moon and Co., Merchants; D. TOMLIN:3ON di CO., BrokerS. • )ay, the 14th instant, at Twelveo'eloc fablie Sale-roon J (F in diamond) I ng ex Isle o' May, and Barton, Mere. I es GAMBIJ now landi Robinson :, at the the 14th )HN BARON & SON, Brokers itblic Sale-room, Exch: ex Dewa Gungailhl aibay MADDER R99tS, This D. Brov BARON & SON, Brokers. 2, Dale-street, Apply to gs MICRABOLAIIS, MADDER ROOTS iLTPETRE. 300 Bales. comprisii r articula ,ck, at et, an COTTON. 'or further LL, & CO., Broke gs CUTCII, ispeetion Waivhouse, I UP s. -- n. RAYNER CO., Brokers rit,'t Twelve o'clock; at the Brokers'. were as folio' Loa,don chambe .HELL LAC, &PPIY- Thomas an d John I Western ;ON' Sc TAYLOR, Brokers. div., 94 of Canada, 8 7-16., 591, 9 Lancashire and Yorkshire, ,ex North- Western, 621, ;ditto, 4--shares, 1 d. ; Midland, 1031 ; South-Eastern, ex di-C., and new ditto, 1852, curn nt., 67 Great 'Western of Great Luxembourg eonst., Canada, 141 North Union A. (leased) 240 ; Steam-tug Company, 41 The Lis:erpool Corn Market has been rather Gieat Ship, 1 more active to-day, and a slight increase in prices The Produce Market partakes of the genera dulness which is complained of in other deprt ments of commercial transactions With the exception of tea, which has received an impetus from the advers'e China' news,' all kinds of pro- duce manifest a drooping tendenc The market for Public FUnds and Securities has been rather depressed to-day, although there s the principal cause of the depression ; yet at should hardly be considered of. such iniport effect on the market, are not ly that when these are furnish they may lead to a differer NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. FOREIGN EXCHANGES , . Do., three mouths, -Rotterdam, do., . • Antwerp, do., Brussels, do., Hamburg, do., . Paris, short, . Do., three months, Marseilles do • .- 11 14 to .11 131 11 16 to 11 16 25 27A to 2.5 35 25 27i to 25 35 13 - 5 4 to 13 6 25 10 to 25 15' 25 321 to 25 271 25 32A' to 25 40 1171 to 1171 12 60 to 12 84 12 65 to 12 85 34 to 34i 49 to 451 Frankfort, do.; Vienna, do., Trieste, do., . Petersburg, do, hiadTidrdo. LIVERPOOLIPRODUCE MARKET.—SurrEmnEn 13 SUGAR.—The market is still very inactive; 2,400 bags Corhiii China are reported T at 335., and 1,500 bags -Pennine,- 205.-to 2-18 per cwt: MoLAssP.s.-,250 puncheons-Trinidad have beeirsold froni th j e - culay:at 15s. per clirt. Rum.-- - Nolhing has taken place. _ • . COFFEE.—The public sale of Rio went off with spi r it, 1,030 bags Kealising sls. 'to 545. 6d. per cwt. RlCE.—There was no disposition shown to purchase .the quantity 'offered by auctio2„ and the whole was withdrawn. _ • OIL SEEDS.—Of the various parcels advertised for public sale, the damaged portions only found buyers ; but by private, 2,70, bags Bombay Linseed are reported `at 48s. 44d. to 48s. 9d., and 800 bags Rape at 395. 6d. to 405. per qr. for sound; also 450 bags fine Giaerat yellow at 495. and brOwn- 44i:; 500 bags_ Gingelly at 365. to 425. 6d. per quart( SAGO FLOUR, -We have also to notice 450 bags at 15s. per cwt DiEWOODS -Theie is no businsss to report, and the transactions in produce generally have been of the most retail character. DRYSALTERIER, mall sales of Concentrated 'Lemon __--10 per aegree. 80 bags of Palermo Sumac,. It from 1 ls. 3d. up to 13s. per cwt., for G.L.B. Brim stone, a few tons of thirds at full rates. Potashes. 265. 'd. and 265. 6d., Pearls 28s. per cwt. Nitrate of Soda business at 14s. 6d. to 15s. 6d. per cwt. Four barrels Jamaica Beeswax, at £9.55. 6d. per cwt. : . OILS, &c. Palm unchanged, £44 10s. to £45. Tallow firm, P.Y.C. 535. Retail sates of Gallipoli at .£5l-10s. —Small lots of fine -Lard, at 58s. 6d. A few casks of Gingelly. Oil, at 325. 1,000 barrels common • 40 barrels Spirits of Turpentine, at 35i. Rosin, at 4s 6d. per cwt. Pig IRON.—In the morning there were sellers at 525. and 525. 6d. three months open, but without 'lead- The market beCame very flat later in operat LIVERPOOL CORN I‘I.9.RKET ts, in which. -SEPT EMBER. 13 ies of this d fair - amount of business is trade elasing, firm ow and unaltered quoted on Saturday par to k prem., declined to-day to k disebunt to par,. in consequence of the lamentable accident. , r . • THE TALLOW - SPECULATION IN RUSSIA. Messrs. Smith and Charles, :in their circular, state that, whilst' the Russians appear_to be pursuing the tallow spechlations in 'St.' PetersbUrgli with great vigour, and whilst a -telegram announces al further advance to 61s on spot, and 63s September, holders here are. still selling at former prices, which are n ow rather. below the cost-of the article - at Cronstadt. MANCHESTER SHARE , MARKET, SEPT. 13. Midlands, 1031; Dovers, 221 3-16 ; Sheffields, 35 ; Leeds, 941 I- 4- ; Trunks, 8 7-16 t. MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT -=SEpT.::I3. In the absence of letters, iihich are eipeCted t6-mor row there is little doing to-day for the Eagt. O ur market generally is quite firm, and confidence is: as strong as, ever in the maintenance at least 'of present prices. LEEDS CORN MARKET.-SEPT. 13 Wheat meets a steady consumptive demand at full rates of Friday. Fine Barley scarce, and fully as dear. Other sorts difficult to quit. Beaty, Oats, and Shelling • slow of sale.' BOROUGH HOP MARKET. -SEPT. 13 supply o new Hops still increasing, — aniT T an average business is doing at yesterday's quotations. The quality ,the supply is very good. GLASGOW IRON MARKET.-SEPT. 13 All at 51s. 9d, to 5.2 s this week, 13,630 tons. 10,200 tons. Market drooping. Shipped Corresponding week last year, TO CORRESPONDENTS. Under no circumstances can we insert communications not accompanied by , the author's real name and address, not necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith Short letters are encouraged on matters of public interest. — Theylihould he legibly wntte and me side - of the Paper only, and contain' (in confidence) the writer's name and address 11litS 11 - I','DIVESDAY, The extraordinan, )AY'S NEWS proceedings of the Ci quite as lively as that-which they have- created in a Pari- Birmingham is only just a rechaufee of that which he hawked about last autumn. He attacks the Church,,the State, and the A locracy With. the' fir* We - cannot goo what he has to do, He is not satisfied with recording the fact that two leading members of the present Administra- tion, - last session, disgracefull3.' cat their own W - ords . Upon the question of Church Rites, to please' the'Party which had placed them in power by a gross ,system of bribery, but mow he inust take up the cudgels for the poor_ curates,_and distribute equally the "enormous" funthlof the Church among them. That many hardaWaking clergymen, who bear '" the heat and burden of the day," are very miserably paid for their self denying-labours,_is—a—truism .which is admitted by most persons contersunt with our Ecclesias tical polity. But to speak of the enormous revenues of the Chureb, is only to hold her up to the obloquy and animosity of an ill-informed The revenues of the Established populace Church Amount to £3 7 500,600 ? distril?li'tedaraong thotts4nd a body of from eighteen id twenty I Clergy, filling' thirteen ihOusand be . 'nefice4 I f: The, income of the Church, therefore, is not—as repre sented by Mr. BRIGHTL-30 very enormous. We admit that there is still room for progress in this , - institution of the State ; and it is a principl3 Which has been already recognised by the Ecclesiastical Commissions' Bill, by which Cathe dral Corporations were reduced, and Sinecure appointments were suppressed, the reserved revenues being applied to the augmentation 'of I cumbencies with large populatio incomes, as well as for the establis tricts, under Si ROBER PEEL'S Ac ;ttled by the Cor 1 rnf the Bishops should receive £5,000 a year the It was rchi-Episcopal S which exception - of chester, )urham ha ) have to them RB,OOO approp: SEPTEMBER, 14, -- 185 liament, and the politicians who assail the chur ch ' whether in Parliament or out of it, would but leave her to do her own sacred work, in her own legitiolide way, - we should doubtless soon see here fficieul put forth, so as -to-c over w ith confusion - try du.cers, whether political or sectarian. , , THERE has been just published an a ccount the National Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, e e a report occuping 105 f o li o pa ge s—ajer f pyramid .of figures, .most formidable in Arye. ance, and presenting .a concret( h it er'all ) courage to examine. Fi gures= d o n ot gen propose anything very romantic, in'the investigation of them; for 13,11: much 10 interesting all the dryness, of a pure demon,stratiNT sciejle,l and_ none of the attraction, or populpxitY induciion . or analogy. Moreover, they, bru,o to the vulgarity of pounds l .shillings , and peW er ,, to the stern and . sobe r realities of moriA. Perhaps 'no undertaking could ' offer less O' p mise, than th a t of trac i ng the history O f 1,1 National Debt, either in th e co l ossa l reP°- rt which we have referred; or iii the. aeactuit liar Of it by ADAM SMITH, in his lAreaJth Nations Yet its ris and progress is, 1 11. .13'c the,history, from:the period of its commencer", up to the present time, o f our country aid' wars. The one great and ISni • ; 1 1 'M impulse ease bass been war war, and di ateh it stirs; _pea Again war, and again it goe N ow loans, has accumulated thiot lished, and 1 dated Fund ferable to increased taxatio , ecome an institution, as th, mnditurc best means HUME COM stati°°' n of r „ earn ODA ASH, HARDW ;uses PLATED •WARI 5,000 Bag 1,000 Bag 271 Bag TO-MORROW. i:ars' Office av 'ANSE rrow, the 15th instant, at Tweli Brgierli "Quite, /3, TdWer-build ns LgG,BoNgs, Video.—Apply to Guzerill and othef RAPESEED, z's NIGERSEED. T.•& LITTLEDALI & CO., Brokers o'clock, at tL .0 North, &MUEL I ECKWITII, Brok the Isle of Man Merchants The abo' Apply to ex St. I' To-morrow, the 15th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at ti Brokers' Office, 16, Exchunge,buildings, 15 Tuns SPERM' OIL, Per Manhattan, -from New York.---Apply:to Messrs. B; Brothers & Co:, Merchants ; or to H. RAYNER & CO., Brokers To-morrow,- the 15th Instant, 'at VAelVe o'clock Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings, _ 28 Casks SPERM OIL and HEADMOiTTER, Per Success, from Pernambuco, Albert Dock. Apply to Messrs. Brown, Shipley, and Co., Merchants; or to T. H. RAYNER & CO., Brokers. at the FRIDAY Postponed from Tuesday, the 13th instant. On Friday, the 13th instant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' 50 Tons Thin Western American LLNSEED CAKE, , now landing ex Thornton, from New York.—Apply to - . J. H. RAYNER &CO , Brokers On Friday next; the lath instant; at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office,_l, Oldhall-street, 240 Tons Picked Laguna LOGWOOD, now landing ex Cairn, in Albert Dock.—Apply to Messrs, James Graham and Co., merchants; or to JOHN BARON & SON, Brokers. NEXT WEEK On Thursday, the 22nd instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street, 3',oofY E F. - Taniied KIPa • BROWN E, HUNTER, .Cr CO., Brokers.. Apply to NEXT MONTH - On Thursday the Gth October,' at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 22, Tower-buildings North, 23,000 East India RIPS, ex Princess Royal, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs. Thomas and John Brocklebank, Merchants ; or to SAMUEL BECKWITH, Broker. On Sgt. ON SALE, . SULPHURIC AND MVRIATIC ACID. BIGLAND, SONS, & JEFFREYS, 20, Exchange-buildings. Apply to ON SALE, REFINED TABLE SALT, ?acked in ITermetically Sealed Varthenware Jars, suitable for the Australian, SolAtitAlßeric44._ &e, Markets. W. ROCKLIFF. • WORKS, RIGBY-STREET. d ON SALE, MANGANESE, SULPHLTR ORE, ARSENIC, VENETIAN REDO SULPHATE OF COPPER, GEORGE"WILLIAMS, 32, Dale-street. Apply;to ON SALE, C.F L EB R A T_E D SWISS_ CIG - ARS OP MESSRS. ORMOND AND ,CO., IN BULK; IN BOND, OR DUTY PAID, In any quantity not less than 500: "Apply to H. w. - BUCKNALL, Importer and Sole Agent, • 4; Exchange-alley North. 6226 d TO EXPORTERS AND. THE TRADE M. SALOMON, Importer of every description o, TOYS, LEATHER GOODS; MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS F NCY MERCHANDISE and TOYS of Every Kind, Whole sale and for Export, 73 and 75, DUKE-STREET. The above goods can be had in bond. On *At. The beautiful new Brigantines 226 . tons builders measurement, 132 tong pe; register ; copper-fastened up to*the wales, beautiful model and best workmanship, rioisgogfeda and fitted out ready for sea; the framework a heart of the ; best Denbighshire oak, which is not subject to the vessels built of it upwards of thirty years ago are still without rot the least indication of the disease. Length of keel, 801 f eet; breadth over all, 22 A feet ; depth, 12A feet ; estimated burthen, 240 tons; draft, 12 feet; to class nine years A 1 at Lloyd's.— For further particulars apply to Mr. John Roberts, the builder, Bangor; or to TONGE & CO., Cslo Brokers for the Sale of Ships, 1, Rumford-street. BY PRIVATE TREATY, The splendid new Ship •d. k - EGEVA, .ni \ 4.1 - 1,066 tons register, and 1,082 tons builders' - measurement. Length, 178 feet 5-10ths ; breadth, 36 feet 3-10ths ; depth, 22 feet 9-10ths. Built at Saint John, N. 8., this summer, by the builder of the well-known and favour ite ship Rowena, and classed seven years at Lloyd's. She is constructed of the best seasoned heckmatack and Savannah pitch pine ; her frame is diagonally strapped outside with iron, and iron kneed complete On the stcleks ; the Jower knees are rastened with yellow metal bolts; has pitch pine masts, top aft, Bte.. manufacture, beautifully fi n i s h e d ca bi n , an d ou tfit o f th e best Liverpool and of extra sizes. She is fitted:with n patent topsails, and all recent improvements. -.lsitiwo,n to a very hand some model, combines great speed w ith "g',T i l i lt ar:eity, altogether m a ki ng h er one of the finest ships colonies.—For further particulars apply to Messrs. Li s tont, h y e oug, and Co., Merchants ; or to CUNARD, WILSON, & CO., Brokers. , CURRY, KELLOCK, and CO., ~ '.., BROKERS .FORST4E SALE AND PURCHASE .. ~, i '.'n OF SHIPS AND RS SHIP VALUERS, i • ,:t_„,.,..,, AND APPOINTED BROKER S , „,,,,,,..„ couRT OF ~ .D .m., 1 , .., ISERS To THE HIGH - .... ..__ it may be, precipitately arrived at \nother be' found' in' the states Tent that some excitement pre'vails amongst the Mohammedans of the Pun- jaub, and that the 56th Regiment of Madras Cavalry have shown symptoms of disaffection. These combined had the effect of depressing the market to some . extent, and a , decline of .1- to COnsols have been -4- for money, and 95=4 I 9 for EVENING f Flour, buftlic dCmtract is rather less fr Egyptian being 33s lout ehange x the rates for new 1.- t 0.345. per 480 lbs. Oats are supply of Irish, is offered ls. per load lower than last week. There' is no change in quotations of Indian Corn, and little is doing on the spot, but some parcels o Ibrail find buyers for early arrival per steamer at 28s. per 480 lbs. ex quay. It. 11fA1IN & SONS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—SEPTEMBER 13. The Cotton market continues quiet, without material change in price. The sales—including 200 Egyptian at Bd. to 9d., and 700 Surat at 42d. to 50.—are re ported 5,000 bales, of which 1,000 are on speculation and for export:: -LONDON PRO-DUGS MARKET.—SEPTEMBER' 13. SUGAR.—The public sales have commenced with a heavy appearance, and the market is dull. Refined lumps, 495. to 51s. COFFEE.—The public sales are progressing without spirit. A' cargo of "Rio sold at 485., and one of St. Domingo at 565. TEA. —The buying has become stronger and more general to-day, and•priccS must now baconsidered higher than on .Monday. The letters from China to morrow are looked for with anxiety by the trade, Rica sold- at about preiiuns rates. • • -- Rum-remains steady. SA.LTPETRE. —Refraction 21 sold at 375. 3d. Markets generally dull to-day. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—SEPTEMBER 13. • The market is steady at the following prices :—Town tallow, 565. net cash; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 575. to 575. 3d. ; September, 575. 3d. to 57i. Bd. ; Octo ber to-December, 675. 9d. ; ditto separately, 58s. LONDON MINING MARKET.—SEPTEMBER 13. The Mining market this Morning has been rather quiet, and presents little change in price. In the Stock Exchange Alfred' Consols shares are officially marked 3f, Providence 39; Wheal Trelawny, 271 ; and Wheal Mary Ann, 3111. There has also been some, business in h o a n r s e o s ls i . ii East Wheel Russell, Treloweth, and St. Ives Cobre Copper Mining shares have been dealt in at 45 ; and Linares, at la. Other foreign mining shares are quiet We have received the sabjoined from . the London agents of the Pontgibaud Silver Lead Mining Company : —" In telligencelas been received by the managers of this com pany, of the discovery of a tin lode at Argentelle, in the southern portion of their concession, but little has as yet been'seen of the lode, as it has 'only just been cut, in irench, or " costeaning pit," but it contains tin ore of very rich quality, and is of a very promising appearance. This discovery may prove an important help towards the success of this enterprise ; and . , rate, it is, at any . a most interesting crud that our countrymen should be the first to discover the existence of tin ore in the centre of France." • NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET.=-SErr. 13 A fair show of new Wheat from the farmers has been cleared off to-day, at an advance of ls. per quarter on Sattirdarg - prices. Smith - Country "ne . w . . sold - `at -- rather improved rates, but very little offered. In old and foreign rather more inquiry existed, but no change in value. Flour was firmer, but sales were only in retail. Grinding Barley sold at full prices. Oats were held with more confidence, and fine old Scotch more inquired after. Beans and Peas quite neglected. HULL CORN MARKET.-SEPTEMBER 13 Short supply of-English Wheat, which sells readily at is. 2d. per quarter. No material alteration in foreign stock. Oats and Beans, is. per quarter cheaper. ing in the depression dealt in at 951 account ; New Thiee — per - Ceilfr(shut), Exchequer. Bills, 25s - Indian Loan 951 I 225. prem Scrip, though still somewhaf in demand, has followed Consols in the decline, having been done at 1001 1 100/ ; and the Stock at 1001 I I: — thus showing a decline of from •4 y. The Deben- thres of 1858 were done at 95-2-, and those of 1859 at 951. The Government broker has to-day pur- 'cladsed £25,000 Consols at 95 , £lq,ooo being on account of the savings banks, and ,X 15,000 on In the Foreign Stock Market scarcely any change has been noted. Austrian Bouds:of 1859 haYe been done at 781 5 per Cent Brazilian 5 per Cents., .1031 I 1 ; ditto 44 per Cents., 1858, 95+ ; Mexican 3 per Cents 20" 1 ; Peruvian 3 per " tents., 71 2 ; Porf i gues e 46 ; Russian 5 per Cents., 1111 ; 41 per Cent. ditto, . 991:; Spanish 3 per 'Cents., 462 ; ditto (New Deferred), 341 Turkish 6 per Cents.; ditto New, 691 ; dittO 4 per Cent. Guar anteed; 102 ; Venezuela ,21 per Cents., 27; ditto 83 21 1 per Cent., 141. The London Share Market was inactive, and prices continued to exhibit a want of firmness. Midlands declined fully s per cent., London and North-western to a similar extent ; Berwicks and North-British were ss. to 10s. lower LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, TUESDAY In the Stock Market no improvement was visible up to the hour of closing ; on the contrary, some additional . heaviness, and a very unsatisfac= tory feeling prevailed in most departments of business. The bank broker continued his pur chases, and took a further parcel of £lO,OOO Consuls,, but this did not affect prices, and Consols are quoted heavy at 958 for money and account. India Stock was done at 217. Re duced Three per Cents., 958 948 958; and Exche quer Bills, 225. and 255. for all. Foreign Secu rities are generally suppo r ted, but the m a rk e t i s CORK CORN MARKET.—SEVTEMU ER 13_ White Wheat, 18s. to 22i. 6d. ; Red, 18s. to 21s. 3d dull, and business very limited. Original Turkish Barley, 13s. t to 13s. 4d. Oats, 10s. to.lls. brought 821, Spanish 46, and Russian. Four-and a-Half per Cents., 991 to 991. New Indian Loan is quoted at 99y 4, and the New Russian Scrip 1 DUBLIN CORN MARKET.—SEPTBNIBER, 13. Farmers' Wheat in brisk demand at 6d. to ls. per barrel advance. Oats and Barley : but few sales effected without any material change in prices. Wheat very little inquired,for. Indian Corn transactions merely in retail. to t dis BELFAST PORK MARKET. — SEPTEMZER 13 Number of pigs, 68 ; prices, 365. to 445. The following appeared in a portion of our impression of yesterday : THE MONEY MARKET. (From the:Tiniei - City I-Article.) MONDAY EVENING.—In the market the China news ,produced a decline of 1 in Consols, and in the morning the Indian news caused another fall'to the same extent. A more remarkable proof of the public confidence in the po d a never e Presented. dem an d wer and resources of the country, and the vigour of or discount was 2 the government, o t ve te rn a fair average scale._ Sank wasto- Owing.tothe , political news front the East the leading British stocks closed at a decline ranging from ti to 1 per cent (From the ,Daily ireic B ° City: Article) : , MONDAY EVENING. — The . unexpected news from China caused the Funds to open this morning at a fall of I- p6r Cent, and a' fresh check was given by the some what vague statements in the Indian telegrain respect ing symptoms of ,dissaffection in a regiment of the Madras cavalry, and excitement among the Mahomme dans in the Punjaub. Corispls closed finally 4 per cent, lower than on Saturday. In nearly all the other markets depression prevailed. Demand for money only moderate to-day. No bullion sian circles; that a joint expedition.by England and France is to be despatched to China, for the purpose of securing redress ; , the Parisian au- tborities maintains that the behaviour of the Chinese will have the effect rather of accellerat_ ing than retarding free intercourse with China. The conferences at Zurich have for the present THE FUNDS.-CLOSING PRICES Consols, Money , 95-k J 1 Accouit Exchequer. Bills 22 Bank Stock.... - Three per Cents (shut.) RAILWAY SHARES.-CLOSING PRICES Amb. Not. &E. J. 6 1 Caledonians . .. . 86t, Dutch Rhenish . Eastern Counties. 551 6 East Lanca s hi re. Edinburgh &Pas Great Northern 1001 1 1 _. A. 85 6 Lancas. & York.. 96 1 .7 L. &N. Western 921 3 L. and S. West'n 911 21, Leeds Northern.. 44-1,- Man. Sheff. & Lin 351, Midland Stock . .1031 4 1 North British ... 604 —. 85 6 N. Staffordshire 7, Gt. Westerns.... 591- S. E. & Dover 751 6 G. Wes. ottanada 14 1 , 4 York, Ne w . & Ber 881 — 4 Gd. Trnk. of Can. 81 d York &N. Mid •. 71 3 Gt. S. and West. 103 5 LIVERPOOL STOCK I 3 XCHANGE.----SEP. 13 CLOLIING PRICES Ches. & B'head 771, 772. Caledonian ....84& id 841 E. Counties .... 11 llk E. L.' Stock . . . . G. N. 5t0ck....101 . 'lO3. N.Stafecrd . . 4l N. E. Ber . c. Stck 881 89 York capital Stek . 7l 714 Leeds Stock 44} 44 4 - S.East. 22 5-16xd&n 22 7-16 Dutch Rhenish 5l 51d Gt. Luxem. . . .. . 61 G. T. Canada 8 7-16 8 9-16 G.W.Canada 1411 14„ new shares 6 1 541 _ _ Great Westerns 59 591 Lan. anc Nor. West. 'on 93 „ '-shares 1 5-16 1 3-16 d M. - S. and Lincoln 358 35g- Midland Stock .. 103 : 1 ; I 03 , N. British St. 58 xd S.: i:. 5 = 1 oriib.-Veneti been suspended This is of less consequence from the fact that negotiations "for a final settle ment of differences have been set on foot, and appear to be making: prog,ress . through another channel The further cretills :respecting the - hostilities in China, and the • sanguinary' repulse by te't Chi nese of the British squadron, which have been received by the China, mail via'. Marseilles, do not alter the complexion of the affair, as given in our first intelligence of it, beyond. 'some' slight correction of the' statement as to the casualties. It appears that three English gun -boats were sunk, and five - English - officers were - killed, and twenty-three wounded. The British squadrOn was about to rendezvoui at China-Ning-po. The effect of this unfortunate outrage has already been felt, it will be observed, in the Tea Market, Teas have risen one penny to twopence per pound There is later news from America, it will be seen,—from Montreal and Quebec direct, to the 3d instant ; and from New York, via Father- point, to the same date. Its principal interest has reference to the markets. The political news is not of importance. The Emperor and Empress of the French have left Paris for Biarritz ; and the King of the Bel gians is by this time, in all probability, there also. The interview which is about to take place between their majesties may turn out to be a very important one, as respects not only the settlement of the Italian question, but the future maintenance of the peace of Europe. The further particulars we are enabled to com municate respecting the late deplorable accident on board the Great Eastern, will be read with melancholy interest. It would appear from the evidence given at the Coroner's Inquest on the boillei of the - sufferers, that it is quite true the accident Was occasioned by neglect,—the neglect, namely, of not opening the cock of the steam stand-pipe, in consequence of which the steam went The on generating until an explosion ensued • injury done in the ship is estimated at X5,000, , £l,OOO of which will be required to re-decorate the - grand saloon. It appears to be settled, that the steam-ship shall proceed at once across the Atlantic, as soon as the requisite repairs and re decorations are completed, which is expected to be within a fortnight. We would direct attention to. a. ,letter we have copied into another page of our present sheet, which has been addressed to the Mayor Of Bristol, on the subject of the Mercantile Marine Training Ship stationed in the Mersey. The statement it contains of the provision which has been made for what was.felt to be a great want in our Mer cantile Marine, will probably convey abetter and plainer idea of the whole case, to many amongst us, than they have -yet had the: opportunity of acquiring. The subject is one of deep interest to this community and. the letter we refer to de- serves a very careful perusal. Last night, the first of a series of lectures and meetings connected with the religious revival movement, which has created so great a sensation in different quarters, was held in Hope-ball. The proceedings were not of any very remarkable character. They will be found recorded in our reporting columns. Togjours.perdrix. Mr. BRIGHT is stilt_ running over his string of ad captandum grievances. Setting every one by the ears seems his delight ; although the creed of his sect is that professed by LOUIS NAPOLEON—L'Empire est is paix. The pcech C )7 the annum Much. Mr. BRIGHT may Con der this too But does he really suppose that " sion of the - franchise,"would give an accession of persons most fitted to, reorganize _the tempor alities of the Church ? He may think,so; but we feel assured that most reflecting . perions would pause, before they entrusted such a task to the classes he is doing so nmch to exasperat , against the - Constitution of this Kingdont in Church and State. The Church is far deeper in the affections of the people of tl is country than Mr. BRIGHT is aware of. If the lay-pat ro n s of wealthy_ livings would but • dissever 'from the - Parish Church some portion of its revenues, and it among the chapelries belonging to •, • • it, and under its immedi a t e 1 presentati on , an Lord' DERBY did with Wiriwick, they would. materially The of th Church promote the efficiency Church Establishment is not so stagnant as the Radical-member for Birmingham supposes. It has marched onwards with the age, in progressive Reform, and is still doing so. 'Many curates can scarcely command' sufficient, Mr. BRIGHT said, to keep . their families in the very lowest degree "of comfort." This statement' elicited cries of "shame," being plausibly put forth immediately after reference h4cilieen niade to the ineonws9f the Archbishops and Bishops. But :tills is not. a fair way to put the question, except for the purpose of political agitation, and the severance of - the. Church and State, which Mr Manchester party are notoriously aiming at but he I the locking-up of so much mon th of a count went. The ntten vas an abS th e )4 8111 y FREW' THE' GREAT Of £3,090,000. The war with France in 169 o The war f titt raised it to £14,000R00 raised it war which began in to t raised it, in the three years during: whic il te o war continued, to £54,000,000. The C i ted years' peace which the _country enjoyed, re ': of it to £46;000,0001; but the war. of the nig? Spanish Sue Cession furthe £34,000,000. The Sedi-ch with Spain, and that of Austrian Slicv- ty sion, left it in 1748 at the startling sum of s ee i O 4] five millions. After a stationary interval 01 ' s fa' years, the seven years'-war took it under tS i ro ol tering hands, andadvanced it to the gee'''l ca'''p, sum of £130,000,000. 'The American Wa r ffo' and left the debt, in 1784; two hundred a n 00 11" "of good metal in it." W e , on th e contrary, millions. Hitherto we may be said' to have o & - are of opinion that there is far greater percent- b een tyros,—mere children in-the art of b°fr o pt, age of Brummagem in it, even than usual. The ing. Twenty years nearly quadrupled the ~ od of habit of Arr. BRIGHT, of striving to set class and we almost date in our minds the P eri o r 3 l against class, is most reprehensible. Snipose the National Debt from the great Fren ch it ap the same audience, o u t o f w h ose " th ew and i. e., from 1793 to 181-5, which had work eu oi of he had accum u l a t e d a h an d some for- to the fabulous sum of eight hundred and bf A tune, had been told that th e M as t er M anu f acturers millions. The 40 years, peace reduced it ga it possessed a great deal to o muc h property, and hundred millions, but the recent at that it ought to be more equally distributed war added to it £50,000,000 more, leavill it among the producers : how would this have present eight hundred and five millions. c i P le suited this champion of England's grievances ?' And certainly exemplified the snow-ball P r % . 0 1r were the issue to be that no such justi ce " wou ld viresque crescit eundo. It is curious, t o e, ' tot y be rendered until there was an extension of th e serve h ow the Interestof the debt came dewllBoo franchise, etc., should we find Mr. BRIGHT so con , 4 per cent. and 31 percent. ofthe present &l' it p,4o sistent and ardent an advocate for it as we find at a fourth o f it s presen t sum , HtTME an d 4,0° him now ? We are quite alive to the fact, that SMITH looked with serious apprehensi ons t there is a distinction between the property which it s i ncrease, b e li ev i ng i t impossible tilihooba4 a man acquires by his own enterprise or industry, nation could escape ruin, with such an t st ior and that of a fund provided to be applied to a upon it . Th ey h a d not f orecast t h e grea public purpose. But we would remind ' Mr. lus which it w ou ld g i ve t o i n dustry , ° To a ot,' BRIGHT, while he enjoins the performance of economy which it would teach a peoPl e " wit i6if f public obligations by Ecclesiastical Bodies C or - not have created the discoveries of A 11 5,,,, tlO t porate, he ought not to allow it to escape hi m, and WATT; but it is not chimer i ca l to that property in the hands of individuals has it may have hastened those i n vention s per''' also its duties as well as its right s . W e d o not have so greatly multiplied our pro d u ctive r c am. onlo l know that Mr. BRIGHT requires this remark ; an d th ere fo re w id e l y ex t e nd e d our % jo g to but we recall to him, that they w h o h ave l arge The retrospect is therefore net dise etir : iti tere' a possessions, have grave r es p ons ibili t i es growing us, while we aspire, notwithstanding e d g e dies °f out of them,—so grave that th e i r d ue regar d cares and i nterests, to influence the thor itl la ought to leave but littl e l e i sure to me ddl e w i t h the' world. To' maintain power and a ll n eeeS' -other people's affairs. The revenues. of the the affairs of Europe, it is unquestie lia , ll t lY ; and t° Church are derived from property left to the sary that she should be prepared to fight' to par Church for the spiritual guardianship, and be prepared to fight is to be prePa re . ni on u. ebt t l i s le a wor la t teaching,. and training, of the souls of her child- Hence the aspect of our National P ing ren . for eternity ; and :therefore its re-adjust- , ment, stamping our character ment is not to. be dealt with by such men better than any history_ could do—sli e frof oritr' Church, but avowedly inimical to her : being, as as Mr. BRIGHT, who is not a member of the, -thisis a nation which will never desis t . _ sc oop" he. is, a member is be t° ; lll - . of a religious sect utterly so long as a legitimate object plished, or 'its own security is to opposed to her teaching, and as such only desirous BRIGHT and the The Tidies, in commenting upon the. speech we refer to, says " there is seventy-five per cent. " sinew of making out a case of grievance against her. - , NOTES -v.r - - villi el ' The proper persons to deal with the funds of the - ----- ou trage , e y- Church, are they who are the members of her The further accounts of the barbarous coil - tera own body, and not Sectarians or Schismatics' ing British and French. P l en ip o tentiari ors , iropre ssw_,. We are of those who think that much more might of Peiho, only serve to confirm one's Nir ' acter of tbos:r therebe made . of the resources of the Church, than as to the treacherous and sanguinary clirdoes not OP°, most unmanageable barb.arians. There ,eo _ co o s at present. But the worst of it is, that to be the slightest excuse for their o utra, I ."' such men as Mr. BRIGHT are continually throw- the Chinese have committed upon the segguaid: °the vis.:..-05 NOTES OF THE DAY. which was not only most inl tion from the weal Canton of B a, in modern times, Put' P the course erroneously commended by the P ° ea historian. A mix e d mo d e i s th e one adOPt ‘ ,de i political economists of the present day; °- by loan partly, and partly by increased tO'cl It is the .system adopted by the present late CHANCELLOR Or THE EXCHEQUER To revert, however, to the history of 011 tional Debt, which has now reached the Ife o . . _ mous amount of 805 nulhons sterling that- CI ARLES 11. handed over to his silt' /), Public debt of-X664,263'; and upon this 011 wehave erected' the 'gigantic fabric ~ , lllch of now' to suF' The secret °.` a i l rowing once l earne d was readily adop ted had rea country, hn now to sustain eagerly extended. In i 691 it