Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL BOROUGH BANK. Yesterday, a general m iributors of the Bank, was a.t the B;nCinWat The meeting was onvened by the follow 2 Dixon. Circtiar " We, tt Baucker, Pete] Walcot Bann( idators affairs and Ban' Companies Act, .cts incorporated-tl do heret tributors gof the Trr-opr and do hereby dnesdav: the Ist day of J Same w at one Water- such n liquidator aithorisinz fntu ators to act alone I distribution of the of the said The Cha the meeting, Mr. Dixon ver, objected ; but it evidentl nf.r, to hear Mr. Dixon, eided that he should go on • the wish of t The Chai statement Mr. Di he had no desire to press the sid their attention wish for 7110 retention of n led to v it, and, leave o: h your remarks Cations a I have: circulated niisr by a new trig in that es do not ti nze by th :I in th a course w the great ihjusti that can be r of my havim holders upon "to the impossible that tl nv one could read i t without was t opinion, I In of the proprietors and eon . Philip Rawson,' and Harmood pointed to wind-up the the Liverpool 13orougl erewitli purpose of accepting the oshua Dixon of his office - as one of of determining whether cr not the stated the..objects o read a written stat, d not wish to hear him; but the meet i. He said :—Gentlemen: because with ti: v. -Dixon But whether there be a new 'trial or not, I done to only case made against me, or iinst me, rests within the narrow limits Ted in the report issnea to:the share _ nly, 1857, when I had before me an estimate of hewing, that the capital seemed to .be 'trenched it thousaud pounds out of so concur, but only because I . believed it enched upon. To show that this was my mention that I suggested to the board e necessity of being prepared with, ver to the question •iihii;h I expected 'hy a dividend had been paid, when, showing of the report, it was paid out of capital. this question the directors were accord - ,3a.sons, I was not induced to issued, because I thought it would the rece of directors would .be put, Iv on th In anticipant) ingly prepared to give their rE adopt the repoi have a more'favoufrable influence on the public orthe share market than my own draft report. On the contrary, I entertained and incidentally expressed the opinion in r of some parties—gentlemen who yet remember hear it—that a draft report would in shareholc which was iss )re confidence than one 'like that I feel convinced that if my draft a would hive h than they did But, Da THE NORTHERN TIMES THURSDAI, JUNE 2, 1859 I continue the winding-up of the affairs for the distribution poor, were ordered, Of which £ll5 was 'to Mr. Potts, £23 of the assets of this concern." to Mr. Lythg,oe, and kz.'.134 to Mr. Olney. Mr. Denniston said he concnrred in all tltat h a d b ee n A communication from the poor-law board was read, stated, and should, therefore, second the adoption of the I sanctioning that,the Everton division be ditrid e d i n t o t wo resolution. I medical districts, , and authorising the guardians to appoint This was carried unanimously_ t}.e two medietal officem for t' • • ,he towns ding a' acting liquidator, , begged tc ;log that they ull felt. deeply the , letp;r`iore of Mr Mr. Reyes moved, that the further censideration of this abject he remitted to the visiting committee to divide the , . to carry out the duties th utstrict, a, also to apportion the salaries of the two medical officers, and afterwards to report to the 'board.. Mr. H. Edwards. seconded the. motion. Mr. Ledger said, it did not at all follow that because the number of inhabitants in any district wasriarge, the sick poor was also proportionably large. On • inquiry, he found that qnnb —a a L • T 1 ir• • at some fata time, the —namely, paid for such relief, who were paupers at all ; but were labourers, not entitled to Tank under that class; consequently, he considered there •was not the slightest necessity for the )rd medical officer for EvertOn; when this lias c Derby div ly considered and de} berated upon, West Water offieet than Everton I think, Tr. Ledger, this is not thd time )live, II INT, P Andrew II Oakley. W Esq., W. P. Gun eorge Bell Gal r. Mackelvie, I y, 31r. Thotiipson, read ,the royal MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Evening. The Liverpool Cotton Market has been very buoyant to-day, and a large business has been done, the sales, amounting to 20,000 bales, of which about 5,000 have been taken for speculation and export. Prices have been very firm at, the advanced quota tions of yesterday. The upward movement of the Liverpool Share Market continues, and with a very firm tone, a good business has been done, at , a further considerable improvement in prices, as will be seen from the following report of actual sales :-Birkenhead, Lanca shire, and Cheshire, 65 ; Caledonian, 79 ; Eastern Counties, 11 1-16 ; Great Western, 541 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 882-, 89, 881 ; London and North Western, 90, 891 90, 89 . 1 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 351, 351 ; Midland, 981., 971 ; ; South Eastern, 191, 19 9-16 ; 191, 19 7-16 ; Dutch - thenish, 6+, d. ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 91, 9, - 9 ; Great Luxembourr , constituted, 51. transaction in English Railways was reported after official hours, but prices continued steady. Lancashire and Yorkshire were done at 881, 881, and the final closing prices were :-Chester and Birkenhead, 65, 66 ; Caledonian, 781, 79 ; Eastern Counties, 11, 111; East Lancashire, 85, 86 ; Great Northern, 99, 100 ; Great Western, 54, 54 4- • Lanca shire and Yorkshi re St oc k, 884,88 ; London and North- Western . Stock, 891, 89+ ; Ditto one-eighth shares, 1,1 11-16 d; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 351, 354; Midland Stock, 971, 974 ; North British, 541, 5511 North Staffordshire, 41, 41 d; North Eastern -Berwick, 86, 87; York and North Midland, 71*, 72 ; Leeds Capital Stock, 43L 44; South Eastern and Dover, 19Z, 19* ; Dutch Rhenish, 6p 4 , 64 d ; Great Western of Canada, 14+, 141 ; Do. New Shares, 6+, 6d ; Great Luxembourg, Grand Trunk of Canada, 9,9 t ; I;, Do. New Shares, Only . be time enough after the have reported to the board, to refer to ;mg committee subject. Mr.. Ward thought the worthy guardian should be permitted to make his statement, but the matter was allowed to drop. The motion of Mr. Hayes was, therefore, without furthe l After sonie other minor business,'the board adjourned, LIVE.RPOOL POLICE INTELEIG!ENCE—Yesterday. BEFORE MR. MANSFIELD, A CURIOUS CASE or POLICE. SWEARING.—A POLICEMAN DISMISSED.—TWO respectable working persons, . named Timothy Crowley and William Geoghan, were brought no. r 445, ink and disorderly :1 Mr. T 1 ing drunk, and forassaulting - poliee: charged by officer 509 with being Mr. Cobb appeared for Crowley, - iornby, an attorney, was for Geoghar The case, as will be seen, was an extraordinary one, and consisted of extraordinary swearing. Police-4 445 said, abont one in the morning, I was on duty on tree men tsrowntow-trill, and opposite the workhous ind two women acting disorderly. I told them to go away, ut they would not, when I pushed one of the women by le shoulder, and then Crowley struck me. I took him into e other drew out a knife, and swore custody, and then th( what be would do to me Mr. Cobb : How ? By standing there. Mr. - Had not they a right to stand there ? I d on 't know. Have not respect able people a right to stand in the streets ? I don't . know whether they are respectable or not. I was at the corner of Bedford-street, at twelve o'clock. I was not drunk at the time. I swear that. I was not in a at twelve o'clock, nor about that,time. I was louse - iw them a noisc Cobb not in a publict.. at all that night. I was sober at one o'clock. Did you see two respectable ladies there with these gentlemen ? I saw two women there. Mr. Cobb : Well, two women. Are these the ladies ? (pointing to two respectable females in one of the side boxes.) Yes, them's the women. I had nothing in my hand when I saw them, but when I came out of the workhouse I had two cans of coffee in my hand, but I laid them down. I did not strike one of the ladies by kicking her with my knee. Mr. Cobb: Did they accuse you of it ? Here the man appeared to get suddenly stupid, and, from thi4, to the end of, his cross- .sleep, than any thi more like an idiot, or a man half and it was with the utmc 1477.; •- I `-') IA The London Stock Market has been active, and prices for Public Securities have again improved. The advance in Consols at one time was as much as three-eighths per cent., but as this led to sales, a slight re-action took place, and the final closing quotations were :—Consols for Money, 931 to 93 ; do. Account, 93-1 to 934; Exchequer Bills, 18 to 21 ; Bank Stock, 220 to 222 ; Three per Cents., 921 The London Share kfarket participated in the improvement in the funds, and the tendency of prices throughout the day was to an advance, with a fair amount of business. At the final close, prices stood_ as follows : --Ambergate, Not- tingham, and Eastern Junction, 52-, 5 ; 'Caledonians, 78, 781; Eastern Counties, 55, 55k ; East Lancashire, 85, 86 ; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 71, 73 ; Great Northern, 99, 100 ; ditto A, 81, 82 ; Great Westerns, 54, 541; Great Western of Canada, 141, 141 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 91, 93 ; Great Southern and Western, 104, 106 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 88, 881; London and North-Western, 894, 90; London and 'South- Western, 89, 891 ; Leeds Northern, 45, 451 ; Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 35, 36 ; Mid land Stock, 971, 981 ; North British, 541, 544 ; South Eastern and Dover, 64, 65 ' • York, New castle, and Berwick, 874 874 ; York and North Midland, 714, 713. he, as the p/ the n - undertaken utyto perform of saying off all the liabilities of the company. • There being no ether businesj before tile board, a vote of thanks was passed to the chairman, who briefly acknow- twas brough • NTIL 7f4 7? T7l: S'ERVICB ASSOCIA 770.2 V The monthly meeting Associ .ere mrt 1 , U. ro H. It W. Bourn . uampbell, iby, Henry Re until the Ist of genient has thought benefits wh wich )ers to the r me. mac commissioners have publi rig the information they wish, and 1 council is satisfied that most vale as addre council hopes by such of th that too rc it is intender thorough pr;l To insure t list of questions Indic 10 tuns of Linseed are reported at 30s, town casks, about 70 tuns of Olive at late prices, and 50 cases Castor at 51 per lb. BRIMSTONE ton for thirds TALLOW quiet, at 57s for P.Y.O :--200 tons to arrive at £8 5s to £8 lOs per LINSEED CAKE.---A few tons sold at £8 15s per ton ROsIN.---No sales to-day per ton. LINSEED.---300 bags Bombay at 51s per Quarter have to noticc bales at £l4 IC Is to £l7 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.---JUNE 1. The're has been an extremely active market for cotton to-day, and the full prices of yesterday are readily obtainable. The sales—including 20 Pernambuco, at 8 1 d; 700 Bahia, 7 1 d to 7-? id; 100 Maranham, 7d; 1,100 Egyptian, 71,e1 to 9d ; and 1,200 Surat, 4id to 5-o—are reported 20,000 bales, of which 5,000 are on speculation and. for export. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET -JUNE 1 Beasts, 1,271; sheep and lambs, 7,668; calves, 171. Best beef, 64d to 71-d; middling, 5d to 6d; cows, 4d to 54d ; best wethers, 7d to 7-id; ewes, 5d to 6d, lambs, 74d to 9d ; calves, 5d to 61-d. -JUNE 1 We have, LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.- To-day has been kept generally as a holida, therefore, no business to report i n the col on ial markets LONDON CORN MARKET.—JUNE 1. Weather fine, and supplies of everything very smal This being,Derby Day, hardly any buyers were at marke and we note no changes in the price of grain. BOROUGH HOP MARKET -JUNE 1 Although the accounts from the plantations to-day state that the bine is making rapid progress, our market con tinues very firm, owing to an increase of fly, and the late advance in price is supported. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—JUNE 1. There is little or nothing doing in this market to-day. The quotations are as follows :—Town tallow, 52s 3d net cash ; Petersburgh Y.C. on the spot, Ms to 54s 3d ; June, 545; July, 55s ; August to Sept., 55s 3d ; October to Dec., 55s 6d. LONDON WOOL SALES.-JUNE 1 Owing to this being the Derby day, sales commenced much earlier than usual, but the attendance of buyers Tiowever, a fair business was transacted was limited at yesterday's quotation LONDON MINING MARKET.---JuNE 1. The attendance of dealers being rather limited little business has been done this morning in British mining stocks. The transactions have been principally confined to shares in North Roskear, St. Ives Consols, Nanteos and Penrhiw, Wheal Unity Consols, and Wheal Grenville. Prices generally are quoted as before. Foreign and colonial mining shares have met with scarcely any business. MONEY MARKET- LONDON -JUNE 1 Consols opened very firm at 93t to 931 --were for a short time 93y buyers, and afterwardf steady and good at 933 to 93/ for account, and 94 to 934 for money. In shares very little doing ; prices generally have advanced, and the markets are generally firm in tone. Canadians slightly advanced ; French nominally better. CORK BUTTER MARKET.—JUNE 1. Firsts, 102 s ; seconds, 102 s ; thirds, 88s ; fourths, 81s ; fifths, 665. 1,600 in market. SHIPPING INTELLIGERNE• HIGH WATER Morn Even. Hei , at .11 30 11 Tula DAv At LIVERPOOL Alcyon Adoran Dinoni;ick Inthistrie Anglo Ssxon (' lontreal knemone, from Meme l [tta ; Lina, ,tenberg ; zelholra ; The liarT! am Bird Sui Maur-Ge l ' a b n e dri HOLYITEAT Monte St Naz xonen I Flanguen stend I Mary S AIL Agatha St Petersburg E D Peters Catharina St Petersburg I North Briton Ann, Gray Arthur . . . St Petersburg I Sylvanus Blanehar St Petersburg Mark Eeyu ...New York J Pedlar Sandusky Margaret Genevieve Brazil . . Eliza Rae J J Boyd Uronstadt Fortuna • ....Bombay Hercules Pernambuco Geo: . Marart Gibraltar I Tapia New York A R RIVED Video I commodore St Maio- Nantff Twelve Apostles . . Charente I Hendrika ....Nantes Rouen Sierra Leon° St Doming New Yuri; ..11I( Low. N york WI-burg St Tliozn!s .e Knell Vancouve MARITIME EXTRACTS GRAVESEND, June I.—Arrived : Trinidad ; Jabez Snow, Cal Jolianna, Kongelf Pilgrim, Christiana ; Alpha, Eno veiance, =Norway :AL, June 1. d Anchored Trieste to Shields ; Union, Shields to Sho Munroe, St. Luca to London, in tow ; Early tins to London, in tow ; Royal Alice, Havre to Sarah Hay, Sunderland to Alexandria; Istrope, London to Geelong ; Britannia, Madras to London Cuba to London; Railway, M Perseverance, Rouen to Newt: diterran Chichester, to Cressiv'ell, London land ; Toningnopis, Loudon to Calcutt to Canterbury ; William Quaker, London to C Amelia, London to Malta; Scotia, London to - Glasgow' Hendrake, Amsterdam to Havre ; Atalanta, Newcastle to Genoa ; Blue Jacket, Loudon to Trieste. QUEENSTOWN, June I.—Arrived: Casualidad, from Malta Skiddaw, Iquique ; Scott, Bahia ; Le trois Abrennes, Lucou Sailed : D. B. Sexton, Londonderry. DUBLIN, June I.—Arrived : Lermion, from St. John's Amphatrie, Equalion ; Renard, St. Malo. BELFAST, June I.—Arrived : The Twee Gebro( Groningen ; Susan, Piamboeny ; Regina, Liverpool ; Fon; tane, Troon ; Amicitia, Newcastle-on-Tyne ; City 01 Manchester (ss), for New York. GREENOCK, June I.—Arrived yesterday : The Sea-horse and Mauritius from Trinidad. Arrived to-day : Copin, Trinidad ; Juliet, Rouen. Sailed yesterday : Indian Qv" , New York. . s . from FOREIGN PORTS Sea King, North Briton, Stralsund, Irene nesota, Chapultepec, Nina, Cuthberts, and I Quebec May 21. Micmac Somnauth, Cummins. hence at Miramichi Ohio, Harden, hence . at Cardenas. Sovereign, hence at Honolulu Duffer Else Meninga, hence at Leghorn Ann, Stevens, hence at C Reformation, Leneman, hence at Cherbourg Little Lies, Symons, hence at Cherbourg. Leo Sinniga, hence at Cronstadt. Anna Dorothea, from Genoa off Tvbee, and proceede er bourg, Doboev North American ;s), hence ,t Matan 1 from what was what v the effect consequences of the report as it was I nor the board had any information warranting us in entertaining a worse opinion of the bank's affairs than was conveyed in the statement laid before us by the u an estimated defieiency of dividend which had alreadyleen aloe of the shares about £9 2S' each The pric report, but a h they were sold in June pre;ic he bank's loss by Doherty became known £lO. After the report was issued th was £lO ss, a highest pri , the shares paid was £9. The report, therefore, caused all more even than y then t 1, and it w tnoral r warranted. Any gentleman caused to because I not myself I prohibited from acquiring practice of tt were yet in o Sank, wt 3 outsti 'he report w 1 to supp ;ors in C was a waucv occurr only undertakes to be az Ln action to: jury not impart to him information which I did and which, as an outside director, I was y the notorious rules and however vicious as a s e system of the plac because ;hex, a , iur MAU the information to be obtained by only on the 4th July, after an absence fr neither of whom attendc 3ameraty If further eidenc lad time to acqu behind the seer July, and i Liverpool and that I mar the sal receive were wanted to show the good . faith of myself and of the board, and the absence of all fraudulent or unfair intention, that of thin had befor - ' act This gentleman and the board i alleged that I have uttered expressions gret and-consciousness of havino. done it a good investment ,ements on.whip inn how it akin to :t of moral done any thing 1, t has proditced, or that was ealettlated to pro, value of t inconsistent wit./ 1, I first addl.( ;CL ys.:ll ith - th t of exposit}, he vicious system of ou by which , speetable men allow their n'ames to b© iiaraded 1)efo the uninit as appal pecttnz knawlodg T sion to, tFespasi ask Mr vonchin for the correction of stat the init entirely depc sr:v. they have no personal lent, on the report of oti louse me for having had o motive Ti on your tim inolUgenee now. (App led to know whether he rt Dixon one en wiser, in or( occasio: Mr. opporta have b simple ( if he.had been permittec Aug tha had obi Ir. litxol ting. It .woul ,solution before his inectinz was to recoil, )lution seas I Jas any ,gentlemar Bolshaw, Le .Wensh yet laid before th months, The - re6rt was t. n, Of Lond way Compan 3ociation adopted. --..,......--- WEST DERBY BOARD OF G 1 le other Igor. Roberts, Wari ;coo, Richmond. an 4 g which the .1 position of the m or me rep and it was a gratify- tendent IRDIANS of this board was held yest znardians present leyes, Birch, Abraham Smith Medcalf, AVhitb: The Ch The_Chairman the resignation Dixon, s ayin own fQc..l, was sckrry one NcIAV, !s, of a per un retire from th regret tender to m JOshua accepted, and ❑at the sat eltered." Mr: G. ( 1, in seconding the motion, said he fully 7ers in the regret that all nine-, feel at Dixon, and all must feel sensible fur With that exptasion agreed wird dig.retirement of thevluable service.; he had rend of feeding, 1 )ei)-.gged.To second the resolution. The Chairman'then put the motion, which to be Imanimonay earijepl, . . Arr Ar„,; cott, in Proposing the second resolution, said 4 he previons, s p Aa k ers in ill that had been said ices that had been rendered by Mr. Dixon, as aidaters. He was sure th a t those whom he r.) feel with regret his retirement. Mr. Dixon ;t painfaJ and disagreeable duty to perform, )ne it. . After these expressions of regret he y that it was not considered desirable to fill up the vacancy thus oecassioned, b.4t . to allow .the other l'iliflaudi:laathfter: to proceed in their duties, a s u er d v tl e e e , s, gle,Ofore, i to wove, That the thanking them for their past __ of mr..i.,siia Dixon vacancy occasioned by the resign sort as one of the liquid a tors of the court, be not 7/I . 11,441 up, but that Messrs. J. B. Braneker, peter Serjeantson .Phillip Rawson, and W. 11. Banner be, and OeY are, I.li ttliso . riwd to s cleclaxed left would had had IrClinist one of them for assaulting me, and the tither drew a Mr. Cobb : Which do you charge for the assault ? • witness pointed to a Mt fr. Cobb. M r . C o bb : W as there any charzE Lee, who sat must this gentleman at the station-hous j e ? The maii I charged did not assault me. really know anything about what tool Mr. Cobb : Do you place last night at as well as I do now ): But you don't Mr. to know what you are saying or doing now fhornby then asked the witness if he knew the different between a knife, a pistol, and a pen-case? (Here he held up a' small brass pen-holder.) The witness gave a stupid look at the article, but made no reply. Police-officer 727 said he saw the last witness struck by Crowley, and the other man draw a knife, and said lie would do for him. Both defendants were drunk and very disorderly. Cross .lily vuiew. wamea toe peopie to go leer put his hand on Mrs. Geoghan, .k her with his knee in an imor )bb : How were they, disorderly ? away. He saw the ;e him I canner .eat deal The Parana has arrived from the West Indies, with £147,900 in specie; and the Tagus, from the Peninsula, with £9,459. In the Discount Market the demand yesterday was languid, and choice bills was taken at 3 per cent., or even lower. Very little business was done at the the announcement of a reduction in the inininuin rate, which seems to be expected to- THIRD EDITION. NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE, THURSDAY, 1 P.M AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO QUEENSTOWN, Thursday.—The Kangaroo, from New York, on the 21st ult., arrived here at four o'clock this morning, with 101 cabin and 196 steerage passengers, and $720,029 in specie ; landed 65 pas sengers, and proceeded for Liverpool at 4.45. The steamer City of Baltimore, hence, passed Cape Race on the 19th. The steamer Vigo, hence, arrived at New York on the 20th. The steamer Vanderbilt, from Southampton, ar rived at New York on the 21st. News unimportant COMMERCIAI New York money market a little easier. Cotton has been buoyant under the favourable important news, and holders advanced prices t,c. per lb. The advance has checked business. Provisions unaltered. Breadstuff's depressed. Coffee has been more active. Flour and meal : The enquiry for 'Western Canal flour is very limited, with fair arrivals, and with less favourable news from Europe. speculative holders disposed to realise, and, to do so, have to submit to a decline of 20c. to 40c. per barrel. Grain : The wheat market lower and inactive. Millers hold off ; sales 2,000 bushels. Barley inactive and nominal at 67c. to 75c. Oats lower, and in limited demand. Rye dull. Hemp : Manillo continues in active request ; steady prices. Hides firm, and moderately active. Molasses continue in active demand for immediate consumptiOn ; and there is also more enquiry for export, at very irregular rates. Receipts are fair, but are not sufficient to meet the pressing wants of the trade. Ashes unchanged. , THE WAR IN ITALY. PARIS, Thursday.—The Xonitettr of this morning contains the following telegrams : TURIN, Wednesday Evening.—At seven o'clock this morning General Niel entered Novara after a slight encounter with the Austrian outposts. The whole Valteline is in insurrection. VERCELLI, Wednesday.—The following are some fresh details about the affair at Palestro. The Pied . montese army, after having repulsed the enemy along his whole front, was on its right wing for a moment outflanked by the Austrians, who threatened the bridge of boats across the Sesia, over which General Canrobert was to effect a junction with the King. The Emperor then despatched the 3rd regiment of Zouaves, who, unsupported by any artillery, rushed upon the enemy's battery, planted on the further side of a deep canal, bayonetting or hurling into the water the companies posted on our side of the canal for the defence of the battery, and taking two pieces of canon, and 500 prisoners. The Zouaves loss-1 officer and 20 privates killed, and 200 wounded, among whom were 10 officers. The Moniteur also publishes officially the notifica tion of the blockade of Venice. TURIN, Wednesday. —At seven o'clock this morning, General Niel entered Novaro, attacking the Austrian outposts, which, after a short encounter, took to flight precipitately. The Emperor arrived at five o'clock in the evening, amid the acclamations of the people. The Austrians have endeavoured to cross the Po at Bassigno, but the inhabitants opposed their passage, firing upon and destroying an Austrian barque. The Valteline is in insurrection, and the town of Sandrio has proclaimed Victor Emmanuel. MILAN, May 30th.—An official proclamation has been published against agitators and the dissemi nators of disquieting reports. morrow At Vienna on Monday a rise of 1 per cent. took place in Austrian stock. The steamer Edward Hawkins arrived from St. Petersburg yesterday, with abobt £89,000 in gold, nearly the whole of which is expected to be taken to the Bank. The steamer Tamar, from Brazil for Southampton, has reached Lisbon, with £57,500 in specie. Of the 208,0001. in specie, by the steamer Niagara, about half, consisting American eaf,rles: wa Luz- exportation, anti a Maher sum will be taken. The Ocean Queen is due now from New York, and the Persia on Sunday next. These vessels will pro bably bring a large amount of gold. Messrs. Bayley and Ridley sold yesterday, at Lloyds, the screw steamer Tasmanian, of 2,440 tons (builders' measurement), originally constructed at a cost of 120,0001. for the defunct European and Aus .uo said, I tralian Mail St eam P ac k e t C ompany . Th e biddi ngs __.... ... miner b drunk and disorderly only. commenced at 50,0001., and terminated at 60,0001., )b was then proceedi ng to address his Worship, and the purchaser being Mr. Lloyd. - ould pro A-e that th e con d uc t o f t h e po li ceman was Th e Emigration Commissioners require a ship to ' ` l --t the prisoners were most respectable carry passengers to Port Natal. The Council of be India will receive tenders on the 7th of June for the said : conveyance of stores from England to Madras, Calcutta, and Bombay. The fresh rise established to-day.in the Funds amounted _..- do...urtea Mrs. to -- per cent., making 1 per cent. in two days ' and a total ,in an improper mann er . B o th o f rebound of nearly 5 per cent. from the lowest point not very drunk, and were rather touched during the panic. Most othe r c l asses o f secur iti es Mr. Cobb : participated to-day in the upward movement. Amongst appeared so. Did you the considerations which assisted the rise to-day was an near anything about a knife ? No, nothing then. Mr. impression that the Austrians are getting the worst of the Cobb : Did not the defendants complain loudly of the con- struggle, and that an early and general advance of the allied duct of the officer towards the l a dy? Th ey did . M r. forces is probable. The improvement established in the Cobb then proceeded with, his address, and said, Mr. Foreign Exchanges, at a moment whe n go ld i s fl ow i ng i n -s in. busi ness , an d was a most respect- so freely fromßussia, Turkey, and the United States, uo right whatever to drive independently of the remittances again becoming due from ..,appose they were drunk, but Australia, likewise operated on the favourable side. There ..,,J.l respectable witnesses, that they were no bullion operations at the Bank to-day. The gold .x.ney had been out on business at a building arrivals from St. Petersburgh to-day amounted to £89,000, _d were just parting, w h en the officer rushed at nearly the whole of which is expected to be taken to the Geoglian, and assaulted her most improperly and Bank. The Foreign Exchanges, this afternoon, were decently. This, of cou rse , exc it e d th e men , and, if he more favourable for this country.—Daily Hews City Artie! proved this case, he would call on hi s War ' ... .... I was . : ... I ansfiek t the Bridewell-keepe Called. Bridewel -keeper Swain was then sworn At a qaarteryast on last nicrht Mr. Geoghan was brought g drunk and disorderly. The two „_t „ _ _ a were drunk—but became very quiet sook..after )ber ? Well, he Crowley wa able man )liceman had people out of the street he would prove by sevc were not dru hip to dismisi by Men addressed the court for The English Funds o p ene d thi s morn i ng w i t h und i m i - I the conduct of th e police as nished firmness, and ultimately experienced another im ,ardly, and he would prove that provement of I. There was no news to excite attention, ..7 they had committed perjury, and he would institute a and speculation is dormant. The savings' banks pur prosecution against 445 for perjury. Mrs. Geoghan was chases appear to have ceased. Of the £208,000 by the then called, and proved that, when 445 came out of the Niagara, £140,000 has arrived in L on d on , an d b een ta k en workhouse with two cans in hi s h an d , h e rus h e d at h er, and for the Continent • the remainder , being on French account, assaulted her in a most improper manner with his knoe -,, , ~,, vundrally aed on behalf of Mr. Croc irect from I,iverpool In the Fore: his afternoon the rate on Hambnrg was slighiiN yore that be c lid not • higher. During the month just ended, the move most in dike the officer, but he got very Consols has been entirely upward, and an advance has been ,dicer did to her. Mrs. Lee, who established of 3 and 3-4th per cent, although scarcely a ,t the officer used most improper She distinctly stated that single fact has t rans pi re d t o a l ter political affairs. The pressure of unemployed money in the market seems to have been the sole influence in operation.—Times City Artiele, ', Great Tuesday _Evening. The Bankcrs' ✓ agazine, in reference to the prospects of the money market, says, th 4 expectation seems to be that the value of accommodation will, for the present, be com paratively easy, but that subsequently an increased demand „An .---- wia ; arise, wain may even carry the rate, towards the close of the year, to above 41 or 5 pe r cen t. RAILWA Y NEWS.—In the market for English Railway Stocks, there was on Tuesday a further advance of to 1? The purchases by the public continue, although on a less extensive scale. The remarkable fall in the shares of the Ceylon Railway Company continues. Rev i ewed doubts are felt as to the possibility of its being constructed within the limit of the guaranteed capital. per cent -.-0.-.---...... LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.--TUNE 1. SUGAR. —The market continues without change; 215 hhds. Demerara are reported at 34s to 38s for Muscovado, and 40s to 44s 6d for grainy_ 1 Inn h.gs Benares at 42s per cwt - MOLASSES, Rind OR COFFEE notice. —ln these there is nothing to was present, ,Aulicling society, where we were doing Edge-hill. We were Just bidding each _ good night, when I heard. officer 445 give a heavy growl, and then assault Mrs. Geoghan. (Described I did not .see any blow struck by Mr. Crowley. business, he asiai-A lor could he have done so without my seeing it. The l efendants, along with myself, had a glass or two, but they - The policeman was drunk. I t t} aw him. in on our way from Edge-hill, to have a glass of ale, when the officers came in through a side door, called for ale an d drank it. 'When the scuBie took place, and when 724 came up, I asked him, were you not in a public-house with the other • .• _ _ lid yes. Officer 724 : do. You did, and I have e it, and also to prove that they saw you in Mr. Man field said this case was an were a number of respectable officer, a short time ago ? and II( No, r did not say - Mr. L witnes Mopre's public-hou persons xamine ef - ence, and unless he came to the Confusion that they came there deliberately to,perjura them selves, he must believe what they stated. ,It was highly improper for the officer to be in the public-house. t. RICE.--The sales are confined to 300 bags Bengal at Ils Clough : Yes, and was improper for him to be in the work- 6d. house warming his coffee. Mr. Mansfield: Come forward D YEWOODS.-120 tons Jamaica Logwood have been 445. You are charged by a lady for having assaulted her. disposed of at £3 15s to £3 17s 6d ; 15 tons St. Domingo HaVe you anything to say ? The officer said, I told her to at £3 17s 6d to £4 ; and 65 tons Jamaica Fustic at £5 5s go away, and she would not, and then I put my hand on to £5 7s 6d per ton. her shoulder to puSh her away; th a t' s all I ha ve to say. S ALTPETRE. —The business done at the public sales this Mr. Mansfield: You had no right to push her away--- 7 she morning was confined to 340 bags Bombay at 23s to 24s 6d was not doing anything, and, the re f ore , y our conduct was for 461 to 42 per cent refraction ; 420 begs Calcutta at 44s most improper. There was no necessity for your interference to 46s 3d for 71 to 3 per Ont. refraction. in this ease at all, and to act as .y ou h ave ac t e d towards a. CREAM OP TARTAR.—A small parcel of ordinary at 124 s respectable married lady, is quite 'lnexcusable. It is to 125 s per cwt. impossible for me to doubt the evidence of the defence, and, Gum COPAL. -150 cases, &c. at 8d to 2s 3d per lb. therefore, I discharge the defendants. Officer 445, you are TtNcAL.--By private we have to notice 10 casks at 555. utterly unfit to discharge the important office of a police-. MADDER RooTs.-50 bales Naples at 38s. man for this town, and,. therefore, I suspend y ou . Let the NiTRATH 01 SonA.---Some business has been done at 15s defendants be discharged, and Your suspension is not to be to 15s 9d per cwt. taken off—You are dismifsed from the force. • OILS. ---Only a limited business in Palm at £46 per tan ; CASE OF MARGARET CLARE came in its order. She songl by the board. The proceedin ut-door relief allowed 's of this woman (who is the ins person that brOught the el he governor of the house sor nsiderabiP gree of, interest at t rd, throng the press and elsewhe - re, on a form It was ilans that she was in a state e burden of four children. upon her without any means of support. On the applicant being asked as to whether she had any, and what means of ansing .0 had been sent her from America, by her father, through her brother. The money, it appeared, was received in October last, by Mr. Smith, one of the guardians, wl' had fr;--- " " from other sources; she that £ £2O we', Mr. S. t to her by instalments as she needed it, uutil the he woman had said oeen received by him, which he stated•that the had beep had dispensed to Margaret Clarke, k herself and four children, as circumstance; been re nously honey havin the support of . equired. Pre- but while 1 to I .e wearm In his .opinion, Mr would hay le had of her hat th Clark 1 discontinued ;he would hay )then women, but the very e be•allowei Mr.. Medcal ng her tvect the .remittar r week e receipt of of ,Ileyes': I understand that' this w receipt that she did n Mr.' ileyes rea be dismissed, liugbanC 1, confirmed all that that Lie would tlrerethre mov to h ) on behalf of a pauper, who board, and not .nt of Mr. I.IeN ightest support froni the source conded the amendment, which, on a on. the resulf being intimat diviPion, was ( Margaret Clark after she • to the =a s called in The - aairman : You ad you can ai I prOpow jivn cas( Mr. Ware before the board this day fOrt that effeei.lt-api)enrl, evidence to guide the board in connn,, which i ias done. STATE. OP. THE HOTISk id she shod take her chi Wren to •ow (this da tand wet? t as you think proper the 1-w in your of this woman the cas, d shall give. notice to was. not sufficient Mr. ;Cough, the governor, reported that the number of inmates in the workhouse, last week, were 617 ; admitted since, 27 ; born, .1 ; discha rge d, 48 ; di e d, 2 ; rema ining.iu Toxteth-p ar k the house this weeli, 616, of whom 20 belong to the district; corresponding week of last year, 619. Cheques t o the amount of £172, for the relief of out-door generally took a minute or two to answer any questions put to him. Mr. Cobb put several questions to the man, but he got only stupid l oo k s in place of answers. Mr. Cobb : Do you know which of these gentlemen. you charze ? I charg knife. beside made a InimalcuTa but th it was Quit( down, and said he was a fool They were both drunk Lot drunk, nor the other officer sat night with Police-off I was no officer ; I, swea. ,nts com- irs. Crow- ........-......................-..- PARIS, Thursday. --Signor Antonini has arrived here from Naples, for the purpose of notifying to the French Government the accession of Francis 11. to the throne of Naples. It is asserted he will also go to London and Brussels for the purpose of making a similar announcement at the Courts of those cities. • BOROUGH HOP MARKET—JUNE 1. There is not quite so much b u siness doing in our market as of late. Prices are well supported. The show of samples is limited. LONDON MONEY MARKET, JUNE 1 _Consols opened we a k a t 939 to 95 , ;'-, declining to selle rs at 9n money. A few sales for next account appears to be the cause of the weakness. In shares a very limited business. Markets all. weak, at a decline of about per cent. Canadian steady. French flat. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. —JUNE 2. Only moderate supplies of each kind of fat stock were OR sale here to-day. Generally speaking, the demand ruled inactive at last Monday's quotations. Beef, 3s to 4s 6d; mutton, 3s 4d to 5s ; lamb, 5s to 6s; veal, 3s 8d to ss; pork 3s to 4s 2d per Sibs., Bco. Total supply : Beasts, !British 906, foreign 70 ; cows ' British 132 ; s h eep and lambh, British 6,751, foreign 412 ; calves, British 300, foreign 170; pigs, British 295. _..41,.- TUESDAY'S GAZETTE PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED George Pearson and George Pearson, jun., tilverstonc, Lau" cashire, spade makers. John Ormerod and Henry Butle, William Benson and George Hughes, Nottingam, engin Thomas Carr, James Leaver, and Oliver Dusbury, 1 3 burn, Lancashire, power-loom cloth manufacturers (. as regards the said Oliver Duxbury\ Henry Nettleton and Anthony IT York": --- - David silk throwsters Liverpool, dyers. :son Cav grocers awards and Matthew Henry Griffith, Macc -r.10...--. , .-- SPORTING INTELLIGENCI THE DERBY DAY, A dull, hazy sky ratter clouded tl tude who were en spirits len after dayt a heavy fall of rain ?it() the ominous appearance o_f,,,f; .• as ersl.l btfal whe approachi, _ heavens, thousands upon thousands of ieolite flowed the bridges in a continu ous s t ream , an d the cheap tr the London and Brighton and South Western Railway's all full to repletion. The trains commenced runni but, de 3 o'clock; and from that hour down to 10 train alter tr" l rolled out of the two stations with dense armies of pIE seekers, or metropolitan or provincial sportsmen ben, spending. the day upon the Sur r ey . Downs, and w - the final struggle for the Derby. As the morning the atmosphere became more genial, and the dash] pages of the West-end were seen to great advantage by tb ... multitudes whom necessity or inclination preclude frow sharing in th e s p or t. Clouds occasionally awak ened anxiety, but the air w as d e li c i ous l y so f t , an d th e hot ray' of the sun were willingly dispensed with. To judge by the throngs that have left by railway the numerous road conveyances which m direction of the Surrey hills, it may be safely [l .-/ in t 1 aid that is of attendan the pres 1 ' Isthmian games," is the - K mosl From the Elephant and Cast the road was lined with men At Hyde-park-corner, and :1 ever women, a routes in a westward direction, throned As retards the Citself, there was the t feveriih uncertain—t 3 I excitement £ sup' many quarters that the recent rainfall would rencle!- course heavy, and vary the relative chances of the but this assumni-; ,,,, - - but ct, weil vazeu on ignorance of the A known to all who are practically acquainted with the ni!'"i; of the oround that it requires three successive days ran :6 t h The effect of render it heaxi ,torm of Tueiday, showers, had simply been to brighten the giving it a vivid shade of green, and to render it wbat , jt - " its copious sporting parlance, is called v " (rood-going and springy' had not only done thi s , but it had heightened the sple,,n of the landscape ; and those who went to -r•P s for the first time were compensated for their journei the charms of the panorama, even though they did not Pa' cipate in the excitement of the race. There were the u s mysterious whispers about a " dark of dismay and bankrupt th Men, with a Burleie ier," that n farm" I. bout going ir yor-; Newcastle with their winnin hers. will shire dialect, clung as of Mtn "faun Scat The chief favourite, as in Wild Darrel's year, W strong as to deter the owners of many of the ho paying the extra five-and-twenty vereigns to enat No less than "thirty- to go for the off chance There w iOO, the lar4 were " coloured Derby, the value of th amount which has ever been known. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Lord Cs digan, the French and B e l g i an A m b assa d ors , an d others the corps diplonatique, were amongst the early visitors. The DERBY STAKES Of 50 sovs each, h ft, for thr, olds ; colts Bst 71b, fillies Bst 21b ; the second to receive l o v v ; sovs out of the stakes, and the winner to pay 1 0 ° c ; 50 towards the police and the regulations of the c o urse, arI N - 04 - sovs to the judge; the last mile and a h a lf o f the Course ; 246 subs. Muqjid Ticket-of- Trumpeter Thirty ran. The BENTINCK PLATE (Handicap) of 50 sous, for winners of any race (except match( weights 51b extra ; three ( Orchehill . Krriyton . Confectioner after publication of carters of a mile • . Ten ran. THE EPSOM Tows PLATE (Handicap) of 50s0vs, ages ; winners of any race (matches excepted) after pa' time of the weights 6lb extra; one mil( North -17 n-coin. . •• •• of Three ran. The Ersom Cup of • 100 sovs, added to a Sweeps ta ' —,O, vid 10 sovs each*, h ft ; three year olds 7st, four Bst 7 1 b , 6v to b e upwards 9st ; mares .allowed 51b, and geldings 31b ; ra ce run after the D er b y , an d any h orse h aving ru n in thi , sub . without being placed allowed 31b; Derby Course; 1 1 Stapleton .. • • n Lord Berkeley Naughty Boy • Eleven ran A. M. executes Commissions on all the principal ; It 3 on receipt of Cash or Post-office order. A. 31: will guar Se nt. al] winnings, cha r ging a Commission of five per ec Address A. M., NORTHERN TIMES office, Liverpool. 141 . - 1 ;LIEF T4Pi , C i er , 144, ti >;~ 'I) • Gip I Co t ' , J l4 ) 44 L o !Lg. 15, o )44 Ant i h i Al' Al ' T r'l a„k -