Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-13 00:00:00

zlr.nPoo.t POLICE LYTELLICEArC'E—Ytsterday BEFORE MR. MANSFIELD, Sun' DESERTION. Mr, Murphy, of the Local Marine Board, brought up a sailor,. named Frederick Knowle4, who was :charged with deserting ship. Mr. Duncan M9ilpin, the master of the ship Roderick Dhu ' stated that the prisoner deserted the ship on the 27th of November. last at Val paiaiso,. and Put him to great loss and inconvenience; He gave him into custody on Monday. Mr. Black, for the prisoner, endeavoured to get him off, but his Worship sent him to gaol for twelve weeks. THE AMUSEMENTS or Mit. Jsuu !—Richard Jehu, whose face resembled an ancient goat., although he did not appear to be more than twenty years of age, was brought up by an officer on the following charge : He said the prisoner was very disorderly and drunk, and when taking him to the Jordan-street bridewell he broke his hat into smash. He was locked ep in bridewell, and some time after,. Aft.: Wilson, the keeper, hearing ti noise, went into the cell, and found the prisoner with his head on the floor, and his heel up against one of the windows, and he beating the, gl with his feet, as if it were a drum. He broke th worth of r. - ----- lass in the. window. The prisoner said he wa d did not Teinember what happened. He 'wa - , ninths' imprisonment. snjuset fined 12s, or two VERY - GOOD !—Police-officer 827 brought up a zt.spectahle soaking young man, named Thomas Flothersall, who lives in Alma-street, Brunswick-road, On a charge of having a tt e mpted to cut , his wife's thr oa t. M r . Biuck appeared for'the prisoner, sal asked the oar it the wife preferred wary-charge against the prisoner ? No. Mr. Block : 'Then Witnesi bo_w tome you tortake him on such a charg man came to me'with this knife, and said the prisoner ha attempted to . ort his wife's throat with it. Mr: Bhick And then you `took him ? Yes. Mr. Muck:: Where di you get him ? In bed. 11r. Back : a ins wife . ? Yes. {Laughter.) : You actually took him out of bed - from his wife, - without any charge, and against her , consent Yes. Mr. Bisack : I really never heard such a case -as this I will bring an action against you, for taking trim out o bed from his wife, against her consentl A pretty_ pass iv( .are come . Go, if policemen are permitted to go into ou: woman when Mr.lEluck asked her if she had any charge to make againsther husband? and she laughed, and-said no. The prisoner r THE ACCIDENT IN ST. JAMES'S-PLACE.—James Colfield, the cab-driver who was remanded on a charge of having killed Thomas King, was brought up. Mr. Littler, barrister, instructed by Mr. Cobb, appeared for the prisoner, and , after the evidence was gone over [we have already published it,] the learned gentleman contended that the unfortunate affair was purely accidental. His Worship sent the prisoner for trial for manslaughter. BEFORE MESS TORR AND L. PEEL CHARGE OF ASSAULT.-31r. Charles Inman, described as of the firm of " Robinson and Inman," George's Dock-gates, was summoned, by Mr. Blakey, one of the firm of "Blakey Brothers, boot-makers, Williamson-square, for an assault. The facts were these : Some time since, the defendant pur chased a pair of boots at Mr. Blakey's, and wore them for about an hour, and, finding they were too tight, he sent them back, with orders to have them sold. He called some days after, and was informed that the boots were sold for 165., which he demanded, but was told be must purchase another pair. This he refused to do, but offered to take 15s. This was refused, and an altercation followed, and, it was alleged that, as Mr. Inman would not leave the shop, he was put out, but no more force than sed ; and the allegation on necessary for that purpose the other side was that Mr. Inman committed tht returning and striking complainant Witnesse amined tc the defence, who trpatprl and as ;an' nraan was very I complaint KIRKDALE SESSIOIVS, The Quarter Sessions of the peace for the Kirkdale division of the county, was commenced yesterday, at the Sessions-bouse, Kirkdale, W. Hale, Esq. presiding. The other magistrates present were S. Hol►ne, Esq., T. D. Anderson, Esq., J. A. Tinnie, Esq., J. H. Barclay, Esq., J. S. T. Greene, Esq., J. Bramley-Moore, Esq., M.P., T. E. Moss, Esq , Alfred Silvester, Esq., Ralph Fletcher, Esq., Richard Guest, Esq., Thomas Heigh, Esq., and John Grant Morris. John Grant Morris, of the Abbey, Grassen dale, Aigburth, took the oaths and qualified as a county magistrate fhe following account of the state of the gaol was read Fe- To males tal 6 .. 54 2.. 4 Assizes . i Felons • • • 1 Misdemean OUTS ( Sessions.. 1 Felons f Misdemeanours •• Assizes . J Felons ' Misdemeanours S ess i ons . ! Felons . C Misdemeanours Under Sentence 30 6 .. 36 9 .. 1 .. 10 1 .. 2 3 0.. 2.. 2 Majesty's pl Penal Servitude Military and Naval .... County Court . .. .Summary Convictions, For Examination ..... Dicharged yesterday Reeeive - d yesterday Mr. Holmes said, it struck him as remarkable, that the cases for drunkenness numbered 1,261, which were nearly one-half of the total number. Mr. James C. King, assistant chief constable, read a s tatement, of which the following is a summarary : First : Daily state of the police-force. Second : monthly, state - , for the quarter, showing . , two promoted, 29 resigned, one died, and 45 appointed; third, strength and division, giving a total strength of 671. Crime, giving details of persons apprehended : sent for trial, 149; summarily convicted, 1,289 ; discharged, 446. Details of persons summoned by the constabulary : summarily con victed, 2,402; dismissed, 218 ; did not appear, 95 ; making a total of 2,715. Details of persons summoned by parish authorities and others : summarily convicted, 1,283 ; settled, 793; dismissed, 317 ; did not appear, 85.; making a total of • 2,478. The Bridge•master reported that his requirements for the repair of bridges amounted to £lB7 10s. The Clerk read a letter from the Secretary at War, re -questing that county magistrates might be impressed with the necessity of communicating to the divisions to which soldiers might belong who were convicted, as soon as possi ble, as her Majesty was losing the services of her soldiers by being detained in jail. Captain Gibbs said it was not applicable to Kirkdale, as soldiers were frequently allowed to remain there, long after they had been reported. A letter Was read from the Council of Education which stated, that the Roman Catholic Reformatory School in Soho-street hail been certified to the Council of Education as a reception for vagrant children. The Clerk mentioned, that the Hundred had been sued by a writ, by Matthew Gordon, of Wigan, for damages done to certain cottage property belonging to him by rioters, on , the 13th June. The amount of his claim was £B3 13s. Bd. The clerk said that he had no claim, unless it could be shown that the riot was of a felonious nature, and with an intent to demolish. The matter was referred to the clerk to be reported upon at the next meeting. The ge commencing ral b - usiness will be proceeded with to-day, at teu o'clock in the morning. . -••••5b...-- TILE Times has authority to contradict a statement to the effect that Sir John Burgoyne has retired from the service. EXTRAORDINARY OCCURRENCE AT THE PRESTON RAIL wAY STATION. - An accident of an alarming nature took place at the Preston Railway station on Monday forenoon. About twenty minutes to eleven o'clock a luggage train entered the station for the north, and upon one of the truckswas a large conical iron casting, apparently a portion some extensive tubular construction, which was being conveyed fro m feet 6 ' Low Moor to Dumfries. The casting was 8 projected so liameter, and 24 feet in length, and coming into much l over the side of the waggon that in by Whichfirst the ponderous wooden roof is supported. The 0 J) il il l tar it only cracked ; but, pro bably owing to the into o ation caused by the contact, it came more closely collision do with the next three pillars, and spnieacpepsedwetiheembro. broken like many matches. Three other piete k : i k li that did not WI, one of them having a large from the side. The collison between the casting snipped the pillars l caused the ropes by which the cylinder was lashed t e oA i . e t truck to give and from upon the and the immense mass rolled off and smashing eve . ..;.ween the lines of rail, on the west side of the station, -^..--wood and stonework alike 3 e n ganfrwav be* Wok to the r b en eath its immense weight—the casting itself bein g cracked in two places by the fall. Almost by a miracle; n one of the officials were standing on the spot at the tim e '. Five minutes later, probably, twenty or thirty porters, &c., would have been standing beneath the part that has fallen, and the loss of life must have been great. Besides the portion fallen, most of the beams throluchout the entire have been wrenched from their sockets, TIiENORTIIERN TIMES WEDNESDAA, JULY 13, 1859 SELECT The fortnightly meeting of the Select 'Vestry was held. at ten o'clock yesterday, in the parish-offices. Mr. Church warden Jones in the chair., The - other members present were—Messrs. Cropper, H.nghes, Scott, Peck, Bairstow, Owen, Denton, Hand, • B:fferd, Williams, Cook, Satchel], Melly, Whitty, Whitby. SP ORTING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERMOL JULY MEETING. STEWARDS. TkaL,TEI of Sefton, Marquis of Hartingten, M.P., and lard Curzon, - LESSEE. Edward W. Upham STARTER. Hibburcl. JUDGE. Mr. Richard Johnson. WORK? r.bIISS COMMITTEE The proceedings of tlis committee did not contain any- thing of importance Mr. Croppe moved their emilirmation, which was carried without ai:Fq discussion Wtfh the exception of the liberal gift of the Bari of Derby, all the added money is given by the Lessee. 'WEDNESDAY JULY . 13. - - 10 to 6 Mr. Cropper moved that Mr. Charles Hart, junior, be appointed a collector of rates, which was carried unani- mously TILE CROXTErif HANDICAP, of 5 sous. each, with 50 soya added, Tor all ages. A winner of any handicap, after the publication of the weights, of the value of 100 SOVB clear, 51bs; 200 or more, ltilbs extra, but not to be accumulative. The winner to pay 10 soya. towards expenses. From the Canal point in, nearly three quitters The proceedings of the committee were confirmed Mr. Cropper moved that Mr. Edward Byford be elected a vestryman in the room of Mr. Steele, who had resigned. The motion was unanimously carried, A notice of motion sent in by Mr. Syred was read, 'to rescind the , resolution sanctioning the expensive works in the reception department of the house, This concluded the business. JIERCANTILE MARINE SERVICE ASSOCIATION. Yesterday the usual monthly meeting of this association was held in the news-room, Water-street, Captain Sprowle in the chair The following report was submitted to the meeting : " The council has to report to the members that its financial position during the month of June has been most satisfactory ; that a considerable increa has is ken place in the number of new members; and that the old members he newspapers anc periodicals on the subj t of the charter of incorporation for the mercantile marine service, which has so long and so seriously engaged the attention of your council, has been presented. The prayer of the memorial was— ' Your memorialists most humbly pray that any incorpora tion which may be granted to the mercantile marine service may be one expressly for the service, and, therefore, that of a mile. 13 subs. st lb 8 9 Mr. J. La Mert's br m Katherine Logic, 6 yrs 8 '4 Mr. T. Hunt's gr h Master Begot, 8 yrs 8 2 Col. Townelev's bl,Hesperithusa, '4 yrs 7 7 Mr. J. Merry's b f'Peeress, 4 yrs a 7 5 'Mr. Douglas's br'f Botany, 4 yrs a 7 0 Mr. Copperthwiite's b f Lady Ktngston, 3 yrs 6 7 Lord J. Scott's b g Gift. 3 yrs (h - b) 6 4 Mr. J. Merry's 'b c Aneurin, 3 yrs 5 11 (in. 51b ex.) Mr; T. Dawson's b c Daniel, 3 yrs '5 10 Mr. Wilson's br c Killingworth, 3 yrs 5 4 Mr. Barber's eh c Tomboy, 3 yrs 5 2 Mr. T. Dawson's bl c The Slave, (brother to Drell), 3 yrs Paid Mr. T. Broeck's br m Barbarity, 5 yrs The MERSEY STARES of 15 sous each, 5 ft., with 50 soya added, for two years old; colts Bst 71b, and fillies Bst 41b. The second to receive 30 soya out of the stakes. Winners of 100 sous clear 31b extra. T.Y.C.-11 subs. 'a 'Mr E. R. Clarke's b f Emily (Mb extra) • ... a Mr J. Clarke's b f by Teddington—Maid of Lyre... aMr T. Dawson nas ch c Montrose.. . THE BENTINCR TESTIMONIAL HANDICAP of 10 sovs..each, h. ft, with a piece of Plate of 100 sous. value added, for three year olds and upwards; winners of any hanhicap of 100 sovs. after June 21 Stb, of two or 200 clear 101 b extra, but not to be ocean-Illative ; the second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 15 sovs. towards expenses ofthe course ; to start opposite the stables ; nearly a mile a 7 0 Mr. Douglas's br f Botany, 4 yrs •• ••••• a 6 8 Mr. Copperthwaite's b f Lady Kingston, 3 yrs a 5 12 Mr. Hargreaves' eh e Bankrupt, 3 .. ... a 5 0 Mr. J. Thompson's b f The Heiress, 3 yrs.... of the incorporation only who are members of the and that, on the p sentation of any memorial for The NURSERY PLATE of 80 eons. for two yelrs old. A winner Hof any handicap after the publication of the weights (June 21, at '6 p.m.) of the value of 50 sovs. clear to carry 31bs. and £lOO or more, Gibs. extra. The winner 4 o pay 7 sovs. to the fund. Two ovs. entrance. Five furlongs. 18 subs. a 7 2 Mr. Barton's ch c Jim, (late Goldfinder,) by West Australian -Lady Audrey by Pantaloon a 7 2 (in. 61b. ex.) Mr. Dawson's b f Miss Hawley a 6 12 Lord Clifden's bl f by Surplice—New Forest Deer a 6 10 Mr. Johnson's bl I Stunt . a 6 6 Mt. Dawson's b f Annie.. a 6 0 Mr. R. C. Naylor's Satanella The KNowscEv HANDICAP of ssovs each, 3 ft, with 40sovs added, for all ages. The winners of any handicap after the public Ition of the weights, 71b extra ; one mile.. Eight subscribers or no race. Did not fill. Re-opened. To close and name the night preceding at eight o'clock Jack Spring Mr. Stowe Rachel age st I '5..9 0 I Blarney, .... 3..7 61 Confectioner .3_7 0 age st B 3 ..a..6 7 A SELLING STAKES of 5 SOTS each, with 25 sovs added. Two years old 7st, three Bst 81b ; fillies and geldings allowed 2 lbs. The winners to be sold for 100 sovs in the usual way; if entered to be sold for 80, allowed 3 lbs; 60, 6 lbs ; 40, 10 lbs; and 20., 17 lbs. The winner to be sold by auction, and any surplus over the selling twice 7lbs extra. Five furlongs, g Dobbin Dawson's brc Sir William h b) Mr 'Windsor's br c Libellous? 8 I Mr Buchanan's .br f Lady Eglington Mr Saxon's Ratlagoom Mr Barton's ch c Jim Mr Dawson's f Miss Hawley (inc Gib ex).. receding at eight o'clock, to the 100 Hotel, Liverpool. To close and name the n,j,..ght pl Clerk of the Course, at the Water present year once 4lbs, Clifden's b f by Surplice —New Forest Deer .......6 12 Mr Windsor's. b e Little Colonel... - 6 12 Mr Johnson's bk f Smut ....6 10 Mr Barber's Miss Lucy .... 6 10 Mr Dawson's b f Annie .... 6 6 Mr Barber's Ellen .. . 6 2 Mr R. C. Naylor's b f by Loup Garod, dam by Jerry 6 0 Mr R. Eastwood's b c Tommy Noble .. .. (dr ) Mr Grimshaw's br f Be Quick (dr) Nursery . Bentinek Kersey . ORDER OF RUNNING Knowsley No Change in the Betting an incorporation of the mercantile marine service, your memorialists may be heard concerning it by their counsel, agents, and witnesses.' The council having attentively watched - the proceedings of other parties engaged in the The following are the arrivals, up to the present, for prosecution of a charter having apparently the same objects The LIVERPOOL CUP, in specie, value 200 sovs., added to a Han in view, but based upon principles which would render the dicap Sweepstakes of 25 sovs. each, 15 forfeit. The winner of any service itself liable to be unrepresented in it, and to which, Sweepstakes, Cup, Cup Stakes, or Plate, of the clear value of 500 therefore, your council could not possibly assent, has taken such races , after the lno weights ap h pe t ar h. (Ju . ne 7, at 11 a.m.), s h lb.; two of this means to secure, at the proper time, a fair hearing for penalty . The ne w.er extra ; of the u this in case trn to iono b r e T t ra e d e e x s tr c e u m p c the service, when the subject comes to be discussed before Ascot Stakes, Northumberland Plate or Cumberland Plate, 101 b. the Board of Trade. The council fears that, owing to the extra ; or of any other Handicap race of the value of 200 sovs. changes in Parliament and the now late period of the session, clear, 31b., of 400, 511)4' or of any two of such last-mentioned han it cannot be expected to obtain this year a revision of the d sovs. towards extra. ar cu the T h e e . winner enses of f o t h p e a y 0 3 n 0 sovs. rse to n e t h se e e j o u n d a ge t , o and re 20 icaP v s s ' Merchant Shipping Act; but the alterations sought to be ceive 50 sovs. out of the P stakes. Two miles; 76 subs., 45 of whom made in the portions of the act effecting the service, will declared and pay 5 sovs. each. continue to be kept under the attention of the proper The highest weight accepting being Bst. lib., it has been raised departments of the Government, and wilt be pressed forward to Bst. 121 b., and the others in proportion. at every available opportunity, the necessary evidence a a 7 7 ii.Vl ( tAg e t n 9) B . i llr f . i l i l y ai a mar rorn d e 's i l i w y c rg Wrestler, 4 yrs .. having been long ready. The attention of shipowners is €' 6 9 Mr. Rigbyrs ch c Royal Sovereign, 4 yrs a 3 being called to the benefits arising from the register kept a 6 1 1 1 la r v g e t n e ' a s v c e h s ncaNsezecasßtlaen,kryuprat, 3 yrs .. in the rooms for masters, officers, and engineers desirous off The following have been scratched for the Cup • 12, 4 p.m. ; Longrange, July 12th, 2 p.m. obtaining situations The council has also to call the attention of the, members of the association to this subject ; for it is certain that its usefulness is only partially known, especially to officers and engineers, or there would be many more connected with the association and availing them selves of this privilege: The council has had under its consideration the question of obtaining more commodious and more advantageously situated premises for the use of the members; but no further action will be taken with reference to this subject until a satisfactory opportunity arises of digrosing of the lease of the present premises, which expires in June, 1860; and before making any change, due regard will be had by the council to the financial position of the asssociation, A. memorial, which has been signed by the chairman on behalf of the associa tion, is about to be presented to the Mersey Docks and Harbour Boar& that steps may be taken to prevent'the present system of boarding-house-keepers and others getting on board vessels -in the river, and supplying seamen with liquor, in order to decoy them to their houses has long been felt a serious evil, injurious to the shipowner and commander, by undermining the authority of the latter over his crew,. and exposing the vessel to the chance of injury, while it is demoralising to the whole service_ The attention of the members is called to the scheine for the further usefulness of the association, as set forth in a letter in the Liverpool Albion of Monday. The council believes that a large portion of this scheme can be carried out with advantage THURSDAY, JULY 14, —Herne, July to the association as a body, with profit as members and as individuals, at comparatively slight expense , and• under the warm approval of every one interested in the promotion and extension of the scientific, social, and geographical information and resource's of the country." The report was adopted, and this terminated the business, - " 4 > --- ----. GREEBA CASTLE ACADEMY, DOUGLAS, ISLE OE MAN.—This is the most delightful and beautiful spotany where to be found on the lovely island, and is universally acknowledged to be the healthiest. Few schools can offer so many advantages of situation and comfort as the above. It will be found in ev4ry respect suitable for the residence and education of the son- of the gentry. First-class masters provided for each branch of instruction. Prospectuses, with copper-plate engraving of the castle, may be had on application. The midsummer vacation will terminate on the 30th July. Pupils conducted to and from Liverpool by one of the masters, and to their residences, if required. tts ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH WOOLWICH LINE.— On Sunday evening, about nine o'clock, an alarming accident occurred on the London and North Western line of the Eastern Counties Railway Company, happily unattended with fatal results. It appears that the quarter past eight train to Woolwich left Bishopgate station in due time. In turning a sharp curve, near Stratford, the tire of the engine wheel tiew off, and the shock threw the engine completely off the rails. o It d ragge d t h e tra i n w i t h it f or a s h ort d i stance, It 7/ling up th e li ne, an d _ v i o l ent l y s h a ki ng t h e passengers. s supposed that had the tire come off the engine at the beTaib:linfkrmomentb,enboi?;thpitriegeicould possibly have saved the whole engine no been p p r i o tte d d in to g n a t d a ep ra th o lf t p h 4 i c r e t , y tteet; mostor sPtioyscequences would have ensued. PONTEFRACT RACES.-YESTERDAY The BA.nswourn . 111 - xT CUP, value 25 sovs., added to a Sweep stakes of 5 sovs each (2 ft to the fund) ; three year olds 9st 71b, four 10st 121 b, five list 71b, six and aged 12st ; mares and geldings allowed 31b; winners in 1858 and 1839 once Sib, twice 71b, thrice 101 b extra; gentlemen riders, professionals Sib extra; one mile and a half ; 9 subs. Dilkoosh Greystock Highland Princess MONETARY AND .OMMERCIAL. LIV/RPOCIL, Tuesday Evening. - The Liverpool. Cotton Maiket Was 'well supplied to-day with all descriptions, and although prices were well maintained, yet there was little animation •apparent. The sales comprised about 12,000 bales, of which. about 3,000 were to speculators and ~for export. The state of the Liverpool Share Market was considerably affected to-day, by the probabilities of peace,, and - upon the whole showed tolerable firmness and but little fluctuation, the following being the quotations of the business done : —Birkenhead, Lan cashire and Cheshire, - 73 Eastern Counties, 11 13-16 ; Great Western, 581 • Lancashire and York shire, 951; London and North Western, - 941, 95, 951 ; Do. . one-eighth shares, 1, 1 1-16 ; Man chester, : - Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 371- 0 '34 371 ; Midland, 1931, 1031 ; York Capital Stock, 7 , 14 ; North Staffordshire, 31 d ; South Eastern, 21,-„ 211, 21 1:1-16, 211, 21 11-16, 211 ; Dutch Rhenish, 51 d; Great Luxemburg constit., 6 1-16. In reference to the Liverpool Corn Market of to day, Messrs. Fowler and Frean say :-- " This morning's market brought more country Wheat buyers than for some time past, and the trade in this .grain was more cheerful than expected; sales were made at fully id. per 701bs. over the rates of Friday last. As regards Oats, Barley, Beans, Peas, and Maize, we repeat former quotations, with net much life in the demand for either ; same applies to Sack Flour, as also toOatmeal." ZPith regard to the state of the Grain Trade of America, the same firm states : " New York advices to 28th June are with us, and a better feeling seems entertained as regards their Wheat harvest -prospects ; the Grain and Flour Markets rather lower. As a novelty, we note the shipment of 4,362 barrels of Flour to this port." The Manchester Market showed considerable wildness to-day, and sellers were desirous of obtain ing an advance of about 3d on Cloth, and 2- d on Yarns, above the quotations of Tuesday, but the business done was inconsiderable. The Liverpool Produce Market was firm through out the whole of the day. In Sugar no disposition was shown to operate, and scarcely any transactions took place. The London Stock Market opened without anima tion, but subsequently improved, and prices for Public Securities finally closed as follows :—Consols for Money, and for Account, 95'a, 9511 Three per Cents., 961, 961 ; Bank Stock, 220, 222; Exchequer Bills, Large and Small, 24 to 27 pm. The London Share Market opened dull; but im proved with Consols, and finally left off at the follow ing quotations :--.Ambergate, 5,, 6i ; Caledonian, 82. 83; Preference, 102, 104 ; Eastern Counties, 59, 60 ; East Lancashire, 94, 96 ; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 72, 74 ; Great Northern, 103, 1031 ; Do. A, 85, 87 ; Do. B, 130, 132 ; Great Western, 58, 59 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 96, 97 ; Brighton, 112, 114 ; North Western, 95, 96 ; South Western, 95, 96 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 37, 38 ; Midland, 103, 104 ; North British, 56, 57 ; Preference, 109, 111; North Eastern Berwick, 93, 93, 1 5 -- ; Leeds, 471, 48 ; York, 74i, 751 ; North Stafford, 31,-, 3K ; South Eastern 72, 721 ; Turkish Sixes, 80, 82 ; Do. Fours, 103, 105 ; Great Western of Canada, 151, 161 ; Ditto New, 51, 41; Grand Trunk of Canada, 81, 9.' The ship Monica arrived here to-day from Mel bourne, with 33,790 ounces of gold dust. The demand for Calcutta and China . having increased, whilst the supplies are limited, the price of bar silver has advanced to 620 per ounce standard, and that of dollars to 601 d per ounce. The rise in the former case is td, and in the latter id. The news from Mexico, describing impediments which have been interposed to the passage of a large mass of silver now on the way to the coast, has excited a good deal of attention. The exchange at Calcutta is about 1 per cent. more favourable, and that at Hong-Kong 3 per cent. worse. The rates are quoted below ; _ _ By Present Mail. By Previous Mail. Calcutta 2s Old to id 2s Ll to 1-4-d Hong Kong ..4s 10f,c1 to lid 4s 9d to 9-41 Shanghai 6s 7d to 71c1 6s 7d to 74d The - advices from Calcutta. continue to characterise the prospects of the 5,000,0001. Five-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan now open there as " hopeless." Amsterdam Short FOREIGN EXCHANGES, 11; to 11 ... 121- Ditto, 3 months . 11 ... 14} 11 144 Rotterdam Antwerp 25 ... 10 ~. 25 15 Brussels ... . _ 25 ... 10 :: 25 .. 15 Hamburgh 13 ... 3+ ... 13 ... 4 Paris Short Ditto, 3 months 'Marseilles Frankfort Vienna Trieste St. Petersburg . Madrid The loss of the steamer Argo, of 2,315 tons regis ter, and 500 horse-power, will fall upon Lloyd's to the extent of 30,000/, and upon insurance Offices for a further sum of 10,0001. The Argo was originally built for the defunct General Screw Steam Shipping Company, was afterwards transferred to the Euro pean and American Steam Company, and finally became the property of Mr. Howard, of Manchester, by whom she was lent to the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Company. Advices have been received- from Suez that 550 bales of silk, worth about 50,0001., have been saved in good condition from the wrecked steamer Alma, and placed on board her Majesty's steamer Furious, which left .Moorshedgerah for Aden on the 24th June. Much of the baggage had likewise been saved and forwarded to Aden. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week.„,„a4 increase of 2,0421. The weekly traffic WelithVgle4 he Great Western Railway of Canada, redeMititiii day, shows a de se of 976/. sterling. A-na/1 2/., making 13/. Wiid - , 2 -14 to be paid on the shares' in the Pernambuco Railway Company on the 15th of August._ The half-yearly meeting of the Scottish Australian Investment Company is called for the 29th instant. A second special, meeting of the Midland Counties Insurance Company is called for the 27th instant, to approve (or otherwise) the proposed purchase of the fire business of the Kent Mutual Insurance Society, The half-yearly interest is advertised on the Seven per Cent. Obligations of the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company. The official advertisement adds that " the payment of the interest on the 8 per cent. Preference Shares, is for the present necessarily suspended." _ Creditors of the Great Western Iron Company (Limited) are required to prove their claims before the Bristol Bankruptcy Court. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 21st inst. for the supply of 50,000 pairs of shoes, 20,000 gallons of vinegar, and 200 tons of soap. Mr. F. W. Cosens' circular states that " The advices to the present from the various European wine producing districts are much less favourable than they were at this period last year. From Portugal they report that the oidium has appeared in the Douro vineyards, and that under no circumstances can the crop be even as good as that of 1858. From France the oidium is reported in many districts. At Cognac the flowering of the vines has not progressed favourably." The following particulars of the progress of the Tal low Market during the past week is from the weekly circular of Messrs. Colchesters and Woolner : " The Tallow Market was steady during the early part of the week, and prices in all positions were well main tained ; but on receipt of the news that an armistice had been agreed upon, the price at once gave way, and for a moment there were few buyers to be found ; 55s was, however, offered, and at this some business was done, and at 54s for immediate delivery. Many parties who had bought in anticipation of still further complications on the Continent at once sold out, and this produced the decline. The price at St Petersburg., however, remains very high, being last quoted at 56 silver roubles on the spot, 55 silver roubles August, and 54 September. The exchange was 347, being rather higher; it was expected that the chance of peace would still further improve the exchange, the cost of importing tallow at the last price quoted on the spot would be 59s pee cwt. To-day the market continues de pressed, with but little doing; 64s is the nearest quotation on the spot, and for the month 54s 6d ' • Aug. and Sept. 65 8; last three montbs 54s 6d; Sheep, Odessa, 545; beef 54s to 54s 6d; South Anniican 52s ta-Otiown tallow net 'cash." _ _ _ The rise in the Stock Exchange &as made further progress. The hopes of peace have decidedly strengthened. An European 'Congress will, it is presumed, take the Italian 'question in hand. A rise in the French Funds of 2 per cent., combined with a corresponding movement in the other Con tinental markets, gave a sensible stimulus to confidence this morning, and it fresh advance of 2 per cent. ; Consols accordingly rose per cent. In most of the other markets, especially those for Foreign Stock's and Lombardo-Venetian Railway Shares, a further considerable rise took place. At Amsterdam to-day, Austrian Metalliques showed a further rise of 31 per cent. In Lombard-street to-day, the supply of money was very large. At the Bank business was moderate. In the Foreign Stock Market there was a decided revival of busi ness. Telegrams from St. Petersburg announce heaviness in the market for produce,, in consequence, of the pacific news. The bullion operations at the Bank to-day were trifling. The demand for gold for exportation continues active.—. Daily News City Article, Monday _Evening. _ The great rise on the French bourse strengthens the general conviction that peace has been decided upon, and the funds consequently opened with a great increase of buoyancy. Consols were quoted within 1 per cent. of the price at which they stood just before the Ist of January, when the peace of Europe was wholly undisturbed. The necessity for national defences having been only partially recog nised, there was no prospect of increased taxation when the stock of bullion in the Bank of England was nearly a million in excess of that now held. It is expected that the £1,923,000 which remains to be issued of the Indian loan of £7,000,000 will be formally offered for public tender. The Opinion, from the West Coast of Africa, has brought £2,400. Mnes City Article, Monday Evening. N)USTRIAL WHOM:S i COMMITTEE The proceedings of this toraittee having been read, Mr. Peck observed that the - manner in which the g ved into the schools was very imperfect. Ile shotid all be received in the first suggested that the stor most -competent to deal will letn, and then be drafted into 3ols upon an application from the master. The=Chairman thought the chock epon the reception of the set stores was perfect, except as reg d the et ing depart- Whitty suggested that Mr. Peck should bring for The proceedings were confirmed FINANCE. COMMITTEE The pro( ,nos of ;this committee involved the appoint- ent of a registrar of' births and deaths for Great 'George's of Mr. Bradshaw, promoted. The ;, in the room candidates selected were Mr. John Lodge, who had formerly been a cottage-rate uperintendent of the vagrant she Wilson, who ha, collector, and was more recently the and Mr. George Three ran The PoSrrintAcT HANDICAP of 10 sovs each, h ft, and only 3 if declared, with 30 added ; the second to save bis stake, and the winner to . 'pay 10 sovs towardi expenses ; winners of any han4 value 100 sovs after June 14 .51b, of two, or of a handicap val sovs 81b, or of the Great West Riding Handicap 10lb exi* (extreme Penalty); one mile ;27 subs, Bof whom declared. :4, Sack Spring Lottery . Bourgeoise Five ran. The INNICREPERS' Pr.trE of 25 sovs, added to a Sweepstakes of 3 sovs each, for two year olds and upwards; T.Y,C. Jenny Dean Recta3e Moulvie Three ran TILE PARK HILL 'TAKES of 5 sovA each, with 50 added, for two . _ year olds : colts 83t 71b, fillies Bst 31b ; winners once 31b, twice Mb, thrice or of the Londesborough Stakes on the first day 71b extra; starters twice that never won allowed 31b; the winner to pay 10 sovs towards expenses; the second to receive 25 soya out of the stakes, and the third to save his stake; T.Y.C. ; 30 'subs. The Drone Viatka Barnten The CONSOLATION SCRAMBLE HANDICAP. of 3 sous each (1 ft. to the fund), with 21 added; the second to save his stake; T.Y.C. Prime Minister Coxwold Greystoek Eleven ran The CASTLE PLATE (Handicap) of 30 sovs, for all ages after July 4 51b extra ; the winner to be sold for 30 sovs. winners T.Y.C. Howtowdee Quiet Lad . Miek Three ran The CASTLEFORD STAKES of 5 sous each, with 25 added; two year old . ; 7st, three 9st ; fillies and geldings allowed 31b, &c. ; the second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 5 sous towards expenses; T.Y.C.; 7 subs I G v o r l e d n en Drea.m. Prologue Four ran GEORGE ABDALE, late trainer and jockey to Lord Zetland, died on Monday last. ADVERTISEMENT. A. M. executes Commissions on all the principal Races, on receipt of Cash or Post-office order. A. M. will guarantee all winnings, charging a Commission of Five per Cent. Address A. M., NORTHERN TIMES office, Liverpool. as - BANKRUPTS. John Hartham Wheelock, Chester, silk throwster. John Large, Boxley, near Maidstone, miller. Henry Smart, Tic . hbourne-street, Haymarket, London, dealer in pictures. Win. Twee Miller Devonshire-square, merchant. Jonn Rimgdrigi,on and Samuel Itimmington, Kingston upon-Hull. William Newth, Credky Heath, Staffordshire, miller. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-JULY 12 SUGAR : Some disposition has been shown to do business, but owing to the firmness of holders no transactions have taken place. MOLASSES AND RUM : Nothing has been done. COFFIIIL : At public sale, 1,200 - bags Rio with all faults, went off chiefly at 43s to 49s for repacked ordinary mixed to good quality ; first class damaged realised 46s per cwt. CocoA: The Trinidad offered was not sold. RICE : We have nothing to notice. DYEWOODS : 150 tons Maracaibo Fustic £5 to arrive. ASHES : No sales; 28s asked for Pots. NITRATE OF SODA unchanged. SALTPETRE : Nothing done. BRIMSTONE: 100 tons good seconds sold at £7 17s 6d to £8 per ton. ARGOLS : 8 cases Perugia white, at 978 6d. CUTCH : Small sales at 6d. OILS : Palm at £46 ; in Olive, nothing has transpired. TALLOW : P.Y.C. at 56s 6d; and South Ainerica at 56s for fine. ROSIN : 1,400 barrels common taken at £3 10s, and 200 barrels medium at 9s. SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE dull at 375. SEEDS : 500 bags Bombay Linseed at 48s 6d (double bags), and 100 bags fair brown Rape at 42s 63 per quarter. JUTE: At auction, 500 bales middling to good sold at £5 5s to £l7 lOs per ton. HEMP : The Manilla offered was all withdrawn. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET. Hay. old Os. 7d. to Os. 10d. Ditto, new Ditto. cloves Green clover Vetches Os. 2 d. to Os. 3d. Straw, wheat Ditto. oats ..... .. ... ...... ..... Ditto, barley Os. 2d. to Os. 2id. Oats, in straw Os. Od. to Os. 0 . Potatoes, pink eyes.... Ditto, Kemps Ditto, Whiterocks Ditto, Flukes Ditto, Balshaw Ditto, Boldrums Ditto, seedlings Ditto, cattle Turnips Carrots Manglewurzel .. Manure LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-JuLy 12 There has been a good demand for cotton to-day, but holders offer so liberally that, although prices are well maintained, the market shows comparatively little anima tion. The sales—including 30 Pernambuco, 81d ; 20 Maranham, 8d; 100 Bahia, 7t i d ; 200 Egyptian, 71d to 81d ; 1,500 Surat, 40 to 50—are reported 12,000 bales— of which 3,000 are on speculation and for export. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-JULY 12 At this morning's market there was rather a good atten dance of millers, most of whom have worked their stocks low, and, at length induced by the reduction in prices, have purchased to a fair extent ; the depression of last week has been partially recovered, and trade closes firm, with gene rally a better tone ; prices may be written Id. to 2d above those submitted to on Friday. The inquiry for flour is con fined to fresh parcels, with steady retail sale at the reduction of Is. per sack, as quoted on Friday. Beans and oats are difficult of sale, withoat apparent change in value. Oat meal steady, rather more country demand. Indian corn taken off to a moderate extent itt somewhat higher rates. ROBERT MAKIN• & SONS; MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.-JULY 12 The excited feeling which prevailed in our market, on Friday last has somewhat subsided, particularly as regards cloth. Yarns, on the other hand, may be quoted a farthing higher, at which a fair business is doing. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET -JULY 12 Sugar steady. Barbadoes sold rather dearer. Coffee quiet, no public sales to-day. Tea quiet ; common Congou nominally ls 3d : trade in suspense' as to duties. -Rice flat. Saltpetre flat. Nothing doing. Indigo sales going off with spirit ; about 14,000 passed : 600 sold at par to shade. BOROUGH HOP MARKET-JULY 12 Owing to the favourable accounts from the plantations, the hop trade is in a depressed state, and the duty is estimated at £240,000. LONDON TALLOW MARKET-JULY 12 No change to-day. Spot and all July . 54s ; August and September 50s 3d to 50s 6d ; October and December 54s 9d to -55 s HIPPING INTELLIGENCE' Tins DAY HIGH WATER. Morn. Even. Heigh 28.... 10 49 ..13 3 WINID At Livxnroot,...N.W. _N. N.W .Light air LONDON MINING MARKET-JULY 12 The mining market is still fairly active. Grambier and St Aubyn shares are officially marked in the Stock Ex change 63, and Wheal Basset 172. There have likewise been transactions in shares in the undermentioned British mines, viz. :—East Basset,• Great South Tolgus, Kelly Bray, West Park, Retallack, Wheal Margaret,' and Ding Dong. Fortuna Mining shares are still inquired for, and are officially marked 2 and 2k. Bon Accord Copper are steady, and have been dealt in at par and k prem. LONDON MONEY MARKET.-JULY 12, Consols very steady all morning at 958 to 951, with little or nothing doing. Shares very inactive but firm, without the least change. French and Canadian remain unchanged ; new Lombards, 1 to 2. LEEDS CORN MARKET.-JULY 12, The business passing in wheat to-day is very limited, although factors would concede a decline of is to 2s per quarter from Friday's prices. Other articles were dull, and prices tend downwards. HULL CORN MARKET -Amy 12 Weather fine and warm. Farmers being pretty generally engaged with hay-making, we have but a moderate attend ance at market to-day. Supplies, however, both of English and foreign, are good. Wheat moves off slowly at a decline of 3s per qr. Beans, peas, and oats the turn cheaper. Linseed cakes without change. NEWCASTLE CORN _Ai ARKET.--JuLY 12. Thin attendance of buyers ; little business at opening, but more was done in wheat towards the close at 2s per quarter less than Saturday. Norfolk flour quiet; prices 31s 6d to r— ooiik CORN MARKET.--JULY 12. Red wheat, 21s to 245; barley, 12s; oats, 12s 6d to 15s GLASGOW IRON MARKET,--JULY 12 No. 1, warrants, and makers iron, 52s to 52s 3d ; No. 3 not quoted. Market steady. Shipped this week, 10,300 tons ; corresponding week last year, 11,700 tong. ARRIVED Anna, Smit . lceland Advance, Child ..N Orleans Alida - Denmark B armah, Beckwith .Pen sacola Azorian, Doughton.. D unk irk City of Nantes (ss) ..Nantes Felix Monte Video Eclipse Emily, Annes Nantes Methlew, Davis Rebecca Maria Johanna Zigzag . Cr - usaaer (barque) Castine (ship), La Plata Callao EXTRACTS. LIVERPOOL, July 12, 185 9 , 4 ,. LLOYDS, July 12.—Eastern State, Halifax to' T- 40 .. m w damaged at Yarmouth ; Sylphide, Bay Chalem to HOS lost at Hamburg Island; Eenbrig; Alexandria to - Qll€7 l town, foundered at sea; Zitella, from Jersey to Arahe"'' ashore at Therore-aux-Maisods ; Abby Blanchard, fr ' New Orleans, on fire at Bordeaux. to MONTE VIDEO, May 31.—The captain of the port received express orders not to allow any loaded vessel, cora l ' from Buenos Ayres to enter, and that for the future correspondence cannot be carried on but by vessels of lc , A violent gale at SW has just set in, and it is feared th at will occasion serious damage. HONG KONG, May 21.—The Julia, Millar, hence Foo-choo-fop, put back, May 19th, missed stays in t symoon passage, and was driven on shore in seven 0 water, and may be detained a week or ten days. ALiBITIME ANTWERP. July 10.—Intelligence from Alexandria. o the 30th of June, states :—The steamer Silistria, beloog n 4 to the Ottoman Gempany, for Constantinople, with passengers, foundered at sea, June 23 ; 77 passeng v 4,, perished. It appears that the master, and Turkish et, assassinated and plundered the Christian passengers the salvage. It is supposed that the Kars steamer, bell, ing to the same company, has also been lost. She left Co stantinople 32 days since with 300 passengers. AMSTERDAM, July 8. - The Amsterdam (s), from Ilanibl for this port, which was stranded off Terschelling April was floated on the 6th inst. Ship and machinery in 1 1 P . ' rate order. _ At MEVAGISSEY, CORNWALL, July 9. Picked up off °; Dodman—A great quantity of wreck, deck plank, bean l o cabin doors, &c., also a feather bed tye ; apparently a sti piece of stern board with " P E.," just like the two letters of a name, about fonr inch letters, yellow ; a ls° l topgallant sail, but no name on it ; it would appear to b e vessel blown up, by some means, or otherwise run do if the latter, it must have been a dreadful collision, as It' i .; / bolts are rent assunder, and the deck and other planks , knocked in such small pieces, makes it appear almo st , mystery. It must have occurred in the early part of week, as there is not the least scum, nor appearance el being long in the water. YARMOUTH, N.S.. June 25. —The brigantine Frail!': Doane, Allen, from Boston, ran on shore on Chebogue Pol e l June 18, and is a total wreck. Part of cargo saved; 1 0 rials, &c., will be sold at auction 28th June. ST JOHN, N. 8., June 25.—The brigantine Everg from Barbadoes to . this port (molasses), has been abandoo, on shore near Barrington (N.S.), but is now dischargi ll ' and is expected to be got into Pubnico (N.S.). The bri tine Frances Doane, from Boston for Yarmouth, has bee lost on Chebogue Point ; crew saved. • SUEZ, June 30.-550 bales of silk from the Alma (s good condition, were taken on board R.N. steamer Flail; which left Moorshedgerah June 24 for Aden. Much of baggage bad been saved and sent to Aden. C.? NEW YORK, June 30. 2 --The screw steamship Argo, W 11 ';, sailed from this port on the 23rd instant for Galor, via St. John's (N.F.). has been wrecked at. Trepassy 13 L ei and will prove a total loss. No particulars of this'diss''m have yet come to hand, but it is announced ;that passengers and crew have all been saved. et BOSTON, June 29.-The ship Robert Treat, Treat, be2 / 0 ! for Adiramichi, to load for Europe, got on, shore on Island, and has become a wreck. The Robert Treat bell, to New York, and is 649 tons The brig Francei from Boston for Yarmouth (N.S.), has been. lost ,u p Chebogue Point ; crew saved. The Eastern State (s), arrived on Saturday from Halifax left that port of Tues, last at 1 p.m., and on the same night, at 12 o'clock, & lt ' a a thick fog, she ran on a led ge o f roc k s o ff R agge d Is' ia g The boats were immediat e ly go t rea d y, an d th e p ass er d , provide" with life preservers, in case they might be requir, e t but after being on the ledge nearly two hours, the sterw g l came off into deep water, and arrived at Yarmouth ( 14 ;"A i i .i on the 22nd inst an t, an d l e f t aga i n on the 24t h . Th e r ude was partially disabled, but being temporarily secured, rendered serviceable. The damage to the ship canno t serious, as she did not leak b a dl y . N o blame- can attached to Captain Killam or his officers. as the ro l 4 o ordered, on account of the weather, was more somberly usual.. The fault evidently was in the compasses, Nvhl c o since the accident, have been found to be extremely defecti l The packet ship London,' of Grinnell, Minturn, and 4, line of packets, capsized and filled while lying at Pier ;,1 East River, New York, on Saturday evening. She 11 6 been unloaded and her' ballast out, when some cask water having rolled down on the p or t s id e s h e f e ll over: °, ,4 the pier, and her port bein g o p en s h e filled. She has sn , been raised and the water pumped ou t. Th e b r i g Rio t ," ) ; of Sunderland, from Newh aven t o Mi ram i e hi , was tots , lost at White Head (N.S.) on the 10th instant. VESELS REPORT. Report-of the Zinag, S from Mazagan, arrived here: sP ° the following vessels : June 26.---The Argo (schooner), off Cape St. Vincent. June 26.---The J ess i e , o ff Cape St. Vincent. Jnne 26.---The Arrow, off Cape St. Vincent. June 26.---The Spy (of Penzance), homeward bound, Cape St. Vincent. July 6:---The Ann Jane, from Malaga for Liverpool , lat 48 52, lon 8 54 W. July 6.---The Casseterides (barque), from Liverpool 0 Limq, in lat 49 11, lon 8 32 W. July 8.---The Zouave (schooner), from Glasgow for _MicaOt' in lat 50 23 W, lon 7 30 W. •g, July 10.---Th e S ummer hill (b arque ),' off Tuskar, beari - E.N.E., 30 miles. 0 11 July 11.---The Lady E vre , f rom Li ver p oo l f or B om bay, Tuskar, bearing W by N, 10 miles. OITTPORTS. 4 1 DEAL, July 12.—P asse d an d anc h ore d : Commel.L Code N. G W, from westward to London ; Euxine, London to KUrrachee ; Vordardts (barque), from Medi° , ranean to Baltic ; Speranga, from Berdianski to Londo tl ; Edward, from Newcastle to Singapore ; Samuel Boddingt ° from Colombo to London ; Morning Star r from Antigua 10 London; Nanamy, from Havannah to London; Albe from London to Trinidad ; King Phillip, from Calcutta London ; Echo, from Bombay to London ; Don Juan, Al Santander to London ; Hilda, to Pernambuco. S a ile 6 j Margaret Evan, to New Ymk ; St. Julian, from Sunder o to Nantes. GRAVESEND, July 12.--=Arrived : ' The Levant, Frederickshaven ; Scar, from Frederickshaven ; EdW Hawkins, from Cronstadt ; Sir Win. Peel, from Marseill'. Sailed : The Mersey, to Madras ; Conqueror, to Coloin l2° ' Concordia, to Rotterdain ; Scotia, to Corfu. QUEENSTOWN, July 12.—Arrived : Iside, from Brien Ayres; Tutte .per Il Meglio, Monte Video; Franz B a ne!: Stralsund; Saxon, Venice; 'Flying Eagle, Alexandri . , ° ' Young Dixon, Venice ; Olive, Smyrna ; Kron Minn Louise, Gibraltar ; Alert, Venice ; Sparte, Rio Grande, s li , went to Liverpool; Olivia, Rio Grande, and went a Liverpool ; Reliance (tug) . , and went to Liverpool; Belo a °l Buenos Ayres; Seder, Varna ; Zeal, Rio Grande. O P: Negociator, from Rangoon; Greendina, Alexandria; Syria n Rio Grande; Duchess, Venice; Royal, Odessa; Unit Taganrog; Mathilde, Barbara, Agghero, Isis, Rio Grano' Sailed : Sunshine, for Hamburgh;• Elgin, Bristol ; Globt' London. BELFAST, July 12,-Sailed: Witton, and Promise, f ir Cardiff; Augustin, Trotan. • GREENOCK, July 12.—Arrived : Demerara, from Tr i i f tl e dad; Miramichi, Quebec. Sailed : William B u rley, I , ° ; Trinidad ; Jatne Stewart, Newfoundland ; Inkermann, Thomas ; St. Elmo (ss), Nantes. FOREIGN PORTS Pilar, Perig, and Jose Maria, Arista, hence at Matano Empress, Lyon, hence at St. John, N.B. Port Wallace, hence at Cienfuegos. Paraganza (ss), hence at Oporto. Sarah, Waterson, and Ganges, Dunn. hence at Gibraltar• Frankfort (ss), Joy, hence at Gibraltar, and left for Naple'd Tranz, and Eliza, from Alexandria at Gibraltar, and clear e for Liverpool. Thessalia (ss), Flinn, from Smyrna at Malta, and sailed 4 ' July for Liverpool. Heatherbell, from Hobart Town ; Queen of India, all 3 Royal Charlie, from Melbourne, all hence at Madras. 0. Aalotar, hence, and Lady Douglas, from Clyde, at Rang° Calder, Griffiths, from Macao at Singapore. Annandale, hence at Anjer, for Hong Kong. Volta, hence at Teneriffe, and sailed for Hong Kong. Eliza, Rumney, sailed from Barcelona for Cadiz June 27• ,„ Gem of the Seas, Miller, sailed from Barcelona for J Janeiro June 27. Norway, Hubbard, sailed from Barcelona for Cardiff June 2 1/ ' Lady Napier, sailed from Barcelona for Garrucha June 0' Iron Ycirl Preigb itroel, pack The PERK ARAI ASIA CAN PERE ARAI k APR'