Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-31 00:00:00

. 4.1 f._. ; ..s. _ ...,,...,.... _,- .............-.-.......... . . . _ .. _ _ ~ - • A . • • „ . ' • 4 NC . . • . ;-4 , • . - • . 58 575. to s• • 220, barr Exuntertint . al..es. On ,`tile. ; , . Lard, i 7 , 11d. Small sales'of Sprits a • — PIG IRos.--No busixess ; Oti SALE, THIS DAY. - The. Ship NABOB, .. and buyers at 525. 3d. n ,l 3O feet s,loths, • • - This Day. the 31st instant, at Twelve o'thek, at Browne, United States LIVERPOOL CORN M. breadthuit in the Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street, e 6 t .1 3 0 - t l h O s t h ; s b , - :-- 7 : -- - in 1815 ; has just come out of the graving, dock, 3'50 1ia,,.. ,, , 13engaL RICE. 711•10 '6 ,6ciPt l o;e7t. t h b 2o l44 feet fe ' uohly overhauM boottopped and Apply to BROWNE; HUNTER, & CO.,.,Brokers. Where she has been more , ~ , ' ' s d A •' newly sheathed withyellOw me,:,...., and ,s now c.as..e . lin red We had brilliant weather i, Ind a h ew mainmast put in; she •is a large become wild and broken ; silo - Second Day's Sale. for rive year, ; , . . • 1 is - well suited for the Australian •or other Ira •'.es. - frequent, but followed by stro carrier, am . On account of S. Boult and Edward Higgins, Emirs., Trustees . ? , Dock —For further particulars, inventories ' ' Lying in Salthoase . , , 'moderate supply them - has - be for whom it may concern. &a apply to - This - Day, the 31st i-. - stint, at One o'clock, at the - •' ici, J. WILSON, 6, 'York-buildings, Liverpool. tths • every branch of the trade ; pil ..Broker's Office, 5, Rumford-street, . - • . . - - • most, articles ; .4ndian :Cori A Large Quantity of Loose American COTTON, FOR SALE, saved from the late fire. a Love-lane ; 17.•ing in Leigh and , , The fine Br4antine TRUE BLUE'; ~ upheld the adirancer, inuticOnt Whitley's Yard, opposite the ruins.—Apfl vto •,,4 152 26-100ths tons per register, 224. 41,94 t h s tons 'or present consumption the di H. .TN WEBSTER. Broker. - p a ti% O.U.‘ . Dimensions:, Length 96, feet, breadth 24 By last advices American II „ j i e feet 18-100ths, depth 12 feet. Built at St. Peter'S, prices were boa • nning to appr ... • - ...,-..--7-- , --7--. P.E.1., and launched in October last ;is of hand- - • • . TO-MORROAV. some model, well found in stores, and sails : fast ; lying' in There was a thin attendant Brunswick Dock.—For inventories apply to • a slow tedious demand. . Mil To-morrow, the Ist September, at One o'clock, at the • , DAVID CANNON; SONS, & CO. a3 - ' chiefly from_good_French Red Broker's Office, 22, Tower-buildings, North, _ 150 Tons VALONIA, • '- ' being a decline of fully Pd. I) & Co., ex Clara Louisa, from'Smynra.—Apply to Messrs. Cavafy , MONE'rARY AND COMMERCIAL. - , day. Flour was 6d.'per'sack Merchants ;or to SAMUEL BECKWITH, Broker. • . - --. had a limited inquiry, t at e Fri TO-morrow, the Ist Sept . at Twelve o'clock , at Bro w ne, • - TUESDA Y EVENING.. former and 2d. on latter. I Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street , . end' barley ' la. per •' - cent'al. , ' • too Cases CASTOR OIL, inc Cotton Market remains without any plate • _ moderate sale, at former pric( 800 Bags MYRABOLAyS. • Apply to BROWNE, lIUNTLI ,, & CO., Brokers. 1 nal chan g e. There is a fair demand, and prices small supply. Wheat mostly , . o'clo:_k at the sell ; Red 7s. .3.d. to Bs. 6d. ; -To-morrow, the Ist sept., at Twelve , i are maintained at niday's currency. The sales Oats, 6s. Bd."to 7s. 4d. ;6d. Ta Brokers,' Office, ' " , ,OGO Bags Bombay LINSEED, to-day were 5,000 bales. meal, 12s. Gd to 12s. 11d. pe RAPE and NIGER SEED, • 2,000 Bags now landing.—APPLY to The Liverpool Share Market has been in 'a IMPORTS AND ITTI FDA . T F Sr - T. sr H. L . . . . C 0.,., Brokers. Most inanimate condition to-day ; and alth oug h From the 95th to the 30th To-morrow, the Ist September, at One o'clock, at the • Brokers' Office,. 18, Hackin's-hey, prices have been supported, no new business has . .. 8 Cases i - • • . -..r. . cs t,'• . , A 68 Bags Para INDIA RUBBER, • • been 'done. , . - . ... ~. ._._ - 7 Casks . . ~.. Ad 0 30 Bags Ceara DITTO, • INTO The garket for the Public -Funds and Secu- -.-- PI ° Pa ~, Il' - LIVERPOOL, --.---- -- now landing ex Princess Royal and Ariel.—Apply to FROM Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. . JACKSON & M'CULLOCIL Brokers, rities was very quiet , to-day, at yesterday's Ireland -539: ... 2014 ... prices. Consols closed. at 954- 'to 95a, for both. Coastwise . ... 6_ 2B ... • FRIDA.Y.Canada & • E otßri. , On Friday next, the 2nd September, at One o'clock, at the money and the account.xchequer Bills 21 to , Co h l.o er ut of i ""•' •" •• Brokers' Sale-room, 35. Dale-street, 24, and the New Th rees a t 961. Europe... .60 Bales Egyptian COTTON RAGS. ' U. States... _ ...I ... • _ Apply to JOHN L. BOWES & BROTHER. , In the London Railway Share Market, to-day, 'Europe,&c. 1660 ... 3386 70C , Egypt On. Friday next, the 2nd September, at Twelve o'clock, at the very little business was transacted; but prices INTO- . . . Brokers' Office, 'Runcorn . 2,000 Bales JUTE.. were very firmly 'maintained, closing at the -- --- - Apply to Messrs. T. and J. Brocklebank, Mordants ;orto . • - ' Total 5673 ' 6 '5428 157 t T. & 11. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers. highest point. Business continues limited, but --- - _ • • • EXPORTS TO On Friday, the 2nd September, at Twelve o'clock, at Browne, purchases predominate. Caledonians are quoted For. Parts. - '5O 1525 ' .'- - . . Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2 Dale-street, •' Ireland 1866 100 Bales Bombay HEMP, ex Hilton, in Stanley Dock. at 851 to 86 ; .Lancashire and Yorkshire, 981; Coastwise - 3 „ - RHEA -FIBRE, ex City of-Manchester. and,North-western, 96 _ . Apply to BROWNE , HUNTER , & CO ., B ro k ers. London l- - • 7 ,9 i , London and ' T.CIVTICIV ASTVitx*E4 1r A OriVridaY next, the 2nd September. at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 11, Oldhall-street, 18 Bales COTTON RAGS, ex Crimean, 7. Bales WOOLLEN RAGS, ex Euphrates. worthy of notice. Will be open for inspection in our Warehouse, Pownall-street. Apply to FERGUSON, HORSLEY, & CO., Brokers. for the leading articles of consumption, at about j South-Isistern, 924, &c In the Produce Markets there is nothing. new A modevat( demand continues I previous :rates Postpo,ed till Friday next, the 2nd Oeptember. :On account of whom it may concern. - On Friday hest ; the 2nd Sept., at half-past One o'clock, at,the Broker's -Office; Corn Exchange-buildings, Brunswick-street, Concluding Sole Of Salvage, from the late fire at the North-- mate state. Shore Mills, .• A Quantity o f FLOUR. RICE, & c: , market w to-day, and prices were generally rather Also, several Pairs-of MILLSTONES, and a large quantity of FRENCH BURRS. Can be i ns p ec t e d on th e morn i ng of tower. 5a1e.....-For other particulars apply to . H. IL GN.DING, Broker. The, London Wool sa l es were b roug h t to a .. . . . . ,. 0:,: account of whom, it may c&icern On Friday next, the 2nd September, at One o'clock, at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildings, Liverpool, About 70 Packages of.very valuable Damaged MANUFAC 'TIMED . d()3D, consisting of Stuffs, Printed, Dyed, Grey and White Cottons, Crossovers, Counterpanes, Hosiery, Blankets, Indies' Felt Hats, -- Haberdashery, &c. ; 280 Boxes Soap, 25 Cases School Slates, Hardware; about 100 Bags Rice, Soda Ash,',Blaeking, - Currants, Corks, &c., saved from the Wreck of the Harlequin, Liverpool to Montreal. kt same time, 78 Pieces Cottons, landed from the Miseltoe. , t the Sheds. for Wrecked Goods, north-east side tc.—For.further particulars apply to PERCIVAL, CAMPBELL. & CO., Brokers to the Liverpool Underwriters' Association. All lying PrinZelibac On account of whom it may colleen]. On Friday next, the 2nd September, at - One o'clock, at the . .Public_Sule: , room,..Exclhange-buildings, • A QUantity of Damaged MANUFACTURED GOODS, namely—about "50 Packages MANUFACTURES, SOO Packages Sundry HARDWARE, • 30 Cases CHEESE, 25 Bales PAPER, - 37 Bundles IRON WIRE, . 45 Cases GLASS, 400 Pack , ges SODA, BLACKLEAD, &c., &c. (TO-174hich - will be added Sundries as they arrive.) . , Ex Harleiluin eeked,) hence for Montreal, &c. Lying at the" Wreck Shed, north end Prince's Dock.—For further par ticulars apply to Messrs. Allan Brothers and Co. ; or to S. DUTTON & NEPHEW, Brokers for Salvage. To be followed by Sales of Iron, Canada Plates, Earthen ware, &c. NEXT W E E IC On Wednesday, the 7th September, at Twelve o'clock,' at Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s Of lee, 2, Dale-street, 500 Bales Bombay MADDER ROOTS. BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers. Apply to The Corn trade remains in a dull and inani- There was very little done at our By order of the Mersey Dock Estate close this evening. There was a 'fair 'attendance of buyers, and prices were unchanged. Low I%rools will be offered for sale - to-morrow and , , I Thursday THE LONDON STOCK EUHANGE LONDON, Tuesday Ev'euing. -The business done in English Securities has . 7 -Overtime Goods sold been of a very limited character, althokrgh the values have not sustained any quotable vartafion. for charges On account of whom it may concern. On Wednesday next, the 7th September, at One o'clock, at th( Brokers' Saleroom, 18, Chapel-street, 25 Bags SUGAR, and SCRAPINGS, 130 Bales COTTON and PICKINGS, • GO Bags RICE and SWEEPINGS, :50 Bales JUTE and Damaged, • 50 Bags RAPESEED, LINSEED, and SWEEPINGS, 50 Bags COFFEE and SWEEPINGS, NITRATE OF SODA, OIL, FUSTIC, LOGWOOD: FIBRE_ Consols opened steadily at the prices of last nig44l, and after a slight fluctuation again became firmer,, the continued purchases of the Bank broker, who has taken another parcel of S:15,000 Consols, as- sisting to same extent hi sustetining the market. Consols for money and account aco quoted at TEA, PEPPER, PIASSAVA, EAU . DE COLOGNE, ic7 " Lying in the Albert Dock Warehouses.—For further particulars apply to DANIEL C. BUCHANAN & CO., Brokers. New Three per Cents., 96 f; Five per i; ditto Annuities, 1114 Inclit Stook On Thursday, the Bth September next, at Twelve o'clock, at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildings, 400 Chests Bengal INDIGO, • •Consisting of goosl Consumers' and Shipping. Apply to Messrs 'Thomas and John Brocklebank, Merchants ; or to T. & H. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers. On Sate. ON SALE, MYRIATIC ACID. BIGLAND; SONS, Bc . JEFFREYS ON SILT REFINED-TABLE SALT, Packed in Hermetic - ally Sealed Earthenware Jars, 89 88k NORTHARN. DAILY TIME% sales of SpiritS . of Turpentind at 345. 6d 001, CORN MARKET.-AUGUST 30 r all last w d and broken ; showers ha been heavy and With a _ . every branch of the trade ; prices have given way upon Indian -Corn , cargoes have ,certainly lance at this day's market, and Millers supplied their wants being a decline of fully 2d. per rental, from last Tues day Flour was 6d.'per'sack lower. Oats'ond Oatmeal , n d Barley 'ld. per • Cental. , - Indian Corn had only a Moderate sale, at former prices. Irish new stuff was in small supply. Wheat mostly soft, and very difficult to sell ; Red 7s. .3.d. to Bs. 6d. ; White, Bs. to 9s. ; . White Oats, 6s. Bd."to 7s. 4d. ; Tawny, Gs. 9d. to 7s. ; Oat meal, 12s. Gd to 12s. 11d. per 100 lbw. IMPORTS AND EXPORTS From the .16th to the 30th August,' 1559, inclusive, 1 1 5 :/ 37 . IQrs : l 2 Q o r l l s i Qrs : Qrs.! Qrs I :4334 7.66 ...I-876 375 ' 6 f342-81-157e1-3-75 ,SksiSacks 932 806 32 T 321 3186 721 ..: 813 11 275 LONDON MINING MARK There was no feature to-day in AUGUST oarket wor market here v) Anew f TIIE _TI been exhibited in the im notice. •-- Herodsfoot - continuei : in goottdemand. - 'Provi dence, West Caradon, and Margaret not so firm. Unity. Ringston DOWiIS, and Kelly Bray, inquired for. The closing quotations' 'are—East - Wheal Russell, 91 9 ; Grambler and St. Aubyn, 50 to 521; Great South Tel- . gus„ 14 to 10; JferodSfOot, 14+1; Hiligston Downs, 4+ z ; Kelly Bray, 24 34.; Providence Mines, 424 45 ; Tamar Consols, 2'4 ; West-Caradon,--13* 135 rWheal • Margaret, 474_50.; Wheal Trelawney, 261 27+ ; W seal Unity, 19sAd.'20s.-6d. of the new si TRADI of - the tea trad earlier than by the ordiiiarY chanii( LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—AuousT 30. The market has again opened with a d u ll appearance, and the public sales are progressing with out spirit Refined lumps 50s. to 525. Corrm----The large public sales are going off steadily. Pn - A.:—Jthe . market is Steaclii.but inactive. artizle is firm, and the public sales went off steadily.. Rum without - alteration. , Co6oA.—TrinktalSOld at 68s. to 725.. SALTPETiIE , GrOIItiMICS dull of sale. hales sold at fully previous§ rates. Markets generality' dull to.-day. is the fittest LONDON TALIWW MARKET.—Atroust Dulness is still the reattu.-c, without any impottaint fluctuation in prices, wllich. :Ire quoted as follows Town tallow, 545. ; Petc7Bburg'Y.C. on the spot, 555 , .. Jd. ; ..leptentber, 555. 6d.. t;) ; October to De centher, 558. 9d. ; ditto septwhtery, 50,, 3d. MANCHESTER MAMET.---I.tuatwr 30. ly two In Kaist6w ; and has been pure 7 - (FROM OUDOW ft N • cittslibsuLlNT.) The' 11Mrket has again assartted: mole activity, and to-day there was a degree of buOyancy not apparent in the last tiro' weeks. For some goods high4vprices have been paill,.and. for 36-in/A white shirting 31 to 6i1.. per piece over - last week's cittotationS' lave' hem obtained. Many makergar'c engageaup to Deoetnber. HULL. CORN MARKET.—AtentST:' 3111 high rate .of 3s There was a moderate apply of wheat; whichimat with a dull ask!: at• 3s. . per ("Harter reductitini fidinvlist Tuesday's rat,as: New sells at 40s. to 435.- per '613.1b5: Barley, oats; had heaus, each the turn lower.. 4d. per lb INSURANCE ON THE GREAT EASTERN STEAMSHIP. • The Times states that few or no policies Gs ;ransaet any business of the trial trip. Almost the only' reason assign( thispurse is, the possibility of the vessel not g( - NEWCASTLZ.-CATTLg YARKET.—Atftarsr. 30. ,The supply of ikef comprised.l6s4 heads. The ttado' was active -at e: , iraordinary rates.. The muuber of Sheep and .Lambstuts-8,860. The-Mutton trade,wasiti a steady state a t Ad currenc i es.- Lambs were in-good. demand, and the.Quations werc-fidly supported,. Beet ss, &I. to 7s. 9d. per - stone ; Sheeysid. to Lamb, 6d; to 7d. par. Th.. NEWCASTLE COftN AI A R tr.irr r 3 Cf. ' A fair supply of Wheat from the • farmciA4 chiefly new t and a clearance- effected at IS. per, quarter:below Saturday's rates, the &audition being4generally iaaterior. Old.meets a slow sale:, below . Saturdtty's • prices.• Sduth coantry and Forei , rn without alter ion in veno,..but little. doing. Flour—Dull trade. Grinding Barley fully as dear, with •ia -fair demand. Oats -cantina() dif ficult to sell, and prices inclining lower. Beans 'and Peas:eautiime without- change. DUBLIN CORN MARKET—AvausT 30, air supply of farmers Wheat in good condificin, cat abont last days rates, millets• not inaitrpd t. Debentures, 9 . 41 and Exchequer' Bills., snaall ; . 215.. andi 241. mem ditto} New Low g'ettipo r g 8 f, a ; The Foreign Stoelc. 31arket has beozwatic in a moderate degree, and values , generallappet siiohtly Turkish show weakness ; and the New' S;',.*s-liavit been done at 74 731 quoted fiat, at I to -4. dis THE Ft NDS.—cLqs . ava mum. Consola, Money ." 924- :t Bank. Stock.. :. . 2,2 , Account 924-- a I Three per Cents : 9 Exchequer Bills 21 4 ans,--cLosixo'. PRICER Ainb. Not &E. J. 6 4 1 Cak.donians . . . . 851' Dutch Rhenish . . N Gt. S-i-and - We4:163 - 6 Lane4l.- & York,: • 98'4 L. &N. Western 96 1 2 I L. and' S. Wesen 923 Leeds Northern.. 443 .Man. Shoff; &Lin •35 I Midland Stock.. -- 7 I North Drit - ish-... 603 *N. StaffordAire... D 2 . 1 SE & •. • . over• 4 York, New.& Ber - 882- 4 York & N. Difi(L.' 71 Eastern Counties. 571 East Lancashire. Edinburgh & Gins Great Northern 104 If A . 86 Gt. Westerns.... 60,1 G. Wes.of Canada 14 Gd. Trak. of Cita. 8; New Russian. &rip, LIVERPOOL STOCK EXCHANGE:--AuGvsT The followineare the elos;no• nry ac Chei. & B'head 771 id 781N.Staffoth: I Caledonian Stock 851 86 N. E. Ber:c:Sti • a./.“/ILX good supply bf 'pew Gluts cleared °Will( tatifl at sd. per barrel advance. Old :Oats neglelated, buy freely MINCIIESTER SHIRE MARKET. MANCHESTER TRADE REPCRT.—AuGugt The tone of the market is gradually gaining strength; considerable firmness now again prevails, and a slight advance on last Tuesday's quotations may be obtained on some descriptions;of both cloth and yarn. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—AuGusT 30. Market flat at 555. 3d. on the spot ; 55s 6d to 55s 9d last three months. BOROUGH HOP MARKET Avci: 30 ;-- A few pockets of new Hops, from Sussex, - have sold ' at 80s, and some from Kent at 100 s to 112 i per cwt, Yearlings are very dull and cheaper. Diity. pOO,OOO, LEEDS CORN MARKET.—AuousT 30. Wheat is lower than on Friday, with a dull tradf Other articles also in limited request. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Under no eircumstrtil44 ;ail edilitlitiniediloriS not accompanied by the • an&i ; 2? fedi name and address, not aecessarily for publication, but is a guarantee Of good faith. Short letters are encouraged on matters of public interes They should be legibly written on one side of the paper mil: and contain (in confidence) the wr;ter's name and address, Vlie3Grti)cnt WEDNESDAY, AUG.UST 31, 1859. THE DAY'S NEWS over to Osborr s of assistance, and co ni of his svmna NAPOLEON had a num ru ' a • imptur with t e before stated, we ai•e our ru jour an y, but appoint Royal Commission IN lend some stable character to thei limited — MO - narehical Government MouNI-. In I sent Min- which lie in the path of political pi•( there is a great party in the State mantnce acid streugti AUGUST 31, 1859, S count have been most agreable and popular througt out France. - What 4dvantage might he not thfrl 3.!arTrlls but - precautionists—not only against attac r frog' slot' ru also, if oc quires, against any hostility from other . _ PowerS as are now paying so much attention t° Maritime affairs. We ought to be in that condition of efficiency to be able not only to cope With ag, single Power, b u t w ith any com bination °I. Powers which might be forined against is upon such F c lTottuds we congmtul country that her Majesty has been pleased -I° red t 4 • REPERENC .to American example has alsc 3 / 4 been the stock point of history on which the j. English advocates of the Ballot have relied, to nopositiog: and - remove. it .some little out of the eategoil fancy or experiment. Truth to say, to the c 0 stitutional Englishman, this very appeal to Cg trancous and republican precedent was of itgel and in the first instance, a cause of suspicion and alarm. Very f ew a d m i rers o f our constitu tion3l system would b e w illi ng to go for their pout-1, knowledge to Ameiia ; think that the pl.- pies of'a Republic cm i ld b e ma d e fo fit 4. 4 We We' however, never been afraitt of the appeal !°. America. For the never:" doubted tl he iat t-. thoughtful .politician, could nof fail to diseefft iv much of American peculiarit3-; many quicksait fesisi gig Americanising of our politic:* social system, is without doubt a great pr Portitg,ume ar be fairly sustained better, Mexican a , nd!Spatrish.steadr ; . bti purchase report On a full consideration of ttbe above between the township of Ev a litt St. Geo e's Hill mauled quantity of land ton and Walton- more titan two miles from in and nature of , . the ground are considered eligible in most re- sects, and the priec .eed- on for the land is £51,890 12s. 6d., tq which £25,000 will require I_to )fie ; added 1w laying-out the eemet TY, and --~- THE Royal Comm lat has been issued to tispeet the state of ou NationarDefences, is one of the most important acts of the present Govern- To render those defences efficient,-where I they are defective I work as are intended for the protection of our complete, especially such I ars.erifit, old _doekrivds, vent of any hostile attack being made on them by land or by are objects of paramount importance at the present moinent Commission whiel Doubt tits activit repfelieri§ible "in ti this very proper. tour There , are names on that augur well for its results. mtbur part twill be highly lie. eyes of M. which the T Her Majesty • the Quecif, his Royal ifighth_ the Prince Consort, and the Younger members of the Royal Family, arrived in safely at Holyrood • Palace at a Civ minutes past eight o'cloVk yester day morning; iiaving left London at hall-past eight o'clock on Mon , clay evening. The journey throughout, as will toe'seert from the account given ,we arc taking, are in appithenno in another column, was pbrformed with the most attachis, k from '- exact punctuality, and with- the utmost -comfort insular position exposes AIS to the attac to the royal travellers. So nicely managed, in deed, were the arrangements ill this respect, that, on starting, the train was timed to arrive in Edin ,country, to pl ace ourse l ves i n a pos i tion burgh at eight o'clock in th e mornifig:, and it arrived exactly at th a t h our . Hi s R oya l Highness the Prince of Wales was in wraith' g at quart( Dpai Bis `s Government. .The 'Emperor spear into ,• .: t p 1 jh Imperial master aeon the railway station to meet his royal reNtives, who were enthusiastically welcomed by a large ertywd of loyal spectattyrs. try are adoptin,g, they are, however, only carry ing out the principles laid down by the Eol of NAPOLEON' 111. has ttiftied his sword into a sickle, and hisE Wired to to the7Constitutioll '.stioYi of the Ballot, Amer- - example cenot so match- a beacon to warn us fr 6ll ; a prudeut Counsel which we 01. do well to folly Mr. DRC4 - nrr and hio adJaireo Maritime Powers than those of our French having 'travelled to the far West for their jnsp► neighlbour and it behoves us therefore, withlorit ration, we can even meet thew' upon that re lic! liarbotn•ing feelings of enmity towaitis any other ground.: "Unto Ca✓s bast thamarealea! VA im of safety " Ciesar shalt thou go, in the event of an European outbreak in ally kiAelica does us, a a iri otter than direct way,-0 _„: ..,-. It is-a' precaution,' whichetinunon sense, deg of- Valuable service. the tries e2-13,..,.nientrn and the most aidinaryprudenee; di rec t' us to tike.. of the felt of which we a* well as herself ll lagt We have been extremely careless, hitherto, .an6l reap' o'4 ben e fit, w hil e s h e italoft runs the ti-5 'is ,time ~now to apply ourselves- acti ve l y an d . failure.- She gets together a cleat of ep6 l47 ' : 14 1" energetically to repair the conseque nces o f t h at 'Us oa the ic e , Mid sets up—the “ dange r ated bears' tht,' entire exp ense . Sh e There were thr ee a r ri va l s f rom A mer i ca ad- 1 " national inertness arni indolence whi c h h a d not:need yesterday— v i z , th e Ci rcas si an at Gal 1, Liverpool, and the evidently ,overtaken _us, In 1844 .we were-- where the footing is insecure. -In the deVelop. meat of the popular s id e o f our Governmen t, s Teuton& at Southampton. Th e Circassian brings. Othia a few' hours of a War' with France, Had The news front. Fras telegraphie int e ili gence fro ew' York to the River are it not . heen for the internal troubles and. revo- can afford/. sometimeitefollOVv A mer i can or-airr i 23rd inSttant. m N lutiOtiitry move abroad,. we sho u ld h ave when we keep at a distance far enough to diseer il i ii . er favourable:; a niw' gold digging had been dis-. been the. victim of a great CO n ti nen t a l eon- before we are upon then, the dangers sh e has ' 141 0: 1 covered. The. Novai S co ti an hyi ng ' s . i nte l l i gence spiracy . in, 1-84.8. But these conAnotions on the: to encounte r , a nd' eVen it - riven to avoid. lt from Quebec to the 20th. The' political'. news ) .Continrnt,• happf - s..* - for us, obliged the Powers. nothing to us indeed' , our Radical reforree_ j are uniinportinit. The grain crop s , a t e abomo the al? i " which headed , that n t spiracy t o l oo k- a ft er ' theio• ..under pretence of following: American precede n : . ! • :average, an ik generally" - of excellentqUality.. The . own • affahs.- . What - Should we h ave d one in, the. oi li . ey fooshly and • perverSely . reject the lessons - Tentonia's news •hayoliten supe rse d e di s h e .lutekiitg event of onr: having been assail e d • a t e ith er of caution and reserve it som eti mes ; conv s. 4 Mr.. 11 , mtaamEY conies forward inthepublicr r est ; smiled on the tali; 1 ' From. a penny-wise and- pound-- Tar shi.;* were but half manned• as he did-in Monday's, Vint;,s;Ltoussare the vi °l without their NI com- rts' bf3fde. Iway., the' Nova Scotian it] She- brought a " l arge 'aims-NM these epochs cyff'specie, parttron; English and p a r toOlishtly, on CCaa- Orwatal account: and suit: olA' of port th)i.i.t he knew all that Mr. DANAhas tete 11 bd. ' °c ; .of • aim' yet remained, as .before,. a dogged: ativorxte a . the secret Ballot, h a d o e s ne t wea k en: the fOrc°'ol. and• this to support. the General net , f=orm thl: European Cthitint.nt rplement of '6oatinue indeci.4re and inNaDved. Littlevragress al • yet appears to; have been made towtkrds an sinittlbie, or inthrd any, se - Mtement of tileAliffi- Ctritles by which: the numerous questiotts are reputation of economical government under Whig Admini:Afation Itk a ruinous n.,,treneh- vent, ramie to g The.. case of 11*.:. Smethurst" still remaiiig <in . 1 w*.the uncertainty, and, according to tho London psvors it ig "impossible to , speculate• upon the rJealt. enter the nav3 Yer..turtiny afternoamthe Lord Ckiief Baron Polibel poit even with a itisufficiant cre' tried the a lenyeiwned interAitP4 parsimonious policy ofthe then Admix George C'o'rnewall Lewis istfation was earric _.. DAN - A' r D evidence, or o f o u r inferences 'l.- O ratify the ,sitriporters of a Liberal it ; e ,hp:merly testifies t o th e f ata l conS i sten cY °' Ministry, our prestig e was lost and our nat i onal the Radical cha r a c t er; the ardor pra . ra of tt '2 e 1— Izr.iiniar tarnishes ,afar, at tl v , We have heard- of tY ° Naval ; ,sat .it was 1 mutest difficitltN he ciffieem.could find men- to it: So unpopular, at that time,. I volutionist-andincencliary 'itTviee, • that it was wit: the adder whichis deaf to the voice of the charmer to enable them to leave"! m uc h i nterested xs ‘ char= he never: so wisely; an& we are not 9° in Mr. BERKELEY'S persevere in our attacks •o$ 3° obtuse and unwilling intellect. .We are concern° so far, as- to -do away with 1 i only with-one cons id era ti on. H • , ,aIiOIT will y Me oax•d ; and of -thc tAoout ninet ,are; and perhaps the lion and the lamb may for a whih e down together. If ut why tlies 'odiatim ::14; MORN suppose that of an hostile of other very proper preaWationary- measures th . dt I But on the qui dering Itive to the )osthwed in subject in all its ititated .ers to W. •ROCKLIFI WOJtKS, RIGE,SI/ • ON SALE, • 40 PIVES tEIIION .JUICE, (English -pressed). A.,ply Lo TII0?rISON, BAGNALL, and BUTTERWORTII, MANGANESE `SULPHUR OR} ARSENIC, VENETIAN I SULPHATE C Apply to GEORGE WILLIAMS, 32, Dale-street. ON SALE, S W CELEBRATED OP MESSRS. ORMOND AND CO., IN RUL1 ,i BOND, OR DUTY PAID, • In any quantity not less than 500. H. W. BUCKNALL, Importer and Sole Agent, 4, Exchange-alley North. 6226 d VEVEY, TO EXPORTERS AND THE TRADE . . - M. SALOMON, Importers of every description of TOYS, LEATHER GOODS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, 'FANCY MERCHANDISE and TOYS of Every Kind, Whole sale and for Export, 73 and 75, DUKE-STREET. The above goods can be had in bond thsstrs bi Auction. Virtue of a Decree of the High Court of Admiralty of England. On Thursday, the Ist day of September next, at One o'clock, at Curry, Kellock, and Co.'s Sale-room, Walmer-buildings, Water Street, - The Ship BRITISH EMPIRE, - r ; 140* 2,679 tons reg i s t er; was b u ilt by the well-known 041,41, 4," builder, Mr. Thomas Patterson, of Bristol, in . 1851, and originally intended for a steamer; son _co is built of unusual strength, having sister is ffore and aft, with bilge legs, and heavily ceiled. Her frame ,eonsists principally of English oak, and nearly all solid in the Moors. slhe is particularly well fastened, and extra strength ened with wood trusses, iron knees, and well bolted ; she has also iron strapping on her frame under the ceiling. She is secured with enormously-heavy beams amidships, and all well staneltioned ;is copper-fastened, doubled with 41-inch lanking, and sheathed with yellow metal; has a large quan ay of stores, and will stow an enormous cargo. Dimensions : Length, 282 feet ; beam, 41 feet 7 inches. Now lying in Coburg Dock.—For C iUnvßßenYtories and further p ar ticulars, apply to , KELLocK, and CO., Brokers ---- *_..._..,., CURRY, BROKERS FOR Ti i - J , LOCK ILBROKIAtT IP O OP% OF ITHAPPSpgI/49 sTE/Mg I,Tdp&°,- ....etCOURT OF VALUE ADMIRALTY, wa iZ Tim HIGH et-buildings, E. L. Stock G. N. Stock 101 . xut 103 S. Easteim, ..21 WI 601 Dutch Rhe - uish 98 '98.1 Gt. Luxern 4',3 Great Westerns Lan. and York . . 53 5 16xdG Ln. &Nor.l A--shares 1 xcl . 15:.16d IG.W.Canad: 14;1 11 Midland Stock 104-,W1044 Nor. British Stock 601 61 -Venetian The market has been' very steady, and prices in :mas FOREIGN' EXCHANGES Amsterdam, short, . Do., three months, Rotterdam, do., . . Antwerp, do., . . Hamburg, do Paris, short, Do.,'three months, Marseilles, do., . Frankfort, do., Vienna, do., Trieste, do., Petersburg, do. Madrid, do., LIVERPOOL COTTON 11IkRICEM Wheat, bi i. Maize ( the distillers.. §onieen,c,:kri;ies' prices hillders . would e neglected. Wdath( THE MONEY MARKKr. (Front the Daily News CityeAxtiele.) ay were w a few bon4 fidiE sa under the consi •ned to the Si presiousir. forwarded to ;him. The ease is still for the. Home Depazttlierr %V advertise of StAtE t . tvillbe seen,,the Twelftl IWe ave kunnat .Show of the Marscheste-.altd Liverpool luitural Society,. which is fixed to take plaae Thursday aufl:Friday, next‘iveek. The natirini bmtitiq it NAPOLEOX II lot quite us a coast, I be gone. Let. him. goy. and try . _ his .hand on Apply to y a olce e ~. democratic prejudices ofthe apt entertait has found 1 intelligence; let him hire a stump in America but that . it would ba to .;11 Amerietratsystem, has. done This is., what. Mr DANA'S . e2tpoaition of °l i e stem, 1 lt shows ' us w it I Lord of:I irresistille -force, that:there .is no one peculiar 3(1- antage • ascribed to . the- Ballot by its El!g lisll t Tt shoals thli I the aci7untaplo, of thepa.vy that thu the Adh*aity sho- be a .perau.an ment, instead of being , changxalyl( - appoint- - . th 4 I admirers, which it really:: secures Temovai, of every, Administration.. The Colms-' there is no'one disadvantage -imputed to it by . mander,in-Chief at. the Horse-Glue& retains his adversaries, from. which_ it is tree. '' ,lappointmant whether. a Conseruative or Liberal throw a cloak of secrecy r-the elector's s' lte ! .Ministry+hcildS office, Is it not an anomaly, - that : ~. ty "our Baia" - says M. DANA, "has practie j , t, , the Firstiturd•of.tho Admiraltrdnes not do the no element of secrecy''' If' it• could be se cret, , same ? licitly . - painfay-apparent• has been the' would it. haVe been n a security. for honest voting? ~ the he Persia will be sent to. the continent. ; _..., ul the loan raised last year. _ absordit/;,' of .the p„ent, arrangement ,at this. On the contrary it has. lost: its . secrecy, fo r - A (From tlia-,Times- City Article.) momenti_ After the - failures,. tbk.• blunders, ainl,, very reason•that its sccreey was the occasion all sion to EvENnso..—English Firads again ("cued Livenppol„ and greatipeparations have.been mada. • .. o ff e r e d i lk . ineapacides of the : Gnau.vma,,, WooDs, and. the en c oura geme nt n of' fraud. " The. atteraP t MoNnAy without alteration ; but the holding.EX a special eabinct f or seeming its s . The ~, me t 'Council seemed to create some unzertainty, and. a•de- - ' ' ilLeess " c ' s ' lnu onc e ' ' tLord BARING *:we had obtained n•Finst .that waik', introducna mode of Dttllot which. shs,ll.be at it , Cline of k took•placc, - There were•r'w applications for prixeszeaches .t 1 ill.)lCk .of which :upwards of £6ott i' Discount at the Bank ,to-day. are • subscribed •as auk_ Local Firwk.. aid upwara •of solue•use. Sir JOSIN<PAKI.NCITON :was . indeed . secret and secure against fraud, and, r pasolla b ' The Bavarian Lewis for It is thought that the London: subscription, to the 100 1 service- was rejoi&ing at the, promise -Ca eve 4. - eft ' femployment, l'i tl ' ilP° and' the . coayenient, has so far failed with. us." 0 Russian Loan is smell. . of £4OO are eolltarated by tha:..society, besides- the . ridat man ,in the : right place; th e . better • bungs, int its imMoved , prospects, Prillejaally be £.llO given as ... sin • Class L. These 'latter, y : orttosecure its ree a • teo r talon n ut at £ : p i tOd o O r g t ...sterling, ance will when a. factious„. unprincipled; and as _in . the .exercise of his privilege, have M iler they principle of the Ballot, to protect- the N wh.o). will be awarded: on , Ftialay,-, are . for RAILWAY MVPS. icy best , cultivated: .. fauns,., for •draining, . for subsati+- jingo" The Railway Market continue-.with a .firm tendency, „forg irngatmm,f or l ay i ng . : 4 cmo ,l o o to gra , 44, spirit Opposition caused-, th e overthrow of elections been peculiarly free from undue_ to the Ministry, and the . glean - 'h ype whi.. o klindl once and. improper motives ? Mr„. Tht.s.A... tell s , ~,, and in several of the• heavier stocks there was zi fresh improvement yesterday. The zanies has completed its Zt. marling, for eradicating amill planting hedgps,, . u d t , f i d opened_ to . the maw vanished. Let us, hoWever • • - • - • /es./ o ` / ' elaborate tables.of railway returns, they sheer. that the ibr tanks for i• . - agitud manme„, a or panan I , . of " political organisations which aim at a ( preferential anit loan capital.'is : nearly.46A per cent. of • fla• - • trust- that- ere 1 . Sir Joi - PAKINGTOX - will the whole capitalinveited imrailways, and ; that the in- ' Weifieation of tAliks• S 0 large- an amount of , mg, • Rf. i - control over individual action ;,, a „ undue 111 be again; at the head, of that important depart- ' eat•'' terest which has. to be paidkupon the preferential and once the grmt manufacturing establislull loan capital.fverages £4 12s,7dp9r cent. sonl e. ;money to be distributed inprizg . s, has, as m*ht meat of, the publi service,, to complete those The nett. receipts on railways given avarage interest `have been anticipated, secured a, great number ot corporate, and un - incorporated, and to on the whale. capital invested of :1, pen-cent., but the, . • • . • entries for competition in eth different classes. mea.sure&whicht he initiated,,and whiCh the- Duke , din e° l9:. extent from the tar preferential and l oan charges reduce the interest ork , .. ge.emptoyers engage „,t the ordinary capital; to a fraction above 3 per cent: The. annual dinner, which is to take place on the of SOilinSET, as, his successor, will do well to. us ' coerce and the mechanic arts." He tell ' THE! CORN_ TRAD-.E. show-ground to-morrow week, will be pre s id e d consideraad to pursue. The constant-change of ,c c • tt • ommt nes of Enquiry appoin L ;s -c- elated by the .__ f 111 chiefs. is: the great hindrance and evil. of our.. . dto lOs 3d for tow to middling old, up to 13s The wheat market, yesterday, was:dull, and in seine over by the Earl of Sefton, president of the 9s. 3 . • • • • . . • latuie, reported rather a serious state ° 3d. per cwt. for fine new. instances sales were effected at a reduction of la to. 2s JUTE.— society. naval administration. 300 bales, at £l2 to £l5 10s, per ton. . per quarter from the rates of Monday, the. 2-2 nd inst. 115MP.-100 bates Bombay, at £lB es. to £2O. The 'Tim m also , re p or t s in its city article a decline of Tho Li ce nsing Sessions fax the. Borough was L/NSEED.-1,150 bags Bombay, at 495. to 495. 6d. betwee n is an d 2s. continued yesterday, when fo;:ty-five applicati ons DTEWOODS.-10 tons Red Sande,rawo,od, at £5 ss. —. DEYSALTERIES, &c.-95 chests fine Orange Shellac, THE RUSSIAN TALLOW MARKET. were heard and disposed of.. Two of these were at IQ2s. 6d.; 3 tom Negrohead India Rubber, at Is. 7d.; The Daily _Yews gives a telegram from St. Petersburg, - 800 bags Myrabolams, at 10s. ; no sales in Brimstone; aaxouneing a fresh fall in the exchange, - which is quoted granted; the others were refused. 10 tons 3 p er cen t. Nit ra t e , A t 14 s . 9d. ; Ashes dull—. 35d. The num b er o f o as k s o f t a ll ow s hi ppe d since the A General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for Pots 275., Pearls 28s. 6d. opening of the navi,gation was 35,000, and 12,000 in the b o rough of Liverpool was opened yesterday, iLs, &c.---100 tons of Palm, at £43 10s. to Dl4; all have been warehoused by the speculators. The 20 tuns Illala Oil tao ; P.Y.C. Tallow, 565, ;;A • 3 a tallow market WU that, 44a the price had declined to in St. George's fiall, before J. B. Aspinall, Esq., n • the - Indian Loan ; a decline of g- per cent. inteen- - hotsas usual, is to cons i s t of burned cat*, csi., sheep, ponitry, vemtubles, seeds ) , sods * however,- proved @al'', -temporary,. the cl os i ng Ag o-pig s ,. 'tation being nearly the-same as that crE.Saturday. rootspiraplements, ,tc:.; and we h ave reason to ' llar gold to the amount of £155,000 was to-day with- believe- • that it, .will be -altogether of :a :superior intim f r o m th e B an k to be destined fo r Chili on The . £76,GtO thy character._ It is /20W seven . years since the. annual, show of this,, society took-. place im ; 11 14•. to. 11 15 11 16 to 11 17 11 IGi to 11 17 25 25 to 23 30 25 25 to, 25 30 13 51' to 13 16 23. _7i. to. 25 15 25 357 to 25. 40 25•• 35; to, 25. 40 1174 to 1173 11 90) to 12 5 11 904 to 12 '-AUGUST There has been a fair business transacted in Cott= to-day, at steady prices. The sales—including 10 Per nambucos at 0, 4 1 d , 50 Bahia& at 7idf 50 Marantrans 01. 411.1 u zoo Egyptians at Bd. to 81d., 4040 Surats at 4?-,d. to 5111.--are reported 7,000 bales 7 of which 2,000 are on speculation and'for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—Auousat 30. We have no improvement to notice in the demand for Sugar, and the sales are confmed to 95 bags-grainy Demerara, with all faults, by. auction, at 41s, --- Nothing has taken plate in Molasses or Rum er cwt, The public sales of Jamaica Coffee went off with spirited competition, and 150', tierces found rea4 buyers, at 475. to 60i,,f0r low to. good triage, 68s. t 0 ,905. for ordinary to middling, 955. to 104 s. 6d. for good to fine middling, up to 110 s. to 118 s. per cwt. for faze. The sales in Rice consist of 2,750 bags BenTal_ of W a s it t°. quisition and intimidation in many quarteli;S. , True it is. that the ; French, Emr*ror, had. he . Will M essrs. BRIGHT and COBDE;N and BERK-F:Lhot wished to avenge th a t " defeat which he repre- tell us therefor e , what end we are to gain' sented," had a desirabl e opportun i ty open to him ad van t age we are to secure, what evil we to in P oe 1857 and '5B, w h en every soldier we had was get rid of,. by the a d o pti on o f th e Ballot ? in India, and our small fleet, avail a bl e , for any one great recommendat i on we have been. (tc oo., y. defensive purpose a t h ome , was about to gn.there• tomed to hear attached to its use,is P eero foe It mist trot, however, b e f orgo tt en that le Cattle I 'Well, 4 America it favourable stake