Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-24 00:00:00

DUTCH RHENISH RAILWAY. ' - Qhareholders took The adjourriea general meeting of the place at Amsterdam, on Monday, the 20th inste.— Mr. Charles Holland and Mr. Bake attended to l'eprt sent the English shareholders, and held proxies represent lagabout 32,000 shares. The chair was taken by Mr. Faber van Riemsdyk. The l 'aPort, which was very voluminous, and had been pre viously circulated, was read and (together with the accounts) adopted, and a dividend of is 3d per share was declared. Mr. Charles Holland then, in an able speech, alluded to the great disappointment experienced by the shareholders at the result of working the long-promised junction with the German lines of railway, demonstrating that the fiscal 'arrangements of the governments of Prussia and Holland seemed to tend rather to crush than to foster those national enterprises which were so calculated to promote the pros perity of the respective countries. The governments, by in sisting on the company's runningnight trains, merely for the convenience of the mails, and not demanding from Prussia - that" co-operation as to gods traffic to which they were entitled under the treaty of 1851, and to obtain which they had paid a million florins, seemed anything but a paternal government as regarded the railway, or as pro moters of further railway undertakings in Holland ,• and having alluded. to the necessity of restoring the confidenee of the shareholders, proposed to appoint a committee of proprietors to adv . se with the directors, with the object of recommending such improvements as may tend to increase the traffic and economise the working expenditure. The committee named consisted of Messrs. Thomas Edwards Moss, S J. Arnold, Charles Moz . ey. James Robinson, William Fenton, and Robert Edward Morrice. A resolution was also pasted recommending the appointment of a goods' manager, to cultivate the traffic, more especially between Eng!and and the east of Europe. Mr Hesleden was re-elected a director, and Messrs. Van Dam van Is - debt, De Hens, and Hoffman were re- elected commissaries, the remaining appointments being suspended until the report of the committee had been made, and the meeting was adjourned till September 10th to receive such report. THE NEW BANKING BILL. Although in committee on the new Banking Bill the amendment in favour of limited liability was abandone-s, its withdrawal was merely on the tepreFentation that the moment is inopportune for its discussion, the question being among those bsfore the Bank Charter Committee, whose report it will be de liable to await. The matter therefore is but pestponed, and if the potent paternal system is to be maintained its advocates must be prepared next session to show upon whet grounds a principle which is no longer applied to joint stock companies in their dealings with commodities of which money is simply the representative should be continued with regard to their dealingi in money itself. Meanwhile it would be waste of time to reopen the argument. A remark is necessary, however, on the indirect attempts made by several members on different occasions to impugn the results of limited liability as already witnessed in general trade. All the supporters of that measure were well aware at its intro duction that for several succeeding years it would have to bear the odJun of every financial difficulty, just as free trade was for a time the scapegoat for all poli tical or domestic evils. It has turned cut. however, thus far, that the results have been wonderfully smooth, much more so, indeed, than could have been hoped by the most sanguine supporters of the change, since a state of transition always warrants anxiety. Of course, the alle gation is ready that this is to be attributed not to the in herent soundness of the law, but to the peculiar state of the money market, which has checked spemlation. There is always some:hing to prove that those who resisted re form were perfectly right, but that the untoward course of Providence in some way prevented the fulfilment of their predictions. It was the Australian gold discoveries alone that falsified the Protectionist prophecies of 1847, and if Baron Rothschild ware admitted to parliament to-morrow, and the country were not unchriatianised, there woule, doubtless, be some special interposition to account for the anomaly. But the fact, whatever may be the mode of explaining it, still remains, and if it were necessary it could easily bs p oved that the pressure of the last year or two has not prevented a Air trial of the system. Many companies have been started under it ; some have gone on to respectability and success, others have failed, and others have wound up. In every way, therefore, its operation has been tested, and the most gratifying circumstance con nected with this experience is that it has been found that the prudence of the public h as b een stimulated in,tead of ..c1 that in no case have they sesseeea aamage. The greater reserve with which credit is given is a striking feature, and several concerns have apparently been forced to Wine up, llot Cuw/ abauluto lo:moo t but from inability to carry their transactions to a paying extent. In the long run character will be the ground on which they must all stand. If a concern appears to be well managed, it will be trusted to any requisite amount ; while, in the opposite case, the fact that there is no mysterious source of wealth in the shape of a body of unsuspecting shareholders to fall back upon will beget caution even ou the part of those who would otherwise, by granting reckless credit upon extortionate terms, be ready to acteist in bringing it to ru i n . If the f act were kept in r view that it is those who give credit without inquiry that destroy all sound bus - I les; here would be lens anxiety to maintain a system that seems to have been framed solely for their encouragement. Bat the cry, always is— " You must make the borrower prudent— not the lender." In this way great alarm is expressed by many person s at that clause of the new Banking Bill which Proposes to allow any number of persons beyond six to associate as a company for banking purposes. No im portance seems to be attached to the fact that it is not proposed that the law shall compel any one to trust them. It ts sai d " they will enj o y a ll the status in society and all jthe adva ntages which a jotrit-stork bank enjoys." But a oint-stock bank ens no particular status, except such as it derives from leakypital end proprietary. If seven un own men, with £350 paid up, choose to invite the de posits of the public, are we to believe the public so icap- • able of resisting the invitation that we must make a tspecial law to retrain them? If so, why not make laws o the p r ohibit them from Every other imprudence to which in bex n ercise o f th e i r free .ev . ill they may be liable ? The elief is that th e pu b l i c, on the whole, ought with the as sistance of the Criminal Courts to be able to take care of themselves, and that, at all events, if they are defective in thi s power, th ey are not lik e l y t o acqu i re i t b y never b e i ng al lowed to try. It would be at least but fair that the ex periment should be made. A year's trial can scarcely Yield us a combination of cases worse than those of the T iPPera the London and Ea s t ern , an d t h e R oya l B r i t i s h Banks, and if the Government still find that we are unfit to be out of leading -strings they can then return to the protective method, which in the spare of little more than twelve months presented us with these specimen of its utility.—Times City Article. A Pot -tree eorrespondent, writes the Greenock Adver liser, under date of 17th t —A report has reached this that an insane man in Ilist, Lorg Islaed, has committed a fearful murder of a threefold character, vie., his father, his mother, an d hi s aunt; and so determined and 'barbarous had he been in the execution of the fatal deed, that he scooped the eyes out of his aunt's head, After 'having left the place, he returned, set on the machinery 'of the millowhich caught fire, end it was burned to the ground. — Glasgow Mail. DEATH PROM FXCESSTVE OBESITY.—A corresrondent "Tula a cotempeary the parti cu l ars o f a remarkable death whi ch has jest taken place in the Royal Infirmary, the Cause being the extraordinary fatness of the patient. The ease was that of a female cook recently employed some where in in Alb an palend. who seems t o h ave b een o f g i gant i C sions alto2ether ; she was five f ee t t en i nc h es i n ._ e iiillt, thirty inches b roa d ac r oss th e s h ou ld ers, an d weighed twentv-'•.even stones. On a post mortem exami nation t h e fat was found to be of extraordinary thickness 4a s o me Places D , ath. was occasioned by the gradual Closing up of the oriqce of the windpipe till it had become "l'e small to admitof sufficient air to keep the lungs in plawy--utedoian r. Mercury. NW' Wh o i . e •1, reesimoey, AND BEGGARY.—An aged .) rnan, povert:lded in the Rue Guisarde, where her ' :eplorable all the 4 c: clic k aPPeararee long excited the "eompasaien of bed she d.abitants, died a few days v. - ) . On her death burnto 'splayed extraordinary pee - non y She refused teocHitt which w e e; person, o r ranges, she said, ' present ; for sent " her by a charitable e w , a r n .°"enge, likewise a being Pressed to make ar e -"e too expensive to eat. On out jute a fit of rage 4 of these trifling gifts, she burst _ e Nec e? " a f• 9 which hastened her end. The judge . d_ exist, ar ,„ e.er her death to seal up any property that might Wetrt- -4 he declared the whole of the furniture and t-,vell•t,ebe possesved by the deceased to be worth less than th e at Y fr ancs- When on the point of leaving the room, • III) with filth of this officer was directed to a basket heaped filth • the foot of the bed. a ou c h. Y rags, which stood at Wei hlng this basket with his foot he was f4t - ink with its flo e f. , t',/l!hud on examination it was found nailed to the ana „,'",e 01 0.7 c)ntents of the basket were thrown out, (3 37„trie bottom was discovered a sum of 63,003 f. Cai a ' s - v) in gold. The treasure was at once taken to the e des to a Ile Doti anti Consignations; and it is said that Nevi f j - a already instituted a claim .011 thi s 0 the deceased has ,/,,,,, Unexpected inheritance. The deceased, who had eight .y been a servant in several high families, was gutve h • f her death. She lived years of forag at t e time o by begging the last forty years.— Galinani.; THE NORTHERN" TIMES.-LIVEttriOOL, , Tho,first weekly meeting' of the guardians of this newly The u , nal weekly meeting of this committee was held At elected Board was held yesterday afternoon, at the public One o'clock yesterday, in the Dock-offices, Mr. CaARLO offices Toxteth Park, Park road. Mr. 4lpass, the Deputy iftreger: in the chair. Other members present:—Messrs. Chairman presided. The other guardians present were Vrocklebank, Palmer, Chaloner, Clint, Mondell, Barber, Mwsrs, Briscoe, Ewing, Wilson, Robinson, Batten, Efilikack, Robinson, J. Holme, Holden, Smith, Halhead, Siddeley, Leyland, Pickup, 'Ogden, Mercer, Grindrod, Lockett, Robertson Gladstone, and T. Littledale. McNicoll, and W. B. Jones. The minutes of thelast meeting were read and confirmed. The minutes of the last meeting were read, and The Warehouse Sub Committee recommended that the confirmed. salary of Mr. Harrison, principal cover and foreman at The government Inspector, Mr. Manwaring, attended the Stanley-dock warehouses, be raised from 40s. a week the Board, and offered some suggestions as to the future to £l2O a year, and that John Saunders be promoted to operations of the guardians, expressing it as his opinion, the position of foreman cooper, at 40s a week. Confirmed. that all financial and other matters should be kept distinct Tae Marlins Sub-Committee recommended that the from all other accounts, kept either by the West Derby committee undo-take the general management of the new Board, or latterly by the overseers of the township. landing stage, Prince's-pier; that the staff for working The Board divided for the purpose of disposing of all the the stage consist of a master, a first and second officer, and relief cages,•l9o in number. twelve men—the first and second officers and men to be This business having bean disposed of, paid weekly, and supplied with clothing; that all bills, THE GENERAL Bustaxsa when checked by the committee, be forwarded to the wasroceeed with, at least as soon at the General Board Town-hall for pas went ; and that the existi ng b ye -l aws o fp the present lan In pursuance of a request made at a late meeting, theding-stage be adopted. had re-assembled. Mle r. icKerr observed that the sub-committ ee considered committee then appointed announced that Mr. G e o rge that, as the e x p ens e s o f th e l an di ng - stage wou ld b e purely a corprate account, it was not desirable that they should Thompson had consented to act as the treasurer, and as pass through the Do c k C omm i ttee ' s b oo k . F or that he was a banker no security was required from hi m to th e reason all the accounts in co nnec ti on w i t h t h e stage wou ld Board.On the motion of Mr. ROBINSON, seconded by Mr. be forwarded to the Council for payment. McNicoen, an order was made upon the overseers to pay The recommendation was confirmed. The Harbour Master s ' S u b comm i t t ee recommen d e d that over to the treas urer th e sum o f £5OO f or t h e i mme di ate use of the Board, that bein g th e a moun t d eeme d sufficient. John Jone s , ga t eman at t h e S tan l ey D oc k , b e appo i nte d to On the motion of Mr. Roetasoa, seconded by Mr. take charge of the entrance cf the canal lock same dock, PICKUP, it was decided that Mr. Cleaver, the Clerk to the wages 275. per week —Confirmed. From a return of the H ar b our M as t er . it appeare d Board, should fled security f o r £lOO, this b e i ng requ i re d that front the 7th March by the Poor Law Board. to the 14th inst., 95 vesse l s h a d been placed on the Ki ng ' s D oc k gr idi ron . The Board also decided on acceptingthe offer made by Mr. MONDELL hoped the Press would give circulation to the West Derby Union to the overseers of the township this for receiving all paupers i n to the W e st De r by W or kh ouse fact, for it was not genera ll y k nown t h at such a gridiron was in use. Even Mr. Clint, a large and Sick Hospital, on certain terms that had been sent in, shipowner, and a mem b er o f the committee, —the cost of maintainance, and a portion of th e ex p enses not know it until t h a t d a y. Th ere h a d b een did of the establishments. On the suggestion of the Inspector, the relievi n g officers great diffioulty to get the gridiron, and they had b een told were instructed to enter all the cases under their cha r ge that no vessel w ou ld use it, an d y e t w ithi n a p er i o d o f four in the applicatio n book, b e f or e th e nes t mee ti ng c f th e months, no less th an 95 vesse l s h a d gone on it. S o t h a t if Board, in orde- that they might then have the full autho- rity of the Board t o ac t. they went on a' that ra t e f or t we l ve mon th s , one -f our th o f all t` e vessels e n t er i ng t h e d ec k wou ld use t h e gr idi ron . A. Finance Committees, consisting of the Chairman, the The CIIAI , MAN informed the committee that four of the Deputy-Chairman, and the Vice-Chairman, Messrs. twelve members elected by the council would retire from Robinson, McNeoli, Grindrod, and Lord, was then ap the committee rn the first of Augest next, namely, Messrs. pointed, to take into considerati on all ma tt ers connecte d Robinson, C. Turner, T. Chilton, and Anderson ; a n d that wish that department in futute. on the sth of August, Messrs. BrocklebAnk, Mondell, In answer to Mr. Briscoe, the Clerk replied that there Lockett, and Chaloner would retire by rotation. was no vacancy iu the office of Superintendent-Registrar The election-for new members will take place on the of births, deaths and marriages. same day. The CLERK was then requested to apply to Messrs, A report was read from the Dock Surveyor as to the Chaloner and Co., engravers, for a design for a seal and state of the Dock W o rks, f o r the y e a r en di ng 24th June cheque-book, both of which were required. last. From the summary accompanying the report, it After some routine business, atitongst which was to appeared that there had been expended on New Works, instruct the clerk to apply to the Poor-law Board to enable -'244,433 124. 5d ; repairs, £71,990 3s. 103. ; increase of that B )ard to administer the relief cases in sections, instead crock, 16,587 16. 21. ; Birkenhead, 2,11 , 1 83. 9d ; warehouses, £487, 8s 9d. ; and Corporation landing-stage, of by the whole board, the meeting adjourned. .£559 59. 6d. DOCK COMMITTEE. TOXTETH PARK UNION. Mr GLADSTONE afled if the railway along the docks could now be used from end to end ? BIRTHS. Mr. BRCCKLEBANK replied that it could, and that plans were before Mr, Hartley, and the railway companies, to make the necessary connections as soon as possible. It would have been done before had not Mr. Hartley's time been taken up with other pressing matter. 14l r. GrAnsroNE said that he mentioned the cutjec. t eh )w the pubic, that the committee had not lost sight, but, that they considered it a most important matter. (Hear, bear.) This concluded the general business. Os the list inst., at his residence, Cirstsworth-street, the wife of Hr. I homes Clarke, jan., of a son. On the 22ad inst., at Baker-s rest, West Derby-road, Mrs. James Warnoe'c, of a son. Cn the 22nd inst., at 39, Hamilton square, Eirkmhead,:the wife of Walter L. Franklin, Esq., of a son. MONETAIii A 1415 COMME-OCIAL LIVERPOOL, Thursday tvet,Ling, busine a ss continuesounting to 12 tob,ooedo leobnadin z nearly CotZon, the A s l a til le t. 7to-day amounting all to the tre'de (oorntl), a (only 1,000 tr being,oeoxoemerates. specula=n on specula= tion and for fa:p The same duiln'esl previously reported prevails in the Liverpool Slnere Market. The amount of business going forwared is very meagre, and prices continue to droop. The following were to-day's tran actions :-Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshir 694 ; Caledonian, 38f; Chaster and Holyhead, 18 Eastern Counties, 114 ; Great Western, 63i ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1001; London and North Western, 1031, 1038, 1031, 103 ; Midland, 811; North British, 111 ; North Eastern, 24 : North Western, 7 13-16 ; Dover, 221. 221, 221..221, 221. 221, 224, 221, 22g ; Dutch Rhenish, 3 , 11 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 13 13-16, 13 . 1„ 13 11-10 ; Great Western of Canada, 21i ; Great Luxemburg, 8.2 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 101 shares, 12 3-16 ; Atlantic Telegraph, 105 d. Tho following were the closing prices :-Blackburn, 71, 8 Chester and Birkenhead, 69-Ze 69 i l ; Caledonian, 34. 381; Chester and Holyhead, 184„ 18 ti- ; Eastern Counties, 11 7-16, 11 9-16 ; East Lancashire, 964, 97 ; Do. 91. shares, -I-:, 9-16 p; Great Northern, 24k, 244 ; Great Western, 631-, 63a ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 1003, 1001; Do. 91. shares, T - 7 „ I p; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 191, 194 ; London and North Western Stock, 103,1 e 1031 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 431, 431; Midland Stock, 831 838; North British, 1.14, 111; North Staff adshire, 44, 41 d; North Eastern-Berwick, 221, 22i ; York and North Midland, 36-1, 36 e 1-; Leeds Capital Stock, 211, 22i; South Eastern and Dover; 22 5-16, 221; Scottish North Eastern, 14, 12',4 , Buffalo and Lake Huron, 41- xd, 41 d ; Ditto New Shares 41 xd, 4d ; Dutch Rhenish. 31 xd, 31 d ; Great Western of Canada, 21;a, 211; Ditto New Shares, 1 . , 1 p ; Great Luxembourc, 84, 81; Grand Trunk of Canada, 13 11-16 xd, 131. . The Funds suffered a further decline to.-day, owing to continued rumours that government are in possession of unfavourable news from India. Consols for Money closed this afternoon at 91g to 911, and for the Account at 91-8- to 914. The some fieures were current after official hours. Exchequer Bills were dull and closed at 7 to 2 dis., and tire Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 911 to 02. In the London R tiiway Share Market very few sales took place to-day, and prices were barely supported. Ti le closing prices were as follows :-Caledonian, 751 761; Eastern Coun ties, 110, 111 ; East Lancashire, 961, 97f ; Great Northern, 98, 99; Do. A, 911 to 921 ; Great Western, 631, 631 ; Lancashire and York shire, 1001, 1004; Leeds Northern, 43, 41; London and North Western, 103, 1031; London and South Western, 100, 1001; Manchester, Shef field, and Lincolnshire, 43, 433; Midland Stock, 831, 831; North British, 45, 46; South Eastern and Dover, 741, 75 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick. 911, 921; York and North Midland, 73, 74; Oxford. Worcester, Szel , 344, 351; Great Western of Canada, 214 223 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 17i. 171. After official hours the transactions were at the following quotations : - Caledonian, 76, 76,t; Eastern Counties, 1171, 11i; East Lancashire, 962, 971; Great Northern, 98, 99 ; Ditto A, 913, 9.21; Great Western, 63),-, 631 ; Lancashire and York shire, 100 g, 1001 ; London and North Western, 103, 1031 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire, 431, 433 ; Midland Stock, 83'4, 83T-, ; North British, 453-; South Eastern and Dover, 741, 741 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 91i, 922; York and North Midland, 733, 74. The Corn Trade remains dull. At the markets held to-day a further decline occurred in Wheat and Flour, without inducing business to any extent. The Grand Produce Markets are rather firmer, and the demand for Sugar more active than for some days past ; the sales, however, as yet are comparatively trifling. Toe eelehrated clippers belonging to the Austra lian Black Ball Line of Packets, Champion of the Seas, and James Baines, have been chartered to Government for the conveyance of troops to India. We understand that a subscription has been commenced to present Mr. John Clare, jun., with a testimonial, as an acknowledgment and appre ciation of his improvements in iron shipbuilding. We are told that some of the leading houses in Liverpool have already contributed large sums in aid of the fund. A meeting was held yesterday, in the House of Commons, of members of Parliament connected with Insurance Companies, and of the managers of many ;')f the offices. The object was to consider the objections to certain clauses of the Insurance Companies Bill now before Parliament. That the bill has been drawn up without due deliberation is inferred from several contradictions which are apparent] upon the face of it. For instance, one clause renders it imperative upon the Proprietary Insurance Companies to register under the new act, whilst another clause requires the shareholders to meet upon the question, when the vote of a cer tain fixed majority of those present or represented by proxy is to be considered final. The bill also gives a remarkable degree of power to the Board of Trade, inasmuch as it empowers it to issue a certificate dispensing with any provisions in the constitution of the companies that would prevent , them registering under the new act. At the same time the bill does not repeal any existing acts under which the companies arc constituted. The North Staffordshire Railway Company has declared a dividend at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum, carrying over a balance of 3,2431, thus paying, for the first half of the present year, a rate equal to the guarantee which they were to have Serena; ay Ilateeraa.-On Tuesday afternoo n Thos. received from the London and North-Western Whitfield, butcher, Chorlev, committed suicide by han g ing himself in the kitchen of his house. He had been drink- Railway Company. in g for a week back, and had some liquor on Tuesday. Respecting the movements in Mines during the He went to bed ou Tuesday noon, and about five o ' c l ock week, Mr. Tredennick, in his circular just issue', his wife left him in bed • upsedrs, apparently asleep, makes the following remarks :- About five minutes after she had left hint, a son of the de- The tone of the Mining Share Market is both healthy ceased came in and found bus father suspended by the and buoyant; the average divs• for the past six months handkerchief to a hook in a beam in the kitchen. An exceed 16 per cent., whilst the yield of Copper for the alarm was raised, and Whitfield was cut down. He was year ending 30th June last is not only satisfactory but then alive. A surgeon was immediately sent for, but on highly progressive. The price of Tin is also more his arrival he pronounced life to be extinct. The deceased remuneretive; the 80,000 slabs were sold in Holland at an had not been low-spirited, and no, cause can be assigned advance of .£lO per ton, and, as predicted by us, English for his committing the rash act. smelters secured little or none ; the price at home must , further rise as demaud is active and supply limited •we CANVASSINTII -The best defence of catuassing-ano, have from time to time called attention to Providence - ' 77i indeed, the only kind of defence that cam be made for much to!t3o, Margaret 63 to 65, each paying .E 5 dividends guar torly, of the old wild elertioneeringe-is, that ca nvassing has, Kitty (Uny Lelant) 20, Lelant Consols 4, Margery 11 to and the wild practices had, a tendency to keep up friendly, 12, and East Margaret Bto 9, all these mines are situate pleasant, and personal relations between classes. Reduce in the best Tin district in Cornwall, and as long as existing everything to a matter of business and calculation'', and prices of that metal continue must advance in value. The half the old English element in life is swept away. It Tolvadden Mine is opening out well, the lode varies in was " our old good humour," as Clarendon calls it, whi c h yield from two to five tons per fm., the shalt being the made our elections so many Saturnalia in former days, b e s art pot i n ndtlo6f east oer and n w . e s loopstA l d ell, olllg especiallyUn Ite d t t h h e e l l o a d t e t e i r n which made the old gentry popular where your modern shaf t which a is approaching towards the great cross course, millionaire is only feared, and which, if once it die out, that rendered the lodes so very productive at South can never be supplied. A man cannot scour his entity en Tolgus, Tolgus, Great South Tolgus, the Buller and the I a hunter to canvass without seeing more of the people and Basset Mines ;at Buller and Basset United the lode ;: s being brought into closer relations with them than be four to five feet wide, yielding fine stones of mundio And well could be in other ways. The excesses of the old copper mixed; these two mines will become the great elections are to be avoided, but why should everything be prizes of the district; Buller is looking better, and the swr pt away ? Abolish personal canvassing altogether and shares have risen to 300 to 325. At, Margery se carbona is the solemn prig stands as good a chance as the hearty and discovered, that promises to jeer use returns ; with frank man, not to mention that the gentlemen of the another call of .£1 per share thia perty next year. At G reats r a e l) 3:l 4 r ''''.,,.th Tolgus the 60 yields kingdom lose the advantage which a personal intercourse "" Al become a div. pro• with the people will always give them over rivals.- seven tons per fm . r is e _ tea tons per fm„, and rise above the 40 fin , level four r - ens per fm. , the 50 is only six Quarterly Review. fins. behind, and as they . 4J and 60 fm levels are good, ARRIVAL OF THE GORGON, WITH RELICS FROM THE success will follow; ,bey 80 's about 40 f i n . s. behind the dip RUINED CITY OF HALICARNASSUS.-The Gargon has ore; Dolcoath 250, II -r Ad like ly l to advance, the 220 end west arrived in the Downs from Asia Minor. She left Bou- is worth - 60. per- fa ,n 230 west £5O per fm., and the 242 droum Bay on the 25th of June. This vessel has been east £BO Per fey ~ and west £75 p er frn., the winze'below employed for the last nine months, under the Foreign- the 239, is -a, orth £l2O per fin.. At Grumb ler and St. s . office, digging at Boudroum, where , about 3,000 years ago , Aubya tit ` 5' .:,4 fm lode is worth £2O per f ro . an d th e points 2 ae are very promising; several cross-cuts are tamed the celebrated mausoleum, or tomb , of Mausolus , be - Tg,' diven, and it is highly probable that discoveri e s e stood the famous city of Halicarnassus. This city con - of the u)- the sight of which for many centuries had been lost sight wl-i 'soon be made. of. Thanks to the energy and perseverance (after several The total value of Australian Gold known to be months of hard labour) of the officers and crew of the , 'on the way to this country is 1,123,0001. The Gorgon, the position and event of the mausoleum, has Weep exports of Gold from the Australian colonies, from determined. Little more than the foundationnow remains, 6th of April to 22nd of May, was to the value of as in the fourteenth century the Knights of Rhodes a large castle at Boudroum with the ruins of the tomb. q uoted at 401. to 561. Wool was higher, viz : The foundation and exterior walls have been laid down in 6d plans and photographed. The whole space minutely, by the mausoleum has been - examined most minutely, and everything worth having has been broughh home by the Gorgon. The statutes and bas-reliefs brer.ght home by the Gorgon alone will form one of the moat interesting collec tions of Greek antiquities:in Europe, Her Majesty's' ship is 51 to 2s per lb. Flour and frieghts were was re-established. - A duty of lOs per lb. deuce levied on opium. Gold was selling at had been _ 77s 6d to 79s • • Supply remains at Boudroum to bring home the stores, per cent. premium. Lieutenant Smith, R.E,, four Sappers, and the Mitylene ). Juilt 426,4301. In the Sydney Market, Tallow was unaltered. In the Melbourne Market, the busi ness done in ' Imports was very brisk, and con fi - Oi Exchange on London was at 2 The following is a report of to-day's London vice-consul. The Go rgon goes straight to "Woolwich, and, Wool Sales :-" Messrs. Hazard and Messrs. Dal ~on I, as she has been three years and five months in commission, have sold to-day. The quantity of Wool d';aposed I will most probably pay off, after clearing slut her cargo. lof is about 2,600 bales. It has met A `,..,'hod compe- HEALTH COMMITTEE. The usual weekly meeting of the Health Commitfee was held at half-past two o'clock yesterday, in the Town hall, Mr. Alderman Dover in the chair. Other members present—Messrs, Shell, M‘Gaffie, Beckwith, Anthony, Hodson, Ilavdoek, and Stitt. The minutes of the last meeting were read and con firmed. HEALTH OF THE TOWN, The Medical Officer of Health reported that the mor tality cf the borough for the week ending on Saturday last, was about the average of the same week of the pre ceding nine years, excluding the year of epidemic cholera. The total deaths were 214, of which 143 were in the parish, and 71 in the out-`ownships. Of 63 deaths causod by diseaais of the zyrnotie class, 23 were from roan summer cholera, to trom hopping cough, 6 from scarlatina, 4 from srnilipox, 2 from measles. From diseases of the lunge, the deaths were 64, iteluding 35 from consumption. Of the 23 also died from diarrbeea, 22 were infants and children ; and of the total 214 deaths 121 occurred below the age of five. The mean temperature of the week was 63 3-10th degrees, being 2 3-10 h degrees higher than the average. The rainfall anacunted to some what more tban.hclr an inch. The Borough Engineer, Building Surveyor, and In spector of Nuisance., rep-rted various. particulars of the operations in their several departments during the week, from which it appeared that 135 nuisances complained of by inhabitants, had been inspected, and means taken to remedy them 910 houses in the unhealthiest districts, containing 2,801 apartments, and 565 cellars, had been put under examination, with the view of improving their sanitary condition. The following memorial, which was signed by owners of property, as well as occupiers of offices and houses, in Parr-street and the neighbourhood, was read:— TO THE CHAIRMANOF THE HEALTH COMMITTEE. The respectful Metnorial of the Inhabitants of Parr-street and the neighbourhood, SH ENV i.TH,—That many of your memorialists have read, in your proceedings of last week, that a letter was presented from Messrs. Dixon and Co., threatening legal mca ,, ures against patties (Thom they do not name) for what they call calumnies upon them. Now we, your memorialtsts, who either live, have places of business, or own property, in that, neighbour hood, beg to submit that we, and not Messrs. Dixon, are the injured parties, inasmuch as we are folly prepared to prove that the health of our families have • been injured, and the comfort of oar domiciles and places of business taken a ay by the operations of those gentlemea ; and as ratepayers of Liverpool, we have a legal and a fair right to protest against the continuance of such injui ions annoyances. We seek not to dictate to Messrs. axon and Co. as to how or why they lhou4l carry on their business, or in what manner, or in what way; but we contend that they have no tight to conduct their maulifictory in such a manner as to either injure or in any reasonable way annoy us who, unfortunately, happen to live or transact business in that locality. We, therefore, beg your committee again to interfere to relieve us, in future, from the affliction of this evil upon us., We are fully prepared to offer you ample evidence to support the prayer of this our me mor i a l, and we have the honour to remain, &c. Dr. DUNCAN observed, that he was informed by Messrs. Dixon that they inteudld to desist for some time from mixing the objectionable matter, and that they were also looking out for other premises. The CiIAIRMAN said that he was informed that the Messrs. Dixon were prepared with scientific evidence to prove that the nuisance was not one injurious to health. After some conversation on the subject_ of nuisances, the matter was allowed to drop, and the committee 0 . . j ouro ed. PREPARATIONS FOR MARRTAGR.-...A11 old maid recently died in London, who left property to the value of nearly £B,OOO. She was all her lifPtime fitting ready to he married, and had stored rip 182 sheets, 62 coverlets, 50 blankets, 27 beds, with 1,1201b5. of feathers, 54 pillows, 53 handkerchiefs, anti. numerous other articles. POST-OFFICR RCRBRRY.—An the Pow-street Policy Court, on Tuesday, a yotth named George .Prederick Carpenter, an auxiliary !alter-carrier, employed in the Woolwich district. 'was charged beTore Mr. Henry with stealing ard. destroying between seventy and eighty letters which ir,td ben entrusted to him for delivery. Mr. Rennie, t he Post'-iace solicitor, conducted the prosecution. From tL e*',dence it appeared that a bundle of letters were seen hating upon Wellesley Pond, Woolwich Common, on Sunday aPernoon last, by a cow-keeper named Howker, who got possession of the packet, and, opening all the letters, placed the envelopes in a row to dry in the cnn. Not being able to read writing, he took the letters home. where he found that they were post-office , letters, and con sequently gave information to the police of the R division. A corstable went to the common next morning, and picked up forty-four envelopes, all of which "fitted" the letters produced by Howker, although for or five envelores were wanting. The case was inquired into by Mr. W. Saul thorpe, deputy comptroller, who ascertained that the letters ought to haye been delivered by the prisoner. Some of them had been delayed at least a month, although of the utmost importance to the parties to whom they ha been addressed—one of them having contained a summons issued by the Thames police magistrate, the -e;ilure of which had led to the apprehension of the person addressed upon a warrant " Other letters were pd dressed to the friends of several of the unfortunate peop l e w h o were . killed or mutilated by the railway v.eident at Lewisham, and or_e contained a post-office 02-14 ,er for £1 103, enclosed to an elderly female who had ".en much distressed for the want of it. The only moth' s alleged by the prisoner for throwing away tke lettar_s was, that he wanted more time to read his books, Mr. Cole, the superintendent of letter-carriers, pard," the L ife of a Convict," &c., were the sort of " -- in fv..med the magistrate that "Jack Shep ard, f "" his lodgings. Committed for trial. MARRIAGES. On the 18'h foot., at Eec'e.,hall, Staffordshire, by the Lord Biqiop of Lichfle'd, assisrtd by the Bev. C. P. Good, vicar of the parish, the Rev. ilrniy Brandt, rector of Burrough-on-the- ill, Leicestershire, aides sun of Robert Brandt, Esq., of Pendleton. near Manchester, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of tne late Henry Ripley, Esq., of Liver pool. On the 22nd inst., at St. George's Presbyterian Chive , . Myrtle street br the Rev. Alexander Cromer, Mr. William Booth Wood, of Mac( lesfield, ti Margaret, eldest daughter of • Mr. Peter S.,therland, merchivit. oft' ' is town. On tie 22nd inst., by license, at St. John's Church, by the Nev. Dr. Taylor, Mr. Jacob M ser, cabinetmaker, to Miss Alice Black, of Lan; aster. DEATHS. At sea, early in June, aged 31 yearn, on his pa/sage from Pe sia (ttheie he had been servin, with the expeditionary force), Lieutenant Henry George Harris Reid, 2nd Regiment Bombay European Light Infantry, eldest son of John Reid, Esq., of the Bank cf England Branch, Manchester. Oa the 19th inst., aged 4 years, Mary, daughter of Mr. Jo eph Procter, tobacconist, Christian-stree:;. On the 20th inst., st 2, Copperas-hill, aged 44, Mary Latham. On the 20th s.oldenly, at the Hill, near Kirkham, Lancashire, a g ed 66, Starert, Esq. On_ thrr 91.4- ..4 n. -.1. is.,a s „, w uno, ages 52, Mary, daugh ter o: the late Mr. John Smith, of Burnden, mast' Bolton. On the 21st inst., at 43, Pa k•rst eat, aged 6 months, Clara Sarah, intant daughter of Mr. Joseph Youltan. 4.7- Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent to our Otilca duly authenticated. M 193 SMITH IN LIVEILPOOL.—A full-length and correct Likeness of Miss -mitts is just added to Allsop's Crystal Palace Wax-work Exhi bition, Lime street, Liverpool, modelled from a drawing taken during her trial at Edinburgh, ani positively the only one taken.—Adet. Tux CALIFOANIAN PEN.—The everlasting queetien f " ichis good pen" has been answered by Mr. E. 'l'. Hall, of South Jobs sire -t, who has succeeded in , roducing a metallic pen. which he designates, not inaptly, as above. There is hardly anything more annoying than a bad pen—every one knows the misery. The pen made by `Jr. Hall, is fit for any hand to use or heavy), and what is of the greatest value, it does not corrode, but will work with equal facility in any ink. From experience of metallic pens, we can say that this one, which is p.nished as gold, and will last nearly as long, is the best one we have ever used,—Northern Times. One box, containing six dozen pens, gent free on receipt of 2s 6d in postage stamps. Agents wonted for the country.—Adv. A LIVE , POOL BOON EXTENDED TO LONDON AND aIANCHESTER. Many of the dwellers in those two dease!y populated cities will no doubt hail with gladness the gratifying intelligence of having placed within their reach, among otner domestic comforts, "the long looke for come at last," in the in , aus of securing to themselves the complete eradication of, and fortification against all obtrusive enemies and domestic pests, such as rats, mice, louc's, fleas, flies, bllekbeetles, and other noxious vermin, with ease, safet 7, and cheapness. The supply of means will em mate from the Anti-Vermin Office in this town, and what with our own experience, after a fair trial, and the united testimony of othe , sat to the re ti utility of Mr Greer's I- nti- Vermin preparations, we feel assured their introduction to L'lnion and Manchester wi'l there be esteemed a boon like to what they have been in Liverpool, where, happily, their dise)very first originated. It will be seen from our advertising columns, that Mr. John L. S revens, 86. Tower Hill, Londoa, is the appointed agent for London, and adjacent cnunties, and Mr. George Westmacott, chemist, 4, Market Street, Manch , star, is the appointed agent for that city, of whom may be had M r. Greer's infallible proparltions for the extinction of vermin of every description without danger to any of the higher order of animals. Both these appointments will save to our London and Manchester Mends, the trouble and inconvenience of sendin; for supplies to Liverpool—SeeAdvt, FRI DAY, JULY 24, 1857. tition, at very full prices, and some quantity has been taken for Belgium." The final call of 11. 10s, making 101 paid, is to q paid on the shares of the Boston, Sleaford, and 0, m u.: ind Counties Railway Company, by the 10th of A11144 ' 11". nd ordinary general meeting of the share- The svo, holders of the . 1331 . 1 of August. - , . annual meetu . . _ (k of London is called for the oth Hg of the United Mutual Mi n - The suranee Society is called ing and General Life A... made special, to con for the 25th i ns t., and will Is e . , ation, or a trans shier a proposal for an amalg b.. fer of its business to another office?. ' Railway T 1. 1 ,1 directors of the Shropshire Unit% . nt of and Canal Company have adopted the expectib- •,. 1 publishing the names and addresses of a nuLnbei of shareholders whose calls are in arrears". Creditors of the Timber Preserving Company are required to prove their claims before Vice- Chancellor Wood, who proposes on the Gilt of August to appoint an official manager. Tenders will be received by the Admiralty on the 6th of August for the supply of 100 tons of cocoa. • The position of the market for American rail road securities is thus noticed by Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite :—•' Since the arrival of the Persia, with accounts of the rise in prices at New Yolk, we have to note a strong inquiry for the best descriptions of stocks and bonds of American railroads There is, how ever, so little actual stock on the market, that it is very difficult to rueet an active demand.'' Comartrztiz ntelltcleure. LIVER.FOOL COTTON MARKET,—Jurr 23. The detnacdfrom the trade continues very active, and, with fair supplies, the cotton market is very firm. The sales—including 200 Pernambucos 9.1 to 91(1, 50 Bahias 80, 100 14Iaranbaros 9,11, 100 Egyptians 101 d to 1013,.2,000 Surats 41d to 7,id—are reported 12,000 bales, of which 1,000 are on speculation and for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARSET.-JULY 23. SUGAR : A better feeling has prevailed in our market, especially since the report of the Dutch sale (now in pro gress) became known. The transactions comprise 120 hhds Demerara, at 48s 6d to 50s 91 for Muscovado, and 60s for grainy, 165 hhds Porto Rico, part at 54a per cwt, also 2,500.1 tags Bengal to arrive, and 500 tons Brazil on the spot, the prices of which are cot allowed to transpire. MOLASSES, Rum, OR COFFEE : No sales are reported. Rica: The transactions consist of 3,750 bags Bengal, at Ils 3d to Ils 6d for middling, 12s 91 for good, up to 133 100 per cwt for fine. SALTPETRE WO bags are reported at 34s to 423 per cwt for ]6 to 8i per cent. refraction. RAPESEtD: 400 bags sold at 65s per quarter. LINSEED: 1,000 bags Bombay are reported at Gls per quarter. Fusric : 30 tons Ceara went at .£7 I7s 6 , 1 per ton. LOGWOOD: BD, tons Jamaica. at £4 12s 61 per ton. • AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.—JULY 23. Per stone, 20/bs. I Per oOl!4s. s. d. s. d. s, d. e. ri.lPotatnes. Seedlings 0 otoof • 0 Hay. 01d...... 7 to o 81 Ditto, Pink Eyes .. 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, new.. 0 5/ to . 0 03, Ditto, Whiteroeke. 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, clover 0 6 o 0 71 Ditto, 13alshaw* .. 0 0 to 0 0 Green Clover 0 2i to 0 3' Ditto, Beldrums .. 0 0 to 0 0 Vetches 0 2 tn '0 3 Ditto, cattle 0 0 to 0 0 Strew, wheat 0 3 to 0 4 Per ton. Ditto, oat .. 0 3 to 0 ,?.'rurnlps Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 0 Carrots Oats, in straw 0 0 to 0 0 ;dangle %Arum' :Manure 4 0 to 5 6 MANCHESTER CORN MAIKE r.- JULY 23 The attendance at today's market was good, and there was more disposition shown , to purchase wheat, but holders refusing to submit to a decline corresponding with the requirements of buyers, only a limited business resulted at a reduction of Is per qr on English, and 3d to 4d per 701bs on American. Flour was dull, and is to 2s per sack cheaper. Oats and •oatmeal without change. Indian corn was rather dearer. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-JULY 23 SUGAIi: The market continues dull. The only public sale to-day consisted of 150 bhds of Porto Rico, which found buyers from .12s 6d to 53s 6d, which were yester day's prices. Refined: The market continues dull. Lllrnpa, G 5 to 08s. COFFEE : There has not been a public sale, and the market continues limited. COCOA : 200 bags Trinidad sold in public sale at 91s to 96s 6d; 160 bags Guayaquil were offered and bought hi at 113 s to 115 s. TEA : The market is firm, but not active ; the near approaA of the mail provews activity in this article. COTTON : 600 bales sold yesterday. SALTPETRE : A large business was done yesterday on 'Change at high prices. RICE : No sales reported. Rum : Demerara oroof sold at 2s 83. 150 puncheons of strong and good Jamaica sold at 4s 6d. INDIGO : S"venth day-1,.520 chests passed auction, 42G withdrawn, ISO bought in, leaving 920 chests sold. The sale again went off briskly, and a mark of good Kurpah sold for shipping at an advance of 4d on last sale prices, and low sorts for home consumption at 3d advance. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.-JULY 23. The market is firm at the subjoined quotations, viz.:— Town tallow, 583, net cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 59; Jul:, 593; August laid September, 593 33; October and December, 58s 6d. LONDON MINING MARKET.-Jur.v 23. The market for home mining stocks is to-day - steady, with a limited business. Great Wheel Alfred shares are firm, and are marked in the Stock Exchange Sid and 8. Wheal Trelawney have also been dealt in at 2.5 i. Cobre shares continue heavy, and are marked 46 and 45. Other foreign descriptions arc dull. Subjoinedis the official list of the closing prices in the Mining Exchange on Wednesday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers : Catherine and Jane, 103, 11s; East Alfrel, 2,3; East Resewarne, 14s, 15s; East Russell, 11, ; Heredsfoo , , 7, ; Lady Bertha. 13s 14s; Sortridg,e Consols, 21, 4; Wheal Harriet, 15s, 20s ; Wheal Kitty (Lelant), 20, 21. A special meeting of the Fort Bowen New -Company is called for the 30th inst , " to consider the letters received from the mines on the lith inst., with the estimates of the cost of the watercourse and other works recommended by the• Captain Clemes, and to decide what steps shall be taken in consequence." Vice-Chancellor Kindersley proposes on the Ist of August. to make a call of 8s per share on the contributories of the North Tamar Mine Company. Mr. William Turquand has been appointed official ma. nager of the Crockhaven Mining Company of Ireland. The settlement of the list of the contributories is to be proceeded with on the 3rd of August. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET.-JULY 23. _ . There was a short supply of wheat at to-da,y's market, which sold readily at about the same price as this day week. Barley was unaltered in value. Oats rather cheaper. Beans held for more money. Millers reduced prices of flour as 4d per sack. CORK BUTTER MARKET.-JULY 23. There was a large supply of butter at to-day's market, over 2,800 kegs and firkins', being offered for sale. There was a lair business (3 , ,ne at unchanged prices, viz : Pirsts, 103 s; Sceond's ' 963 ; Thirds, 93s ; Fourths, 88s; Fifths, 70s; awl. S;xths, 583 per cwt. GLA°,I,OW CATTLE MARKET-7cm y 23. We had a larger supply of cattle at to•day's market than on Thursday last, the general quality of which was very 4 .aferior. Top oxen and heifers were in demand at for.ner prices, but middling and inferior sorts were a 'shade lower, and some were left over. There was a falling off in the number of sheep and lambs, as compared with last week. Good lambs were scarce, and in demand ; but sheep were not so much wanted, and sold at is to 2s per head reduction. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET.—.ToLy 23. We had a quiet market to-day at the following prices : —Warrants, buyers 735, sellers 73s 93; No. 1, buyers 745, sellers 74s 6d; No. 3, buyers 693, sellers 693 6d per ton. R. CAMERON, • WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAKER, 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, or HIRE. SEXTANrs, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROMETERS, CHARTS, &c. PTTRE PALE CANARY, TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEN. WINES D• ANDERSON 5,-C AS TL E-S TR E E T-5. P 0 R T.—Highest class Vintage Wine. five Tears in bond, and fit for immediate use.... 46s per DOZell. In Pints....„ SHERRY.—First Claw s , Pale and Gold .... CLARET, ju ien, four years in bottle 42s C A N A R Y, Twenty-Six Shillings per Dozen. MERCHANTS' ANSI NEW ID ER DIN 9 ON ROOYi , 'Pt S.RIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVE RPO Roos WATER —Morn. 1 10— ARR. * July 22. )01.. Jura , 24.• -Even. I 30— fleight,17 ft. 1 in. LivED. lld a s ...................... ----- 1 Athilda ........ ....Barrington Jargen Broenharst Qnei*c ‘itetheilla ............. Eme , ald Isle ...... . New York Town Calcutta Resolute Quebec Payout•ite Antwerp Ripple Villaviclosa Glyde 'fatm Touche Fanny Forsyth Bombay First of May .. • Jalniaca .1. D. Andes (s.s.) CoLstantinop'e Uncle Toby New Yc.rk Robert Pntsford Calcutta Vary Carson Quebec Governor Langdon .. Philadelphia welicia Montreal ..... ....Quebec • ...... Havre Daute •••• Ostend July 13. John Ravenat Charleston Agenoria Quthee Fanny ....a. L , guna L •lean William ....... Island SAIL Emily... Liberia.. Italian (a.a.) . Neptune Rosalie Jail , 22. Pleaid ....... J ... Kooria INfooria Mary Catherine Manrititif C. Parr Christiana Ju y 23. Ira / zest Qoeen New York ILtnarch Of the Seas Menaoulne CLEARED 0 _ July 22. Reward .......... Caps Town, &c. Celiadine ,.Constantinople Z KTERED F 0 prnivAnDg. Irelegrafo Louisa Atesqns Antigua Packet Port-an-Prince Para ID. LOADING. July 22. !Savnna Iresslna Castine New Orleans .f, P Whitney New Orleans c,t; of B.Riinore ...... New York New York New York Areig New York 4. Z New York Bello ot the Ocean. ...Philadelphia Fanny Fae-ie Queen Rio Gra,de Pelican (s.s.r..........Rotterdata Orontes .............Salonies, &a. Union ...... • ... P. E Islam' Thomas Antw , rp Champion ......... Calcutt, ' John S. Cushing Calcutta Stephen Glover Calcutta Watee Lily ' harlotte Town Saxon (s.s.) Hamburg, &c Marla Conception . Havannab Kennebec Havannab Oliver 3foses, Havannsh N. Larrabso Jamaica; Valparaiso Lima Mirli , (s) Lisbon lonia (s.) Malta, &c OUTPORTS. HOLYHEAD, July 23. Wind S.W., moderate !WPM. Sauthampton. July 23 —Arrived —Tentonia (sA), from Hamburg, and is to sail for the Brazils on the 24as. Falmouth, Julp V.—Arrived—Fear No', from Taganrog—Sonhle, Narvirn—L'Aglie, Hadersletere, far Penarth Roads— Britannia, Packman, Sh elds, for Toulon—Fre erico. Havannih— Marie, Trinidad—Rose de Italia, Monte Video —Mary Wri Pennon-- bucc—Geor e Avery, Colombo, far London—Port G:asgow, Quebec, for Southlon—and Clanria, Trinidad for London. - - P;irmouth, July 21.—Arrived— Glenavon, Davis, from Dunkirk for Liverpool. MAUITIME EXTRA,CT€4. LIVF.RP Or, July 23. A schooner, outward bouni, aground near No. per chart 64, at 4.15 p.m., has no signals or distress flying. —Another schooner, aground near No. per chart 65 at 4.25 p.m., has no siinals of diatress flying. They are• both foreigners. VESSELS' REPORTS. Report by the Fanny, Wicks, a. rived here from Laguna; Sara June 10. Sailed in company with the sch oner Transit. or Ildmbnig Left in port the A. L. Crawford, Mount Washington, and B itish brig Crimea. July 4, in let. 37 N., lon. 71 W., saw a three masted steamer, bound west, nuder sail, having jury mast at th • main, and no smoke stack; painted black, with a red streak and white poop. July 11, in lat. 41 29 N., lon. 45 26 W., saw the Nathan Harman, bound south. July 13, in lat. 44 35 N., lon. 39 33 W., saw the George, bound west.. July 16, in tat 43 10 N., lon. 27 W., sawthe Elisabeth, bound east. FOREIGN POETS, Theresa, hence at DAnzie. Samoset, hence at Alexandretta. British Queen '.s.s.). hence at Leghorn. Jane aim Father, Howell, hence at Barcelona. Ellen Owen sailed from Genoa for Algiers, July 15. Isabella sailed from Flushing for Liverpool, July 20. Corinthian (~$) sailed from ( - senoa for Leghorn, July 16. Sir G. F. Seymour. m London at Bermuda. Connurrefat THIS DAY. THIS DAY, the 24th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brolurs' ()Ake, 9, Rumford-street; 7557 Bags New Necranzie I R I C E. 3261 Bags New Larong now landing, ex Invhcible, from Akyab —A pply to WHITAKER, WHITEHEAD & CO., Brokers Tars Div, the 24th Instant, at Twelve o'clock, at tha Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings, 2000 Barrels American ROSIN, now landing.—Apply to Messrs. Charles R. Tayhr stnd Son, Mer chants; Or to J. H. RAYNEA. 8c.C0., Brokers.. THIS DAY, the Nth...instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the. Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-'mlldings, 650 Barrel. American TAR, landed, ez Colin M'Rae. from Wilmington, north side Victoria Dock. —Apply to Messrs. Crooks, Gray and Co , Merchants ; or to J. H. RAYNER & Cl., Brokers. THIB DAY, tl.e •24th Instant, at Twelve o'clock, 70 Balsa Mexican FIB HE, now landing, ex Mary Balch.—Apply to Leech, Harrison and For— wood, Merchants ; or to FRANCIS J. EATON, Eroker, 7, Exchange -chambers. Tars Dsr, the 24th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 4, Lanca.ter-buildings, 90 T..ne BONeS, now landing, ex Waterwltch, Bi,kenhead D)cks.—Apply to - JOHN DAVIES & CO , Brokers. Tim DAY, the 24th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Saleroom, 18, Chapel-stmt, About 3,000 Bundle') COIR YARN, ex Roden, tom Bombay, lying in Nov. 6 and 7, Alters Dock Ware houses.—Apply to Messrs. F. Lyon and Brothers, Merchants ; or to DANIEL .C. bUCHANAN & CO., Brokers-. Tins Der, the 24th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, Exchange-street West, 90 Tons BAIIWOOD, now landing, ex James, Stanley D )ek.—Apply MACGREGOR LAIRD, JON.. Broker. _ _ NEXT WEEK MONDAY. On MONDAY next, the 27th Instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 7, Exentnge-chambers, 1,336 Bundles Bahia PI ASSAVA, now landing, per Glasgow Traver, Canning Dock. Apply to FRANCIS J. EATON.•Broirpr. TUESDAY. On TUESDAY next, the 28th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker,' Office, ' (0) Bales JUTE, just arrival—Apply to T. & H. LIPTLEDALE & CO., Brokers. WED NE SDA Oa WEDNESDAY next, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 16, Exc 6) Casks Australian TALLOW, landed ox James Baines.—Fer particulars apply to J. H. RAYNER & CO., Brokers. On account of whom it may concern. On WEDNESDAY next, the 29th instant, at One o'clock, at the Public saleroetn, Exchanga-buildings, Liverpool, 120 Bales and Case,, and L ,ose, about 13,500 pieces very Valuable Damaged MANUFACTURED G;;ODS, Consisting of Linen.. Blankets, aid Thread, Printed and Plain Cali— coes, Stuff Goods, 3S Boxes Tin Plates, 4 rates E rthenware, 4 casks Hardware, 34 bundles Hoop Iron, sic., being part of the cargo saved f om the Wreck of the Emperor, hound hones to Bahia, lying at the Sheds for Wrecked GoVs, north-east side Prince's Dock.—Apply to Messrs. Brice, Friend and Co Merchants; or to PERCIVAL, CAMPBELL & Co. Brokers to the Liverpo,l Underwriters' Association. To be followed by other salesof Wreekr - cl Good, from the same ship._ THURSDAY On account of a Defaulter. On THURSDAY, the 30th instant, at rwelve o'clock, at Browne. Hunter and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale street, 4 Brls. INDIA RUBBER, all faults, 2 Cases sated from the fire is Fuiton-straet.—Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER & CO , Brokers. On TaIIRSDAT, the 30th instant, at the Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings, 35 Tons Para INDIA RUBBER, 17 Bales South American J. H. RAYNER & CO., Brokers. N.EXT MONTH. On TUESDAY, the 11th August next, at Twelve o'clock. at the Brokers' Office, 580 Casks 301 Barrels Plantation Ceylon COFFEE, 386 Hags 348 Bags Native just arrived, ex Aletheia, fr'm Colombo.—Apply to Messrs. Nicol, Duckworth and Co., Merchants: or to T. & H. TATTLED kLE & CO., Brokers. On 111USSDAY, the 20th August, at Twelve o'clock, at the Public Saleroom, 207 Cheats Bengal INDIGO, jastarrived.—Apply to Messrs. Thomas and John Brockleb3.nk, Mer chants ; or to T. & H. LI CrLEDALE & CO., Brokers. On TauzsDAY, the 20th August, at Twelve o'clock, at the Public Saleroom. 150 Chests Bengal INDIGO, just arrived.—Apply to T. &U. LITTLF.DALE, & CO., Brokers. GARDEN SEATS ! GARDEN SEATS I THE Subscribers have just got to hand a large Assortment of GARDEN SEATS, IN NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS. C. D. YOUNG & CO., CASTLE-BUILDINGS, DERBY-SQUARE SIIMMER. COATS! EVERY descrißtiori of SUMMER COATS, Suitable for The (Vice, The House, The Garden, The Street, And for Tourists. Including THE WATERPROOF TAE TiVP- TWEED TALMA, And D AND MELTON BEAUFORT, May be had at P. L. MACTAGGARTS TAILORIIVG ESTABLISILIEVT, 24 and 26, BOLD-STREET. Portmanteaus, Coat Cases, Carpet Bags, Knapsacks. German Wallets, &c.