The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-28 00:00:00

STATISTICAL CONGRESS AT BRUSSELS• Now that the Congress is over, and the streets are already thinned of the many remarkable men that one has met for the last four days at every turn, it may be well, before re cording the proceedings of yesterday, to note down a few of the observations which such a conference naturally calls forth. Among the learned strangers who cheerfully an swered to the call of the „Belgian Commission, openly to dis cuss the elements of statistical science, there prevails, as to the result of the Congress, the strongest feeling of hope and confidence. It may not excite as much interest in Eng land, where statistics, although, I believe, " looking up" a little of late, are yet very far from having attained that at tention from the public and encouragement from the Govern ment which they certainly deserve. As to personal feeling, on ail sides, the warmest tribute has been paid to the gentle and untiring courtesy with which the visitors have been treated by every member of the Belgian commission, from M. Quetelet, the president, to its indefatigable secretary, M. Heuschling. They really would appear to have a royal mode of " managing these things" in Belgium. The King honoured the Congress with his presence, thus showing true sympathy with the arduous labours of men, whose special vocation it is to seek after the truth. Yesterday, some fifty members had the honour of dining with his Majesty, at the palace, and they were much gratified with the evident cordiality of their reception. On Monday evening there was a learned conversazione at the house of M. Quetelet. Tuesday, another, at the residence of M. Ducpetiaux, I n sp ec t or -G ener al of Prisons. Wednesday, the members met at the Statistical Congress dinner, "got up in that style of art," to use a consecrated phrase, which only a restaurateur in Paris or in Brussels can ever hope to attain. Yesterday, after the royal dinner, there was a grande reception at the hotel of M. Piercot, the Minister of the Interior, a gentleman who, by his elo quence when called upon to address the conference, and by his impartial, and, I suppose I must not add Englishman like, manner of conducting the business of the meeting when he presided, has contributed not a little to their harmony and the entente cordiale that prevailed throughout. The brilliant salons received additional lustre from the profusion of crosses of honour and merit with which the greater number of the guests were decorated. During the Congress, not an attention, however minute, that could in any way contribute to the comfort and gratifi cation of the visitors has been forgotten. On the cards of members was endorsed a goodly list of collections of paint ings,. and all the customary "lions" that engage "the inquisitive traveller" in a chace, of which he, and he only, never tires. To be a Member of the Statistical Con g ress, was of itself sufficient to ensure a kindly welcome from every one. Even the hotel-keepers, with that tact and eavoir-faire which unmistakeably distinguish them from their English brethren, whose tact seems confined to squeezing out of their resigned victims as much unlawful plunder as they possibly can, naturally took up the tone of extra courtesy and readiness to oblige ; that seemed to be " the order of the day;" and, strange as it may appear, no signs have been detected of its having been charged in the bill ! The clubs (the Cercle du Commerce, and the Cercle Artis tique) threw open their doors to the foreigners, and every one who has travelled much on the Continent will readily appreciate the value of such an arrangement ; you have but to look in upon a solitary Englishman, sitting up at night in the salle a manger of a continental hotel, talking his own peculiar French to the sleepy waiters by way of practice, and you must feel that his position is not precisely that which mathematicians would call " of the highest power," of domestic comfort. The Statistical Congress of Brussels will be remembered for years with pleasure by the many strangers present, who all equally felt that here at least was a happy neutral ground, beyond the reach of small national jealousies and political partisanship. If ever there was a field that should be equally open to the whole world, it is the field of science in general, and more especially that of statistical science ; for the exact knowledge of the many complicated facts, the sum of which roes far to make up the social happiness or misery of a people, is undeniably of equal importance to all forms of government, as it is to all philosophers who, while they wish well to the moral, do not, on that account, neglect the material progress of mankind. Yesterday, at two o'clock, the Congress held its fourth and last sitting, under the presidentship of M. Quetelet, who was after a short time succeeded by the Minister of the Interior. Out of the mass of reports presented to the meeting, and looking to the great length of the discussions that followed, I propose to confine myself to such points as appear most likely to interest your English readers. I would wish to notice more particularly the resolutions and recommenda tions of the Congress that have reference to the census and to national surveys. The first is of admitted import ance, the latter equally so ; and at this moment it is of the most urgent necessity that it should be well considered, as there really appears to have been considerable danger, if we are to judge from official correspondence recently circulated on the subject, that the country should be quietly saddled with an expenditure of a million or two sterling, for the survey of Scotland and part of England, on the scale of six inches to one mile, as in Ireland ; that, too, after the notorious insufficiency of the six-inch scale for the different circumstances of England and Scotland. On the Continent generally, and more especially among the dis tinguished men who have directed and finished great na tional surveys, the scale of six inches to a mile is considered fit only for an index map, and not for what a map ought really to be—an absolute facsimile of the surface of the ground itself, with all the varieties of its physical materials and artificial condition. The Congress unanimously adopted general recommenda tions to the following effect, on the subject of national sur veys Th :— e Cadastre to consist of the survey and valuation ; its permanency, that is, the keeping . it up to the actual state of things being admitted as a principle, and means taken to do this so effectually as to avoid the very costly, if not very use ful, method of revision at distant periods. The survey to be made, and the maps of the whole coun try to be laid down on the ordinary scale of 1-2,500 (about our common scale in England of three chains to one inch, or 26 2-3 inches to one mile). The following modifications to be adopted under certain circumstances : For forests and mountains,_ the scale of 1-5,000 (nearly 13 inches to the mile) ; for villages and crowded districts, 1-1,250 (say 50 inches to the mile) ; for maps of large towns, intended for sewerage and sanitary purposes, the scale of 1-500 (a very little larger than the scale of ten feet to one mile now adopted by the Board of Health for the map of London and large towns) ; general index maps to be on the scale either of 1-10,000 or 1-20,000 (that is, about six inches and three inches respectively to the mile) for the purpose of bringing together under the eye a con siderable surface of the country, when minute detail is not required. The views of the committee specially delegated to report upon this question were at once adopted by the Congress, and they were of opinion that the Cadastre should be ori ginally so true and so carefully kept to represent the truth, as to be at all times undeniable evidence—the operation thus becoming not what it has unfortunately been too much considered hitherto, a mere affair of taxation, but that it should henceforth have a wider and a nobler object in view—that it should form the inventory of the real pro perty of the country, its general register (grand livre)— that it should be the basis of the agricultural and other statistics of the kingdom, believing that, if founded upon truly scientific principles, and carried on in a liberal and enlightened spirit, the organisation and preservation of na tional surveys on a sufficient scale to serve as correct records, is one of the greatest benefits that a Government can confer upon a country. In reference to population, the Congress made the follow ing important recommendation : The general census to be taken of every individual actually in the country at the date of enumeration [population de fait], and such particulars given as may . be required, of those individuals having legal domicile in the country, although absent from it [population de droit]. The census to be taken at equal periods, not more distant than ten years ; the first m December, 1860. Special agents or enumerators to be employed; a separate return to be ob tained for each family, to comprise the family, christian, and other names, place of birth, spoken language, religion, con dition (single, married, or widower), profession or occupation, residence (whether temporary or permanent), children re ceiving education, houses by stories, and number of rooms in the occupation of each family ; existing sickness ; number of blind, deaf and dumb, and insane. In addition to the above periodical census, the register intended to exhibit the movements of the population, to be kept up from year to year between the intervals of the great census, and to set forth—the births by sex, by age of both parents, legitimate and illegitimate, number of twins; still born, deaths, marriages, and divorces by months ; the deaths by sex, by . age in months, with cause of death, and profession; marriages by age of both the contracting parties, with their profession or occupation, and, considering the extreme importance of a simple and uniform nomenclature of diseases, equally applicable to all countries, the attention of learned men is to be called to the question, with a view to a uniform nomenclature being adopted at some future Congress. Upon the proposition of Mr. LzoNt LEvi, the learned pro fessor of commercial law at King's College, London, the Con gress now expressed an earnest wish for the speedy establish ment of an international code of commerce by the assistance of a Congress to be hereafter specially called for the purpose. They also recorded the same wish in favour of a universal penny postage. After some conversation, the choice of the next place of meeting was left an open question for the present. Upon the motion of Viscount EBRINGTON, who has taken a most active pad in the discussion of the conference, thanks were voted to the promoters of the Congress. The PRESIDENT, having thanked the meetin g for himself and his colleagues, deolaredthe session of 1853 to be at an end, and the assembly separated amidst loud applause, and the universal satisfaction of the members.—Morning Chronicle. INQUESTS.—Yesterday, Horny Churton, Esq., coroner, held an inquest at Birkenhead, on the body of an old woman aged 72, named Mary Cox, who died on Monday from a fall down the stairs of her own house in Leicester itreet. Verdict, accidental death. DOCK DIRECTORY. QUEEN'S, No. 1. Ranger 304 Kirkby, Crabtree &Co .. .. .. .. Brilharte 287Cardie, Brice and Co or Pento 0 Alpha 536 Hore, J E Oliver .. 904 Fielding, - Castor 265 Azzopardi, Stolterfoht &Co .. 0 Thomas N , Cowie & Co. No. 2. Dalriada 1507 Scott, Grainger & Co.. .. 0 William Miles 383 --., .. .. .. Ethiope (s) 80 Garnett, Jamieson Brothers 0 Har mony, 8 31, Jamieson, Gibbs, Bright &Co Euphrosine 140 Justesen, Bahr & Co .. 0 ""' Guatemala Packet 358 -, J Carmichael w Andromache, 468, Pasmore, Muir & C 0... BRUNSWICK, No 1. Georgiana 86 Mountain, Cowgill or Moore 0 , Boomerang 1823 Flaherty, R Carter .. .. Good Intent 138 Thompson -- .. • • ° Glenmanna, 1190, Rodgers, J. Gordon .. Inconstant 517 Owens J& R Wilson .. 0 No. 2. Landscape 185 Richards, Bahr &Co .. 0 Daniel Grant 292 Edie, W& J Lockett .. Miltiades 674 Henry, JS de Wolf .. .. 0 Ann Martin 477 Benson, D Gibb .. .. Mundet log Rode, Vos, Browne, and Co.. ° Sir Allan McNabb, 840 Bimie Miller & Co. Rosalie 176 Denduyts, D E Gawin .. ..0 , , BIRKENHEAD .. o .. o PRINCE'S. HIISKISSON. Arnada 122 Aurachoecha, G. E. Balleray w Anna Maria 126 —, Cunard, Munn &Co 0 Apame 169 --, A. Duranty or Strong s.‘ Co s Crown 1248 Duncan, 0 Aril - era 470 Shearer, Schlesinger orWhite..E 6. —••• • • • • Frank Pierce 1143 Currier, Douglas • & Co 0 Ariadne 361 Cockton, ' lll"fear, Son & Co.. 0 Golden Era 1556 Fowler, Miller &Co .. 0 Aerd Van Nes 5 82 Carsjens, Vos or Millers w 8 James 211`11enry 1777 Creighton, E Oliver s Abaurrea 141 Ansoatejui, Fde Oleaga &Co 0 Mary Caroline 736 Fox, E Oliver .. .. w Argonaut 1237 —, Macdonel or Fairclougho Shooling Star 1352, Mc Calmont & Co Arachne 654 Roddock, T& J Brocklebank 0 .. 188 Sloan .. wlO . . .. .. .. Zetland 1288 Tilley, Gibbs, Bright, and Co Albert AngleseaCo 206 Guy, Cowie, Scott & .. 0 SANDON. Ann Longton, 697 Pearson, J. Longton .. w Amalia, 122 Auzrecoicha, Vianna &Co .. 0 California, 425 M. C. Pothonier &Co .. S Ann Powell, 304, Lamont, Tyrer &Co .. a 6 Leopard 299 Richard, M'Nair & Dutton .. B Balbina 101 Lancia, It Shiel or J T Nickels 0 Lusitania (s.s.) 1100 Broome, .. .. .. 8 Courer 135 Edmund, I& J Brocklebank s Marco Polo 1626 J Bains &Co .. • • N Chasely 515 Slaughter ' Brice, Friend &Co s Nottingham 443 Ball, Imirie &Co .. .. N Coringa 250 Hall, Schwabe or Baker .. 0 Wolfe 1263 Crerar, R Morrow, Son & Co.. B Columbia 399 Burke, J M'llenry .. .. 0 Chebucto 408 Russell, T Bankier or Tyrers E 4 Clan Gregor 912 Carmichael, Ashley &Co .. w Devonport 767 Colburn, . .. .. 0 •• N Delmain 275 Varty, Imrie &Co .. .. s N David Harrison 514 Green, R Vining ..a 2 N Duke of Wellington 478 —Gladstone & Coo Derwent, 220 Bell, A. Crook &Co .. .. E N Elisa 6- Emma 134 Boysen, EZwilchenbart 0 E Elizabeth Antoinette 781 Beste, J W Fair- N dough or Bahr &Co .. .. • • • • 0 B Eliz. Archer 383 --, J. Moradel or Imrie 0 Esk 217 Peters, T& J Brocklebank .. E BRAMLEY-MOORE. Eagle 199 Sister, J. Monde' .. .. .. w .. Adeline Georges 79 Briand, D E Gauwin 0 Fanny Chapman 291 —, Cotesworth E. Alessandro 360 Domestina, G Tymbas .. Fulwood 1215 Fitzsoms, Jones, Palmer &Co sl o Antarctic, 1368 Zeraga, A. Denistown .. General Derry 505 Scavey, Frazer &Co w 2 E Glendalough 1076 Howson, S R Graves .. 0 Albert, 300 Fortin, D. E. Gawin_ .. 8 Hope 337 M'Curdy, Coltart or Kelso & Co a 7 Blanche Rudolf, Fernie Brs... .. 1 Hermes 241 Presley, B. Darbyshire .. .. 0 Centurian, 845 Coombs Focke & Boult .. E Holywood 291 Bower, J Longton .. .. 0 Carrack Norris, 935, Focke & Boult .. 3 Isabel 300 Banderich, Tennant .. .. 0 Clara Wheeler, 997 Nelson —.. .. .. N Iris 241 Ybara, Cotes rth &Co or Oleaga 0 Desdemona, 652 Farnham, Focke & Boult w Jamaica 360 Brown, J Longton or J Hallw 4 Dorothea Alice 228 Embleton, Allen &Co a sefa Juan 400 Ogimaga, Partridge &Co 4 Euphemia, 800 Beckett.. .. .. .. . • rq John Ritson 305 Tiffon,' Bell .. .. .. w 8 Emma Fields, 1075 W. Tapscott &Co .. ° J esus 728 Omar, Partridge &Co Findrias 67 Ertand, D E Gauwin .. .. 0 Forest Queen 837 Newton, E Oliver ... .. s Kedgeree, 689 Isbister, C. S. Lemon Frederick Stene 217 Sycke, Bahr &Co .. 0 Lit o ey . 2 y 2 Havelock, J . Booker or P0 . 01e . & . 3 oi Grotto 511 Stuart, Focke & Boult .. .. N i „, 2 Louisa 202 • Kiie, J • iongton Or 6 . Simpson 0 General Dunlop, 947 Skolfield, J Brown Laureana Rita 141 —, Fde Oleaga &Co 5 Geo. Green, 1020 Redman, Focke & Boult a Lavinia 308 Tindle, H Smith &Co .. .. 3 Carroty 550, Horssall &Co .. .. .. .. Hermann, 230 Schuffer, A. F. Moore .. o Laurel 149 Williams, T& J Harrison .. 0 Liverpool 341 Mondel, J. B. Yates .. .. 0 Horatio 509 Hall, J Browne or Harrison .. Martha 248 Thompson, Imrie Diary Hartley 408 Bartlett, Tyrer or Ashley a 8 & Co s .. .. James 173 Fiddaman, E Lawrence .. .. w o J. P. Harward 5 43 Andros, W. Jackson s Maria y Juana 250 Ugarte, Partridge & Co a 1 Miltiadcs. 500 Robinson, Frazer &Co .. 0 Milka, 465, Miska .. _ Borman, 879 Steenwoldt, Vos and Co .. 0 Neva 849 Haling, Pilkington &Co .. _ .. . N Nyverheid 233 Steyn Vos &Co .. .. .. B 4 .. . . . N Nicoletto 372 Garofalo, Preston or Nicholas Nova Belle 391 ,Bolds & Co.. .. 0 Porten 361 Bruce, Kelso & Dowie .. .. iv 5 Nicholas Biddle 773 Bird or Harrison .. s Palermo, 325 Clough .. Patriot King 335 Wise, T& J Brocklebank s Paragon, 155 Draper, C. S. .. Le m on .. o• - • • • • ° Persia 669 —, Robertson & Co, or Imrie 6 Perla 302 , J Aikin or F de Oleaga E 9 Peltoma 469 Williams .. .. .. • • • • o Queen Thn.. sa o y f England, 538 Taylor & Co.. .. w 490 Lock, J Farie .. .. .. .. 0 Sterling 493 Henderson, Isaac, Lowe, & Co Nir .. en Shawmut 1034 Hubbard, T. Joyson .. .. N Sheridan, 1008 Crook Rovigno 477 Mayer, M'Nair & Dutton w 3 Toulon 774 Rich, Jacot, Taylor,_& Co .. 0.. .. _ . N Rover 317 Cole, Cotesworth &Co or Pearce 0 Rosina 448 —, Cotesworth or Cuthbert .. 0 Undine 523 Merriman, Brown or Harrisons w Recorder 623 Sharp, It & A Henderson.. W 0 Vincenzo 255 Permuda, Uriel 800 Foster .. .. .. .. .. • • Lamport and Holt s 4) San Francisco 117 de Urrola, Fde Oleaga Seraphina 299 Orr, Cotesworth & Co.. .. 0 . Somorrostro 290 Partridge or Baker w South Carolina 1700 iurner, Millers & Co a 10 Sea Snake 435 Gilbert, Kelso, or Lewis & Co w 0 Sulween, 306 White, Cotesworth & Co .. 0 Sobraon 579 Griffiths, H Schwabe or S Baker .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 0 Thomas Fielden 465 Eddie, wSe J Locket w Triton 177 Kalze, Bahr &Co .. .. .. 0 Usk 236 Dunley, Cotesworth &Co .. w 7 Wm. Henry 299 Watts, Miller &Co .. a 3 Woodstock 300 Johnstone, Boyd &Co .. 0 Wanderer 320 Hinds Murrays &Co .. .. 0 Swan 16i-, Redhead, sultan NI Brown, S R Graves WELLINGTON. Briseis 1441 Kirby, J M' Henry Calhoun 1749 Trueman, C Grunshaw Delganny 909 Hogg, Beasley and Colly Jacob A. Westervelt 1533 Hoodless, Guion and Co .. .. . .. .. .. .. Mars 357 Simpson, Stewart & Douglas .. Piquot 1142 Kilpatrick, Focke and Boult Pomona 845 White, Stewart and Douglas .. .. E NELSON Arno, (ss) 467 Steele, --.. Calpe (s.s.) 470 Wakeham, J. Bibby & Sons w Douro, (ss) 465 Benson, J. Bibby &Co .. N Feronia 99 Wakeham, J Glynn & Son .. 0 Hunter, 139 Payne, Allen & Edwards .. w Pelican, (ss) 480 Burns, Wilson &Co .. s Sultan, 137 Craig, C. S. Lemon,. 0 Vera druzio 135 Minger, F de Oleago & Co Waterwitch (s.s.) 200 -, M'Kean & Co wl STANLEY. Axel 312 Jacobsen, D E Gauwin.. Artuose 127 Weele, A F Moore .. Catherine Jenkins 340 Hodge, Grinlay Carib, 483 Kilgour, Preston & Co. .. Felicity 89 Hubean, D E Gauwin Fritheof, 260 Neilson, Vos Brown & Co Gibraltar 330 Hamer, Rathbone Brs Guilia 170 Maceio, J G White or Schroder Jean Baptiste 125 Bonner, D E Gauwin . • Jamaica, 510 J. Alexander .. .• Josephus, H. E. Moss & Co.. .. Jenny, 150 Elfcrson, Bahr & Co.. .. Kent, 610 Robb, H. Smith or Lamport Mio Toni 250 -, Preston or Nickols & Co Minerva 162 Stoutinbo, Duarte Brs Regulus, 869, Cubbins. J. P. Evans .. St. John, 501 Leighton, Lamport &Co .. Sea Bird, 153 Stone .. .. • • • • St John 501 Leighton, Lamport and Holt St George 400 Jamieson, .. • • Teti 330 Morin, M`Nair & Dutton .. Victoria 120 Crisp, S. Howes &Co .. Vesta 320 Smith, D E Gauwin .. • Virgo, 108 Peterson, Bahr & Co.. .• • • William 227 Krause, GEORGE'S. Artistic 304 Edwards, Tyrers or Ashley Bra 0 Alpha 102 Davies, Bahr &Co .. . • .. 0 Bijou 107 Long, Cotesworth &Co .. ..w 6 Cornelia 386 Menchacha, R Shiel or Nickols ES : Catharine 118 M'Ginty, J Longton & Co.. 0 3 Doctor 108 Lobb, Vianna, Jones &Co .. w 4 s Dido 202 ---, Suter, M'Neille & Co.. w 5 s Diana 149 Conto, R Singlehurst.. .. .. w 0 Dolores 130 —, Partridge & Co or Kelso 0 a Eblana 122 Roper, Lamport or Zwilchenbart 0 s Elizabeth 127 Munsterton, Robinson & Co w 91 0 Forte 99 Rodrigues, Deans &C o .. '.. 0 1 s Franklin 160 Cacace, J Moss &Co .. .. wl W Fury 136 May,.. .. .. .. .. .. .. 0 sHannah Eastee 227 Collins, E Eastee .. 01 Hugh Block 231 Abbot, Tyrers or Bahr &Co 0 s India 214 Appleby, W S m ith & Sons.. .. 01 0 Joven Pepita 150 Martinez, Bahr and Co 0, s Juan Emilio 176 Cuculloa, Partridge or Kelso Er ° MARINERS' CHURCH E Mary Queen of Scots 256 Graham, Shalcross 0 s Malvina 134 Howell, , • .. .. .. 0 9 Na Sade las Vietarias 198 Be Ormaechea, Partridge, Fletcher, &Co .. • . .. 0 Nuvevo Pepillo 16g Senande. Shiel or Nickel 0 Oceana 192 Giococehca, Partridge &Co .. 0 Orizonte 244 Mohovich, M'Nair & Dutton 0 Postboy 96 Walker, A Gartside .. .. .. W ES Avon 38 3 Dowsley, H. Steele.. Princess Royal 210 Parr, It Singlehurst .. 0 UNION. Pegasus 82 Parker, J Longton or A Duranty Cleopatra 398 Chapman, J Baines I. Harrieon • 'Royal Williamls6 M' Whirter, J Moss &Co 0 e v o e r x x Stratton 181 Amey, Neill, Sanderson &Co 0 C o l um b us 319, George 471 Petrowsky, Bahr and Co . 6 Grand Bonny 710 Watts, T. Harrison.: Serafin 200 Goitez, Partridge or Kelso &Co 0 Lady of the Lake 457 Smith, Douglas & Sultana 302 Keddie, J Baines .. .. .. 0 Triton 100 Zaldnondo, Partridge &Co • - 0 Lady Emla Bruce 1007 11 1`Pherson E Oli • • Tagus 121 Wade, G Loutheon .. .. .. w Triumfante222 Menehacha, R Shiel or Nickols o Maine 750 Freeman Br Union Compostelan 181 Baudin, Partridge Tory 608 Hoskins, 1 , ) Gib o b wn or Harrison.. w and Co or Millers &Co .. .. .. .. 0 , Vittoria 262 Indilicuto, J Moss .. .. .. 0 ----------------.....—..—.........,...„,...„. Warbler 166—, Muir & Co or Macdonnel w COBOU RG. VICTORIA. Witch of the Wave 277 Small, J Jackson Arabian (ss) Greaves, Dixon . . 6 Banovich, Preston & Watson 0 or Tanton & Davidson .. .. .. . N Ferozep Armonia 18 ore 955 White. Thos. Tobio • & s;;,, w T& J Harrison .. 111 4 Wynstay 521 Langley, Ironside or J Aiki n 0 U rgent. Williams.. .. _ Alexander 72 Charles, Asphalon 368 Sharp, J Bibby .. • • • • w Zibiah 105 Gresley, Baker or Le Maistre &C o E Brothers 194 Bellin, Preston & Watson .. 0 Cornelia 1064 French, C Grimshaw .. .. sll, Christopher Hoge 108 Rasmussen, Vos & Cox 3' Chenemus 201 Cutler, .. .. • . .. .. Dingo 608 Cooper, Webster &Co .. .. 00 Harvest 650 Fuller, Focke & Boult .. .. rils Isabella 754 Hayden, Browne or Harrisons's s 7 Octavia. Carr, 108 Wilson & C 0... .. .. 0 Old England, Barstow, Browne .. .. • .xl2 Perlen 200 Peterson, D E Gauwin o .. .. 0 &Co or Pepita, 120 Harrison or Partridge BtQuaye Co l a Queen 899 M'Cartney, Mu ir 0 Sachem, 806 Woodsbury , Fock e & Boult.. 0 Thetis, 152 Porter, ---.. .. . . .. Nta Vaudalia, 775 Smith, J. & M . Joynson, .. 0 Zorgolied 303 Grootd, Vos & Co.. .. • COLLINGWOOD. Georg, 736 Hohorst, Focke & Boult.. xi SALISBURY. Crescent City, 832 J. Beasley or Kelso .. • .• .. E •• 0 0 E E • .. .. .. 8 Emetic, (a 5) 200 Russ, F. G. Eaton.. .. Julian Unzeta 554 -, Tyrers or Nickola le Star of the North, 171 Grace, Fernie Bros. BRUNSWICK. Avondale 430 Bradshaw, E. Oliver • • • • Z Almora 1238 Dunn, Gibbs & Co.. .. • . °IA/pine 514 Mellin, .1. S. de Wolf .. • . s Ann nose 1130 Dawson, Holderness &CO w Arabia 1022 Grainger and CO.. •. E Arthur 316 Hubner, Bahr and Co. Ariel 191 Inkster, Brevet 1270 Sinclair, Miller & Co. Bellarat 126 Cressar, Kirk & Co.. Challenger 306 Gellatly, H. Smith . • Caroline 114 Brabazen, Strong & Reid . Cambria 1180 Perry, De Wolf .. Cypress 406 Edmondson Miller &Co .. David Brow n 894 Vaughan, ' Miller and Co Dundonald 1372 Gillis, Fernie Brothers x Empire Queen 992 Porter, Gibbs &Co .. Emma Heyne 593 Scheeiner, Bahr & CO.. w Elize 119 Fagerstrom, Vos & Co.. • • • . Echange 1018 Harvey, D. Bannon and Son SALTHOUSE. Esther 209 Murchison, A. Duncan • • • • X Freiher Otto Man enel 0 E Alceste Anderson, J W Fairclough 0 Grecian 1134 v0n Ilsley, Dou g las & las &CO • • Bahr • . Vir Anne Armstrong 889 Howard, Bolds &Co Gladiolus 556 Taylor, W. Nicol .. • • • • or Cowie &Co .. Hornet 1285 Gibb s & C o, or Harrisons.. g lErolite 911 Scott, J Baines or Aiken w John Garrow 849 Hamilton, J. Robinson.. w Champion 241 Redmond, Poole and Co .. 0 John Barbour 996 Marshall, Fernie Bros.. E Duncan 644 Kerr, Cotesworth or Bahr &Co w John & Lucy 991 Curling, Pilkington &CO w Elizabeth Bibby 719 Cuthbertson, WiLson Jessie, 162 Phillips, D. Cannon Sons &Co 0 &Co .. w John Howell, Johnstone, Douglas &CO w Emily 280 Grisdale, W& J Lockett .. w Kossuth, 1260 Bell, W. Tapscott • • •• w Evangeline 953 --, Clint &Co w Lydia, 317, H ea l ey, C. R. Taylor.. .. • • a Flora 702 Cobb, Millers & C o .. N Louisa, 178 F or d , W. Cuthbert .. • • • • w Hero 406 Findlay, W Sinclair &Co .. a Maria von C aminga, 147 Muller, Bahr &Co N Harriett 164 Goldsworthy, C T Brownrigg s Mindoro 1329 Crowell, Fernie Brs. • • • 13 Helen Wallace 644 Major, J Poole or I mr i e 0 M id dleton 998 Nichols, Fernie Brs • • • E King William 463 Hewer, E Oliver .. 0 Marco Polo, 150 Isaac, Rankin and Co .. E Kallibokka 355 Campbell, Cotesworth w Nashwank 726 M`Dean, D Cannon & Son w Lord John Russell 333 Clarke, P H Deane s Northern Light 1283 Holderness &Co E Neleus 962 Burnett, De Wolf or Cowie & Cos Onda 371 Nairn .. • • • • • • B Pemberton 1253 Hodgkins, Wilson &Co 0 P aramatta 1093 Sykes, Cannon and Co. .. w Precursor 269 --, Longton or Santamar s Persian 698 Barton, J. Jones sen. .. • • IC Tyrer 334 iElkfacdonnell or Windle &Co w Prince de Joinville 527 Conway, Douglas &Co W Preciosa 240 Schweigaard, D E Gauwin ALBERT. Petrel, 848 Chap man, Gibb s Br i ght and Co a Pollock, 815 M•lnty re, R an ki n & Co w Allan 928 Mc Arthur, Rankin and Co, .• 21 Quebec, 587 Renton, E. Olive r .. Ranger 303 Ellery, J Ch a l mer an d C o ..a Araminta 345 Fearon. D Cannon and S on .. E Abeona 275 Lewis, Tyson and Richm on d.. W Rochanbeau, 863 Stackp o l e , S. & W. P earce a Aina 550 Worsten, Vg. Browne a n d Co. .. o British Empire 642, Al cE wen, Campb e ll $. Co o Seneca 318 Hunter, ,Courier 389 Payne, A Thomp son 0 Sarah G. Hyd e , 1 102 S now, Foche & Boult n a l u o Sir Chas. Napi er , 714 C annon & S on .. W w Salem, 915 M`Grath, P. M agee.. D e de: 33 9 2 09 N t1 t 5 0 0 n , Stiller L p o a e n t d a C n d o . C 0... 1: Sheridan Knowles 953 Whit e, M`C a l mont b rs Dorisana 486 Robertson, J Steele .. o Triton, no S mith, Stitt or H arr i sons .. B Guildford 177 Rocke, Hatton i• C oo k son .. o saphia 180 Ba c k er, D E Gauwin lip M`Millan, Wilson Brown and Co 0 Golden Age 1240 Newlands, J. Baines.. Wave, N ixon IVickhmann 598 Brandhoff, Bahr & s Grasmere 454 Campbell, Lampert an d Co.. s Wm. Carson 342 Bell, Miller and Co .. Gulnare 142, Spencer, Hatton a n d C o .. Hibernia 215 Kelly.. Hibernia 1065 Mahon, J. and A. Dunn CANNING. Ariel 200 Henderson, Hatton & Cookson Arnoldina Catherind 149 WyngooidenTVos Blue Nose 125 Hughes, - 'City of Rotterdam 89 Brauche, Allen & Edwards .. .. • . 0 Dolphin 173 Anderson .. .. 0 Dauntless 218 Porter, Hatton & Cookson w Jens H Lund 101 Passer, Vos &Co .. 0, ( Martin Luther 1241 Kinney, D Gibb 'Triton 217 Duinker, Vos, Brown & Co. .. 'Vansittart 96 Perriam, Allen & Edwards.. 0 . .. •• 0 •. E • E . w WATERLOO. American Union 1100 Kelly, Bowman & Co x 5 Cornelia 778 Visser, Vos &Co .. 0 Columbia 1168 Bryer, Baring Brs Cotener, 305 Nichols, Fergueson &Co .. 0 Cornelia, French 1064, C. Grimshaw De witt Clinton, 1082 Funk, Guion & Co 0 Helen, 383 Lisano, Preston & Watson .. 0 Margaret Gibson, 148 Robinson, Cram & Co E Mchss. Breadelbane 233 J. Longton w Marathon 890 Taylor, Bowman &Co .. 0 National Eagle 1140 Mathews, Train &Co 0 Perseverance 118 Scott, A F Moore .. 0 Parker, Kennedy 448, Sandbach &co .. Queen of the West, 1160 Bowman & Co. .. w Sword Fish 154 Green, Ridley,Son &Co .. 0 Shackamaxon 1090 West, J M`Henry .. s 3 Star of the West 1191 Blake, Grimshaw w Shenandoah. 78 Morrison, J. 111`lienry s CANNING BASIN. Belle 491 Stowe, Hatton and Cookson .. Mooresfort 1200 Bruce, C Moore or Pilkington s KING'S Armechina Harmiena 86, A. F. Moore o ,4leine 74 Pederson, Bahr & Co .. ..B 4 Apollo 138 Hemme, Bahr & Co .. 0 Arturo, 230 Azzop . ardi, Preston &Co .. E Arethusa, 120 Wade, A. F. Moore .. E Bermuda 133 Marson, Strong & Reid ..wl Concordia 70 Bovsen, Vos & Co.. .. s Cynosure, 138 Yabsley, Geller & C 0... E Caroline 300 Seplch, M. C. Pathonier .. Charles Crocker 930 Delano, A. E. Byrne w 3 Coronilla 204 Gambles, Strong & Reid .. 0 Express 140 Frith, IV Tarbet 0 Helene, 728 --, R. Edwards .. w 2 Julia 100 Errazuma, Partridge & Co.. .. Joven Justiatia 100 -, Partridge &Co 0 Jong Andries. 118 Stefans. Vos & Co. .. 0 John, 200 Bulgeros Liffey 144 Keiidrick, E. Rae .. . o Marie Agneta 118 Neilson, J. L. Cross 0 ifathilde 150 Windle, Gardner &Co E Marion 218 Knudsen, Imrie &Co .. 0 .lledora, 331 Preston or Cotesworth 0 Melita, 267 Giannacopulo &Co .. .„ N Messenger Maywood.. • Neptunus 130 Hansen, Vos & Co.. .. 'Nymph 136 Nicholas, J Bibby & Sons .. 0 Nimrod, Lasmusen, P. Junker 0 N. S. Le Asonta, 160 D. E. Gauwin Onward 790 Jones, W. A. m G. Maxwell W 4 Paragon 114 Wilkinson, Strong and Co .. o Pioneer, 99 Lally, Maywood & Co. .. 0 Robert, 174 M`William Heyn & C 0... .. E 5 Solva 180 Lofgren, Bahr &Co .. .. N Souvenir 179 Elliott, A. F. Moore .. N Sarah Maria, 142 Vianna or Moore.. .. w Sisters 109 Davies, McNair and Co .. o Thetis 152 Porter, D. and L. Cargill.. .. E Tigre 228 Bassar, Cassavetti & Co .. B Tvutonia 85 Fielifs, Bahr & Co .. N Tucker 109 Cook .. o Trinity latch Hounsrll, J. Heap . Undaunted 124 Barber, G Louthean & Co w 6 Utopia, 949, Wilkinson, w, Shaap 0 Velox 126 Cartro, Bahr &Co . • .• N Warbler, 766 We s t co tt.. II 1 Zuluika 142 Grotian, Bahr &Co .. s CLARENCE BASIN. Cigne (s) 400 Tickle TRAFALGAR. GRAVING DOCKS. SANDON No. 1. Orion, 120, Goodwin, J. E. Greenwood .. Guiding Star, 471, Robertson, Millar & Co. Joven Delores, 216, Gallinda, Millar & Co. - - No. 2. Persia 202 Davies, E Oliver.. Mary Stoddart 516 Thompson, Cuthber & Co Volant, 337, Scare, Moorwood & Co.. .. No. Martaban 843 M'Kirday, Millers &Co .. Lay, 326, Svanich, Lamport & Co, .. .„ No. 6. Knight 450, Bradshaw, E. Bates.. .. .. Cathown 1749, Trueman, C. Grimshaw .. eLARENCE, Lydia 489 Graves, C W & F Shand .. Tapley 459 Goffey, Wilson & Dawson .. Lucy 1129 Heselton, 1) Cannon Sons & Co QUEEN'S. Amphtrite 225 Deswich, Muir and Co.. .. Aberfolyle 496 Cram or Oliver .. o Alex Johnson 288 Atkinson, Campbell & Co E Atala 698 Thompson, W Moon or Harrisons a 7 Angora 106 Whyte, Imrie & Tomlinson .. w 4 Allah Kerim 154 Dodero, J Longobardo .. Amanda 180 Meulender, D E Gauwin 0 Baronet 310 Wylie, H bough.. 0 Bona Venture 1124 Burton, Miller and Co. o Carnatie 651 Stalker, F. &J. Harrison .. E 3 Catharine 107 Lynch, IV, & H. T. Gardner o Catherine Jantina 112 Potjer, Bahn & Co E 4 Caroline 79 Herve, D E Gauwin .. 0 Carl von Graefe 200, J Aikin, or Bahr & Co. w Columbine 176 M'Lennon, A Coghill & Co w Christina Jaeoba 110 Walker, Bahr &Co 0 Carl 124 Bissert, Bahr &Co _ 0 Express 210 Phillips, E Rae •• •••• 7 0 Etelvina 155 Arago, Bahr & Co .. • • E 9 Eleanor Palmer 155 Stewart, E Rae.. • • N Emmy 100 Classen, D E Gauwin 0 Ena Elizabeth 111 Bossenack, Bahr &Co 0 Fortunata Rachela 160 -, F Longo bardo 0 Favourite 14g Whitefield, E. Lloyd.. ..E 1 Genio Bpeculatore 283 McNair and Co .• E Gordon tj Thompson 186 Eilbank.. o Helen 140 Beard, D Cannon & Son .. w Hilles 273 Pens, J G White or Bahr &Co w Henrich Wergdund 402 Preberon, Gianna. copulo &Co or Suter &Co .. • • 0 Harmonie 126 Scabbli ng , B a h r &Co •• N Hebe 450 Smith, M C Polthonier Iris 270 Tanner, E Oliver .. Iris 205 Wendt, Bahr and Co Jonge Waldrave 120 Gnodde, John Watson 131 Barnard, D Cannon & Sons w Johanna Catharina 132 Kuen, Bahr &Co 0 Jacoba Catharina 100 Neiveer, A Coghill 0 Liverpool Packet 657 Sracobbe, J Moss _.a 5 Linda 121 Delaney, Ridley and Co .. N Louisa Munro 303 Murphy, D. P. Hoxley w 6 Monarch 220 Lewis, .. • ..w E Maria 152, Rus, Bahr and Co .. • • • • N Machado I 102 Da Silva, Preston & Watson o Mina 187 Weild, J. Houghton and Co .. a 7 Marie Antoinette 168 Mentz, Rowe and Co c Mary Black 247 Day, Jones, sen--, • Mora 200 Whiab, G Louthean Medea 310 Michaels, Bahr & CO Maria 68, Dyk, Bahr & Co ..w2 Mercurius 120 Birckholdt, Gauwin or White w 4 Niord 233 Hansen, G Simpson . . • •. 0 Petrus Jacobus 95 De Jonge, Allen & Co 0 Rowena 202 -, Papayanni or Bahr & Co. a IRachelina 180 Fioda, W J Myers Regina 293 Pratt, .. . Sermerdina 97 Dehaan, Sagitario 140 Ab e ll a, B a h r & Co .. • • a 'Sophia & Frederick 160 Fisch, Imrie & Co N ISiri 250 Frastedt, M c Nair &Co • 0 !Sophia 103 Scha s b anner, B ahr &Co .• N ;Sultan 137 Craig, C S Lemon ..• • • • 4 Susan Ann 97 Mo gg , J Gl ynn & Son • . N Taruyo II 222 Fanne, Armstrong &Co •.IC 7 Telemacus 220 Zupia, Giannacopulo and Co a Witch of the Wave 223 Brown, Suter &Co 0 Wasp 197 Jolly, G P Oxley .. • • • • ° Warrior Queen 243 --, Longton or Aikin E Bateman 530 Peterson, Bahr and Co E 9 Yarrow 228 Greg, J W Fairclough .. •• w 3 Stamboul, 959, Carnochan, Rankin & Co .. . - CANNING, No. 1. Portland 721 Hogg, Hatten & Cookson .. Sisters 851 Storey, Hatton & Cookson .. Emelie, 78, Griffiths, Hatton & Cookson .. No 2. Anne Longton 667, Pearson, J. Longton King William 463, Dever, E. Oliver .. Queen Mat 394, Lamb, Wm. Rotherham ;PT. 27, ~ gentlebreeze, LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, SI Wind at Holyhead, at 3 p.m.—S. W. SAlLED.—Australia, New York—Dom mide, Cape of Good Hope—Ariel, New Y —Britannia, Barcelona—Stirling, Savanna Boston—Merlin, Melbourne. ARRIVED. —Wilhelm 3rd, Keetz Ree, Perkins, Miramichc—Cynthia, Kelly, SI, thers, Burke, Riga Mina, Do Jung°, from Liverpool, at Texel. Judy, Pears, and Hannah, Todd, from Liverpool, Helvoet. Grecian, (ss) Hardie, from Malta to Liverpool experienced fine weather till entering the channel. -o, (s) Oporto—Ar ork—Tay, Adelaide ah—Daniel Webster, Honduras—lfolyoko intander—Two Bro- The Caroline, from I'. E. Island, reported yesterday ashore on Pluckington, is the Maria, from P. E. Island. The Intrinsic, from P. E. Island, reported yesterday aground, off Bramley-Moore Dock, is the Intrinsic, M'Farlane, from Quebec. Put into Beaumaris Bay, 3 p.m., George, barque, for Ales• dria, sailed 19th—Carlton, barque, for Quebec, sailed 21st. Off Holyhead at 7, 30 a.m., Edward Stanley, ship. Off Point Lynas, at 4 p.m., Lady . Flora Hastings, barque. Off the port,—Saltana: St. John's, N.B.—Airshire - Lass, ;brig.) -- - • - - Azitcrtar, Sept. 7.—The Pennil from Prince Edward Island, to Dublin, cut away her masts during a squall, Sept. 4, and went ashore on Little Arichat Head. She has since been got off, and towed in here, and is discharging. GIBRALTER, Sept. 19.—The wind veered to the east yes terday, when all the wind-bound vessels in the Bay, and Algesiras Roadstead. Sailed and passed the Straits to the westward.--Galatea sailed from the city of St, Domingo, for Hannah Salkeld 552 Cordiner 01 TOXTETH. John Anderson 314, Marshall, Longton Eli za Bell, 209, Pattieson, H. Kellick.. John Matthie 526 Groome, Sparks and Co.. 0 J ess i e , 573 Sheridan, T. Chilton .. Life 163 Readon, M`Dowall.. ° 0 Laura Campbell 491 Le Gresley, R Vining o Laura 327 Dambrell, Cotesworth and Co.. o HARRINGTON. Marianne 776 M`Ewmg, E Oliver .. 0 Bergmann, 403 Matthews, Cotesworth, & Co. Panama 511 Thomas, Buchannan .Sc Co .. 0' Medium, 1 90 Kay, S. Wiliamson.. Providence 172 Riffignack, Cowie and Co.. vi Mary Gillespie, 261 Allen, Taunton and Co pipping Entelligtttre. Liverpool, Ang. 23. Fairy, Shelford, Oberon, Williams, from Liverpool to Newfoundland. Genova, (s) from Liverpool, and cleared for Genoa, &c. Roseland, Ball, Princess Royal, Thomas, and both sailed from Liverpool to Gibralter. Kirk man, Finlay, from Bombay ; Livingston, McGhee, Akyab, and Surat, Eves, Calcutta, at St. Helena, and all sailed for Liverpool. FLEETWOOD, Sept. 26.—During the gale of last night, the Chieftain, of, and for Lancaster, from Quebec, parted her anchors in the Lune, and drove ashore on Barward Wharf, her mainmast was cut away, which carried away the mizen mast. Crew saved. SCILLY, Sept. 23.—The Agincourt, Jones, is taking in a part of the ale from the Duncan Ritchie, for Liverpool. ARICHAT, Sept. 7.—The Margaret English, of, and from Prince Edward Island, to Liverpool, sprung a leak off Louis burg, and put into this harbour, Sept. 5, with ten feet in her hold, and is discharging. CORK (QUEENSTOWN) SEPT. 26 ARRIVALS : Simeon Hardy, Belcher, from Barbadoes ; josko 8., Baccarcich, from Odessa ; lowa, , Liverpool. SAILINGS Kelsich Wood, Ilraila, for Liverpool; Amazone, Odessa, for Belfast; Fcrdinando, Galatz, for Dunkirk ; Thomas and Joseph, Bcrdianski. CLYDE. ARRIVALS : Rosina, Gale, from Quebec, at Greenock, sailed on Ist September ; 16th September, in lat. 51.13, spoke the brig Keepsake, out 21 days from Liverpool, with loss of topmost. Gipsey Queen, M'Fie, from Liverpool. SAILINGS : Broom, Drysdale, for Bathurst, N.B. ; Euxine, Wfttson, Bathurst, N.B. ; De Vrouw Neiltje, De Goode, for Dordo ; Clipper, Hughes, for Belfast; Margaret, M`Neil, for Belfast ; William Gillies, Brom], for Bombay. THE NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. Prince of Orange 566 Stevenr, J. Gordon E Ranee 640, L. H. Macintyre.. .. • . E Radiant 263 Gillespie, Mo - rrow, Son & Co.. w Richard Cobden 460 Stewart, \V F Sim .. 0 Roxana 273 Spittal, Bahr & Co .. 0 Saghalien 377 King, Cotesworth &Co • . 0 'Tieonderogo 1226 Boyle, Maclean and Co.. a Titania 220 Pearce, Bowring.. w Ursula 487 James, Imrie & - Co .. • . 0 IZarah 340 Langlois, P H Dean & Co.. • • 0 SHIPS LOADING.-FOREIGN. ADELAIDE. GENOA. Alcest, Anderson, J w Fairclough, Sept 15 S Hellas, Pens, White or Bahr and Co. Sept 7Qi Flora, Cobb, Millers & Thompson, Aug 18.. S GIBRALTAR. Rosina, —, Cotesworth or Cuthbert, Sept 10 P Mary Sproat, Aikin, Louthean or Miners Sultana, Keddie, J Baines & Co. Sept 13.... G and Co. Aug 31 .. .. .. .. ~ Thos. Feilding, --. Cowie & Co. Sept 7.. S GUATEMALA. Sea Snake, Gilbert, Kelso & Co. or Lewis, Bijou, Long, Cotesworth and Co. Aug 24.. GI August 27 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. P GUERNSEY AND JERSEY. AFRICA. Gipsy. Perham, Le Maistre and Co. Sept 13 G Eliz. Bibby, —, Wilson & Dawson, Sept 12 S HONG KONG AND WHAMPOA. Ferozepore, White, T Tobin & Son, Aug 24 U Wynnstay, Ironside or Aikin, Aug 15 Grand Bonny, Wat, T Harrison, Sept 3.. Sdn HAVANNAIL Tapley, Goffey, Wilson & Dawson, Aug 10 Cg Abaurrea, Beobide, F De Oreago & Co Dauntless, Porter, Hatton & Cookson Sep- Sept 17 • . Q tember 17 • • • • • • • • Cg Balbina, Lando ' R Skeil or Nickols, Sept 12 P Columbus, —T. Harrison & Co. Sep. 21 B Cornelia, —, Shell or Nickols, Aug 22 .. G Garrow, —C, Horsfall & Son do 22 Gv Laureana Rita, Zobaram, De Oleaga, Aug 31 P ALEXANDRIA, E. Nuevo Pepillo, —, Shiel or Nickols, Aug 18 G Henrich Wergdund, Prebensen, Giannaco- NSde la Victories, Partridge & Co, Sept lo G pule or Suter & Co. Aug 26 .. .. .. Q Oceano, Goicocehia, Partridge & Co, Sept 13 G Kent, Robb, Smith or Lamport & Co. Sept 8 S Triunfante, Shiel or Nickols, Aug 1.. .. G ARICA AND ISLAY. HAYTI. Martha, Thompson, Imrie and o. Aug 4.. P Apame, Duranty, &Co or Strong, Sept 51 K AMSTERDAM. Niord, Hansen, G Simpson, Sep 12.. .. Q John Walgrave, Gnodde, Vos Browne & Co HOBART TOWN. September 19 .. .. .. .. .. .. Q India, Appleby, W. Smith & Son, Aug 26 Gv John Andres. Steffen, ditto Sept. 20 .. Bkh Nyverheid. Van Ste}ien, Vos & Co ' Sept 6 P Catherine Jantina, Potjer, Bahr & Co. Sept. Sir Allan M`Nab, Bernie, Miller, St Thomp . G son, Sept 17 ..P HALIFAX, N.S. ~. p Louisa Munro, Murphy, G P Oxley, Sept 6 B HAM BRO'. Stn Concordia, Pekeler, Bahr and Co, Sept 9 Cg Christina Jacoba, Bahr and Co, Sep 6 Q Triton, Katje, Bahr & Co. Sept 'l2 . . BATAVIA, &c. Linda, Delaney, Ridley & Son, Sspt 19 Q Carl von Graefe, Aikin or Bahr, Aug 16.. Q ICELAND. Ystroom, Steenweld Miller & Co. or Purt- Concordia, Boysen, Vos and Co, Sept 16 K ridge, September 21 Zorgolied, Vos, Browne & Co. Sept 16 V Sept 22 BARCELONA. Jens Hansen Lund, Vos and Co, Sept 16 Cg Etelvina, de Arego, Bahr and Co. July 6.. Q Illundet, Rode, Vos, Brown, and Co, Sept 20 George, Petrowsky, Bahr and Co. Sept 10.. P Bkhd Sagitario, Bahr, Behrend and Co. Sept 8... Q Neptunus, Hansen, Vos and Co, Sept 16 K Vera Cruzano, F de Oleag and Co, Aug 24 KINGSTON, JAM. &c. Veloz, Bahr, Behrend and Co. Sept 13.... K Woodstock, Johnston, Boyd & Co. Aug 23 P BOMBAY. KINGSTON. JAM. Anna Dorothea, Hardy, Cottsworth & Co. Jamaica, Brown, Longton or Hall. July 19 P September 20 Clangregor, Moore or Ashley, Aug 27 P Olinda, Millers & Thompson, Sept SO .. Bkd Nottingham, Ball, Imrie & Co. Sept. 21 P LISBON. Patriot King, T & J Brockiebank, Sept 13 P Axel, Jacobson, D E Gauwin & Co. Aug 19 Stn Richard Cobden, Imrie and Co. Sept 16 S Minerva, Soutinho, J Meek, Sept 15 Stn BOSTON. Tarujo Segundo, Faucu, J Meek, Sept 13 Q Meridian, Manson, Train and Co. Sept SHskn William, Kruse, Bahr, Behrend & Co. Sept 3 B National Eagle, Matthews ditto ditto 17.. W LEGHORN. Lydia, Healey, G. P. Oxley, or C. R. Taylor Mercurius, Gauwin or White, Sept 3 ...... Q RIO GRANDE. September 23 ... Shawmut, Hubbard, Train & Co. Sept. 17.. W LIMA. Mexican Packet, Allen or Walsh, Sept 3 G Sachem, Woodberry. Focke & Co. ditto 20.. V Courier, Edmondson, Brocklebanks, Sept 10P ROTTERDAM. BREMEN. Eliz. Archer, Wilson, Mondel or Imrie, Sep7P Arnold ina Catharine, Vos, Sept 16 ..... A Helene, Volckman, Focke & Co. Sept. 23 ..1( Hugh Block, Tyrer or Bahr & Co. Aug 27 Q Alkmaar, Pierce, Cram & Co, Sept 9 W BARBADOS. MALTA, &c. Maria, Dyk, Bahr & Co, Sept 13 ..... . ... Q Champion, Readmond, J Poole, Sept 13.... S Castor, Azzopardi,—Sept 3 Bkd Naiad, Turnbull, Allen & Edwards, Aug 30 Q BARBADOES & RIO HACHE. Helen, Preston & Watson, Sept. 10 V petrus Jacobus, Jonge, Allen & Co, Sept 12 Q Mina, Weale, L Longton & Co. Sept 15.... S Undaunted, Barber, G. Louthean, Aug 25 K sea Nymph, Allen & Edwards, Aug 27 .... K BALTIMORE. MONTE VIDEO & BUENOS AYRES 'Sedulous, Jones, Cram & Co. Sept 16 ....Cg Grecian, J. Browne or Harrison. Sept. 19 B Iris, Ybarra, Cotesworth or Meagre, Sept. 3 P'zephyr, Dark, Marwood & to, Aug 20 Rnern Harvest, Fuller, Focke and Boult, Sept 12.. V Portena, Bruce, Kelso & Howie, Sept 3 P ROTTERDAM, &c. Hornet, Gibbs, Bright and Co. Sept 17.... B Somorrostro, Partridge & Co. Aug 24 P Mary Lloyd, Lloyd, J J Day, Aug 16 Rncrn Isabella, Hayden, J Browne Sept 2 B AI Serafin, Partridge or Kelso, Sept. 13 G STETTIN. BATH, A.S. Unia Comaostilana, Daudin, Partridge or Caro!us,Kraeft, Bahr and Co. Sept 2 .. Q Maine, J Browne or Harrisons, Sept 5 B Millers, Sept 8 BUENOS AYRES. MELBOURNE. Jason. Bey, Bahr and Co. Sept 6........ U Juan Emilia, Partridge or Kelso, Sept. 8.. G Aurifera, Schlesinger or White, July 27 P Medea, Michaelis, Bahr and Co. Sept 3.. Q Union Compostilano, Bandin, Partridge or iErolite, Scott, Baines or Aikin, Aug 26 S Wm. Bateman, Bahr and Co. Sept 15.... B Miller, September 21.. BERGEN. Birmingham, M'Kirdy, J Baines, Aug 6.... S American Leisk, Brown and Co, Aug 15 Gv Concordia, Pekeler, Vos Browne &Co Sep. 6 G Boomerang, Flaherty, Carter & Co. Aug 27 B Dalriada, Scott, Grainger & Co. Aug 23 Bkhd CALCUTTA. Columbine, 51' Lennon, A Coghill, Aug 15 Q Inconstant, Owens, Preston & Co. Aug 31 Bkd Anne Longton, J. Longton, Sept. 12. p Dido, —, Suter, M'Neilledge & Co. Aug 8 G Sobraon, —, Schwabe or Baker, Sept 7.. P Arachne, T. & J. Blocklebank, Sept. 1a.... P Duncan, Kerr, Cotesworth or Bahr, Aug 30 S SYDNEY, N.S.Y. Fulwood, Jones, Palmer and Co. Aug 22.... p Elir. Antoinette, Fairclough orißahr, Aug 24 P Annamoka, —, Beasely or Kelso, July 25 Gv Hannuh Salkeld, J. Poole, Sept. 15........ s Eliz. Musterton, Robertson & Co. Aug 20 Gv Anglesea, Purchase, Brice & Co, July 27 G Josephus, H. E. Moss and Co. Sept. 7.... W Ellen Royde, —, M'Clune and Co Sept 13 Q Argonaut, Macdonell or Fairclough, Aug 6 Gv Ranee, M'lntyre and Co or Imrie, Sep 20.. s Gladiolus, Taylor, W Nicol, Sept 3 ..8 Anne Armstrong, Bolds or Cowie, Aug 19 S Ursula, Imrie and Tomlinson, Sept. 14....5 Gulnare, Copeland, DunnorWalthew, July 221 i Aker(' Van Nes, Millers or Vos, Aug 19— •. P CAPE GOOD HOPE, &c. Harmony, Frame, J Wilson & Co. July 27.. G Coringa, Schwabe or Baker, July 23 Shy Warrior Queen, Longton or Aikin, Aug 24.. Q Hope, lll•Cardy, Coltart or Kelso, July 28 ..P Crescent City, Beazley or Kelso, Sept 2.. B CHARLESTON. Henrietta, —, Kelso or J Wilson, July 28 P Earl Derby, Pilkington or Fairclough July 23S Carnatic, T. and J. Harrison Sept 15 .... Q Holywood, Bower, Longton and Co. Aug 22 P STOCKHOLM. Grotto, Stuart, Focke & Boult, Sept. 8.. B Al Helen Wallace ' Major, Poole or Imrie,Aug 26S Siofna. Hanron, D E G au win, July 2...... Cg Triton, 11 Smith, Stitt and Co or Harrison, Hibernia, Mahon, Dunn or Walthew, Sep I2A ST. THOMAS. Sept 21 .. .. . . . Joven Doloree, —, Robson & Doke, Sept 15P Hyperion, Johns, J Brebner, Aug 19 ....Sdn Mooresfort, Colthurst, C Moore or Pilkington Janet Kideton, Henry, R Rhodes, Aug 23 .. B ?, and Co. July 20 :...... Martin Luther, Kinney, D Gibb, Aug 9 Gv Pegasus, Longtoner, Duranty, Sept 12....8kd Nova Bella,— ' Bolds and Co. Aug 9.... P Sophie and Frederick, Imrie, Sept 16 ......Q Neleus, Gimber, De Wolf or Cowie, Aug 6 ..S SANTA MARTHA, &c. Occator, Barclay, W & R Grindley, Aug 29 Gv Precursor, Longton or Santamaria, Sept 2 .. S Stra ton, Amey, Neill, Sanderson, Sept 10.. P SIERRA LEONE. Tvrer, —, Macdonnell or Ashley, Aug 27.... G James, Fiddeman, J Poole & Co, Aug 31 Sdn Warbler, Gray, Muir, Morton and Co or /E SALONICA & SMYRNA. Macdonnel, July 27 Gv Rowena, Holland, Papayanni or Bahr, Sept 2K MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY. Aberfoyle, Cram or E Oliver, Sept 15 ...... Q Guiding Star, Millers &Thompson Sep 2 Hskn TRIESTE. !Merlin, Laverty, Fox or P Magee, July 25 ..S Ena Elizabeth, Bah: and Co. Aug 26 ...... Q IS Carolina, Turner, Miller and Co. Aug 5.. P Gallia, White or Schroeder, Ang 25 .. Q MELBOURNE AND GEELONG. Glendalough, Howson, J Baines, Sep 17 P Swan, Alyson, Wilson and Co. Sept 6 .. G Persia, Roberts, Robertson or Imrie, Aug 4 P MANILLA. Tory, Hosking, 1) Gibb, Aug 9.. .. .. U Josefa Juan, —, Partridge & Co. Sep 8 .. a, SINGAPORE. Julian de Unzueta,Tyrer or Nickols, Sept 12P Chebucto, Bankler or Tyrer, Sept 10 .. V Perla, —, Fde Oleaga and Co. Aug 24 P ST. JOHN, N. B. MAHANHAM. Middleton, Nichols, Fernie Brs, Sept 12.. B Atala, —, Moon or Harrisons, Ang 22 .. Q ST. JOHN, NFLD. MESSINA. Harriet, Goldsworthy, Bowring, Sep 13.. S Feronia, Wakeham, Glynn & Son, Sept 9 Q SHANGHAE. L'pool Packet, Giacobbe, Moss, Sept 8.. Q Dumfries, Morris, Aikin & Son, June 9.. S Virgo, Patterson, Bahr & Co. Sept 1 6 .. .. Stn Emily, Gushdah, W and J Lockett, Aug 12 S MOBILE. SAN SEBASTIAN & BILBOA. Lucy, Heselton, Cannons, Aug 15 .. .. Gv Julia, Erezuma, Partridge & Co, Aug 22 K MEMEL. SMYRNA. Johanno, Preston and Watson, Aug 17 Cg Eleanor Palmer, Bahr & Co. Ang 12 .. Q MADRAS. Hunter, Pain, Allen & Edwards, Sep 13.. P Kallibokka. Campbell, Cotesworth, Sept I S SAVANNAH. MEMEL AND MELBOURNE. Magistrate, Maxwell or Harrisons, July 22 B Atalanta, Hall. Hyde & Co. Sept_ 2 CR Scotland. Hawkins. Pirrie si c. 4... Awe an.. MORPETH. N.S.W. Stirling, Henderson, Isaac & Uo, Sept 6 B Post Boy, Walker, Gartside, Sept 16 .. G Lay, Juanach, Lamport & Holt, Sept. 7.. Stn Polly Hopkins, Rigley, Gartside, Sept 16 G Nicoletto, Preston or Nickols, Sept 19.. Stn NAPLES. Solvo, Lofgren, Bahr & Co. Sept in..-- K Vittoria, Indilcato. Moss and Co. July 15 G TRIESTE & ODESSA. NANTES. Clorinda, Stewart, ---- Sept 3........ N Adroit, Davies, Strong and Reid, Aug 31 V TABLE BAY, &c. Rachelina, Fioda, Vienna, Sept 15 .. .. Q Eblana, Lamport or Zwilchenbart, Sept 7.. P NEW ORLEANS. VERA CRUZ. Blanche, Rudolf, Fernie Brothers, Sept 16 B Providence, Cowie & Co. Sept. 15.......... S Carack, Norris, Focke & Boult, Sept 13.. BM Zibiah, Baker or Le Maistre, August 27.... G Desdemona, Focke and Boult, Aug 22 Gv VALPARAISO. Dirigo, Cooper, Webster and Co. Sept 5.. BM Artistic, Tyrer or Ashley Brothers, Aug 26.. S Evangeline, --, Clint and. Co. Aug 20.... S Salween, White, Cotesworth & Co. Sept 14 V J Titcombe, Focke and Boult, Aug 21.... BM VALPARAISO & CALDERA. Neva, Maling, Pilkington and Co. Sept 3 BM Dalemain, Varty, Imrie & Co. June 16.... P Queen, Muir and Co. or Quayle, Aug 23.. BM Mary Hartley, Tyrer or Ashley Bra, July 2.. P Undine, Browne or Harrisons, Aug 27.... BM VENICE. NEW YORK. Nymph, Nicholas, Bibby & Sons, Aug 31.. G Arctic, Zerega, Focke & Boult, Aug 20.. BM Albert Gallatin, Bowman & Co. Aug 29 Wet Ariel, Reed, Browne or Harrisons, Aug 30 Wel Australia, Edwards, Guion & Co. Sept 6 Wel American Union, Bowman, & Co. Sept 8 W Antarctic, Zerega, Forks & Boult, Sept 13 BM Centurion, Focke and Boult, Sept 6.. .... BM Chimborazo, Webb, Bowmans, Aug 19 W Columbia, Bryer, Baring firs, Sept 14 W Emma Fields, Cowell, Tapscott, Sept 15 BM Garrick, Sands, It S Ely, Aug 27 Hemisphere, Pray, Pilkington & Co. Sept 3 W Hope, Weston, Jacot & Co. Aug 22 .... • •BM Isaac Wright, Abell, Baring Brs. Aug 29 W J. A Westervelt, Guion & Co. Sept 7.... Wel Jos. Walker, Hoxie, Grimshaw, Sept 12 W Marathon, Tyler, Bowman & Co. Sept 7.... V Silas Greenman, It.ithbone Bro., Aug 22 W Ticonderago, Boyle, Guion & Co. Sept 13 BM Toulon, Rich, Jacot, Taylor & Co. Sept. 6 BM William Tapscott, Tapscott, Aug 24.. Hskn NARVA. slchss. Breadalbane, Longton, Sept. 16.. W PANAMA, &c. Leopard, ➢f'Nair and CO. Sept. 5...... Sdn, PANAMA. Anne Powell, Nicol or Tyrers, Sept. 12.... P Windsor, Pepper, It. Singlehurst, Aug 25.. G Isabella Scott, IL Singlehurst, Aug 2.... G ANTIGUA P;ERNABIBUCO Derwent, Bell, J . Lons!9n & Co Sep, 22 . Seraphina, Orr, Cotesworth & Co. Sept 3.. P PHILADELPHIA. ANTBV E RP, Felecite, Hubean, Gawen ken Sep. 17, . - ARENDEL. . Freithiof, Neilson, Vos Browne, & Co. Sept Horatio, Browne or Harrisons, Sept. 9.. B-M J. Montgomery, Browne or Harrison! Aug 2i . Gv Shackamazon, West, M 'Henry, Sept 13.... W PAl:Eltalo & ➢MESSINA Franklin, Cacace, J. Moss & Co. July 12.. P POR" - r ADELAIDE Sea Snake, Gilbart, Kelso or Lewis, Aug 27 P PUNTA ARENAS May, Millard, Poole or Duranty, Sept 3.. K PALMERO Victoria, Crisp, S Howes & Co, Sept 5 ....P PORTLAND BAY, Utopia, Wilkinson, W Sharp, Sept 16 .... Gv QUEBEC; Carleton, Reid, WNicol, Sept 16 Gv RIO JANEIIfO, IBrilharte, Car le, Brice or ?into, Sept 9 Sdn I Chasely, Slaughter, Brice & Co, Sept 14 P Laura Campbell, Gresley, Vining, Sept 13.. P Minstrel Boy, Cotesworth or Lewis, Aug 1 G Rover, Cole, Cotesworth or Pearce, Aug 23 V Wm. & Henry, Watts, Millers, Aug 25 P Witch of the Wave, Jackson or Tanton, Aug 19 CAPE TOWN, Hnnnah Eastee, Collins, T W Fainlough & Co, Sept 23 CEARA Falcon, Skew, Singlehurst, Aug;l6 .. C i3EYLOiI Lydia, Graves, C. \V„Sr F.Shand, Aug 20.. PI CONSTANTINOPLE Arabian (s.s.), Graves, H Dixon & Co, Sept 19, Carib, Butcher, Preston &Watson, Sept 22 Stn California, Ivanich, Ai C Pothonics, Sept 16 Sdn, Rovigno, Mayer, 111`/sTair & Co, Sept 17 ....P,' Titi, Movin, M`Nair &Co, Sept 16........ Stn CADIZ:, Pepita, Zubraga,Partridge Itz Co, Aug 16.. V CIVITA VE-CCHIA. Doctor, Lobb, Vianna, Jones & Co, Sept 5 G COQUIMBO, Cath. Jenkins, Hodge, Grindlay, Sept 14 Stn CALDERA Ellen, Maln, J Jackson, Sept 15 CORFU, &c. Mary Ann, Hore, Vienna or Cram, Sept 15 G CHARENTE & NEW YRK. Elise, Fagerstrom,Vos, Browne & Co, Sept 14 B Sophia, Bather, Gawen & Co, Sept 17......8 Laurel, Williams, Harrison, Sept Bkd CHRISTINESTADT, &c. Laurel, Williams, T & J Harrison Sept 16 Bkhd, land, 21i a ; Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire, pref. a. MANCHESTER SEPT. 27.—The market opened rather steadier this morning than yesterday, but prices gave way about noon, and continued to decline. At the close of the day there was a heavy and excited market at the lowest rates :--Eastern Counties, 113 7-15ths s_l6ths, East Lancashire, 15,1 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 62 4- 4 2 It 1, ditto Fifths, 72d ; London and North Western, 100 I 991 ; ditto Fifths, par., M. B. Qrs. C. ip; Manchester, Sheffield and Lincoln, 181 3, ditto new, £6 pref. 1-16th p ; Midland Railway Con sols, 561 6; Shrewsburo and Birmingham, 64 ; South Eastern 178 5-16ths a 5-16ths 5-16ths 3 a t 17-1-16th. LONDON, SEPT. 27.—Affer business hours Consols were quoted 914 for Money and Account. Railways also a shade better. DANZIC. Emma Heyn, Schmeer, Bahr & Co, Sept 8 B Freiherr Otter Von Monteuffel, Bottcher, Bahr, Behrend & Co. Aug 30 . _ .. 13 _ _ Freiherr, Otto, Von Illantiietrell, Botehel, Bahr & Co, August 30 Von WeickmOnn, - Brandoff,Bahr&Co. Septl3B IjEMERARA Lilly, Havelock, Poole & CO. or Booker,' September 20 ........ .......... ........P Parker, Kennedy, Sandbach & Co. Sept. 21.. P Wanderer, Hind, Alurrays & Co. Sept 8 .. B ELSINEUR. . Alvine, Peterson, Bahr & Co, Sept 19 K Euphrosyne, Justeen, Bahr & Co. Aug 19 Bkd . . . GRONINGEN. Jacoba Catherina, Neiven. Coghill and Co, Sept 17.. GEELONG, Ariadne, Cockton, M'Tear Son & Co. Aug 5 P Medora, Preston or Cotesworth Sept 3 G Yarrow, Greig, NV J Fairclough, Aug 26 Q GENOA, &c. _ Calpe (s), Wakeham, Bibby & Sons, Sept 8 Cgd LIVERPOOL MARKETS.-SEP. 27 (Written expressly for the Northern Daily Times.) SUGAR.—The market to-day is without change, and the sales confined .to 60 hhds. of Antigua at 335. 9d. to34s. 9d. per cwt. MOLASSES.—Ninety puncheons have been disposed of from the quay, but the prices are not reported. COFFEE.—A tolerable business has been done in Maracaibo, 200 bags of good ordinary to middling sound having found buyers at 48s. to 495. per cwt. RICE continues in active request, 4500 bags of Bengal hav ing been taken at 13s. 3d. to 14s. 6d, 5,000 bags of Aracan at lls. 3d., and 700 bags, with all faults, by auction, at 7s. to 10s. 6d. per cwt. SALTPETRE.-600 bags are reported at 265. 6d. per cwt. TEA.—The market keeps steady, Some few parcels of kinds of Congou have been placed at Is. 3d. to Is. 4d. Com mon continues dull at 11d. per lb. HrnEs are rather dull just now, and little business was done at auction to-day. 4,000 dry and salted Brazil ox and cow aro, however, reported at 6d. to 61,d. per lb. TALLOW continues, very firm, and 58s. per cwt. is now de manded for arrivals. COTTON.—The sales to day are 8,000 bales, 2,000 of which have been taken on speculation and for export. The market is steady and closes with prices remaining mach the same as yesterday. CORN.—( From Messrs. Robert Makin and Son's Cir cular.)—Unceasing animation continued to prevail throughout all the British markets during the past week, and a further considerable elevation in the prices of Grain and Flour of every description was distinctly reported.—Moved also in the course of the week by the constant rise and increasing excitement on this side the water, the trade in Ireland has at length made a strong move, and althougn supplies of new Grain from native growers were liberal, the demands for consumption in the leading markets of the country being joined to large and active operations for holding over, all kinds of home as well as foreign produce were greatly improving in value; even Indian Corn, though as yet in very light consumption, was taken eagerly and extensively by speculative buyers, in anticipation of an increased demand at a later period of the season as a substitute for Potatoes, the failure of which in many districts is reported as decided, but not hitherto in all; while the cereal crops in the south are confidently represented as unusually abundant; those in the north not being thus far so clearly developed as to form an accurate opinion upon them. The weather since our last has been variable: on Sunday we had a violent storm of wind and rain, but followed by a brisk drying breeze yesterday, some fields of Wheat in this neighbourhood were cleared in fair order, and to-day is again fine. The moderate arrivals up to our market of Friday-last have been largely augmented since, the week's import of Foreign Wheat, chiefly American, amount ing to nearly 24,000 qrs., and that of States, Canadian, and Spanish Flour to 51,661 barrels, and 3787 sacks; the fresh supply of other produce from abroad being light, and the receipts Coastwise and from Ireland small; the particulars of which, with the exports of the week are subjoined. The demand for WHEATS AT OUR MARKET TO-DAY is still On an exten sive scale, and we note the advance since Tuesday last 6d. to 9d. per bushel; large purchases were made by millers from the interior, and some parcels were taken on speculation, but the great bulk of the business was to consumers; of farmers new Wheat, a tolerable number of samples were offered this morning, and the quality and condition being mostly good, readily obtained the annexed quotations.—noun is 2s. and 2s. 6d. per barrel and 3s. and 4s. per sack dearer ; the sale is good, but not extensive this morning : no French remains on the market. The following improvement is realised upon other articles, in all of which transactions are made with facility, viz : BARLEY 6d. per 601b5.; OATS 2d, and 3d. per 45115.; OATMEAL 25.; 6d. to 3s. per load; BEANS 3s. to 3s. 6d. ; PEAS 4s. to ss. MALT 3s. ; INDIAN CONN 4s. to ss. per qr. SHARE MARKETS, LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 27.—There has been a further de cline in prices to-day, to the extent of from ten to fifteen shillings per cent. The sales are :—Aberdeen, 10 ; Birken head Lancashire and Cheshire .£27i shares, 16 ; Caledonian, 231,- 23 ; Chester and Holyhead, 14,1; Dublin and Belfast, par; East Lancashire, 15a I 5 8 9 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 61i ka e 4R a z a; London and North Western, 99 100 ; Midland, 56 2 4k 6 ; North British, 64 ; North Stafford shire, d6l, ; South Eastern Stock, 17-/ ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick G. N. E. purchase, d 4 ; York and North Mid- From the Commercial Daily List . The effect of the various rumours on change has been, to advance tallow to 58s 6d, on the spot, and for Spring delivery, 58s 9d to 595. Scotch Pig Iron, 635. Saltpetre, 3d to 6d higher. Cochineal, 3d to 6d lower. DUBLIN, SEPT. 27.—Three per cent. consols, 911. 91, ditto for account 13th October, 91 ; 3 per cent. stock 921 i; Bank Stock, 219 ; National Bank, 22i paid 21 ; Hibernian Mining Co., £l, paid 4s. 6d. ; Great Southern and Western Railway Company, £5O, paid 50, 49k, ditto for account, 501 ; Irish South Eastern, £ll paid £6; Midland Great Western, 47i paid for account 44k, ex div. THE NORTHERN DAILY TIMES, Is Published every Morning in Lxvntroot and MArwassTill simultaneously, and the following are the rates and TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. GLASGOW MARKETS, STOCKS AND SHARES.—The market was again weaker yes terday afternoon, and funds generally lower. Caledonian Railway shares fell £2 per share. Aberdeen £2 ; Glasgow and South-Western 10s. ; Edinburgh and Glasgow £4. To-day, Tuesday, at noon, Caledonians are quoted at 474 to 47. .... FLOUR.—The advance in flour has caused a further rise in the price of bread, the 4 lb. loaf being raised to 9d. first quality. PRODUCR.-150 hhds. West India sugar sold yesterday at about former rates. Ordinary brown, 325. 6d. to good mid dling, 345. Treacle in fair request, at 17s. to 17s. 3d., and syrup 19s. 6d. to 225. Cotton continues depressed, with very little doing, spinners buying sparingly. Cotton yarns and piece goods are still inac tive, with prices further in favour of buyers. The pig iron market was rather weaker yesterday, closing at 635, 6d. to 635. cash; sellers, 655. 6d. to 665. QUICK DESPATCH--The Trinity Yacht, Captain Hounsell, arrived in the King's Dock, on Friday evening, with a large cargo of flint from Denia, and was again ready for sea yesterday. THE DYERS' STRIKE AT MANCHESTER.—The state of affairs in regard to the strike of dyers, dressers, and finishers, remains pretty much in the same condition as when we last referred to it, if we except this, that a report has reached us that one firm has offered to take back his hands, at the old wages, for a month, and that then an advance should be made. Meanwhile, the operatives remain in flexibly firm ; but we sincerely hope that if such a proposi tion has been made, they will accede to it, for should one firm have made such a proposition, we are naturally led to infer that others will speedily follow the example, and in this way we hope soon to see a conclusion between a highly important body of employers and operatives. Meanwhile, the masters are obtaining an accession of fresh hands, but it is said by those well-informed, that they are not the most skilled in the trade. PRESTWICH UNION.—At the meeting of the Guardians of the Prestwich Union, held on Monday, the medical officers of the Union were present, by invitation, with a view of advising with the Board, as to the adoption of some preventive measures, to avert the threatened visitations of Cholera as far as may be. Arrangements were made for a sanitary inspection of the various townships, by a committee of the Guardians, and a medical officer, and it was resolved, that the powers of the board, for cleansing and purifying, be rigidly enforced. The reports of the medical officers, as to the general health of their districts, and the absence of diarrhoea, were very satisfactory. Two thousand copies of a small hand-bill, entitled " plain advice to all during the visitation of Cholera," were ordered to be procured and distributed in the Union. The provisions o the new Vaccination Act were considered ; and it was thought expedient to alter the existing contracts for Vaccination at present. The children belonging to the Union, now inmates of the Swinton Schools, are to be visited on Thursday next, PUBLISHING OFFICES, LIVERPOOL, Ig, SOUTH Jour( MANCHESTER, 9, Paniclns E ST. I . CHARLES WILL MO IT. PUBLISHER. Printed and Published by CHARLES WILLgER, of 2 1 ' Oxford-street, at his General Printing and Stationery Establishment, 19, South John-street, Liverpool. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1863. IRELAND, (rnom OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.). DUBLIN', TUESDAY! THE DARGAN TESTIMONIAL.—The doubts hinted at la, my letter of y e st e rd a y, i n re f erence t o th e j u di c i ousn ess 0 establishing an Industrial College, to memorialize gr. DAROAN'S name, have received some confirmation from n, paragraph in to-day' s D a ily E x press. If what is stated therein, mean anything, it signifies, that the committee ar e already at sea, as to the details of a project, hailed with k o much applause at first. The apathy of the public, also, 11 in part, ascribed to their want of knowledge of the " description, objects, and management," of the proposed Institute; and, altogether, it is to be feared, that if the matter be not looked to in time, it will fail, through that, spirit of impracticability which so often has been complained of in Ireland. ANOTHER SUICIDE.—A man named Warboys, a working chemist, in the employment of Messrs. Figgis and Oldhaillt committed suicide yesterday, by hanging himself. It 81" peared, in evidence, that the deceased was, for some dale previous to his death, in very depressed spi r it s , an d that he was in the habit of taking quantities of o pi um . Verdicts ic temporary insanity." STORM IN THE NORTH.—Accounts have been received of a violent storm, which spread itself over maul parts of the north on Sunday. In the counties of Monaghan and Cavan, considerable damage was done; and, in Belfast, some of the vessels in the harbour were injured; and the standing crops in the neighbourhood of the town, have been " lodged " to such an extent as to cause alarm amongst the farmers. THE VICEREGAL COURT.—The Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of St Germains departed for Limerick yesterday ist twelve o'clock, by special train, on the Great Southern and Western Railway. His Excellency was accompanied by the Chief Secretary, Lady Young, Lord Earnest Bruce, gr. Corry Connellan, Mr. Alcock, M.P., Col. Doyle, Major Begot, and Mr. Hutchings. On his'arrival at Limerick, a pro Fer sion was formed, which proceeded through the pnnepal, streets. Subsequently, several public addresses were receive? and answered by his Lordship. He will remain, during WI stay, on a visitlwith Lord Clarina, MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE.—FOILE young men, named respectively Stott, Tricken, Parson and Jones, were yester day brought before Mr. Bourke, at College-street Police office, on suspicion of being concerned in the death of a car man named Naugle. It appeared that the deceased had bee!' engaged by the prisoners to drive them to Poula Phouca, in the county Wicklow, on Friday last, which he did, and on his return, he was found to be in a dying state, secured on ontl, side of the car with a hay rope round hi s b o dy. He expire(' without being able to make any statement. The prisoner' have been admitted to bail, to appear on Wednesday for the further hearing of the case. It is stated that while the parties were at lunch after their arrival at Luggerlaw, the deceased left them, and that when they found him, after $ 0 hour's search, he was lying on his face on the ground insert' sible ; they had him placed on his car in the way described by one of the witnesses, and brought him home. When lii' spector Walpole proceeded to bring them before Mr. Stronger th expressed great surprise at hearing the man was dead. LAPEL -STREET POLICE OFFICE—MRS. KELLY'S CASE Yesterday was appointed for the further hearing of the es' traordinary conspiracy case, the facts of which we have already mentioned ; but before going into it Mr. J. I) , Fitzgerald, Q.C. applied to the Court to receive informations against Mrs. Kelly for perjury, grounded on the affidavit, the original of which was refused by the Lord Chancellor on Saturday. The learned counsel contended that an at' tested copy would be sufficient on which to found a corn' mittal. The presiding magistrate, however, after a fei( words from Mrs. Kelly's counsel (Mr. Armstrong), refused the application. The conspiracy case was then proceeded with, hilt after a little preliminary discussion, was further adjourned till Monday next. ELECTION NEWS :—The coming contest at Lisburn ex. cites considerable interest. The two candidates are of the same name, viz : —Jonathan Richardson, and in the voting will be distinguished by their residences. One is a Tory, the other a Liberal, and the fight, it is thought, will be $ very hard one. The Tory 'influence is very strong, but the Liberal candidate is personally much liked in the town, and on the whole, it will perhaps be more like a personal con. test than anything else. Mr. W. H. Gregory, the defeated, of Dungarvon, has addressed a letter to the constituency of that Borough, in which he intimates his intention, strenuously, to pursue his petition against Me. Maguire, of the success of which he is very stir guine. Another petition, about which there is still some die mission abroad, is that of Mr. Somers against Mr. John Sad' leir, for Sligo. The marshalling of witnesses, and their guardianship is still going on, and it is generally thought that Somers, who has in many former petitions been systr, matically successful, will once more have his former goo° fortune. Meanwhile, most other constituencies, especiallir the " patriotic" ones, are busily engaged in prepairing bar quets" for their representatives. That to Mr. Duffy, 0 0 Tuesday, is to be followed by another on Thursday, at Long' ford, to Messrs. Fox and Greville. Heaven knows how maul more will follow at Mayo, Wexford, Meath, &c., and the i v a l tehsV i tPg romArisul7;:lonnatthir fif l th fe ol i O a c i tOlie a r. " MILITARY MANCEUVRINO IN DUBLIN.—SOIRe quid n unc' here augur, I know not what, touching the' Eastern Question, from the mode in which the good people, in one, neighbourhood or another, are continually started out or, their wits by the booming of cannon and the rolling of musketry. There is not a day passes without something of the kind. Now it is a field day in Phcenix Park ; again the old houses about Irishtown are endangered by artillery prac' tieing from Sandymaunt Island. Sometimes the Pigeon House is attacked, and in return creates a small earthquake with its heavy metal. Now stray blue jackets are seen per' forming strange evolutions on the tops of the Martell° Towers, and to sum up the whole, a warlike yacht, or revenue cruiser, frequently throws in a little amicable peppering' All this evinces a laudable desire to improve our national defences, and would indeed be exceedingly pleasant if subur ban residents had no ears to be rendered useless for less inv pressive sounds. 33irtb4, gtarriagel, anti MeatbEc. We shall only insert such notices of Births, Marriages, and Death , : as may be originally forwarded to us by authorised parties, an* for all these notices a charge of Sixpence will be made. BIRTH. On the 26th inst., at Great Newton-street, the wife 0 1 E. T. Hall, steel pen manufacturer, of a son. IN LIVERPOOL. Term for A Year 'ln advance' 1 - 43 0-0 Half year .. lei ii 6 Quarter o 19 6 Single Papers 3d. ,I On Credit 0 0 £2 2 0 .el 3 0 OUT OF LIVERPOOL. In advance. 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