Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13 00:00:00

6(ramterciat ,Sittes. NEXT On Monday next, the 15th in Mice, Apply to Tuesd, 444 ft Xilt ANITy to - i tisA Tnu Aonly to .4,1.1011 r. 1,000 S cht'Thursdi WEEK o.'s OffiC . ex Anh ANNED . BROWN} On ,ate rt, A. HAYMAN, 4, chapel, ON SAL/ 3:VRYTES ON SAT SON, BAC A:Nti AApIY to tO Tons S e Tnne r ?iIATI 40 PIP NAS S W I WAT 3UCKNALE CIGAItS per cent Apply to Atpiy to A to On . Thu Wilson, „i• fif\ le suit. lii Princ ~~~ ~~~ __ ..~-y. very desirable Ye ma, suit ; lying i afeAtOries, apply to I. j. W Alt\ length 144 f( e tb , )roughly ove ', 6, York-bi ON SAL tke.l"-Pa' • 2 tide she has haziay vessel, & 406 to depth OF M Ia any op: H. W. , Exch etstiers b Auttion disposes: CUNARD, W ®u Sate. FOR SALI The handy Brig NI feet, breadth 23 f or the coastir )wrH STAR or any other trac For further carrier, buildin FOIL SALT ntine ♦MILLI ;e Edward's I breadth, 18 f !et ; or to Liverpool. tth awing a narked from 191 its. are d 1- to 8, Jatemaltt Bonds are mark( Consols Money Edinbgh. & GI SlipPO )5. Oth per Cen iland Stoi Great Northern..lol 102 I North Br A. 82 83 IN. Staffer I S. E. and Gt. W. of Canada Gd.Tk. of Canada Gt. S; - and W.. . BANK O} York & N VEVEY, 3N, & CO., i 13 feet a in 185 )ths, depth met with a fair sale at late rates. Rice moves off Nitrate of Soda at 14s. - . . to-day was taken in, 41s that common congo wanted at ls. 3, 1 -A., but none in stoci of IN In the one aural.' LONDON S id 95 106 108 I (From Last Hight DEPARTY 31,112,600 ENGLAND RET and other 85G,319 . . . . Dws the folio's Compar Active Circulation the tit trade, o r prices is ad 951 to 9, .st th, e in dema to both .e old. sold and S. )f the ing resu 222 4 } 4 bulk of URNS 11,015,100 ERPO 0 L 3 A Heavy Ox )US WC NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. to 14s. 6d. The . bid for altpetre offered I per cent. ; 50 brls. Ashes. and unchanged. 10 tuns Gioia 1, hold .y eomplt led mo zoned•, I . 1 I . I 1410 '- 38 ..... .21 . ... 14 .. 625 I d le is 1e ival and delivery e LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY DIVIDEND. The London and North-Western Railway dividend for Subscribers to the NORTHERN DAILY le last six months will be at the rate of 41 per cent. per have not had their conies delivered uested by the New Propriet June dividend was at the rate of 31 per annum, with a 'valance of £6,000 of £23,000, on y from the previo s than £43,000 from the balance of the previous six mths' revenue. The dividend proposed, amounts in fact, £(30,000 more than was divided for the corresponding six f 1858 MANCHESTER SHARE MARKET, AUGUST 12. 954; Midlands, 1041; Dovers, 22 5-16; Eastern Counties, 11 7-16 THE DAY'S -NEWS. LONDON CORN MARKET To-day we have fine weather. Arrivals of foreign Wheat and Barley small, but large of Oats. ZA. bare attendance, and so little business done in Wheat we Zannot quote alter- Parliament W. prorog Barley dull. Oats slow and rather cheaper buyers at 30 BORO A pocket of new Hops, grown in Kent, has been, di of in'our market at £BBs. - per cwt. The trade generally continues heavy, indeed so little business is doing that it is difficult to quote prices. Very favourable accounts are' at hand from the plantations, and duty is called £260,000. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, AUGUST 12 TO SUBSCRIBERS. moved by a deter Tama, who I she even cannot get rid o their names' (and address to'which il the paper is Frenci to be sent) to 13. SOUTH JOHN-STREET_ in nrden- I SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1859. he be ied this day (Saturday) Hem ne by commission. Yesterday a Privy Council was be seen agreeing to the Royal I it other count out ii Rd. that GLASGOW IRON MARKET, -AUGUST 1 2, 535. to _+__ THE TIMBER TRADI (From A. F. and D. Macka y s Timber Circular.) The general state of ;trade has slightly improved nearly all over the country, partly, no doubt, owing to a prevalent belief that the peace which has re cently been concluded between France and Sardinia, on the one hand, and Austria on the other, will prove demand abroad for manufactured goods, provement, however, has not vet taken The im- definite or striking charaeter ; in point of fact, the condition of the commercial world may be more truthfully described as hopeful than as flourishing. _ , The trade in Timbe participated in the f has to a considerable extent ling which has, in some de- gree, been infused into other branches of traffic. The arrival of colonial Wood during the present season has been unusually large. Judging of this by the amount of tonnage employed, it appears somewhat extraor dinary, it being nearly double that of last year up to the same period, viz., 138,708 tons this year, against 71,968 in 1858. Notwithstanding the existence of a fair de mand, under these circumstances, auyseneral advance prices was no , ntrary, on was to be expected; it is therefore satis- factory to know that, although in certain articles a fall in value has taken place, an improvement has been experienced in others, to such an extent indeed as to sustain the average value in much the same condition as at the date of our last. AMERICAN TIMBER. —The import of loos from ( ?INE TIMBER ,uegee has been considerably in excess of that of last year. Prices have ranged from 130. to 161 d. per foot, according to average and quality. Of St. John Pine, a cargo consisting of 1,258 logs, 194 inches calliper average, was sold in lots at from 16d. to 241 d. per foot, averaging about 20k1. Some parcels of lower port have been sold at prices which have not been reported. Red Pine has been sold at pric 19d. per foot, according. ranging from 15d. to to average size and quality. Por this the dethand is sloi-v OAK of small average has been sold at from 22d. to 23d we have frequently directed favourable attention, 'continues to retain the high opinion which has been formed respect- ELM has been imported largely, the demand not keeping 19 , pace by any means with the excess of import. It is worth from 16d. to 24d. per foot, according to average and quality. Thirty feet average with cargo has been sold at 17d. per foot N.B. and N.S. Pine and Spruce Deals : Of these the imports amount to 2;163,553 pieces, against 1,244,825 pieces last year, or nearly double the latter number. They _ . _ . . _ 455 I 8411 k in Beef a )orted for the week;' and ihold .berlan year is r inch wanted e are taken off freely as landed, at o middling, and an advance of 2s. Aliiltl kuGUsT 12 I per cw I to £4 15s ; Com held for the purpose of Speech. Last performance of th roy, in answer to a iestiou, stn; Inds in the pa s, on Sunday, I oth had evidently given so much satisfaction, that he I than would not interfere in the abject. of the I repOrt 'ontefract Election Committee having bee before the se, a somewhat lengt ?,ned. I discussion ensued, the result being that a writ for the election of a repi ltative of the borough wa The intelligence from _ltaly does not reassure us of its final freedom ; indeed, from our advices, it I would seem that she is farther than ever from being enabled to exercise her own ind vidual opinior From Paris we learn that it is reported that the -e declared it to be int .d the ceremony of Sund s of Austria are to b in a eulogistic article on the considere The writer 11 have been completed tmfort . cation of ktßtrian tyran ; Slid i 5; ars the intemperance of Italians ; she Above all, she doe Ih. It remains to aus and wise. lave bel s at the for the tempo' Reason signs of the ,elieve in 'OCat it then does npathiseS ghts of OpeS of 3ritir of cl. back ward obsta advanced to 1 in a safer nositiou moment. But of human what o: 3 of the' rivals has not s in the pathway of are things to be considered the mid ,trod c igid observance every cause I. suspicion or y p OWE Ivocat' , diplomatic body at Paris hay possible for them to at because the captured co: borne in The Constitutia at England to be aime " an once there s the service of maritime transports which wi corps d' armee on the enemy's shore, the enemies of I France, or those who arc jealous of her, will think twice before provoking her:" The article, it appears, blamed in Paris It is stated in the Italian correspondence of the offensive, and defensive league. Farini, the Dictator I orders, He told Count Reiset, the French Envo. Extraordinary, that he would level Modena to the ground by force, The correspondent of the Times thini the Emperor of the French desires to raise up such Dration of Duke impossible The rulers of Central Italy, mil trusting the luke warmness of the Modena party have called the Red Republicans to their assistance The Paris correspondent of the Daily News hear from a good puree that the Emperor intends to publish a political amnesty on the 15th of August It is reported that it 11 include Gen. Changarnier definitive peace this week seems to be abandoned, for we hear that their first act will be a prolongation he armistice. The report that the Emperor would head the troops on Sunday from the St. Maur camp through the Faubourg St. Antoine is again contradicted, and the programme, according to which he will go a ved. It is ict caus: It is bel 3 pretc ality has n T often a nation as Er The pric the tacit and e as had lvolved in th, and. the Fre: 3 of the eampa he made satisf 3 of t 3 NAPOI 1 papers hate her i'tated she I ) have nrivate a faith red to base the boasts of as h :hwokcl e the Councils of Princes k of he' treasure or her blood. And ow we have INikviS i If his exile to reproach coming forth f her, not wi yt onlY with material cowardice, I io long as iAZZIIs confines himself to tbet )straet ea in. 1114 ;es with and is h. rea ders can go along with him .easoir and in his zeal. We cm h him weig, htiest den nost confident predictions. The traditions of Europear nnerialism► .nd the stem of policy, a agreeable to the ideas and wejudices o lishme n as they are to Italian unity and the prospects of national independence. Of the suspected Confederal over which Lour NAPOLEON is thoug• ht to be bat' gaining to be director and chief, we are di be as wary as his utmost vigilance would have us, 01 vsed to :I provoke us to be We distrusted and sus- Iluestion we are concreto we• part sf. gis said, E and their promised gifts pected the _ tyran t bearing the pret exiled on the abstra But the moment he gets to to question of ou celations to t involved in the recent Italian camnai company with him,as a :visionary or a AUGUST 13, 1839' KELLOCK, and CO., .1 2 , BROKERS FOR THE SALE AND PURCAS 4,ek , SHIPS AND STEAMERS, SHIP VALUERS, 01-,41-a, APPOINTED BROKERS To THE HIGH COUB A 11MT It A LTV. Walmer-huildincrg. Wntpr-qtrppt CURRY ROBERT A. MUNN 2, ADMIRALTY BROKERS, •7%,:.1.- . 16,\ .. Tint SALE FOR Ti . SALE OF SE ABS STEAMERS, SHIP VALUERS, &c 3, York-buildings, Liverpool. I AND CO., SHIPS AND {ONETARY & COMMERCIAL. IIDAY EVENIb The sales E. counties. E. L. Stock G. N. Stock Great Westerns Lan. and York. a quiet marke about 1-16 d. 3 easier, but 1 Amsterdam red in valu Rotterdim, do., Antwerp, do., Brussels, do., Paris, short, . Do., three montl Marseilles, do., Vienna, do. Trieste, do, Import 1 Sales 1099 2170 642 1810 6 150- 18145 I 43310 LIVERPOO cwt. for scam Ric LIVERPOOL STOCK EX The following were the elo Ches. & B'head Caledonia Stock ( 100 - 102 M: and Lincoln 351 xd 35 Midland Stock ..104 - 104 Nor. British Stock 57 57-1- FOREIGN E: have b, to 49 LIVERPOOL COTTON We have again to report -AUGUST 12 Cara Brea, Gi' cotton during the past weeK. has been transacted ; but, wi prices of American have tended not sufficiently to alter quotatii and Egyptian, rather easier. 1 _ _ buyer, although • late rates. The weekly sales 2,760 are on speculation, and 5 yesterday Description 1869 490 Sea Island 9930 Upland • 5700 Mobile. 12866 18310 New Orleans confined to 30 hhds. Cuba at 41 at 355. 9d. to 38s. 9d. per cwt. MOLASSES, RUM, OR COFFI notice. COCOA 320 bags St. Domir .CE MARKET AUGUST 12 ,ad, a very dull market, the demand ;ed ; but the firmness of holders has decline ; yet it is evident sales. to have been made without giving way ed market has been equally dull. a full average amount of s of foreign have been 'sold Leewards, Is. 1 all price this week r active, and fullprices Et; proof, 2s, ['easily and prices were scam r demand at last week's pric material alteration ; marke ay sup- -AUGUST to-day is steady, with a moderate little change in price. The prin wen in shares in Kingston Downs, 'Wheal Vor, Unity, East Wheal ___ed 173, ex div. Port Philip Mining Shares are -steady, we renew. Brazil at 9s. 9d. to 10s. 3 d. per share. Worthing are fiat, at Moderate request at 10 bales, of which 9s. 6d. to 10s. Gd xport -#- The following appeared in a portion of our impression of (From the Daily News City Article.) THURSDAY EVENING.—The funds opened with dull appearance, but became stronger when it transpired that the court at Bank had broken up without raising the rate of 13640 discount. The quotations a t the close 16880 change were same as those o f y esterda y . 23350 Throughout the Stock Exchange business was languid, and devoid of, feature or i nterest. Demand for mone y h as 26760 slackened whilst :Supply has some What increased ; th e 12. prospect of an ultimate advance in Ow of the Stock Ex- No bullion operations occurred at the the prices of Amer have declined during the we( Brazils and Egyptians are also a Hal 'e unalt e week's business Tetley & Co., in their circular, Surats, continuing scarce, ar liessrs. Hollinshead £! us allude .:*fiere was a fair amount of business going forward in o n in the early part of the week, but during the last few; days the demand would appear to have fallen off, and consequently, has become dull and unsatisfac both to buyers and sellers. The quantity offering in Is still large lough good stapled - Cotto general tone of the mart igitly easier rat zis , only very ` partially shewn by the q mar rnenean des dginand fit4dy prices, depressio n , and MUM to. but t: tips. In Braz fitly redncdiates, particularly for Maceios. Egyptians Continue in fair request, and command steady prices. Con grinn greatly reduced stock of Surats, and the absence QOPeful qualities, the sales are to a fair extent, and at full tiees :. 5,540 bales American, 780 Pernam, 330 Egyptian, Madnis, and 1,440 Surat are taken on speculation and import ; and 34990 bales by the trade. The actual I m. Port consists of 2,200 American, 300 Brazil, &c., and °MO East India—in all, 8,070 bales. Nine Liverpool Share Market has been quiet and dull to-day, and prices are hardl he business doing is very limited J` y maintained. tKarlf4etions we notice—Chester and Birk, Among the ahead, 754 Ipancashire and Yorkshire, 95 The market for the Public Funds and Securities Was rather flat to-day, owing to the news fin Orough Austrian c Eastern C ffil-Parma. Consols dosed dull, at 95 for money, and 951 : for the aceotmt; the New Threes were gnoted at 95i +0 954 In the London Railway Share Market, with a very Nitsiness going forward,.the tendency of prices London and No r th- western closed mss- drooping. —The sales are confined to 1,000 bags Larong at counts have beenlarge this week the repayments have been Bs., and 200 bags Bengal at 9s. per cwt. . equally, extensive, and that the reserve has consequently not SAGO FLovu.—All broug ht to auction was taken m. SEEDS.-1,500 bags brown Bomba y Ra p e, at 365. 6d. to . experienced any f ur th er ser i ous diminution. The better Midland, 103 y to 1044-; Dovers, 731 to 741-. 41s. 6d. per qr. appearance of th e f ore i gn exc h ang es last post day, and the Juice.-650 bales, at £l3 1 2 s. 6 d . to £lB per ton. arrivals - of gold and sil ver by w hich PA market has been '. In the general Produce Markets • during th e Week D EwooD s.-45 tons Limawood, at £ l4 65., c hiefly for supplied, Will also have exercised some influence on the questi on. Tließa Railway Market contiiraes inanimate, but as pre diilness has been the 'prevailing feature. , The Sugar export ; 5 tons red Sanders-wood, at £5 7s. 6d. per ton. D nysAvrEning, &-,e ----50 bales Bombay Madder Roots at rented today r has h a stronger Market has presented a dull appearance, an d prices 335. to 345. ; 2 k 0 pipes concentrated Lemon Juice at tlOll-13r. zol.opor degree ; 170 bag Palermo Sumac at I Is. 6d.J generally are in favour of the buyer. Molasses are aLso b . a in less demand, and rather lower in price. Coffee has at 1028. 6d. gs Myrabolams at 10s.; 5 chests Orange Shellac principal o is stocks , sales of Gambier at 17s. for heated ; 10Q tons tk 7. eco a v i e v r e y a o ra f nie. to ' linpmerosetenotf. had taken place. pmall I to -. 931 to 94; La re and Yorkshire, 94Z to 951, ; RANGE. ng prices t North S I N. E. Bc Dutch RI Gt. Luxe „ of Lomb.,-Vc ), 11€ CHANG RKET.- dull inar which mid. fair I Stock 121 d e 18 615-16 74 572610 7A 7 3-16 81 81 83 101 174 81 6d., 'and 750 bags.Chia Bank to-day —We have no sales to (From the Times City Article.) . THURSDAY EVENING.—The funds opened rather heavily, To are reported at 40s. per but were • subsequently steady as the Bank made no atm,- —Auc ffordsh 41 '4O c. Stck 00;?-: 91 A Stock 73 - 73 UST 12. SUG , having Lir 1 al SAL' ported 37'S to doubt, operated to a considerable extent in inducing ship ments; notwithstanding this excessive import,prices have not materially changed. The stock is larger than. that of last year, but not unusually so. St. John cargoes yield from £7 15s. to £8 per standard, according to quality and classificatiTn, with scantlings and fourth quality at the cus tomary reduction in price. . . . said that immediat y after the filing past, which as announced. from the first, will certainly take place in the Place Vend(lmo, the troops will return to the St. Maur camp, and there be regaled with a monstre Quebec Deals : Orthese, first quality separate from cargo, have been sold at £l5 15s. ,• seconds at from £9 17s. 6d. to £lO 2s. 6d. ; and thirds at from £7 10s. to £8 per standard, according to classification. Hardwood, of which the market had been previously cleared, has been imported largely. -The supply now on hand, a great portion of which is from Quebec, being ample for the demand, it has been sold at prices varying from 18d. to 22d. per foot for Quebec and St: John,_ according to average. From other ports 15d. to 22 d. have been obtained, the higher price for wood of very fine quality and large size from Prince Edward Island.,_ . banquet at the expense of the city of Paris, The Presse draws particular attention to the offen- sive paragraph in M. Granier de Cassagnac's article in the Pays, and characterises it as one little calcu- lated to do away with " the susceptibilities and ap- prehensions which were for the moment soothed in England.' News from Florence talks of a new paper, L' Ita started to uphold Prince Jerome Napoleon as Pitch Pine : The import of this has been so large as to glut the market, and 'vices have been reduced ; fram 18d. to 19d. being now the value of averages ranging from 65 to 75 feet. Little more of this article is now expected to arrive for several months ; consequently some improvement may be looked for, as stocks become reduced. • Greenheart is worth about from £8 10s. to £9 per load. Teakwood : Of this there has not been many arrivals for a considerable time, and stocks are being gradually reduced. Han°, candidate for the " kingdom of Etruria." Baron de -Belcastel, now at Berlin, is talked of to succeed M. de Maleret, now, first Secretary at the French Embassy in London, and about to be pro- It is worth from £lO 10s. to £ll per lcad; all dePending.on. The Constitutionne/ this morning is instructed to put forth two columns in praise of Kossuth, and to announce for to-morrow an equal amount of laudation on Garibaldi. Tho eulogy on the Hungarian leader ends with comparing him to Joan d'Arc, only she succeeded in clearing France of foreign intruders, and he failed; but substantially both laboured in the Millie timber : In the importations from the Baltic ports 11,800 tons register of shipping have baem employed this season, against 9,557 last year. The principal part of the import has been on account of dealers. ' Common Dantzic is worth 151 d., good middling 18d., and best middling from 19d. to 20d. per foot. , TO CORRESPONDENTS, What cau be the drift of this same hallowed cause An important paragragh is JAMES MAusnALL.---We have received your communication just come from St Would you call upon us? Petersburg, in the Itivalide Busse, Under no circumstances can we insert communications not accom panied by the author's real name and address, not necessarily - for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. Iblaming England for eschewing a congress, and in Short letters are encouraged on matters of public interest. They should be legibly written on one side of the paper only, and con tain (in confidence) the writer's name and address. sisting on the right of all the great powers to revise, amend, alter; or cancel altogether the propo sa l s a t Villafranca and their further concoction at Zurich, whatever they may be. TO ADVERTISERS. The attention of advertisers is earnestly directed to THE NORTHERN DAILY TIMES, under its new proprietary, as a superior medium of com munication, not only between the employer and the employed, but between tradesmen, in all branches of business, and the public at large. The circulation of THE NORTHERN DAILY TIMES, already extensive, is likely to be increased by its new connection, in a very great degree. The charges for advertise ments will be extremely moderate, and every attention will be paid, in their arrangement, to the interests of the advertisers, WHILE a moral or material combat is pending between two rivals, it is not a wholly satisfactory thing to the independent and meditative spectator to find himself incapable of thoroughly sympathising with either. Such a nugatory state of feeling may, in the first instance, be safe, and seem to spare the risk of a dangerous advocacy ; but, too often the safety is only apparent, or only brief. At all times I it lays one open to the charge of pusillanimity 01 selfishness, and in the end probably leads to a double Advertisements and communie,ations will be received enmity. Because we would not join one of them to at 13, SOUTH JOHN-SaSEET, from 8 a.m. to 8 share in the fruits of conquest over the third, it is a p.m., after which ;Arne they must be forwarded direct to the PlAnting Offices, 40, L EIGH-STREET, thousand to one that both patch up a mutual peace, PARKER-S.IftEET. in order to set upon us together. This is the position 0 All contracts for a dvertisements in the NORTHERN of the English nation in the present crisis of Euiope. 3' .'IDES will be completed by the New Proprietary England cannot feel entire • an • sympathy withanything as originally ordered, unless naticQ to the con trary effect 15 given, or anybOtly. . She is hampered by treat* •i alle its y firm ; been very linii Lted any material The n luoted 51s manifesto is in log impracticable !quitur our recent n( yet should we ask him what coalith to form, he denies to us the friend France and Austria. But, as Fran rality we Were both "of and Austria ware the only parties in the Italian stru stand-point, independent of the two, IN the cause of liberty with wh. 3 -le. WJJ we al'ci I t he Intrusts us ti 7 P Does he say that we were to have or, Italian party, and to have assumed their leadership and advoca ted the championship of Lou' believed him in spite of us, Italy acceP N APOLEO VICTOR I 4ANUS ie fought with LOUIS NAPOLEON ; GARRIBALDI fougM, with Louis NAPOLEON ; the municipality" Milan laid its crown at his feet ; the A duchies openly hailed him as their deliverer' Supposing Italy deluded, supposing NAP ness to thi c , our faith& principles of freedom, dictat d to u private and separate policy, and an abstinence fr°ll/ useless complications. By his own reasoning Ic e were prevented from coalescing with the 014 oppressor of Italy ; while to have joined our Ives the chariot of Louis NAPOLEON would , be to hav e nare, and to have furthered tllc fallen into the designs of that mperiali3m which 11( aims to overawe Europe, and to subjugate its enemies in detail But we may pardon the defective logic, and visionary enthusiasm of the exile who has but Ole absorbing idea to live upon and to dream _ _ We do not look for much practical advice from the banished patriot, who nurses in solitude the barn"` hopes of a nationality which England is powerle s4 to assist, and which its late champion. has degr acleci into a pretence under which to mature design s inimical to the freedom and independence of Eurec. England may be satisfied, that tha reasoning friendly critics, and the reproaches rd interes t i enemies, tend to the same \indication o f h er neut ral policy. Armed interference would have useless. And the interference of a great power useless, must be pernicious. The question - renl alllsl whether her interference in a Congress will not be just as useless, and, therefore, just as pernici °°s. We are convinced it will. There are only' t scc' courses open; either to fall in with the designs °f despotism, or to organiso a crusade against th en' ' : The first would be criminal; the second inW ille . cablt. All England can do yet, with either die/t •tr safety, is,—to watch and wait. 73 to