Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-01 00:00:00

ommerfig salts r H IS DA/ .s VALONI SAMUEL .BECKWITII, Broker Day, the lst Sept., at Twelve o'clock, at Browne Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street, 100 Cases CASTOR OIL. 800 Bags MYRABOLAMS. BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brok This Da Apply to This Day, the Ist Sept _ at Twelve o'clock, at the • Brokers' Office, 2,000 Bags Bombay LINSEED, 2,000 Bags RAPE and NIGER SEED, .—Apply to T. & H. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers now landing. This Day, the Ist September, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 18, Hackin's-hey, . 8 Cases 1 68 Bags ! Para INDIA RUBBER, . . 7 Casks i 30 Bags Ceara DITTO, now landing ex Princess Royal and Ariel.—Apply. to H JACKSON & M'CULLOC, Brokers, TO-MORROW To-morrow, the 2nd September, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Sale-room, 35, Dale-street, 60 Bales Egyptian COTTON RAGS. JOHN L. BOWES & BROTHER Apply to To-morrow, the 2nd September, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2,000 Bales JUTE. Apply to Messrs. T. and J. Brockle ank, Mercbants ; or to T. & H. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers To-morrow, the 2nd September, at Twelve o'clock, at Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street, 100 Bales Bombay HEMP, ex Hilton, in Stanley Dock. RHEA FIBRE, ex City of" Manchester. Manilla HEMP, ex Reporter. BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers. Apply to To-morrow, the 2nd September, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 11, Oldhall-street, 7 Bales WOOLLEN RAGS, ex Euphrates. Will be open for inspection in our Warehouse, Pownall-stree Apply to FERGUSON; HORSLEY, & CO., Brokers. To-morrow, the at Twelve o'clock, 2rid instant, t York-buildings, Tierces Jamaica COFFEE, Barrels i • 3 Barrels BEES' WAX, • 'ex Wilhelmind, is Wapping Dock.—Apply to PAPTINSON & CLARK, Brokers Postponed till Friday next, the 2nd September. On account of whom it may concern. To-morrow, the 2d September, at half-past One o'clock, at the ittroker's Office, Corn Exchaage-buildings, Brunswick-street, Concluding Sale of Salvage, from the late tire at the North Shore Mills, A Quantity of FLOUR, RICE, &c., Also, several Pairs of MILLSTONES, and • a large quantity of FRENRII BURRS. Can be inspected on the morning of sale.---For other particulars apply to H. H. GOLDING, Broker. OA account of whom it may coacern To-morrow, the 2nd Septembe at One o'clock, at th, Public 'Sale-room, Eichange-1 buildings, Liverpool About 70 Packages of very valuable Damaged MANUFAC TURED GOODS,' consisting of Stuffs, Printed, Dyed, Grey and White Cottons, Crossovers, Counterpanes, Hosiery, Bl a nkets, Ladles' Felt Hats, Haberdashery, &c.; 280 Bores Sna,p, 25 Cases School Slates, Hardware ; about 100 Bags Rice, Soda Ash, Blacking, Currants, Corks, 28 Barrels Bottled Ale, G Bales Goats' Hair, &c. , saved from the Wreck of the Harlequin, Liverpool to Montreal. At same time, 73 Pieces Cottons, landed from the Miseltoe. All lying at the Sheds for Wrecked Goods, north-east side Prince's Dock.—Fdr further particulars apply to PERCIVAL, CAMPBELL, & CO., Brokers to Liverpool Underwriters' Association. On account of whom it may concern To-morrow, _ the 2nd - • September, at * One o'clock, at the Public Sale-rooin, Exchange-buildings, A Quantity of Damaged MANUFACTURED GOODS, namely—about 50 PackageN3tANITFACTURES, 300 Packages l Bundry HARDWARE, 30 Cases CHEESE, 25 Bales PAPER, 37 Bundles IRON WIRE, 45 Cases GLASS, 400 Pack,ges SODA, BLACKLEAD, &c., &c. (To which will lie added Sundries as they arrive.) Ex Harlequin (wrecked,) hence for Montreal, &c. Lying at the Wreck Shed, north ensl Prince's Dock.—For fuhher par ticulars apply to Messrs. Allan Brothers and Co. ; or to t . S. HUTTON & NEPHEW, Brokers for Salvage. To be followed oy Sales of Iron, Canada Plates, Earthen ware, &c. NEXT WEEK On Wednesday, the 7th September, at Twelve o'clock, at Browne, hunter, and Ca.'s Office, 2, Dale-street, 500 Bales Bombay MADDER ROOTS, 450 Bags SAGO PL..UR. BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers. Apply to By order of the Mersey Dock Estate for charges On account of whom it —Overtime Goods sold may concern On Wedaesday next, the 7th September, at One o'clock, at th, Brokers' Saleroom, 18, Chapel-street, 25 Bags SUGAR and SCRAPINGS, 30 Bales COTTON and PICKINGS, 60 Bags RICE and SWEEPINGS, 50 Bales JUTE and Damaged, 50 Bags RAPESEED, LINSEED, and SWEEPINGS, 50 Bags COFFEE and SWEEPINGS, NITRATE OF SODA, OIL, FUSTIC, - LOGWOOD, FIBRE TEA, PEPPER, PIASSAVA, EAU DE COLOGNE, &c. Lying in the Albert Dock Warehouses.—Forfarther particulars apply to DANIEL C. BUCHANAN & CO., Brokers. On Thursday, the Bth September next, at Twelve o' bck, at the Public Sale-room, Exchang 400 Chests Bengal INDIGO Consisting of good Consumers' and Shipping. Thomas and John Brocklebank, Merchants; o T. & H. LITTLEDALE & CO.. Brokers en ,Stde. ON SALE, 14 . WRIATIC ACID Apply to BIGLAND, Apply to Messrs SONS, & JEFFREYS ON SAI Apph , to THOMSON, BAGNAI ON SALE MANGANESE, SULPHUR ORI ARSENIC Apply to ON SAI SULPHATE OF COPPER GEORGE WILLIAMS, 32, Dale-street. SWISS CIGARS OP MESSRS. ORMOND AND CO., VEVEY, Apply to IN BULK. IN BOND, OR DUTY PAID, In any quantity not less than 500. H. W. BUCKNALL, Importer and Sole Agent, 4, Exchange-alley North. 6226 d N J the market was inanimate and cloudy Arrivals small of all grain. No alteration in Barley or Wheat, and Oats are. 6d, dearer. Flour as on Monday the other Corn Markets there was a very dull feeling, and this day western k ending August The London and North rraffie Returns for th 3 75,451, being an increase of £5,072 On'thc ng week last year The half-yearly meeting of the Newport, Abe ravenny, and He taken place to-day, at which a report was pre- sented of a satisfactory nature The avail which the various preference dividends were made amount of business done tation Ceylon, 695. to 775. sideration of some eases which they had just 595. to 60s. heard, it was stated that eac h mag i s t ra t e acte d TEA.-The market continues heavy. G oo d common Congou sold yesterday at is. 31d. cash, at which price, on his own responsibility, and if any, one felt there are sellers to-day. aggrieved, there was another tribunal which Rum.-A limited business done at previous rates. RICE.--The demand has improved. White Bengal, might be appealed to. After consultation, the low middling, sold at los. 6d. ; fine, 12s. 6d. A cargo bench, SALTPETRE.-Refraction 10 to 11 so ld at 31s. 6d which had heard fifty- e i g ht a ppli ca ti ons , dividend at the rate of 21 per cent. p er annum of Rangoon sold at 108. . to granted five out o f th a t num b er - TO EXPORTERS AND THE TRADE. wasrecommended, which would leave £B9 13 s . 7d. 325. 6d. ,g M. SALOMON, Imp or t ers of every d escr i pt i on of t o t h e cre dit o f th e curren t h a lf- year. BEANS. -English and Egyptian q uo t e d nominally licenses, and on e was a t rans f er . as refused. . TOYS, LEAT HER GOODS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, last Monday. English tick, 365. to 42 5 . ; h arrow, 425. FANCY MERCHANDISE and TOYS of Every Kind, Whole- At the half-yearly meeting of the Submarine to 465. per quarter. Foreign, 40s. to 50s. per quarter. With some apprehension, and more regret, we sale and for Export, 73 and 75, DUKE-STREET. The above Telegraph Company to-day, a dividend, at the Egyptian, 335. per quarter. . goods can be had in bond. YEAS.-Nothing doing, nominally quoted at last Mon- see it stated in the Cork papers that in that day's rates. English boilers, 48s. to 50s. ; hog and district of Ireland, at least, the fell potato disease rate of 7 per cent. per annum, was declared, and t o th e grey, 38s. to 425. ; foreign, whit e , 48 s. 10 per cent. of the net reven u e was taken has made its appearance in a malignant form. - Reserve Fund, leaving £193 4s. 11d. to be car- LONDON CORN MARKET.-Auousz 31. To such an extent, indeed, is this agricultural WHEAT.-English sold slowly at last Monday's t r 4 i 6 ce s s ; ried to next account. The report was adopted. Foreign unaltered in value. English white, 40s. malady said to prevail there, that some parties At the London Wool Sales to-day several red, 355. to 40s. per quarter ; Dantzic and . Konigsberg, insist on its being as bad as on the first brokers disposed of low sorts. About 1,000 bales 425. to 565. per 494 lbs. ; Rostock, 41s. to 50s. ; other were offered, most of which were disposed of at Baltic ports, 40s. to 465. ; French, 38s. to 425. memorable and deplorable outbreak of the afflic er oua slow sale, at last Monday's prices. barrel. prices equal to the last auctions. to 435. ; Norfolk, 30s. to 30s. 6d, per 280 lbs. T ; .o li w 'r li ei 3 ic s li s , tion. It is but right, however, to say, that the 'announcement referred to is disputed in the We have late advices from Brazils received by 30s. to BARLEY . quiet r e t2B trade,ol b s at . ; A last ;American, e Monday'sr i can, I T •SilaTeP3. English, locality to which it applies, and, fortunately, is telegraph from Lisbon. At Rio Janeiro exchange 245. to 345. per qr. ; Baltic, 245. to 275.; other Coffee w • sorts, ' was quoted at 24 z , and as pietty active 235. to 275. per quarter. not corroborated in any other quarter. OATS held firmer, with an improved dem an d at 6d . T he strike among the operatives connect e d at an advance of 400 rs. At Bahi a exc h ange was more money than last Monday ' s rates. British, 20s. to -inch I 25, and Sugar had declined 100 rs. At P ernam- 30s. per quarter ; Russian, 19s. to 225. p er quarter; with the building trade in London still continues, other Baltic ports, 225. to 275. per quarter. buco exchange was done at 24 1 , and Cotto n h as FLOATING CARGOES. -Si n ce l ast F riday only seven and, if possible, with feelings of unabated h os tilit y grain -laden vessels were reported arrived at ports of call, on both sides. Not only is this so ; but unhappily • viz., no Wheat, five Maize, one Barley, an d one Beans, a spirit of opposit i on, probably in some de- Several cargoes of Wheat off the coast remai n on sa l e THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. importers asking more money than buy ers appear in ! gree arising out tf the metropolitan dispute s , LONDON, Wednesday Evenin g , di ne d to pay. rh e on ly sales reported since last Mon- appears to be spreading in many directions It has just been announced on the Stock Ex- , day were-Taganrog Ghirka, condition guaranteed, 445. 6d. per 491bs. ; and to-day a cargo, Sandonunica, at the employed arraying themselves against their 0 chance that the settlement in the Indian and 425. pe r 480 lbs., condition guaranteed, „ this feeling has extended payable, leaving £177 13s. 11d. to be carried forward. The report was adopted. The half-yearly meeting of the Mid-Kent Railway Company took place to-day. The report stated that the available balance of the half- year's account was £BO4 Bs. 7d., from which a -four were new The others were etsstis bar Auction. By Virtue of a Decree of theand High Court of Admiralty of Engl. This Day (Thursday), the Ist of September, at One o'clock, at Curry, Kellock, and Co.'s Sale-room, Walmer-buildings, Water Street, The Ship )4‘ BRITISH EMPIRE, 4.10*2,679 tons register; was built by the well - known eolLa e% builder, Mr. Thomas Patterson, of Bristol, in 1851, and originally intended for a steamer; eon seqUently is built of unusual strength, baying sister kelsons fore and aft, with bilge legs, and heavily celled. Her frame consists principally of English oak, an(' nearly all solid in the floors. She is particularly well fastened, and extra strength c:_iseod with wood trusses, iron knees, and well bolted ; she has iron .3 L ureci strapping en her frame under the ceiling. She is well stanch enormously-heavy beams amidships, and all Mankin toned ;is copper-fastened, doubled with 44-:- tity of s t r a e ir sheathed with yellow metal; has a large quan- Length, 282' and will stow an enormous cargo. Dimensions : Coburg Dock. —For ; beam, 41 feet 7 inches. Now lying in to i nventoriesand further particulars, apply KEL OCK, and CO., Broker. CURRY, alvanced 13 rs CURRY, KELLOCK, and CO.. , i l i . \ BROKERS FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE kg.?,4,.,A OF SIIIPS AND STEAMERS , SHIP VALUERS, 16:;,,%%,..., AND APPOINTED B ROKERS TO TUE HIGH COURT O,F Water-street. ADMIRALTY, Walmer-buildinga, 11VORTH, cSate. lasi. ~~~;~~~: .~jr :'. h 144 fe 20 feet carrier, and is well st Lying in Salthouse &e., apply to _ ON SALE, Ship NABOB, breadth 30 fec built in the Uni For further partic i. WILSON, 6, Yorl FOR SALT igat The fine Br, ...Le TRUE BLUE ; A 152 26-100ths tons per register, 224 41-94ths toy Ne4,A\ O.M. Dimensions : Length 96 f ee t , b readth 2 eyfiS t Al feet 18-100ths, depth 12 feet. Built at St. Peter's, r P.E.L, and launched M October I , io. . - some model, well found in stores, and sails fast Brunswick Dock.—For inventories apply to DAVID CANNON, SONS, & CO MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL WEDNESDAY EVENING. The sales of Cotton to-day were 8,000 bales, including 2,000 on speculation or for export, at rather firmer prices. The market closed with a general demand, and, compared with Friday's rates, the prices of all kinds remained much the same. The general tone of the Liverpool Railway Share Market was firm, with little business doing. Birkenheads were done at 771 8 ; Lanca- shire and Yorkshire at 981 ; Lancaster and Carlisle, third shares, 16,4 p. ; London and North- western, 941 H. ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 36; Midland, 104,i 5 ; North-east6rn Berwick Stock, 89. ; York Capital Stock, 721.; South , eastern 23 1-16 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 81; Shrewsbury and Hereford, 94 The Market for the Public Funds continues languid, but all classes of Securities remain firm Consols are officially marked 951 to 4 for money, and 95a for the 17th of September. Bank stock has been dealt in, at 2244 ; the Three per Cents Reduced, at 96 to 96t ; the New Three per Cents., at 96 to 961; the Indian Four per Cent. Deben- tures, 1858, at 951 to 2 ; ditto 1859, at 944 ; the scrip of the New Loan, at 98} to 4- ; ditto stock ; Indian Bonds, at 3s. to Bs. dis. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 21s. to 245. prem foreign stock market is very quiet, except 'as regards Mexican bonds, which have improved, being marked 201 and 20 The London Share Market to-day is generally firm, though inactive. Midland stock is in demand, at a fresh improvement. Many of the-leading de scriptions are quoted ex the half-yearly dividend. London and North-western stock is now quoted 941 to R ex . div. ; London and South-western, Great Western, 601 to I ; Midland, 1041 to 6 ex div. : Lancashire and Yorkshire, 921 to ti 98 to ; Great Northern, 101 to 102 ex div. ; York and North Midland, 72 to A and Eastern Counties, 561 to 57, ex. div. Lombardo-Venetian Railway Shares are dull, at the reduction which took place yesterday afternoon ; the original issue is quoted 2 to I prem., and the New, 2to prem. East Indian and Great Indian Penin sula Railway Stocks are in demand, with an upward tendency. The Canadian and Brazilian Railway Shares are somewhat firmer. The half-yearly meeting of the Submarine Telegraph Company was held to-day. The report stated that, now the Boulogne cable was laid, which was the strongest and most perfect that had hitherto been manufactured, the company possessed ten efficient conducting wires for tele- graphic purposes between England and France, besides six to Belgium, and five. to. Hanbver, Denmark, and. the North of Europe. A cable would also shortly be laid by the company be- tween the Channel . Islands and the French Coast The report was adopted, A dividend of 7 per cent. was declared, and 10 per cent. of the nett reserve was appropriated to the Revenue Fund. The business transacted at the London Corn Market' was about the average amount which has prevailed for some time past ; but, on the whole, The we ather is chilly LONDON PRODUCE SUGAR.—This market buyers to come in. Lump. COFFEE. - This article IIItURSDA Y, SEPTIC.IIkIkE li, 1859, THE DAY'S. NEWS On Tuesday afternoon her Majesty the Queen raid a visit to Dalkeith ''glace, the beautiful seat of the Duke and Duchess of &teetench. On her return to Edinburgh in the evening, the Queen drove to the west engtof the city. The Zurich. Conferences do not appear, so as outward features can indicate, to be making much practical way towards a conclusion of the arrangements for which they were avowedly instituted. Private conferenees continuo to take place between the plenipotentiaries, and for the last three days the representatives of France and Austria held daily conferences. On Tuesday, the French and Sardinian plenipotentiaries held a meeting There would now seem to be no doubt that the rumour is but too true of a general massacre of the Christians of Borneo having been peipetrated on the 2nd of last May. The massacre took place in the Dutch portion of the island. It is said to have been : committed entirely "from a religious fanaticism; that it was not connected with any had nothing to do with it. But few particular )f the dreadful - event, however, have yet come to At the Borough Licensing Sessions, yesterday an exception was taken as to the legal constitution of the bench of magistrates, on the ground that two of the justices who had been sitting reside at a greater distance than seven miles from the borough. In answer to the objection, which was taken as their worships were about to retire for the eon- itself to lai ;e bodies of skilled operatives in many of ,th . .411 :ge zi Afa.ctliting :t9 NV S I if not to follow' the e iilc .chain- tive builders—at• least to imitate them i demand for curtailing the hours of labo. Girt aiminishing, the amout should receive. It now appears that the line Of action taken by the parties first named has . been adopted, so far, kt least; by the ope 'es en- gaged'. in different towns, and in various aceupd- Thus, we find that the :line hours" move- ment hus been a-clepted by the workmo.n at Nottingham aild Plymouth. While this life of conduct . is pursued by those workmen who feel convincettof its practicability and cssefulness, kt'w have any right to complain ; but wizen the same freedom of...action which these individuals clairni to themselves, is denied by them tto those wili entertain different views * it becomes an infringe ment of individual and of public r4at. This .applies. alike to employers and empl.;lyed ; and, while deprecating the right as well as the ,prudence of workmen controlling the fellows I • lit is scarcely, less true that the " dbaUment" linsisted on lly the employors, is as imrelitic and inexpedient= as the less reined coercion ea.ereised by the men_ ' The case is fairly put ployer, who: u the London: journals states that after sixteen: years' experience, he has not had any dacultTin finding men to carry on his.work His simple and,efficacious remedy f or , or ra th er pre- ventative of the evil, is to. decline to eniploy men who, belonging to trades' unions, are bound by regulations which may seriously hiterfere with his means of carrying on his.husiness. Tha ope ratives themselves, who are m.connected w ith the strike, have formed'a defensive society -.-- THE Emperor NAPOLEON appears to delight in taking the world by surPvise. Still, however sudden may be the execution, and development of his plans t ,it is generally believed that the for- illation of tb.em has been long latent' in his. taci turn and plotting mind. The abruptness. with which he executes the delitterations of aminftexi-: ble will perplexes all around him,—apparently, the acts off, a. capricious impulse ; but in.:reality only the birth of a long and, suppressed premedi: talon, brought forth just. at the firma, most 'befitting to give it life and of not allowing any one- to participate in his schemes, he imitates his. uncle NAPOLEON 1., to whose idiosyncracy he sews ever anxious, in all things, identically to mould his idea',, and to practically, adopt the proverb, that action. In this. habit a, wise man " keepeth. his own counsel." The very last act of Amnesty which he has, granted to all French political exiles, and which has been Ity some of the most distinguished:, indignantly reketed, is of a lilw nature with the " coup d'etat HMI, LOUIS BLANC i , and LEDAU ItOLLIN, were evitloutly as much taken by surprise,, by this act of. the Imperial clemency, as were Generals GUAIGNAC, CHAMPARNIER, anth M. TRIERS„ when they were unceremoniously aroused at mid night and driven. off to Vincennes. The preseßt alternation from. the activity anti horrors of the Italian campaign, to a state a repose, and the pursuit of peaceful occupation, is anether illustration of the peculiarity of the mould, in which the mind of LOUIS NAPOLEON has been cast,—if the contrast between the last few months a his life and the present is not a studied simulation. Yet no one for a moment, who has carefully and sciutinizingly watched the policy VICTOR of his dynasty, believes that the purpose hr posingly and pompously paraded, in his pro gramine, of freeing Italy from the Alps to the Adriatic of Austrian misrule, was the outbreak of a sudden and generous impulse, rather than the fruit of long matured premeditation. It is from this view of his character that the pamphlet on Russia, just published, and att buted Press, to the Duke of Saxe-Coburg -Goth the whole of his policy Ge'imany, and the the European Powers to the rule of the Em peixiis of Russia and France; the zeal for tl liberation of the Italian Peninsula being merely a pretence to accomplish that polic the whole of his diplomatic intrigues re- which veal, as only a means to an end. Whether the purpose of the Royal pamphleteer is to rouse Germany to action, in order to frus trate this scheme, long preconceived, in his opinion, by LOUIS NAPOLEON, or not, it must be interesting at the present critical juncture of European politics to know what are the impres- sions on such a subject of one so closely allied to our own Royal Family. Writing of the Powers of France and Russia, he says :—" The time has " again come when the Germans must prove to " the world that they are not afraid to face these two revolutionary Powers united. A powerful and united Germany can alone put a limit to the conflagration which has burst forth, and " can alone restore to Europe a lasting peace . • "is for th e sake of re-establishing, in common "with the other European Powers, a state of "right and justice, under which alone the pur- " suits of peace can be carried on in security, " that Germany is arming, and that Prussia is " placing her troops on a war footing. We are preparing for war in order to re-establish peace ' author of the deportation to Cayenne can haVe no love for freedom ; it is impossible that he can endure the existence of it either in France or elsewhere, nor can he have any heartfelt desire for ' the independence of other nations. NAPOLEON'S object in Italy is to carry out his own selfish schemes, " These are the overthrow of all that now exists, "and the conversion of thQ imsources of that de "voted country, by ki*Ans. of revolution, to his NORTH—ERN to Russian Loan Securities has been filed fo day . next. The English Stock Wrket continu tirm at previous c•_otations,,:Consols being . 95 Tile New Tin 2ts. to 2,45. .prettt 1858, 951 951 ; ditto 859, 941, and ditto, New Stock, 981 99. Foi we, but firm. Turkish Six per Cents. 'are - 83 84 ; ditto New Loan, 73 74 ; ditto Four per Cen and Mexican, 201 20 Business in the Railwa Share Market has been moderately active, and prices are tolerably wel sustained; most of the principal. lines are now c uoted " ex dividend." THE FUNDS.-C Consols, Money, 95:1 LOSING PRICES. _ IBank Stock... . 223 5 Three per Cents 96: 7 • I , Account 95'4 Exchequer Bills .21 4 RAILWAY SHARES Amb. Not. &E. T. 6k Caledonians . . Dutch Rhenish Eastern Counties. 567,1 7 East Lancashire. ;Edinburgh & Glas 73 5 Great Northern 101 102 It 71 A . 84 6 Gt. Westerns. .. . G. Wes. of Canada 14 Gd. Trnk. of Can. Bf-, - CLQSING, PRICES. Gt. S. and West.lo3 5 Lancas. & York.. 984 9 L. & N. Western' 947 1 92 4 L. and S. West'n - , Leeds Northern.. 441 Man. Sheff. Sc Lin 354 6c Midland Stook North 13ritish 6(4 1 N. StAffordshire.. S. E. & Dover , 7Th York, New. & Ber 891 York & N. aid:. 721 851 6 LIVERPOOL STOGT EXQHANGE, The following are the ela anry prices Ches. & B'head 77y sct 78 Caledonian Stock 85 f 861 E.Counts.ll 5-16 xd 11 7_16 E. L. Stock .... IN.Stairord. . N. E. Ber_ St( 41 4&d 89i894 G. N. Stock ..101 xd N 3 Great Westerns.. 60-U6Ol Lan. and York .. 984- 98 Lit &Nor. West. 94,-1 xd 94 , w l--shares 11-16 1546 a SiM. and Lincoln 354 36 Midland Stock 105 xd 1651 - Nen. lititish Stock 601 61 York eapitaatek 72 724 Leeds Stock, 44 444 S. Eastern .... 234 23 3-16 Dutch -Rhenish . 5; 2 4 5d Gt. Luzern. 6 , 3-16x116 5-16 G. T. Canada) . 8;1, G.W.Canadias 15 )9 new . shares 51: 52d52d ,Lomb. - Venetian . fixd2p --~--- new shares LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET .--A,udilsz 31 The sales of Cotton today were: 200 bales Egyptian at Scl, to 9td, ; 700 Swat at 44d. to 5V..;. 100. Se i Islands at 12d. to lea Total sales "since Thursday, 40,000 bales ; ditto import, since ditto, 20i000.. Quan tity of cotton on sale large; but desirable Orleans, at 71d... to. 74d. small. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.,—AzGarsar 31. SUGAR, RUM, Arlo COFFEE.—The colonial prodnee markets remain extremely inactive, and wto•have no sales to notice. litoLAssEs.-240 puncheons Cuba 3fiuscovad ported from New Yorlr., are reported at 1455...6d ex quay per cw t Ifici—The sales are 1,950 bags Bengal i , at les. 9d. to 13s. 3d. per cwt. fir good to fine nein: PEPPER.--100 bags Singapore Black,. all faults, at 4d. per lb. LINSEED.-1,250 bags Bombay, at as,.per quarter. DyEwoous.-140 tons Jamaica Logwood, at: £4 2s. 6d. 60 tons Jamaica Fustic, at 45, 10s. 80 tons Maracaibo Fustic, at £4 17s. 6d. to arrive ;. and 25 tons Barwood, at £3 7s. 6d : per ton. LIMA WOOD.- . L £l4 10s. per tam -Stock - about 30Q tons Sales made at DRYSAZTERIES, &c.-2 casks Creamof Tartar, 117 s. ; ,5 chests Lac Dye at 121 d. per lb. ; 5 , bags blOck Shellac at 575. 6d. ; 5 tons heated Gambier at 175.; sales .4 Gum Gedda at 245. ; 3 bags St. Domingo Bees' Wax at £9 ; 30 tons Brimstone, 3rds ant 2nds at £8 7s. 6d. to £8 15s. ; 20 tons Nitrate of Soda at 14s. to 14s. 6d. ; 72,000 bags, value 14s. to 15s. per cwt. ; 100 brls Pot ashes at 265. 9d. to 275. ' • 1,500 bags Myrabolams . at 7s. 9d. to 9s. ; 90 bales of Mexican Fibre at 265. 6d. ; 50 tons Bone Ash, badly damaged, £3 per ton. OILS, &c.-Palra : Rather firmer; business done at £44 to £44 ss. Tallow steady ; P.Y.C. 565. ; North American and Taganrogs 555. ; South American 545. 6d. to 555. Olive Oil quiet, but firm at late rates. Lard dull. Lisbon Seed Oil 375. Nothing reported in Rosin. Small sales of Spirits of Turpentine at 345. 6d. Cocoa Nut Oil : Value to-day £45 10s. to £46. Pea IRON.---No business done. Market closes with sellers at 525, 9d., one month open, and buyers at 525. 3d. cash. • AUGUST 31 LIVERPOOL WOOL MARKET The Wool Market has month, but the consumptiol previous purchases are - bei] light ; and, as manufacture] of stock, we look for . an acti of Washed Peruvian Sbeeps ballots of the medium class, stock is very small. In Gri doing. Alpaca Wool remai rates. The demand is fai Fine Greasy Lima scarcely any here. Impoi Low Chili Wools melange ST. JOHN'S MARKET s. d. s. d Beef 1? /15 0 5 0 7 Mutton Veal Lamb, fore qr „ 0 6 „ 0 7 „ hind qr „ 0 0 „ 0 0 Fresh Pork . 0 5A 0 6 Lobsters remained quiet during the )n_ is actively going on, am .ng worked up. Stocks' an Ts are gradually getting ou ive trade shortli., The sale, amount to a few hundre( 1, at prices unchanged. Thu .easy Peruvian there is. more ins without improvoment ir ir, and about 5,000 ballot: Wool is much wanted, and rtatioris would. sell readily and dull of sale. Vie= —Axrax;,wr 31 AUGUST 31 Partridges perbr.o 0 Q , 0 C Snipes Larks la doz 0 0„ 0 C Fh. Butter, lb 1 2„ 1 C Salt Do Eggs 6 0 „ 6 Potatoes, 1 peck 0 8„ 1 Woodcocks, each 0. 0 „ 0 C Wild Ducks • 0 0 .. 0 C ts, r. & w. 0 Xsparagus Grapes, for. „ 2 0 „ 2 4 1)o. Eng. „ 3 0 „ 4 0 Pines, for., each 0 0 „ 0 0 Do. Eng.... „ 5 0 „ 6 0 MARKET.—AUQUST 31. remains inactive. Refined s sold at 495. 6d. to 51s. has been firm, and a fai. Low to good middling plan, Good native Ceylon fetcliec MIX - -Tl.-40 . . LONDON TALT,OW --- )14pIr.ET.AiicitsT 31 TfiWlnarkeeis steady. Prides'are quOto(f :. as follow .To iy,f,Tialow - ,.-5,N.-iibt, 6ash; ; :•Pkelibitre Y. C., on December, 56s SALDAD, - CATTLE MA! AUGUST 31 Beef, best quality, 6i . d. to 7d. per lb. ; middling, 61-,d, to 6id. ; inferior, od, t o 6d.,; sheep, best, 7d. to 7itt: ; middling; 62d. to '7a. ;- inferibr, 'W. to 6 i l-1 ; lambs, best; '7.d. to 74d. ; inferior, ,6d. to 7d. ; ..calves, 64d. to 7d. 'Beasts, . sheep and lambs, 7,775; calves, 60. GLASGOW CORN MARKET.--Atrov§T 31 Wheat f ly offering, at a reduction of 6d. per 240 lbs., lyithout attracting bnyprs. ~Flour more difficult to sell'; foreign 6d.; and town-made Is., per sack lower. Barley- withirat'•change either • in 'value or demand. Beans mid Oati receded Is. per boll, and Oatmeal 2s. I per load; , • CORK - CORN MARKET.-AutarsT 31. - White Wheat, 18s. to, 225..6d. ; Red, las. 9d. to 21s Barley, 15s; to 15s. 6d. Oats, 9s. 9d. to , , The following appeared..,in a part of our impression of yesterday THE MONEY MARKET. (Prons,the Times .'City,Artiele4 • • TifEsDAy ZYEMso.• The: English ',Fiinds to-day l have:shown mewed steadiness; ati; have reeovered from a slight depression of yesterday, • The article from the Coilsifitittionitet, rtgardiny the DuChies, had v favourable influence on the speetilative operations. In. theDiscountMarket the general rate recovered to abouti:t' s per cent. The Railway. Market has again closed widi, a good appearance. Midland and North British , inpreived per ceutt,. and sevenatother leadi ng stocks -4 . (From ths Daily Hews City Article:l; The i - litiinds remain very quiet--closing qpntationi -same. as yesterday. . The Government br o ke r p urc h ase d .£ls,oooAC3n3ols: this<absorption, which is at the rate of about £44000 stoo.ki per week,, has, for the, moment, less effec4.inasmuch as, the required supply - is‘derivetl from persons; desirpus, of exchanging i n t o th e • new - Im diati Loam: In most of the other marl eta firmness prevails. 20) per cent..,of the Intrani and 12 per cent. of the Magian; Loan werespaid'up to.day, and occasioned a nose active• demand for - money. Yew - bills were discounted.iniLont bard-streetlower than. 2 1 per cent. ; at the Bitnk, how-- ever, there•ww . no rrv.ival of bitsiness. There were no buillim operations at the link. TI Specie arrivals• to-daq amount to £300,000; About £350,000 in. Anstrahini phi is now due orr overdue: The foreigntexchanges.this afternoon were flint. EDINWRGULAZID. GLASGOW RAITIWAY' GL AS GOW . WiDNESDAY. iS officially announcedl that the directors of this cOnapany will declire,a dend on' the- ordinary stock of 3i per centl,,carrying• forward £2 1 ,600: • MANCMESTEKSHARE MARKET, AUGUST:3I.. Sheffield 4 36 Midlands, .1041_;. Dovers r. 23 Leeds, 984 Londons, BOROUGH 11011 1 MARKET, AUGALST: A•few newdrops have sold at from £4 to b£s* ss-par mit.; but the : demand' generally is heavy.. No chatigg in the ainatunt of duty. • • GLASGOW IRON MARKET.—A ItG usz 3L No. 1, - Milkers' Iron, and No. 3,52 s 3d.to 52;541;11 Warrants., 52s sd• to 52s 6d. Market drooping,. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Under ria, circumstances can we insert cosummucationa not accompanied• by the author's real nama•and.address, not necessarily-for publication, but as a guarantee of goody faith. Short, lettnra are encouraged on matters. of public- interest. They should be legibly written on one side of the paper only, and contain (in confidence) the writer's name and address. (T)4t gortlym Ziants SEPTRALBER I; .1859, servic and pvfit.. t tespect Atktia zrc tile Italian Goys adrnMiA Ij' npt at freedon 1 priest 7, d=polic which the noblest ineh,werelanghishin son ; and eve stened ts'us to s' taken Aw a Y people :reduced to P l °! n state are exactly fitted to 1* the tools 01 , revolutionists, who. have 'only to- utter the w°l4 their wishes and. interest fixwa,the poop and a few -other hilt-soundiol; freedom phraties, to bring aThnit a state of frailtle. anarcliv Thbre is little doubt bat that the Italian campaign, which; was a crusade again st true liberty and freedom, was planned at C' piegne bp - the ally of r` et do i°' the chief off the Liberal patty in Englatd, the asserter of - Italian and Hmtgarian freedom , the champion of Reform and Itr agress—LoroAtit not turn out Ihtit I MER§TON ! We hope it ma the present Premier was a on-conspirator LOUIS NAPODEWT against the-liberties of Euttse CIMERE is surely; no risk of our iiting charged making out a fitiveed or fanciful relation, whe n Irv, connect togethcirthe prevalence ff crime amolOt thLlower orders, mad, the spirit of Sectarian is° among the relip.o: usa. Neither db , we level 49:14: charges at any particular reli4ous body, as Thouglr.dt i& possible to - *mistaken , r when we speak of Sectarianism we do not refe! to !NI various sect's ) , or to any pavtitular sec t ' u. to the peculiar belief& supposed to belong to tb° who dissent frorma the Church ci this country We Erspect everyman's honest cozwictions detesttlass antipathies. We whcab r discouute° auce;that comprehensive rule, whip,havin Sac: ceedud in labelling : pima with an abstract aPP e e latioa;:measures all. his moral e fl aities by the preconceived chexacter of the clasa-to whicll.lle. is refiirred ; by a. ppocess the reverea_.of induct -lc' science- On the contrary, we will give evert credit tfor the good. intentions he: assnmeOn above all for sincerity; in his religionsprofessOr t In speaking of Seetai4kni, ra , we allude to a sill. wliithmay affectone• main or one class of melt° wells another hick vie suppose-every one: all religions, will. disacsam for 01pm-wives, condemn in prineißle.. More than thii i . As we are tre..Jimg, of an od e stract quality, amthot cif aparticular beli e f or al a of belief, so we aie•b eesting of it ally so far 11 %, intearfe'res withtlie.atrarts of the Ch urc h of , c erP We do. not, or even 4aE.e not, 011.,,,r, ourselves with the machinery of the Sects. 7 0 , do ,net claim atfamiliar knowledgy k of their g eill :f oz-peculiarities... They claim an, independen ce action, and a, freedni from external criticlslll.4 We_ forbear- meddling with the one, or intrallo rn,the othir,. We desire scarcely more th o ',,, when we 00. affirm an abstrort proposition, far to enlneiate the rationale:of, a systern , . o , say, that, dissent from the Chuff is a no.vw tation 4 Rrivate sympathies_opecaliar 0 4 ' - 0 1 developed prejudices, among, those who se e pay far. Et t special means of their gratil6°., and that - • tie refore its first p r i nc i p l e i s 10 09 op among the lle til ". h „fi tent with missionary effm guishes the see .. . o e of the Chili-eh - of England, from the See of god' poor.. It is this which disti and that voluntary defection of her ovinchilcile which has taken the forma " Protestaol pissei° te The Ecclesiastical msvement of the SiXN-alli century, was the ocleavour t o , fr ee tile fel t i organization of certain obstacles whi c h nter with its work as a propagator ett religion e 30 organization still 'remains, h o ldi ng the 51,tie sed with the same office, and imprc re English Church mus t s till f ee l h erse lf c-I , ' with a mission, not to this man or that, b ljt hire England. But the defection of her own chic" 4(1 9- as a manif es t a ti on o f indo• - prejudices and cer t a i n acquired tastes, 'tic from horse" sought a means of realising themselves professors by publi Icknowledgmer sing or falling in love with .y- of their, own, and establishilit'l ti means of keeping up the knowledg not pretend to missionary or •• vv 11jt Their religion to o k th e f orm o f a f ore i g n u - 4 . for a special fa nc y. Wh oever i m bib e d a tas'e , o ur and wished t o orkjoy its benefits and its °°"-s not" tions, in common with his sympathisers, Course himself iiii,ti4te the process of allini9s ' and contribute to its maintenance. H is tion from the Church did not diminish th e -c ol of the Church's mission. Nor did he tak e ,ll)' with him a share of th a t office which or i g' il oa belonged to her. He followed his own h ent re ' fel' may fairly claim to b e unmo l es t e d in his r the ence. Neither can any complain, if to c hea Church, which still retains her revenues unte' l a t he and her machinery unda mage d, is .ascri bc . n of duty of propagating aggressively the re ligl a go Christ among the destitute. This is th e 1 ; ofi that we pass by the p ro vi s i ons of Diss e l or c' address ourselves exc l us i ve l y t o the C Where we deny missionary responsih ilit ! ' cannot be blamed for not i m p u ting 111 t 1 1 ° , th e spirit. It is the Ch urc h we charge work, and hold responsible for its failur e ' d the Now there are only t wo explanations the evident inadequacy of religious effort an wi't ! c , eg masses of our peopl e . Eith er th er e is aac °. ftthat of zeal and earnestness about religion, orl , zeal is wasted an d misapplied. We tak e °ll ligious men uon their own showing, all-,1 a p too as the reject e ueo c pln t eolr t ny h g the yt formerhoef pos s ibl e our demoralizationh taa y l p ea o ie th at e toi s wv is en .. es 0 r uroeup e_cot ro w e look rife tional and social life, and we adopt the ° t ti t rep sup diOti° the hnputation of so. dense and wide 4 of c. to aPON% as. the alarming: " It was lieit ihas put down ev