Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-13 00:00:00

' MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. FURTHER INCREASE IN THE MINIMUM RATE OF DISCOUNT. LIVERPOOL, Monday Evening . There was a fair demand for Cotton to-dav, at full prices. The sales were estimated at 8,000 bates, including 2.500 on speculation and for exuort. The Liverpool Share Market has to-day suff,,red under the influence of a panic, for which it is im possible fully to account. However disturbed the Money Markets of, the United States may yet con tinue to be for some time, it is difficult to believe that the value of Stocks in this country ought to be for any length of time affected thereby to the extent they have been tc-day. At the close - the tone was a shade firmer. The following were the da3's transactions:—Caledonian, 411; Eastern Counties, 11; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 921, 921, 927, 921, 924;f London and North Western, 95, 941, 91/ ;Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 38, 381, 38i ; Midlands, 804, 80, 791, 79! 791; Dovers, 1.8 15-16 ; Dutch Rhenish, 41- 4 ; ?,- 1; Grind Trunk of Canada, 10 3-16, 101 10 1-16. 101, 10; Great Western of Canada, 194, 194; North Union, A 219. The following were the cloing pi ices :—Blackburn, 74,77,; Chester and Birkenhe id 64, 65; Caledonian, 411 x ,- 1 411 ; Chester and Holyhead, 16k, let; Eastern' Countiee; 16k. 101; East Lancashire, 90, 901; ,do. 9/. ehares, 9-16 p; Great Northern, 234. 24; do. A shares, 11, 111; Great Western, 52, 521 ; Lanca aire and Yorkshire Stock, 921, 921; do. 9/ shßres, fit . ; Liverpool Crosby, and Snutbpert, 182-, 181; London and North Western, 94i 941; Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 38,1. 3EI, ; _ _ _ _ _ _ _ A considerable degree of excitement was created yesterday morning by the Bank of England direc tors having raised the rate to 7 per cent. This measure was not wholly unexpected, but so serious a movement naturally occasioned general uneasi ness. Unable any longer to withstand the severe pressure upon their reserves of notes and gold, the authorities - deemed it prudent to act with promptitule, and not to wait until the usual Thursglay meeting. Ampla evidence is thus affLa•ded of the perplexed situation of the financial affairs ; and fears are freely expressed that further restrictive measures will yet be resorted to. The alteration applies to all descriptions of paper, and, as there is no dis'inc tion as is 1856 and '1855, it is decidedly a more stringent regulation than any adopted since 1847 The effects of this change w.lll be most disastrous, especially if, as there is every reason to apprehend, the stringency will not be of a temporary character Irrespective of the adverse influence of the Indian and American disturbances, the tendency of the demand for our own purposes and the increasing stringency of the Continent indicated additional pressure, but the effects of the New York panic and the Indian Loan have greatly aggravated the finan cial disorder now witnessed. The injury that will be inflicted upon all branches of business is almost incalculable and numerous weak firms must necessarily succomb, since they will have to pay a most usurious rate of interest for the accommodation necessary to transact their business. The trade of the country is conducted to such an immense extent upon credit that the alteration de cided upon this mottling must jeopardise such firms as have not the enjoyment cf a first-rate reputation. The majority of our commercial house:, may be of what is termed a second or third rate character, and though highly respectabte, must suffer serious inconvenience by the enactment of such a stringent regulation. The allowance for deposits "on call" has been increased to 6 per cent., which must cause a •general depression of all classes of speculative securities yielding an inferior rate of interest. Midland Stock, 791, 791; North British, 11 xd 11; ; North Staffordshire, di, 4 d ; North Eastern —Berwick, 221 22 1 1 ; York and North Midland, 374-, 3e*; Leeds Capital Stock, 231 24; Scuth Eastern and Dover, lEik 18 15-16 ; Scottish North Eastern, 11, 12; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 51 d;• do. new Shares, 51, d ; Dutch Rhemsh, 41, 4 d ; Great Western of Canada, 19 14; do. new shares 11,, lR d ; Great Luxembourg, C. tSy ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 9i, 10. The Bank of England has again raised the rate of discount. At a meeting this forenoon they came to thn determination of increasing the rate by one per cent. making the minimum now 7 per .. _ cent per annum. The rate of discount has been raised at Hamburg to 8 per cent. and at Bremen has reached 10 per cent., so _ that Apprehensions are still general that a further advance in the rate of discount will be decided upon by the Bank Directors next week. Same parties are even of opinion that the measure will not be delayed until the usual weekly court on Thursday. It is certain that during the whole of 1 tett week the demand for money at the Bank has been extremely great, and on Saturday the applications there were excessively heavy. The public are hastening to provide them selves with funds from a fear that next week higher terms will be exacted. It i 3 scarcely necessary to point out that, by thus excessively swelling the general demand for accommodation, they may pre cipitate the very event which they fear That the reduced means now at the command of the Bank, as shown in the return just published, are not adequate to meet a prolonged demand of this press ing character is clear. Moreover, the foreign drain of gold feom the Bank appears to have set in again On Saturday, 60,00 C/ in bar gold was withdrawn from the institution. Its destination, we believe, is the Continent, whence about 130,0001 in silver is known to have reached the Thames during the present week, inclusive of 62,0001. brought by the steamer Albion, from Boulogne. This is irrespec tive of the quantities of silver which reach London via the - Kentish ports and the railway. It is of course expected that the next telegraphic news from Australia, via Egypt, will mention , the despatch of a large sum to this side, but of the shipments reported in the last ad vices nearly the whole has come to hand, the only important ex ception being £264.000 on board the Red Jacket, which has now been 84 days at sea. It i 3 certain that if the drain of gold from the Bank continue next week, the directors will not hesilate to raise the rate of discount. the money market * all over the world is at present in a very stringent condition In America the lowest rate is 25 per cent , and in many cases it exceeds 60 per cent per annum. This movement on the part o f the Bank Direetors, has, of course, had a prejudicial effect upon the Market for the Public Funds and Securities to-day—in fact, a considerable degree of excitement has been -caused, as many persons had hoped that the ad vance would be limiteci to I per cent instead of l per cent. The fall in the Funds has been fully 1.1 to 2 per cent, and a snec'es of panic has set in on the Stock Exchange • except in regard to Railway Shares, which, though lower, retained much comparative steadi ness. The advance in the rate has induced many persons to employ their surplus means in the discount market,• where 61 to 61 per cent. are offered for the use of capital, in preference to effecting investments in Consols,' or other securi ties which yield a low rate of interest. As selling day approaches, the speculators contract their engagements, and during the next few days the necessary arrangements will occupy chief attention. There is a disposition still to, go for a further decline, notwithstanding the recent reduction in values, and a large number of accounts will, no doubt, be " carried over." Consols for Money Closed to-day at 879 to 871, and for the Account at the same figure; Ex^•hequer Bills, 15 to 12 dis., and the New Three per Cents., 86a to 861. In the London Railway Share Market there was not much buiiness done, but prices do not show such a decline as might have been expected. The following were the closing prices : —Ambergate, Nottingham, and East Junctior,,4i 5 ; Caledonian, 82k, 83 ; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 64, 65 ; Eastern Counties, let, lei ; East Lancashire, 89, 90 ; Great Northern, 031 ; Do. A, 83, 85; Great Western, 621 521; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 91i, 921; London and North Western, 94k, 94k; London and South Western, 87i, 88; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 381 ; Midland Stock, 791; North British, 46, 47; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 89, 90 ; York and North Midand 751 76f; Grand Trunk, 91-, 10 ; Great Western of Canada, 191; Ditto New, 14, 1 1-14 The Produce Markets remain quiet, and' holders of Sugar having reduced prices ; rather more busi ness is doing in that article. There is very little change to notice in the Bread stuff trade. A moderate business is doing in all kinds of Wheat, and at this day's London market Coastwise. Engliqh Scotch Irish Foreign E. C. Rail .. Gt. N. Rail.. Exported . NEw ZEALAND BISHOPRIC.—The Rev. Edmund Hob house, B D., Fellow of Merton College, Oxford, hes been nominated to the new bishopric of Nelson, New Zealand, and will be cons crated by the Archbishop of Canterbury, so soon as the necessary le al formalities can he comp'eted. The bishop designate gradua'ed at Merton College, Oxford, in 1838, and was, in 1843, presented by his college to the vicarage of St. Peter-in-the-East, Oxford, which he has retained up to the present time. DR. COSHING, THS FORLORN HOPS.—Were the proper authorities to appoint a second day of humiliation for the country to humble itself before heaven for all the c nt and extravagance uttered upon the first, we should not say that it was ill done. We did not want the pulpits to tell the country or the government that the first duty of the crisis is to suppress the rebellion, and visit with meet retribution its unheard-of c:imts and enormities. The sermon of Dr. Cumming, the eloquent minister of the Scotch Church in Covent-garden, is noticeable as being entirely free from maudlin sentiment and mistimed pleas' for mercy. He spoke the truth, and spoke it boldly, on this important point; upon the who'.e, we consider Dr. Cumming's sermo❑ the best of all we have seen reported.—Examiner. ST. PIERRE.—The following letter of Bernardin de St Pierre, addressed to a General of the Empire. has just been printed in Paris :—" My dear friend, can you lead me five.and-twenty Louis? lam in great want of them. I asked the First Consul yesterday, but he turned on hie heel with• ut answeting. I wes half inclined to apply to Madame Bonaparte, but my courage failed me, and I now depend on sour friendship." Tie Let is, that the gentle author of " Paul and Virginia," was the type of Jeremy Diddler, and was more active in borrowing any odd sums be c. u'd get, than in writirg. He was the vainest of men, too, this benivolent impostor. " I can't think," said he to Bonaparte, " why the savans have taken no notice of my " Theory of the Tiles.' "Do you know anything o 7 the Differential Calculus'!" asked the Coos"). " Nothing." " Well, then, go and study it, and you will be able to answer yourself."—.Atheneum • Norfolk Flour is rates were firmly maintained. quoted at 40s per sack. The Liverpool Wool Sales closed on Saturday. The trade recently have acted with much caution, and we must notice a downward tendency in the values of ativ!l kinds as happen to be in liberal supply. Mr. John Bowes in his circular issued this morning says : Public sales of 25,569 bales Wool commenced here 30th ulto. and concluded 10th inst. They opened with 1003 bales Port Philip, which attracted a large number of buyers, and realised prices Equal to the closing rates of the London August sales, With other Wools the case was different ; Buenos Ayres, Italian, and unwashed Spanibh and Lisbon were completely neglected, and therefore with drawn. The principal feature of the sales was the increased quantity of East India, of which there were 15,687 bales, and the competition fluctuated more than usual, and an occasional feeling of depression was notice able. The present range of iricers, compared with our July sales, shows a decline of id. to ld. per lb on middling kinds, and ld. to lid. per lb. on inferior, while the best classes, particularly fine long•stapled, have suffered no depreciation. The dividends will be payable to the public on Wednesday, but owing to the magnitude of the repayments which will then be due to the Bank, no relief is anticipated from this source. On the Continent there is no sign of a diminu tion of the pressure for money. At Hamburgh the rate of discount, last reported at 71, has now reached 71 per cent. LounBROUGIIIAM'S SEPOT PROPIIRCY.—A singular anti cipation of the possible entire revolt of the Indian native army is recorded in Hansard's Commons Deba.e3, 7th February, 1828. Mr. Brougham, in his celebrated speech on Law ltefarrn, den unced arcoig other abuses in cur judiciary system the delays and costliness of Indian appeals decided in London by she former ill-constitutel C)urt o' Privy Council. He co-trr.sted the evil with the then im proved law eJurts of Ceylon, stating that one goad effect had resulted in the latter colony, as the Ceylon population, previously rebellions, in 1816 aided the mother country in putting down and crushing a military mutiny. Mr. Brougham further observed, "S , ) it will be in the Pen'u sula, if you give your subjects a sbare in administrating your laws, an an interes, and a p-ide in supporting you. Should the day ever come when disaffection may a2pnal to 70,000,000 against a few thousand strangers, who have planted themselves upon the ruins of tbeira/cient dynas ies you will find how much serer it is to have won their hearts, and universally cemented their attachment by a common interest in your system, than to rely urn 150,000 Sepoy'3 swords, of eacelle it temper but in doubtful hands." From most of the Continental Stock Markets lower prices are reported. At Amsterdam, how ever, Dutch Stocks have, so far, shown much steadiness. Messrs. Baring, Brothers and Co. give notice that the scrip issued in Landon bx the Grand Russian Railroad Company can be exchanged for definitive shares ti bearer from the 13th instant. Attached to this notification is a reminder to the shareholders that they may pay their shares up in full, if they feel disposed to do so. Amongst the " partnerships dissolved," men tioned in the G ,, zette of Friday evening, is that of Messrs. S. E. Baltazzi and L. D. Baltazzi, "of London and elsewhere ; " also that of Messrs. Morley, the warehousemen, in so far as regards Mr. J. H. Morley. The half-yearly guaranteed interest is advertised on the shares and bonds of the Royal Danish Railway Company. THE INDIAN MINER AND THE PElEST.—Remarkable anecdotes are related to illustrate the pertinacity of tha Indians of Peru in cencealirg their knowledge of the localities of valuable silver veins from the whites and others. Scme of ;hose are ludicrous enough, and others trigical Of the former, is one relating to a certain priest, who had been kind to the Indians, but prodigal in gambling away his money. An ildian whom he had befriended, when calling up .n the priest, found him sorrowful and almost in despair. Learning ihat his sorrow arose from heavy losses in gambling, the Indian, after some deliberation, addressed the priest, and assured him he would now befriend him in turn, by taking him to a valuable deposit of si've: ore, of which he might bring away as much as he could dig and carry in an hour. But to pr. vent discovery by others, the priest was to be taken blindfold,and by night, to the mine At the appointed hour of night, four or five Indians arrived, and, having carefully bandaged tke eyes of the pr,,st, they led and occasionally carried him on a long journey. At length he was unbandaged, and found himself in a cave, not deep, but foimed upon a very fine vein of silver. He was soon at work with such tools, and such light, as the Indians furnished to him ; ard, having loaded his bag, he was again blindfolded and led out end away, an Indian relieving him of his burden. P. had occurred to the wily priest that he migbt retrace the course, if ho could drop some small articles at intervals as h returned ; and he had provided himself with an ample rLsary, the beads of which he continued to drop every now ard then for the whole way home. This ha did so secretly, as he thought, that no write was taken of the device. Having r, ached home, he was profuse in his grateful expresAoss to the Indian, who deposited ,he bag :n his chamber and retired. The mon ing had not, however, passed away, ere one of the Indians knocked at his door, and entering said, " Rever end Faller, I have now collected, and do restore you, all the beads of your rosary, which you tinfoctunataly dropped last night."—. Lando* Quarterly Review, for 04t0er. ANOTHER ACCIDENT ON 71113 SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. —An unkrfunate accident happened on the extet sive lin , of the London and South Western Railway at Ascor, on Saturday night, Whilst the train was hang coupl,d, the guard in charge of tha train fell upon tl'e metals between the carriages, and the wheels of the latter pais , ng ov. r one of his arms, n'arly severed it lom hiy body. He was taken to the Reading Infiinnry, where every thing was done that humanity or surgical skill couli devise, but he remains in a very precarious con dition. IMPERIAL Donktrros —Some journals have sp )ken or a donation of 20,000 F. made by the Emperor from his privy purse to an officer at Luneville. The following are details on the subject :—Captain Dulac commanded th? morons& which was executed at that place before tho Emperor. The captain was afterwards Sent for by his Majes . y, anl iritead of a compliment, which was all he exrected, was reminded by the Empe-or that his father, the late Colonel Dulac, had contributed by his courage t.; the release of the Emperor Napoleon I. when in danger of being taken prisoner during the retreat from Russia Colonel Dulae died without fortune, leaving several children, Atli it is as a marriage portion of the young Finer of the captain that the Emperor has presented him with this sum. THE NORTHERN TIMES.--LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1857 NORTh. 4S ► 152 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. -OCT. 12. The cotton market continues without change to day; transactions are to a fair extent, and prices are steady. The sales—including 100 Bahias 911 to 90, 150 Egyptian 1111 to 140, 700 Surats 6i to 711—are reported 8,000 bales, of which 2,500 are on speculation and Lr export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET,-OcT. Sucre : The ho:ders continue to supply the market very freely, and with the exception of grainy descriptions, prices are again in favour of the buyers ; including Saturday's business, the transactions comprise 50 hhds Jamaica at 513, 250 hhds indirect Caba, to arrive, at 443 to 443 6i, 1,100 bags Native Madras at 41s, 720 bags Dates at 48s, 1,060 bags low Bengal at 33s 6d, with 3,000 bars grainy at 54s to L 93 pc r cwt. Mona; ,. sEs : 270 puncheons indirect Cuba Muscovado have found purchasers, hut the price has not transpired. Run AND CorFun : We have noth!ng to notice. /LEE The market continues inactive, and no dispo sition was evinced /o purchase the 5,000 bags Necransic offered by auction; the sales by private are confined to 2.665 bags Bengal at Ils to 14s per cwt, SALTPETRE : 100 bags are reported, with all faults, at 304. SAGO FLOUR : 210 bags are reported at 175 61. PEARL SAG 460 bags arg reported at 244 91 to 265 6d for small, and 22s 9d to 235 31 per cwt for large grain. A.GRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.— Om 12. Per stone, 201135. Per SOILS. s. d. I. 1 s. d. P. r' 'Maim... Seedlings 4 0 to 4 4 FraY,old ...... 0 7 to 0 9 Ditto, Kemps .... 4 6 'o 5 0 Ditto, sew.. , 0 61 to 0 8 Ditto, Whiterocks. 3 9 to 4 0 Ditto , clover o 6 ,0 0 72 Ditto, Bfshawt .. 3 6 t ,, 3 le Green Clover o 11 to 0 0 lino, R. Farna.rt 0 0 to 0 0 Grass 0 0 to 0 0 Ditt o, ca ttl e I Straw, wheat .. 0 3i to 0 4, Per ton. Otto, oat ........ 0 31 to 0 4 Curnlps 25 0 it 2t3 6 Ditto, barley .... 0 3 to 0 0 Carrots Oats, in straw ... . 0 oto 0 0 Mangle %cartel Manure 4 6 to 6 6 LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.—OcT. 12. The supply at to-day's market consisted of %761 beasts and 9 157 sheep. There was but a limned demand, and holders demanding higher rates, caused a large lot of stock to remain ulsold We ql)te—Beef, 41 to 621 ; and mutton, 6d to 70 per lb. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—Ocr• 12 The following public sales are advertised for to-mor— row:—Sugar: 650 hills of West India, 12,500 bags Manritiu., 9,500 bags Bengal, and 500 bags Madras. Tea: 24,000 chests. Rice : 28,000 bags. Saltpetre: 700 bags. _ _ Markets generally have been dull and inactive since Friday, but there has been some business done in Planta tion Ceylon at the late decline. SALTPETRE —Refrac'ion 83 sold at 54s 6d. TEA.—Large public sales are advertised for to-morrow. PIMENTO sold at 414. • _ OILS.—S'al, pale, £43 to £43 lOs : yellocc, £4l to £42 ; brown, £4O to £4l; sperm body, £92 to £92 103; head. matter, £98.: cod, £42 ; South Sea, pale, £45; olive G £6l to £6l 10s ; Spanish and Sicily, £59; cocoa nut; 493 to 50s ; palm, fine, 463 61 to 47s 61; linseed, 38s 6d to 38s 9d ; rape, pale, 51s 61 to 523; brown, 48s 6d. LONDON TALLOW MARKET—Ocr. 12 The market is quiet: Annexed are the quotations:— Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 581; October and December, 578 9 1 ; January and March, 58s 6d. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1856. I 1857. 14,692 21,391 3 636 2 820 4 ,718 33,023 10,365 5,953 42,430 41,290 52s 64 58s Od 553 Od , 59s 61 Arrival for the sveck ending 20th October last year, 4,474 (asks, and delivery, 4,616 casks. The arrival last week comprised 5 609 casks from Russia ; from Australia; sa.d 244 from South America. Total, 5,93 is ks. • Delivery last week Do. from ISt June.... 45.517 Stock cn hand this day.... Casks.. Arrival last week Po. from Ist June, ici Y.C. er cwt. this day DJ. Town hat Friday Wheat. qrs. 3114 215 24,321 LORD GODERICH ON TICE COTTON SUPPLY. At Leeds, on Saturday, the Rev. Dr. Livingston delivered an address on Africa, after which Lord Gode rich delivered a speech, in the course of which he said : When we consider the vast industry in the neighbouring county (Lancashire) :which is altogether dependent on the regular ani extensive supply of cotton, can we doubt that Dr. Liviugston's discoveries are of the greatest political interest to the country ? We ought to have the means of drawing our supplies of cotton from various sources ; we should be as nearly independent of local circumstances as possible, for these circumstances mlght at any day affect both the extent and the source of the supply. (Hear, hear.) Ido not contemplate the produc t've powers of this valley of the Zambesilin a selfish point of view alone. Doubtlers they are commercially attractive to us, and politically advan'ag?ous also; but if we wish to bring the enterprise to a successful issue, we should enter upon it in the glorious spirit of which the doctor has afforded us such an illustrious examp'e• (Applause.) It is important to open out new markets—to encourage the cotton trade -in the Valley of the Z imbesi—but is a higher and n abler mission for England to carry - Christianity and civilisation, as the companions of c ommerce, into that country upon which we have inflicted so many wrongs. I shalt have the greatest possible pleasure in co-operating with the West Riding Chamber of Commerce in bringing their views before her Majesty's Government, and assisting, in so far as I am able, to persuade the Portuguese Government to open up the navigation of the Z imbesi. A resolution has been put into my hands to move which calls upon this meeting to agree in expressing to her Majesty's Govern. ment the importance of taking another step. This step is to call upon her Majesty's Government to send a steamer, proper ly manned, up the river Zambesi. (Hear.) We do not want any more dominion—we have sufficient as it is; but we have a single object in view—an object equally valuable to our country and the world—and the object is, to extend the large benefits of civilisation and commerce to that fertile district. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. By British and Irish Magnetic Teleg7 aph. TATTERSALL'S. —YESTERDAY. LATHE T BETTINTG. . C2EDRWITCII. G to 1 apt M Dobler (taken) 8 .. 1 El Hakim (t ken) 14 .. 1 .. Warlock (taken) 15 ... 1 .. Rosati (taken) 16 .. 1 .. Tasmania (t aken) 18 .. 1 .. Lima (takrn) 20 ... 1 .. Plush colt (taken) 25 .. 1 Martinet 40 .. 1 .. Fisherman (taken) 50 .. 1 .. B afleur (takrn) 100 ... 1 ... Saunterer (offereis, PAID FORFEIT.--Aleppo, Aster, Mongrel, Sacchari SSD, Arti!lery, Pres:bury, Majpm, Morgan Ratt'er, and Prior. NEWMARKET RACES.—YESTERDAY. £5O PLATE. Saunte-er Five ran. SWEIPSTAKS'S OF 20 sov. Theodora . 1 I Flyaway Faur ran. £5O PLATE. T.Y.C. "unbeam' ..1 I Orchehill ..2 I Pinsticker ....3 Twenty ran. aIVERPiTAKEi OF 20 BOVS. Admiralty . 1 1 Pl4gue It)yal 2 Nice rin. SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOW. Queen of the East walked over, PAU) FOEFk.lT.—Gaaracha and Dardanello. A despatch of the 9th says that the Qieen of Spain is t eriously indisposed. The English and French commissioners arrived in Con stantinople on 27th September. • The commission for settling the Turco-Russian Loutiers in Asia has concluded its labours. • The Saxon Chambers have been adjourned in conse quence of the death of the Kb g's eldest daughter. The squadron of Lord Lyons came to an anchor in the harbour of Navarant on the 26th September, upon its arrival from Malta. _ The Rev. R. Hobhouse, Fellow of Merton College Oxford, has been nominated to the new bishopric of Nelson. New Zealand. _ At Warleigh, in Wiltshire, a man and his wife have been murdered, and the murderer who was prompted by jealousy afterwards ineffectually attempted suicide. On the continent there is no sign of a diminution in the pressure foe money. At Hamburg, the rate of discount last reported at 72 has now reached 7/ per cant. STATE limenmeenox.—The Lord Mayor of London went in state to the evening service at St. Paul's, on the day or humiliation. When men humble themselves is scarlet robes, instral of sackcloth and ashes, we may presume that they modify themselves subsequently wi - h turtle and venison. Feasting is as like fasting as a civic precession to a pious pilgrimage. These things may not be hypocri sies, but they have exceedingly the air of it. The eevil did grin, For his darling sin Is the pride which apes humility, But, in truth, the virtue can hardly be said to have been aped on this occasion. The homage of a well ac:e.l hypo crisy was not paid to it.—Examiner. THE REF IBM BILL IMPENDING.—Suppcs 7 ng that the " New Reform Bill" is to be !aid aside in 18;58, what is Parliament to do in the next session ? The House of Commons, while the military campaign is going on cannot turn itself into a debating club for the discussion ofschemes for an amended government in India. Neither eon members occupy themselves with erqieiqing the strategic move ments of the generals in the field. Will voting supplies for the war fulfil the duties of the House of Commons? Nei her the Home Secretary, nor the Foreign Seen etary, nor the Colonial Secretary, nor the Lord Ch nor the President of the Council, nor the President of the BOard of Trade, nor the Postruaster General, nor the Chan cellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, are directly cone 'med in the alministration of the war. The Premier holds no par ticular office to absorb his attention, The Commander-ie- Chief of the army and the authorities at the Horse Guards have nothing whatever to do with a "New Reform Bill ;" and can ie be contended that the fact of Lord Panmure being entir,ly, and Sir Cl , arles Wood being partly, engaged in duties relating to the camp 'ign, are enough to prevent the Cabinet from realising its promise of a New Reform Bill far 1858 ? Tan CALCUTTA DESPOTISI2.—It seems to be Lord Cunning's doom to be a week, or a month, or three months behind-hand. What did he know of India that he would dare to write home after mutinies hal taker' place, and assure the cabinet that all causes for alarm had subsided ? The fist blow was struck in January; had he acted with sense or energy he might have had twenty thousand re inforcesnents with him before July. Bit he expressed his confidence in himself and his S pots; and the imperial government slept, while, during the months of February, March, Aril, May, and June the rebellion gathered force, and Parliament listened to satisfactory explanations from Mr. Vernon Smith. Teen we learned that the spectre of a Mogul had appeared at Delhi, and that Loid Can corfileece meant anarchy and massacre. Here arose a double responsibility—that of the local and that of the supreme authorities. How did Lord Canning act ? Every one knew. by this time. He took few or no pre cautions. At the very localities pirated out to him as cen tres of anxiety, he allowed conspiracy to ripen into actual revolt, and no on • has yet ventures to calculate at what n sacrifice of human life—to say nothing of power ender'. gered, or property destroyed —the Governor-General nursed himself in blindness and apathy. If the actual cost be in calculab'e. what of the interests he hazarded ?—Leader. OBTAINING MIN .Y ITNDICE. FALSE FREI - REM —At the Guildhall, on Saturday, Witham Charles Vaudin, an elderly men with a dark complexion and Jewish cast of counte nance, was charged with obtaining money under false pre tences. Dr. Robert Martin, one of the physicians of St. Bartholornevv'e Hospital, said the prisoner called upou him that morning and repeated an application that he h: d previously made, to the fallowiag effect :—He re presented that he was an old pupil of the hospital, that his name was Vaudin, and he had been practising as a surgeon in Jersey, where he had met with losses that had reduced him to great distress, and rendered him anxious to proceel with his family to Canada. He said he was known to several of witeess's colleagues in the hospital. Witness asked him to leave his ad.lrese whin he first came, and he then made inquiries, and found out that he was not Mr. Vaudin, of Jersey, and that that gentleman had been prosperous at Jersey, and was still residing there. Dr. Clement Hugh, a physician at the same hospital, said he knew 31-. Vaudin, of Jersey, perfectly wall, and the prisoner was not that gentleman. The prisoner had some time back applied to him for relie, for the purpose cf emigrating to Canada, and he had given bias lOa to get rid of him. Mr. Cl arks Godfrey oaid he resided at Jersey, and was well acquain ted with Mr. • Vaudin, vele was now living at Jersey. The prisoner said his name was Vaudin, and he Lad come from Jersey. Alderman Copeland said it was quite clear that the p isoner was not the person be bad re presented himself to be, and he had practised an inposi den upon these gentlemen. He abould, therefore, give him the severest punishment in his power, and should sentence him to three menthe' imprisonment, with hard !Amer. The prisoner had made a similar applicatiun to D. Williams. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER. 13. HIGH 3VATBII—MWII, 8 s—Even. 8 33 —Height, 11 ft. 9 in. ARRIVED. Oct. 12. American Union • New Yoric Tamaulipas (s.s.) . Bordeaux Candace (Lc) Africa, &c Samuel Dyer.. New Orleans, Davicisons Barbadoes, Sic Dodo (s.s.) Rotterdam Agamemnon 'em Qtr bee Jesusa Bilbw,Thos. Connolly Tralee SAILED. Oct 11. Oct. 12. Antarctic Newl7,,ril Burruah New Orleans Confucius Shanghae aredian Boston IF. E. Aithause ....Point de Galle 'Coromandel Calcutta 'Simonds New Orleans 'Montezuma St. John, N.B CLEARED lIT\VARD3. F. flendrika....Konigsberg Town ;park of the Wean ..New Orleans M'mpire Na w Yurk Le Valliant L.! Coq. Smyrna Peter Max veil Sydney Viscount Canning Catut a Sovereign BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—Ccr. 12, The demand for all fine hops continues active, and prices well suported. The duty is variously estimated ; many parties still think it will not exceed £200,000, although a few others offer to back a higher point. liarley. qrs. 43 5( 4 1 3 2 5 1 ;1 . . . . .. . . 11552 .... 28942 310 61631 1121 4'6 150, 1495 115 LONDON CORN MARKET.—Ocr. 12 The arrivals of foreign wl , eat and Slur last week were not large, and there was a fair show of samples upon the Essex and Rent stands this morning. Sales proceeded slowly at a reduction o" 2s to 3s Ns giarter upon white, and 13 to 2s upon red wheat. Foreign sold in retail at is to 23 less.meney, and country and barrel flour was is to 2s per sack and barrel cheaper. Fine barley supported former prices, but secondary and inferior sorts were very unsaleable. Oats maintained late rates, and peas and beans could not be purchased lower. ARRIVALS INTO LINDON FROM OCT. 5 TO OCT. 10. Flour. 'oh. I SCkS. 938 Beam eas qrs. qrs. 365 50 1 .. 6141 ....1 297 1 911 ....1 96 3 ' 251 .... 2793 cwt 6. LONDON CATTLE MARKET.—Ocr 12 , The number of beasts is not quite se large as on Monday last, there is, however, a fair supply. The mild weather causes a slow trade, but we cannot quote lower prices. The supply of sheep is again very short and prices are not lower ; indeed on the averagethere is a slight advance, however trade is not very active. Calves are selling about the same as on Friday. From Germany and Hol land there are 1,720 beasts, 3,400 sheep, and 194 calves Norfolk and Suffolk 500 beasts, and 2,500 from the Northern and Midland Counties. - Per stone of 81bs. s. d. a. d. Per stone of Bibs. s. d. Best Scots. Herefords 4 8 5 0 Best Dns & Hf-bred 0 0 Best Short-horns 4 6 4 E Best Long-w 0015.... b 2 Second quality beasts 3 4 4 0 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 Calves 4 4 5 4 Ewes and 2nd quality 4 8 Pigs Best Dna & Hf-breds 5 4 5 6 Lambs 0 0 Beasts at market, 5,212 ; sheep pigs, KO. and lambs, 2QI2D; calves, LONDON MINING MARKET.—Ocr. 12. s. d. o n 5 4 O 0 5 0 O 0 O 0 232; Business in home mining stocks to-day is stagnant, owing to the extraordinary state of the money mark..t. Alfred Consols shales have been dealt in at 13 and 13}, and Tincroft at 4. Fcr most other descriptions prices a: e nominally unaltered, with few transactions. St John del Rey shares are marked 121, and Aldraquita I and I. B i L PAST CORN IM ARKET.—OcT. 12. There was to change to notice in prices to-day. CORK CORN MARKET.—OcT. 12. At our market to-day barley realised 17s 6d, and oats 12s 10d. CORK BUTTER MARKET.—Ocr. 12. About 1,200 kegs and firkins were at market to-day, which sold at the undermentioned prices:—Firsts, 116 s; Seconds, Ills; Thirde, 106 s; Fourths, 101 s; Fifths, 89s; and Sixths 63s per cwt. GREEN''CK SUGAR MARKET.—Ocr. 12. Raw sugars were quiet today. Crushed quoted at 541 to 563, with a fair demand. All other sorts rather easier. No great icquiry for the other articles of refiners' produce. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET'.—Ocr. 12. The market was depreesed to-day, at the following quotations :—Mixed Nos., buyers 6•ls, tellers 64s 6d ; No. l, buyers 655, sellers 65s 61 ; No. 3, buyers 611 63, sellers 62. per ton. I IVERPOOL FRUIT TBADE , CIIRRANTS.—Since my report of the 10th ult., we have had two cargoes of new currants, viz., the s s. Alps on the 14th ult., and the Rhone on the 30th, bringing together about 1,000 tons of mixed quality, principally interior, and giving unmistakeable evidence of the calamitous nature of the damage done. For fine 80s to 90s is asked, and for inferior 65s o 70s,.but there is little doing in them, the trade holding back. Same were offered by auction yesterday, but no sales were made. This lethargic state contrasts strongly with the activity of last year, when large sales were made, when our clearances were without precedent since 1851, and our exports on an equally large scale. In old of fine quality there is a fair business doing at full rates, and the proba bility is that they will continue high. The imports were 1,000 tons for Sep'ember against 1,800 for the same month in 1856. The clearances 219 against 690 tons. Exports and removals coastwise 7 against 181 tons. RaniNs.—We have had five cargoes of Valencia raisins to the end of September, viz., the ss. Taurus, Ade laide, Juan, - London, and Queen of the Chase, in all about 589 tons against 13 cargoes or 1,072 tons same time last year. The) fruit per steamer was tender and inferior. but the subsequent arrivals are very good, and with improved quality we have had higher prices, from 583, at which they opened here, they receded to 50s, but are new firm at 60s to 61s, with every probability of a further advance, except for info► ior. Sultana raisins have come forward sparingly, and higher prices are asked : by aucticn yesterday they brought 85s. • Muscatels are scarce and very high, and the demand is limited The imporis:pf all kinds of Raisins are 620 tons for September, against 1,197 same period last year. Clearances 205 tons against 512 tons. Experts and removals Coastwise I ton against 40 tons. Flas.—A small shipment of new Turkey figs arrived in this mat ket per the lonia, which have been offered by auction, and a few lots of fine sold at 76s to 86s per cwt. There is very little inquiry for them. ORANGES AND LEAIONS.—No oranges in the market ; and lemons corktinua scarce, and sell at high rates. Ntrs.—Barcelonas are getting up in price in consequence of the high prices abroad for new, the demand here is not great. Black Spasibh immoderate request. TIIOMAB PARRY. Oct. 10. Saline Antwert , Joseph Horde •ux Fri...dslanrg Ceylon Adelaide Dania eoronelli Genoa l Balbec (a.s ) Havre Gloriosa .. Honolaln ENTERED FOR LOADING. Excelsior New York _ . Progres Antwerp Urania .... Pillau 11Lntmorency ..Canterbury, N.Z Prince Arthur . . Point de G4lle Julius Heinrich .. ..D.:nzic Euphrates (s.s.), Trieste, Zke Ata. , ,lau (s.s.) Genoa, &c • eringapatam Valparaiso Constalce Madras 01inia Afr.C.a, ,t C Oct. 10. Shooting Sta , .. ....Melbourne, &el ,leadon C G. Hope Persia (11..M.S ) New York OUT PORTS. Bristol, Oct. 10.—Arrired—The Con'erence, Webster, from Manila. Stromneas, Oct. S.—Arrived—TY . e Freden, from Finland for Liverpool. . Plymouth, Oct. 10.—Arrived—The Catherine Jane, from Liver pool for Dordt. Portsmouth, Oct. 11 rrived—The Clara, from Cuba for Bremen —Lisbmense, from London fir Whydah. Sailed—The Amazon, far New York. Flynn uth, Oct. 11.—Arrived—The Janban Brazel, from Newport for Cello., leaky, and with damage. Weymouth, yet. 11. —Arrived—Abrona, from London for Buenos Ayres, wi:h Iva of foremast. Off the Port -The Courier, mom Cape of Goal Hope. Torbay, Oct. 11.—Sai el—Mina, for Mexico. Newport, Oct. 10.—Sailed—Fortnne, for Bahia. Falmouth, Oct. 11.—Arrived—Vectina, from Savannah. Deal, Oct. 12. Passed —Paris and London (s.s ), from Paris for London. Pat back—Greenwich, for the West Indies. MARITIME EXTRACTS. LIVERPOOL, Oct. 12. The Ca tries, arrived here from St. Lucia, enconn'ered a heavy gale 27th and 28. h ult., in lat. 42, lon. 42, from S.E. to N., in which her mainmast head was carried away, and a man was blown from the foreyard and was Lost. The Thos. Connolly has arr:vad hem from Tralee, with.cotton a'id staves from the Lexington. Queenstown, Oct. 11.—Arrived—The Jura (s.s.), from St. John, N. 8., with the 76th Regiment. • The abpre was to have left ou the Ist (Mohan Her Majesty's ship Penelope, from the Cap sof Good Bore; and the Cleopatra (s.s.), Portsmen:h—both at Grille with the 23rd Fusileers. Calcltta, Fept. B.—The J hn Daton, Bond, sunk in the river Hooghley ; and the Rajah, Murray, had sunk in the Diamond Sand. ndmou,h, yet. 10.—The Juniata, Abitna, Prom liavannah, arrived here leaky, and part of her cargo thrown overboard, mainmast carried away, loss of sails, yards, rigging, &c., Sept. 27 and 28, in lat. 43 40 N., ton. 29 35 W., and Oct. 6 and 7, in lat. 48 N., ion. 6 14 W. FOREIGN FORM Ann Gray, Batter, hence at Cape de Ver.!a. Da tube (s.s.), Birch, hence at Triv,te. S ho, James; and Karnak (s s ) —both hence at Genoa, Oct. 5. Storm Nymph, h lice at Genoa, Oct. 7. Pfeil, hence at Pillan, Oct. 5. Llama, hence at Texel, Oc'. 8. Excelsior, and E..rl urey—both hence at Helvoet, Oct. 8. . BIRTHS On tho 10th inst., Mrs. A. P. Broadbent, Upper Stir hope-street, of a dtughter. On the 11th inst., at Bootle, Mrs. W. H. Anderson, of a son. On the 12th inst. at Mason-street, Edge-hill, the wife of . William Walker, Esq , of a ion. MARRIAGES. "an the 6th inst., at Magtml, by the Rev. G. Holden, J. W. Moorhonse, Es ~ surgeon, of Ellesmere, to Louisa Ann, second daughter of W. Harrison, Esq., of Vvrezham. On the Bth inst., at Whrik rk Church, by the Rev. A. Vartinean, M.A., vicar, Adam Jessup, Esq., of Castle erd, to Eleanor, relict of Wiliam Pycock, Esq , of Halton DEATHS On the 7th ins}., at Broomfield Vila, Ealing, Clara Marianne, the beloved wife of Mr. Jas. Parker, aged 33. On the 7th inst., at Margee, Ann Erzabeth, the beloved wife of Charles Kemp Dyer, Fag , of St. 4k 1 ble's, aged 35. Gn the 9th iist at CI .tightou-terrace, Birk,nhead, of eonsump • tin, Miss Fanny im.th, aged 18, much regretted b her nu.m2roas friends. gar Births, Marriages, and Deaths, ars only inserted when sent to our Office duty authenticated. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. CAPTAIN BOURNS, Vice-President of North Dispensary. Mr. CHARLES BOOTH, Vice-President of Sonth Dispensary. Mr. FRANCIS MILL, Treasurer. I Me. J. W. WuteAms, Secretary. OFFICE —2l, SOUTH CAS fLE-iTaE Number of Patients during the past week. New Cases Received Advice and Medi- } sine at the Institution New Cases Visited at their own houses } and supplied with Medicine SOUTH. i TOTAL. NOTICE. • ELECTIO-PLATS GOODS.—There are few branches of art that more perfection has been attained in than in this portion of our manufac ture, and the most beautiful specimens of spoons, forks, goblets, and other table articles of the sort, may be seen at Mr. E. T. Hall's, of 23. South John-street, ,‘ ho, to his other branches of business, has added a department for the sale of these articles, having been appointed agent to one of the first manufacturers in Birmingham. The designs in these articles are beautiful, the quality very superior (nearly as good as silver), and the price, considering all these, moderate to a degree. An inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.—Northern Times. Tel Spoons lbs. per Dozen. Dessert Do. .... Table Do. . . 245. Dessert Forks ...... Table Do. ........... 245. .• Sent carriagd ree to .ny part of the country. ®n a ale. ACETATE OF LIMES, IR oN, AND RED LIQUOR, VEGETABLE NAPTHA, PRINTERS' ACETIC ACID, WOOD CHARCOAL. Apply to JOHN EVERETH, App'ey Bridge Work,, near Wigan PATENT ASPEIALTE ROOFING FELT. A cheap, durable, and perfectly Waterproof Roofing, . . . - - ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT. - W. '. 2 :. POWELL. Office and Warehouse-8. CABLB-sraemr. R CAMERON, t) • WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAKER, 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MARINE CHRONOIIETER4 ON SiLE, 014 HIRE. SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROMETERS, CHARTS, &o. KEITH'S PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT ROOMS, 34, CASTLE-SraiiET N 0 W RE-OPENED. W. K. takes the present opportunity of thanking his friends and the public for the liberal patronage with which he has been favoured, and at the same time to inform them that to accommodate his ra pidly increasing business he has built an entirely new operating loom, which is admittad to be the finest in Liverpool. With the increased facilities now at his disposal, W. K. expects that his Pictures will no.; only sustain the high character they have already attained, bat even surpass his former productions. 34, CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, Opposite the Bank of England. P I TRE PALE CANARY, TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEN. WINES A N 1) 'E II S 0 0 5,-CASTLE-STREET-5, P O_R T.—Highest class Vintage Wine, five years 146 s per Dozen. in bond, and fit for immediate use.... / In Pints.. ..... 245 „ SHERRY.— First Class, Pale and G01d........ CLARET. —St. Ju ion, four years in b0tt1e.......... 42s CANARY, Twenty-Six Shillings per Dozen. MERCHANrS' NEW DINING ROOMS, ANDERSON S. WIRE RIGGING. MHE UNDERNOTED VESSELS are at I present BEING FITTED with WIRE RIGGING of GARNOCK, BIBBY, and CO.'S Manufacture— Three SfEAHERS and Three bAIL MG VESSELS—Building by John Laird, Esq. , . JAMES KENNEDY (new Steamer) .. Messrs. T. Vernon and Sons, builders. Ship PARSEE MERCHANT Ship 80G0TA........ Messrs. Blythe and Troughtun, cwners. Ship LADY HEAD Messrs. Stuart and Douglas, owners. New ship LLAMA Mesas'. Batty and Searight. owners. NEW SHIP.... • NEW SHIP.. •.. . NEW BARQUE.. ....... .... Building at Bristol. NEW SCHOONER Also, a number of VE'ISELS being FITTED with WIRE STAYS. The, advantage of WIRE hOPE tor SHIPS' RIGGING is now so generally known needs few comments. It is much lighter—consider ably cheaper —more durable—and less than half the hulk of Rem!) Rigging. The latter a great advantage in ships beating to wind ward. CARD of Comparative SlZES—and PRICE LIST—on application GARNOCK,. BIBBY, AND CO., MANUFACTURERS OF IMPROVED PATEN 1' CORDAGE AND WIRE ROP , BAIL/LASERS SUIP• CHANDLERS, 36 AND 38, CHAPEL-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MANUFACTORT—WATERTREE - ROAD. A full Assortment of WIRE ROPE, and PEMP, MANILLA, and OIR ROPE and lIAWSERS always in Stock for Export cud Ships' uses , Commercial salti%.____,,,-- THIS DAY. ,-----' p a Tara rt i particulars Brokers' , t aplryhet 13th, Office, instant , Royal at ß a T n we k __,.. i t the 100 Bags Arracan RICE, WI faults. For aroVr/' )1, • THORNEWILL and BROO- , la l On g account of whom it may concern. the 13r° Tats DAY, the instant, at Half-past 0. - te o'clock, at „, Office, Corn Exchange-buildings, Brunswick-el,' , About 1880 Bushels Scotch WHITE Wil ' t hey, ° ex Faxon ; lying In Shaw's C Warehouse. Lancelot's,, grelo No. I.—Apply to l/. H. 031,D1N" ' t it - - - tlx? 6n td _DAY, the 13th inst., at Half-past One o'clock , 8 ,,,,t, lying in Ledein'a War 3 e B h l ou ß s a s, g 2 s Office, Corn Exchange-bui,dings. Brunsviiok-s' ; FLOVE' ~, 49 Barrels Fine IL iddling Philadeloha . C D h u i n t ee F s L t O re U et ß: lying in Craig's Warehouse, Back Gorse —Apply to ~)o.e " -blild °' ln ci ps ° 7 H. H. GOLD at at d ie Tins DAY. the 13th instant, at One o'cl ock, B okers' Office, 9, Temple-coarf , 1 46 10 Skeleton CD ( Cartoons) doses via Do. Dn. New Turk e y 500 Boxes ex steansere ; 1000 1200 Half and Quarter Drums . Su tana , RAISINS, ec Wil; Da. Do. 30 Boxes New Jord.tn ALMONDS, ex Ebro; 5 Batts 10 Caroteels I New CURRANTS, ex Rhone. 200 Barrels Apply to HOUGHTON & ' .V B °terf. TO-MORROW. ittY To-winnow, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'cl ock ' Brokers' Office, Royal Bank-building s, 252 13:,xes CAMPHOR, 45 Tots RED WOOD. For particulars apply to THORN EWILL and urt0!.. ) 2% - To-monnow, the 14th instant, at One o'clocl;, at 13, Exchange-buildings, 20 Bales Surat COT I ON, all faults, s y 100 Do. 1)0. DITTO, sound. Apply to T. & H, LIT t'LE OALE & TO-lICRROW, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'cl.cX • $ t Goo broker's WC 3 13, Telipast•heY, 100 Boxes ' CAMPHOR, oist l r O ,O. On account of whom j° lt il m N a ex Balnapith, from Singapore ; No. 9, Albert Dock - 130 Apply to y concern at tlt To-MDEROW, the 14th instant, at Tw Ire n'o i°c '' Brokers' Office, 17, Exchange-buildingtnits, Abut 100 Tons Ctmeroons PALM OIL, alt saved from the wreck of the Agnes, and now landing Apply to Messrs. C. Horsfa 1 and Sons, Merchants; 0 ,,, ) "'" J RAYNER & g ale , To-monitor, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock, Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street. 167 Bales Mexican FIBRE, 9 06* ex Mountain Eagle.—Apply to . CO., BROWNE, HUNTER, 4 ,, Mt ge _,.. To-moattow, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clo u., Brokers' Office, 2, Dale.etreet, 30 Tons Siam SAPANWOOD, 11 Cases E. I. WAX. 800 Bags Bombay SALTPETRE, 300 Bags TURMERIC. 900 B Is SAGO FLOUR, (70 Os 24 Casks COCOA NUT uth. BrJ ~ Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER & - I'. P F e b.,. To-smaaow, the 14th instant, at a Qaarter to Eleven ° Brokers' Offive, 9, Temple-court , 5.); 200 Boxes Madeira ORANGES, e x Candace V . 175 Do. Oporto ONION . ex Rattler; 50 Bags Naples WALNIfTS, ex Karnak; 50064 D D) ;.. . B S m a r y c r e n l o a n a D N I u T T I S O : e e x . C A . O Augusta; u h s o tr e II ; 150 Do. New Turkey NUTS, ex Andes I___ 50 Do. Brazil NUTS. .. v ir, 10 _, Apply to HOUGH roN &L , - 0 , To•xortatow, 14th instant, at th e B r okers' 5. 416 c Exchange Chambers, (To follow the Sales of Horse flair,) 700 Bales MEXICAN FIBRE, tiog ,°' ' a• SO new crop, now landing, suitable • fo r B rus h 111akinw 01 , • (g Apply to Messrs. Leech, Harris o n, and F orw ood, Inere l°ll.'' te t ' 1 . ___---- F. ..J. __....EA• iv.. d o On a count of whom it may co, cern', so - To-a.toarto v, the 14th instant, at Twelve ocloz, Quay, West bid, Brunswick Dock. d About 19,000 Sp_ nce DEALS and EN . :: " „. 9 0 700 Spruce SPARS. crk. A pp'y to Dpr UNCAN, EWI \ G t'z O' 0 00 , st To-o Aso w, the 14t A instant, at Twelve o'clock clslP in the Brokers' Hied% Sont'i End Brunswick D Gc I,- 131 Logs American WA LN UT WOOD, • 167 Planks BIRD-EYE MAN LE, 59 Planks Bahia ROSE WOOD, 7 Logs Harannah CEt/AR, • 1,478 Legs PENCIL CED AR, • 137 Toas LIGNUM ~. 1,162 hecea South American ,nd African HAltv ii% 2 Cases B:RD-EYE aIAPI.E VENEER' 4 . • 227 East Ind , a Ti.:A KE PLANKS, 2,347 PITCH PINE PLANKS. A O' La account of the Imre tars. cO., 9 0 ' . DUNCAN, EWING, •-• 1 : 0 : iti O n n: ng EsDilt, the 20th instinWt,TETvrell'lveln..el'eTvi 93 tile. ft rt. 2 k 4 e , rs o ' o N .141 X T Printed and Brokers' Office, Royal Balk-),M°' 20 Bales COW HID F& 3 g ;NS' 4 Bale ! Tanned SHPIVP op.' --' ... 0 0 ex Veloeidade, from Madras. -F,r P,aooo' 6 Bales Tanned GOAT SKINS. .4000'0 i f o'n l°C On Tun '1 B 0 R N EWILL and '' u. A I ti # IiBDAT, the .220 d instant, at TWe- %gt• C ' B a b e e F P Roy al ro a t i o 'set + 16 Bundles DEZB $F or II , I Now landing ex V I • e ocidade, from Madras.—ff 131 ,u0 > „<,„ , 4,; Published by CHARLES W." - y s ' 1:101 1 al - ni ---, 0 ) ,0 1 - r...as• ..---,J,051/' tiLDl''' street, at his . Getorel Printing and s tatiOPer 1 9, South JOblo•Atreet, Liverpool. TUES PAv ,OC [OBRA . 1057. () B il an oß k isi •b s t i , ildi 10 0 THURSDAy•_____{o , On TuttltSDAY next, the 15th instant, at Twelv7,,. g,,cloci4 .- Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-bnikilule' 71 Casks AR •ENIC, 0 Dies' ` landed ex Great Britain. from M,lbourne.—APPl- y t / Bright and Co., Merchants ; or to & CO.. J. H. HAYNS ° fr 1 1.1 vA 'CIOC" , On THURSDAY next, the 15th instant, at Tv7 o. -2., , p Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-builr''' ~,g, 1630 Bag, BORATE or' LIME ,, , to e , landed cx Jonge Leiffert, irons Amsterdam.—APP'Y " 0 / Schroder & Co., Merchants; or to i& COrs J. H. RAYNER at o' CIA On THURSDAY next, the 15th in s tant, at Twelve , Broker's Office , Exchange-street 4. 7 0 04 60 1 Bags MUSTARD SHED,' 23 Bags POPPY' SEED, 10 Hhds. COCOA Mil' OIL, 8 Hhd4. GROUND NUT OIL, 21 lihds GINGELLY OIL , u se ofy i just landed ex Maggie Miller, Godavery, Veloridsd e from Madras —Apply to DI ICG t EGOR LAIR I 2,!.i - ijio . On Tuossomt next, the Isth Instant, at One 0' 0146 Commercial Sale-room, 100 Cases Bags E me"turkey FIGS, 500 Drums Elme Turkey FIGS, 800 Boxes Old TrarKey FIGS, 90 Cases New Sultana RAIrrINS , 50 Boxes New Jordan ALNIOND S, 600 Barrels.‘ ew CURRANTS. A 50/ 1 / 0 Apply to GI. o. BADENACH sad, „ ' it On THURSDAY next, the 15t'a instant, at Twelve 000"•01 Brokers' Office, 2 Dale-street, 1000 Bags Bombay LINSEED, 1500 Bags RAPESEED, g 1), 700 Pockets Fine Bengal R A PE,...„. 2000 Bags Yellow MUSTARD SE."' at, 500 Bags NIGERSEED. Ty Apply to BttoWNE, 136 Baga GkOUND UTS. ,t• cOo N 11UNTER o O P — , l l ' A NOTICE. Ag ecm TO MAHOGANY MERCHANTS, CABINET - D4 l A co°,4 ot l NERS. „ , fj p,,4 The next Liver, , oel Periodical AUCTION D'„ coal Fiir A One Cargo of Honduras, Ono of Mexican, and Tir' o ,l4 o t, tl l 9 St. Do - ningo MA H aG ANY arid sATINwooD, stir ,o 0 oeior CEDAR, &c., will take place on Tut MOAT' 31CUN, 1 ,1 0143 A instant, and following day, beginning o n the 10 ' 1 0 ly ja r o'clock precisely, in the W o od S a l es Sheds, Brans t 4 ''' Docks, Liverpool. 001 At Catalagues, containing fall descriptive part i t e r' application to O A i EDWARD C FIALONER, Wood Brok er e rpoo 6, east Site Queen's rock, L i/ / _____.---- - 10 i FRIDAY t oy . ;1,16 - On FRIDAY next, the 16th instant, at One o'cir, ; „"herwt, • Shed, bottom of Park - street , during o ,'''' 6 /4 w 1,667 Pieces Ist quality SPRUCE DEALS, 4 ",22 '' 2,249 „ 2nd quaff ty ~ " 11, 6771 3 ',•, 832 „ 3r i quality „ r 3 3,67 , • 1,052 „ PINE DEALS, 3, 79 ' ' 270 „ DEAL ENDS, 3,500 „ PALiNGS, i . h , TO . 4 1 0 1 being the cargo just arrived per Liffy, from S'• , •° --ti to. coti•• 1 ,- . Apply to Rases. Gibbs, Bright, and Co., Morcl lo ao yeri 61, P /I ~,9 Pieces. ..,.• 9 , P0 24,335 Merehan'able Bright SPRUCE DEALS ••••,.• '::: 4 4 ‘ 3,5? 1 3313 19 9, PINE DEALS •-,,,••":, ..• . 03 ,0° PS 4,611 9, SPRUCE BO kRY,'", /SO 2,336 SPRUCE SCAN A' • o sj• o 873 Fourth Quality DEALS 7 Cords LATII WOOD, eo m , 12 Di PALINGS, teL being the cargo daily expected to arrive Per ICa rte. :WC John, N.B.—On acc)unt of tho IMP ° O, RA tit i T, the above will be added other American P WOODS. &c. pi° For lott rig and fall pantie .lars !only to .._ ke r all - I. ~,a EDWARD C lIALO 4ER, vkod D'",., — LiVe tPr No. 6, East side Queen's Doc' t, On FRIDAY next, the 16th irstant, at Twel, v gis. Brokers' Office, Itlyal Banlx-ba" 1,800 Bags RAPESEED, 200 Bag's TEEL SEED, Egl"), 250 Bags Yellow At US fARD 0 100 Bags LINSEED, all fault' , 95 Bags GROUND NUTS, „yet i ' 337 Biqa B..EDA. cor 01 For particulars apply to 4 0 t 111 TEIORNEWILI• B I---- - e ico o i' On.. FRIDAY next, the 16th in4ant, at Tive lv t a , Brol,ees oftce, 2, Da'e-stree 15 Tons Rem' ay HEMP , oroO rs' 20 Tons line CUM YARN , CO , 1500 Bundles Malabar Dlrr°:„gg Ac/* Apply to BR )WNE, HUN. fi t N