Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-12 00:00:00

CO MIII ertiai csalts. THIS DAY This Day (Wednesday], the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clo --at - the Brokers' office. 30, Exchange-alley North, A - bott:6olbrig',ltitiitra SAVANWO6D, now lauding ex Deva, lying in the Albert 1)o partitiulars apply to '3les l rs, or to GRIM P L'S ; '1,." 226 tons builders' measurement, 132 tons per ale&e; register ; copper-fastened up to the wales, is of a • • beautiful model and best workmanship, rigged W and F. Shand, erCi ie least imlicatimi of the disease. Len •,th of keel, 80A feet ; areadth over all, 22 feet; depth, 12.1 feet; estimated burthen, :NO tons ; draft; 12 feet ; to class nine years A 1 at Lloyd's.— . For further particulars apply to Mr. John Roberts, the builder, Apply to Bangor; or to TONGE & CO., 3010 okers. Brokers for the Sale of Ships, 1, Munferd-street. This pay; the 12th instant, at Twelve o'cluck, at the Broke/ • . Office, 1, Oldhall-street, • • 300 Bags SALTPETRE, es Fgrt George ; lying in Wapping•Dock Warehous WAT.ERHOLTSE & SONS: RI This Day, the 12th instant, at TWOVe o'clock, at the Brokers' - FOR PRIVATE SALE. - • .• i Office, 'Loyal Bank-buildings, .• ' ' Now building at an outport, and can be ...z- ' launched shortly, 20 - Tons RED SANDERS WOOD, all faults, 'NI L r i. now loading, ex Robert and Alexander, from Madras, 2 and 3, • d itt i , `. A; ' A very handgoniely'-inodelied and useful Albert Dock. " - For particulars apply to SCREW,STEAMER, - . TIIORNEWILL & BROOM, Brokers. building under special sltryey to class nine yearsAl at Lloyd' ill_ .... at Twelve o'clock at the Brokers' depth, 17 feet 3 70 .Ton FUSTIC titer I{a!eiei. fro register,. ar. aboutr 550 tons, exclusive of engine room; 'Will 3out 830 tons dead weight, besides abut 130 tons of coal in bunkers, on 15 feet 6 inches draft of water.lslit'teCi witk water ballast tanks, which may be used either for ballast .or cargo; has two tubular boilers, fitted with superheated apparatus, and direct-acting engines of 100 nominal horse power ; has a half-poop 60 feet long, and a full forecastle 34 feet long ; is expected to steam from nine to ten knots. The workmanship and'quality of material will be found on inspec tion to be of the most unexceptionable charactn . .---For speci fications, inventories. and 0., Bioker;, - L'iverpool. d _ FOR SALE, . . • . • The Barque SALACIA, , - f • •,,,„. b 3,9.3 41-100 tons register. Length 106 feet 3 inches ; / / it• , . - .i breadth, 24,feet 1 Inch ; depth, 17 feet 3 inches; . •• height between decks, 7 feet ;—as she now lies hi the Victor and relassed 1, and in May last vas su 'for the conveyance of passmgers to Qtrehet - - yed and fitted intlor +ha a+•.;n+ provisions of the Passengers Act. She• has houses on deck for cabin and crew, and has a complete inventory of stores, her sails and running gear being nearly all new. For inventories and further partieulars apply on board, of td Robert Garbutt and Son, Ship Brokers, Hull ' • or to D. - A. B. MURRA.V . , 110, Buchannan-street, Glasgow. v o ‘,/" A very fine Pas:fen4ez 4 1E • 7N. SCREW STEAAER, Two yet o 14; has very hancrAntneaccornmo - dation fur sbfirst-Hass passengers; and carries 300 tons carpe on a Halt &tali FOR SAL} m arm num eompletc 1R every boat, and is well adlipted, for respect as a Thret-rate passen p . India or China riper navigate For further particulars appl," to Cunard & Co., 32, K William-street, London, E.C.; or to • 020 CUNARD, WILSON & CO., Exchange_ Livernom fastis by auction pursuant to a decrE 10n Thursday, the 13th instant, at Thl Wilson, & Co's. sulemun, Exch The foreign built ;mseel AFTN'A VAN 13•INGEN, Maathius, master ; about= 124 tons fore and 110 to English measuttinent ;is sal teei-v,= • have been built in Holland in 11355; said app clammed in the Bureau Verlta* at 3 TG. ArlSearw to be 1 1 Cunard, .are said to have bee paired in Liar [)not since sr 3 inches ; breadth. 19 feet 6 jiah; depth Now lying in the King's Doeli.--4"Cor further patiburags apply to Mesors. L0W271025, BATESON',,P;OWNDES, & 10111,INANY, Soli citors ; or to feet I inches CUNARD, WILSON,' di' co., BrekeiP, Eivorpool Tnless previously disposed of by Private Treaty Peremptory Sale, at aTovr Upset Prim;. Olu.'Thurssie This Day, the 12th insta Officp, 30, now linding ex Sir NVIi.I side of the Queen's Dock; ex ciday.—"zAbply to PERCIVAL, CAMPBELL, & CO., Brokers. This Day, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, AM---5S Casks Oporto Red ARGOLS, ex Braganza. Apply to . JACKSON & m‘cuLLpcir, Brokers, instant; at I.welve 0-ctoc., • Hunter, and Co.'s Office 2, pale-street,_ - 1360 - Bag'§ Bengal RICE, - Marian, from'Caleutta.--'-ApAy to BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO„ Brokers. This Day, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Public She-room, 1396 Bales GAMBIER, . _ 5i.9 Bags SALTPETRE, 150 Casks GINGELLY OIL, • " ' 73 Bugs LINSEED OILCAKE, j 2 Gawks COCOA NUT OIL, just arrived. Apply to Messrs. Thomas and John Brockiebank Merchants; or to H _ T. & H. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers tiokerg' Office, RO;nll23ank Buildings, -1300 Bags MYRABOLAMS, 450 Bags 8k1441 TURMERIC, 75 Flhds. C/INOELLY OIL, 23 Bags SALTPETRE, 10 , Bales MALODEAt- ROOTS, all faults, THORNEWILj Sz BROOM, Brokers TO;MORROAN y,) the 13th instant, at On Brokers' 4aleroom, l, Cbarie.:sirett; About 500 Bales Low American and othes COT'T'ON For particulars apply to TITHERINGTON, GILL, & • ti•okers AbOut 200 Ox and: &Ns , HORNS, - 18 Bags, containing 7,000 HORN TIPS, x Brazil, from Maranham. Apply to ANTHONY WOOD & CO., Boritier To-morrow (Thursday,) }3th,instant, at Twelve o'clock,.at tht Brokers' Office, Liverpo , l and London Chambers, 325 Bags White PEPPER, Bags. - DITTO, damairc ex Queensberry, from Singapore. Apply' to Esq., Merchant ;or to JEFFERSON &TA YL, To-morrow (Thursday,) 13th instant, at Twelve- o'clock Noon, in the Brokers' Yard, No. 10. East Side Canada Dock, 842 Logs Virginia White OAK TIMBER, containilig 41,0851 ft. 2 Logs WALNUTWOOD, containing 21 feet, being the cargo ex Alice Wilson from Baltimore. On account of the importers. Apply to A. F. & D. MACKAY, Brokers and Measurers. 2, Parliament-street, East Side Queen's Dock. FOREIGN EXCHANGES Amsterdam, short Antwerp, do,. Brussels, d 0... Hamburg, do. Paris, short... Do., three m Vienna; d'o. Trieste, do Petersburg, do. Madrid, do to 25 32i 9 5 324 23 27A to -4 13 5 to 13 51 23 10 to 25 15. 12 36 to 12 36 12 34 to 12 40 34i to 342, 50 to 501 The following appeared in a part of our • impression of yesterday :-- THE MONEY MARKET. The Enp;lish Funds have been influenced_ t_o43.t by - the disoontinuance of purchases_ on account...ofSavings' , gan.in ast, and hdve been con: tinned uninterruptedly—first at the rate of £15,000, whence they were reduced to £lO,OOO, and more recently to £5,000: Ultimately, .the,rtgarket; hssisted by a further considerable delivery of gold at the Bank, regained steadiness.. The .-Railway .Maatket . has been rather flat, the public,-showing little dispkDsition. to in the face of the increasing abundance of roomy. Most of _the leading British Stocks close' at a factional tireat inactivity coittinues to prevail in the Stitek Ex change; the FundS . , livivever, remained steady, being supported by the centioned flow of gold to the Think, combined with the small supply of stock shown a the settlement now in progress. There was again a goodde mand for money in the discotwit musket, and only in et -ntional cases was business done at a redact= per ion of s _ cent. from the Bank minimum.. About £140,000 of Californian gold was sent into the' Bunk to-day, and übout £200,000 was taken for Ale' Continent. The steamier Delta will take, on Wednesday,. £230,600 in sil ver' and £85,330 gold, for BOinibity,, the whole for private accounts.—DWy News. NO.ltTilitN : PALL • ftillEd 'l6sLand 'l66f.ex any ad - vane( =Bede Wheal Basset, Providence,- and North Downs min( Foreign Mining shares remain without movement. North Ithine Copper (South. Australia) have been dealt in at - prem. Worthing Mining are inquired for at 11s. 6d. to 125., and Port 'Philip dull at 1 ls. 6d. to LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—Ocr. 11 - The market is firm, at the following prices :—Town Tallow, 58s. net cash ; Petersburgh Y.C. on the spot, 585.; all the year, 585.; December, 58s. 3d. to 58s. 6d. BOROUGH 'HOP MARKET —OcT. 11 No change to report in the . general features of the market. Good and fine-hops-quite as dear as yesterday. In the value of other kinds no change has taken place. —Ocr. 11 „MANCFIESTER SHARE MARKET Leeds, .954 ;. Berwicks, 8“ ; S4effields, , 351; . Qu int* 13 1346 ; foyers, 22' . 15-16; Trunks, 9 9-16. MANCHESTER TRADE NErORT —OcT. 11 Market lower than on Tuesday' last, but the con cession from the highest point, winch is becoming , more general mil the part of the trade, and: which amounts now almost• fo. ld per lb on medium numbers, leads to more offers on the part of buyers, - and solfat'the tone of the market i. better. MILL CORN' MARKET.—OcTaghlt 11. Thin - attendatieb: Little doing at ls: ailvanee over last Tuesday's,. pricts.lierartieles unaltered'. • • LEEDS -CORN MARKET -OcT 1t Fair demand for wheat at. Friday's rates!- Pine barley brings full rafes-; other kinds rather cheaper, kcal% oats, and shellisigraelow sale, and rather eheaper. NEWCASTLE CORN" MARKET Fair - demand. South country wheat fully Is. per. qr. ads - at - 00,0 n Saturday's pribes: Voreigit also in reqUbst, and diy qualities a ,kimilitiinprovement. Old wiled ftillyrast - week's prices. Flom' . firm. Grinding Barley 6d. per"quartcr dearer ; malting - qualities inquired] for., Oats—slOW:sale; further aritival from Russia die& Beans and peas-=slow sale and cheaper: Syke,A. and Co..s Res t: •••• CORK CORN MARKRr White Wheat, !is. to 245. 61 ; .rficroßErt 11. ecA 20s. to 235. 6i )S--tto 12s. 10d. :1;IX CORN MARIMT. -OCT. 11 Weather damp . aid sultry. A 4 'are. attendance millers. 11 - 6nte Wheat, a fair supply': which met withl a brisk demaind'at dd. per barrel advance .of last day's . • . suppli of Oats, •bilyers , offer recent prices, but seilerg d'enranded 6d., whiih was , realised on some good pateelS. RaTley in slow dbnraird, at a re doction of 6d. perbarrel. Indian Ciirty much inquired for by specillators, , at rasr day's euireueieN it sellers asked 6d. to lei per . Tarter more money; viiieh check lioness. GLASGOW - INM MARKET. I ----OLT:. No. 1, No. 3, and Madan 's Iron ' 516.4 git to , 52s Warrants nominallY, 5N Market quiit:4 This .is a very .dangerous 'doctrine to:lay down. Many great crimes might find, an excuse in ,a • similar pretext to this. If it be true, as.we see it stated, in somo of the London journals, that Lord Brougham and Lord Lyndhurst haire been named as arbitraters in the dispute bet Ween the metropolitan builders and their work-people, there is reason to hope that the strike will soon now be brought to an end. One . would hope that, the whole case, on both sides, will be left to the arbitration of thOse two noble andlearnod lords ;- and that- both masters and men will engage to be bound. by . - the decision. Conspicuous among . the local topics of interest which have arisen within the last few days,. the publicatiOn of the annual accounts of the Mersey Docks and Harbour ,Board stand pre-eminent: To a large amount of consideration they are fairly_ acid fully entitled, exhibiting as they do a most gratifying illustration of the east magnitude anal still increasing prosperity of Co trade of Liver-, pool, and of the very extensive - works constructed andinaintained 'for facilitating the operations of that-important trade. -An absti act of the accounts referred to ;will be found in our col turn.. By the ortival ofthe Nova Seotiari f frthn Quebec, we are in Ssession of news to the fist instant, but the intrellir,evee conveyed is not . of much general. impeetanee. The funeral of Irv: John Head, son of hiS , Eitcellescy the Governov:Gurteral, took place on tilte3Oth a September, arcs great amount of publi6' sytniuthy with the - Bereaved family was exhiMiett among, all ranks. By the arrival © the mug steamer Benitiek - at. Men, we are in receipt of a telegraphic a'stl•aet of the India and Ch_ maw. which will be fr&tinct under the head of lotgt new , i/1 another psrVof our impression. Figs , this our England'- of the year 1859, wlrarD many people tell uR , good. principles, moral virtuts. and all the bettlw artof life have beer 'WU'dug* stronger, and taping: ire an' ever widening cirele?---where knowledgc• has dbepmed among those einsses which always-hoastedltheir modicums of educationy and has oxtendeali to , those more attmerons , ors who were- ntVerttiuglit before,— thii• England, we soar • beers: going -through nnthing But a " self-eancesifine prneesa,. both in thb.merall sphere and the politieal,-andi arrived at last, atl wilat Mr. CARLYLwealls -a "net result oof keres'?" We win fen our readers- hat we' mean; RUSSIAN TALLOW MARKET At gt, Petersburg thcr tallow market• was• quiet at 5971 tc s. r. on the spot. The total shipments are stated ae_63,401 casks, against 70,055 at: the cones- LONDON CORN MARKI ,te SSTS the Corn nasiriret was fir sionally an advance of Is. was obtained. The Dait_tir.Ares describes thw wheat /nark-41410sta bough prices-;thd• not day, at Mart me, as firnier ,ile.prvrio4s MONETARY PROSPECTS. It is stated the Times' cityarticle that th3tindia Council have about - L*2,000,000 on hand they are desirous of putting out at 2 per cent. for fornorstla or two:- Al the same time it seems likely AO the gold reevipts from New York will continue on at large scale, 'Ant from Australia timsuns announced on its way is nearly £1,;01190,000, of which about £312;1300 , is overdo. Lvdent to gctiii lust still be expeettd`since. the paperreurrobey is yet 'at discount of nearly - 10' per tent Tt aypears, therefore that unless lore should bb e deiided revirarin . die , Eastern eit 4 marti r increased iiinidante must be exiinctx-di ettnirT, the next few weeks li,d-as it is hard to suppose that in the preseut state a OCIOBEII 12, 1'859. one and character of the mass; The Times tells s this with infinite candour;. - He — looks forwgrel ) the new measure of reform as' being fully ntended "to render this class of vo ers not t now the arbiters between two equally\balaneed political parties, but the staple of the consti- _ . tuency, in' which the Oolitical element is ,des " tined to be swamped." And because, he SV , thiS measure is decided on, the lessons of Gloge- tester and Wakefield, and JOIDT BItICiuT~ is palate broth Fro-in-law, overwhelming and Imam- swerable M they are, are' lost -Iq3on. thexouotry These expengve commissions ire merely amass" ing matter for Mue-books " to line the triulks d " 1860," or accumulating the items ar a long bill which Parliament will grumble at anki pay the Times so blind 219 nut to see what at aomnlent this passes upon its own variable condi:lie at the beginning Of the year; in assisting to foist int° dace those reckless spiiits who, it seemey ate tk be' driven by an irresistible' fate, to svranloll6 whole political virtue or the country, set at nought the lessons of expatiewe which are nab" and inaugurate knocking at their very donrs the rented establishment of that foul leaven of corrulltion„ which now, a milder 'PTO" portion, stinkr, in their nottrile ? this forth , that policy of the great Nayf Liberal party," which , distinguishes it: from the n°- thingne .ss mid, harmlessness of Conrvatista Lord DERWS` Retorrn-bill was cause it merely offerer ' to amend lies in the electoral ayrstem as it slonls it largely extotidbct- du- franchise indied,btrt may arown out be- riOuv anonla" because to classes abo-,*.venai motives, instead,of im the limits- of eon rivole face of Oie-constituencies. xption, and alttrin% the Was this the demerit or Lord; 174.:RoY's measlnt, that it was , not calculated . , to , make the evils '8;6 10 ' nester Election irrniecEible r and Gloiteestel evtry constituew Is , ; this: tne mevit of Lord J'a/mt• RzsgELL's expe t4cl bill' ipoh‘ the hope of which,' the Times Hies elks , with such lig.hisonmund. jaunty corAdente -hat; the "politicaltelernerst is , to be swmnpecl3 oft the venal class , orN - otem are to to made , not' as now the arbiters , between two elplallY balances parties, but the staple .9f the consW Wilson and Co.'s Sale room. Ex The ulielbt Ship W A L, L. A C r., 593 Tons Register pet - present Act. Langtl4.l2 feet 5-10ths; breadtl4. 28 1 Beet 6-10tLey depth 19 feet's:-10fhs. Built at New Yoak;' of' live oak =Comet copper-Ta.steued; has deck cabin, Mune amidships, antriwgei decks laid fon' and aft. in the Coburg Deek.—Appryrto CUNARD, Wl'l;3ON - & CO., Stokers:. ge,4laivettipoo. STEAM VESSEL FOR SALT On Friday, the 147hlinstvant, at "One-Teethe 41 p.m., on board die- vessel, at thy Gan 9 , Ey - '5 11 , " -OW Quay, Belfast, 'A' 1- - The Iron.iid'oldlb•Reamer - - y*....,.,.....,.;'--. - GRAND PUrfirCTIO.N,. _ _ ..., - With all'hUr - Bregines and Machinery,.,at.ehe now lies. Length. Length on eke! Breadth oftreaut DVpth of h01d'.... There are-two side fever engines or 4 39llinese powe•rnuclil built by Messrs. Coates- and Young, hr gootßorder. The Grand' .Ttnostion was built for - MV:. Dorgan, fir IN inland navigation of Lough Neagh ; is.o-afttrtboat, and aarrtes a good cargo on an easy draft of water: If a satiSfectory . price- he not offeradier tfie. entire sessel the engines and - machinery will .be solai'separately, atatittln hull afterwards.—fror further particulars-apply:to ROBERT HEN I:IEILSON and. SON DonegarrQuay, Belfast, -23rd Sept., 1859 95 feet 110 „ CURRY, KELLOCK. mut CO., BROKERS FOR THE SALE AND PURCHME - •,))., OF SHIPS AND STEAMERS SHIP TALVERS , , aja, ;AND APPOINTED BROKERS TO THE NIGH _ <- COURT OF ADMIRALTY' Witimer-builelings, MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL LIVERPOOL, Taesdav Evenings, The Caton Market to-day wfis a fair one, although scarcely so much business was terns acted. as was dune yesterday, The sales te-dni3r amounted. to. 8,000 bales, of which 3,000 were for export or taken on speculation. Full prices --r, were paid for useful qualities.. The Liverpool Share Market-was inactigeail day, and• although little or no business worth, recording ; was done, prices giQwed no material change. The business done included the sale, of Birkenheads at 771 w ; Lancashire and Yorkishiro, 96 ; London and North-western, 94 ; Manohyster, Sheffield, and Lincoln,. 35 1 4. South Eastern, 23 2 15-16 3 ; Grand. Trunk Qr Canada, 9}.;; ; North Union 8., leased, 168. CLOSING BRICES. Ches. & "Mead ..761 771 wisT.Stafford 4 7 1' 4kd Caledonian BBl 891 Ber. c. Stck,..BqBB7l - Counties, ; . ll 111 'York. capital. Stek. . 714/2 E. L. Stock Leeds Stock 444 451 G. N. 5t0ck....1014 1024 .S. Eastem 22.1.5.16 23 1-16 Great Westerns . 63a 63a Dutch R'nish4 7 7 16.4 5-16 ti Lau. and York ..96 961 Gt. Luxern.. 7 5,16 7 7-16 La. & Nor. West. 94 94k G.T.Canda i f -shares .... Id G.W.Canada l3f. 14 le. S. and Lincoln 3.5 k 353,- „ new shares sm AfidlandStock ..1051 105 t Lomb.-Vensitian, "7,2 N. British St. . Ev 94 „ new:shares — fi E,X,CJIANGE.. LONDON, TueSday Evenings The market for English Secitrities to-day was dull, and the business done was, neither of an extensive nor important character; but, on the whole, the tone of business was. satisfactory. - No sensible variation has occurred in the price for Consols, which are still quoted at 9,5.#, 1 and 951 for November ; Reduced Three per Cents. (by special transfer) have been dealt in at 94-,1 I I; New Three per Cents., 94-; 5 1 I 4- i ; Bank Stock, 219 to 221; India Stock, 2171 ; India Debentures of 1859, 95 . 1 ; and Exchequer Bills, 245. and 275. for all. The English Railway Market was quiet, and quotations offered no material change from those of last night. Midlands were rather lower, but other varieties were supported. The Foreign Stock Market was rather active, and a considerable share of. busineSs was done at prices generally well sustained. Brazilian, Chilian, Mexican, Peruvian, Spanish, and Sar- TO EXPORTERS AND THE'TRADE. ---- dinian, have all been operated in; Old Turkish M. SALOMON, Importer of every description of . TOYS, LE ATHER GOODS, MUSICAL INSTItIMIENTs, Loan is quo t e d at 101 1 . and the New Russian F I , ZCY .Ms and TOYS of Every Kind, Whole- Scrips dis to r Sixes realised 79 1 to 801 ex div. ; New Indian 5 7 , _ sale and for Export, 73 and 7 5 , DUK E-STREET. The abo ve The quotations for French Renter, at a quarter a. voods can be had in bond. 69 45, with a fiat market. LOND noc, emstis on giate. THE FUNDS. —CLOSING PRICES. : : t al 6 -4 TBhanrekeSpte°r°kCel.it.s..2l9942l.2li BY PRIVATE TREATY, The pi s. 21 7 Next Account, . . 1 /.q.t i t s k‘ EGERIA, . 4 ,:,,,t.,, s .endid new Ship . 04;d01% , 1,066 tons register, and 1,082 tons builders' RAILWAY SHARES. - -, '• -- measurement. Length, 178 feet 5-10th' ; breadth, Amb. Not. &E. J. 6 1 / Lane. &York ... . 96 1 2 36 feet 3-laths; depth, 22 feet 9-10ths. Built at Saint John, Caledonians .... 881 9 L. N.W ... 94 i N. 8., this summer, by the builder of the well-known and favour- ... ite ship Rowena, and classed seven years at Lloyd's. She is Dutch Rhenish.. L. and S. W.... 941 i constructed of the best seasoned heckmatack and Savannah Eastern Counties 551 Leeds Northern.. 441 5 - pitch pine: her frame is diagonally strapped outside with iron, and iron kneed complete on the stocks ; the lower knees are East Lancashire. Man.Sheff.&Lin. 35 1 fastened with yellow metal bolts; has pitch pine masts top- Edinb,ol. & Glas. 77 8 Mid. Stock .. . 105 k 1. masts, & e a beautifully finished cabin, and outfit of the best Liverpool.m' amifacture, and of extra sizes. She is fitted with Great Northern..lo2l i North British .. 59 In ad ah o arn's Patent topsails, and all recent improvements. I, ~ A. 85 3N. Staffordshire. -7- - T, S. E. and Dover. 76 1 k nto every handsome model, combines great speed with Gt. West. 4 8 carrying napaeity, altogether making her one of thr,finest ships York New &Ber. 88,4 9 ever built in the colonies. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Liston York &N. Mid . . 71 4 - 2 1 4 4 , young, and Co., Merchants ; or to C UNARD:WILSON, & CO., Brokers Consols Money „ Account . . . Exchequer Bills Gt. W. of Canada 13 14 Gd.Tk. of Cna.. . 3 8 I I Gt. S. and W, _lO6l 107§ Apply to t Twelve o'clock 77, the 13th insta Hunter, and Co.' About 16 Tons BUFFALO HORXS,. -and Fitzjames, from B om bay.—Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER,.44r CCr.; Brokers w, the 13th. instant, at. Twelve o'clock, at Po owne Hunter,larld Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street, 40 Mids. COCOA NUT OIL, 200 Tags MYRABOLAMS, • 32 Bags SEN.NA, 1000 Bags Bombay SALTPETRE. A Quautity:SAPANWOOD, ex Express. WAYNE, IIUNTER, & CO, Brokers. Brokers' Offie( 5000 Bags Bombay LINSEEEN now landing ex Sovereign of the, Seas, Queen's Doke to Messrs.Nieol, Duckworth, and Co., Merehartb , ; or to T. & H. LITTLEDALY & CO., Brokers To-morrow (Thursday,) the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock, 151 Boxes Small Pearl SAGO, 30 , 13a1es IRISH MOSS, 16 Pipes Leghorn OLIVE OIL. JACKSON & .11‘CULLOCII, Brokers, 18, 11ackin's-hey. Apply to morrow (Thursday,) the 13th instant, at the Broker's Office, 22, Tower-buildings, Apply to 4 Browne 81,500 South Ainerican OX and COW HORNS, S.OIIJEL.BECKWITH, Broker Co-morrow (Thursday,) the 13th instant, at One o'clock, at the Broker's Office, Tower-buildings North, 150 Tons VALONIA, 10 Tons Camatina DITTO, x Susan, from Smyrna. Apply to SAMUEL BECIWITH, Broker. FRIDAY On Friday next, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 30, Exchange-alley North, 230 Bales HEMP, all faults, now landing ex Deva, from Manilla. Apply to Messrs: C. IN and F. Shand and Co., Merchants; or to SHAND, HIGSON, & CO., Brokers. On Friday next, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, Liverpool and London Chambers, -200- Bales Bombay II&MP, - just landed ex Silistria, from Bombay. On show in Forshaw's, Lancelot's-hey. Apply to JEFFERSON & TAYLOR, Brokers. NEXT WEEK On Wednesday, the 19th instant, at Four o'clock, at the Brokers' .Office, 24, ilackin's-hey, • 12 Bales Sydney WOOL. 1011 Bales Fine Entre Rios PERKINS & ROBINSON, Wool Brokers Apply to On Wednesday, the 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Public Saleroom, Exchange-buildings, 423 Chests SHELL LAC, 100 Cases CASTOR OIL, 16 Bales MUNJEET, 3 Tons REDWOOD, , .. 100 Bundles RATTAN CANES, landing es Harold from Calcutta, in Prince's Dock. Apply to Thomas and John Brocklebank, Merchants ; or to JEFFERSON & TAYLOR, Brokers. On Thursday, the 20th instant, at the Brokers' Sale-room, 13, Raclin's-hey. . • 600' Bales East India WOOL. 10* „ Donskoi Do. 50 .. Smvrna • Do. Gron'sy Lisbon Do Chili, &c. Do 1000 Bales JOHN L. BOWES & BROTHER /apply to On Friday. the 21st instant, at Four o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, Victoria-buildings, 24, Hackin's-hey, 700 Bales East India WOOL. 200 ~ Greasy Buenos Ayres - Do. 300 „ Iceland Do. 300 „ Chili Do. 200 „ Oporto Do. 500 ~ Peruvian Do. 150 „ Egyptian, Italian, Santiago, English Do. 2350 Bales Apply to PERKINS & ROBINSON, Wool Brokers, AFTER NEXT WEEK, On Monday, the 24th instant, at the Public Saleroom, Exchange- . - buildings, 1500 Bales East India 120 Bales Oporto } WOOL. ' 54) Bales Egyptian For further particulars apply to BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Broker& On Sate. - ON A Quantity Seeond - band ALE HOGSHEADS and B ARRELS. Apply to JAMES STUBBS, PRICE, Sr CO., 14, South Castle -street. it Vll4 be interesting to watch) the course-the public wit razsut to find suitab?e charmers for their accumulations LDICEPOOL COTTON "ItlitKET.-01yroartu 11. The Cotton Market eontinzeo firm, with. fair general buskess doing. The ealds—inaluding 20 Ititratiam, at Bd. -,. 440 Egyptian, at , 74d. to 9td.; and 2,0009 Surat, at 0.: to sd.—are rtportadl moo knit*: off which 3,000 Pare on speculation:and: for export. LIVEIPOOL PRODIXE. MARKET.--OVriosza 11. Suaku.—The market:continues. steady, a/Ws, the. trans actions- comprise 80 hogsheads. Antigua- at 375. to 375. - 64. t; SOO bags middling,yellow Cossrpom;tati4s. to 445. 6d4.and 200 hogske.ad€•Gaba Muscovado: at 38s. per cwt. _ _ _ MoutesEs..-185 puncheons• Antigua haTekeem sold at 17. 3d..per cwt., ex quay.. _ _ Coffin:—The businese:is, oonfined to a smallipareel of Jamaica at previous rates. Rice--1,600 bags Bergai met with spirite-.l4eompeti tion, and realised rather Nigher pciees, viz. , 125.:6& for good, t 0,135. 6d. for fine whito;; 12,500 bags iftessine, by private,- sold at 9s. 6( JUT.131..'--At the public Kti6s.thers was more disposition Der ClN't. shown_t4Turchase, dni prices wer 1,500 bales fin myeis- at 112 for common per ton for fine -1,200 bags Dempalt Linseed, all fatilts, off by public sale at 435. 3414; to, 435. 6d. for Erst-cla., and 159 begs Bombay Linseed, at 475. 3d. per quarter for sound. 450 bags Bombay Itapeseed are reported at 32s:tcc35s. for Scinde, and at 38s. 9d. to 395.. per.-quar ter forrgood brown. DYBWOODS —lO tons 5.t; Doman, 6d. per ton. Lin.vsAtrEnins, &c.—Little• done. Small% saes of Sumac, at 11s. 6d. to 123,- A Ayr casks of Tnabkonde Bees Wax at £9 7s. 6d pop. cwt. Nothing reported in Brimstone or Nitrate ok,Soda, 1,50 barrels Feark.Ashes at 275. 6d-to 2.75. 9d.- Small: sales of Pot Ashes, at 27s 6d. to ,275. 9d, per cwt._ " tons-1111m,OiL, at £45. chargod. Lard Oil 5C3.-.t0•585,, as in quality:k Linseed Oil at 28s. t0....285, 3d. 500 barrali,common Rosin, ‘ to arrive, at 4€,.2d: 100 barrels. better than coromnn, at 4s. 6d. onithe spot.. Nothing Spirits. of Turpentine.-. Pro ,Inow.—No business, done. Market doses with salves at 535. three months- openi, and buyentat.s2r, three, months, and 5L$. one month open. SEEDS- go Logwoo tritt 78 Taff v nn-. 55 tuns notice in, LIVERPOOL CORN.AIARKET.—Oczer3ER 11 At our Corn Ear,bAnge this, morning vre#..l a modem. rate attendance of buyers, who purchased. :Wheat to,a fair extent at an advance. of 2d. to ad.. ; per ceatal since Tuesday.,la., Flour participated ittlhe amend ment, and acquired ;an ; erk.aaicement of ad.. to . ls._ per sack. Beans continne to, sell slowly ) .. and remain. without change. . value, Oats meet: only a retail demand, and Oatmeal is, a slow sale at. our fArmer a commanded less atten hilly, established. ,o .notice. currency. Indian - Cora ha Lion to-day, hat- the Igo ad In other articiaa.thcro is no al ,vance is teration ti IMPORTS AND • EX] INCLUDI WEEIC, INTO 4 , LIVERPOOL' , FROM • Qrs. Ireland 1840 Coastwise ... Canada & otherßri. Col.out of Europe... • U. States... ... Europe4e. ~ Egypt 430 is,qlo, , Riuteorn Total 2196 Expoitra TO For.. Part ... Ireland 3OO Coastwise LIVERPOOL A GRICt MARKET s. d. a. d. I Hay, old Ditto, new Ditto, clover 0 a ... 0 Green Clover 0 2 ... 0 2 ---OeT. 4 to 10 „, 10 4 ~, Potatos, kemps Do. whiterocka Do. Balshaw . Do. Seedlings, 2 Vetches I 0 -- ... 0 0 - Do. Deldruits. . 0 0 ... 0 0 Straw, wheat Ditto, oat 0 4 1 ... 0 Si Turnips .....,...21 0 ...22 0 Ditto, barley 0 4 ... 0 0 Carrots Oats, in straw. 0 0 ... 0 0 Mangelwurzel 0 0 ... 0 0 Potatos, flukes 2 9 ... 3 0 Manure —..... 5 0 „, 6 6 LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—OcT, 11. SuckAit.—The market has opened with steadiness, and the public sales are progressing at about last week's currency. Refined lumps, 48s. to 50s. COFFEE.—The public sales are progressing, without showing any material alteration in prices. TEA.—In the absence of news from China this article remains inactive. COTTON has a more firm appearance. RlCE.—Prices are supported. Rum.—No sales of importance reported to-day. In other articles no material alteration. Markets generally are without animation. LONDON MINING MARKET.—OcTomt 11. The Mining Market this morning shows considerable activity, and is firm. The principal business has been in shares in West Caradon, East Basset, Ilerodsfoot, ,GRIFFIN k Brc., beg to inform ELECTION COMMITTEES that they are in a position to Mite• order§ either Night ear Thly for tIIiCVLARS, VOTING:GA - MA; Pbs , cgcc. &€:.; and dart they can: execute the same , with tlie.greatest despatvii, haying men 'ori.their premises ening the night. PIUNTING Jornriernarr Orders may be rerrafter Serrreorelock in td b Evening. at 40 Eigii-street, Parkenatreet- BANQUET TO THE RIMY! BONG THPZEARL (OVDERBY, T H DVAttEE N Q.TE WIML'TAIfig*.PEAC THE P HEILIT'AARIIVIr ON I C—Mt.L.L, IMPU-STIVEE7,- LPN, gliPoo l l4 ?..71 SA TIIRDAW,: th'e. 29t - ii 0 CTOVER; /859 FM:AN CIS SIIAND, , IS•11,1. IN TIEII=CHAIR. , Dinner cm th.&• Table- stair- cb 7 C 7 ock precieriyt. . , 4 7 . 7re KErs , are to be roicie-totthe Cbrn tte6,- in writing, lritir the 'Mole arid. Adciref,szhilftif2 of the (U 1 agpiigaticns betwec .-rOOllll. I NOT T .N S F•E'IIjAAB'E THE NUJNICIPAI - iLECTIONS Ele. secretaries ci the clifgront• emunitteee-ftlr the Municipal Elections-are respectfallk , requested to forward to the,offiee • 'tliis. paper, ina Deigib-street, timely intimations of all:warcl and otherlneetings, in order that we may be- enahked to send 'reporters to record the proceedingsi. TO COR.RESPONDENTS N. - press .a mattcp-eampelo into pubtpone - several 'cam:runic 1- 'calge. by. forwarcliwg- his /rime sad address to thc,,offiee, maims' werson shall wsit, upon him, as this is the tirsh•complsint.of the , nature that has: attached us. in fact, we have -bees, eounslmented tbr,, the , aery thing " Well-wisheo compits:aboirt. .Short letters aNt.encoturaged on matters eVpubtlii interest. They should be legiblywaithtta matte skis of•thepaper only. •Tinder no cir - aurastanets, can we insert communnaationa not 'ftecompanied-•by the authou's real name., and address, not ,necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. god4trit gimac TrEDIVIMAY, OCTOBER 1359 THE DAY'S NEWS. In another column we publish, an address, by CaptaintLongley, son of the • Bishop of Durham, whickbe delivered in answer to. a complimentary deputation which waited on: hint at Bishop Anek- , Thp. gallant officer took part in the coudiat. at the mouth of the Peiko,,in. which affair he was severel. - . wounded.. In his observations he dis claimed and deprecated the accusations, cif trQn awry generally applied to the Chinese by the in habitants and authozitiea of this couitry. point of fact, he says,. the resistance et the, Chi nese was natural, as, it would have been. in - our own case had any" one endeavoured to, gvce an entrance into on homes, or a landing on our shores He also says that masks on: tlii; embra sures of the batteries were perfectly obvious to the assailing party. His remarks, am, worthy of attention The arrivlkt of the ship Levi, Woodbury, from New Orleans, is a somewhat remarkable _occur rence, in swan& as that she brought the large sum of a hundred thousand dollars in specie, on con signment - a circumstance which has not occurred in a sailing ship arriving at this port from America for a considerable time past—indeed not, we believe, for several years.. . : By this time, we learn, the Sardinian minister will have left Rome, under dismissal from the Pope. His Holiness himself has also left, though only for the Castel Grandolpho, where he con tinues to grant the necessary audiences. Their Imperial Majesties of France met With a Most enthusiastic popular reception at Bordeaux, the flay before yesterday, on their route from Biarritz. The whole city is described as being en fete on the occasion. Very unfavourable weather does not appear to have damped the ardour of the people. Some of the Liberal Press, we observe, are pre tending that the moral responsibility of a large share of the recent assassination At Parma " lies at the 'door of those who purposely prolong the cruel suspense in which the Duchies are kept." 6. d 3 0 2 0 2 0 2 8 we-beg;theii-most serious atjntiOrik Our •gr metropolitan conterajpgrary has at la3trbrokeni silence, on. the &abject - GC the present bribery. diitolbsures. We ha..vc, pertaps,.top con gratulate. himt that he note rittempted.. to weaken !then': damaging effeertupon :the reputation of bis .park;. orb explain away the depth and blackness- offf tkeir enormity:„ Nay, . we: have to congratalatn. him further ; iii that: he, hoe. not shrank. limn pointing the pzoper• - tnoral: of , the or fiking its bearing . upon those polidtial: sdiemes• which were.-recent lyi - the- plea for overthrowing Lord DEnz.YVA Gs:menu-mut, and are -premising to ride rough-shedi over the Constitirtionziin the. coming PaadiainerrlL- Let the country,. thea,. not fail to con ider thiimoral, as -ho is air, advonto.. of the threatened: aharges, and was4he , op . penerzt of iiiDEßß:t's measure of miadelrate • aliai oonsti- tutional .refi)rm "-Globicestem,7* the Times to 34 us, CtikaitvelT fair ?resentatime of the ordinft-roy sithcli English " borough!" The majority ori: its electomarce, no douht, upright and conscientious . Irani. whose vote* are- am honest record-cof:thoiri- political opinions. ar.. pthrtialities. fit.. tinfcirturrately there are,,interinsecliate between the honest otiboth,parties., a number off:plirehosatble 'voters, Italigin ow the. skirts of eithier side;, setting up theirigoods to , auction, and xes4 leoltnock them awn.ta)the , highest bidder; no mattes whether ,his colour be:blake or yellowy:and:manifesting, in `tlaeirrwiay,.the most indiarent political impar tiality— These , voters, whoa 4,the-presetat state of thk • dfronchiiß3l,. are a very-- considintbie minority ruinmg - , _ . nit/438,1:11in tell us wha is this.- gloomy a nd caPri dous -Fate• that is bent:on d iing- us to oura struction l . anti has already befftul, tza bandage ° tit ikyyb Jest we should see .the deangps of the trail ? 1 litir loarparts, we , do act seethe tokens of thig4ll-. I tozsioatin_ which revels •so wildly im her veiils' e have-neat, lost sa,mueli: heart,. as to dis(2.erot in the politicd .elisastarit. of this year, Jb e term 32u1Bnal sentame ; we are aetually unacsr° itkat, are yet tottering. oir: the kink, But„ however, wa,say • too England : —Yow see' clearly what you are..to)afizect Next,-.Par" liar - tent the cup of • poison. is :to, he placed in ;IT ° handi,,' and the d4om, oe' self-destruction; P r°- pounced. The pzecipice is, being well prepar ed ' hs,your present ad,s-isers. roll you ; and thepo the attic whole constituency,-ire,, notwithstanding, sufiloiently numerous to turrithe election ; so that-", _th , returni is practical**, thiez • -disposal. The, - - - --- ,- . . .._ 'overbalancing stroke is to,be,admunsteree... .reault, therefore, is, tharthe • oat Ly• hope of succesa , it not Conserv,atism, warns you in this stra it ' is.in the 'al - her:al piutharae, of. ono or two hundred i :l .it i.. not the " selash ;o ligavellv" that frightensl °4 motes, and that he wheNpays,. wins!! nth bogies. ' They,. are• the Reformers:of. so! Now, if experience ..,tia.thachl the prudent any-- ft tare that; who thus represent you as arrival: athat;thing, what, in the ruttne of prudence itself',, is. state • of drunken; helplessness w hen the fe et P acil i the lesson which an, experience, .so wide-spread,. may go straiglit-to) tittfls work, withoutdisturbinft so long-known, 0. .osoluiely familiar audi no your abject a n d, grove lli ng s l eep ! Irptt O e _ rt a torious as the Times.,,says.thit . :is, should be allowed; ;must be the• moral. strength of Consoratisra , .. 4 7 ) to imPress":'upenalt the polities' wisdOm, upon all ' not discouraging the future of the Constituti 6 7 , the respect for '*tue, upon all the common,seuse party. When. Lord JOHN RUSSELL ventinleS' t of. tngland ?,-- SiraPkt, the disfranchising of philosoplliiie,, he la driven unconsciously-BO' ate _....,, ' enunciation 4 of Conservati ve p r i nc ipl es as the' °I" those, venal, voters,the v.t ter and final closing • of the domain of corruption. - But what dues, this bails of political wisdom. When, the Z" re involve ? It is, not Merely a stern lesaan i of'detail, weals taus, the character' and object of that r eform rd but n solid -loison of principle, that 43. here fin- 'measure,, for the sake of securing wlich 1-I° llo peratively laid' liven us. Foolish, indeed,, as the DERBY'S, .Government was u.nscated fre° : is Times wan*. have us think, to sand, down our helm it uided so wisely, he. tells, us plainV i to , costly paraphernalia into this wretched city o f to "swamp the political. element-,7 and c ells ,. ; 11 03 1 Gloucester l. to forte the noses et Imperial com niate the triumph of venality- over all the P ell ' . • missionets, into all the foul anti filthy gu tt ers o f b e th e provincial corruption,:for"the *Tose of deciding . virtnte of the country. This. am mo , then, ~..„ of t to deride - Conseritatiom - as. the pc;liu" laughter the electoral fate of one unworthy :constit uenc y . negation ;unless it be mere matter of But, one fitet suffices to paint the true force a n d st or indifference td-delky - - to the lowest and sl oe Ek .ie direction of the moral which, the Times dismisses motives that can - animate the human bra astao of with a shrug, h a lf of despondency, and half of' pewer of bringing to its level the whole O r contempt. These venal voters, who, we are told, the State. rule the election fortunes of nearly all the -bo- 4- rev ' its rougha in England, are, we are also told, all i n WHEN we rest our eyes on India, and rev' • fin the lower and poorer classes of the constituency. past and present condition, politically an aari in • They are the' cor ru pt balan ce which too often cially, we must necessarily be interested anY of a succeeds in over-weighing all the honour and statement made on the eve of the dePartu r : t i ..., ii ... conscience of the constituency. The inference, Minister who has been appointed to ara its. sr sets therefore, plainly' is, that to lower the fran- portant post in the administration of its a ll out chise will be to destroy the only chance 'We believe . .that Mr. JAMES WlLs a- purpos e which political virtue still retains against cupi- upon his laborious mission with every . an d dity and venality. The balance of corruption, and intention-of applying his res eurce which at present may be thrown into either scale, economics to the development of the . the ISo "to repair e will form the substance of the whole material, of that vast continent, as a • • to whi ch ,vet .. will not merely be manipulated to decide *a nar- present financial embarrassment in fallen. - T he *— row preponderance, but will decide the.. whole exchequer of the colintrr has best energies, s But this fatal,.audt at. the same-tinie. grotescfm iaaconsisteney is -nat merely approrainte4 xs..one of the ligh'3-headed achievements of fa- takni4 the Times thinks hes is- also representivg the • truth: of the case by laming it upon -the country- The revelations ot Gloucester indeed such a accordingLAo ,th ines, no obttLse- Bid. he• tells us,theY ~ f ated to disregard 1 to appreciato me•stcarL are-useless, because-- England them, under' the auspiees of LordiJo,w RU ~LI andlunder• the mule-driving OM% Yozni 131 11611.21 * Bilt‘twill. England submit to the impress of a 31i4a necessity, like this P - Where deesithis seer discern the signs. ®f a desperation sa , infatuated and 5) Ivapnless? Has England,, them. sinned beyond ecall, andl become politicallw reprobate? Has sakg2 sherset her mind urgin for c and for:• te• very fun of the What an" Clarity: has; the Tiinks, to zapresent her as 1 dr unikem helot — as a slave:set- free-freat his tram' rids an& - employing_ his deb shed saturnal ii ` aenithing upon the estatra ?.) Perhal*t'e