Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-24 00:00:00

1) 7 141OOL POLICE INTELLlGElVag.—restitrdvy, BEFORE MR. MANSFIELD THE GAMBOLS OF THE TWO " Ws."— 'James Moran and John M'Loughlin were charged by officers 848 and 16,1 for "banging" each other, in Great Howard -street. Mr. Cobb appeared for M'Loughlin. Both parties Were stated to he translators, not of languages, but o f old boots and shoes, into articles fully as goo as new, or better, by the assistance of some brown paper, paste, a trifle of wax, and hemp. The whole affair arose out of a bowl of pea soup, a blessed baby, and a bite of a lip. It appeared that, as the parties were menders of soles, that they had great inclina tion to become dilapidators of bodies. Smile time ago. Moran wad M`Longhlin's blether had a " difficulty," which eventuated in Moran bitingeae lip off his opponent, for which he was sent to jail for fo'ur months. since that time the houses of the two M's kayo been, like the Capulets and Montagues, at deadly strife with each other. When any opportunity offered, tholy broke each o'ther's heads, legs, or arms; nicked out each 'other's eyes, broke half the crockery ...affordshire ler the last six mordhs:, nn eatill other's fates, and kept Alm whole neighbourhood in hot, water, withtrat the aid of coal. On Wednesday, lioran:*cnt into a cook-shop . to indulge in an propensity, which 'took a turnqn the pea-soup fine, and whist gratifying epigastric muscles, he heard the - cry - of a - "blessed baby,' and on goint• out be saw his own'tnild spravKlng on theilags. lie gathered up the little thing in his arms, when IPLoughtin , came up, and tumliled both ^ i ti creature, allt ,, ing that Moran's 'Wife bad tnn 'jug on 'his head, and broken bead "jug. There` - as no proof that th - e - aimple- MU( been separted. from itself. but there was 'ware that ame from S, himself brokeri SS well ment " ‘`" 4 skin and flesh , of WLoughlin's head had 'been seliarata by some hard substance—not, howevOr,''elite so hard as the skull of The said Mr. that th were prcith Some half-dozer k of witnesse ore that black wa green, ani at eithersiele, and some white; others nreantairied that blue wt., - so the matter stood, - when -Mr. Cobb urged with energ that the stance of evidence, and the cut on his : client's head were altnjether on his side. 'His Worship, however, bein , a very. disintereslifi bearer of the entira ^ - to themonelnsinv *4-4 __ case, came o 1I( vas as had as the other into bail of £lO to Imp the 'peacc • It other, but to v the lieges of Vic ta, - the_ monarch of these •realms, for thc' Sundays included 16vifidrir —John Corral, a young man, described as a -Jew, the son of an outfitter in Great Howard street, ,was eb - arged by a young sailor named John Carmi chael, 'for hi'vitrg stabbed him with a 'knife. Inspector Tomilson said, htfore two in the morninrehe heard cries of police and nurrder in Richmond-street, mid on going to the place, he fowrid.eornplainant bleeding. andmear him a knife covered witlE Wed. Officer 697 said, he heard the cries also, and werit forward and saw the prisoner strike the complainant, and then fling something from his hand, which turned out to 'te the knife found by the Inspector. The complainant sail he met the poisoner (whom he called " that child theren,-along with a woman at the corner of Rich mond-Strt,,Y7hen the prisoner asked him for money to We refused to comply, "mid then (added the • Trl JEW vsn. GENTILE, get drink witness), that child there, took . ' nut a 'knife and used it very freely, did that child." Dr. 3.l‘Catil proved that the complainantrnad two wounds on his head— one on the back, and the other on the front—the wounds were serious, but not damrerons. The prisoner was fined £2 and costs, or two mentlia imprisonment. KILLIN A CHILD.—John Pritchard, the driver of Henry Sloe's car,No. 705, was brought np by officer 656, on a charge of having ran his car over a child named Robert Logan, sixtem months old, in Smithdowit-lane. The prisoner was not sober at the time, and it appeare'd that the mother of the*child let it wander about the streets, and the conse quence wasthat it ran under the ear and was killed. The prisoner'drove away quickly after going over the child, and subnqueritly denied that he saw the child. Several wit -proved that they saw the prisoner drive over the He was not driving (pick at the rtime, but he was Mr. Mansfield said the mother , of the child was nearly as btO as the prisoner. He sent the latter for trial on a charge•of manslaughter. not sober. TRINSFER OF PUBLIC LICENSER, Yesterday, at the Police Court, before 'Messrs. Sheil, Peel, Turner, and Bolton, the following publicans licenses were transferred : Bankfiet: Bedford-, Bell-strec ,mes Scotto!' to WalterWLean Pobert Sykes to Tho'mas Tally 3hn Thompson to Hannah Thompson Brownlow-11 yson to William Jones Brownlow-hill ...John Holmes to William Spines. Peter Sullivan to Robert Fraser William Airey to Thomas Plc Charles-street ...John Reynolds to Tempest Fozard. ...Hannah Jarrington to D. M , Dctigal Jane Catow to Sarah Dutton. ..Joseph Tier tc Richard Tyer. Mary Ashcroft to J.Waddington. .. John Fultar to Thomas Thompsor. .. Ed. Marsden to Elizabeth James. ..Ed. Gorstage to John Gorstage. John Ellis to Joseph Barton. . R. Naylor to Isaac Chambers. Chatsworth-street Clement-: Cockspur-stre Dickenson-street Eld Field-street Frederic,k-street William Parker to John Parker. Charles Brandoa to James Tyer. Thomas Edwards to Eleanor Edwards Wm. M'Gce to Thomas B. Wilkinson. 4 Gro.fton-street Great Charlott ,-street .... Henry Hewitt to Geo.Stingsley Great Home Wm. James Brockett to Peter Griffith Joseph Bawsker to Mary M'Millan. Great Ham Great Umner-street Harford-street Hughes-street .Sarah Eger to Joseph Arundell. ;Thomas Close to Maria Roby. . T. Cooper to Wm. Dodds. Ann Barton to Mary Ann Glover. Henrietta Quick to Charles Chatham Henry Booth to S. Morris. James Gilbertson to Susan Gilbertson, London-road Mansfield-.it H. Tullock to Thomas Holmes Samuel Brook to Ed. Marsd Sarah 'Towson to Stephen Parson, Antonia Mprrisrich to John Martin, lark Braham to Emanuel Br William &Lida to John Sateliff. LIVERPOOL COUNTY COURT— Yesterday, BEFORE W. A. HULTON, ESQ JUDGE LEVI v. Rizen.—The plaintiff in this case, Barnet Levi, is a watch manufacturer, and the defendant, Richard Baker, is a watch examiner and finisher. and has his place of busi ness in Church-lane. The plaintiff sought to recover the sum of £l6, the value of a gold watch which he had entrusted with the defendant to alter. Mr. }lime appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr, Worship for the defendant. The plaintiff stated that, about twelve months ago, he entrusted the defendant with the gold watch , in question. He called afterwards fur the watch several times,' and was told that it had not been fiuished, or that it had stopped, or something of that kind. Subsequently he was informed that the defendant had been robbed of a number of watches, and a bill was printed, offering a reward for the apprehension of the thief, and setting forth the number and description of the watches. In that bill the plaintiff's watch was not mentioned, but he got information of it being in a pawnbroker's shop, and £lO being lent on it. The plaintiff's son saw the watch at the pawnbroker's and identified it. The watch was made at the plaintiff's own establishment on a new principle which did not work very well, and it was given to the defendent to see if he could alter it so as to make it go. He had made several applications to the defendent for the value of the watch but could not obtain satisfaction. The defence was that the watch had been stolen, and that due care and vigilance was exercised in the care of the property, and that, therefore, the defendent was not liable. It was explained, that the reason why the watch in question was not inserted in the bill referred to was, that it had been discovered before the bill was printed. This was not contradicted on the part of the plaintiff. The defendant's son was called to g,i„e evidence as to whether the watch was carefully locked up when it was stolen. He stated that the door of the workshop was only closed by a latch, which could be opened by a piece of stick being put through a hole in the door.' The Judge was of opinion that due care had notbeen taken for the preservation of the property, and - "erdict for the plaintiff for £l2 10S. gave a ---- The London and North Western Railway tragiche re 4, ar e rn at s show, thi s wee k, an i ncrease o f £8,029, and t ;Northern an increase of £3,671. At the sale of the Dawson Turner collection of 14§,e .. which took place in London a fe w d a ys ago, amongst the lot wai a letter from Oliver Cromwell, describing the ex ploit by which Gainsborough was relieved, and in which there is the following passage :—" Whilst the enemy (he says) was followinge our flvinge troupes, I charged him tn the reere with my three troupes, drove him downe the hill, brae him all to peices, freed Leiuetennant-General.Cave - - dizh into a bog ,, , who fought in this; one officer cut him on the head, and, as he lay, my Capt. Leiuetennant Berry thrust him into the short-ribbs, of which hee dyed about two hours after in Gainsbrowe." This document sold for g2C ss. The total imp* ds of lh,c sale Irgye £6, 658 Bs. SPORrINO INTEZITONVE: A. N. executes Cot:omissions on all the prineiria Races, on receipt of Cash or Post-office order. A. 11f: will gitarantee all winnings, charging a Commission of Five per Cent. Address A. M., NORTHERN Tnsss office, Liverpool. SEAFORTIi FOOT RACES. TO THE EDITOR OF TILE NORTHERN TIMES Bir-With :ference to the Lett t• in your's of to-day respecting the Seaforth races, it appears to nie no one can fairly claim the cup as lodged against M‘Donald, before starting, that he was not qualified, according to the terms on which the entries weirelmade. It is well knotrtn that it was intended to excludetil but actual residents in the .3istrict, or Horsfall and others might hiYce entered if they bad terila lodgings at Waterloo. As the other d not pais the judge's chair, of-course A protest runners, it is asserted, they cannot either of them claim the prize, end I think the most satisfactory plan will be to open a fresh entry, and either confine :t to actual and known residents, or throw it open to (IR, and let ,he entry fees be high.nough to forma go6dlecond!prize.—t'our's respectf TATTERSALL'S.—TESTEEDAT. LATEST BETTING. NortiIIUMBERLA - ND PLATE.-5 to 1 agstHepa*ica. GOODWOOD STAKES.-20 to I agst Lord Neson CUken). THE Danny 1 ,18G0). - 25 to I agst Troc - atore (taken freely) NEWTON RACEST-YEiTERV Yesterday Crhursda „ and beautiful. The attendant the second •day•of!thele races, was fine e was rttunerous, and the gay and ive dresses - of the ladies, heightened sbie. The wind, however, was rather it is all its gi,,nr, gave a warmth and rwise would have reminded one of the the rain. Air. Johnston officiated as ?sy and politetess to all. The sport of ic St- Ileien's Purse of 50 sovs., which was won _ by tilength. The Second Kane, the Visitors' Purse, was wo : by Artless•on die Post, by a short head, 'flit to the clever jockeyship oY Snowden, who waited till he *he stand, when he passed on, sod won, to the astonish ^m,- The Gold Cup followed. for which seven 'ade the favourite at two to The (In— expansive, as well as expo: the effect of the tout en es y Butterfi as she like which Abr( the vest, f uarswood Plate was as met,. the great "pet," the "talent" He was beaten very easily by Jack th. The Newton Stakes was the Concluding ich was won easily by two lengths by an The ST. HELENS' Prr.sa of be sovs, added to a Sweepstaks of 7 sovs each, 3 ft, for two and three year olds ; the second to save his stake; straight half mile; I.# subs. , Butterfly .. •• .. .. .. .. 1 Knayton .. .. 2 .. .. .. Lady Grosvenor .. •• ... 3 Betting.-2 to one on Butterfly; .5 to lon any other. Won by a length; three lenghts between second and third. The Visrroas' PrnsE (Handicap) of 160 gs, for three year olds and upwards; winners of any race value 50 sove 71b. of two or 100 sous 10113 extra; one mile and a quarter. Artless .. .. .. .. _ 1 ... .. • Jack Spring.. • • • • •• .. 2 Betting.— 2 to 1, Jack Spring; 5 to 2, Artless; 5 to 1 any other. Jack spring made all the running to within the distance, and led to near the Stand by a clear length, when Artless collared him, and won on the post by a short head. A GoLD CUP, value 100 sows, the gift of the Lord of the Manor, added to a Handicap of 10 toys each, h ft, for three year olds and u pwards; the second to receive 20 sovs out of the stakes ; winners of any handicap value 100 sovs after May 31 71b, of two or one of 2GO 10th extra ; two macs.; 25 subs. Little Agnes Thornhill of Denniart .. • • .. ... Betting.-2 to 1 agst Little Agnes ;sto 2 agst Prince of Den mark ; 4 to 1 agst Jordan : 5 to 1 agst Archduchess ; 6 to 1 agst any other ; won very easily by a length; two lengths between second and third. The GAnswooD PLATE (Handi ners of any race value 50 sovs 7. extra ; Red House in (about 5 1 leap) of 60 sow, for all ages; win rib, or of the Makerfield Nate 101 b Jack Spring Ochiitree Betting.-2 tol on Abron; 3 Joseph; and 10 to 1 on Jack Apr portion of the running, and won co 1 on Oehiltree ; 4 to 1 on Sir Mg; Jack Spring made the greater very easil, The NEWTON STAKE'S of, soya each, with 25 added, for all ages once round. Slave King William Bett'ng.-2 to 1, Ochiltree; 3 t 6to 1, The Slave. Ochiltree ma distance. The Slave was run in lengths. Three lengths t.etN PROGRA to I, Babbler; 3 to 1, King William ; tde the running for a considerable blinkers ; won as he liked by two second and third. E-THIS DAY. The LYME PARK. for two year olds ; 31b, of two or 160 7 Purse 101 b extra: Re 'TARES Of 1 colts tist 7lt goys each, h ft, with .50 added Bat 41b ; winners of 50 somas Park or at. Helen's Golbor shout 5 fur) Mr G.: S. Dawson ns eh c Star- Mr Merry's b e Merryman beck (81b extra) Mr W. Toornton's ch c by Mr. J. Clarke's bf by Tecldington Teddington out of Ibis out of Maid of Lyme Mr W. Thornton's b c by Touch- Mr T.,Dawson ns eh c Montrose stone out of Area Mr T. Dawson's. b c Pronssor Mr Windsor sbr c Libellous Dick (Mb extra) " • Mr Copeland's b c Coronet Mr E.. Buckley's gr c Welshman Mr J. H. Whitehouse's b cby Mr J.. Thorpe's ch c by Daniel 1 Touchstone or Backbit er out O'Rourke, dam by Sleight o f 1 of Ghuxnee Hand Mr P. Parr's br c Pescatore Mr Merry's ch f Lady Falconer Mr W. Hudson's eh f Lady (71h extra) Trespass . Mr Tiargrcave's ch c Aristocrat The SELLING HANDICAP of 3 SOTS each, with 30 added ; the winner to be sold for 40 sous ; one mile and a quarter ; 10 subs. age st lb I age st lb Lord Jersey 5..8 7 Scylla ... Lazy Lass .3 .6 10 Terror Blarney. Awful The Sorrn LANCASHIRE TRADESMEN'S PLATE of 100 Soya, added to a Handicap of 5 sovs each ; the second to receive 20 sovs out of the stakes ; winners of any handicap value 100 soya after May 31 51b, of two or of the Great Newton Handicap or Gold Cup 71b, of both those races 101 b extra; once round ; 29 subs. age st lb i age st lb Black Tommy . . 5 8 12 Enookburn .... 4. 6 10 Hesperithusa Simpleton ............... 4 8 2 Griffin . 3..6 6 Lord of Lorn .. .... ...... 4 7 13 Little Agnes (inc 51b ex) 3 .6 5 Piseber .......5..7 8 B c by Vatican—Lady Eurbeck . . .. a.. 7 7 I Mary ........ •• • ... • • 3..6 4 Queen of the East 5.. 7 7 . Woman in Black.. Bald-face Stag .........4...7 6 Snowdrop .......• ...... 3.. 6 2 Gri11a.de.......... Peerless 4 . 7 4 Daniel .. .............. .. 3..6 0 Lord Jersey ..... 5.7 4 The Slave .. • Princess of Orange .... 5..7 Nosegay ... Turret .. .... . • .... .... 4 . 7 0 Fingal .. 3.. 5 11 Sir Hercules .... ..... . 3...7 0 Attraction (Inc 51b ex) 3. 5 5 'I hotnhill .... .. The MANOR HANDICAP PLATE of 60 soys, for all ages ; the winner __,...... Kn c„..y. after June 7 51bs, or the winner of the dicap 71b, of both those races 10Ib of any ra Makerfield or the Garswood Hat extra; bed House in (about 5 fur age at lb Polly Johnson (in 61b ex) 4 .9 0 Queen of the East .. 5..8 4 A bron 4 8 2 Dr. Lecte 4 7 12 Jack Spring (inc 101 b ex)s 7 12 Prince of Denmark 4..7 9 Princess of Orenge.• •••• • 5 • 7 6 Griffin ... July Brandyball Artist age st lb The Deer ..... ........... 3...6 0 Premium .. Little Pickle 3..5 13 Bir Joseph . 3..5 12 Butterfly (inc 51b extra)..2..5 12 Little Girl Adelaide ..3..5 10 E. L. 4. 3 .5 7 Skipjaek 3 . 5 5 GoldfindPr C by Sweetmeat, out of Little Kitty ...... ...2...5 0 B c by The Cure out of Crazy Peggy ....• ..... 2..4 9 Augury s(dead) of 3 sous each, with 30 added, , s after the fourth race of the day. ,3..7 5 4..7 0 3..7" 0 Gibside Fairy Lottery . A r tles.s ..... Miss Eleanor • 3 6 7 3. 6 6 3 6 6 3 .6 3 The Scc ILRY ST AX ES ( handicap) once round. To name ten minute HAMPTON RACEs4.—YESTP.RDAY. The Busuir PLATE of 3ir soya, added to a Sweepstakes of 5 so,s each, for all ages ; the Straight half mile. Brentrilli Chantress Mountain Dew Nine ran HOW ARE THEY TO BE " GOT UP?' - - At 7 A.m., a I ifleman, in heavy marching order, armed to the teeth, mounts guard in front of the Butter Place, and there remains on duty to 7 P.M., with the exception of the few minutes he spends before dinner in discharging his rifle, and rubbing up his arms. In his pretty uniform, the ladies unanimously pronounce him 'tea duck." Mischievous people say he's soiled by Bd. Butter; but tat is—untrue. The number of persons that called to see him up to Six on Friday Evening, was exactly . 25,500 GENTLEMEN ! 600,000 LADIES ! ! JUVENILES, INCALCULABLE !! ! AIR—" The British Grenadiers." The Mayor a public meeting On Friday did c aivene, At which a mighty concourse Of every rank was seen; • Our worthy Mayor was in the chair, Surrounded by his peers, To hold a debate on the present state Of the Rifle Volunteers. Around the Mayor we noticed The great ones of the town, The brave Sir Fenwick Williams, And Mr. William Brown ! Likewise the gallant adjutant, Who, for the last six years, Has organised, and is highly prised, By the Rifle Volunteers. The various magnates present • The meeting now addressed, And all their admiration Of Rifle Corps expressed. Each motion was unanimous, And carried 'mid loud cheers. If the papers you read you will know what was said Of the Rifle Volunteers. One thing upon the meeting Did cast a little gloom, Which was—that Edward Kelly Could not be got to come. He sent a speech, however, His sentiments to state : But, I grieve to write, by some oversight, The missive came too late. Its purport now we publish : " E. Kelly begs to say, " That, though his avocation • "Confines him close all day, " Still those few hours which he devotes " To rest from toil severe, "He'll pass not at home, but himself become " A Rifle Volunteer." Now talk of Alexander, Or talk of Wellington, Let Yankees "raise their dander" With tales of Washington; Yet which of these three heroes, Pray tell me, it you can, Was one single jot more a patriot Than the British Butterman 1 EXTRAORDINARY AND USEFUL INVENTION.—There is nothing that housewives complain of with greater truthful ness, than the breaking of some favourite piece of glass, valuable china, or earthenware. In hundreds of cases such things cannot be matched, and of course cannot be mended. The latter want has been obviated by an extraordinary and effective invention, by Mr. Adshead, of Derby Pottery, near Derby. It is a eemext that may he said to heal in a per fect manner, all cracks and breaks i n th e ar ti c l esspoken o f , and not only in these, but in marble, alabaster, &c. The benefit of this article need not be dwelt on. We have seen some of its effects at Mr. Hall's, our neighbour's, and the glass that has been cemented by it is stronger in that part than in any other. The article is very cheap, and no house can be long without it. Mr. Hall is the agent for its sale in Liverpool, and all interested can judge for themselves by looking in at his establishment. Agent for Liverpool, E. T. Hall, 23, South John-street. Sold in bottles, is each, or sent free on receipt of sixteen postage stamps. N.B.— None are genuine, except bearing the signature. "E. T Flak" d AMUSEMENTS IN LIVERPOOL. Open from ten in the NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE MEETING. morning until ten at night. Allsop's Wax-Work exhibition. Weights for the Members' Plate. Nearly one milt. All the kings and queens, from and inclnding William the age st lb age st lb Conqueror, down to Queen Victoria ; also, princes and Sunbeam .. 3 6 9 Duneany ... Hesperithnsa 4..8 1 1 Lottery _3 .. 6 5 warrior s , p oe t s, di v i nes ; also all the most noted personages Mail of Derwent .. 6..8 0 H are f oot .. •• • .........3 .6 5 of the past and present acres &c. Allsop's sculpture galleries, ,-. • Hegira Kin; of Scotland 6..7 9 T re p an .. . 3.6 2 Volta Caliph Riga Go-ahead 4 7 5 Paul Jones ............. 3...5 13 The above attractions are now combined, forming one large Raspberry A rchduchess . 36 0 Bilberry . . .. 3 .5 6 establishment, i n th e i mmense and magn i f i cent b u i ld i ng Little A ••• 3 610 The Slave 3 ... 5 6 k nown as the Teutonic-hall, next door but one to the firesmanor .. ....3 .. 6 9 Northumberland Duehess3-5 3 Counts' Court, Lim e - s t ree t , Li verpool, an d near l y oppos i te W eirhts for the Gatesh ea d Nursery. :ix furlongs. t h e A elphi Hotel, and is open to the public at 6d each ; st lb st lb Children under ten years of age, 3d each. Mr. Allsop's ••• •• •• B7 1 Annie ... .... . . 7 7 exhibition has been pronounced by the press of Liverpool, . ....... 8 6 Pescatore .. .. ........ ... 8 2 Harebell ......... ..... 7 7 London, and elsewhere, to be the most perfect, superbly ••••••• ..8 0 Miss Hawl e y ...... .. ... .7 10 Deckham ... 7 10 I Syringe 1 • 7 3 that cannot possibly be contradicted. Be sure to observe 7 3 .....7 9 Papist . . .. ... - 7 9 Birdcage, by BirdcAtcher 7 o Wm. Allsop. d The VISITORS' PLATE (Handicap) of 50 Hors, for all ages; winners of any race after June 18 51b extra ; three-quarters of a mile. • • Soothsayer ••• I Bellona Four ran. Han MAJESTY'S PLATE of lOOgs; three year olds 7st ilb, four 94, five 9st 6d, six and aged 9st Glb ; the winner to be sold for 500 sous ; two miles. Wrestler .. Mouravia Ascot Nine ran. The RtcnuoNn PLATR (Handicap) of 50 sov.3, for all ages; win ners of any race after June 18 Mb extra ; one mile. Tame Deer Indulgence Orianda _ .. .. . Three ran. The RAILWAY Pi,,vrz of 50 sovs (given by the South Western Railway Company), added to a Sweepstakes of 5 cove each, for two year olds and upwards; five furlongs. Volga ... ... .. .. .. 1 Skittles .. .. •• .. 2 Julie .. ... ~ Six ran, Butterfly,Madrid •• • Rydale 71 . ; Ada Porrit Springwell.l The Gem....,, The Monty's Tormentor .. Tlll NORTHERN TIMES FRMAI, JUNE 24, 1859 Weights ftst the Corporal don Plate. 'Once rotratl. age at lb Stdbury Lifeb0at...:............. 4 8 10 ..... . 6..8 9 flepatica •••• ...• ••• • . 4.. 8 5 The Radii— The Argozy •• •• • • •.... 4..8 5 Maid of Derwent ..• •.. 6.. 8 4 Vanity .••.• • •• • Jortan 4...8 0 Duneany .............. 4..7 13 King of Scotl an d 6.. 7 9 Wrestler .•,,,,• ...... , 4..7 9 Pen5i0n er................... 4 8 Sam Spode 4.. 7 .5 Hegira .... • 'S 4 V01ta..... ...•... . .. 7 4 A.. 7 Bree Cal e z iph .... •••• • . a 7 Prince of Denmark ....4 .7 8 Go-ahead... ..... 7 8 Julia .. Dilkoosh •• ...... ..4 .6 12 Satinstone 4..'6 12 Pantomime . . a 6 0 Riga .. Montague 4 6 10 Gammon 4..6 10 Trabueo . Dispute „ ......••..... 4 .6 10 Ralpho Cawood Volcano S Meta ....• . 4 . .6 8 Burgomaster ........ .3 . 6 8 Empty Bounce ........4..6 7 Thornhill 4..6 7 Little Agnes.. „. 3 6 7 Archduchess •• • •• 3 • 6 6 Ho wtowdie Howth, by Bandy ... • 3 .• 6 5 Raspberry Lord of the Man0r...... 3..6 5 . Miss Stewart • 3 6 4 Harraton Uratian. Shaft° .. .. . . . ~........3..6 4 Lottery 3 6 3 'Weights for the Gold C age .st lb Tun , tall Maid. Hesperithusa . 4..8 2 . Griffin 3.. 6 6 Maggie .. Gift MONETARY AND COMMEROPAt. - LIVERPOOL, Thursdgy 'Evening. The Cotton Market was quiet and *teady to-day, the sales reaching '6 00®. bales, inekding 1,000 on speculation. and for - export. Prices are fully main tained. In the Liverpool Share Market to-day there was not a large business doing, but prices were steady. Indeed, in Chester and Birkenhead there was an advance of from two to two and a-half per cent. Chester and Birkenhead, 741 3 Great Western, 554; Lancashire and Yorkshire, '904, 90, 901 ; 901 : London and North Western,go4, 89a, 894; Ditto one eighth shares, 14 d ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 35,,i; Dovers, 20 'l-16, 201, 20 1-16, Dovers four and a-halt per cent, 1021, 102 ; Liverpool and London Insurance, 74 p ; Royal Insurance, 4 p. The following were the closing prices: 'Chester and Birkenhead 74, 741; Caledonian, 784, 7911 Eastern Counties, 11 1-16, 11 3-16 ; East Lancashire, 871, 884 ; Great Northern, 98, 99 ; Great Western 544, 55 ; Lancashire and York shire Stock, 90 8 , 904 ; London and North Western Stock, 894, 90 ; Ditto one-eighth shares, 14, 1 y d ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 353, 354 ; Midland -Stock, 99, 991 ; North British, 54, 541 ; North Staffordshire, 41, 41 d ; North Eastern --Berwick, 88, 881 ; York and North Mid land, 711, 72 ; Leeds Capital Stock, 441 45; South Eastern and Dover, 20, 204- ; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 44, 54 ; Dutch Rhenish, 6%, 61 d; Great Western • of Canada; 141, 141 ; Do. New Shares, 64, 51 d ; Great Luxembourg, 5 7-16, 51; Grand Trunk of Canada, 81, 84 ; Lombardo-Venetian, 11, 1 d ; Do. New Shares, 14, 14 d. Although the d eman d for Money has increased there has been no change to notice in the rates of Discount; which are under the average, namely, per cent., and the difference between this quotation and the official minimum still excludes the Bank from active participation in discount business. •The consequence is that " the other securities " of the establishment are gradually diminisning, according as . the paper held there arrives at maturity. Even the privilege offered to holders of stock, who obtain temporary advances, does not enable the authorities to find increased employment for their accumulated resources. Notwithstanding this anomalous position of affairs , however, it is scarc e ly p resume d t h at in creased facilities will be considered advisable; for, while the inquiry for accommodation is so limited, the capitalists of Lombard-street and elsewhere will regulate their terms according to the minimum, even if reduced, in order to monopolise the bulk of paper with which the market may be supplied. At the Stock Exchange, the periodical settlements produce scarcely any effect, as speculative operations are too limited to result in extensive " differences" on each succeeding settling day. The Railway Calls and Loan Instalments now accruing *are also very moderate, and while the requirements of the public are thus kept within such limited bounds, any immediate re currence of pressure, unless it should result from panic, can scarcely be cons id ere d pro b a bl e. To day, the Market for the Public Funds and Securities opened steadily, but a sale of £50,000 worth of stock for a Scotch Bank, changed the character of the market, and prices were quoted per cent. lower than at the close of yesterday. Consols closed at 921 ; Exchequer Bills, 23 to 26; Bank Stock, 219 to 221, and the New Threes, 931. In the London -Railway Share . Market to-day there was a complete stagnation in business, but we do not notice any material change in quota tions :-Ambergate, Nottingham, and Eastern Junc tion, 0„ 5! ; Caledonian, 791 ; E as t ern C ount i es, 551, 561 ; E ast 4 Lancashire, 87, 89 ; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 711, 721; Great Northern, 98, 99; Ditto A, 80, 81 ; Great Westerns, 541, 55 ; Great Wes tern of Canada, 144, 144; Grand Trunk of Canada, 84, 8i; Great Southern and Western, 104, 105 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 901 ; London and North Western, 891, 90 ; London and South Western, 901; Leeds Northern, 441, 45; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 354; Midland Stock, 98%, 991 ; North British, 541,; South Eastern and Dover, 661, 671 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick 88%; York, and North Midland, 71 2 , 72 1 _ 4 4. age at lb Hateett Ms t Chatterbox 3.. 6 2 Just '3.n. 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Julia Meta . 4 7 12 The Raver ........ 3 7 5 Maggie . - ...... 3..7 5 Just in Time Layton Weasel .3...6 13 Widgeon Gaylass. ;3. 6 10 Premium .3.. 6 9 Killingworth lora' Handicap. Three quarters pile. age st lb The 8at.... Bilberry .............. 3 . 6 7 Rosedale NorthumberlandDuchess3-6 6 The First Lord 51ut....2 5 11 The Gem........2. .. 5 9 Canty Quean Mary 5tuart.......... 9 ...5 4 Be Quick 2 Tommy Noble (hb) . 2..5 ..2..5 0 HOUSEKEEPERS.—The coffee sold by Thompson Brothers, 6, Elliot-stre e t, a t I s . 4d., i s b et t er t h an you pay_ls. Bd. for at any othe r es t a bli s h men t. _HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PlLLS. —Scurvy, leprosy, and cutaneous diseases. The heaviness, weariness, and dejection of spirits, usually attendant on sufferers from diseases of the skin, are speedily removed by the use of Holloway's Ointment and Pills. Their 'efficacy in correct ing the bad habit of the body stands unrivalled. In places abroad, where the malady is prevalent, the cures are won derful. The purifying properties of the pills, and the pecu liar effect the ointment has on the skin, render them superior to any other remedy. In all cutaneous affections, these remedies stand unrivalled ; and, as a cosmetic, the ointment is in very general repute. LA.DIES. —Thompson Arothers, 6, Elliot-street, sell the best four shilling tea in England. To SHIPPERS AND EXPORTERS.—A most profitable article of export, to warm climates especially, are the Self cleansing Charcoal Filters, patented by Messrs. Saunders and Co., of 16, Parker-street, Liverpool—in fact they are invaluable wherever there is bat' water. S. and Co. allow a liberal discount on export and wholesale orders. LEWIS AND COMPANY'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT FOR BOYS' CLOTHING.—Number of boys clothed for the week eliding Saturday, June 18th, 967: corresponding week last year, 939.—Increase, 28 boys. VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS. Our patriotic, practical, and facetious friend, "the Butter man," this week gives a satisfactory answer to the question, augmentation: Under these circumstances some expectation prevails of a further early reduction in the minimum rate at • that establishment. • About 232,000 in gold, chiefly Australian, by the Monarch, was sent into the bank to-day. The Suffolk is announced, from Melbourne, with 47,934 ounces of gold, valued at £192,000. About £lOO,OOO in Russian gold has also arrived. A telegram from Odessa mentions a sUdden fall in freights at that place from 60s per ton for tallow to 455. A considerable contraction has taken place in the shipments of grain. —Times City drticle, Wednesday Evening. 411. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET -JUNE 23 • 41 , 1 .01 J. 3 I • SUGAR continues in good demand, and Prices remain very firm ' . the sales comprise 175 hhd s Jamaica at 39s to 40s 6d for brown, and 41s 6d to 42s 9d for yellow grocery,`sso bags Cossipore at 475, 100 c ases , 1,000 b ags B a hi a, i n b on d , at 245, and 1,200 bags Ceara also at 24s per cwt. _ MorAssEs : Nothing has taken place. - ' Rum : 135 puncheons Demerara reported at previous rates. COFFEE : No sales. RICE : At auction 1,365 bags fine Bengal realised 13s 6d to 138 9d, and 50 tierces Carolina at 20s 6d per CWt. PEPPER : 400 bags Singapore at 4d per lb. SAGO FLOUR: 300 bags taken chiefly at 16s 9d to 17s. DTEWOODS :. 10 tons St. Domingo Logwood at £4, and 50 tons Limawood at 413 15s per ton. ASHES : 1,250 barrels Pots at 26s for old, and 27s for new. NITRATE OF SODA Without change. BRIMSTONE : No sales reported. -knows : 3 casks Sicilian at 67s 6d. TARTAR : A small lot of. Cream at 1255. SUMAC: Small sales of Palermo Leaves at 1213 d ; some SDP 12s 9d, and Tyrol at 6s 6d. GAMBIER : 4 to 5 tom at 18s 6d for sound. OILS: Palm without change; Olive, nothing transpired. TALLOW : PYC at 57s 6d. ROSIN : 1,650 barrels common, ex quay,. at 3s 9d to 3s 10d. TAR : 600 barrels American at 14s 9d. SEEDS : A better inquiry has appeared ; 3,800 bags Lin seed have realised 48s 6d to 495, and 1,850 bags Rape, chiefly at 43s to 43s 6d for. Bombay, and at 42s per quarter for Bengal. INDIA RUBBER : At the public sales about 200 packages found buyers at 16.4 d for Negrohead, and 2s 24d per lb for fine quality. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—Ju 23. We have again to report a quiet market for cotton, but without material change in prices. The sales—including 670 Bahia, at 7,1; 100 Egyptian, 71d to 9d ; 500 Surat, 44-d to 51d—are reported 6,000 bales, of which 1,600 are on speculation and for export. -- LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.— JUNE 23. SUGAR : The market opened to-day with buyers at the advance quoted yesterday of- fully 6d on last week's prices, and the large transactions of yesterday have materially strengthened the tone of the market. The refined market remains inactive. Lumps, 51s 6d to 535. COFFEE : This article is steady ; the public sales are pro gressing without showing any material alteration in prices. TEA : The public sales commented to-day, and are pro gressing heavily. RIcE - : There has been good demand for Madras, and purchases to some extent from 8s 9d to 9s sd. Rangoon has also been sold. Rum firm. Common Penang sold at 23 to 2s id. Spicus : Pepper: White sold at a reduction of id, 6d to 61d; Singapore, black, soldat a slight advance, 4-!( - 1 per lb. Pimento sold at - 3d. Business in the general Produce Markets seems to be improving. There continues a good demand for Sugar, and prices remain very firm ; the sales com prise 175 hhds. Jamaica at 39s to 40s 6d for brown, and 41s 6d to 42s 9d for yellow grocery, 550 bags Cossipore at 475, 100 cases, 1000 bags Bahia, in bond, at 245, and 1,200 b ags Ceara also at 24s per cwt. Nothing has taken place in Molasses ; 135 puncheons Demerara Rum are reported at about recent rates. No sales in Coffee. At auction, 1,365 bags fine Bengal Rice realised 13s 6d to 13s 9d, and 50 tierces Carolina 20s 6d per cwt. A better inquiry has appeared for Seeds, 3,800 bags Bombay Linseed having realised 48s 6d to 495, and 1,850 bags Rape, chiefly 43s to 43s 6d for Bombay, and 42s per quarter for Bengal. At the public sales of Indian Rubber, about 200 packages found buyers at is 4d for Negro head, and 2s 24-d per lb. for fine quality. We have also to report 400 bags Singapore Pepper at 4d per lb., and 300 bags Sago Flour, chiefly at 16s 9d to 17s per cwt. A parliamentary return has just been issued of all sums paid for Duty on Insurances against fire during the past year by each of the fire insurance com panies of the United Kingdom. We are glad to find, that there are only two provincial offices above those of our Liverpool institutions, and we hope, and are almost confident, that the latter will soon be at the head of the provincial offices. Their manage ment must ensure it if anything can. The following , are the chief sums paid by the offices : --Metropolitan : Sun, 207,5791; Phcenix, 132,6711; Royal Exchange, 86,5581; County, 66,3421; Imperial, 57,1121; Alliance, 51,0211; Globe, 44,5211; Atlas, 44,4721; Guardian, 32,6451; Law, 32,1371; London, 31,847%; Union, 30,618/. Provincial: Norwich Union, 80,744%; West of England, 57,8481; Liverpool and London, 49,3431; Royal Liverpool, 43,3911; Manchester, 40,1611; Leeds and Yorkshire, 24,245/ ; Lancashire, 22,3871; Yorkshire, 21,9391. The total duty for 1858 was 1,472,2601. By the same return it appears that the total amount insured on farming stock (which is exempt from duty) in the United Kingdom was 73,570,481/. Some statistics, in relation to the commerce and navigation of France and her colonies, and foreign relations, have just been published, showing the total official value of the imports for 1858 to amount to 2,034,900,000 f., being a large diminution over 1857, accounted for by the effects of the Ajnerican crisis, which occurred tow ar d s th e en d o f t h e l atter year. The falling off is 201,000,000 f. As to the exports BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET.—JUNE 23. for 1858;" they bear a favourable comparison with A short supply from farmers, which foundbuyers readily, 1857, showing an increase of 119,000,000 f. The at an•advance of is to 2s per quarter; barley and-oats 6d inward tonnage f or 1858, f or a ll ports, amounted to per quarter cheape r ; 'b eaus fi rm l y ma i nta i ned their value ; 3,809,999, whilst in 1857 the amount was 4,161,777 peas little enquired for tons. The export tonnage for 1858, on the contrary, DUBLIN CATTLE "MARKET. - JUNE 23. showed an increase of 290,000 tons over 1857. Supplies to-day, much about last week. A good deal of Statistics relating t o th e progress o f Canadian prime grass b ee f, w hi c h sold readily both for home con population, taxation, and fi nance , h ave lately sumption and export. The very best doscripti ons o f s h eep realised former rates, but for secondary qualities, the appeared, and although circulated for a political demand was slow, and to effect sales a decline of 2s a-bead object, they are so far noticeable, inasmuch as they had to be submitted to. Lambs, anything prime fully mention the present amount of the indebtedness of maintained former prices ; middling and inferior difficult to this portion of her Majesty's possessions. The I sell. Wool has been steady during the week ;if any change total is given at • 54,000,000 dollars, or 10,800,000/. in favour of sellers. Best hog making 235; mixed ewes sterling, of w hi c h a b out 32 ,000,000 dollars, or and wedders 22 s 6d t o 2 2s 9d ; beef 45s to 63s per cwt; 6,400,000/., i s f or cap it a l b orrowed for the execution I mutton 6d to 64d per lb; la m b s 14 s t o 3 0s; veal 6d to 8d of public w or k s , suc h as ra il ways, &c. The popula- Per lb. tion is now estimated at about. 2,700,000 persons. By the arrival of the Annie Wilson, Shalamer, and Owen Glendower to-day, the two former at Liverpool, and the latter in the Downs, we have received up wards of a quarter of a million of Specie to the amount of bullion in the kingdom. The Silver Market is flat, in consequence of large purchases having been effected yesterday. Business is restricted, and bars are quoted ss. 2d. per oz. standard. The Mexican dollars by the last packet have been sold at ss. O i ld. per oz. About 90,0001. in Russian gold arrived to-day. Although the exports to the Conti nent continue large, the imports leave a small surplus to be taken into the Bank. A special meeting of the Sittingbourne and Sheer ness Railway Company has been held to-day, L. S. Magnus, Esq., in the chair, at which it was agreed ARROWROOT : St. Vincent sold at 3d to 51d. SALTPETRE: Refraction 54 sold at 455, and the article has a dull appearance. In other articles no material alteration, but, with the exception of sugar, markets have a quiet appearance. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—JUNE 23. The market is quiet; subjoined are the prices :—Town tallow 545, net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 56s ; July, 56s ; August to September, 66s 6d; October to De cember, .575. BOROUGH HOP MARKET—JUNE 23. There is no new feature to notice in our markets. All kinds of hops still rule heavy at the late quotations, and on the whole the plantation accounts are more favourable. LONDON MONEY MARKET.—JUNE 23. Consols steady and firm at 921- to 92,§ 4 . all morning. Scarcely a transaction doing. Shares without change, and the same inactivity prevailed asin Consols. Canadian steady. French inactive and unchanged. LONDON MINING MARKET.—JUNE 23. The principal feature to-day is a demand for shares in East Wheal Russell. which are now quoted at 81 to 9. There are likewise inquiries for East Basset, East Gunnislake, Wheal Grenville. and Lady Bertha shares. Generally the transactions have been on a limited scale. Port Philip Mining shares are officially marked 10s. In other colonial, as well as for e i gn descriptions, no change of importance has occurred. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.----jusn.23. There was a full average supply of beasts, sheep, lambs, and calves here .to-day, and the trade for them generally ruled heavy at Monday's currency. Pigs commanded very little attention. Beef, 3s to 4s 6d ; mutton, 3s 4d to 5s ; lamb, 5s to 6s ; veal, 3s 10d to 5s ; pork, 3s to 4s 2d. Number at market : —Beasts, 1,020, foreign, 90 ; sheep and lambs, 11,000, foreign, 670; calves, 500, foreign, 235 ; pigs, 312. GRAIN AVERAGES. The following are the Corn Averages for the we e k en di ng June 18 :—Wheat, 49s lld ; barley, 31s sd; oats, 24s 11d; rye, 36s 9d ; beans, 46s 7d ; peas, 40s 3d. MANCHESTER CORN MARKET.--JUNE 23. Pull attendance at market, aad a rather better tone prevails than for some time past. Holders of wheat and flour generally require an advance of is to 2s per quarter on the former, and 6d to is per sack on the latter, which was reluctantly complied with by needy buyers, and only a limited business .resulted. No change occurred in the value of any other article. A 26 CORK CORN MRKET.--Juma 23. White wheat, 23s 6d to s ; red, 24i 6d; barley, 13s 8d; oats, 13s to 16s 6d. CORK BUTTER MARKET.—JUNE 23. Firsts, 102 s ; soconds, 102 s; thiris, 93s ; fourths, 84s ; fifths, 665. 2,200 in market. GLASGOW CATTLE MARKET.—June 23. F upply of all descriptions of stock larger to-day than for the last two weeks. Beef very dull in sale, and all sorts except top qualities, submit to a redaction in prices. Sheep and lambs in fair demand at last week's quotations. Top Scotch oxen, worth 688 to 60s per cwt.; top Irish ; 68 s ; secondary, 60s to 54s ; middling and inferior, 44s to 48s mutton 6d to 74d per lb. ; lambs, 16s to 23s each; 926 cattle, 2,147 sheep, and 2,300 lambs at market. GLASGOW IRON MARBET.—JI7NE 23. Nothing doing. All at 478 9d to 47s 10d. t o lease the line of the East Kent Railway for five • years, and - to _raise additional capital for the p ur p ose required. The Chairman (Mr. Magnus) said the shareholders of the East Kent Railway Company had already agreed to this lease. The bill for that purpose was therefore agreed to unanimously. In the absence of fresh alarms, whether - transmitted from the Continent, or furnished at home, the Funds to-day were very firin,' the continued, and general scarcity4of .stock having . powerful influence. The issue of the expected battle is awaited with extreme interest in all circles ' - meanwhile speculators operate very sparingly. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange business was limited, but firmness prevailed. At Paris the scrip of the new loan was in course of delivery. The letters indicate that the violent tone of the German press excited a great deal of disquietude. In the Discount Market the rate for best paper has risen from 21 to 21 per cent. In the sugar market to-day an advance of 6d per cwt. was paid. The wheat market presented no Alteration.—Daily News City Article, Wednesday Evening. The English Funds opened this morning at an advance of an 1, and experienced a further improvement, which, however, was not maintained. The railway market has been very inactive, but, as regards English stocks, firmer in character. Most of the leading descriptions closed I to per cent. higher, the only c h ange i n an adverse being a decline of 3 per cent. in • Great Northern. There has been rather .an increased demand for money to-day, but at the Bank the applications for discount show only a slight I SHIP P ING INTELLIGENCE. Even. Height. 528 .. 11 7 ___~-- Melbourne Rouen Minerva Thames .. St. John, N.B. Cambria (ss)., ....ITqvre R. H. Harriman. ...Detroit Leuconia ..... Savannah St. Charles New Orleans- Washington Mobile Eleemosyna Dunkirk Maria de Torzan .... Rouen Marie Josephine Marano Samuel Lock ..New Orleans Louisa Nantes Malakoff.... ..... Bombay Mary Nantes" EXTRACTS. HIGII V THIb DAY ... .... 4 57 WI At LIVERPOOL,-NAV II HOLTITEAD,-N.IN A R Contest Foating Light ....Bombay ,Hortense , .Rouen Henrietta and Rebecca St. Thomas Louisa ... ... Lisbon Jane Symonds . . Barbadoes Golden Light . StJohn, N. B. Isaac Webb .... New York Pagnette de Havre .. Lisbon Pitea Nantes Rose of England Callao Lancaster Annie Wilson . . . . Melbourne Look -out . . San Francisco Crisis Whampoa MARITIME PATER. .—Strong. IVED Shalimar Fairy LIVERPOOL, Jllll2 23. LLOYD'S, 23rd June.—The Iginis (s), Pillyrich, supposed from Liverpool to Constantinople, has been seized by the French. The Grange, from St. Gillie's, toTreston, which put into. Falmouth on the 21st June, after striking the bar, is very leaky, and the Paquette de Havannah, from Havannah, if also leaky at the same port; both vessels have been surveyed and ordered to discharge. The Foam, Davis, sailed from Plymouth a b ou t Septem ber 1, 1858, for the West Coast of Africa, and has not since . been heard of. sloop got aground near No. per chart 10, at 10 o'clock this morning, and at 6 p.m. could not be got off. HUNA, June 18.—Calm, thick, and hazy. About II p.m , the brig Thetis, Porter, of Arbroath, from Riga for Drogheda, with a cargo of flax, got on shore upon the west side of the Island of Strome, Pentland Firth, the weather being calm and eddy tide, with a heavy ground swell. She lies in a very precarious situation, in the face of high rocks, and will become a total wreck ; part of bottom out. The materials and stores are saved, and the cargo in progress of being sa v ed i n a d amage d s t a t e ;i t is ped the whole may be saved, but this depends all on the wind and weather. TRIESTE, June 18.—Tbe journal de Constantinople, of the Bth June, states that amongst the Austrians captured are the ship Caterina V., of 580 tons (grain, ; barque Bariza P., of 478 tons (coal) ; and the barque Demetrio Farlo, of 326 tons (general cargo) ; all captured near Tenedos, by the French screw steamer-of-war Pomone. The Paolina, cap tured near the island of Scio, by the French steamer-of-war Eclaireur. OUTPORTS. GRAVESEND, June 23.—Arrived : The Schiralbe, front Bremen ; Amelia, Pugwash ; Metropolis, Guernsey ; Dol phin, St. Vincent; Lady Laurel, St. Vincent; Ambrosine. Madras ; Diana, Amsterdam ; Charente, Charente ; Mis sionary, Mauritius; William, Lisbon ; Julia, Lisbon ; Etne, Dieppe; Arrow, Jersey; Liverpool, Philadelphia.—Sailed: Sardinian Gem, for Trinidad.—Put back : Oscar, for Cadiz: with machinery damaged. DEAL, June 23.—Passed and anchored :—The Corpora tion, London .to Cape Coast Castle; United States, St. John's to Lond on ; C ons t ance , W es t war d to L ondon ; jenny Jones, 'London to Cardiff. Anchored : Kamschka, North America to Cronstadt ; British Empire, Calcutta to London; Solid, Havannah to London; Eleanor, schooner, westward to London; Theodore Behrends, barque, Hartlepool to Marseil les ; Henrietta, Shields to Mediterranean; Colomtay, Bombay to London ; Nile, Lobago to London ; Sardinian Gem,.Lon• don to Trinidad ; Biobio, China to London • Reward, New Orleans to Bremen ; P ar d ona, C ar di ff to Riga ; Macarter, St. John's to Shields ; Arethusa, Buenos Ayres to London; Victoria, Mauritius to London ; Forata, Foo•Choo to London ; Heckle, westward to London. FALMOUTH, June 23.—Off: Durente, from Australia; Owen Glendower, Melbourne ; Due Sorelli, Monte Video. Arrived : Ballarat, from Adelaide • Don Juan, Matanzas; Alexandria VOlta, and Flschutt, GREENOCK, June 23.—Arrived : Lady of the Lake, front Quebec to Trinidad ; Guericarne, Havannah ; Britannio• Al i ggritius ; Robert Hustle, St. John's, N.B. ; Achilles! Alffamichi ; Ennis, Roden. VESSELS' REPORTS, Report of the ship Shakspeare, J. C. Graham, from Piss` gua March 21st. On May 15th, spoke La Cors, a Sardinian, from Monts - Video to Cork, in lat. 2 9 N, long. 30 16 W. - On May - 31st, th e Wanata, British, from Bombay to London, in lat. 36 56 N, long. 48 41 W. On June 7th, Tasso, British, St. John's, N.F, to Pernam buco, lat. 40 45 N, long. 43 17 W. On June Bth, Johanna Wagner, N. Carolina to London, lat. 42 12 N, long. 43 2 W. Report of the Nautilus, Thomas Hose, from Buenos Ayreot arrived at Falmouth April 17, Brigantine Dumbarton Castle from Glasgoo'l bound to Buenos Ayres, in lat 19 55 8, lon 32 40 W. April 24th, Ametican ship Brewster, of Boston, bound to' Melbourn, in lat 9 S, lon 31 5 W, could not hear yr/lat, port sailed from. May 17, Danish brig Catharina from Rio Janeiro, bound to Hamburg, in lat 21 50 N, lon 43 30 W, 38 days out. May 22, Ship Courier from Bombay, bound to Liverpool, io lat 30 N, lon 45 W, 106 days out. June 6, French barque Phenix from Cuba, bound to Bor deaux, in lat 41 40 S, lon 38 20 W. 34 days out. June 16, Barque Jane Symons from Barbadoes, bound t Liverpool, in lat 44 15 N, lon 14 40 W. Report of the Malakhoff, froin Bombay, March, 4, 1859: --- On May 14, in lat 2 34, lon 21 30, the Stamboul, fro°• Currachee to London. May 14, in lat 2 34, lon 21 30, the Octavia, from Calcutta to London ; 70 days out. May 16, in lat 4 26,T0n 21 36. the Silbert' , from Calcutta to London. June 2, in lat 34 6, lon 43 2, the Prince. Oscar, fro , " Sourabaza to Stockholm • 112 days out. June 5, in lat 35 50, ion 44 15, the Khimgee Oodangeet from Bombay to Liverpool ; 95 days out. June 8, in lat 38 28, lon 43 32, the Christina, from Palermo to. Boston; 63 days out. June 9, in lat 40 10, lon 41 25, the Earl Balcarris, h °l4 Bombay. to London ; 98 days out. June 9, in lat 40 10, IoT il 25, the Forerunner, C ll4ll Bombay to London; 96 days out. June 11, in lat 40 53, Jon 39 35, the Nil Desperandurn, from the Mauritius to Glasgow; 84 days out June 11, in lat 40 53, lon 39 35, the Derwent, fro m iceston to London ; 102 days out. dune 11, in lat 40 53, lon 39 36, the General WilliaMY from Moulmein to London ; 114 days out. June 12, in lat 42 44, lon 37 35, the Catherina, froill Monte Video to Fs? uth ;66 days out. June 12, in 1 44, lon 37 35, th e Fl oat i ng Li g ht, te from Bomba to -erpool; 100 days out. June 15, in lat 44 12, lon 33 50, the Charles Meaureag, Demerara to London; 29 days out. .ne 17, in lat 46 40, lon 27 11, the John Peile, froni Iquique to Queenstown ; 102 days out. A list of vessels spoken or signalised by the shin Ben Nevi', from Melbourne, March 26. May 18, Joshua and Mary, Liverpool to Bahia, in 13t 5 S, lon 32 W, 30 days out. June 6, Natteta, Boston to Cape of Good Hope, in Ist 34 46 N, lon 43 15 W, 18 clays out. June 9, Anna, B a t av i a t o Amster d am, suppl i e d h er n itb provisions, in lat 39 N, lon 42 30 W, 103 days oat. June 9, Bohemia, M on t e Vid eo to Falmouth, i n l a t 39 4 2 N, lon 42 W, 65 days out. June 10, Fl oa ti ng Li g h t, Bom b ay to Liverpool,; lat 39 N, lon 41 W, 70 days out. • al t June 11, Rose M ar i e L ou i se, B our b on t o B or d eau x, 13 40 26 N, lon 40 W, 70 days out. June 11, Rotsehild, Mauritius to Marseilles, in I tt. 41 N, lon 39 W, 79 days out. June 12, During this day passed 26 vessels bound, ward, in lat 42 N, lon 37 W, June 13, Planter, Cape Recif to London, in lat 42 lon 37 W, 63 days out. June 13, Aurora, Barbadoes to London, in lat 43 30 5 ' lon 37 W, 19 days out. --• June 14, Bellona, - steering eastward, in lat 44 8 N, 10/1 35 40 W. • June 16, Seba s t opo l , New Orleans to Liverpoo l,. In tat 46 56 N, lon 304 W. June 17, E ng l and, Bombay to London, in lat 47 lou 29 W, 133 days out. 49 June 18 Star of the West, steering eastward, LI lat N, lon 18 30 W. Damascus (ss), Bellpf FOREIGN PORTS. rom Trebizond at Constantinople, ancl cleared for Malta. Belmont, Drummond, at Constantinople, and cleared for Liverpool. Choice, Smith, hence at Constantinople. Harp, Lisbonnaise, and Satyr, all hence at Nantes. Amitie, hence at Bordeaux. Uzella, Hunken, hence at Harlingen. Maria Ann, Ruffels, hence at Riga. Albatross (ss), Croft, and Sarah, Barokins, hence Helvoet. Henrietta, Lebinerchy, hence at Ell=