Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-13 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL POLICE INTELEIgENOE.—Saturday. BEFORE MU.. MANSFIELD. " UNFORTUNATE MARY .',IITART."—Mary Stuart;. a well known female " g arotter," and who keeps -no less than six "bludgetters" to follow her at night through the streets, and who has c ommitted many depredations about Lime street on infused gentlemen going 'home at night, was brought up by officer 765, on the folio-Wring charge. Mr. "Ruck appeared for the prisoner: The Officer said, at one o'clock in the morning, I saw the prisoner running along Roe-street; and thinking she had committed some depreda tion. and knowing her to be a female sort ofJack Sheppard, I made a grasp and succeeded in catching her. She flung something from her, and I 'brought her back to the place, when I found this pocket-book, with some documents and a five-pound note in it. When taking her to the station this gentleman came up, and said the woman had robbed him of a pocket-book and a five i)nnd note. In reply to Mr. Bluck, the officer said he did not see her " do the deed," but he'knew she had done some one when he saw her running, _as he knew her well. Mr. Charles, the prosecutor, `saidlie lived in Lime-street, and was going home at the time stated. The prisoner followed him for some distance, when he pushed her. away. She -caught him by the coat, snatched his pocket-book out of his side-pocket, and ran away. He was about to follow her, when two or three big men suddenly appeared, and 'obstructed him—so he ran round the other way, and 'met the officer with the prisoner in custody. Mr. Bluck's argument went towards the identity of the prisoner, but Mr. Charles and the officer-swore positively to her, and the latter swore positively he saw her fling something away, which proved to be the pocltet boa. The prisoner was the terror of Limo-street and the' locality, although she had been convicted several times before. His Worship said, Mary Stuart seemed to be an unfortunate name. He sent her for trial. THE SMALL SIEGE t)I , TROT IN 'ATHERTON-STREET. —All the M'Carrieks who were 'remanded on charges of having " kilt" all the M‘Hales, in the siege of Troy that took place in Atherton-street,•on Sunday night fortnight, about the female Helen of the gtreet, 'were brought up for final examination_ Mr. Oobb `appeared for the prisoners. injnred men said they were had • suffered a great deal, to their work for another icc not deal surgeon who att ruled tit out - of danger, hilt l would not His 'S summary way, as the asp t was a very savag therefore, he V would send the prisoners for trial. 1 Cobb : .Will you take bail Tor them? Mr. Mansfield: wo sureties in £l-0 A PIE SPOILED.—Moriis 'Brian, a carter, was charged with having stolen .a . "petrnyworth" of rhubarb from the Crown-street station of the London and North Western Railway: Mr. Bind appeared for the prisoner to make 'hare soup is, "first catch a hare." So a to the fahricaticm a•rhubarb pie is, first g , So Brian thought the easiest-way to do that was to appro priate a'quantity tiled was at - the station, to his ow n use an d benefit. John Arab, a pointsman, at the station said, the prisonerealled With a -cart to take away some things, when he saw him take -some' lettuce from a market carriage Ths witness cotild not 'leave his points at the time, but he called -to the prisoner; who rebuked him for doing so, and saidit was no . harm to take a sal-let ! Witness then saw him take a'brrnch.of -rhubarb front another market cart, and put it intoliis own cart. - Ile called another rnan, 'who went after the prisoner, -and on searching the cart two jars (n baskets), 'belonging„ to Mr. 'Peamon, of Great Charlotte-street, were - founu there concealed. These had been stdien out of a'll-R.mper at the station. Mr. Muck did all he , could to get 'his •client liberated, but he was sent for trial at sessions. EmstnzLEmENT.--4 ag N 1.17 years, was broil oung'man of respectable appearacoc upt:hfirge othardiv;re, the prol3eriy' Of Gamut Scotland-road. Mr. - Cobb appeared for th hers, ironmonge e prisoner. young ma n was an apprentice tale prosecutor, 14r. Carruthers, and he With two or others 'formed a scheme, the object el which was to go to Ametica,:and for this purpose he em bezzled a number of articles'sbelonging to hies'emplover is order to ena'Ae him to proeeed on his voyage;from what money be might realize 'on- the , articles. A•circumstance tra spired that led to the apprehension of the prisoner. His boxes were sedraed, when a -numberof knives and other articles were founti, which the 'prosecutor-identified as his property. There was also in the b0m.:45- 953 which the .prosecutor suspected Chad been taken from his till, to which the pri soner had access, but he 'could not of co urse , identify it. The prisoner pleaded guilty to,stealing• the articles in question. fr. Cobb matie-sonie (remarks to the bench settin - - said i Boner, and la stood hero, Act as atry creature couk ipiravy on Lae part of hirn, as guilty of .as hope that he -wohl grow better •as he grew , older. go to jail for•taree•months, with hard Tabour. He must DUBLI_T ,C 6 la OF QTYEEN'&3ENCEL---Juhe 10 BEFORE TH E COL RT. • KENYON 'TAYLEUR, In this case the' plaintiff, a'coa new trial, anti ire case came on for argument on tie ouuse Shown by the derendants, Messrs. Tayleur and Co., liver -Tool merchants. The action was - for the non-delivery of a -cargo of cads. ':The alleged contract was for the delivery x:lf 3,000 tons of free of -dharge, to the plaintie, who claimed damages on the ground that thoecals had been sent to Cork by the defendants, and sold there to custweers of his (plaintiffl). The contract was —ti-aversed by the defendants, who Alleged that payment was a cone rtior precedent to the delivery of the coals. The case was • before the Lord 'Chief Justice during the sitti” Hilary Term. 'The plaintiff's ease neenpie , / days, and when it —closed the cotinsel for , called for a direction, on the ground fthat there was a variance between the contract proved in evident and that declared on, the lane-pa - lot oontaining the words,- "same tern; as the former transactions." The Ohief Justice held thit there was a Variance, and directed a verdict forth defendant on that ground. He also directed a verdict for the plaintiff on other issues, on the ground that there was an equf nearly two the defendant variance between the real contract and-tb tiefendants statement of the eentract in Some days since, Mr. Lynch, Q.C. (with vi.n. was Pallts), was heard against the conditisnal mkt., M Macdoupgh„Q.C. (with -4vhorn was Mr. Shackleton), w, now head on behalf °Rho plaintiff in support of the ord( sought. Having stated -the — pleadings and -the evidence he expressed his regret thatrthe learned judge who tried thi case had.oot allowed it to go to the jury, as theaesulthadbeei that the plaintiff had .svffered much pecuniary loss and in. justice. The learned 7entlernan was about referring ti some doewnentary evidtace, siren the Chief Justice sail that he waz quite aware -of it. Mr. Macdorvigh : 4atts take care tat the other rnetahsrs of the court _shall'Lav, the facts 'br.. , fore them. The Chief Justice:: 'I ihtl£ tell you, Mr. Macdonogh, that you should tot malt use 'of. indecorous language towards the court. If Macdonogh w.d he did. net - intend ..the slightest disr pect. He bafi a duty to diselargerto his client, which v to bring all the facts before their'2Ordshiog. tNir pled, horn , vvas M to the jury,.or it the refusal t sure his lordship would be ad to xectify it eon authorities in support of his argent. After some di—r... , sion, the' court ga Ne th e pl a i n tiff libe rty to amend and have a new trial, on payment of the coats of the last tr' and of the motion. Their lordshipg were unanimously opinion that the direction of the Lord Chief Justice was a corree one; that there was a variance between the contract stated and proved, and severally stated that. if trvin.T . the case, they would not have given pernslziou!te the plaintiff to amend at the trial. A Citr,n's BRAG. A little child was holding a very animated xonversation with one of about its own years a ifew days Since. A portios.of it was overheard, and it ap peared, to be a dispute as to what their "mothers could do." After naming over various meritorious acts of which their r naternals.Fare capable, the one in question put an end to the dispute :ley exclaiming---" Well there's one thing my mother can do that your's can't : ; my mother can take every one of her teeth out at once r The New York Post tells a story about an Am,. zen now ,-esident White Plains, ,who commenced wedne,... life under flatt er i ng aus ices. Gae" Morning the couple found an ad‘lition -to the p family in the shape of a bouncing infant - several months old. This created much excitement, particularly as, b. , : newly married husbimd was understood to sustain paternal iqations to the little,stranmer, a woman of the place, having . a spouse in California, being the was taken, and .exemplified the mother. Legal advice usual " glorious uncertainpf of the law, p One learned counsellor," says the Post, gave the as tb rican -Qpinion that California ie mother -. was marri6d, ihe ina i, passed of the was obliged to father the infant I A bride did . not object she said, to \he bib . sl in er over to its father; that was all jns. enough, 2.1 1 7 '1 ' 7 ' tlid not wish her sister to have -the tecitibi: tA ii ' but she lion is now undergoing investigation at; the tea ~bi h p e g qu°s a report is expected shortly. This reminds thud a -Yankee in Arkansas, whose wife, a few weeks after marrlb became the mother of a quadrook. . The llkishand went a t ,once to a lawyer for counsel. "Itis a plain ease," said . the kttoAney, " we will make out the papers at once, and obtain nni A divorce." "That isn't what Jam after , " s aid the Yankee, ‘.` I want to know who is to otfil the PiggeT." SPORTING INTFTILIGENCE. A. 31. executes Commissions (mall the principal Races, on receipt of Cash or Post-office order. A. M. will guarantee all -Winnings, charging a Commission of five per cent. Address A. M., NORTHERN TEC% office, Liverpool. ASCOT RACES. Weights for the Royal Hunt Cup, Ascot. New mile, (60 sub 4) age st lb age st lb Leamington ........ .... 6...9 12 Highwayman .............1...6 12 Lead Nelson Zuyder Zee . Knight of Kars .. 4 .8 8 Glenbuck ..... .3..6 11 Old Nick Hepatica Tiara .. . y Stanley Lord of Lorn Theodora .... Kestrel . .. Wilton Blackthorn ..... Star of the East Botany Action Peminn late Aunt Lord Berkeley Ticket or Lea've Union Jack Miss Cath Miatineer Princess EOlipst 1 Woodburn . Lord Nelson Newc Oht Robert I Chatt Tier Lifeboat Cineinna' 'Misty No Comproitise Special liicens, itain Nit Lord Hartiogtori, Mr. C id not the BLNTIN Az I .Queen's Plate C‘ouv Blue Jael. ,- r•atlrer 'btft the terms for- the' best two tho n ths paper did met exceed 21 to 2 1 per cent. Bills having only a few - weeks to run, could be negociated even at 28 per cent. The discount department at the Bank was very idle. The fresh fall on the Paris Bourse, in the face of the successes of the Allies and the strong position of the Bank -of France, is very remarkable. The course of policy in England seems to be watched with a good deal of anxiety. —Daily News City Article, Friday Evening. The Funds have been without much variation. The public seem to have discontinued their purchases. In the Discount Market to-day there was an increased demand, and the rate for the best paper was 21 per cent. No change of importance in foreign exchanges. A sum of £16.000 in gold was sent into.the Bank. Large arrivals of American and Russian gold are announced. The Produce Market, during the week, have been very steady, and have closed to-day with a stronger tone; but, except in one or two instances, prices remain without further change. The Railway Market has aemin shown increased buoyancy, and nearly all the leading English Stocks closed at an advance of Ito per cent. Times City Article, Friday Evening. THE NORTHUMBERLAND AND DURHAM DISTRICT BANK. —On Friday, Vice Chancellor Kindersley sanctioned the declaration of a further dividend of ss. in the pound, pay able in July. The dividend now declared will absorb about half a million sterling. A previous distribution of ss, in the pound has already been effected. General liquidation is said to be progressing favourably. SHIP P INT ELLIG EN HIGH WATER. Even. Height 9 55 . ..10 16 ..14 3 TIIIS DAT WIND At Lt 'j „ A R R Artizan - Huelva Ameliva Canada (ss) Boston Constantino Mobile Canada.... ' Matanzas Clara .... Huelva Doris. Grecian Rouen Fylla Buenos Ayres Fernand Guildot Industrie Dantzic James . Rouen King of Tyre ....Tarragona Nouvelle Caen Northumberland . . . . Corisco Milan New Orleans Souter johnny New Orleans Franklin Haven..N Orleans Fine breeze• . DO. IVED NT Orlp. Sebastian Cabot rse o Antoinette ...... Amateur , .Buel:00 Camilla . ..... • utioo Good Intent.. .• • • ' L i s boa Marie Louise ..... • R oo Marie Theresa . • • • Theresa . ..... Mary . ......... •• • t oo Mag,neo ....... •• • rie torl . MaryWashington•C ha ole , Leone Furst Borwen . • • .Dine/ / .. ,,,s Parker ru% Perseverant ••• • • '3 B 9.g:" Veritas ..... —• • ' Csil' John Owens ...... •, ,, Idel l Rhoderiek Dhu . • • • ' A Agnila Cagliari Albatross .. Malta Beaver (ss) Bordeaux Bcetia (ss) Trieste Camana Fortuna Memel Sonne Riga Endymion New York Potomac New Orleans Majesty La Guayra Fernandes Lisbon Joseph Bushby ....Batavia Midge (ss) Nantes Pactolus (55).... Alexandria Laurena Rita Wiudsbrandt Victoria Persia (, Empire State Suubeam (ss: Mars • - Die r i .*sr f° Y IsTelrt Lair Reeiprocity Pearl Ella • -.0- o tte r des 9, i v Cog' Premier LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-JUXE 11 With a good enquiry for export, a fair business has been transacted in cotton to-day, without change in price. The sales—including 1,200 Pernambuco, 81d to BZd ; 300 Maranham, 71d to 91d; 301 Egyptian, 7,L,1d to 80, and 700 Surat, 4d to 51d—are reported 8,000 bales, of which 3,000 are on speculation and for export. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET, -JUNE 11 Sukar market firm. Coffee is quiet, but firm. Tea Little doing ; common congoa nominally 15d. Rice flat LOTDON TALLOW MARKET.—JUNE 11. Tallow market steady to-day, and rather more disposition to buy at 55s on the spot, and 56s end of the year. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-JUNE 11 Moderate enquiry for the best hops, at previous quotations. In other kinds so little is doing that prices are nominal; LONDON MONEY M IRKET, --JUNE 11 Consols opened at 92Z, advanced to 92a I;n;s, — and were afterwards steady. at 94- 4 , rather sellers. Shares generally good ; quotations about the same as last closing. Canadian and French inactive. -- CARLISLE CORN MARKET.—JUNE 11. We had a fair supply of all kinds of grain at market to day. For wheat there was a good demand at last week's prices. Barley and oats were slow of sale, but not lower in price. NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET, -JUNE 11 Liberal supply of wheat from the growers, which met a slow dragging sale at a decline of fully is to 2s per quarter from Tuesday's rates. In south country and foreign not a single transaction has been d one , m ill ers holding quite aloof. Factors, however, are not pressing sales. Flour without any . inquiry, although offered is per sack lower. Barley maintains its value, with a retail demand. Oats, not much doing, but prices firm. Beans and peas, little doing. DONCASTER CORN MARKET. —JuxE 11. The full average show of wheat, but millers and factors offer to buy at a reduction of is to is 6d per three bushels, which farmers will not concede, and accordingly nearly the whole of the fine wheats remain unsold. A slow sale for beans and oats, at about last week's prices. CORK CORN MARKET.—JUNE 11. Red wheat, 26s 6d; barley, 12s 6d to 14s 6d; oats, 13s 6d to 16s 10d. - GLASGOW IRON MARKET.—JUNE 11 All at 48s. Nothing doing. LONDON GAZETTE. DIVIDENDS. —.JuIy 1, W. Harrop (separate estate), Cul lingworth, Yorkshire, worsted manufacturer.. July 1, W. Gledbill, Monkfrystone, Yorkshire, plumber. July 1, W. Parkinson, Bradford, Yorkshire ' worsted spinner. ,July 4, W. Barnes, Uldale, Cumberland, miller. July 4,Y. Mellor, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, money scriVener. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. --July 2, A. Briggs ' Shef field, builder. July 1, T. B enton and J. Benton Leeds, joiners. - PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—R. Rockliff, sea., R. Rockliff, jun., and E. H. Rocktiff, Liverpool, printers. P. Crimes, C. ,J. Cooper, and M. Drake, Manchester, -glass works. E. Tootal,'lT. T: 13roadhurst, and H. Lee, 'Man chester, manufacturers, so far as regards E. Tootal. J. Rutter and C. Howard, Kingston-upon-Hnll, g rease manu facturers. W. F. Smith and J. M. Bateman, Salford, Lan cashire, engineers. H. Stanton and H. J. Groocock, Leeds, provision dealers.' E. Bent and E. S. Bent, Manchester and Warringten, attorneys-at-lavi. J. Fenton and W. Lord; How,gill, Yorkshire, cotton-spinners., 5 87 v01can0...... 3 .6 10 4..8 4 Gracchus 3..6 10 4..8 4 Wrestler. 4 6 10 3..6 10 ,3 .6 9 3.6 9 4 .6 8 4..6 6 .3.. 6 5 3 . 6 4 3..6 4 3 6 3 3..6 3 3...6 3 3 .6 3 4...5 10 3..5 10 3..5 7 3..5 5 3..5 5 3..5 5 3..5 0 6 paid 4..8 4 Arladne 4...8 3 Nimrod 4 8 2 :R: 6. 8 1 Artl 4..8 0 Turret .6... S 0 Bro to Spdney 6.. 8 0 Otleans ....... 4..7 13 Cotijuror 4 .7 10 Artist.. 4.. 7 10 Birmingham ... •. 4..7 6 Lord of the Manor 4 Alarseillais, 5 . 7 3 Wanderer Mutineer 2 , ClemanthE 2 1 Woodburn 2 , Findon GOODWOOD, 'JULY 26. Nominations for the Goodwood Stakes. Two miles and a half 'Ferndale ißa.rke 4111arlestone 4 Production 3 Girllus - The Woman in Blaels 31Winkfierd 41b h by OA 41 Independence 3 Heiress ..... sDaneanv. 4 Queen Bess, 4 Bevis 4111 orderer.... 4 Bad Faced 31Fkight 4 1 r+ollo 3 Worcester► 3 Commodore 3 upple Jack 4 Queenstown 3 Tattler ..111IrsIvn 4 Rocket. 3 Gladiolus." 5 Heir-at-Law 3 Glenbuck• 3 Laodamia 3 Ruth 3,Sedtury qGasparil :41Tarr;se• Dee;; • : :.3 Mountain Nut ; 4 Spiteful Dick., 3 Irenes'? Rose . 3 Pensioner.... 41Arsenal Baron •de Vida is a .subeeriber; btt did not I narked haring Na IgC DT their owners ordered to remain een entered• withent the know *ill 'be—struck out uuLss speciall Hsr - G—oonwocra Orr, s3OO-zovs., by subscription ()MO sovseach, with DRO added .by the racing fund, the surplus (if any) to be paid in .monay; if 20 subscribers, the second :horse ba receive -100.-s ; 0 foAar, 9st; five, 9st 71b ; aged, 9st 1M1b; mares .and- gtldings" allowed 41b ; pure Barbs, Turkith, or Arabian' horses allowed 321 b ; bred out of th Unitetlaingdom allowed 1111 b, with they AalLbe, evempted from carry- ;o , carry is no other allowance,lha ie value.of X5O, ing -their own stake, as-,second or ,received -£190, 1 : includ hctse, fitiall be illowed .or won, above four, 91b ' • five, 141b-_;.six. and aged, 2i11,; the winhers of , the Derby or Doncaster, --Et Leger, ?.scot, Goodwood, or Doncaster cups, within an interval •of two yearii., 'both:Goodwood Cup days "included, to carty - 71b, or two oar.iiaore.of , thf, above stakes and• prizes 1011) extra. olk. Oil 1 ; 1 Beatiosman B a rgoz 3 I Yellow Rose 3 I Lifeboat 3 I Beethoven 3 I Madefnoistlie (it; Chantill 4 Union Sack .. Wocidbunn Defender,. . 3 I Sannte rer . 3 Blaneheofleficid 4 j Gouviete .. 4 Sehisin .; 6 I Prioress From personal knowledge, I can "a tale qinfold " of the method of cooking up those 'Sucking M.A.'s, LL.D.'s, &e. ',First, catch your tell him to .tell his father -Or mother that their son is .a very clever lad, andlfnat, for 'the sum of 305., he may procure a sheet -ef paper which will, by unseen magic, , conjure 'the veriest " bourgeoise" into a SOlomon 11. 'The amiable parent forks up, or-stumps dawn (both are Classical) ; the lad, the future A.A., &c,, is enrolled; tthe teacher smiles his blandest Age approval ; the threcaubjects for examining are fixed an out on, and forthwith commences a rush for a :degree . , 3 not for real knoWledge; for all subjectsUet to he •. 3 coached up are totally , negleeted, as the University • •• 4 . does net recognise in its 'subjects good manners or morals,;ithey are thrown aside. The teacher vir •• 6 ▪ 3 tually says, " Get instructio n , 'oh ! pupil o f my eye . ; get information, and :get understanding ; but, . 4 4 with Fall thy gettings, get a degree •! —4 all the 'time that the4ie "forlorn hopes ~ ei getting the precious seed ,dribbled into them, 4- • 5 manuring, -no ploughing, no preparation being required,'-' -their unfortunate schoolfellows are neg. ........ lected, much 'to their own gratification ; as they may learn their . icson s , or l eave t h em a l one, their LivEirpool...JULY MEETI e, _The Bentin e k Testimonial t eac h ers won 't , Nrox th emse l ves about them,— " they closed with-20, an d the Malyneux Plate with 32 entries. pays their rees,:and g e t s th e i r 4 1o i ce. " enai THE T ALE , 1?7 ADMIRAL HU.'COUR'Y'S ETUD.—We are - o correct an e rror re l at i ve to the disposal of Admiral oh, fond pa r e n t ! say I , i s more What time, llarcourt's stud•L® Lord Lonclesborongh, a s the sale C, delightful than 'lmyhood, when mea s l es , fevers, & . set in, or are in a catching etmdition ; what time better, fitted for the ruin of brain and body? I need not refer to the hundred cases of infant prodigies , e who :have gone out with farthing .candles ; I need nnot -quote .to you the highest medical authorities to t show-that incessant intellectual work will soften the e brain—say working from §i a.m. to 6 p.m., and at .home up to the small hours of the morning-, need I ? I No ; for, perchance you, with Judy, "don't believe in brainsf or, perhaps, you,. Macbeth live,. will not believe, "that when the brains are 'out, the boy will die.. If you are partial to parrots, and have studied their eccentricities, you will know at once what I mean, when I say, that in the greater !Umber of cases the training for the middle-class examinations 7 • ; as adapted to the teaching of parrots, who learn by emote, and figure in any institute which, though Polly-theistic, is neither polyteehnically useful, nor (without disparaging the late Mr. A. Holme) orna mental. Having treopassed .so far on your space, I will conclude with my best wishes for the right intellectual training of the rising generation, with whom in Liverpool I have enjoyed ninny pleas - ant hours ; and in the words of Charles Kingsley I would say,— " Be good, dear boys, and Ist who will be clever." —Yours sincerely, . ANTI-CRAMMING. June, 1859. Zu . ydei• Ze Ishermat 3 Glaaiolu - s 4 b by 3g U. Miles, ant Padwick j 'LATE Of 1,000 tViIiTS lin specie) ingnutelx Of Gala italpho I North Lit Queenstown Rocket Tun Thumb Tomboy Priuress Starke Beaton I Compron NGW, Miss Catli7 Rogerthorp, - ALLOT( Uralian ... Biack — Tommy - Rouble' ..... liarlestow... Fadladeen ... Ethiopian' Charles II 3rirnstone, where, also, is a v nd Gildermire one®f the old at aer foot bffoltigeur, at arcing brother Ellington —By. order of the ?Mister of the horse th geights for the Queen's Plate, run for at this meeting ii Gy, are to be in 'fr r ture as follows: —Three year old s 7s SALISBURY Yeomanry Races will take glue it , on Wednesday next. the 15th inst.. tyvhet many of - 41 0--- GLASGOW CORN EXCHANGE.—The Corn Exchange, Hope-street, which has been undergoing important and radical alterations for upwards of a year, was opened for business on Wednesday. The size of the large hall is 110 feet in length, by 80 in breadth. It is well lighted from the roof, the decorations of which are of a classical character, and beautifully finished. Two rows of pillars support the ceiling, between which the windows are arranged in a series of three aisles, the centre one being the largest. . Through these aisles, placed at regular distances; are nineteen large circular panes of glass, which, while they give a variety to the ornamental work, act as auxiliary media for the admission of light. Below the Exchange, on the ground floor, are a suite of offices, And below these are large and capacious storehouses. The ivlditio and filter4this will, we Intlieve t pest upwards of £5,000. The South Hers Hatfield Part iuur•caps wilt oe run for by horses IN _ eommistioned officers and-privates of the regiment. Ipswich Races are filied for the %th and 20t1i Oetober, under the stewardship of Lord W. Powlett, Lord 'W. Scott, lion. Admiral Rcus, R. Burrell, Esq., and T, Clarkson, F„so. longing to t he con. Tun~URGIQUEEN'S PLATE.—We are glad to state that the puritanical opposition made by one Baillie Grieve to the ;races held at Musselburgh, has been resisted by the town council of Edinburgh. This civic Dogberry b;ought forward a motion to the *feet that the council should cease to ask for the money from the Queen's purse, which is annually awarded, but that body upon a division stoutly maintained its right, and the sanctimonious Baillie had to pocket his scruples with a majority of 11 against his motion. The dam of Ralph° has been recently purchased by Sir istone Newman for 300 gs (besides contingencies), with 101 l foal Riccabocca, by Fandango. This mare was `lased by her late owner for £25, having previously, given away three times. Sbe is the dam also of - noon, the property of Mr. T. Farrington, of Lazenby and in traininc At gr • kyo ut./1 LIU N. Mr. Hotham has named his bay yearling colt by Autoerat out of Sister •to Brocket,---Fisherman. [Surely another name could have been found to prevent the confusion which must necessarily arise from the adoption of that, by which Mr. Higgins's old horse is so universally known.] The following have arrived at T Brown's stables, Lewes : an d bay Brown co l t (b rother to Loyola and Schism), 2 yrs ; Donna C ossach i a, by Cossack out of Lady of Lyons, 2 yrs yearling colt by M uscov i te, out of Days of Yore, , has been named Brunow. punba-Tee,mondent informs us that Mr. Richard Sutton has market 4 0t . r' at Arth s , and th a t th e h orse h as l e f t New r„ llid ia ,a s trtbles at Hednesford. ciytherus a,vompanied by two two- THE 'NORTHERN - TIMES 310:NDAI, JUNE 13, Can year olds, hate left SaerwooTs' Treen's stales al Bedkhampton. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, `SEttarday Evening.. There vms rather a better feoling in the Cotton Market today, and prices were pretty well main tained. the sales wore 8;000 :biles, including 1,000 on speculation and for export. In the Liverpool Share lliarlet there was a fair business done at firm prices. The Money Market remains in a very quiet state, the demand for accommodation may be said to have slightly increased within the last , few days, bnt the rates of discount are very low, say 21 per cent. for first-class bills, and the consequence is there are very few applications at the Bank of England.- Bills having only a few days ' , to run can be negotiated at the private banking establishments even at 2 per emit Sir R. Tigot has p arehaseirl+6f Mr:Mrhittaker his yearling( colt The Seatertian Friar, 'by 'Nevniinster, out of Sister of Mercy. Bellona.was given. away Oki heirrace at Epsom, -anU , bas beenrre-named The Present. The stallion lon died at Ohantilly on the Ist instant. H. Boyce of Niewmarka.has-heen engaged as private trainer to Earl IN Ltzwilliain*nrid `'Eon. G. W. Fitzwillio.m. The horses will b trained - on'The earl's estates, in York shire. Wrn Boy te (who, .we 'Wive, in the first instance, was offered the allpointnnt),' has been eng,aged , as first Jockey. Died, at Born' tay, East Indies,-April 1, after a •fevihours' illness, 'C4.. Brow It, leaving a - Wifc•and child- The deceased was formerly i A tbe enrpley of 'Mr . W. Cooper, 6f New market, and w nnthe Canibridge4hire on Datia,-Itc. Wm. Bunn, a werk-cnotsn =jeckey in France,• died re cently in the Antilles. dit that lir. F. Higgins ha refused 5,000-gitineas for !anaington AMEIaCAN TROTTING Mxacu.—Mr. Harlan as made a match for the. cheenut horse 'which he drove• at the late Newmarket - meetings to' trot 17, 18, 19, and 20-miles in one hour in har "mess—the match to come off in two' months, or the deposit of :ClOO to be forfeited. MATcu , N.—Newmark-et Seoond October Meeting : The match bet weep North LincbkL and Musjid is brought for-, ward to Monday, and that 'between Lord'elasgow's Miss 'Whip col ,t and Lord Stradbrooke's Guilderis postnoned till Wednes( l ay in the Craven' Meeting, 1860,T.Y.C., Bst 71b. each, 20 0 sovs., h. f. Houghton Meeting. -Thursday : Sir Hawley's MuSjid,Vst, against Mr. F. Reliuson's Ariadne, 'Bst 41b, A.F., 500 sovs., - 20'0 ft. York August Meeting.— 'First D ay : Mr. Charles Reynard's Basilisk; `Bst 21b (Mr. C: Soynto - a to ride), against-3 Zr. Gilly's Flash in the Pan, 9st (jockey to ride), botivthree year olds, onennile and a quar ter. 20( 1 sovs., 50 ft. Txs Aseoz Cur.—The 'Ascot Race flap, "which will be contended for en Thur6=lay next, on the royal and aristocra. tic coo rse on Ascot-heath, is this year from the well- mum actory of Mr. of Brutanc-street. The cup, which is shaped like a nautilus shell,:is supported by a group of three females, somewhat a ft er th e groups of Calif.- _ _ handle, or that I—a man-reining' in the which supplies its place, -is formed by a grout • back :3, rearing steed. The whole composition is very 'lnas terly. the female group 'being particularly elegant, 'and the 'her group remarkable' for animation and correctness of The cup is from a design a Mr. E. P. Parris, modelled by Mr. Marshall Woods, the sculptor. HORSES STRUCK OUT OP THEIR ENGAGEMENTS. anato mi R. A On the 2nd inst, at Ti p.m., Heroine of V Lucknow and Drapery out of the Oaks. On the 3rd inst, at 1 p.m ceepsake out of the Oaks. all Count Batthyany's ' hor out of their engagements at Chelmsford. On the 3rd inst, at 2.15 p.m., Ladylcingston out ofthe Oaks, On the 4th inst, about 3 p.m., Rosabel out of the -Man chester Cup. On the 4th inst, about 3 p.m., filly by Windhoundout of Castaside out of her Manchester enga g ements. On the 6th inst., at 9 a.m., Si m pl e Simon out of all his engagements in Lord Portsmouth's name. On the 7th inst, at 9 a.m., Lottery out of the Grimston Plate and Gold Cup at Beverley. On the 7th inst, at 9 a.m., Whinstone out of the Bishop Burton Stakes at Beverley. On the 7th inst, at 9 a.m., Lord Lumley out •of the Londesborough Produce. Stakes at 'Beverley. On the 7th inst; at 3 p.m.; Rogerthorp out of his engage-' s at Ascot, ie 7th inst, at 3 p.m., •Odd Fellow out of his engagements at Chelmsford le 7th inst, at 3 p.m., Rousillon out of the Ascot On the 7th inst, at 3 p.m., all• Count Batthyany's'horses out, of their engagements at Hampton. .On the Bth inst, at 10.40 a.m., Summerside out of the Ascot Cup. A'few pickings by youra, &c., A FRIEN :E'afAN IN THE MOON • OXFORD MIDDLE CLASS EXAMI NATIONS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES. Sit,—As the time " draweth nigh" kir the annual exaMination for Oxford, commonly styled "middle;" may T'trespass on your patience and the public by the foTiowing remarks. It' is now a period of eighteen months since the middle-class 'examinations mania broke out in Liverpool. Men who were self-qualified, and men who were not in any way qualified to make speeches about anything from Pike water to Papal aggresSiOn,' let out their extra wind at that time. Many, in'-blowing 'off their steam, blew . theniselves out. - collar 'I anu used into' their natural nothingness. At the present time the annual troubling of the education& world is again about to appear, but this time in a mild form—no platform emptiness; no " windy suepirations of forced breath.' However, for the small sum of 30s; every mother's son of a larlinry mav'become __me loaded will]. titles, University ononrs, tattli that sort of thing, if he can, for that - - At the announcement of the defeat of the Ministry the'Market for Public Funds and Securities assumed a:buoyant tone, and - a rise of 1 per cent. was estab lished. Subsequently, however; a check was given by the publication of certain statements relative to the attitude of Prussia, and at the close prices were about the same as on yesterday. Consols were 'Officially marked at 92! to 92% ex div, for the Bth July, and afterwards were quoted at 921 buyers, or equal to 94 buyers -cum div ; closing at 92Z to 921 ex 41iv. Althougn the tranfer books are now ' shut, transactions are officially recorded, for money, at 93% to 94 with the dividend. The Three per Cents. `Reduced have been dealt in at 92,1 to 931; the New Three per Cents., at 924 to 931; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 941; the Scrip of the New Indian Lean at 931 ; and Exchequer Bills, -at 23s to 26s prem. During the earlier part of the day the Old Turkish Six per Cents. were in great demand, and had risen to '72 and 73. Subsequently, however, the fall in Consols affected the Stocks, which at the close exhibited a downward tendency. The New Loan has advanced to 59 and 60 Mexican, Peruvian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Sardinian Bonds are all inquired for and firm. In the London Railway Share Market to-day, the actual amount of business doing was small, but prices showed an advancing tendency: Eastern Counties have advanced to 55, Lancashire and Yorkshire to 881 to 884; London -and Blackwall to 65 ; North Western to 891, 894 ; North Eastern, Berwick, to 87 and 871 ; and South Eastern to 654 ; Great Northern have declined to 9941 and Midland to 981. The Foreign and Colonial Lines are very quiet. Lombardo -Venetian, Uld 'Shares, realise 61, and the New, 6 to 61. Great Indian Peninsula have improved to 981, 98 1 1; and East Indian to 1011, 1012. Joint Stock Bank and Miscellaneous Shares are at about former rates. London and County, 281 29. Bank of Australasia,'B4l. P rov i nc i a l of Ireland, 72.. South Australia, 301.. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 80. South Australian Land; 36; and Red Sea Telegraph, 9. The closing 'prices were :—Ambergate, Nottingham, and Eastern AtnctiOn, 5?-, 5-4; Caledonians, 78, 79; Eastern Counties, 541, 551; East Lancashire, 861, 871; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 71, 73 ; Great Northern, 99, 100 ; ditto A, 80, 82 ; Great Westerns, 541 ; Great Western of Canada, 1411,141 ; Great Southern and Western, 104, 106 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 88%, 89; London and North-Western, 881 89 ; London and South Western, 884, 891; Leeds Northern, 441, 45; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 35, 35%; Midland Stock, 981, 981 • beans —_ North British, 531, 54 ; South Eastern and CORK CORN A1ena......_ Dover, 651, 66 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick is 864, 871 ; York and North Midland, 704, 711. feed wheat, 26s 6d ; barley, 12s 6d to 'is ...„ 6d to 16s 10d. - - .._ 1 Respecting the mo vemen t s i n Mi nes during the GLASGOW IRON MARKET.—JUNE 11. .. ' week, the Mining Journal says , -- __ . . , . The MinMiningShare 'Market h as been pretty steady' thi s Gil A VDSEND. J un e 12 , —Atri i ed week, but without any large amount of business transactions, or any exciting improvements' or discoveries. ' The con tinued decline in the 'standard for copper ores deters those who seek for mining investments from embarking in the heavy dividend stocks, which are in consequence drooping in: price, and seem likely, in the absence of discoveries, to go lower. It is for this reason, perhaps, that mote attention is paid to ,good progressive mines likely to advance ere long, also to speculative shares, which constantly rise and fall in the market, from jobbing influences: Among the progressive mines having most attention are Tamar Consols, Ludcott, Kelly Bray, Pendeen, Great Retallack, Buller and Basset, North Crofty, -West Frances, North Roskear, East Gunnis Lake, Higston Down, Wheal Grenville, &c., ; and among, the dividend mines which keep in idemand may be named Cam Brea, Herodsfoot, Trelawny, - West Caradon, Margaret. Tincroft, and Tolvadden. The Movements of the Precious Metals during the past week- have not been very extensive. The imports: have comprised 69,9561. from Australia, by the Shooting Star ; and 32,0001. by th e C a l eroon ; 61,453/. from the United States, by the Arago ; and 12,054/. by - the Weser.; 7,0001. from the West Coast ' of Africa, by the Ethiope ; and about 200,0001. in gold from Russia—making a total of 382,4631.- The CAUTION !—EIFLEMEN ! !-'—Don't form without taking a exports have bcea 114,620/. to Bombay, by the Indus ; box of Dr. Torren's Herbal Pills ! They purify the blood ! i 12,8481. to the Brazils, by the Avon ; and shipments Strengthen the nerves! I Preserve health !! ! ! d to the Continent, through the London Custom-house, LADlES.—Thompson Brothers, 5, Elliot-street, sell the estimated at 64,7601., maki ng a t o t a l o f 192 , 2 2 81 . b es t f ou r sh i ll i ng tea in England. d 0 wino. to the increased demand ler silver for ex- No SHIP SHOULD GO TO SEA without one of Saunders portatiL, to the East, the quo t a ti on h as a d vanced to and Co.'s Patent S e lt- c l eans i ng Ch arcoal F i lters, cased and 621 d. per ounce standa r d. fitted-up expressly for use on b oa rd s hi p. N ote the address, , SAUNDERS & Co., 16, Park er - s t ree t, 'Liverpool. 'd Of the eleven Australian go ld s hi ps k nown to be been HOUSEKEEPERS.—The coffee sold, son by ,Thompson Monarch the way to. England, several a re now due. The Brothers, 5, Elliot- s t ree t, a t Is. p Monarch has out 101 days, with 171,400/. ; th e 4d., is better tha n you Chili 93 days, with 61,100/. ; th e E ssex and Indian pay ls. Bd. for at any other establishment: d LEWIS AND COMPANY'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT FOR Queen; 90 days—the former with 56,1001., and the BOYS' CLOTHING.—Number of boys clothed for the :week latter with 10,0001. - - ending Saturday, June 11th, 978: corresponding Mr. Coleman, one of the official liquidators of the week last year, 928.—Increase, 50 boys. d Northumberland and Durham District Banking It is a well known maxim that "time is - money" —the Company, has obtained the sanction of Vice Chan- terms are relative ; st, to save one -is to save the other.' We Batavia. eellor Kindersley t o th e payment °la second dividend sera both time, end economise patience, an d -present good Milan (ss), Bruce, frotaLondon at Gibraltar, Iv' of 5s in tho pound, to be distributed in the first Week tempers, when we have a good PEN--a bed one upsets pati- for Genoa, in tow. • nee and temper. Preserve all, then, by purchasing your Athenian (ss), hence at SierrieLeone. deed in July, to the creditors of this unfortunate concern steel e pens and other stationery,' at h E . T. Hall's inole making altogether 103 since the bank has been placed Token, from Lagos at Sierra Leone, with mast er sale steel pen warehouse. 23, out John -street. Joan and proceeded for Liveipool April 27. "co. ,under liquidation. From the statement presented it e. ...Mott's, Thomas Lowe's, G. W. Hughes, and other makefs is .evident that the ultimate payment will be to the I dens at ls per gross. Good Pen Holders 2d per dozen. d . mathilde, Larrinaga ; N.. S. 'del a vi an Prime r Armenian (ss), hence at Madeira, and sailed for Y e r r i s de full ,extent that Wa,s originally anticipated, but it ' HOLLOWAY'S Pitt , s.—Extraordinarily ' hot weather is Cardenas, and Armoriel—all hence at Havannfo rill take a lengthened period to complete the whole often productive of unpleasant consequences to many. The AMERICAN SHIPPING. arrangement. The amount which will be absorbed liver, the stomach, and bowels, are more or less seriously A mer i ca (s) hence at Halifax June 1 by this payment is upwards of 530;000/. I affected, so that Englishmen:are, at certain seasons, liable New York (s), and Hammonia Cs.s.), The directors of the Cape Town Railway and Dock Ito disorders of warmer climates. They cannot have a better ; Mt Flora, from Cochin Ch na ! yofr Company announce that the first sod of the under- safeguard, or a more powerful curative, .than Holloway's both Ar b a o t n N a e f w ro Y m or p k e . nang ; phine from Rio; and Byzantium ; all hence at Now Scrilitteria;a,Card, Morgan,h e f n r c o e m at m S ei t h . o J ti o na hn ei, N at . B it. justly celebrated pills. . They cr . zool and p . urity the blooq, and taking was turned by Sir George Grey, on the 31st reader the system les s . liable to Irregularity; or when . disease March, in the presence of the members of the is present, they abate its force, and at last subdue it. Dysen- D Ca . r s m te e w n, ar h t e , n p ee re a n tll ss, a Colonial Partiainent ; and that the works have been John, tery, biliousness, acidity of the stomach, sick headache, and commenced forthwith by the contractor, the cOmpany debility, speedily disappear before this inestimable inedi- Alania, Patterson, hence having been put in Possession of the land required for tine, d • the entire line. The amount paid in anticipation of AMUSEMENTS IN LIVERPOOL. —Open from ten in the li at a C h Ga . ar l d v i e ff st a o t n. Eali Harvest Home, from Androssan at Providence- Weeks R N o e b w i n Orleans. son F i n d 1 calls having been considerable, no further direct call morning until ten at night. Allsop's Wax-Work eihibition. is at present necessary ; but the board intimate that they continue 'to receive payments in anticipation, on which, by the contract between the Colonial Govern ' merit and the company, the guaranteed interest at Conqueror,All the kings and queens, from and including William the down to : Queen Victoria ; also, princes and princesses, dukes, duchesses, lords, eminent statesmen, warriors, poets, divines; also all the most -noted personages f the past and present &c. Allsop's sculpture Constitution, Hio• i Rive7deaele, at both h combo, Anderson ;sb'ury, Askin, N . ' - Flaton ; all hence at Halfax. ' hire, e g ns, and New Ham shire, as' leer eilson • and am , the rate of six per cent, per annum will be paid from of theages,galleries, Ceylon, M'Pherson, hence at Miramichi. the day the amount is deposited with the company's containing upwards of 3,000 statues, selected from all parts of the world, varying from fi - t twenty feet in ce 9 height, H um phrey; 1) 1 10 1 fr° I E. A. Smillard, hence; Lanarkshire, and Le t il'' °Plymouth ; Eliza, Keith, from Cork; and Aurora, hankers. Allsop's dioramic, panoramic, cosmoramic, and stereoscopic In the London Produce Markets this week there views of intense interest . Allsop's musical promenade. Marra, from London; all at Quebec. i .„ l . str 3 ; has been increased activity in two or three of the 1 Th e above attractions are now combined, forming one large William and Joseph, for Limerick ; Retreat , f u r (1 for - ..4 leading imports. With considerable transactions in I establishment, in the immense, and magnificent building raer; Padyona, for Lancaster ; Lord Sidm r ou e ,_ sii; ICl'„, both landed and floating parcels Sugar has advanced known as the Teutonic-hall, next door but one to the gow ;St Lawrene, for Clyde ; Maine, fo 11 ,"_ t etle°'' Gd to is per cwt. The demand has been chiefly for County Court, Lime-street, Liverpool, and nearly opposite Prinds, mid Imperial, for Liverpool—all cleared May 28. r . jv le l the home trade. Stocks in the United Kingdom the Adelphi Hotel, and is open to the public at 6d each ; Be Witt Clinton, cleared at New York for -..- e children under ten years' of age, 3d each. Mr. Allsop's4. have increased to 100,000 tons against 92,500 last May 0 3 • ' year. The Government contract for 280,000 gallons exhibition has been pronounced by the press of Liverpool) Kalamazoo, sailed from Charleston foil Liverpool 31'1" of Rum has been taken at an average of 2s 31d proof, London, and elsewhere, to be th e m os t perfect, superbly- Rosins, Gale, left Savannah for Liverpool May 26 6 0 e0: ( magnificent, t and . largest l establishnient in the world; a fact The Pleiades, which sailed from New Orleans fe,r e err ' and the market has since shown rather more activity, that canno possib y be contradicted. Be sure to observe town May 3, was:burnt at sea (no date is given); ''' but quotations have not been much influenced. Coffee the name "Allsop," at the entrance. proprietor Mr cargo saved • . ea is less freely offered, and firm in value, at about 2s to I W in. An s ' op. - Sole ' de' ' • " e 3s advance from the lowest point. Floating cargoes I EXTRAORDINARY AND USEFUL 1 - VI warehouses stores, `Vest, on May ce., and dwellin -houses we an de eeue e are in request for Mediterranean ports. Guyaquil I nothing that housewives complain of with greater truthful- of which contained g landed es ' f ere 16, si st Y,l 01l 114 hogsheads sugar, „ w hich ' Cocoa advanced to 60s, affected by the recent ' ness, than the breaking of some favourite piece of lass Ayrean, from Matanzas to Queenstown, all or Government contracts, and Grenada has maintained valuable china, or earthenware. In hundreds of casesuch destroyed. bore 0 5 A things cannot be matched, and of cannot be . mended. its value fully, while the inferior qualities of Trinidad course NEW YORK, May 28.—The Connecticut (ship) is ° r I l k' have again receded 3s to 4s per cwt. Advices from 90 miles north of Tybee, with six feet of water in 11° her' China report a deficiency of 10,000,0001b5. in the The latter want has been obviated by an ex:traordinary and effective invention, by Mr. Adshead, of . Derby Pottery, near Doubtful if she comes of. Steamer has been sent t° $1 ,..) vai l° 0 exports of Tea this season, and the market is firmer Derby. It is a earnest that may be said to he al in a per manner, all cracks and breaks in the articlessnoken of , Weather unfavourable. (By telegraph from Ss ns t., i The Connecticut was towed from Mobile on 11th ?.. 1 0) in consequence. Considerable public sales have been The i b in .progress during the last two days, and very full benefit no t t on h ly s in these, but in marble, alabaster, &c. need not be dwelt on. We have seen ballast, for Savannah, to load for Liverpool. Sh e . rme d S prices were realised in all cases. Rice is still neglected, so ene e fi of o i f ts t e i ffec ar s l a c t t e Mr. Hall's, our neighbour's, and te tons register, built at Essex (Ct) in 1849, ratcl k e. ,, L_' ;D oe T, Richardson and Co., of this city, and is f litY innate and to sell l ower price s would hav e to be taken. The glass m that has been cemented by it is stronger in that part here. only cha nge in Spices is a rise of 3s in Cassia,Lignea. than in any other. The article is very cheap, and no house Saltpetre is firm, but without activity, can be long without it. Mr. Hall is the agent for its sale ---,-- 4 ,—• fir3b le The Funds showed a little duln ess a t one p er i o d. In the in Liverpool, and all interested ., can judge for themselves by T o S HIPPERS AND Exp DRTERS. —A afternoon, however, the markets r esume d a d ec id e dly L'em looking in at his establishment. Agent for Liverpool, B. a r ti c l e o f e x p or t, t o w a rm climates especially, m ost PA self arc A n ders_ appearance, and Consols left off about i per cent. better T. Hall, 23, South John-street. Sold in bottles, is each, cleansing Charcoal Filters, patented by Messrs. . 3 ecv are_ than yesterday. The plethora in the money Market lor zent free on receipt of sixteen . postage stamps. N.B.— and Co., of 16, Parker-street, Liverpool—iu fact?' jelow genuine, except Ineeing the signature. "E• T. ievaluable wherever there is ha?. water. S. a nd Co. 4 1 continues to exercise a stimulating influence. The . None as; demand fq money 1 - 4 the Discount Market to-day was I Hall." I d 5 libgid dimpt on export igld wholesale orders. MARITIME EXTRACTS. 11' LIVERPOOL, Jun e „ . 0 0, The schooner Ann, of Granmemouth, with a ca r r'os granite stone, all sail set, and'aandoned by her cre vr % t ot boarded on the 10th June, Bardsey Island E N. 8., ntc 20 miles. by the. Parker, arrived h ere f rom Demerara. n Ann sank shortly after, and a portion of her hull cam e u per QUEENSTOWN, Jun e ' 9.— Off : The Hero from Ca nt° ,l4 Liverpool, short of p rov i s i ons ; got supp lied , an d proce'. The Senator, from Bombay for Liverpool, landed tens"' sick with scurvy. , frOg SIERRA LEONE, May 19.:—Th e N er id e , Mainiana/„J 0 London, arrived he re M a y 2, took fire on the 13th ; it was found that th e fire could not be extinguished, It ero intended to scuttle her near the sh ore . H.M. sloop tlO was capsized in a tornado May 9, about 300 miles froiuvo port, and sank, taking down with her 107 persons• b o tit commander and 25 o f th e crew were p i c k e d up a t 5e 3 , 11 „ the 14 hours after the' ca t as t rop h e, an d • lan d e d h er e, 'PO Irlam, Blackie, from Old Calabar. The Heron sank 111 than 10 minutes after she was struck by the tornado. ce ji; TOULON, June 10.—The Austrian ships Guido, Af eli bOe Belle Adelaide, Marrotich ; and Remote, Buteracb; been brought in here prizes. • 1 , ANTWERP, June 9.—Th e mas t er o f t h e F renc h ship re lit Napoleon, from Marseilles for Madras, which ar ,4l4° „oli slr Valencany with da mage , reported having seen an ( fiii; ship of above 2,000 t ons , h o ldi ng t h e same cour se the hurricane of the 24th and 25th of April, w ith 0 0 10 board, and which th e master believes to have beeu he did not see her again. A. 0114 PORTO•FERRAJO, -May 31.--The Austrian brig - ‘ ,14 Miglievich, from Enos for Marseilles (oats), havinQicel a leak at sea, was put on sho re a t C apo C aste ll o, to L' l ,: t 10' of this island (Elb a ), an d was brought into th i s Pch pie" night very leaky, and is now discharging her cargo, it is feared, has sustained much damage. frOW GRAVESEND, June 12.- The Forrester,i, St.lrinCerit ; Petrel, Riga; Commodore, St Lucia; ', s el lyn, Buenos-Ayres; G ra nit e Cit y , S y dn ey; Gu e iles Michelli Clintold, • Mauritius ; Cresswell, RiSa ; still e Catherine, Stralsund ; Q ueen of Sheba, Tobago ;anew Witch, Manilla. Sail e d : Th e Ell en, f or Co r fu; , Labrador ; A mazon , New York; Hastings, New b e. Carl, Hambu rg h. DEAL, June 12.—Passed : The Coleroon, from Mets li til! to London ; Zealandia, Woodsund to London ; F c ' f! `" St. Vincent t o L on d on ; Ali ce (ss), London t o v i e r , to Stamboul, Live r p oo l t o L on d on ; C ommodore, Leor St Lucia; Kingleader, Poo-chop; Victor Emmanue,", fo r : don to Calcutta;. Spirit of the Oce an , London I 'ol9 Phillip ' • Duke of Roxb urg h, L on d on to Kurracliee i .; oo ..cll ee Prince, Loudon to Sie rra L eone ; S tar of t h e E as t, to London ; Secret, St. Kitts to London ; Trinidad to London ; Alignas, Moulmein to -L' ° "1,49 11 : Metropolis, Guer n s e y t o London; Alliance, Trinidad t° For! don; Alex an d r i a , Al goa Bay to London; Frere s, Beaufort to L on d on; O scar, Buenos Ayres to, l'„--0055' Challenge, Buenos Ayres to London ; Kenning, Guernsey to London ; President, St. London ; Tynmouth, Colombo to London att 4 ' Pernambuco to H am b urg h ; Ad jb ar, London to 'Col c f oo to Sir Beovas, London to Calcutta ; Enterprise, U hiv ere , Calcutta ; Azorian, Lo n d on to Teneriffe 2 * Cans . --1 - London to St. Vi ncen t ; C anter b ury, to New - Frederick Gustave, London to Brest. GREENOCK, June 11.—Arrivrd Odessa ; Christina, Nantes. Jersey ; Killarney (ss), Rouen The Luteker. ftfoi Sailed The Expres FOREIGN PORTS. Crested Wave, Nimrod, Melita (ss), an d Legna n° ' hence at Const an ti nop l e. Blarney (ss), from V o l o a t Constantinople, and left .'ll 30 on her return. 001. Albanian (Bs) ; at Messina, and cleared for Liven ) Le Cog, De Grave, hence at Bruges. Euphrates (ss), hence at Messina. Herman and Albert; hence at Smyrna. Sarah and Marie, hence at Viie. Camilla, Fignet, hence at Alexandria. h h hen ce Johanna Cathari na , - an d Alb ert Edward — bo th from SoutharaPt°9 '`*•...___ t,ttex.._,l chie f ece n Iltt by Si ° t ' t p o I Dieu r I ,:!ges, e o: Ir e ' 14 Al 114ght. ►4, V_l (I,lllee 411 6 . i ItOPA . • • , U A " Tit •• Id e Pas A ` rates ,11,„ Wi .141:11e AR L a Y, t 4 1 3 4 1 t u , 'A4E .! .. )4,, (Th e here '' 4l ; it Ty b kly rt k 6N GA SPii( I Tl' of k 4xu o AR k i4 g at Itiii 1 1 . ,,,, e on P l 'l' tr y of 1.'~i~~~( ,. ~~-~~~. T~~~ 4'4 4 ' it 7 `litt has tk, 4id 0 ` eugh klm I\`t4been so J ho `.4.1,1 ~ a ~ ; ~ ~: ,: •~-~. t l t l , k It t l• ot , Ki tityv sE.'rE or st P tits /4 cy~ 40A. I'ool k kiti iA l r , e4 ~BIA ~, ire