Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-03-17 00:00:00

CAPTAIN AND CHARGE AGAINST SHIP OWNER,is- AND C LERK, FOR CONSPIRACY rfit. CHALO captain -^" - Mr. lit up. .IN , T'ER, Id, at the Police Court, t' Thomaq V ght, the rsey, and a clerk were brought up by Inspector charged with aer, tinab( e ship arrived with a cargo of t The vessel conn 1 on the 7 d when the wh aid to B of boo book v the - next Inc thing could somethir. 'could be di Mr. Clo the boot Witn€ understo captain the wei Bouchi the Warwic Pouchier's was thing fr ireight WOE something c Mr. o'l\Teill NOW COTTC Mr. GI witness was months, ar inspected I Mr. Ufa he would to the sess for trial. LIVER PO OBTAIN HazelgraN - clerk in tiie was brough one for ha Messrs. Ho lug obtai, obtainin; traced hi in Salfor him, and hi could not e kiiown, rest in this town the bank abc respectable receirinz t more to f Layeeek. evidenee al on this TT, name 02 A of such T to know md a man named St essrs. ( s of th, Miss Nancy M‘Gowan, a that wo.: of a certa le could )ther ( ad sorne'half-a-cen w about the age, which ell anyttil aid about tboin ;h November abov he li. ed with him up to when he was thin, faded-looking spinster, 'ury had shed its sunshine hat, seveateen years ago, she was pre le prisoner was duly, legally, and T. 4„, married, and that herscif au his wife ',t ve , tocether after that as happy aLany two kings could . au i 4r,,ir. Betsy a lad, Rptsy Kerrp not on Vaen called r age, '4 1)0 the two, lore favourabl( nd Irel eked to ft W very remarkah ith the ;ed Idiawith a a lady, b )n in G d, of ( tte case, am : 1 went the eated the same thing. Penzance to his parr own( in his presen r of Mr. Edward CI arised t whole weight over the real weigl to - them by it was not mount of freight on O'Neil pprentice in Mr. C the box, w wei!zhts 0' us to be careful d correct in and to enter them in a book now di 1. Three or nenced, t 1 !aptain go was we ;, and had ti one ? I and asked if an. 'eceived adon, whi, "hey sent ai Le real cargo, but it AV M‘Gowau pl.( had been rep( lengt[i Lass r consame t he case 'e was alw SEAMAN'S WA n, Jar two se moned M He cam appeared for a fl Nhen t no cam viously y warned ghost p l'llroy in street, w It was u Mr. liriznall miTht h act, if fact it was, nan at ev would be corroborative proof TELLAINE AN due in lieu of a pr complained of_ the c+ .ow seaman, ye or seven £he defendant is the agent at this por amers. At five o't Mr. Wignall v from the c on the afternoon aney of the ligence, and M red into a ri of the Leiaster he occasion by Mr %al - ion had b there was only a ie attentio M. nd cost Bluck appeared on b, bserved in, who sum- as each, wages 11r. Black bitterly He Sad remanded for seven days. fi:Cituri.Gv:' ofIII6Arr•:-- 1 -Shnon 'lt' t, described - as' the :olidtkQ Nfith Iftt."4.ivri&pliTherrtrnim 's; isAle:cageiwktelhoßz-tinil sAv.6ef, 'like a taiu piti4 tilat torments human nature now aid Olen. rTIA-gter bl a self v4tli.tora was ES anythir chier then took a book and wrot at was the way i 4s in that court, for the Do you mean that he wrote steno; aphy in and said that was the way to do it. I 10 per cent. to be put on, and Bou- could be something ma t two books, and we added 10 per cent. on )ut of it The captain' brought us into ti ,orne whiskey, and said m( said it would ruin me and my to the captain that I was very ver. Had bread and cheese and was on alto- I we destroyed the oriiinal weight-books IA leaf of a book handed to him.] ial books. I never received a t I expected something he captai ld be paid, as the cap!ain promised to stan out of A. I re-took the weights along with ~ and compared. The weights in our books are and correspond with each other. •d, the cOnsigne igher in his employment for about eizhteen son was also employed by him. I up to the present time of any dishonesty 'field said it was a most important c the commerce of the port—so imp prisoners lb and not The prisoners were then fully comet )L POLICE INTELLIGENCE. -YESTERDAY enair. As was generally the case in actions of this kind, it was thought by him, and every one else, that the one decision would rule the whole. But no ; Messrs. Jackson and Eastman demurred to this, and that was not all; .they refused to pay the £3 4' , =, and it was absolutely found necessary to wait for the ship coming in and to threaten to seize her to ;et the money. The and present action was bro. - must be put — week - mes at a Iv, £1 4s a week, and 12s fo the plaintiffs, it would appear, siznerl one half -week tides to work in ligo, Westport, &c. They MANSFIELD. PRETENCES. ro GOODS , a person of respectable appearanc said to have been, some time ago, a managing firm of Messrs. A. and J. Mime, of Liverpool, t tip by detective officer Laycock, on two cl , .sing obtained £BO worth of i r on pipi ng f rom dson and Hall, of Bury, and the second f £136 worth of a like material from a firm in Bluek was for the prisoner. The officer from information. he received he went in . sorer, who had written to the firms in of Abraham Thomas, and by he had succeeded in means, s from the parties mentioned *9 Manchester, and in e Ist he was packing and he asked him (the officer) The lette was a wd: the Vielent, a 1, ved half of one w the captain wanted to reduce their wages to 23s a week. To this they demurred, and they were ordered off the vessel instanter. They sought to recover 12s for the half week they did work, and £4 16s in lieu of four week's notice. After some legal squabbling between Messrs. Bluck and Almond, the latter horn appeared for the defendants, the magistrates decided in favour of the seamen, and it was hinted that it would be creditable if the defendants paid the money at once, and not subject the poor fellows to the annoyance of waiting for the arrival of the coaster and its seizure. THE WORKING CLASSES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES Nu, 1L uas lumen° oeen cousiaerea a wen established fact that, even at the present day, there is scarcely an art. or science which has not some concomitant circumstance of danger or disease. The Factory Inspectors' reports for the half-year ending 31st October, 1858, just published as a blue book, painful total of accidents, with forty-one The workshops of the world are replete vith danger to the life and health of the workers. show deaths The disabled potters are human. sacrifices whom the dust of flint and burnt earths—the heat of the colossal ovens—the draughts of cold air through those blind and shapeless burrows, and the strong poisons of the mystery, force into early decrepitude. Amongst them all the dipper is conspicuous. He breathes the arsenic of the " glaze," and must embrue his hands in the mixture. He has swellings of the, joints; he is paralyzed; he dies not unfre quently, while yet a boy, in bodily torture, and raving mad. The Sheffield grinders and Whitechapel seam the glass-blowers of Whitefriars, the miner of on collieries, and above all, the guardsmen of k.rmy, know but too well that their span of life turally contracted by the influence of their , I am bound to admit a theory, and one which I and many others, pre- Neverthel, vious to Satu ;, was not aware of le articles on VII( History of the IVorking ( a your invaluable newspaper, in that of Saturday's impression, I read that the shortest duration of life is the aristocracy and wealthy, and the longest the working classes. beginning with the most humble, and ne: on to the middle and upper classes, a ;radual deterioration in the duration of life takes place." The learned writer speaks with confidence on the subject, and is entitled to all credit and but to me it is as strange as true.--I am, sir, respectfully yours, Moreover, respect gE OF THE WORKING CLASSES, 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 bad water. S. and Co. allow a liberal discount on export and )viiolesale orders EXODUS OF SHIPWRIGHTS FRO SUNDERLAND. -The yr . /emu - lent dockyards, work. Not fewer. than 600 have left . within the last few weeks, and on Friday-and Saturday 80 additional 'hands - went by the London steainers from Newcastle and Sunder- land. From the village of Hylton nearly 200 carpenters many emK,y Wear has, for th eighteen month's, been very far below the aver many men were ready ;., to embrace the offers the men have hoe )f employment •for months, and perhaps of the 600 hands on the Wear not more than one-third The Carpenters' Union 15s. to a single nent had been obtained in, win idure t be settled in any way " Ab d the officer, that Mr. Thom ble, and wealthy cartowner and contractor Ir. Clough-said the prisoner wrote in that Bury, and the firm made inquiry at ling that he was a most once forwarded to the id he found that the pmener, afte sold so t to Mr. Benue foundry Bluck cross-examined Laveock) 'would give it i 5 caution aid, he inst him. The witty but stuck . by• h. the prisoner not to mras piessed very strongly Mr. Robert If Hodson and Hall, Bury, was exa „,io letters written by the prisoner in the .allam Thomas. The first was dated from 4, , Liverpool, a n d t h e wr i ter stated that he ha d exteugye works on the Clieshire side of thr anted the iron piping Lt 10th January, for that pu r pos e . '3', and was followed by others. Han produced, and officer LaveOck'said tl iowledged to him, down in the Cell tha the letters were written by hint Lo sent you down t o him this mormu ' I did. Mr. l'ilnek of fishing out of evidence from a prisonc rhen 'they got the first letter a, t morn . Mr cGmplained Mr. f :Abraham -Thomas - aii - €1 : 11 " ; 13:01 tee Mr. Hall said, the built plisonerp did rop( he did to "Sir Edward. , Omit. the pro th e y are the most respeetab'e "eibugh said, the iron pipes 1 sold at £4 a ton. Mr. Thomas, and some 3.1 weight Urn as aployed I for wor have had constant employment, met on Thursday nio-ht. and am yards where married m.Zn to assis epttora, WoOlwieh, Chatham r &c., have now numbers of per y anderland. men working in the yards in these towns, and _ steactv receipt of wages will be a great In the Wear br Iling-yards more activity pre lattnehod this vonr ins IY601: I era' iiici'inore shi ps on 'tile wx . irs than hi re .W 61•4 aVtbt -statue -ietlittl of litist -year. NefetiOstle chronicle. wort 113 tioa to the c 71C, I am 7 tt )ear that, on a w. ide, an the en; it firing u was no such sin to turn man pi in 40s a like Ilv and John )n and Ea lan for -.8 a. couple of yea he tad to her or not hip, if n, and or to sea 'e wer )e made la t ays ag the I For the d a there was a nolie wa :e, it wa dants. had got a verdict f THE NO - krill:RN 'TIMES, P ititRSDAV, -MARCIL 17, 1850 '-fRADES' COUNCILS AND COMBINATIONS. 3n Tuesday a deputation, consisting of Mr. Winters and 'Aft. numphreys, members of the National Association of the United Trades, accompanied by Charles Sturgeon, Esq., barrister, had an interview with the Earl of Do noughmore, at the Board of Trade, with reference to two bills now before Parliament, both of them promoted by the association. The, first bill is entitled " Equitable Coun- cils of Conciliation and Arbitration Bill, of which is to introduce into this country a h ha- ;vstein som, what similar to that Iv a long existed in Franc um, and, other co This bill propos and workmen should be enabled to meet and deci on all questi -dispute between they, decision so arrived at st ild hare all r all the and referee law. It also proposes t possessed b justice xcept the rliitrat wer. . of issuing to trad( warrants of rad committink persons to prison. The other bill is entitled " Combination of Workmen," ind its object is to " amend and explain the 6th of Geo. IV.. ,o repeal the laws relatiu to the combination of workmen ind to make other provisions in lieu thereof." There only one clause in th bill, w ation " o for merely .per a 7 es th not to work The first bill is endorsed by Ai .on and Mr Dunconabo, the second by Mi. DiuMmond. and Sir Ric Ir. Wi ters, who introduced the deputation, urge he should his sanction to both bill that in the provinces ma k.imingBt the rcs. lerady occupied th ley were bound together b turers g nch, and, a MONETARY AND COMMKACIAL. LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Evening. The Liverpool Cotton market has been decidedly quiet to-day, and only a small business has been done, the sales amounting to only 6,000 bales, 500 of which have been taken for speculation. Prices nominally remain unchanged, but it would not be difficult to operate on easier terms The transactions in the Liverpool Share Market -day, and prices indeed, tor some actually have been q les dem s firm th they - may be xe been LancashirE 121-16 London and dares, olnshire, n Counti magisterial lid not feel Confidence in their dediions. Last year Mr. Henley, and Mr. Walpole had sanctioned the principle of those bills, although Mr. Henley had objected to some of the details. The Earl of Dononghmore said the.law in France and Belgium : relating to trades'; combinations was very different to what it was in England. He objected to ma ed bill, b ivc to an trade ti the ma .1s of th lily to tt posed t tors and a Judi( le conferred by ro ;ed with the deputation as to .s and men to adjust their I inexpensive manner it could only fully a ought to be done to enable mast s in a friendly, g lat he did not see * ho4 the object in view could be .ttained by the means proposed. If a single trade wanted to able in the applying For it, but he had a strong objection to )mbination of all the eking such poier. - In Bir - 1 hundred trades; mingham, for instance, th t were afi every one to have a lordship said A ionic, conversation erisied, after which he fully approved of the " Combination Bill ;" but with r gard to the other, he entertained very. Practicability. That b doubts as to its liould b; materially mocliti before he could give it his support The deputation, having flianked the noble ca courteous reeeption, withdrew TIIE LONDON GAZ SITUPS D and Thomas Hopkins, New Malton, ~carriers ; Elizabeth McMichael and Joseph Wyld Bridgenorth, Salop, grocers ; James Ellis and riestman, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted manufac ; George Hunt and Henry Greg-son, Preston, Lanca- Are, land agents ; Thomas Johnson and Henry Erasmus Hammond, Macclesfield, cabinet makers : Joseph Gibson and Robert Aspinall, Huddersfield, Yore John llopki Yorkshir John Priestman coal dealers DECLARATION OF DIVIDENDS. s, Part man's; 69; Piim rate es n Haley, Leeds, hatter vJr. Young' Wakefield, worsted suinn A Mr. Your ,5, Park-row, Leeds. ( iddall Bakewell, Manch, new proofs, any Tuesday second div. of 111 d any Thomas H .st div. of 3s 6d, I Mr. Herna- Eliza Paton div. of 3. mauutactunt4 of), , Cornbrook, :Manchester cond div. of 11 7-32 d, any Tuesday, at Parry Jones, Whitechnreh, Shropshire, scrivener ; second div. of 4s 3d,• also first and second divs. of lOs and 4s 3d, on new proofs, any Thursday, at Mr. Kiunear's, 37, Water loo-street, Birmingham. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS ' William Mason, Foregate-street, Chester, boot and shoe maker; Charles Booth, Ferrate-street, Chester, dyer. A SERMON FOR THE TIMES.—BY A II BAPTIST.—My Beloved Brethering,—l am an unlarnt hard-shell Baptist preacher, of whom you've no doubt heern afore, and I now appear here to. expound the Scriptures and pint out the narrer way which leads from a vain world to Juroosalcm, and my text, which I shall chose'for the occasion, is in the leds of the Bible ID-SIIELL where between the be, .4 last chapter of Timothy Titus, and when you find it, you will find it in these words :—" And they shall gnaw a file and flee unto the mountains of Ilepsidam, where the lion roareth, and the wan;-doodle mourneth for its first-born." Now, my brethering, as I have before told you, I am an unedicated man, and know nothing about grammar talk and collidge hiafalootin, but I'm a plain unlarnt preacher of the Gospil, what's been fore-ordained, and called to expound Scripter to a dying world, and prepar a perverse generation for the day of wrath, " for they shall gnaw a file, and flee unto the mountains of Hepsidam, where the lion roareth, and the wang-doodle • mourneth for its first born." My brethering, the text says they shall gnaw a file. It don't say they may—they shall. And now ther's mor'n one kind o'file. There's the handsaw file, rattail file, double file, and profile ; but the kind of file.spoken of here isn't one of them, neither, for it is a figger of speech, my brethering, and means going it alone and getting ukered, "for they shall gnaw a file, and-flee unto the mountains of llepsidam, where the lion roareth, and the wang-doodle mourneth for its first-born." And now there be some . hero with fine close on their backs, brass rings on their fingers, and lard on their headi, what goes it when they're young, and thar be others here what, as long as thar constitu tions and forty cent whiskey last,• goes it blind; and thar by d Cronikils and t isters here what, when theT get sixteen years' old, cut their tiller ropes and goes it with a rush ; but I say; my dear brethering, take care you don't find, when Gabriel blows his trumpet, that you've all went it alone, and got ukered, for " they shall gnaw a file and flee unto the mountains of Hepisdam, where the lion roareth and the wang-doodle mourneth for its first-born." And, my brethering, there's more dams besides Hepsidam. There's Rotterdam, Amsterdam'-Haddam, milldam,. and don't care a dam —the last of which,' my clear brethering,- is the worst of all, and reminds me of a circumstance I once knew in the state of Illenoy, than was a man what' built a mill on the east fork of Agur Creek, and it ground a sight of grain ; but the man that built it was a miserable sinner,. and never gave anything to the church ; and, my bretlieving-, one night there came a mighty storm of wind and rain, and the fountains of the great deep was broken up, and the waters rushed down and swept that man's mill-dam into kingdom come ; and lo! and behold ! in the morning when he dear brethering, when the storms of temptations overtake ye, take care you don't fall from grace, and become like that man's Mill, not worth a dam ; for " they shall gnaw a file, and flee unto the mountains of Hapsidam, where the lion roareth, and the wang-doodie mourneth for its first born." " Whar the lion roareth and the wang doodle mourneth for its first-born." This part of the text, my brethering, is another figger of speech, and isn't to be taken as it says, it dosn't mean the howling wilderness, where John, the hard-shell Baptist, was . fed on locusts and wild asses ? but •it means, my brethering, the city of New Orleans, " whar corn is worth six bits a bushel one day, and nary red the next ; whar niggers are 'thick as black bugs in a spoiled bacon ham, and gamblers, thieves, and pick-pockets go skitting about the streets like weasels in a barn yard ; whar they have cream-coloured horses, gilded carriages, marble saloons, with brandy and sugar in 'em ; whar honest men are scarcer than hen's teeth, and a strange woman once took in your beloved preacher and bamboozled him out of two hundred and twenty-seven dollars in the twinkling of a sheep's tail, but she can't do it again, hallelujah! for " they shall know a file and flee into the mountains of Hepsidam, where the lion roareth and -doodle mourneth for its first-born." My brethering, lam captain of the flat boat you see tied-up thar, and I've got aboard of her flour, bacon, and oats, and as good Monongehaly whiskey as you ever drunk, and I am mighty apt to get a good price for it all, but what, oh my brethering, would it all be worth if I hadn't relidgin.? Thar's nothing like relidgin, my bre- thering, it's better nor si can no more get to heaves Ter anc gold jimeraoks, aiid you without it than a Jay bird fly without a - tail. Thank the Lord I'm an un et icated man, my bretherino- but I've sarched the Scriptures from Dan 0' and found old Zion right side n p, and the hard shell relidgin. Bat it's not like Methodists what expects to git into heaven by hollerin hell fire ; nor like the Universalist what gits upon the broad gauge and goes the whole hog; nor like the United Brethoren what takes ries to lift the S, themselves into heaven ; nor like the Catholics what buys thar tickets from thar priest—but it may he likened, my brethering, to a man who had to cross a river, and when ihar the ferry boat was gone, and he rolled up his breeches and waded over, hallelujah ! for " they shall gnaw - -twins of Hepisdam, where the i.e got tl a tile and flee unto the moon. t. •itonlik4rtretittffid the tvang-doodle , inourneth for! its . first. born." Pass.tholl4 bruther.4lcinti.and.:Ast:arerFlutrd, i shell 4bell out.--,4mfrican Taper. ri for some of stock ales weT nd Yorksh nrn A5l-- 92 ; South Eastern, .21 5-16, 21-1- • Dutch Rhenish, 4 11-16 d ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 8 13-16 ; Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 6 per Cent., 124; Midland -4?-, per Cent., 102 ; Lancashire and 10d.,11 I orßs nue Ad. North Wester Uhw ter and ad., 401 Uter otli hours, a action was Sheffield, Uanthester, 5 The f 1 closing 3irkenhead, 63 631; C lonian, 84, E Chester and Holyhead, ,ies, 11 15-16, 12 1-16 ; 94 ; Do. L 9 shares. Northern, Great Westc ashnre d Yorkshire Sto, London corth Western 941; Do. one- Manchester, Sheffield, 37/ ; Midland Stock, 99 : . 7 „ , 581, 59 ; North Western, 13 hire, 41, 42- and Lincoln: h British North Mastern orth Midland, 92 ; York and s. Capital Stock South Dutch Eastern - and Dover, Great Western of Canada, 15. New Shares, 44 . , 4 d; Great Lux . I g. 6 1 Grand Trunk of Canada, p ; Do d, pat Lombardo-Venetiar 48,4 East 1. 11,1, 11 94.1- ; 94{ 10. one- ter, Sheffield, and L ; Narth Eastern—Ber £9 shares 5 ex cliv 161; ID( 8 11-16: 8 13-11 ie London and North Western Railw eek were published to-day, - showing 'ease of 4,1511. as compared with the corres of last year. The figures being this 56,6011. The Lancashire ,y Traffic Returns for th ponamp; week year 60,7521. " - tarn gives an increase of 4,0131., nd. Lincolnshire, an'd York and the 21921_ fate of the ministry. as e London Stoe and 1 lire ite Manchester, Bheffield, a the doubt which now exists as to the probable touching their Reform Bill; !d an 'unfavourable influence on the Market to'-day, and in consequence .ng prices of last night, and finished lower under the weight of Money Sales. At noon Consols stood at 951 to 94i, d very weak at the closi off weak.at 95 1 to 95a. In sympathy with the Stock market, the London t was dull all day, and, with a small less, prices had a lowering tendency, 2rgate, 61; Cale.- finally int of closed as follows donian, 64,; ; Do. Preference, Counties, 59,;, 604; East Lanca 105 ; Eastern hire, 921, 931 , ; Edin- .eat Northerr ; Do. A., 88, 89 - ; Do. B , 133, 134; Great 7, 571; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 941, 95; [ll+, 112 k ; London and North Western, London and South Western, 92i, 921; Western Ma - nch Preference 911, 91 colnshire, 37, 37,4 - -; North British, 581, 581; Do. —Berwick, Sheffield, and I , 100 4 111, 113 North St North , 46. ; Do. Loed 454 Do. York, 751, 761, South Eastern 701, 714, Fours, 16} ; 43-, 44 Turkish Sixes, 92, 921; Do Great WeStern. of Canada, - 15 1 , 41; Grand Trunk of Canada, 8, 103, - 1034- ; New, 4a, The first series of public sales of Foreign and Co lonial Wool for the present year, was brought to a close yesterday evening; about 35,204 bales have been offered, composed chiefly of Port Philip, Sydney, and Cape - of Good Hope wools. There was a fair attendauce of buyers, chiefly the_ manufacturing districts ; but the foreign trade was scarcely represented Previous to the commencement of the sale it was gene rally anticipated that prices would show a slight advance, but the unfavourable aspect of political affairs on the Continent operated as a check, and great caution was exercised, more par ticularly as the quantity of Australian wool in the sale was limited, and large arrivals are expected for the May series. Sidney and Port Phillip descrip tions brought full rates, and the better qualities of Cape wools, in the absence of Van Dieman's Land and New Zealand wools, sold readily at rates fully equal to those realised at the close of the last October sales. An extraordinary meeting of the Australian Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company was held to-day, Robert Sheppard, Esq., in the chair. The report was very brief, and stated that the vessels remaining unsold were the Victoria and the Adelaide. The former was coming home from the East, and the Adelaide, it Was hoped, would be sold on favourable terms. The Chairman stated that they had in hand on the last occasion £26,000, and that at the present time, owing to various out goings, the balanCe in favour of the company was £1,300, in addition to the value of the ships. HaVing expressed the anxiety of the directors to keep Sown the expenditure in every way possible, the report was adopted. At Vienna, on Monday, the exchange on London experienCed a further rise of nearly 2 per cent., whilst the Austrian funds fell ti per cent. At Frankfort and Amsterdam the reduction in these securities amounted to no less than 2 per cent. The Discount Market yesterday was tighter. Few bills, however good, were taken below the Bank minimum ; and the dealers have been driven to that establishment for advances to a considerable amount, as usual at this period of the quarter. In the Stock Exchange there was alsO a somewhat better demand for Money, owing to the sales of Foreign Stocks and Shares lately made by foreign houses in this market. An instalment of 20 per cent. fell due yesterday on the Chilian Loan of 1,554,8001. The next instal ment of 12 per cent., leaving only 10 per cent. to be paid, becomes due on the 15th April. The Anglesea has. arrived from Melbourne with 98,8001. in gold, which will be delivered in a day or two, and is expected to be taken for the Continent. Only about 50,000 (comprising gold, Mexican dollars, and English silver coin) of the 132,6001. in specie brought by the Africa from New York reached- London yesterday. The gold will be sent away. About 12,0001. inlaurkish and Russian gold coin, received yesterday, will likewise be despatched to the Continent Assuming that the 200,0001. in Silver just pur chased by government will be despatched to India by the steamer of the 20th inst. the aggregate remit tances by that vessel may reach nearly 500,0001. Further large imports of Silver from the Continent will thus be necessitated, in payment for which Gold will be remitted from this side. About 60,0001. in Silver arrived on Monday from Antwerp. Throughout the day the variation in Consols scarcely amounted to 4- per cent., and the closing quotations were the same as those of , yesterday. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange a certain degree of steadiness was shown. The Discount Market to-day was tighter. Few bills, however good, were taken below the Bank minimum. The now Imperial address in the Honitcur is regarded as a half menacing appeal to Germany to maintain a strictly neutral attitude while France brings her quarrel with Austria to an arbitrament, either by diplomacy or the sword. The fresh fall of the Paris Bourse this day proves that in French financial circles Louis Napoleon's professions of moderation are little calculated to calm the deep agitation of thi, publib mind. At Vienna, yesterday, the Exchange on London experienced a further rise of nearly 2 per cent., while the Austrian Funds fell per cent. At Frankfort and Amsterdam the reduction in these securities amounted to no leSs than 2 per cent.— Daily .11 7- etve City Article, Tuesday Evening. The English 'Funds opened this morning without reco very from the increased dullness of yesterday, and subsequently experienced a further slight decline. The fresh protest in the Moniteur regarding the anxieties incurred by F ra nce in the interest of - European tranquility, and the painful, unjust, and contemptuous conduct of Germany, in manifesting any misgivings on the subject, produced no effect. . The applications for discount at the Bank-iwere more mknorous to-day,:- and ate, likely t 6 anglog,nt :;the ,titrztAf; jlikm ; mg§ no , . bullion operations at the Bank. As the Indian Loan Bill will probably receive the Royal assent before the beginnin ,, of next week, an announcement may then be expected of' the terms and dates at which the required £7,000,000 will be taken. The East India Railway Company have notified their readiness to receive loans on 41, per cent. debentures for five years to the amount of one million pounds.— Times City Article, Tuesday Evening. -...,.....--.--..-.- TRADE IN THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. HUDDERSFIELD, Tuesday.—The attendance of buyers has been small to-day, and the market generally has been, we think, somewhat quieter in tone. Several of our largest shipping houses have requests for patterns, and in some cases actual orders for houses abroad on hand,which they do not feel themselves justified in executing in the present un settled state of affairs. This uncertainty necessarily induc great caution on the . part Or merchants and maim generally. Business in the Cloth Hall during the morn has been much complained of; the Manchester and Le the only ones in attendance, pur chasing very sparingly. The demand for middle-priced trousersings has somewhat declined since we last re- buyers, who a starers ported. them. Manufacturers of low goods and unions are, nevertheless, in better employ just now ; the mills in Golcar and other districts where this class of goods are manufac- - tured running full time. The wool sales in London close to-night, and will leave the rates of wool much about as they found them. In some few Cape lots a slight reduction took place ; • bat, on the great bulk sold, prices have been fully maintained, in some instances an advance having been obtained.. Local staplers have been doing a quiet business it the week. Prices of goods of all kinds in this market Nothing new in the styles of fancy trouser- In the latter, plain silk, steel and Oxford to sell readily. There was a fair attendance of mer- 'cumin firm Lngs or coating! 'fixtures continue LEEDS, Tuesday chants in the Cloth Halls to-day, and they operated to the satisfaction of the clothiers, although the parcels of cloth that changedhandi were not individually of noticeable portance. The articles principally in demand are the light fabrics, for which there has lately been so great a run, and a few unions also changed hands. The manufacturers of really good woollens complain that for their first-cla,s arti cles for all kinds of ion. The briskness )nly a poo-?'demaad .emain without noticeable al in the district continues, the clothiers having, generally plenty of work, and there being a reity of weavers in some parts of the country LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-MARCH h and Uias, the market continues very quiet, the business being confined to 500 bags Dates at 38s per cwt Nothin \Ve have no sal(' has Occurred in Molasses, Rum, or Coffee to notice in I?ire. Of Dyewoods, about 60 tons of Fu tic have been sold at £9 12s 6d to £9 16s for Cuba, and at £6 7s 6d for sound Guatemala; also 50 tons Jamaica Logwood (by anction), at 1 to £4 2s 6d ; 40 ton Honduras at 15s, and . a small lot of solid Nicaraguawood at £l4 2s 6d per ton. At the public sales this morning, 100 bags Bengal Turmeric, all faults, sold at 17s for first class, 800 bags of Myrabolams at 8s 3d to 9s 3d, and at 12s, 8 boxes Florence red .Argols at 955, and 50 bales Naples Madder Roots at 40s; in addition to which 60 barrels Plumbago are reported at lOs 6d for dust, and 14s for lumps, 350 bales Gambier, chiefly heated, at 15s, with sound at 15s 9d per cwt, 10 serons silver Cochineal at 3s 7d per lb; 40 bales Berries at 40s, 20 tons _Nitrate of Soda it 14s 6d t0.16s per cwt, and 15 tons Flour of Sulphur at £ll 17s 9d. Since the large business that:has been done in Brimstone, higher prices are asked, viz, £8 5s for 3rds, and £8 103 per ton for best 2nds. Ashes continue quiet, and without change. Oils : Palm oil small sales of Whale oil £35, 25 chests Castor oil re ported at 711 per lb. P Y C Tallow, sales at 53s 6d. Some eommon Rosin sold at 4s 10d per cwt, 1,000 pockets Calcutta Linseed at 50s per quarter, and 25 boxes large Pearl Sago at 17s per cwt. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET —.Maßeit 16 We have to report a quiet market to-day, at prices nomi nally unchanged. The sales—including 20 Pernambuco, 81-d; 160 Bahia, 71d to -70 •' 30 Nlaranham, 8d to 9d; 200 Egyptian, 711 to 841; and 600 Surat, at 411 to 61d —are reported 6,0.00 bales, of which 500 aie on speculation and for export. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET Best beef, 64d to 71d —MARCH 6d to 61-d; cow middlin 41d to 6Ad ; :best 'wead .(in wool), 71d to Bad; ditto (clipped), 5d to 50; calves, 5d to 7d 6 ; tcl to 61d ; ewes 1,375; sheep, 5,218; calves, Beasts, LONDON PRODUCE MARKET, This market remains very dull, and the public sales are but thinly attended, and again going off heairily. COFFEE This article is steady, and East India sells freely SUGAR in public sale Ts:. We have not heard of any transactions of import- ance since thnarrival of the China-mail public sale 3 will commence to-morrow. 00011INEA.I, : This article went off heavily in public sale at rather lower prices. SPICES sold without spirit at rather lower prices. LONDON CORN ALIRKET-: •MAitca 16 The supply at, this day's market was small ; weather spring-like. "Wheat : English the same. A dull dragging unsatisfactory trade. The same remark applies to foreign. Foreign cargoes moved off the coast gradually at full prices. Flour slow and unsatisfactory. Indian corn, buyers 26s 6d to 26s 7d; Ibrail, 27s 6d. Barley not lively off stands, but good small cargoes in demand. Peas and beans unaltered. Oats :-A fair trade in all sweet foreign qualities. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-MARCK 16 We have no change to notice in the value of any kind of hops to-day. New:qualities are steady, but other descrip tions rule heavy. LONDON TALLOW MARKET -Mlucu 16 The market is quiet. Prices are quoted as follows : Town tallow, 50s 9d net cash. Petersburgh Y C on the spot, 32s ; all the month, 523 ; April, 526 ; April to June, 52s ; October to December, 525. LONDON MINING MARKET.-MA.R.CH 16 In the mining market to-day shares in East Wheal Rus sell are steady, but the price is rather lower than yesterday, viz., £23 to £24. Wheal Basset shares are officially marked in the Stock Exchange 205, and Wheal Mary Ann 494. There have also been transactions, at steady prices, in shares in Wheal Margaret ; Providence Mines, and Clijah and Wentworth. There have been some inquiries for Cobre Copper shares, which are marked 37=:-,. Mariquita shares have been dealt in at 15s. At a meeting of adventurers in Boscuudle Mine, held on the Bth inst., in Cornwall, a call of £1 per share was made. The Worthing Mining Company (limited) have received a ton of ore per the Melpomene, which is now lying for the inspection of the shareholders. The directors have had assays taken of it, and it is found to be Very rich, averaging 40 per cent for fine copper. This is taken from the back of the 12 fathom level, where a course of ore has been laid open for 81 fathoms iu length, and it is considered to be an average sample. At Hingston Downs an improvement is announced in the 100 fathom level west of Morris' shaft. The lode ii much more porous, 4 feet wide, and will produce full 4 tons of very good quality ore per fathom. LONDON MONEY MARKET Consols continue dull and inactive to 95: 1 7 , advanced to 95 1 - buyers French Eentes closed yesterday 67.65. Shares very inactive. Canadians unchanged. French very flat. • —MARCH 16. £hey opened at 951 anti are now 951 sellers. CORK CORN MARKET.—MARcir 16. White wheat, 23s 4d to 23s 6cl; red do., 20s to 22s barley, 12s to 14s 6d; oats, 12s 2d to 14s 2d. CORK BUTTER MARKET.—MARCH 16. Firsts, 1263 ; seconds, 1265; thirds, 94s ; fourths, 76s fifths, 545. 200 in market.. GLASGOW CORN MARKET.—MARcg 16 During the week, several transactions bn the spot, at the prices of last Wednesday. No corn or flour sales reported. An average attendance, but the trade demand unusually slow, and the business transacted confined to a few retail sales. Wheat : Finer kinds unchanged in value; French, 21s 6d to 22s 6d ex ship ; Egyptian receded 2s 6d per 24 lbs. Barley: Dull prices against sellers. Beans: Egyptian now fetch 22s 3d to Vs 6d, which is a further advance of froin 3d to 6d ; reeding descriptions as last week. Peas more inquired for ; prices range from 21s 6d to 22s 3d. Oats: Value of Limericks remain the same, undried rather cheaper. Meal doll, at a reduction of fully 3d per 28 lbs. Indian corn 6d cheaper. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET.—MARCH 16. The market has been firm to-day. Buyers 51s 3d cash, and sellers 51s 6d. Nos. 1 and 3, GM B, 51s 3d. DESTRUCTION OF THE PLUME 01 , FEATHERS TAVERN BY FIRE. —The well-known hostelry, termed the Plume of Feathers, situate in Church-street, • Deptford, was dis covered to be on fire on Monday morning, between the hours of three and four o'clock. Th e inmates were successful in effecting a retreat, but not until they were nearly suffocated by the heated smoke. Her Majesty's dockyard engine was promptly on the spot, and set to work from a good supply of water. The fire was not extinguished until the building, which contained eleven or twelve rooms, was nearly destroyed, and the roof partially burned off. The premises of Mr. Lavell, a smith, No. 2, Deptford Green, have also sustained some damage by water, smoke, and hasty. removal of furniture. Mr. Lightfoot was in the S nn.Fire-olUce, L , aud- i ttio : buildifg -was , insved,l9. the Kepi - . 0 14t3.J.4h. larellAN_ Ylsllled In eakASINCM^i/i°n Office. SHIPPING INTELLIGE 111011 WATER THIS DAY WIND D; -W.S.IV ARRIVER Paimbceuf I (11„iadar i Li-lane At LIVF SAIL lianaroo s), for ,XTRACTS Armenius Belle of the Oc 3raganza (ss) Ttra Homisp' put into Quee bulwar The Olinda, Rich leaky, and ma Ile John and Eleanor, Quinn. hen( into Holyhead; with loss ats stove, & Novi Klaas, into llolyhea cl on tha 14th inst ae, put t for Demerara ; America l, a, of I) The Ballarat, for Shang 15th instant, throng h stress of weat The ship Aust: into Milford, leak, Jenkins, her KINGSTOWN, Starch 16 in collision with the schooner Virtue, at Beaurall'o l in starboard bow, and carried away foreyard ; bow considerably damaged. fr° LAMLASH, March 14: The Dickey Sam, 5° , 11 1 ,' irigs Clyde to Bahia, in natant? back here on the 11";„,t. missed stays, subsequently assisted off. • t re 9 WEXFORD, March 14 : The steam-tug could n°, yeel any assistance to the Nemesis, nor could her P 39 , l r w ill her free. The greater part of her cargo ( wheat), „ damaged. The vessel may probably be saved. SINGAPORE, Feb 5 : The Five Brothers (55),,,0111-cove been lost on Capucha Point; crew saved. 11 1,. 01, has arrived at Batavia , 3- j$ n Westphalia, from WhaiaP AL om Liver ashore. The Fr( Hamburgh, is at this port, leaky AMSTERDAM, March 12 the silver ore in bags from the El Dorado, 6th March, should the weather prove moderat ()IMPORTS. GRAVESEND. March 16.—Arrived : The Pur, YG~ ou _7-ed lemel ; Eas Nep' tune, GrWveline; ;" S3r Villa NOva Sphiriod, St Sailed for Hong Kong ; Beethea, Honduras. c DEAL, March 16. —Anchored and Passed " ) to Musquash to London; Pudsey Dawson, Calcutta don ; Sir James, Singapore to London; Flandr e Trinibo to Antwerp ; Wave of Life, Shields t 9 o rtil Hopwell, London to Barbadoes ; Commodore', ' c loa West; Palmyra, North to West ; Majestic, . 1 ) ° , ,, oil Glasgow; Christiana, London to New York ; Glasgow ; Thos. Mitchell, Loudon to Hong iCe ll !'to Newcastle to Alexandria ; Edith Moore, LTia ° ' Citt cutta; Moultan, London to Falkland' Isles islt Peterboro', London to Cape of Good Hope ; Newcastle to Barcelona ; Stornoway, London to S"'iloo Alma, Adelaide to London ; Gem, Shields t 0 poi Irina, North to West; Persian, London to Ad,, ll „ ; pri tate, London to Kurrachee ; Kronprinisen, `-'""ji0 01 Madre ; Alexandria, London to Cardiff ; Norma to' Nattok ; Columbine, London to Sydney . ; u f l i . / 0 0 1 London to Coast Castle; Queen of the South, n o West ; Elise. London to Genoa ; Ewald, Londoe long ; Tyne, London to Penzance ; Lady Cecelia, to Suez ; Gratitude, London to Alexandria; Fran'.• u to Cadiz; Earl of Durham, London to Carthe eli f lae, London to Guadaloupe ; Scottish Maid , v aril Callao ; Martha, Girgenti to London ; to London • Steadfast, Alexandria to Ant`yetileilil ? March 16.—Arrived • The Ea'• Genoa Sailed : The Maid of ti: Martha Gay, Sunderland; Maza March 16 : Arriv The r 1 as March 16 —Arrived : The St r,", f •o CitY gail~a,.f - ~ -~ 3.lary QUEENSTOWN, from G-irgdati. Gloucester DUBLIN, Glasgow. BELFAST, from R Dinourie, Lora, (s), Milford; Malakoff Enterprise, Cardiff ; Ellen Drinan, for L' (s), Liverpool. WATERFORD, March 16.—Arrived : Tll (s), Milford Envelope, C lly ; Camilla (s), r• GREENOcx, March 16.—Arrived: The Jamaica ; Miss Evans, Nantes. SPOKEN. Feb 8. Ernst August, in lat 4G N, lon 12 1 \ r Feb 9. Frances, in lat 48 N, lon 10 W a• 1 Feb 13. May Queen, Bahia to Liverpool, 111 lon 46 W Mar. 5. Invincible, in lat 43 N, lon 13 W FOREIGN PORTS. Arab, M‘liie, hence at Gibraltar, March 5 I,if€C? Walton, Morris, cleared at Gibraltar fo r ID March 5 Damascus (ss), Bell, cleared at Constant' S Caromyrna, Feb 25 cons (ss), Leighton, sailed from Smyrna f or nople, March 1 Ernestine, hence at Porto Plata, Feb 3 b l 6 • Clementina, Mulet, hence at Havannah, Fe, fen Charlotte Reed, Coombes, hence at Havanna", INDIA SIIIPPING. fr oo 91 Goldfinder, from Calcutta at A.kyab; Calcicr , froo gapore at. Ningpo ; Dirigo, and Eagle Wing' Frr nisco: 7 " - B M and t,,um tro, 11.011' 0 ' from London—all at Shanghae. In o Columbian (ss), from Suez at Galle, with the • England of 16th January., frit ire Wm. Stevenson, and Emily, from Calen - Madras; Alma, from Penang; Sea Queen, frolo 0. o . o t and the Chinsurah, from Penang—all at Rang ec ;elb, ° „e Arrivals at Calcutta.—Jan 20. Dream , - rri 3 ;of Feb, 1. _Lady Octavia. (with troops), Lond° 11 1 ; , Wales, Coconada ; Ranee, Liverpool. 2. Devipois 3. Euxine, Liverpool; Royal St u art, London; geibo jer Dunkirk. 4. Vauban, Sunderland ; Key Ste lle li o , 5 ' 111 0, 3 ~ 6. Ellenborough (with troops), London ; 3 1 ' land. 7. Cim ' ber (with horses), Elizabeth ‘-' ll ,,,bai• ftbs Malabar. Departures.—Jan 29. Ally,. Be.—Gel 4. Conway, Mauritius. Feb 1. Merlin, BoraboY .. ; o ise, Ocean, Colombo. 2. A rracan , Li ver pool ; P u. 10 6. goon. 3. Martaban, llarnburgh. „ f , es ter'' Arrivals at Singapore. Jan 22. Ellen S al , laide ; Adelaide, Amoy ; Bengali, Macao Lirv i t i oe 24. Mutlah; Algoa Bay; . Baillie Nicol Jar . "% i it, 1111 1 , City of London, Mauritius. 30. Prince B eg 14 0 . P; Annie Buirknam, Penang. ,Feb 1. Mary.. l l 3l.g iiell lW ArrivalS at Hong Kong.—Jan 14. F 0 311 17 e tf ic t ' P Governor Morton, Singapore. D e parture s ', 1 3e „ i/ t lig,, el Land o'Cakes, Sydney; Cheapside, Sing a q - Sydney. 19. Golden State, Singapore. " A i a ter Manila. 24. Conqueror, Bangkok. 26. 0. .7 Bangkok. sing' 1" Arrivals at Shanghae.—Jan 7. Eanlon t, s olo' b oe ll , Claro, Foochow ; Sophie, M acao . Lanrick, Hong Kong. Departures ---J 3n C 5 ani pri• Melbourne; Countess of &afield; Swatow; yell ( Amoy ; Egmont, Japan; Spirit of the Norr'' Gauntlet, Montreal. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. WARWICK RACES.—YEsTritvAlr'i,,eo, DEBDALE STAKES.-Mr. Sykes, 1' Clifr Lothia, 3: Broad wa y Swell, 4 osfr TWO-YEAR OLD . STAKES Cheesecakes 1; l e is" . Arhite Rose, 3. Twel v e ran . Won by half 3 s c o WARWICK HANDICAP.—YeIIow Rose, 1 . • - " C ea FARMER'S P LATE (T ues d a y).—The ed ke. tummus wrong, and Wroston receives the st 3 B BRIGHT AND " THE Oh ! 'tis of a famed merchant who in Lto rP c' ell ; Who supplyld , it is fo K I hesll;l7-tihyloißitktuintsteseararewnedhnohe e iws d a-D b n e ti nti:t d s worth all your silver an r- Singin'—Butter-li—Butt,r'' (Air-' li __patter sails s MARITIM: McDonald, frc stown, with stern ad one man overboa injured, LIVERPOOL Ml, has put bacl Venice ; Sirene, I%f Furet, Gravelines Alexandria; Leonne, Gravel bot, Gravelines ; Coin bourne ; Mith, Od Havannah ; Saracen, Antwerp. I 'went ' asho - re on Ho - 11Y : Isle, r)' Whose Butter i As Kelly was weighing out Butter one da:v , i . d c o, In walks RIIFORM BRIGHT, and to hint (. 1,,y, , ~a c Come leave your shop Kelly, and with g o od coed po , ',.1i." -- And I'll rind you a place with no work ano . fla tter 11 -- - - Singin'—Butter-li—Butter" mind, So to you the good Pay I will Oh! no, my brave BRIGHI", that wont suit lei,Actit For to" era my " old place" I do not fee l . 1 , .. 1 „....-ro To serve England with Butter a year orer? Lurte Singin'—Butter-li — B utt e j7 tOP rib That's a good noble Kelly—then John BriVil +0 b l eb You're a "Brick," my "old buck," and not, • 1. So, in order your Butter to put to the test, _ best. ....11 -cP Send me weekly, henceforward a ton of );c11.....13iitt0 gladly make oe p r o . e . rii _dgi Singin' —Buttcr- 1 1 — B to '' ,ce MORAL. ~. ~. berc h drit-* Now all you who want butter, you I ' - " .. w 4 ‘ l ''' 4 1V to • e-r , SnElleyer don't by Ito -tieing bripormiadea. jidit,ifoi And as all want full value f tirliel ar i ' 4l3 le ~.,., „ orb Think of Kelly the Butterman, and ` utte •-. ..0 it, Ak