Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-20 00:00:00

.71IALOGUA BETWEEN " JULIUS CiESAR" AND " SCIPIO APRICANVS," AFTER .READIgG " YOUNG AMERICA" ON SLAVERY. 149. 111 Julius : Sip, how . yum du to dai ? I'se miti glad to ce yu, kasc I'se ben bere hinsum cinc we lars met. SCIPIO : Wots ben fde matta, Jules; ene ting "hepin ; hab yn heaud ene bad-uuse frum de ole prisun hous Obboandug ? JuLius : Dere am gude ole de matta sumwha ; and I tink they had beta let it ote. De supafiewat b's de gin'ral 'lexshun hab taken was de tryeagul ob the barb' Gubment. s luk•here SCIPIO : Wy,-Jules, is yu a a Tori-'Saryttef;" am yu ii faba ob de Gubment 'form Bil, aw, is yu on de fens, I wont p, yuse to kystef; yu mines me ob Yang , ules, yuse a tuu-fase le ?oa nega nkewbus, Kristuk 4 ,n rase naaa tituled to 'im I'se wets fur Hosfa an Yuet. Den de ilekshen ofsa showt ote, 4 ' doles Cesc, regigta 4,150, fibs No. 7,t11b0-lain, wotes far Ilosfol twa Yuet. • I didn't plunif `lir von kandate. IvOteelotf-an-haf, cots dey bofe 11W - tie ona ob de boom an de Bretoch konseashun at de bottm ob .thar hart. Scrplo • Ncry,• won ting naw - tok ja - jrtiO's —y use nida Jtairtit3: Beta hab tuu fases, an hab an 'oast hart, den nun tol. , • SCIPTO : 'Yu ceme to place grate ‘tigasis on de ward Inglus fremun. Hu eba heaud ob a blak Inglusumn ? I tort of de -subjeks ob dese 'trite& -kingurns wha Ang,ul - livid wite fase, btu ies, an strate har. Yuse forgot yuse ".nufen,but a nega," an " bah:nee:rites dat wite m en am bonds to dispel I ."—yati:! 'yak!! -yah !!! "Hon we apels siimb.". I dekla yu 'mines me ob Yung '3fere7ce, 'cept yuse a blak fule, an 'ims a wite'fdle. 'lm finks 'cors Inglun an 61 Yurrop hab ben wunce grate nega slabe-ones, btt 'penteE. and gub it up, 'cep Spane--- Yung ' Meeke boste dat de 'Nitrd Stait cans an bredes inorne&as ob of kullastden de hole vi..-nrld ; opnen de Afcan slabetraid, ritein de 'tefe ob de Inglus kruiscas; ancin detiuns ob solunt_ tretes lon 'since maid. Ph *cetefut doe-f far I naps hab one brudas, sisternsi an tratavt . o decors ena pusnul. li) mune in im pokut, an de ontol aoFfern Yanki hip vncl im g fade 4 blua uc bydin faml ;etten oa k (Tuir - g Morel) am ful =suns, :e . nuf'tu e disyel seC 'mut k ob. (a, den Kris tt )111 ciati pokabitl ' Sierek ise to bred to ob yur de - wad; im Im u s'prise, me. Ef lucalrwent strarre ob resenen,. I se feed y ?Meitba ole Mersa ,Jo:.1 am sum fors, in 'wot yu sai, -but noe lologe 'tweneYung MeGvice an mesee. Yuse a hepe tti larn, of ye lib lon ?.nuf. Yu mus stele de lays ob dis kuntre, an de lars ob-fiskul ciaute, as wet as de Ilybel, fore yu kart fiade ote bou I's kulrei to be An InXus Fromm. Rekurniek, dai tuu berths an rites hesef Yes, Jcuus : Sir berths Yte'mir olla aru Rabi, dat 'itnlmus be hoan 'gin 'fore "sim'kan enta de Xing um ob Bat as ytime hia larnt inSkryptalen messf, an is rme fide to "type, and de Hedata oh de towsen redas, axe waten to NOLFERN TY Mi lars not leste, as 71 7 -ling ere mudi, arta tivatte-itre-dais hard rumen arta nobedi but hesef, I -m is huri an klene gin butes I role wish 'im wird bie hesef .a par ob paten led& bu den yu mite hab °Pim kustum, an pafume 'im buti at de sam tyme. Gud artanune kenke' 8 • bates -am trim *im SP OR TING A. M. executes Comm. of Cash or Post-office o chaffing a Comr NWITHERN TIMEZ INTELLIGENCE is onall the principal Races, on AIX. will guarantee allriti —Address of Five per -Cent SEAFORTII AND WATERLOO FOOT ILACES. On Saturday last, the Seaforth and Waterloo amateur foot races came off in a held belonging-to Messrs. Bibby. The groundsvras will chosen, being about an equal distance from tieaforth and• Waterloo, and was of a soft sandy nat ure , and _perfectly level, which aff or d e d g - reat advantar, , es to tke itunasovermauyoftheplacesWuatlychosen for such amusement. The day was j,ust what could be wished for by the competitors—there ,being a niectreoze off the water, 'the effect of which was favourably felt. The attendance was not very numerous, but of a highly respectable class, some ladies aad g,entlemen attending on horseback. On the ground Share was a was by ticket, and around this were flags .7111 , was in attendance, which several nieces of mtisin. leratlY zg, end the judge Mr. C. Afellor •ds. The to noe ? JuLtus Irn ax a towsen kewstans, an ansurs 'em el to cute im nan obfuscated id se. Im arge.s far . beset, an Jferik 'gin hesef: Mines me weal I wos a bei, plaen mabul wid mem FedefE aw lenseins to plae will), I'de 4I mi rite han an lef it, Jules ; lef han an rite ie, Pomp. In dis - wan I'de 'muse aseselrfar oas. flumtimes Pomp wud betelules, and den Jules wud bete Pomp. Won ban wud luse•ol4e mabuls, den bora *um , tadahan ; but won .13.a1i kad not bete tuda ham, widote mi konsaat Arta ..11-1, I'€ wel pale fur mi trabut; fur, up tu,slis dai, I kan plEe mabuis, as wel, of .beba,twid mi lefkan, as I kaa wid cmi ritelan. In dose liapi dais of Tni bcitud, mabals woO Mt/ idal grid. Sip, yu , wturiarr%u co me 4t algumatyng de latla mab►ll blak, an de site trralmil recl, , ar.de blak raabtil•yaila! Butl kudn' t malgumate de blak, red, an yalla aie, 'de fore kullas—wite, red, villa, an, noe hou. In d wos , d 1 de. Yasiiun Fetes, like Yff?q ii de was im rites am pl~en des gaini wid tle nega fite-han, ira kol Ole drca ban, an rite ie, irn 'kOl . 1 7 vang IKereke. Im pertens •ilat de intros ob de facile (Ole life a anilrung ifereke) am we entlysbul ; corsim am'de muven prinspul, de saim as wen . l wos plaen umbulswid - meself. ' I kiamed of de Yung iffereke negas,'blak, red, wite, an yaria; wid dig difrunc, I maitl•Mi matalls 'de difrant kullas bi de tisitt6fic rules ob j‘emcstrc,:Yung .11er . eke's • iistem of slabere inaikg ob 'de slabefe-bi de u.nholi praktes ob de difrunt hilic malgumatunt Scipio : htles, - yu . hbb here 'sterns was 'bowt S'planen yusef. But yu tbaint tol me hou'de 'lexshun tarthinatod. Is de Tori-'sarvtefs, au & Vig-ratikuls, in de ? Is Efyu is, hou did vu wotE faba de Darbi ‘Fcrna 'Bil—du tel yu 'lowd to wot( Dtts yu stushunal Gubment ob dia 'litunod kuntre, as 'minstad bi de• tuu ole 'lytykel faxsimns fur'de lars twente-seben yeres, nedeg iIILI L'B Mi ..preshan dis ole nue men ; aw, in oda 'words, - do hole 'lytyke 'kwias freshnen (like poa ,wyne)-Wid nue.blud—yung %lad, midi am de life-eben prinopul ob'ol bodese, fiskul as wel as 'lytykul. 'Lowd , to wote Ob- eon I is. De ole 'form lar ob 1832 giba.are_rnarn de rite to wote —it dust% rnatta w wit •alla av red— —Greke, Ju€, aw gran objek ob de•lars , ob dis grate kuntre is ek wol a zak justes. It ant de *ha , ders •;aida ynwoltintafi aw mriM4l,3, .an I print weda babarun ony sibalise4 Gubment, ITtvk labere, '-eept fur krime, in -de hol wurld. I •noes Yung ' Iffer.gke's peen up Slitamkratik, Mobikratik, ' Publkon, S3abe (Gaebnzentsx de lan •ob de lagas 'lytykel libati. tut der am noe truf in der Tekumlashun, which dekiars, "di men bean, frea.an ekwat." Yung 'llerOke 'fin , kuntre bi that dey am not. Ef,w am to jage 'im.au =shuns, den of men am mot "- boan frea an ekwel." Derfore, de :Deltundashim am not a " sef-avedunt Ind," but a " sef-evedatitiii." - Pee . not in faba ob de Darb' ?Form ail, naw li!se not in faba oitugeda wid de holsail 'form bil ob Jon SI r ite. Ynnevarstil Sufernse:(Tbleevesdey kols 'eni.), as egsaths'ed fn de 'Nite,d Staits an Frans, is.praved a fayiare. In de 'Nited Staits, de tre hutted tow.sen tiabeownas am de:jariti, an rule. De twente-nine niilasne , .seben huned tftosen utut-slaveonas, negas an 01, am de 'narite, an am de -s7ubund. In Frans, yane :varsal sufernse, 43ak'd. up bi de pint ub de hanut,lekted Jebel 'Polion Presdunt, an artawnds 'kCanied; im"lfprur Nou, insted of dese tuu ~kuntres keperthfutrik step wid de wart's progTes, dey am vny taken won step furwttds, an tuu steps bakwuds, But, sip, yu &lint tol mie 'betwt Yung Ilfereki'4 plantashnn famle. Yu ses ya rtnidwaet - frum im unkei. Is yu feed to tel ? *hab Ilravtg Mcrae midran im kustuns? itan't yu fel de true', ete yur onast bred, ,an . iib widote de fea ob de krak ob de plantashun whip'? 'Mamba, yuse not liben in do sufern stait, wha wite an tilak min am 'gag,'d; bat yuse nou liben 3.n free Ingiun, isiiar-" Rite am ob noe aek, tiuf am noe kutia, Gad - am de fads.ob lts .01, an of we am brudren." SCIPIG : I wud radalhealu 'spaiheate onlytykel cianc, den ekpoee de cecrets 41b Yuiy Jlereke'sflantashun kOneme. I 'memba' wen I wos a ifiabetu ole mars tfoige•Fogie Krane. Ob ebeni im yuse tu vede imam Bybel, -"Doc: I speke wid de tungs . pb men an aaguls, ..an hab net .chariti, I am becum asSoundin bras, aw,a , tifiklin simbtll. 'Dmagib mi bodi tu be-bunt, an hab ,notchariti, it t-rofteth nuffen. Folla arta chariti, an 'zire spirtal gifs." Den 'Marg Joige wud s'plane,wot chariti meat. 'Twos dat we negas shud be charitebui tu marsa, 'ill Cattle, an ol de Sialee-onas,,eben of dey did gib us mor den Nine-an-tirty, wen. dey , wha in a pashun ; dat in orda to spred de gospttlitu de Wean rase, de Hisinar:i 'Ciati sant Char ;Ant salen Ships tu de Costa Afca, an fetch us igriint bethitn negas to konvart oa blak.ioles to do faif obi de towsans •.; dat . 'twos chepa tu fotch ua tu 'Mereke, an sabe de life oh de inisinari—fur deyalud ol di in Afek; ,an dat we cuthdu,mor gud fur de spred ob de gospul hi .oa onpade lal a, osi 'Mereken plantashun, den of we why. ,konvarted in 4foa. ilea we cud work fti; .. ,ziffen, an tine oaselbs, an de perse t ies tu sen de gospul wisiiwes an de Byhel :tr. oa hethea Tar in de Sanwich Ilan, Nue Seelan, Turk, an de Norf 'Mereken Injuns ; :dat•de.'jariti ob de hetlinns wha kullad pusens, an dat we wha f‘honde tu 'fifenaba dem dat ama iii in bowls, as bonde wid deg.." Dis is de was Marsa Joike • s'plane de Skrypta tu us. " Foily arta ehariti, an 'zire spirtul gifs," wos Marsa !Erane's moto. wos tau slabeson de plantashun, naul,,lfose an Sara; dey wha bere 'ligis. Mose " hab grate gif-,cb profese t an katabastan ol mistaese:" In de Babtis, Ilefdis, Pisbatens, an 'Piskopaleun 'ligin doun soul', pits slabeonas am •lowd tu du thar oan ,prechen, dat is, ef ~dey "'sire spirtal gifs " widote kolligen. Wel, Marsa Kr rte jined de Mefdis Ciati. 'lm maid hesef - klas-leda nex 'zorta.;.,artawuds 'im put liesef on triul as itinorant minsta, an 'pinted Mose, 'zorta. Den 'im an Mose wud.trabel tu de difraat pantations oh de pea slabe-onas (for .marsa bpre rich--oan d. a hope ob lau sn negas), preeh At de wite folk, and bourn 'sort the negas: di Folla arta chariti . ; far we noe in part, an profci in part." Y o u Mose was mofe blu " ies, an srate har, 'twos de komen tork mung de ole slabas. dat wos a famle 'semblance 'twene marsa 301g e an Mose; but, as " ehariti hidath a maltitude ob due," I mus let sus %osop pars. Jules, du yu fele .ene tumpen at de botura ob Jur hart? I'se fele miti bad. 'Peres like f'se Eisen ol mi ebariti tine I luf de ole holm I dasu't fink it .am rite fur me to tel ol noes bowt de cecrets ob Yung Mereke's famle. J's ced nuf. But yu haint tol me hon yu woted. I blikeyes yuse afead ; s'pose yu woted ceerettieut, ow wos it opcp wote, I wonts tu noa? JuLius : We Inglusmun am 'boys de mene, oneken, Yank.: dogine ruana ob woten, wid thar ettoshute hat oba thar ies, fead tu lak Oar 'ponont in de fase. We 'lekt o3menhas fur parlmen an bara ofsas like ' lessa Andson, far anti squar, open an 'Love bord. Ebre birges am peryded wid a wo.ter, kard aw ticut bi de parte dat wonts 'im sufernse. On de dai ob de 'lekshun, we (hem !) fremun ob Inglun gose tu de poles, an gibs oa kard aw ticut tu de 'lekshun ofsa. Wel, de ofsa tuk mi kard; an aV4 p e hn I rote fur ? I'se an . im kuntre liked 'corn dour in de nusepapers.a Jules, I'se fend yme fog Nero enterid for this 0' Air. W. E. Robertson se age; half a mile. TI elegant, cup, second 'A.. ie prizes in this rat. Vs, and third to save his st.al, es under X 7 years of —First to receive an There were nice names entered, but only six ran. 41r. James Lees eaials. Mr. Wm. Birch second, and Mr. Hugh Badenach third.' The third was a Spin, apo yards,; for •which eight were enterer but, only six ran. The prize offered in this race was a piece of plate Mr.J. E. Wllonald was the ,suocesatia conapgitor for4his race Mr. James Jump came in second. The fourth was by far the most interesting race of the day, and was called " The Grand Seaforth Steeple 'Chase." The distance to be gone over was ene ,prizes .were-rEirst to receive &handsome cup; necond .20s ; third to save his stake. , In this, as inthe former race, Mr. J. E. M`Donald came in, first, Mr: Murray{ Steele second, and Mr. Alfred Anderson third. The betting, in this race was 419..f011aws : 6to 4 agst .Aderson ; MiDonald ; 4 to 1 agst Robertson; and ,5 to. 1 agst 5 to.; 2 ag The , fifth was a well contested Match of 250 yards, between Messrs, Frederick Atkinson and iittglißadenach ; thelitter,coining in lizat; 4 The sixth race was for the Waterloo Purse ; distance round the steeple chase course. First to receive• £3; second, to, receive 20s; third to save. his. stake. Five names .were entered for this race, sad all ran. Mr. Win. Brownhill cam. in first; Mr. .;John Garnett second; and Mr. John . Lavelady third. The Contest between Messrs. Brownhill and Garnettln this race was so great that the latter was only beaten by ahont half a varri • At the end al Lb above. races, Consolation etakes, for beaten candidates,were to be run for, over a distance of 240 yards. The ,conditiona were—No race unless five start, and the prize .oTcrtd was £2. There was some difficulty in getting this race up, as many of those< who had been unsuccessful attfirst seemed: to,,think that they, had been well enough beaten without a repetition of it. Tne requisite number were at last collected, and Mr. John Lovelady carriedxff the prize, amid the cheers • of his supporters. The assembly separated at the end of this race. PKETIN.G .BIAKENue , sn Viproara V. PaiNcc's PA , Rii.-43.anatch was played on the grounds of the Prince's Park Club, on the 15th inst, with the following results. : 'Prince's Park first innings.. • . ...... Birkenhead Victoria first innings . Ditto second innings Al 13-:66 Priace'aPark winning in one inning, with 115 runs. o spare. CLAREAWITT AND CLAZ.ENCE CLUES. -A match was played between the Claregiont and Clarence cricket clubs en Saturday last. The Clarence commenced the talatch by going in first, andat the 'fall of their last wicket the score numbered 56. Me Claremont followed, but from the steady and replly excellent bowling of. Igessrs. Clark and Cornforth (the latter taking three wickets in one .over) their chance was but a very poor one. At the fall of their dast wicket they were 38 deficient of .the Clarence score. In consequence of their beigg.so, fabehind, they took their next innings, and only scored 26, Jellying the Clarence vic ors in the first innings, and twelve to spare, The score stood as follows :- CLARENCE.-.---FirSt Innings. ' F. Clark-b.ibY X`Gaw .....: 4 B.Wardill-leg before wtcket. 4 Shepard-b. hy,Hughes .. 0 J.Walker- b. oy M`Gaw .... .6 -4 it. Herd/3411. ,by.Brehner.. 1 11. Lougton-b. by H ermes .. 3 J. G. Elliott-e. by M'Gaw .. 2 i E.Herdinan-leg before wick't 1 J.Cornfooth-e. &b. Brebner.. 9, Byes, &c... .. ~ 7 K. Borling-lb by 4 . lcpaw ..... 0 - H. Brown not out . . l9 T0ta1.... ..... 55 lii /finings. CLAREALNT. 2nd Innings. Brebner-b. by Cornforth .. .... ... 4 run out .. . Harmes-b. by Clark Farnworth-b. by Cornforth .. 3 c. by ditto ... ...... .. 3 111`Gaw-b. by ditto ........• .. •• .. 0 b. by Clark Hughes-b. by ditto ........... ob. by Cornforth . 3 T. Jones-c. by E. Reran= day-c. by Elliott ... . ... • • ..... 5 stumped by Wardill .. 0- Langharn -c. by Sheppard ... 2 h. by Clark Graham-run out ... 1 c. by E. lierdman 'W. Jones-c, by Cornforth. 0 stamped by Clark Tulle —not out . Ib. Ily ditto .. Bye . ... 1 Byes -18 . -2G AMBURTiI AND ri.P.ZOIDE CLUBS.-A match - was played between Abe first eleven of the Parkside and the Fecond e l even of the Aigburth Clubs, on Saturday evening, on the g round of the latter, in Aigburth-road. La ;the first , inuings,, the Aigburth scored 99, and t tke Parkside 94 i iikthe second innings, the Aigburth scored 52,. and, the Parkside were the winners, 'with three wickets to go down. Liverpool c c V. Shrew.bary,c c; Wednesday awl Thursday, 22nd and 23rd June ;, LiverpociLe a:ground First eleven Mersey anti Derby v.Bo late 25thAane ; Bootle c c grouod. BreckAeid c c v. Bronitiaro' Pool second elevet BcPmboro'Rool c cground. • Sanley second eleven r. St. 6,7cond eleven:, June 22nd, Stanley c c ground. 3tle second eleven ; 'aturday 2nd July The d r isputed race at Ludlow is settled in favour of Misty Morn. Mr. '6- Room has sold Harry Muff for a round sum, to go to France- The saic of the entire stud of the late Marquis of Waterford will take place on Friday and Saturday next. There are three stallions, thirty-three•brood riares, most of theca with foals at the • foot, ten horses in training, eighteen two year salds . in gentle work, twenty three yearlings, and ; five horses not in traanbag. A large, stud ,pf hunters will he sold at the same time. At Manchewter, on Thatrsday, lord Stasaford's Lassie, by• Alarm, 3yrs, was sold to Mr. ,lotn Cowell for 2.1 guineas, and Alderman Copeland's Cripplegate,.3 yrs, to Mr. Harvey, for i the same stun. Mr. W. Day has sold Fearful, Young Lovell, the three year old filly out of St. Gilees dam, and a two year old molt . by' Planet, to Mr. W. Norton. They are to be shipped for Australia. .JERSEY lt.aces.—This meeting is fixed for Wednesday and Thursday, July 13 and 14, when r‘ine races are to be run, several for gentlemen riders. ittomEN;crxrung.—Mr. Rigby haz named his che3nut yearling colt by 'Thirdcatcher—Elopement, Oray Bird. Mr. Hothun's yearling colt out of Nugget, sister to Airocket, named FisherniGn, is by Acrbbat not Autocrat. AGlTHES.—Newmarket First Octot,r Meeting (Thursday) Lord Coientry's oh c by Orlando—Virago, agst Mr. F. Robinson's c by The Baron, Bst 41b eaeh, T.Y.C., 200 h ft.—Houghton Meeting ; Baron de Niviere's Miss Cath, 6 yrs, 9st, agst Mr. H. S. Thompsoh's Glenbuck, 3 yrs, 7st 41b, T.M.M., 100, h ft. - July Meeting," 18130 (Wednesday) : Lord Stunford's f by Orh.ndo— Torment, agst Sir J. Hawley's Sister to Pandora, no weights mentioned, New T.Y.C., 300 h ft. STAMINA or Jag ENGLtsn STEEPLE-RUASE HORSE. • In a letter from the seat of war, by the special correspondent of the Morn Poet, the following passage appears :—The aide-de-cainp of the marquis de Forton, the Vicomte A. Talon, has with him the stQ Fote-chase horse, Ycung Magnet, with which he won the heavy we"cht military steeple-chase in England this spring [the Welter Stakes st Birmingham, carrying I4st. 71b.] In conseque nce o f an accident to his second horse, this is for the moment his only horse. He has ridden him for ten hours A a time, then after a halt of an heur has mounted and gone for three hours more, then another halt for two or three hours, and so on for five days—all this time : 4 4inig two or 4 1. officer d'ordonnanee, and often obliges to go on iliCv whin regimental horses remained quiet at their piquets—yet I saw . ...0 horse in the geqeral's stable nearly as fit is go and as fresh as age t:.:‘.gliai.la9rse, and his owner told me though be 4. , ! 41 nqt THE NORTHERN TIMES MONDAI, JUNE 20, ISO been in a stable gilleC he landed him at Genoa, he hichtever been amiss a day, and\in fact he was as well as a horse couldthe. The Gem, •3 - yrs, his arrived at C, Rolph's, Hinton Lodge. The Whitewall stable has now first claim of Aldcroft's cervices. A'Eatitch, for £5OO a side, h ft, 'has been made for 'the last day of the Houghtbn Meeting, between Mr. F. Robinson's Ariadne and Lard Ailesbury's Canticle, Est 71b each: T.Y.C. The NeWtrarket correspondent was in error in itallng that Henry Boyce''we M train privately for 'both Lord'Vihwilliam and his brother, ELe Hon. G. W. Fitzwilliam. The' litter's horses will be trained at Danebury, as heretofore, and his lordihip's in Wentworth Park; arid when that ground does not suit they will be removed to Swintoh, three or four miles off, Where 'there is regular training ground, - with stabling, and upon *Moll Mlthitto, Medoro, liallad singer, and othersof the celebrated Lord Fitzwilliam's horses were trained. NortuNonsx JULY METTING.—The Tiial Stakes, the Stand Plate, thelfursery Plate, the Chesterfield Handicap, and the Forest Plate close on Tuesday next. 'Srawonn, 18 . 4::: - The Burghley Handieap closed with 61 subs, the Cellyweston Stakes with 9 subs..the'Vrelter Cup with It subs, and - the Stamford Cup with 16. subs. '''The annual sale at Alvediston Wthe yearlings bred there, with those brought from MT. Simpson, of Dies, will take place on the 2nd•of July, the day after Winchester Races.. The yearlings are by Birticatcher, Surplice, Cowl, Braido (a eon of Orlando andCanezou), ant Tadmor, but priatipally 'by the two last, out of fashionable brood mares- The sale Twill be a large one, there being fifty-three Idts, many of them good-locfzing ; and now the rail is open to likhin a mile of the vaddeeks, ive expect to see a largeattennante, and more spirited cempetition tharilie-retofore. NEWM ARK ET.— Aari , ;ed at w Goodwin's stables : Adulation, 3yrs, mnd bay filly by Ambrose out of Tisif)hone, 3yrs. Wm. Snattk has left for Chantilly, Ito take Charge of the breeding and racing studs of Count Moray., ffi accordsmca with.the announcement made byes some anis-. since. Robinson, and has pone into the Danebury Elate. St. Clarence and Villaret were sold to Mr. J. Warrington at Epsom, me are Row in Warrenef's stable. Lord Londesberougli's yeailings (twelve in Lumber) will be brought to the hammer va Tattersall's this day (Monday).. HORSES STRUCK OUT OF :'HEIR ENGAGEMENTS. On the 9th lost, afterq Highwayman out of the Hunt'Cup at Ascot. On the I.oth 'bast, at 10 am., Soapy Sam out of ail his., On the 10th inst, ut 12.35 pnn:, Dullington out of the knot Derby. On the 10th inst,,after 6 p.m., - Exactitude. oui of the Coronation Orrthq 11th That, nt12.,35 pan., engagements On the 11 'Newcaistle, out of his Manchester heir Ascot engagemet On the 11th bast, at 11th inst MONETARY • AND COMMERCIAL, LI VERPOCIL, 'Saturday Evening. ThE'Cottnn Market has 'been quiet and steady during the*.y, prices being well .maintained, and a fair"business reported, amountingto about 6000 bales, of which 1600 were on speculation and for export. "Business in the LiverpoOl Share market was not so firm to-day, and at the Close a slight concession was'repoited. in prices.. The 'following are the day's - transactions :—Chester and Birkenhead, .694; Eas 7 'tern 'Counties, 114, Ii 3-10 ; Great Western 541 ; "LancaShire and Yorkshire, 904; London and North Western,. 90 ; Midland, 991 ; Dover, 204 ; Great luxenibourg, ; Birmingham guaranteed, 721; 'North Union 8., 1694 ; Bank of Liverpool, 191; `North and South Wales, 8; United Gas, 2034 ; 'Magnetic Telegraph, C. Shares, 144. Although the increased inquiry for Money expe rienced within the last few days has not imparted general activity to the Discount Market, the value of 'accommodation has slightly advanced. Instead of '2l per cent., the mercantile community have now to pay 2 per cent. for the negociation of first-class bills. This charge being still one half per cent. below the "Bank of. England minimum, the inquiries at that establishment continue limited, and it is, thertfore, - not surprising that the balance sheet issued by the anthorities for the week ending Wednesday last, should exhibit a further declension in the stock of " other securities." Complete stagnation was apparent in the Market for the Public Funds and Securities. The attendance of dealers was unusually small, and business in most departments was almost at a standstill. The alteration in prices, however;was in almost all instances trifling. Con sols are officially marked 921 and 92?-„ ex div., for the Bth Silly, and are now quoted 92 11-16 to 92 13-16, or 921. Bank stock has been dealt in at 219 ; the Three per Cents.-Reduced, at 93k to 93 ; the New Three per Cents., at 93k to 93; ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 95 ; the Scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 931 to 94'k ; India Bonds, at 2s dis.; and Exchequer 'Bills, at 23s to 27s prem. The Foreign Stock Market is likewise very quiet. The old Turkish Loan shows a fresh reduc tion of about * per cent., being quoted 751 to 761. The loan .of last year, on the other hand, after being marked 611, has advanced to 62* to 631. Russian 'Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are inquired for, and other foreign stocks inanimate. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents, for account, 101 ; Ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 911 ; Mexican Three per Cents. 183 ;, ditto for account, 181, 18: ; New Granada Deferred Bonds, 51 ; Russian Four-and-a-half per Cents., 96 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 81; Turkish Six per Cents, 1854, 751, 76; ditto, for account (June 30), 761, 761 ; ditto Six per Cents. (1858), 62 ; ditto for account; 614, 63. In the London Railway Share Market, a very limited bilAness has been transacted, and in one or two instances pfiees have declined about I to 1 per cent. London and Blackw a ll h ave recededl to 644. North Western to 90 and 901. North British to 541, 55. North Eastern, York, to 721, 7'21; and South Eastern to 674-. Eastern Counties have improved to 561. South Western to 91 ; and Norfolk to 56 and 57. The FOreign Lines are exceedingly dull. Lombardo-Venetian Old Shares are steady at 61, and the New at 64, 6 4 . Great Luxembourg, 51 ; and Sambre and Meuse, sf, 54. In the Colonial Market, East Indian have declined to 1001 ; and Great Indian Peninsula to 981. Joint Stock Bank and Miscellaneous Shares show no variation of importance. City-Bank are at 641, 65. London Joint Stock, d 3. Ottoman Bank, 17. Union of Australia,'sBl, 551 ; and Royal Mail Steam, 524. Respecting Mines the Mining Journal of to-day states " For some weeks past the standard for copper ore has been gradually falling, and the holders of stock in copper mines are becoming naturally alarmed. It may not be amiss, therefore, to refer to one or two of the causes for this ' depression, and see whether any crumbs of comfort may be gathered for the future. The primary cause of the depres sion, as wo all know, is the war, and in -consequence of it the small quantity of copper now exported to Germany, and the dulness of trade in Birmingham and elsewhere. In addition to this, and acting upon it, the metal market has for some months been glutted with foreign copper, and as those who control the price of metallic copper also regulate the standard, or the price of the copper in the ore, they have been endeavouring to buy this foreign metal as cheap, as possible, and have put down the price accordingly, but thus far the holders of it have not shown any willingness to sacrifice at the prices offered. The mines have been for some time suspended. The Share Market has been particu- ' larly dull this week, and in the, absence of buyers a fall has taken place in almost every description of stock, whilst the prices of many shares are merely nominal. This state of things is not confined to new or speculative shares, but to dividend and progressive mines, and many of the dividend mines are the flatest of all. The fortnightly settling took place on Thursday, but was not very extensive, even in East Russell, in which so much speculative business is gene rally done. During the past week the movements of the Precious Metals have again been of an unimportant character. The imports have amounted to 1,136,6021., including 532,835/. from Mexico and the West Indies, by the La Plata; 156,825/. from the United States, by the City of Baltimore ; 6,0001. by the Borassia, and 257,7031. by the Canada ; 12,2191. from the Peninsula, by the Sultan ; 120,0001. in gold from St. Petersburg, and about 50,000/. in silver from the Continent. The exports have been 5201. to the West Indies, by the Parana ; and shipments to the Continent, through the London Custom House, estimated at 142,1621., making the total 142,6821. The payments on account of the Indian Loan of 5,047,00 6 / a mounted, up to Thursday afternoon, to 3,531,000/. The - amount of the Scrip already paid up in full is a few thousand pounds beyond 2,000,0001. Consequently, the two final instalments, each of 25 per cent., and fixed, respectively, for the 19th prox. and 16th August, will apply to the reduced capital of 3,018,000/. The existing liability of the market on this score is thus limited to a million and a half sterling, divided into two instalments. The magnitude of the payments in advance says a good deal for the bona fides of the subscription list. At least 461,0001. in Australian gold is now due or overdue. The Monarch, with 171,4001., has been at sea 108 days; the Chili, with 61,1001., 100 days; the Essex, with 56,1001., 97 days ; the Indian Queen, with 10,0001., 97 days ; the Owen Glendower, with 141 600/, - 94 days • the Annie WilSon, with 21,3001., 93. days ; the Shalimar, with 97,600/., 84 days ; the Nimroud, with 21,0001., 83 days ; the Suffolk, with 191,7001., 80 days ; the Result, with . 145,6001., 72 days ; and the Ocean Chief, with 40,6001., 69 days. The exact amount of Specie shipped for the East, by the steamer Colombo, which will leave on Mon day, is 282,3661., of which 4,0141. is gold and the rest silver. Th e w h o l e i s on private account. Annexed are the particulars : —For Calcutta, 108,7501.; Hong Kong, 101,672/: ; Shanghai 35,8704 ; Madras, 28,214/.. ; Si ngapore, 6,6 00/ . ; Ceylon, 1,200/. Owing to the large supply of, Silver by the West India packet the quotation has declined viz., to ' 62d. per ounce standard. At this price buyers for the Continent will doubtless come forward. The . Gazette statement of the movement of the Precious Metals for the week ending Wednesday last I gives the following totals, viz. :—lmports of gold, 833,632/. ; exports of gold,. 635,821/. ; imports of silver, 119,7914 ; exports of silver, 180,454/. The Railway Traffic Receipts for this week amount to .£485,499 16s. 4d. This amount has been earned on 9,0671 miles, and is equal to £53 10s. 91d, per mile.. The revenue for the corresponding week last year was £441,953, acquired on 8,7856 miles, and gave an average of £5O 6s. Old. per mile. The increase in the receipts of the week is therefore £43,547, or £3 4s. 96d. per mile. The Funds to-day were weaker. After declining 4 per cent., Consols closed k per cent. lower than yesterday. Business in this and in every other department of the Stock Exchange was very limited, and the tendency of prices generally was drooping. The anti-French manifestations in Germany are for the moment the principal cause of disquietude. Attention is also directed to the financial requirements of ear governme n t. C omparat i ve l y new bill s were negot i ated in th e di scount market to-day haw 2-1 per cent. Con. !Lidera* ac ti v i ty prevailed. Not4i4F et importance took place in bullion at the Bank to-day. At least £461,000 in Australian gold is *tow due, or overdue. The V 30,500 in spade ex the steamer La Plata, reached the Bank this morning, and is undergoing assortment for the bullion brokers.—Daily News City Article Friday _evening. The English funds have been languid to-day, but without any material decline, a general increase of anxiety being observable with regard to the tene of continental opinion on the probable extension of the war. In the Foreign Exchanges this afternoon there was no change of impor tance from the rates of last post. The corn market was very heavy this morning, and sales could not have been forced except at a further decided decline. The produce markets during the ,week have continued without material change ; but the demand generally is moderate, and the existing political uncertainties still prevent buyers from entering into extensive operations.—Times City "article, Friday Evening. • RAILWAY MAIIKET.—Oa Friday the Railway Market was heavy from some speculative and other sales, and most of the leading English stocks closed at a decline of to per cent. The aggregate United Kingdom returns of traffic for the week ending. June 11th, show an increase of £53,860. The Times says that daring the last month a continental contract has been in execution in this country for 60,000 bags of ships' bread. This would suffice for thirty sail of the line for six months. The purchases of horses, coal, and other materials has caused a flow of money to England as one of the first consequences of the war. ...-.-..-.....4p.-- LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-JUNE 18 The cotton market has been rather quieter to-day, but prices continue very steady. The sales—including 400 Egyptian; 7-id to 9d ; • 400 flurat, 4Kd to 511—are reported 6,000 bales, of which 500 are on speculation and for export. London, from Malta (ballast), which arrived here on sue` day, instant, reports that at daylight•on the morning of ow day, at the entrance of this Galt', and near Cape Carabierno, observed a frigate run foul of an English brigantine , carrying away bowsprit, cutwater, head, and doing other serious damage, on which the frigate took the said brigantine in tow, and steered towards the Straits of Scio. A Hellenic' steamer arrived this morning from Scio, reports the said brigantine as anchored there ; that the frigate that cause% the damage was a Russian ; that the master of the steamer was offered £5O by the Russian consul to tow the said brigantine to this port, where she is bound (coals) that he consented to this, provided the Russian' took on themselves the risk of the brigantine' foundering on the way, as she was making som e water. This not being agreed to, the Greek steamer left without her. It s supposed that a Russian steamer, expected to call at 4yra in a day or two, will tow the wreck to this place. The brigantine Rattlesnake, Stamford, ° , I Yarmouth from Hull for the Austrian Lloyd's, is supposn'' to be the English vessel. . Since my last report of the 31st ult., the following Charters have taken place :--rTh e schooner Mystery, 102 tons, at 47s 6d orders ; schoone r Glyn, 138, at 42s 6d Bristol; brig Prospero, 144, at 5s orders ; brig Hermione,' 176, if direct 425, orders 44s ; brig Tanfield, London 40s 6d, other direct port, 425, °Mori 45s ; schooner Jonadab; 103, direct 42s 6d, orders 46s 6d ; schooner Majestic, 140, to arrive from Malta, 455 orders. Immediate wants are pretty well supplied. The next batch of arrivals will not, I am afraid, stand so good a chance in obtaining same figures. MARSEILLES, June 15.—The Maroquini, from Liverpool to T here a prize. NEW YORK, June B.—The ship Connecticut, before reported ashore at Tybec, has been floated off and arrived at Savannah. A ship, cotton loaded, was seen ashore on the North Bahamas 16th May; tvith twelve wreckers around' her and a number of bales of cotton floating about. ELZINORE, June 14.—After a long continuance of east" erly winds, the wind mite round yesterday to NW, with thunder and hail. A great many ships from the North Austrian bri Giovanni g este, has be'eu brought in Sea passed to-day LEITH, June 17.—The ship Moira, of. Aberdeen, took fire this day at 1 p.m. (cause unknow n ) : it was no t go t under until late in the afternoon, amount of damage considerable OUTPORTS GRAVESEND, June 18.—Arrived : The Bottins, from Riga ; August, Gothenburg ; Labo r o, Ch r isti ans t a dt ; Sara h Metcalf, St. John's, N.lik : Mary Miller, Odessa; Duncatt Dunbar,: Sydney ; Wave of Life, Sydney ; Ashmore,. Colombo ; • Armonia, Alexandria. . Sailed : Leo (s , a), for Rotterdam : Neptune, Hambro ; Solent, Shanghai; Batavia, Antwerp. • DEAL, June 18.—Passed: Gratitude, from North to Oporto; _yacht Argonaut, west,ward to London; Duncan Dunbar, Sydney to London Lady Ann, Londen to Adelaide ; Veritas, New 'York to Memel,; Arnica Mana, Malaga to Stettin; Jeoba Gezina,, Cette to Hamburg; Chace/ Charleston tb Bremen; Scudder; Frederickstadt to Rouen ; Elizabeth, Bahia to Bremen; Crawford, London to Alicante ; Lizzy Lee, Malagato •to Petersburg; Wm. Pann, Nantes to Hartlepool ; Gustrow, Citte to Copenhagen. Passed off the Isle of Wight, 14th : Gubduivr New York to Bremen ; - Firefly, north to westward ; Marl' New Orleans to Bremen; Johanna, Melbourne to London; Margaret , - 'Evans; New York to London; Chanticleer , Jamaica to London; British Ensign London to Newport; British Tar, London to Singapore ; Earl of Shaftesbury , London to Sydney ;tEsperanzo, London to Liverpool; Gus tave, London -to -Bombay; Tweedside (s), L o ndon ta, Alexandria; Midge, Wildfi re , L on d on t o C a l cu tt a; David Mclver, London to Liverpool ; Sohannes Lang, Ne w Orleans to Bremen ; Lady Nya - , Iroinbay for orders. VALmourn, June 18. —Sailed :.Kate Swanton, for Bristol; Triton, Bristol. The Navy, from New Orleans, arrived off here yesterday, reports having seen a French war steamer board a brig, supposed Austrian, on the 18th June ; shortly after fell all her sails, and took her in tow. GREENOCK, June 18:—Arrived : The Jeannette, frci ta Luman; Banner Maloma, Matanzas; G a i n * d eren te. Sailed : The Dumfries, to Nantes. erfiler lemete sfea gore on se of tyur lig at 12.35 pan., Antler and Mavourneen out of 2.25 p:m., Supple Jack out of the Ascot 2/5 Egbert out of his Ascot engagements. - - On the 11th inst, at 3.39 p.m., The Lark out of the Ascot Derby. On Use 11th inst, at 3.89 p.m., Donner and Blitz, Patapon, Wizard; and Nightingale outoTthe Ninth Ascot Triennial. On the 11th inst, at 3.39 p.m.. The Rap out of the Second Biennial. On the 11th mild, at 3.39 Hepatica out of the Hunt • Cup at On the 11th inst, -at 3.39-p n., Boomerang out of the Coronation Stakes. On the 11th inst, at 3:39pan., The Lark and Magic out df the Eighth Ascot Triennial. On the 11th iust., at 1.39 p.m., Wizard out of the 20 secs. Stakes at Ascot, On the 11th inst., at 4:15 - p.m., Volcano out of the Hunt •Cup at Ascot On the 11th inst., after 6 p.m., Hal o' Kirklees and Fitch 'out of their'Woreester engagements. On the 18th inst. - , at 9 a.m., colt by the Fallow Buck oat of Sub rfuge out of the Second Ascot Btennial. On the 13th inst he was entered by at 9 a.m., Pan out of all handicaps for ' , Which r. Barnard or Mr. Reeves. On the 13th inst., at 9 a.m., Jealousy out of the Ascot Stakes. On the 13th inst. ; at 9 a.m., Sequidille out of the Ascot Cup. On the 13th inst., at 11.15 a.m., Bribery colt and Plumper out of their Ascot engagements. On the 13thinSt., at 2.15.p.m., Musjid out of the Ascot Oup. On the 13th inst., about 2.30 p.m., Ignoramus out of all his --ments. On the 13th inst., at 3p.m., Pensioner out of the. Ascot Stakes. On the 13th inst., at 5.53 pvra., Cytherus out of the Ascot Stakes. On the 13th inst., after 6 p.m., Leamington out of the Ascot Stakes and Hunt Cup. On the 14th inst., at 9 a.m., Scent out of the Gold Vase at Ascot. On the 14th inst., at 9 a.m., Halliford and Satinstone out 41f the Worcester Cup. On the 14th inst., at 3_43 psm., Leamington out of the Ascot Cup. On the 15th inst., at 12.16 p.m., Leamington out of all his Ascot engagements. On the 15th inst., at 5 p.m., Lifeboat out of the Ascot Cup NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, 1859. TIMRSDAY.-31ATcH 20%1h. ft ; Bst 41b each.;. T.Y.C.—Lord yventrv's eh c by Orlando out of Virago agst Mr. F: Robinson's c by The Baron. HOUGHTON MEETING, 1859. WEDNESDAY.—MATCH 100,:•h ft; T.M.M.---Baron de Niviere's Miss Cath, 6 yrs, 9st, agst Mr. H. S. Thompson's Glenbuck, S yrs, 7st 41b. JULY MEETING, 1860. WEDNESD tY.---MATCR 800,'.h ft; no weights mentioned; New T.T.C.---Lord Stamford's fby Orlando out of Torment, agst J. Hawley's Sister to Pandora. PONTEFRACT, 1859. The GREAT WEST RIDING HAND/CAP Of 10 sovs each, h ft, and only 3 if declared on or before the 21st of June, with 50 added *winners of any handicap value 100 sovs after June 14 51b, of twe, or of a handicap value 200 Blb etara ; one mile and a half ; 31 subs. Should the highest weight accepting be undei• Bst 121 b, it will be raised to that weight and the others in ornnortinn Tournament Underhand Mr. Sykes.: Vanity .... Ditto . age st lb age st lb . 5...8 12 Greystock . .5 8 4 Castoff ..a...7 '8 B c by Vatican—Lady —5...7 4 Mary .......... •• .... 3..5 6 —4..7 2 Miss Stewart TunstaU Maid....... King of Scotland The Bald-face Stag Prince of Denmark .Trabuco Go Ahead 4..7 2 Harefoot 6 .6 12 Uralian .4...6 9 Mouravleff 4...6 7 'Widgeon .. 4 .6 4 Little Agnes 4 .6 4 Charlotte 3..5 6 .3,.5 4 .3 5 2 3 . 5 0 .3 .5 3 3 .5 0 3 5 0 Lord Jersey .. ..... —5...8 2 Eltham Beauty .... .... 3. .4 12 Eskdale .. Willie Wright • 3 . 5 8 Daniel .. ..... ....3...4 10 Arehduchess ...... .. 3.. 5 8 Tue squire ......... 3..4 10 Red Eagle The YORKSHIRE WELTER CUP, value 100s0Ts, by subscription of lOsovs each, h ft; winners of any ha.ndieap, value 100sovs, after • June 14, 51b of of two, or of a handicap. val u e 200. 81b ex t ra ; gen tlemen riderr; professionals 51b extra.; one mile; It subs. age st lb age st lb Bourgeois' ............ a.. 11 7 Glen Eagle .. ..5 .10 2 Hegira . King of geotland .... 6..10 10 Turret . . 4..10 0 Hesperithusa ....... ..4. 10 10 Malton Messenger (h h).6 . 9 8 Jack Spring (inc 51b ex).s. 10 7 Far West .... Caliph The Po:4l'l42llAm. HANDIC AP of 10 says each, h ft, and only 3if declared on or before the 21st June, with CO added ; winners of any handieap value 100 sovs after June 14 51b, of 'two, or of a handicap value 200 81b, or of the Great West Flding 'Handicap on Monday 101 b extra (extreme penalty) ; one mile. Should the highest weight .accepting be under Bst 121 b, it will be ralsed-to that weight, and the others in proportion. age st lb . age st lb. Tournament Bourgeoise .. a.. 7 9 Red Eagle .......... 3 5 8 'King of Scotland ~ 6...6 12 Birdbolt „. .............5_ 5 7 Coxwold „, ... 4..6 10. j Greystock 'Volta ... ...... ........4 .610 1 Lottery.. 3 5 6 Star of the East „ 4..6 9 1 Harefoot ......... —3 5 5 ihe Bald-f ace d St ag .. 4...6 9 1 The Far West .... ...... 3..5 2 Jack Spring (in 5111 eztna)s.. 6 7 1 Susannah 3..5 0 'Trabuco Glen. Eagle ...... ... ~.. 5 . 6 2 1 Attraction. Turret .. 4 6 0 Daniel ........ .......3 .4 11 Willie Wright .. . 3 .5 9 Maid of the Tweed. 3...4 8 Archduchess.. ..........3..5 9 NorthumbeeFd Duchess 3.. 4 8 WORCE iTERSIRE SUMMER MEETING, 1 859 The WORCESTERSIIIREPUANDICAP of 10sovs each, h ft. and only 3 if declared, with 100 added; winners of a handicap of 100sovs in value after June 8,51 b extra ; on the New Course, one mile and three furlongs ; 65 subs, 82 of whom declared. The thighest weight accepting being Bst 415, it has been raised to Set 12/b, and the rest in proportion. " _ ageqst lb' age st lb Underhand... Misty Morn; ;1n 51b extra)4 • 8 61Ambush Bourgeois . a.B 31Indenendenee Botany Kestrel ... . 6 7 -8! Minster .. ......•. .... 3.1 3 Fairnlay ... , 5..7 tlrellow Rose .. ...• ...... 3 6 2 lieaira. Orchehill .... 4..7 6!Ascot .......... ..... .. • 3 ..5 10 Romeo . . .a 7 313Iutineer .......... ....3..-5 8 Grillade . a..7 0 The. Dane ... . Trabnco 4 613 Daniel. . Princess Raya1...,,......4 .6 10 Shealeld Thornhill . , 4..6 6 Statesm an ~. ...3 . 5 8 Red Eagle .. .. .... .... • 3 .. 6 6 Timandra : 3, 5 6 Knecliburn .. *.... 46 4 Linda .. . . . —3-5 6 Cynthia .. The rest pay 3 sors,cach. WINCHESTER, i 859. ~The ORIGINAL HAM*SNIRE HANDICAP of :10 sous each, h ft, and only 3 if declared, with 50 added if three start ; winners of any handicap of 100 cove value after the weights were fixed 31b, of two such 9lb extra; two wiles and a distance; .32 subs, 13 of whom declared. Sedbury Nimrod Southampton age st lb I .4 .8 12 I ..3..7 4 Compromise Ascot 3 .4 10 A few pickizgs by yours, A Flu] age st lb Independent* •.. 3..6 9 Coroner ..... ...3 . 6 7 Gargrai'e .......3..6 6 Tiney The rest pay 3 cove each. [END •OF THE MAN TIN THE MOON WOOL AND WOOLLEN TRADE, LEEDS (ENGLISIX AND FOREIGN), Friday.—There seems to be tnore confidence in the present price of English wool than there was a few weeks ago, when it was lower. In the country it keeps in advance of our market, and it has now 4e - dolled a price at which some buyers will limit the extent of their purchases. so long as the war exists. YORK, .rdne 16.—At this day's market there was a good attendance of both buyers and sellers, 650 sheets of wool being offered for sale, which was all sold et the following prices :—All tog, 20s 6d; two-thirds hog, 20s ; half hog, half ewe, 19s. BRADFORD, Thursday.—The demand for combing wool has rather increased since last week, and rates are a shade higlaer, Consumers view with considerable alarm the high prices of the raw material, because in the present state of things they see no chance of obtaining anything near cost for yarns and goods; and unless an improvement takes place in these branches of the trade, production will have to be further curtailed. HALIFAX, Friclii Evening.—Since last week's report there has been greater activity in the wool market, and combing descriptions especially have brought higher prices. No material change can , lie noted in the worsted trade, which, generally, does not tilt; buoyancy observable in the raw material. LONDON PRODUCE M A.RKET.-TITNT 18 Sugar market steady, being 6d dearer for the week for good grocery qualities. Coffee market firm. Tea quiet. Common Congou is 3d nominal. Rice steady. Saltpetre is quoted 9d to 2s 6d lower for the week for finer, and lower grades respectively. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-JUNE 18 There is very little business doing in any . kind of hops, and to force sales rather lower rates must be submitted to. LONDON TALLOW MARKET JUNE 18 The market is firm. Town tallow is quoted 62s 6d, net cash; Petersburg Y C, on the spot, 55s ; June, 555; July, 55s 3d; August to Septamber, 565; October to DeCeniber, 565 3d' to 56s 6d. MARKET AVERAGES : Town tallow, 55s ; fat •by ditto, 2s 10 Id ; yellow Russian, 56s 6d ; melted stuff, 42s ; rough ditto,. 25s 6d; tallow greaves, 15s; good dregs, 7s. LONDON MINING MARK ET --JuNE In the Stock Exchange to-day the following transactions in British mining shares are officially marked—viz.: East Wheal Russell, 71- and 71, being still dull ; Lady Bertha, ; and Vale of Towey, 'l2s 6d. There have also been transactions in Grambler and St. Aubyn, West Seton, Buller. and Basset, Kelly Bray, Great Wheal Alfred, and Alfred Consols. Prices exhibit little alteration. Foreign mining shares remain inanimate Copper are officially marked par. A beautiful stone of malachite and copper ore is now at the offices of the North Rhine Mining Company, and will repay inspection. It is said to weigh about half a ton, and the yield of pure copper is estimated at 70 per cent. It is the produce of one of the mines in the north of the colony of South Australia, the property of Mr. Chambers, 'of Adelaide. Bon Accord Subjoined is our usual weeloly report of the metal market : There has been no movement in this market calling for special remark. Copper continues quiet, without change in price. Iron is also quiet, and a shade lower in price. Lead, tin, and spelter find little attention, but quotations are. maintained. Tin plates are a shade weaker. At the annual meeting of the St John Del Rey Mining Comp, held yesterday, a dividend of 10s per share, as recommend in the directors' report, was agreed to. _ . . The accounts presented at the meeting of shareholders in Rosewarne United Mines, held on the 13th instant, showed a balance against the undertaking of £B2 Os 11d. At a meeting of adventurers in Merllyn Mine, held yes terday, the acconnts showed . a balance in favour of the undertaking to the amount of £49 9s 10d. A call of 6d per share was niade. The agent 'reported that during the past twa months the 20-fathom level, from Wood shaft, has been driven 9 fathoms,. the,lode in the present end yielding a little ore. In the back of this level the lope is worth 10 cwt. of ore per fathom; stopping at 30s per fathom. Between this point and Brynferron shaft there is a piece of ground, between 30 to 40 fathoms in length, and which the agent thinks will prove productive. The water in the black shaft is now down to two feet, and in a few days the sinking will be resumed. Five tons of ore were sold on the 9th inst.. and the agent anticipates the sale of the like quantity in a month from that date. LONDON MONEY MARKET, - JUNE 18 Consols were dull, at 92 to 921. Little or nothing doing. Shares very inactive, and without any alteration. Canadian steady; Lombards, 6Z-. NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET.-JUNE 18 Moderate supply of wheat from growers, but few buyers, and sales slow, at barely last Tuesday's prices, rates being Is to 2s per quarter under the prices of this day week. Large arrivals from the coast and abroad, but the bulk being granary, and prices nominally unaltered. Flour without demand, and may be quoted is per sack lower. Barley at late rates. Business limited for oats ; prices lower. There was some inquiry for beans, and prices well supported. Peas (Diet, bONCASTER CORN MARKET.—JUNE 18 Large show of wheat, a portion of which has been left over unsold from previous week. Trade fiat, at a reduction of is per three bushels. Oats without change. Beans CORK CORN MARKET. - JUNE 18. White wheat, 26s ; red, 235.; Barley, 12s; oats 13s to GLASGOW IRON MARKET.—JUNE 18. No. 1, makers iron, and No. 3,48 s 3d to 48s 6d; warrants 48s to 48s 3d. Market firm, but quiet. CARLISLE CORN MARKET.-JUNE 18 We had a good supply of wheat ; sales were slow at last week's rates, and in many cases 6d per Carlisle bushel reduction was submitted to. Barley a small supply, and quick sales, at fully last week's rates. Oats a good supply, at prices same as last week. SHIPPING- INTELLIGENCE. At LIVERPOOL,-N.N. p p HOLYHEAD,-S.W, .W.—Moderate breeze. A R R Niord Cardenas Florida Savannah Grampian . . Kooria-Mooria Martin Luther .... Bombay Martha Demerara Elizabeth Morrison, Apalachicola New Orleans Savannah New Orleans New York New York Bombay Marathon , Cossawattee Leucothea . Henry Clay Neptune .. . New York IVED Ness Dungarvon Mary Wicklow Falcon Ballina Active Belm diet Eclipse lpswich Victoria Amlwich Pearl Phcebeus Marans Anna Metoka Alexandria Wager Velndschaup Fratnburgh Universe.... St. John's N.B. Clymene Calcutta Emily Mirk E. Bulkley Savannah Athenian (ss) Trieste Normandy . . . . New Orleans Sea King Boston Endymion Bombay Fingale Pernambuco Astley Rouen Pepina Sicily Lebanon Sicily Delphin Bordeaux Aurora Rouen Embla .... Rouen Melita Alexandria Albina Rouen Eideron Nantes Clans Ismyr Buenos Ayres Sphyni Naples Wm. Milkuigh ....Calcutta Him - alaya Asia (s), Deva IsS), Bordeaux J. H. Jarvis ..New Orleans Victor Ostend Marian Zuagary . Lucon R.'B. Ely . . . . New Orleans Elizabeth Kimball N Orleans Hete Dunkirk Ann Walker Nantes Gratitude Nantes Me reuria Saffi Rose Rouen Charles Sprague . . N Orleans Honour .. Nantes Messenger Quebec Ancarres London Mersey Glasgow Queen Lancaster Glasgow S A X Arabia (s.s.) Boston Cicero . Boston John Ritson .. Buenos Ayres Digby ----- __ Aden Richard Cobden .. Bombay " Northampton ..Philadelphia Lord Bangor ........ Sli go Orient Africa Bee Weymouth Canova .. .... Genoa Virago Emily St. Pierre .. Calcutta Sapphire ........ Gla sgow Oshawa ~ , , ... .. Bombay Enterprise F. W. Brune . „ Baltimore I Canada ... ....... Glasgow MARTTIME EXTRACTS. LIVERPOOL, June 18. g*TRNA, June 7. The t. 4 01)99i1er Flora, Wellyam , of FOREIGN PORTS, Gleanor, Robert, sailed from Dunkirk fo i r Liverpool June 15 ' Cambria (s), Anderson, hence at Havre June 15: Elk, Elsworth,"hence at Rouen June 15. Surprise, sailed from Rouen for Liverpool June 15. 'Louisa Raider, Chauvelon, sailed from Nantes for Liver' pool June 15. 5 , Freja, Sorenson, sailed f rom N an t es f or Li verpoo l J un e 15- Elise, sailed from Nantes for Liverpool June 15. Trial, Booth, sailed from Nantes for Liverpool June 15. Adroit, Evans, sailed 6om Nantes for Liverpool Sune 15. Pitea, Backstrom, in Paiiiibceuf Roads for Liverpo ol June 14. • Bertha, Olsen, in Paimbceuf Roads for Liverpool June 14.. Ernest, Brandenburg, i n Paimbcetif Roads for Liverpool June 15. Sea, Leane, in Paimboeuf Roads for Liverpool June 15 . Havelock, Mont, in Paimbwuf Roads for Liverpool June 1 5 ; Alexandre, Payne, in Paimbceuf Roads for Liverpool' June 15. Trois Freres Unis, Poirier, in Paimbceuf Roads for Liver pool June 15. Leontine Emma, Chapron, in Paimbceuf Rads for Liverpool June 15. Lively Lass, Evans, in Paimbceuf Roads for Liverpool June 15. Cossack, Griffiths, hence at Swinemunde, June 16. Weljet, Porthau, hence at Copenhagen, June 15. Gowerian, Evans, hence at Rouen June 15. Adelaide, Delarzy, hence at Rouen, June 16. John and Jenefer, Ellery, hence at Dunkirk, June 17. Ange et Mathilde, Lebaron, hence at Bordeaux, June 1 6 . Norma, Gaborit, hence at 'Marseilles, June 15. Saucy Jack, Day, hence at Helvoet, June 16. Hannah, Gibbs, hence at Helvoet, June 16. Lyns, Paul, hence at Brouwershaven, June 16. Navarino, Lucas, hence at Zierikzee, June 14, for Dordt. Gezina Reina, Sap, passed C o p en h agen f or N arva , June 14. Margaret Reid, Cole, hence at Barcelona, June 13. ool► Antonio Maria, Rella, sailed from Barcelona for .LiverP June 12. Nepenthe, Shearer, hence at Constantinople, June 6. Eugen, Lachmund, henco at Constantinople, June 6 ; 15.. Andalouse, Olive, in P a i m b ceu f R oa d s f or Liverpool Tunels. Xarifa, Fichet, in Paimbceuf Roads for Liverpool June „,,1 Diamond, Salsbury, hence at St. Nazaire for LiverP June 14. June 014. Ibex, Jouaub, sailed from St. Nazaire for Li ver pool Jun 14. Aixa, 011ivaud, sailed f rom St. N aza i re f or Li ver p o ol Ju Promise,Bartlett, sailed from St. Nazaire for Liverpool Am e r Trioner, Olsen, sailed from St. N aza i re f or Li ver pool June Armide, Cointo, hence at Bordeaux June 14. Ange Melanie, Lebaron, hence at Bordeaux June 14. Eliza Hansen, Kendall, hence at Helvoet. Emilia, De Silva, and Piler, Coles, hence at Lisbon. City of Washington (ss), Petrie, hence at New York, 6tb instant. John Bright, Cutting, hence at New York. Indian (ss), Smith, hence at Quebec June 6. Gnu Findlay, hence at Elsinore June 13, for St. retell burg. Eengezenheid, Holstein, hence at Elsinore June 13, f or Narva. Alida Elizabeth, Potjewyd, hence at Elsinore June 13, for Narva. Frithioff, Petersen, hence at Elsinore June 13, for Nora. Zuidlaren, Dron, at Elsinore June 14, for St. Petersburg' Anna Catherine hence at Elsinore June 14, for Pernau. Margareth a J an ti na. h ence at Elsinore June 14, from Nar va. Wirgo, Thorsen, hence at Elsinore June 14, for Reval. Egli-, Bauer, hence at Riga June 10. Protector, Myrhe, hence at Riga June 10. Euphrates (ss), Milburn, hence at Trieste Jane 11.. Idas, hence at Cadiz June 8. Beaver (ss), M'Neil, hence at Bordeaux June' 14:- Bonne Esther, Calve, hence at Bordeaux June IC `Nemesis (ss), Downes, hence at Bordeaux June 15. Metropolis (ss), Foster, hence at Toulon June 11. Giovanni G. Maroquini, hence at Marseilles June 14. Star, Hill, hence at Helvoet June 14. Hebe, Mabb, hence at Zierikzee June 13 for Dordt. Heligan, Trevens, hence at Zierikzee June 13. Malibran, Thomas, hence at Antwerp June 16. Cossack, Griffiths, hence at Elsinore June 13, for Stettin. Trio, Cormack, hence at Elsinore June 13, for Nystadt. HQUSEKEEPERS.—The coffee sold by Th eillPsoll Brothers, 5, Elli o t- s t ree t , at ls. 4d., is better than Yeti pay Is. for at any oth er es t a blishment. " d No SHIP SHOULD GO TO SEA without one of Sail A and Co.'s Patent Selt-cleansing Charcoal Filters, cased an expressly for use on board ship. Note the addre ss ' SAUNDERS & Co., 16, Parker-street, Liverpool. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND P ILLS .—SCIIIVy . , lePr °s 2l and cutaneous dise a s es . Th e h eav i ness , weariness, it, dejection o f sp i r it s , usua ll y attendant on su ff e rers fr ° l- diseases of the skin, are speedily removed by the use Holloway's Oint men t an d Pill s. Th e i r efficacy 1 2 e°rre' es l il ing the bad h a bit o f th e b o d y stan d s unr i va ll e d. In ac ti . abroad, where the malady is prevalent, the cures are derful. The purifying properties of the pills, and the Pee o ' r liar effect the ointment h as on th e s ki n , re n der them supel'se to any other rem e dy. I n a ll c u t aneous a ffections, 4 a nt remedies stand unrivalled ; and, as a cosmetic, the oin tt : is in very general repute. Norrei Freight York 'Freight Parcels packs Purpc tion i frei~l BRITI: . PERM ARAB ASIA.. 'CANA ASIA CANA AF RI( E'URO PERS ARAE AME I A? RI EIJR( PERK ARAI *I: Curt Bout strel