Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-17 00:00:00

MERSEY DOCK DOARD, This board mot - at one o'clock yesterday, MT. Charles 'Turner presided. The other members present were Messrs. Brocklebank, Fttankin, Tobin, Bold, M'lver, Porwood, Hubback, Moss, Inman, Mondell, Home, Littl4-ale, Segar, Smith, Parnworth, Shand, Graves, Langton, Evans, and Lockett. WORKS 'COICIIKVIZTER. The committed recommended the accePtance.of the follow ing tenders -:—Messrs. Haigh, and Co., for - tke erection of a dWelling-house for the master of the Canada Dock. Charles Calls, for chains. George Forester, to cfnistruct and fix four turn-tables at Birkenhead. ' Plans 'fer graving docks proposed to he constructed in connection with the Great Float, having been submitted it was recommended th a t authority b e e i ven t o top , .cag to mak tue entrances for the graving docks according meer to the pfans, e and while the Great Float was dry, at a Tod of about-L25,000. Mr. Brocklebank moved the confirmation of the proceed- ght be necesaary:to state to the board, tht the works -c mittee proposed . that a certain nurnl provided for the exigences of th Bit:kenhe'd £25,000, and t They - proposed ;at present to expend. :rd would understand that that expendi- itrken- head works. in making t ramittee proposed to expend the amount zs they were Called, while the water was out of the feat, so that, at any subsequent period, should the board think it desirable, they might go on making the graving docks which w ere now su b m itt e d t o the hoard, ~, • . and Which might be miklifled according to the circumstances and the wish of the hoard, at anN(fitturc occasion. The ground on which the committee asked 'fort this amount was, that.if the work were not done when the water was out of the float it would be exceedinerl , 7 difficult to deal with it when the s again an additional cost, Of _ expense of making the graving-docks would be 1:2(30, They would have a total length of 2,250 feet; while in Lives pool there w - 91)0 feet. Mr. Smit' i all prof length of Mr. Inman asked if the sills were to be made as broad and deep as they could be. The Engiaeer said he proposed to lay them six feet lowet than the nhl ilnw r c4}lc. al.-- P_ _1 1 .1 Mii side of Mr. Tobi The Engi 50 feet. ' d one would be 85 and the other tw( Mr. Graves asked if the returns wo hydraulic lifting►. whi,h h.rl .ondon The Engineer said it would be seen by the plan that the central one had been prepared with that object. Mr. Tobin said the central one would be available either for an ordinary graving docker for the hydraulic lifting. The proceedings were then confirmed. SE COMMITTEE The proceedir of this committee d thing of special importance. Mr. Hubhaek moved the confirmation, which was seconded by Mr. Smith, and carried without discussion. MARINE - COMMITTEE. Mr. Mondell moved that the proceedings be confirmed. Mr. Bold drew attention to the subject of jurisdiction ever the badge porters. The watch committee had, since the passing of the late act, no control over the men, and no control had been , exercised over them by the dock board. The men were perfectly aware that there was no control over them, and unless some steps were taken they were likely to become still more disorderly. Mr. Mondell said, the question was left to the dock solicitor and the town clerk. The relinquishment of their powers must first come from the town council before the dock board could take any step. The Solicitor said, the question was referred to the town received any commuz, Mfr. great importance indeed flange-porters should be under some strict super- He did not think any formal relinquishment of Ter on the part of the town council was needed. the power had been vested in It vas perfectly cl the dock b , of it. Th( )xvn•council had b tt, Tesolved upon e 27th of Index the obin also eonirmttef , _ _a no report from th e with regard to the working of the dock •tele. v ii, whether it was to be worked by :the board itself or by a company. • The subject had been so long in the hands of the committee, that the board might fairly expect to have a report laid bef - " Alondel the telegraph back had be( mmitte 1, the committee had never lost sight of tion. Mr. Brocklebank and Mr. Hub mmoned to attend the committee on "I‘e committee would then slit .report to the was necessarily adopted lwitlrreftTenee to the fact that town dues are chargeable, at different rates,•una bales, trusses, cases, boxes, and other packages. tile proper denomin a ti on of such packages being clefined by theirsneasurtutont. ~. This form was in .cneral.use mail the beginning of this year; but I am informed that Mesc,fs. li`lver, Messrs Bibby an i Co., and hlr. Inman have never socAed the measurements 'required by the third column. Tie Tom No 3"was not - stlanitted to me before it wasissuott, because it is to the same effect as No. 2, the alteration , only emo siAing in the transfer of the7equisition of measurement from the Srd to a 4th cotemn, headed thus, "Measurement of bales, cases, arc.;" and such change, I niaierstand, was made at the suggestion of certain merchants thot the alteration would be to their eonve nience, and would save ti fr deed, •foraii have hi rIM had been voinn produced to me in which the separate 1 y introduced by Messrs. Allan and ~ James Baines and Co., James Aikin .nd other respectable firms, for - their own alteration had been made in the 'form as no 'objection the pr .t form, No. 3, because, as rmation than the bit' Of ladir , , -' • ' out. /NO. Ni ORTH. ort, but said his name was referred to in the r ll'tcoreir ivitho - iii 'his knot and that if he had 1 )Wll it, botild have object declared that ti en proceeded with his motion. He ''iitor's report took no notice of inviarcl manifests:at all ; 'mild these rf trury to act of Parlianient. fests hr rl. ftred, tc ?s, not being consi were •placed iQ IN WARE Tuesday next, and he hoped th come to so The pro( iings of the committee were confirmed PILOTAGE COMMITTE The committee had issued an directing pilots o outward-bound ships and steamers, and where possibl , inward-bound vessels, -to avoid anc he tract ferry steamers the eon tin at careful 'to k Mr. Shan of fog to be !Wien_ of the-proceedings, londel mdinm lled attention to 41.1 c U MW: issues, mown he considered a preferable mode of keeping the track of the ferry steamers :clear, to any other which had been proposed The pr :dings were confirmed AND QUAY 3 COMMITTEE. The minutes of this committee Contained a report upon the subject - of the erection of pier -masters' and dock gate men's cottages within the dock walls. '1 I the building of these cottag which were the recomme committee for several reasons, advgntazo and al the me eon.vetiience having th and ; the always on the spot, temptation to avoidance O' in passing public ife:and speedy re turn which the ren of - th way horn gems , of the cotiar,E monef of the b £30,000 but -t dwelling of about Mr. Lo )rd for the inv rd in them The estimate , e only recommended ;That be built in the first instance, at—TeTcost ckett propose 4 the confirmation of the report; gri vivoenteti adVantagei of the schem€ erection u, Afr' Smith iiiioricieu Mr. Evans asked} if the land'on vhieh it was prop., build the cottages- iviis'hiailable for any Other purpose. Mr. Lockett said, it*s3.4 land which could not be appr t . priated N..attrelock purpose 'Whatever. Mr. Tobin hoped•the dock board would weigh well tl question, beforethey_sanetioned the introducing of a paw Mme 3.,800 persons within the dock walls. The -T4 those.,persons like soldiers in a barrael walls. after certain hours, nor could dm 4itigfiisited by th e i r tends. Per o ''e dock zates lotion o could not hav confine precln notion but he present, were, ur Pq rPfl with such ax, vtry much t iount of ,goods lying _exposed - upon the --- - - an exeuse p Ajoing to tat) dock laJourers' to get inside the dock walle..for other nun result of the system wo• would ?pen there fo consideration. Mr. Tobin s Mr. IrAne, Smith aiid•Mr. mdcd the ameut It wti fin poned for e! proceedings were .eoifinned. 3erVEle.i ' 31-0 TI( which he had Oven notdce } :n ax j I events the board r7enil not proceed - fir with tk V)these cottaves, until they had • geen s-hat 'l,l be -when tried n'pon sinal •ed' that the adoption of .such a k.:.hem( le dor fur sniagglikr. (Hear, hear.) He, that the question be .deferred fur further eel similar views with tlrote of Mr greed that the questic►a should Le Post -:ration to that day three weeks. brongkt forwdrd the foliowiag motion, p or returns of any kind required from the or other persciri !Ind Alsi3 g of tho 4 Acarance of exporting ship, i4triarting slip shalt he th"' estate in t - 11.7 lt ofticials of tt Iniannes - 1%. 11 0/1 or yr,'" t. t he - 1;v - blic:b l'" he protection of the inter Proce,edinz, ope n his m otion r e d y . elf wk,soticit or u pb : o XePPIt )tioll given, it a, sion that ; Y - '' ' a red to Inc 41 1• P; to th,r t 9 bo.practi VArtie tt i. xnxildefrable &fa 144itpi0.e;',',....`1 to.m: of outward inaa. s i)a..-3ing of the Act of 1851. in conformity with that Ac t will. be seen that the headh nature of Packages." ning of 18a8, :on thP tIIC property of the board, and addition to . the heading of the , ".with.measnrement thereof," g underscored in the print, with a iriew to of•Pw - thrie attention to them: That addition was, in ins within the terms of the Act of Parliament, a.nd the folla4, th abject, (17 descrio 1 ( skins bi; ca Oils—carried bv[i weight .. bag or y Seven ran The NEW STAKES of 10 sovs each, with 100 achl , stl, for two year olds; colts Bst 71b, fillies fist 31b ; winners of 100 soya value, including the winner's own stake, 51b extra ; T.Y.C.; 40 subs. Twenty The ROYAL STAND PLATE, of 200 sovs . added to it'Sweepstakes o s. each, the second to receive 50 sovs. out of the stakes year olds 7st 41b, fear Bst 121 b, five 9st .51b., six and aget h, maiden four year olds •• ....Is Ulf LLI VI U, pure Barbs and Arabians 211 b. Foreign horses not entitled to maiden allowances. The winner of the Derby, Oaks or St. Leger in 1858 or 1859, 71b. To start at the distance post, and go once round ; 12 subs.. or no race. To clo =e and name as for the Trial Stakes. 'tight and Wild Rose PROGRAMME. —.FRIDA-Y. The WORINGIIAM HANDIT*P of 5 sovs ea 1, for three year olds and upwards i last three-quarters of•the Newlfile. 30 subscribers, to be divided into two classes. The BOROUGH MEMBERS ;- 1 2 q,ATE.of 50 -sovs, added to a sweep stakes of 5 sovs each ; three year olds 7st. four Bst 41b, fly° Bst 1111 h %Ar anA n rrdsA 0.... • ) (matches excepted demanded ; Old Mile The GRAND STAND Pr.arc -of 50 sous ; three year olds 7st 41b, four Bst 121 b, five 9st 51b, six and aged 9st - 71b ; mares and geldings allowed 51b ; the winner to be sold for 200 soya , to start at the Distance Post, and go orTce round. A PLATE of 50 sous, for maidens ; three year olds 7st 31b, four Bst 121 b, five and upwards 9st ; the winner to be sold . for 100 sot's, and if catered to be sold for 50 sous allowed 71b ; Cup Course. A HANDICAP of 5 snvs each, with 100 added by the South-Western Railway Company, for three year olds mid upwards. New mile. A WEEPSTAKES of 20 sovs each, Irft, for two year olds; colts Bst 71b, fillies Bst 41b; winners of any two'year old stake amount ing to 20!) says, including the winner's own stake, 51b; of any two such stakes, 81b extra. Last half mile. Mr. Merry's Trovatore Mr. Savile's Roesia Mr. Merry's Lady Falconer Capt. Sherwood's b f Miss Mr. A. Nichol's The Wizard Matilda Mr. Savile's Tirailleur A SWERPiTARES of 53 sovs each, h ft, for three year olds; colts Bst 71b, fillies Bst 31b ; the winner of the Derby :101b, .the second or the winner of the Oaks or Two 'l'honsand Guineas Stakes Mb extra (extreme nenaltv Inm) • (lid . n Reynard La Li AT Doubloon of the Man The, Commodore C by Touchstone out o: ranch Green Jacket at? It Unit • • Engineer (dead) MANCHESTER RACES.-YESTERDAY —....sEN's err of 150 sous in specie, added us 20 declare , h ft, 5 only if d, sre •, winners Jr any race value 200 sovs sovs each after the weights were out 51b, of two n more 71b, and if of the val ue o f 500 101 b, and the second in any race value 500 515 extra (extreme penalty lalb) ; the second to receive 30 says out of the stakes, and the winner to pay 20 soya owards.expenees ; two miles ; 47 su b s, 26 o f whom pay 5 soya each rorfeit_ Little Agnes Heir-at-Law Woman in Black The CIIESTRRFIELD HANDICAP of 5 sovs each, with 50 added, Dr three year olds and upwards; winners of any race after • the ,eights yore published value 100 sore Sib, 'of two, or of the 'rafford Handicap 71b extra; one mile and a quarter; 12 subs. Jack tipring 1 Knockbium Eight ran, The CITY UANTDICAP PLATE of 70 sots; winners of any race after ,he weights 'were published .510, of two, or of aiiy handicap at ;his meeting 71b extra ; three quarters of a mile. -• Mrs. Stow( ..annbo sovs each h ft, with added _ second to.save his stak e ; co l ts Bst 71b, , fist 41b ; .50 winners a stake .value 100 sovs 31b, of 200' 514, of tw.) of 200, one .of 300 ra or the Sapling Stakes 71b extra; T.Y.C.; 21 subs. PROGRAMME - FRIDAY The SALFORD .BOROUGH CUP of 100 sovs added to a handicap of cove each, 10 ft, and 5 only if declared; winners of any race Clue 200 ovs-51b, of two orniore 71b, of 500 101 b, and the second any race value :,00 51b extra (extreme penalty lelb); starters in e Union or Tradesman's Cup, this year, not placed first, second, th rd, allowed 31b off the original handicap weight ; the second -ive 25 sovs out of the stakes, and the winner to pay 10 SOM —*ism One mile and a half; 38 subs, 16 of whom pay a - stall Maid age st lb ..4 8 12 • 5..8 la .4 8 7 Thornhill . Heir at Law Ambush age st lb .. 4.. 7 9 rd of Lorn lmral Lyor abuco 5..8 5 4..8 4 4..8 4 4..8 3 4. 8 1 4 •8 1 4.. 7 12 1111 51b Lovett ......... Bankru ......... Miss Digby Conjuror .. Little Agnes 1 The Squire .... INorthumberland Dueness Never Despair.. . 3..7 1 d Faced Stitg ....3..7 '0 ....S 6 12 ... 3..6 12 ...3..6 12 ....3 .6 2 ce of Denmarl a IV ebstt 10 3.. 6 0 3...6 0 [l2 NURSERY HANDICAP PLAT tiers of 50 sous after the weiwi E of SO sous , for two year o!ds Et lb Eastwoocl's eh fßutterfly 8 7. Tames's ch c Goldfinder 8 Thorp's b c Gaslight .... 8 -8 e.. Earl of - sties Mr Dawson's b f Annie .... Mr Payne's o f Queen of the Mr Jacluon's b e Syringe.... 7 5 Mr Masterman's f Maid of _Brompton .; • 7 5 Eastwood's ch niuley s or t rrotbstow 8' 0 Hewitt's br fße Quick 8 0 H. Pich'sbc North Lan- sb f The Gem 7 3 Dawson's b f Miss Haw ley . Mr Thorpe's ch c by Daniel O'Rourke , dam by ' dolga - 077 0 so vs, for all ages ; winners of or our of 100 711), or of any race Awful. Kill,ngworth age St lb 3 .6 3 ~.3 6 2 Surprise... Lady Abbe Little Girl 3..5 10 ..3.. 5 10 .3..3 9 A Pony and scratched at I 30 this , day: ;eh, 3 ft * with 50 added; two year ; and geldings allowed 31b; the once alb, twice - 51b 'extra; TSC. 5q Boys, for all a;, , eii; one mile, he DLRBT HANDICAP PLATE 0 race value 50 sous Mb, of two Castasid 'Attelic and p vu i J 01111-EiXtet, Johi Lowa's, G. W. irs-rhes, and other maker' ss. Guod Pen 1-1( troni t Work bition. 4...../11.1. at COngtieror, dO %YU - to. Queen 'Viet pripeess,es, dUkes, _duchesses, Jon watriors r poets, divines of tlie past . and present a 3 9 princ statesincr, -' persoulle: Llpture galleries. valu - abi world; v [-- mg froni:five to' t wen ty feet belch p's musical pros !.! age st lb sperithusa tly Jo.bnson (in Mb ex)4 . 8 6 Prn. 1. Stowe (h b 61,3 teanor TRADESMANN 6 7-1 3 - 6 4 -Underla, The WILTON STAKES of 7 sovs Gst 91b, three Bst 121 b ; fillies :onil to save his stake; winners The Two YE RAND NAND HANDICAP Of, if MiLLOWAY'S PILIA.-Extraordinarily hot weather is the Paten productive of unpleasant consequences to many. The v e , liver,. the stomach, and bowels, are more or less seriously affected,.-so that Englishmen are, at certain seasons, liable td disorders of warmer climates. They cannot have a better " ,, card, or a more powerful curative, than HollOway's . 1 . pills. They cool and purify the blood, and system less liable to irregularity; or wh en di sease pre Sent, they abate its fome, and at last subdue it, Dysen u try,biliousness, acidity of the stomach, sick headache, and in • the I dko.bility, speedily disappear before this inestimable medi- TRAORDINARY AND USEPFJL INVENTION.—There is that housewives complain of with greater truthful xteic tkan the breaking of some favourite piece of glass, china, or earthen Ware. In hundreds of cases such hings, cannot be matched, and of course cannot be mended_ aveation, by ,er want ha )een obviated by an extraordinary and Mr. Adshead, of Derby Pottery, near uerbyl It is a cement, that may be said to heal in a per ' feet manner, all cracks and breaks in the articlesspoken of .111./UL only in these, but in marble, alabaster, &c. The . benefit; of this article need not be dwelt on. We have seen some of its effects at Mr. Hall's, our neighbour's, and the glass that has , been cemented by it is stronger in that part kJJ op's dioramic, panoxand , eosth intense iiiterc The ahrwe - attraetions are now eombit knoivn'.as the Teuton next - door' , .but bounty Court, Linic-greet, Liverpool and nearly oppi the .delphi If ote l. and is open to the Dublin at. p: one to the .. --. ~, - --y -- ~,,,,, , • man in any other. The article is very cheap , and no house tinder tTil years . f, age, 3d each. Mr. Allsop's can be long without it. Mr. Hall is the agent. for its - sale e_. - izil,) , ltinn bas been pronoimfdby the:press of Liverpool, in Liverpool, and all interested can judge for themselves by Long, n, and elsewlisee to be the most perf e ct, su pe r bl y - looking in at hie establishment. Agent for Li ver p oo l, E. magnifi c cnt, an d largest ootablishnient in the world ;. a fact T. Hall, 23, Sot t fi t Inhn-street. Sold in bottles, is each, thateannot ,Nifsibly be eentiltdicted. Be sure to observe or sent free on receipt of sixteen postage stamps. N.B.— the name, , cA l .:...(ip o n at the entsacce. Sole proprietor, Mr None fire genuine, c 2 00 14 bearing the signature, "E, T Wm. - Allscip. d • iikli." • - . . ' i a 15 WeTc-rit;tlO, ), c t if• hhd., Iby squirreis, skins by i,Ol !' I)yewt. I n't find by doz -., 40 loor.e calf barrel ; only , one by nd meal Grain by 100 bi ••• • • carried Ain - ants, r firs by tnn IBy butt or box, g 1,000 nackazes led ithat , no cheek whatever I us afforded by tt smuch as the consignee of, tb He exhibited a manifest .equired by the government s( ae years time ibsurdity of such documents, 'where a x ent was put poNes :now. lIC uealoo. Luau an act of parliament authofised the dock board to levy dues upon goods by measurement. Having dwelt upon the points, on whibh his arguments rested, for upwards of an hour, Mr. concluded by proposing his motion. Mr. Forwood seconded the motion. Mr. Inman complained that officials of the trust wor allowed to go i n t o V- M►lv-er _ of erch, and -obtain returns made out, without ()rues the sanction of ants the principals. He also complained that subordinate officials of the dock hoard thus obtained a knowledge of a merchant's freight list, which he would not allow clerks in a similar position in his own office to possess. He denied that the present system affore.ed. any eheek,wh atever. • Mr. Tobin thought Mr. M•lver's motion wa•- rather it only objected to unnecessary. trouble that the of He therefore moverfihe an amendment to Mr subject be referred to Oil is strictly neces dcc estate" Mr. Sn The Chairman ;h seconded,t ject of enforce the just and pr( and it was aeai more i and he anv more idormation AOuld be der • for this purpose. dock board might eir great zeal and an times require ur thought Mr. Mqv Nl‘lv - er mentioned an t of ,patliat exist by act • existed upon auuther _ at all meaning to say such intention, he thought his spo, harm out of doors. Before the clause in their gm - - ivery year igned manifestg itiwartlg antic very great motion With a v eessary returns may be arrived shall be given to the public ti y forthe.protection of the interests of he board was t payment of their dues, but II( the wishes of the dock board intention of the officials, that 'tided than was needed iat the officials of the Aiitv, and in tate; some- .t he - scarcely 1 iat they did so .ent ; but the parliament Withodt Jr. Vlver had any 11 Was calculated to do had obtained a considerable eaten eery strong that, withou twards, room would Witt [Teaching —for its mer- 1 my men !in any part of the who, if business of world there were unquestionab► they had th' dpprtUni estate, would do so, and it 1; the board to tak frauds ...,oures to prevent . such'in rhis was now th e case, especially as so -many th 4 ed and exported free of duty, and the to the protection which they formerly- tiy all th duties existed 5 customs exercised ' a vigilerice While which e protected - the Tu estate from the f rau d s t o w hi ch they were nowlinble. Any EL( gentleman who had to do with the import of free goods Lo knew very well that the customs entries did not.afford any ;tea sufficient protection. It might happen that the returns 1 3 . ,' were sometimes 'supplied without the knowledge of the Di: principals, as in every large office portions of the business Ga must be sometim es d one w i thout consulting the principals, r,re but the dock board could not 'help that, and had nothing I cis to .do with it. He was. informed rthat instances had e occurred, in which frauds by . clerks in. merchants' i offiffes had been detected and. brought _to the knowlethre of will goods were impor___ . board had not, therefor had from the customs. urns required by the -dock boatd. (Hear, hear:) Mr Mr. Smith- co m pl a i ne d . o f M r. M ' lver having occupied 1 1 :Mr ovetan hour of the time of the board, about whit was after i i lr all but a matter of detail, wbick tkafinance coatilaittee,-at AD : 4 a Mr. TvgesiugOesti on , 'would `Have probably se ttl e d to I'Vx the satisfaction of all parties, Mr. Ilvitiii said, the board had.a right to these town dues. I ?Y. and no mere question of • convenience 'to elerki in :thould be pLeed in comparison , witli the right of the hoard. The interests and the rights of the dock board should be first and the wain question to be considered in such a ease. The Chairtmn said, there emild • The ele rt, merchants were often influenced by tti, plks did not like those returns, because they ti.ey set their faces' n,Yaingt gave trouble it I IRE Pol i•equffitly int' tien be same tin the intere4;:s.of the boa Iver replied at :Treat ler .s with eitor's report_ war ut that, the eeii these , ar4 . the 'u• . eeof:'ihe .6-tit-w7fTnTanife:t7 Tobia.'s AtrlCh'dmen It is a ,wej ive o'4* known terms' are relatwe.;, so to, sal I that "Hal( K.411q,, econonnse tempers; when we have a good evee and temper. Pxeserve al steo,l pens --- other etatione; Gillott's, T dens at is per gro ABIVBEMENTS LIY nnipg until ten nial xlllthe kings an ,e is to save lid, the only arsilE NORTHERN TIMES TRIDAI,Nr, Int 1 185 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. A: , ;l4f. , cztecutes Comrthsgions on all the principal Rims, ouTeceip: of Cash •or Post-Office order. A. t. ;Istil guarantee all *innlugs, chtutiug a Commission of Tire per Cent. Address A. 42;., NtatrThEßN TIMES Onkel. tiVerpool. ASCOT RACES.--4irsTERD tY. was anticipated Uae Ascot Cuir , 'Uy has proved a tiriViitaat snmess in racing tt 4nnals. Favoured by charming , - -wed..er -ssands of persons commenced leaving the metropolis'Asy the . rations routes at an eatty hour, arfd the streams continued‘nntil noon converging towards the heath. The South Western RB' way, `laving its terminus in a central position, conveyed some , : earlier crowds which emanated from the more populoucdistricts. The Great Western Railway alsolvezommodated a large ns.mber of persons, who had theadvantage tit the magnificent rout ct through Windsor Park ; and en both lines, so far as has been ,ascertained, the arrangements made were entirely satisfactory were a great raa - ny aristceratie departures, the four- n-hand oeing, as usual, tie favourite travellitg rmedium from the West-end - clubs and ‘other concerted rendezvous, and, what with this slm , character, the leading therou b metropolis forcibly reminded the ordinary passenger *if the rec rence of what is undoubtedly in seme respects the moststlistMgnished and attractive racing festivahof the year. [e and others of a ambitious tares of the western pot: ion of the A GOLD Cup, by subscription of 20 sovs each, with 200 added from the fund • the second - O.receive 50 sovs out of the stakes; three P.. 11111. year outs tist 1015, four Sst 31b, five 9st, six and aged %st 3lb ; mares and geldings allowed 31b ; to start at the Cup Post.; and go once round (about two miles amLcihalf) ; 25 subs. Fisherman The MANC a Handle: b extra The London 'Stock Market has shown a feverish aspect to-day, and the most trifling incident tends to produce fluctuation in prices. Consols opened steadily at the closing quotations of yesterday, and subsequently improved, but later in the day there was a reaction, and prices finally left off as follow : Consols for Money, shut ; ditto Account, 921, 93 ; Exchequer Bills, 24, 27 ; Bank Stock, 219, 221 ; Three per Cents., 931, 931. The London Railway Share Market was affected by the unsettled state of the Stock Market, and after opening weak, at the closing prices of yesterday, and becoming rather stronger, fi na lly l e ft o ff h eav y at the following quotations :—Ambergate, 53. Caledonians, 801 ; East Lancashire, 87, Edinburgh and Glasgow, 72, 73 ; Great Northern, 991, 1001 ; ditto A, 81, 82 ; Great Western, 554 ; Great Western of Canada, 14+, 144 4 Grand Trunk of Canada, 351, 36 ; Great Southern and Western, 104, 106; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 901, 901 ; London and North Western, 904, 901; London and South Western, 90, 91 ; Leeds Northern, 451, 46 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 351, 3611 Midland Stock, 991, 100 ; Notth British, 551 South Eastern and Dover, 674, 68 ' • York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 881, 89 ; Y or k and North Midland, 7211,- 721. +0 °r3/4 Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada traffic return, ending 28th May, shows the receipts to have been £8,595 19s 10d, and for the corresponding week last year £8,553 15s 10d; miles open, 849: being an increase of £42 4s Od reeeipts, and 31 miles more The steamer La Plata has arrived from the West Indies, with the enormous sum of 533,000/ in specie, of which 119,000/ is gold and the rest silver. In the Discount Market the demand has somewhat increased during the last day or two, and at some of .the leading establishments Money has " run off." It 'is consequently • less easy to get first-class bills discounted below 24 per cent. At the Bank there is no revival of business. The Paris letters mention an impression that the Scrip of the new loan would be deliverable yesterday —a circumstance which may partly account for the sensitiveness of the Bourse. Nothing of importance occurred in Bullion at the Bank yesterday. The steamer City of 'Baltimore. from New York, has brought 1.57,000/. in specie, and the Vanderbilt 330,0001., but, with the exception of a limited Sinn,' the whole of the latter remittance goes direct to Havre from Southampton. The steamer Amity has likewise arrived from St. Peters burg, with at least 60,000/. in gold, which will be delivered to-morrow. It appears that the privileges recently accorded by Imperial decree to the Jews in Russia, though of considerable importance as marking the more liberal tendencies of the present governMent, are not comprehensive in their scope. Liberal for the atmosphere of Russia, they yet leave much to be desired Hitherto, Jews have not possessed the recognised right of establishing themselves in trade in St. Petersburg or Moscow, or, indeed, in any part of Russia, except in certain cities, such as Odessa; and in some of the frontier provinces. It is now provided that all Jews who have been inscribed for two years in the first mercantile guild, and all who shall henceforth be inscribed' therein for five years, may establish them selves at pleasure in any part of the empire,, Jews who are not Russian subjects are authorised to be admitted to enrolment in the first guild of merchants upon the sanction of the Minister of the Interior, Foreign Affairs, or .Finance being first obtained. These provisions may be accepted as an instalment. The- government is compelled to proceed cautiously in 'a path where the suSceptibilities of the old bigoted church party- iiiay : 64sily be roused. With reference to the market for American rail way securities, - Mr. B. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows::. • f V 7 Since our last, Ainerican securities have participated in the improved feeling which has characterised the Stock Exchange. There is a good demand for States stocks and first-class railroad bonds. Illinois - Central sharea have advanced 3 per cent.; considerable purchases have been made from 43 to 41 discount. Construction bonds have been much wanted, and they close firm at 74 to 75. Free Land bonds remain steady, about 85f. Some of the recently issued debentures of this company are offering for sale at 10 to 8 discount; at this price they form a favourable medium for paying up sharep. in full. New York and Erie securities' of all kinds are neglected; the diminished receipts consequent upon tanall .. traflic and the rediiced? . tariff at which it is carried, places, the company in a state of great embarrassment, and utterly destroya- confidence of investors. , . The screw steamer' Tasmanian, of .2,440 tons (buildere measurement); originally built for the European and Australian Mail SteaM Company, having passed into the hands of the Royal Mail Company, will take out the Brain' mail of 'the 9th of next month. .The ship Sea Breeze is to carry troops .to the Mauritius. The . Admiralty will receive tenders . On . the 17th inst. for the conveyance-from the Thames of 505 tons of powder to Gibraltar, and 210 tons of navy provisions to Ascension ; also stores to Demerara, Halifax i and Bermuda. • The announcement that Prussia mobilises a portion of her army, has given a decided cheek to the rise in the Funds. It has also had .a powerful effect at Paris, where the Rentes have this day fallen 4 per _cent., in addition to the decline •of which took place yesterday. The lateSt quotations were ;- . 4 per cent. below those of yesterday. In the Discount Market the demand has somewhat increased during the last day or two. It is consequently less easy to . get , first-class bills diseeunted beloW• 22 per' - cent. At the Bank there is no revival of business. —Daily 21retti'City Article, Wednes 7 day Evening. The announcement of the mobilisation of the Prussian, army caused consols • to open this morning at a decline_ of 4 per cent. • Vague attempts were made latett•the - daY to revive the. rumour that Lord • Palmerston meets with obstacles in constructing a ministry. No bullion opera tions at the Bank to-day.. The new arrangement between the Russian Government and Messrs. Rothschild must be expected to check any further continuous arrivals of gold from St. Petersburgh. .After the next Cunard steamer, the supplies. from America are also likely to diminish. The railway market has been little affected by the decline in the funds. ---Time s City Article, Wednesday Evening. Livgßpon PRODUCE MARKET, , —JUNE 16. &Ens 0 1 109 Y bags Bombay Rape at 39s 0 40 s lair to MONETARY AND A COMMEROML. LIVETtra6L, Thursday Evening. The improved tone of the Liverpool Cd - tten. Market noticed yesterday has - continued to-day, and a good business has been done, 'the -sales reaching 10,040 bales, of which '2,000 'have been taken:for specula tion and export. Prices have still an improving tendency. There has 'been a slight reaction in the Liver pool Share Market, and the - buoyancy of the last day or two has given place to limited business, and a reduction 'in quotations. The sales to-day, Avere:-Birkenheil, Lancashire, and Cheshire, '69 ; Eastern Counties,jl 3-16, 111 ; Great Western, .551, 551; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 901, 90!-,, '9Ol .; 'London and North Western, 90+, 90a, 901; Midland, 100. 1001, f19"5 ; St. Helens Railway and 'Canal, A, 881; South Eastern, 201, 201, 201, 20 546; Great Luxembourg constituted, 5+ ; LornbardoNenetian, 1 d." 'There was only one tratwaction reported after official hours, namely - in Midlands, ,at 991 ;. and the final closing prices were :-Chester and Birkenhead, 681, 691; Caledonian, 'BOl,- 801; Eastern 'Counties, 111, 111; East Lancashire, 88, 89 ; Great Northern, 99, 101 ; Great Western 55, 551; Lancashire and Yorkshire 'Stock, 901, 90+ ; London and North Western Stock, 90, '9Ol ; Ditto oneeighth shares, 1 11-16, 1 *946 d ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 365, . - 361 ; Midland Stock, 991, 99& ; North 13ritiih, 55+, 56 ; North Staffordshire, 41, 49 d North Eastern --Berwick, 881, 881; York and North Midland, 72, 73 ; Leeds Capital Stock, 45, 4.31; South Eastern and Dover, 20 5-16, 201 ; Buffalo and Lake 'Huron, 4'l, 54 ; Dutch Rhenish, 61, !64 d ; Great Western of Canada, 141, 14.1 ; Do. New 'Shares, 61 ' 6 d ; Great 'Luxembourg, 55, 5%; Grand •T run k of Canada, 8 'l3-16, 8 15-16; Lombardo-Venetian, 11, ti d ; Do. New Shares, I+, 1 d. good, and 48s 6d for kiw Guzerat, with 350 bags low Mustard at 34s per quarter. St - Gut : The market is without change, the business being confined to 550 bags Cossipore at 47s per cwt. MOLASSES: 120 puncheons Antigua, to arrive, have realised 17s 6d percwt from the quay. Rum : Nothing 'has taken place. Ccirtnn . : No sales. k/GH : 1,500 pockets Bengal at auction brought 13s 3d from the quay. DYEWOODS': Only 3 tons Limawood at £l4 per ton. ASHES : Pots quoted at 28s 6d, and Pearls at 30s 6d. NITRATE.3F SODA at 15s to 15s 6d. SALPETRE : At auction, 1,000 bags Calcutta were taken at 42s 6d to 475 6(1 for 7* to 1 per cent from the quay, and by private 300 bags Bombay at 15s per cwt for 53 to 60 pee cent refraction. BunusTortE Nothing to report. TARTAR : Small sales of discoloured at 105 s. 'Curcu : 5 tons at 335. TARTARIC ACID : Half-a-ton at is 8d per lb. .OILS.: Palm ; a little done at £47 to £47 10s. LINSEED OIL, at 29s Gd in town casks. TALLOW : Small sales at 57s for PYC. ROSIN : Business done at 4s for common. jtiTE : 1,250 bales have been sold at £l3 10s to £l9. Mat? : 110 bales Bombay at £l9 12s 6d per ton. 'BONES : 5 tons shanks have brought £6 os, and 150 tons "legs at £4 17s 6d per ton, !dared to - 19e or posraon in and j not' LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-JrNE 16 - RICE : Bengal cargo is in fairdemand; Battam sold lOs 3d. GRAIN AVERAGES LONDON TALLOW MARKET. Market firm. On the spat and June, 55s 3d ; August to September, 55s 9d to 56s December, buyers at 565, 56s 6d asked. -JUNE 16 58 ; July alon October t LONDON MINING MARKET, A somewhat improved tone prevailed in the mining market to-day, accompanied with an inquiry for certain desciiptionE of shares. West Caradon are officially marked 110, and the demand extends to shares in ilingston Downs,East Gunnis lake, Wheal Trelawney, and Tincroft Mines. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET.—,JUNE 16. There was a large supply of wheat, and we reduce our quotations 2s to 33 per quarter, with few buyers at the decline. Barley gave way 6d, and oats is per quarter. Beans and peas firm. • ---- DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET.—JuxE 16. There was an average show of stock here to-day. The hot weather and the consequent shortness of grass, has kept back grass beef, stall fed now nearly out. Little or no change from rates this day week, but in a few instances top qualities of heifer beef made 63s per cwt. No alteration in value of sheep. Good lambs sold steadily, middling and inferior more difficult to dispose of, but at the close a fair business was done. Wool : A good business has been done in wool during the week, and prices have tended upwards ; to-day a considerable quantity on offer sold readily at 3d to 6d per stone over the range of last quotations ; ewe and wedder mixed from 21s to 21s 6d ; hogs, 22s to 22s 6d ; beef, 45s to 63 s p er cwt. ; mutton, 6d- to 61(1'; storings, 6(1 to 64d ; lambs, 14s to 30s each ; veal, qa to 8d per lb. White CORK CORN MARKET. —JUNE 16. wheat, 23s to 28s; red, 24s to 26s ; Barley, 14s Ori to IA. GA GLASGOW IRON MARKET.—JuNE 16. Market quiet, and nothing doing. Nominally 48s to 48s 3d. - GLASGOW CATTLE MARKET.— JUNE 16. The supply of cattle to-day was much the same as 01 Thursday last. Demand for beef continues very dull, am sales were slowly effected at about last week's prices. Then was a large increase in th e num b ers o f s h eep and lambs and prices down 2s to Ss a head from our last-'qUotations Top Scotch cattle, 58s to 60s per cwt ; top Irish, 58s secondary, 50s to 56s ; middling and inferior, 45s- to 50: per cwt. Mutton, 64-d to 71d per lb. 840 cattle, 2,38( sheep, and 1,843 lambs at market. • RIFLEMEN, RIFLEMEN, RIFLEMEN FORM! MEETING ON T RIDAT (By KELLY'S OVN REPORTER.) "The British Grenadiers." ThP Mayor a public meeting On Friday cmivene, At which a mighty concourse Of every rank was seen; Our worthy Ma,yor was in the chair, fluirklunded by his peers, To hold a debate on the present state Of the Rifle Volunteers. Around the Mayor vte noticed The great ones of the town, The brave Sir Fenwick Williams ? r , And Mr. William B rown ! Likewise the gallant adjutant, - '7"'"„ u Who, for the la s t s i x y ears, • "=" Has organised, and is highly prixed,,:: By the Rifle Volunteers.' , - •\ The various magnates present - 7 ' ' - Toe meeting now addressed, And all their admiration- Ofitiflp Corps expressed. Each motion was unanimouN And carried 'mid loud cheers. If- the papers you read you will know what was sale Of the Rifle Volunteers. • Oue thing upon the meeting Did cast a little gloaM, Which was—.-that Edward Kelly Could not be got 'to come. He sent a speech, however, Ms- sentiments to state ; But, I grieve to write, by some oversight, The missive came too late. • Its purport now we publish Kelly begs to'say, "That, though his avocation "Confines him close all day; " Still thoselewr hours which he devotes " To rest from toil severe, "He'll pass not at home, but himself become " A Rifle Volunteer." Now talk of Alexander, Or talk of Wellington, Let Yankees "raise their dander" With tales of Washington; Yet which of these three heroes, Pray tell me, if you can, Was one single jot more a patriot Than the British Butterman i CHEER! CHEER! !OR THE NEW VOLUNTEER_ KELLY ; THE B TTE.RMAN TOP OF WILLIAMSON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. putter to be supplied gratis to every Soldid in the island troll the moment active service begins. The improved tone noticeable in the cotton market yesterday, still continues, and with a good demand, prices are steady. The sales—including 200 Pernambuco, at 84-d; 300 Maranham, 7id to 8 , 1-d ; 400 Egyptian, 'rid to 8d; and 1,000 Surat, 41,d to s;id—are reported 10,000 bales of which 2,000 are on speculation and for export. ; MANCHESTER CORN MARKET.—JUNE 16. The Whitsuntide holidays falling at - a period of great depression in the trade, our market to-day was quite of a nominal character, scarcely any business doing, • and we reduce our quotations 2s to 3s per quarter on wheat, and 2s per sack on flour. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—JUNE 16. There has not been a public sale of sugar or coffee to-day. but both articles have a very steady appearance. A floating cargo of Rio coffee is reported sold, b u t no par ti cu l ars rendered. TEA : We are withont any transactions of importance to report to-day. Pric=6 are unaltered. Corrow : 150 bales sold at full prices. In other articles no material alteration. The attendance in the public markets has been thin (as customary) to-day.- The following. are the Corn Averages for the week ending June 11 :—Wheat, Ms 6d; barley, 31s 8d; oats, 2.5 s I Id; rye, 41s 9d; beans, 455; peas, 415.5 d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—JUNE 16. The bine is still growing, but vermin is increasing. A' kinds of hops very dull, and prices generally almost nomina' METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. JUNE 16. The supply of beasts was only moderate ; yet all breeds made a slow sale, at Monday's rates. Sheep, lambs, and calves, the supplies of which were large, were in fair request at full prices. In pigs very little doing. Beef, 3s 2d to 4s 6d ; mutton, 3,3 6d to 5s 2d; lambs, 5s 2d to 6s 2d ; veal, 3s 10d to 5s 4d ; and pork, 3s to 4s 4d per 81bs, &c. Total supply : Beasts, British 920, foreign 100 ; cows, British 136 ; sheep and lambs, British 105,000, foreign 500 ; calves, British 570, foreign 340 ; pigs, British 310. LONDON MONEY MARKET.—JusE 13. Consols opened firm at 931, advanced to 931 buyers, and were steady at 93 to-931. Shares opened very firm, and have improved in tone. Canadian steady; French improved. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. HIGH WATER. Morn. Even. Height THIS Dar 12 33....14 11 WIND At LIVERPOOL, —Light breeze HOLYIIEAD, Light breeze V E IT Astley America Rouen New Orleans .. New York - Lizzie Rona Emulation Dunkirk D. C. Fleming...... gobilc Joseph Gilchrist ..N. Orleans. Marie Mary Lloyd Dall klll Martha ....St. John, :". Petilla Rouen Emanuel ...... .... Iceland City of New York Mobile Medallion Charlston, Balbee (ss) ........ gam Antartic Bahamian C. S. Pennell..New Orleans Matanzas Matanzas .Ostend I Bombay I Columbus Casualidad Diamont, Devons Dalkeith Elizabeth Davies Diana. Fear Not Rouen . Catania Leghorn I SAII Mary .... Mary Jane John Bull Marcella . Salonica I Mary Block Bon Sales. . Pernambu N Brest • • .' ca i cu tta Va Demerara • . Bonl baY. Shan&bat Barbadoe'" 7.kidranhant Whore OrlcanF St. Michael's 1 . Rio Janeiro Iceland I George Kendall Pelican State Hermina Danzic Berendina .. St. Petersburgh Industrie Ostend Pourvayedut Nantes J. C. Hawtz Memel Henrietta Leonard Gibraltar Helmuth Cronstadt Reward James Pilkington Falcon Levant Leander Harraket XTRACTS MARITIME E BELFAST, June 13.—The Augusta, from Liverpool t 6 Wyburg, has put into the Lough, leaky. FATAL, May 19.—Put in : The Marie Amell, Perth?, from Bahia for Nante s , ma ki ng a li tt l e water, an d pith damage to spars and rigging. NASSAU, N.P., May 26.—A large portion of the cotton. and Tart of the materials, have been saved from the Pleiades, Hall, of Boston, from New Orleans for Queens town, which took fire at sea, 20 miles Nby W from th e Great Isaacs, May 16, and was put on shore and scuttled 0 ! the following day. The ship has become a total loss. QUEBEC, May 28: Since 14th a moderate amount °I tonnage for the season has come forward ; about 100 more r sail of ships are repor t e d i n t h e r i ver by passenpn's Pet steamers who have c ome u p. Li tt l e d o i ng i n charters , ba the few ships offering are held at 30s per load to Retail' and to the west of Scotland and England, and 32s 6d 1 , 5 demanded for the E as t C oast o f Great Britain. Se3ale-, have got excited with the E ng li s h b ounty money, and from £6 to £7 for the run is being paid in some cases f or the few extras that are required. • NEW YORK, June 4.—A portion of the cargo ex Thali Boddie, from St. John (N. 8.) for Havana, wrecked at Elbow Cay (Ab aco ) M ay 8 , h as b een saved and so ld 3; Elbow Cay; crew saved and arrived at Nassau (N.F.) Tb - Fanny Ealer, arrived at New Orleans from Rio de Jane's' reports that on the first night out from that port she mama: tered heavy, winds from SW, which caused h er t o lose h er foretopsail, foretopgallant mast, and jib, t o spr i ng head foremast., and th e vesse l to l eak badly. June 4.- - Dr. Gun n reported the arrival at quarantine of the brig Breeze, fr°l Rio Janeiro, aft er 42 d ays ' passage; and also the arrival °f the brig Reind eer a t quarant i ne, from the same port, in:, days. Neither of them had any sickness on board, eitl in Rib or si nce th ey l e f t i t, and they report the health ° that port m uc h i mproved. They were ordered to be detained in quarantine five days, and then they will be Per mated to co me u p un d er the direction of the health officer' GRAVESEND, June 16. - A rr i ve d : J ane Parker, * Chri s tianstadt ; Ariel, Riga ; Breeze, Guernsey; Itu ei ""il Dominica ; Jane, Martins ; Selina ; Ibrail ; Rosetta, •Buenv „- Ayres; Caspian, Riga ; Lady 'Havelock, Segnai Grenada ; Refuge, Lisbon ; .Guicho, Mauritius; DEa7 ,Stockholm'l4losen, Po rto Ri co ; Forest g Bombay; Margaret, Droback ; Ceres, Soderba ul ,' Franzaska, Stralsund ; Vittus, Leghorn • Sal; Riga; .Duro Prates Gottenberg; Mari a , Stockholm i Ramsey; Riga; *endola,. Smyrna ; Christina Thisted ; Jules, Charente ; Ereitic, Seville , Allianc e ! Taragona. Sailed : The Star of Tasmania to Launnot ell Blue Jacket, to Sydney; Heatherbell, to Ifobart Tow" DEAL, June 16;--Arrived : The William Free,from Gottenburg ; King, from Riga ; from . Fiu m e ; Helena, from Stockholm ; Freder"' from Dramm. Sailed: The Ranger (s), to St. peters" burgh ; Corunn a , SouthamPton. A nc h ore d and Passed The Senora, London to CalCutia ; Heatherbell, Lon: doh to • Launceston ; Faustina, London to gavre.i, Maria, Oport o t o , L on d on ; Affiance, D em erara ,!, 5 London • Corunna, Riga t o Southampton ; Susan, Shields to ,Guadaloupe ; Hecl a , S un d er l an d to St. Thomas ; r, lotte, London to Rio Janeiro; Villia Luarca, Loudon t; Sunderland ; Sliallet, London to King George's Sound Margaret Jane, London to Penzance; Hiawatha, . Ant wer g to New York ; Gl ance, W estward to London ; Ida, Li sb° to Colesdale ; Lord Delavel, Shields to Odessa. FOREIGN .PORTS - - Naomie, fro m S an Francisco ; Glenbervie, from Adelai de and Empire Q ue e n , f rom Melbourne—all at Valparaiso. Hos, and Streonshalh—both hence at Demerara. . General Windham, from Hong Ko ng ; an d J u liet Erski ne from Glasgow —both at Demerara. Orontes, and Marian both hence at Antigua. Everton; - Longton, from Cape de Verds, at Antigua Ophir, hence at. Valparaiso. hhamia Rage, hence at Havannah. Crown, Kirkwood, hence at Gaboon. - Colbert, hence at Goree, and sailed 28th Al cong. Titania, Goldsworthy, from Bahia at Gothenburg, 7 th June 4argaret Pryde, P earson , sa il e d O porto f or Sines, sth Jude. '_Terra Nova, Brown, from Newfoundland at Oporto, 7 11/ June. Pallas, Payne Tune sailed from Cadiz for Newfoundland, 5t4 Barbara, Cohen, fron St. John's (Newfoundland), 9t Alicante, sth June. Resolution Watts, sailed from Genoa for Leghorn B t ll June. Lebanon, Somerville, sa il e d f rom Genoa for Cons° tinople 9th June. Cock o' th Sherries, sailed from Fiume tbr Bordeaux 4th Jun( Quiver, Graham, from Lo n d on a t C orfu 13th left 27th f or Cephalonia. Melita (4,0 Langlands, 'cleared at Constantinople for Smykina 31st May. C4hert,..Loirat, hence at Goree 27th April, and left for Matacong.• .• • May, and •• • • Crown, !Kirkwbod,.hence at Gaboon 13th April. Crescencia, Albizuri, hence at HaVaunah 27th MaY Johann Rage, Andrea, hence at Havannah 27th Aftl• Francisc6, Remetiteria; hencb at Havannah 28th Ma) Watchword, I . .PKenzie, hence at Archangel 30th Valkyrien; Thrbdahl; hence at Narva sth June. Lavinia; Rasch, hence at Narva sth June. Tiber (ss:%, Richards, hence at Genoa 11th June. Arno (ss), Bain, hence at Leghorn 11th June. 1)6?, Aurelias, Okkes, sailed f rom L eg h orn for Liverpoo l 10th June. Harriet, Evans, sailed f r o m L eg h orn for Liverpool 10th June. • • .-..--_ LinrEs.—Tbeiiipson Ehothers, 5, Elliot-street, sells e . . best four shilling tea in England No Snip Swamp Go TO SEA without one of Saundel; and Co.'s Patent Sell-cleansing Charcoal Filters, cased an fitted-up expressly for use en board ship. Note the address, SAUNDER S & Co., 16, P ar k er - street,. Liverpool. nousExEEPuns.--The coffee sold by ThomPse n Brothers, 5, 'Elli o t; street, at Is. 4d is better than r a pay is. Bd. for at any other establishment. LEWIS AND COMPANY'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT rfl BOYS' CLOTRING.-- s c Number of boys clothed for the We e ending Saturday, J une 11th, 978: correspondin. week last year, 928.—Increase, 50 boys. To. SHIPPERS AND EXPOR PERS. A most profitable article of export, to warm climates especially, are the Self: cleansing Charcoal 'Filters, patented by Messrs. Sawicki*" and Co:, of 16, Parker-street, Live r po o l—in fact they a re invaluable wherever there is bad water. S. and Co. allot a liberal discount on export and wholesale orders. When the coffin containing, the body of General Espinasee was carried onboard the steam frigate which conveyed it to France the deck was crowded with Austrian prisoners. On a sign from their officers, they all tell into line, and by their attitude, in the absence of arms, rendered military honenre to the mortal remains of their brim adversary, r fsigEi) LivEupooL, June 1 6 . LLOYD'S, June 16.—Kin g ston (Jamaica). 16th May : The Wilhelmina, for Liverp oo l, when half laden, was foulla__,,w, be making water, and h a d t o discharge. The leak discovered and stopped, but water came through the upPe r seams, and she sank. She has since been raised, and r P re. nounced seaworthy. ,-W \.W kor icz Se %Mi g h t York , "eight P arcels Packa ; tarp°. on it treigq, t he B P PASIA A I tABI s/ A ' CANA.I) A A RAM ( AN.,kij !Pale) VICO I' ARABiI esu kvitic b , uaol PERsi, e t New Utsse 1 • These "cond Passe of freig l 'han th sonal It ekes ti itii( l) ,v ec e t (: Parc; O'elock Lettc 4 :eke. Appl G Ourrie .13 01114 Street ; The eliturd l the L a , 'half-p2 'STEM 4 ~ niTy CITY XA.N( Wallin to t a k will 13 Cab a ccom n th e pot pro pi if. 1,3 0 ,, hail er 1 4 th; Pack( r"Rk ARA RAP JOir