Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-23 00:00:00

\%Tools and the ad Oommatial lying open to more or 1 Apply to Apply to On azco On Tttured On Thursd. A Quantity of FLO A Quantity of Wil A Quantity of BI A Larg Apply to Apply to On Frict anded ex Apply te Ti 07 MESSRS Apply to M. TOY FANCY ,>'! le • de in ' , .ii'' to-s.4' CO' 'Water street. Cotton to-da (Fro. Date. : 1858-9 1857-8 1856-7 and Intl there N were SWIS CITTPPV L011C1( TAROS ANTIioa S D A rt ARTIN & al OIL OF l' nchester and Dr )ItNEWILL & Olt cs. :de Broker: t Browne, & CO., Brok GARS Yellow Seindc to 445. 6d. per 14s. 6d P. Y. C. Tallow LONDa Friday Coy The den RICE has a 'ETRE.-I e have a 400 bags at 50 bags whit, f Bombay lii ales of C Sodera American I by Lox sellers at 535, PRODUCE MARKET, The market continues Lt transactions of importan Lumps are quoted 50s. to is sales (II LONDON MININ, Flie supply of hon )reign grail )ags 4om- le, and 445. 6d £l6 per ton ,nd Brovin Guzerat Mustard at 37 the quay as Yeliotiv Pei £24 per to Fifty barrels Spirits It quiet, and no sales to r to report sine( has a firm appearalice I for to-morrow ai tan 500 Dthi, breadth '3O articulai and CO Walmer-: MONDAY I 'teady market )00 ba Iciung ping List of A 47,000 130,000 42,334 113,004 1 prices A Sales, to-day, there was ,n and 3tion of forge p to ti ss. to £3 £2 12,4. Gd THE L modkira of flit 1,2, and 3, £2 to make and quality STOC LONDON HANGE londay Evening g on 'Change is ra y flume- +hough operations have not been ye tensive, the tone of business has been his has been true as t and Foreign Stoel feature of change, teen in moderitt -ell sustained. have been NN It not excitingly so Consols, Money , 95 R.ILLWA English Stoc English ltailwaj. luest, and priec; rich Rentes are 'LOSING PRIM t. S. and West. L. & N: Western 94 L. and S. West'n 911 44 i Man. Sheff. & Lin 35,- 6 .04 2 'Midland Stock..losl 64-; 82 4 I North Britis ... 60 A S. E. & Dover I York 'RILES 85 IN 1 Staffordsh. 41 G. Wes. of Canada 14 rnk. pf oa2 • & 13'head Caledonian Stock 84 E. L. Sto, G. N. Stock Great W Lan. and York shares M.'S.lnd Lincoln 35t 36 Midland Stock..losl 106 Lo. ILI v. at lam bu )N MARKET 3 rates. I 6,000 ba nerara - .)11.0DIT ew In for air, and ti was small. • ar • ;oon at 8, is to the certainty of continued peace the position of said seems ti se "more arket this morning has been rather _The principal transactions have been re officially marked in is transacti onlinally un- the Constibitionnel, c for a pract ill very sou imports ( he Prussian Government, it is " being one of strict observation." This ilar as it was known, not from any official source, that Lord John Russell had, on a very recent occasion, addressed a private letter to the English Ambassador, which had given great satisfaction to the Prussian Minister. —sett, I A large body of troops is to be concentrated at ud Great Lisle, under command of Marshall M‘Mahon, while Generals Canrobert, Castellaine, and Baragnay return to Paris from com mands at Nantes, Lyons, and Tours. From a semi-official notice which appears in re led to understand that reduction of the army. The Paris correspondent of the Evening He, ice at Zurich is going on very Ber. c. Stck 891 xd 90 txd 4 d 43 xd 431 11-1 q 2v-t Leeds gtoel 02 IS. Eastern eh Rhenish 1-16 1 d IG.W.Canada acludinz which 500 arc on spec NIARKET ported at 40s, 500 ba gs very G 0 hogsheads 200 barrels Cuba 's. 6d. i) SATU4tDAI per cent. in ( A parcel NONEY MARKET, EYING fresh improvemont of to-day b; 000 in Russian gold was withdrawn The arrivals of the precious represent an aggregate of about ;thews metals du £508,000. No portion has been sent into the Bank on the em. frmi which NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. our Constitution might have had at ar history, e tended adopted b; :ar's 1 to dispel ruder minds tal hiiOricr the most im ar stag ter experience ;itators •who pretend. to be the h informed and the least prejudiced of their indicates that suttee malignan s the form of the most y, there is still a moderate flow of gold !e Times City Article.) the English funds opened steadily this morning at the improved quotation of yes terday, and subsequently showed a further increase of EVENIN scot more than £lOO,OOO of the Russian Loan - has been taken by the Stock Exchange, a cirounist favour of future stability. The closing ;an t e in uotation was premium THE RUSSIAN LOAN. The subscription list was closed on Saturday. The Daily Hews says the amount allotted to London sub -000,000 and £4,000,000 sterling. scribers is between ?lications have been from bankers and foreign houses connected with Russia and with the Continent, and the impression is confirmed that they The proportion asked for by the Stock Exchange is smallef than has been witnessed in any similar transac tion for a long time past, a circumstance which attests the indisposition or inability of the members, after their The extent of the . subseription3 on the Continent .ot yet known. The allotment of the loan will take MANCHESTER SHARE MARKET, AUGUST 22. Leeds, 96 6 ; Dovers, 224 13-16 ; Trunks, 84-- ; Midlands, 106 ; Londons, 95 ; Londom and South BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-AuG. 22 We ha again to _report a dull market for all kinds of Hops for nominal currencies. Very favourable ac counts are coining from the plantations, and the duty is called £260,000. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Under no circumstances e uan we insert comannuentions not accompanied by the author's real name and address, not necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. encouraged on matters of public interest They should be legibly written on 0110 side of flu Short letters ari per only, and contain (in confidenc, the writer's nam, 'ay 4,artlyrn Elmo WAY, AUGUST 23, 1839, THE DAY'S NEWS The partiality of the British people for their ,spect to her colonies, asure in the British lecture that the heir h form so rich apparent to the throne is likely to visit the im portant colony of Canada. This opinion has found. expectant gratification in the belief that His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales, will isit that country. If he 'ect-s+ be induc ad soon to would, without doubt, be such as to gratify him, while it would also abundantly testify the cordiality of the tip by which film mini] v fPnlq itsPl f nttnApti fn filo 3 firm conviction of While stating this, however, it would be equally far from our intention, and probably not lck s wrong to ain't allusion to the fact that sur- L ices have led to the conjecture that her gracious Majesty herself is understood to have entertained made, an idea of visiting Canada. In another column it )e seen that the contemplated visit of Sir Henry Holland and the Rev. Mr. Gibbs, is chiefly round for supposing that the bout to visit this valuable which both of those gentle men occupied in the royal household, might pro- founded on the b of Wales is Prince colon), The position Ibly not less irrant the conjecture that the lot be confined to )yal visit to Canada ma 3 the Prince of Wales The peace seems still tabe a matter of anxiety, if not of debate. The Paris correspondent of the Iva, at Berlin the feeling is far from cone] usiYe .tterly fiendish envy and hatre inordinate tement cahuinat revolution. Doubtless when circumsta beginning to reyeaL the necessity in ancient systems, the obstinacy of the q non morere principle DO bags persevering opposition Luence exceptional featui condition c isting in t nopula -etreated have merely making n outrage and. modit among th renew ti ifety ever and. th in polities; that the one party has gained ;o an over as conceded, i able do. and a. rtructives in the State—hugging their si -but by meanest fears. more than a step to the ultimate that power which is to de: nterest in the State. ng is to be.got from the o , eals to t Nothing is to be accepted a The aristocracy .t of bolises that sluggard, and all but deftui is tinged with more of selfishness and perversity It would and foolish to expect such su. terested ss among any body of they will from the very outset of el with entire and unmixed favour, the t open to gen participation of a lobes, to which inheritance has appearance of right Neith tots of past ideas should IN certa superhuman discernment as that a course should be at o stung taming long descended )nceded,to in mainf jealousy of sudde: and precipitate innovations are characteristic of one class as well as anothc and moreover, though often carried to indicative of in all st and beneficial 'hey hale not been a more dist mark of the aristocracy than Of a A company of merchants would be far more unwilling to give up a long and oppressive monopol borough the approbation of the inembe: Libera y meas the o than a lord to sacrifice h The landed gentr yuld not a whit more eagerly oppose the " rights of property Reform, tha to a measure of Radica JoIIN BRIGI would and did to a hours' bill They would no more strongly contend for their constitutional theory of the mutual it and subordinatio: classes, than the mill-owner for his politica at the lowest price from parental pushing - beyond tile limit oi unman em the forced industry of the helpless infant will be men ; and if we do not pretend of a aristocracy that they are more, the least that ca be expected from their opponents, is the admis- sion that they are not less, Now when the people were just awaking to the lesson so assiduously instilled into them, that the leading strings of infancy were still confining and holding back their approaching manhood, and the growing clamours for an extension of popriat privilege were met by an opposition, as yet shorn of any of it erth it was not unnatura or uupardoiiable that th 4, should a - Ind notions and, prejud character c tenax propos encountering the avian:. ardor pr But it is too experience, whit the obstinacy of the o pop= indictive class omiositio: could not even comnl ing to appear that the good effect upo: Mainly beginn has had its has been entirely thro ?on the intemperate irni The least disreputable a agitators seem disposed t experiment of how far they can, wi to themselves, play with the passions of a mob. The aspect of the aristo d. popular sections of the state is still repre- lented. as that of the deadliest and most And this not as but as lature of thing preiud rs that alancecl eff ?suit lescent, a temperate guard it the iii ha recogr ? for tai )f the " Adva o2casi is missed to cat oc ocated their Lt its I.] immediately b the me as of action are supposu g that on ca ?s .adopt and advai nate f ctorn of exp: present, especially znd sca lam upon Jed. to its opinio tam subjects it sho ggerated and .pies, and overstep the bound sion, it is only pa The Press, or, as it h state of these realms,' ies, as well as great powei conscientiously re cog- An exponent of s also a guide a 3 a reflex of tI n its religious . c or to evil doers, and offence Indeed to teach the public mind to direct, to excite, or to moderate ave and ined, t is a potent engine for good or for h we, witi that portio: a sentiments as have been is of the brotherhood ionitions wh Istly and. patriotically put forth our country, had .est and most selfish and •nvi!tion, but for th iat the public apprc cry of invasion, and with the sole object of se his own words, AUGUST and fairly niple TV avoa co. on by a majority of weaker popular cry, had any rate ys the lion Rochdale, ti five or six million i the country is spending im our defence to LLOR of the E 3ive it r pply it to t .e reduction of customs, ,tious encumbran and obstacles which check ow' intercourse the thirty- millions o s more to the mutual advaii and recipro- '3ours, • the twent pen our Custom House free of duty, we will luties, —let these inter ail din: e an army of D,OOO reasons in lieu of soldic as the arma- Commerc is of each co g, tending to the happ civi l ise fountain of mutual res man kit a, as thy, from t and re som^* roneo and s (well tichl obi iind of t i tor ri exposer of any one who prote bilit He ma are deeply and loni of I and sp of it w buted that the arman from t sake of gain and pe intere e attributed, to err in a ,e of things to a 1 0 wer 1 hig liv w except ' " fll/l/lAln~fF9l Lckt. 1 Reform( t harn will co: al 133111 t is too one-sited Ist b 3 the .t confusion pustitu Lion muted ,e.)itn i t public as alread a a strik of co ar as of t apparentlN alty and affection ,rsou of h that th Why db they 11 may t to enjoy t give ; tl mainly depend r fel ;art. They wont intended v to be hoped 'tha ,nt Roman Oath ires about it freedo and's ! But the k, with the Ti .ean to say that , e with their bre s by an s no denying test curs( -the curse, we upon her own vot !se gains a footing, o conscience for a moment bei rselt denies, -4,.-- alnortan 85 perhaps persOn of Mr on, and his tri au adva Arrang needed nportan a majority )edicnt contest the übt he will )J wa„es► and, from what In these supposed that the enk 3tan ad- )at of employ for their support upon men in different. ,e Prince of Wales to keen determined upon, great deal of good. ;ious to show their ignificant mark of hope of time, they i the opportunity [lowing parent to the se of a few Royal Highness will feel well most cordial Hierarchy how desamble it would Would own system proudest boast " as Still gisim what do. th oedom of ea why do they not use y mean that freedom wrong ." If so, they must not at e and fair play ; for l;ontinental: and is hurt Did before it t-ezed in the 1 this. It is Rome's ill y wino s, but ;11 thing 1 aga 20 clout be a more h They ask nd will 1), lother Con upon society, liberty Tian ma Iron ; 1 The hO. days h~ in the £8 10s. ; best in proportion , £8 10s. ; Canada pl ticed in )rokei tate of trade in the I Iron con- boiler plates, 1. for a - few thousand le works hire Iron, and Cinder- g m the district, these le manufacture pars, 7 ius., at the works ; best bars, .p 9; doubles, £lO 10 s . ; na il sheets, £9 ; best and • hoops, oiler 1 £l2, and all order 1 ,inT in Wheat v Flour was r, fair of wheat, and badly." niliil of barley English, fine old, was maintained upon sold Is. .cheaper. Monday's p English white, 403. Konies FLoun steady in value, with a pretty a rown, 355. to 4 ,potentiaties of Austria and Piedmont,. however, have been brought together to reciprocate hospitalities. The Legislature of Modena have followed the example of Tuscany, and. formally pronounced. the expulsion of the House of Este from the ducal demand, I throne A telegraphic despatch from Berlin, d a t e d Saturday, says, " The strength of the King is be coming gradually exhausted; his Majesty ha s almost entirely lost his intellectual faculties, and his death would be a happy release both to him self and the Queen." From Naples we have a despatch which in forms us that the British fleet has left Castel mare without having produced any good result. The pastoral address adopted by the Rom an Catholic Bishops of Ireland at their late synod has just Been published. The pastoral, a s it i s styled, is almost exclusively devoted to the abuse of the national system of -education which, according to these prelates , ought to be abolished, and a system adopted in its stead, over which they would have complete control. They all ege that the system in force is " fraught with danger to the faith of their people." Mixed education is condemned. According to their ideas the Queen's University is a failure, the Queen's Col leges are failures, and the national schools have not succeeded. Again, Popery is not encouraged in the workhouses nor in the prisons, neither in the army nor the navy, nor in any other institu tion at all. From Dublin, we learn by telegraph that, izi consequence of this declaration by the Roman Catholic prelates, Mr. James O'Farrel has tendered his resignation as a Commissioner of the National Board, and it is said that the other Roman Catholic Commissioners will take a similar 1,30 s. to 3 BARLEY firm 'at abOut I st Monday ;. English, 275.; other OATS. 6d. per qr. cheaper than last Monday I) British, 20s. to 30s. per qr. ; Russian, 21s. to 235. pet qr.; other Baltic ports, 225. to 275. per quarter. • vQ —English and Egyptian quoted nominally as *- d 9 -s.: harrow, 425. per qr. Egyptian, o 0 ... 0 0 4 2 ... 4 6 0 0 ..... 0 0 per qr. Foreign, 40s. iCk...50-i Nothing doing ; nominally quoted at last .ates. English boilers, 48s. to 50s. ; hog and ,o 425. ; foreign, white, .48s. CATTLE MARKET.-A s, but the demand is tole• iheep and lambs is smaller than of lat is brisk at a slight ad Trade couL Our fo: gn supply consists of 'es, and 30 pigs. 0 sheep, ;tone of 8 londay' METROPOLII Wo have ooci, at trade f 1.490 bi Boat Lon no. do. Show Ewes and second qua Do. do. Shorn Lambs Beasts at market, 279 ; Pigs, up, - future. Only the,age of revolution having passe, it is to be Now, if this be so, the whole question resolves I free-traders than itself to ti .hether England has outgrown I cat , s for retrogression swept away insidiously and.by degrees. tionistss; on the contrary, w Ir. COBDI ,t power of the past hick is to be swept away in the onward march of events, bringing with it the sure establishment of the poll al ideal of the all the first principles upon which her Const tution ba~edP Whether party should lfavo. There Iship. War is the very opposite pensive,. demoralising, generating the worst class between man and man. We entirel to this doctrine are no obs are even greater We are no advo. but we desire that all r that the prin- P 1 distinctl retrogre I interests should have f which has. been found essential to pletoly carried out all the best Governments of ancient or modern depressed interest at present seeks triad of power times, .d which has been found, moreover, the .powners of thi most prosperous and the most enduring, is incon- I Pa sistent with thi supremacy of those principl 'e to rule the and a support the increase that place in the When t' im-total of popular happiness is is the question really involved ?,ssive policN hal ;hipping,•and relied upon a rec This is only what a very I The British 1 town who lately petitioned liament have embodied this in their - prayer, relief from those burdens which unequally retcarding State that they are no suppliants for a but only ask in the nau- 1 idiom of the sailor, " for a clear decl IT OF THE P tomcat appeared in yt effect that his Rai is about to pro r, for at present it at s on the fact that Sir H the court physicians, and th -A IMPORTANT CHANGES IN IINET, the official Weittor ait Alowing ." Imperial Decree, ron Hubner is, appointed M uneillor Got t to Canada, on 3 Mr. Gibbs, tutor his Royal Highness, have taken places as passengera proceed to Quebec in the Noxth Briton, which ails THE LATEST NEWS. "ENNA, - Monday 7 of this day . contain —Count Weir ;, who retains his post as Minister for Foreigr airs, is appointed President of the Cabinet inister of PoL present demands of popular agitators, it is no I t wonder that the constitutions jealousy no Nona unmasi perhaps gun', and distrust your designs; or that we Apps, Because, when the Reformer loses all faith in the Constitution, and rejects, in it no his theory, the present system as a basis for may point out to other countries how much his reforms, his measures are all tentative, and better it is that all differential duties should be afford no prospect of finality, except in the blotted out, and commerce be substituted for military and naval armaments, destruction of that which they pretend to im p rove. yet we cannot to show Mr. COED that, although 'wc d our ports to fore .oeity from them we should say to the innovator, in carrying out the principles of Free Trade. should How far these hopes and expectations have been the columns of this paper `de merely allud ,ehowski, Minister of the Interior ancillor (Gehimerath) Kempen van Fichte mmi, Chief of the Police, is disr-* - h a :sea vPi „ y has been appointed Ambassadcd The Ministry of Commerce is en iy dissolved. Its duties are divided betwee n ' 3 Ministries of the Interior, Exterior, and Finance Fichtenstaum." The non7offic lu. !ortion a the Wiener Zeilung- contains . 43 article, stating . that there general.geno foolOg Rome, •