Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-11 00:00:00

ftorrtnitrtiai THIS DAY. Th Day, the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broken,' Cottice, 3, Exchange-alley, North, Chapel-street, '289 Barrels ROSIN. THOMAS SILL, Broker. Apply to This Day, the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, in the • , n - , Commercial Sale-room, , 500 Boxes Bunch Muscatel ItATSINS, • . 500 ',, Ditto DITTO, in Layers, 40 Barrels Small Muscatel , DlTlO. • fipply to Messrs. Stolterfoht, Boas, and Co., Merchants; or to JAMES ADAM,. SON, Sr CO., Brokers. 'This;Day, the Ilth• instant at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 3, Exchange alley North, Chapelpstreet, • 25 Barrels„liarbili/„ • ex Jeremiah Thompsgo.soltitly to Messrs. Stolterfoht, Sons, and Co., Merdhante.-; - or THOMAS SILL, Broker; This the-11111.4natant, at-ifelf-Tast-Tweve • eek'elr; at the Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings, 1300 Baga Bengal RAPV,SEBIJ, 400 ~ Gtmerat DITTO, part all faults. J. 11. RAYNER & CO., Brokers. Amity to V, the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' s i J ot; 4 gex Palatine, Albert Dock. 'Apply to T. & H. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers This Day .the 11th instant, at Half-past Twelve o'clock, at Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street, 300 Bags Bombay LINSEED, , 1000 „ ,; RAPESEED, 1000 .r• USTARDSEED, 1000 „ „ GROUND NUTS. BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers. TO-MORROW To-morrow (Wednesday], the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' office, 30, Exchange-alley North, About 60 tons Manilla SAPANWOOD, now landing ex Deva, lying in the Albert Dock. For further pluliculars apply to Mesirs. C. W. And F. Shand, merchants; or to • SHAND, HIGSON & CO., Brokers. . To-morrow , the 12th instant, at T we lve o'clock, at the Brokers' • • - Office, 1, Oldhall-street, 300 Bags SALTPETRE, ex Fort George ; lying in Wapping Dock Warehouse. Apply to N. WATERHOUSE -& SONS, Brokers. To-morrow, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 30, Exchange street East, 70 Tans TITSTIC, all faults, now landing ex Sir Walter Raleigh, from Jamaica, on the east side of the Queen's Dock, ex quay.—Apply to PERCIVAL, CAMPBELL, & CO., Brokers. To-morrow, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Browne, Hunter, and Co.'e Office, 2, Dale-street, 1360 Bags Bengal RICE, - ex Marian, from Calcutta--Ap?ly to BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers. To-morrow, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Publie Sale-room, 1396 Bales GAMBIER, leo Bags SALTPETRE, 154 Casks GINGELLY OIL, • 78 Bags LINSEED OILCAKE, 12 Casks COCOA NUT OIL, just arrived. Apply to Messrs. Thomas and John Brocklebank, Merchants; or to T. & H. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers To-morrow, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, Royal Bank Buildings, 1300 Bags MYRABOLAMS, 150 Bags Bengal TURMERIC, üb.as. OIISOELLv OIL, 25 Bags SALTPETRE, 10 Bales MADDER ROOTS, all faults. For partieulars apply to THORNEWILL & BROOM, Brokers. THURSDAY On`Thursday next, the 13th instant, 'at One o'clock, at the 'Brokers' Saleroom, 1, Cnape-street, About 500 Bales Low American and other COTTON. For particulars apply to TITHERINGTON, GILL, & CO., Brokers. On Thursday next, the ath instant, at Twelve o'clock. at the Brokers' Ofticn, Lancaster-buildings, About 200 Ox and Cow HORNS, Ifil Bags, containing 7,000 HORN TIPS, ex Brazil, from Maranham. Apply•to ANTHONY WOOD & CO., Brokers On Thursday next, the 13thiwftant, at Twelve o'clock, at the • ,Brokers' Office, Livespoul and London Chambers, 325 Bags *bite PEPPER, 8 Bags DITTO, damaged, ex Queensberry,- from Singapo e. Apply to Thomas Cliffe, Esq., Merchant ;or to JEFFERSON* &TA v LOR, Brokers. On Thursday nest, the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock Noon, in the.Brokers' Yard, No. 10, East Side Canada Dock, Logs Virginia White OAK TIMBER. containing 41,0851 ft. 2 Logs WALNUTWOOD, containing 21-feet, - -- being the cargo ex Alice Wilson from Baltimore. On account of the importers. Apply to - . A. F. & D. MACKAY, Brokers and Measurers. 2, Parliament-street, East Side Queen's Dock. itunter, ana uo.'s umee, 2, pale-street, About 16 Tons BUFFALO HORNS, ex Natolia and Fitzjames, from Bombay.--Apply to BROWNE,. HUNTER, & CO., Brokers. Oa Thursday next, the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clocli Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2; Dale-street, 40 lads.-COCOA NUT OIL, _ 200 Bags MYRABOLAMS, 32 Bags SENNA, • 60 Cases QUM ARABIC, 1000 Bags Baratta* SM r TPETRE. A. Quantity SAPANNVOOD, ex Eipress. BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers Apply to On Thursday next, the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broken' Office, WOO Bags Bombay LINSEED,_ now landing ex Soiereign otile Seas, Queen's Dock. Apply to Means. Nicol, Duckworth, and Co. ' Merchants ; or to T. & H. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers. • FRIDAY On Friday next, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the • Brokers' Office, 30, Exchange-alley North, 250 Bales HEMP, all faults, now landing ex Deva, from Manilla. Apply to Messrs. C. W and F. Shand and Co., Merchants; or to .` SHAND, lIIGSON, & CO., Brokers. On Friday next, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, Liverpool and London Chambers, 200 Bales Bombay HEMP, just landed ex Silistria, from Bombay. On show in Forshaw's, Lancelot's-hey. Apply to JEFFERSON &, TAYLOR, Brokers. NEXT WEEK On Wednesday, the 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Public Saleroom, Exchange-buildings, 423 Chests SHELL LAC, 100 Cases CASTOR OIL, 16 , Bales MITNJEET, -3 Tons REDWOOD, 100 Bundles RATTAN CANES, landing ex Harold from. Calcutta, in Prince's Dock. Apply to Thomas and John Brocklebank, Merchants ; or to JEFFER SON & TAYLOR, Brokers. On Thursday, the 20th instant, and following days, at the Brokers' Sale-room, 11, Dale-street, and 13, Hackin's-hey, 1000 Bales East India, Turkey, Portuguese, WOOLS. Bengazi, and other JOHN L. BOWES & BROTHER. Apply to On ,Sale. ON SALE, A Quantity Second-hand ALE HOGSHEADS and BARRELS Apply to JAMES STUBBS, PRICE, & CO., 14, South Castle-street. ON SALE, REFINED TABLE SALT, Peeked is Hermetically Sealed Earthenware Jars, suitable for the Australian, e'euth American, China, India, &c., Markets. W. ROCILIFF. WORKS, RIGBY-STREET. TO EXPORTERS AND THE TRADE , M. SALOMON, Importer of every description of . TOYS, LEATHER GOODS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, y NCY MERCHANDISE and TOYS of Every Kind, Whole 'ale and for Export, 73 and 75, DUKE-STREET. The above goods can be had in bond,. eisseis Salt. //jli~i ~~y~` .__..~"~ BY PRIVATE TREATY, The splendid new Ship EGERIA, 1,00 tons register, and 1,082 tons builders' 'measurement. Length , 178 fee t 3-10 ths ; breadth, 36 feet 3-10ths ; depth, 22 feet 9-10ths. Built at Saint John N.B. this summer, by the b uilder of the well-known and favour ite ship Rowena, and classed seven years at Lloyd's. She is soastructed of the best seasoned heckmatack and Savannah pitch pine; her frame is diagonally strapped outside with iron, and iron kneed complete on the stocks ; the lower knees are fastened with yellow metal bolts; his pitch pine masts, top masts, &e., a beautifully finished cabin, and outfit of the best Liverpool manufacture, and of extra sizes. She is fitted with Cunningham's patent topsails, and all recent improvements. in addition to a very handsome model, combines great speed with tarrying capacity, altogether making her one a±he `nest ships ever built in the colonies.—For further particulars apply to Messrs. Listen, Young, and Co., Merchants ; or to CUNARD, WILSON, & Co., Brnkers. d The beautiful new Brigantine GRAMPUS; 4 A, 226 tons builders' measurement, 132 tons per sr , register ; copper-fastened up to the wales, is of a beautiful model and best workmanship, rigged and tltted out ready for sea ; the framework of heart of the best Denbighshire oak, which is not subject to the dry rot; vessels built of it upwards of thirty years ago are still without the least indication of the disease. Length of keel, NA feet ; breadth over all, 224 feet; depth, 124 feet; estimated burthen, 240 tons ; draft, 12 feet ; to class nine years A 1 at Lloyd's.— for furt r her narti,„, apply to Mr. John Roberts, the builder, BaAgor ; Brokers for th e Sale TONGE & CO., 3010 of Ships, 1, Rusaford-street. Apply to Vase's DU salt. • FOR PRIVATE SALE. Now building"at an outport, - and.eau be launched shortiv, A veryhasncditsoEmwelrs-Tmile4Ee. , and useful . building under special survey to class nine years A 1 at Lloyd's., Length over all, 204 feet ; breadth, 29 feet ; depth, 17 feet 3 inches ; about 772 tons. builders' measurement, about 690 tons register, and about 550 tons, exclusive of engine room; will carry about 830 tons dead weight, betides a'eout .130 tons_ol coal - in - bunkers; on 15 feet - 6 inches draft of water. Is flitted witk water ballast tanks, which may be used either for ballast ur cargo; has two tubular boilers, fitted with superheated apparams, and direct-acting engines of .1-00 nominal horse power ; has a half-poop 60 feet long, and a full- forecastle 34 feet long; is expected to steam from nine to ten knots. ' The workmanship and quality of material will be found on inspec tion to be of the most unexceptionable character.---For speci fications, inventories, and further particulars, apply to' CUNARD, WILSON, & CO., Brokers: Liverpool. d FOR SALE, The BArque SALACIA, 383 41100 bins register. Length 106 feet 3 inches ; r./.7.i 4 V breadttt, 24 feet 1 inch - depth, 17 f ee t 3 inches' ;' - height between sleeks, 7 feet ;—as she now lies in the Victoria Dock, null. She was thoroughly repaired, stripped, and sheaths it with felt and zinc in December last,. and relassed 1, and Its May last was surveyed and fitted for the conveyance of pansengers to auebee, under the strict prorbions of the Passengtrs Act. -She has house* on deck for cabin and crew, and has at complete inventory of stores,• her sails and mining rear beilnearly all new. For inventories and furtiter particulars app on board, or to Robert Garbutt and Son, Krip Brokers, Hu '"or to D. A. B. MURRAY, 110, Buchannan-street, Glasgow. etsstlis bg Andian. By order of the High Court of _Admiralty of England, and pursuant/ tci a decree of sale of suid court, Oii Thursday, tht VAlt instant, at Three o'clock, at Cunard, WilsOn, Sr Ciyes, aalerooM, Exc-hamge, Liverpool, The foreign•ftilt vessel • . A%I"INA VAN LINGEff, • AlaathliAt Mc master ; ahttit 124 tones fbreign, and 110 tbna English meirtrement ; it said to have bee/abet in Holland rft• 1855, and appOrs classed in .the Burecu *vitas at 3 TG. rears to Sr' built entirely of oak, unusn:arweE kneed, and - *VI/ found irsaig; which are said to have seen) repaired in Ititetpool since she arrived. .She will carry Allier cargo. 'Leriftth, about IS feet 5 inches ;" breadth. 19 feetr 6' nac/aes; depth. 10 feet 4 aches. Now lying in the King's Tjbek.--For further :torticulars appl7 to Messrs. LOWNDIES, BATUBN, LOWNDES, 24781N50N, 'Soh citors ; or to CUNARD; WILSON; & CO., Broker?), Liverpool. 'Unless previously disposedi of by Private Treaty Pereniptory Sale, atilt Low Upset rxl - for. _ On Thursday. thel3tli instant;- air Three o'clocei at Cumand, Wilson and Co.'s Saleroom, Excharafei;Liverpocl4 Viecuneftol Ship ;e l W A IL LACE' ' • * v. ~ ..144E:i\V7 503 Tons Register per petwent Act. L'ength, feet 5-10ths ; breab3th, l 23 feet 6-litfil4,; 19 feet 5-10ths. Built at New Vork;" of live oakond locust copper-fastened; has deck cabin. douse amid shiptfarl 'tween decks laid fore and aft. In the Cobiurg , Dock.—App& to CUNARD, WILSON & CO., li3roters. STEAM VESSEL FOR SALE On Friday, the l•liti in Cant, at Oho. o'clock p.m., on board thie- vessel, at tiii3. Canal Quay, Belfast, The Iron liatldte Steamer • GRAND .1717"Nt TI 0 "N.- _ With all her Engines and Machinery, atl.4stie now lies.z Length of keel Length on deck . , Breadth of beam - 21 „ Depth of hold 9lO-12 „ There are two side lever engines 0f315-lowse power Ch; built by Messrs. Coates and Young, in goodrorder. The Grand Junction was built for 217 Dargan, kir the inland navigation of Lough Neagh; is a lictilbtlat, anelbrrates a good cargo on an easy draft of water. If a satisfactory price be not offered Sr the entire "need, the engines and machinery will be sold serserately, :astilthe hull afterwards.—For further particulars sappryt to ROBERT HENDERSON. and 301 , F. Donegan Quay, Belfast, 23rd Sept., 1859.. CURRY, KELLOCK, and CO.,_ BROKERS FOR THE SALE AND PURCTIME 4.k\ OF SHIPS AND STEAMERS, STS VALUMIIO ~17 L e„, AND APPOINTED BROKERI.4•To TUE 1115:11 COURT OF ADMIRALTY W.thater-builtlihgs, Water-street. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL, LIVERPOOL, Monday Evening In the Cotton Market to-day, there was wait.. amount of demand, and prices mnnifesteeli a hardening tendency, without, however, . lead to- any decided change in value. The sales amounted t 0 .10,000 bales, of which,- 2;500 were for export or taken on speculation. The. Liverpool Share Market opened' witilout until the afternoon, when a fall in: wives. took place, without any extent of business,being, ,ine. A t the last - moment the tone was, pethaps, a little at i firmer The following business was, transadedi. viz. :—Great Western, at 631, 1 ; Lancasteratuh Carlisle New Third Shares, 16 3-16. p).;. Loredort and North-Western, 941; Manchestat, She ri°l4 and Lincoln, 351; Midland, 105 ; South, Eastern, 23; Dutch Rhenish, 41d.; Great Luxembourg Constit., 71; Great Western, Chester Pref., Eight per Cent., 171; Bank of Liverpool, t 9;; Liver pool United Gas, 205. CLOSING PRICES Ches. & B'head . .77 77 1 N.Stafford ......444 4d Caledonian B9 891 N. E. Ber. c.. Stck „SB4 89 E. Counties;... . ll llt York capital Stek .714 72 Leeds Stook 44 451 S. Eastern 22x5.-14 23 1-16 Dutch R'nisb. „ 4 1 4.1. d 95 96 IGt. Linen' 7 7,4 7 E. L. Stock G. N. Stock ....1011- 1021 Great Westerns ..631 63? G.T.Canda . .9 7-16 9 9-16 G.W.Canada ...An 14 „ new shares 64 Lomb..-Venetian . , 2 24p „ new shares Lan. and York La. & Nof: West. 934 94 „'shares ld M. S. and Lincoln 35 7 , 35t Midland Stock ..105 1051 N. British St. ....59 592 LONDON STOC: IC EXCHANGE. ON, Monday Evenpig, To-day the English Stock Market, though quiet, has been steady, and up to an advanced hour prices did not vary from those of Saturday. Consols opened at the final quotations c last week, from which no quotable change took place, but the tendency has been slightly adverse. The Government Broker has ceased his purchases for the moment. Consols for money and account stand at 95 ; 5 ,- 14, and 954 -4- for November. India Stock is 218 ; the Debentures, 95- ; Bank Stock, 221; and Exchequer Bills, 245. and 275. pm. The English Railway Market has been extremely quiet, prices not having exhibited the slightest variation from those prevalent on Satur day. Caledonians and South-Easterns have been, if anything, rather firmer. The Market for Foreign Securities was mode rately active, and it may be stated as a rule tkat values were firmly supported. Buenos Ayres have risen about 1 per cent. Sardinian, Brazi lian, Mexican, and Uribarren are steady ; but Original Turkish Sixes, which are now ex div., show some weakness, and the New Sixes have re ceded f per cent. New Indian Loan is quoted 1011 1, and New Russian Scrip at dis. The quotation for French Rentes is steady at 69 50, but with a very quiet market. THE FUNDS.-CLOSING PRICES. Consols Money.. 95-a- Bank Stock .. . . Account . 952- Three per Cents. (shut.) Exchequer Bills. 24 7 Next Account, 11-16 13-16 Amb. Not. & E.J RMLIPA:f 6 1 . 2. 894 --4 SHARES Caledonians ... Dutch Rhenish Lanc.&York 96 L.& N.W 931 4 L. and S. W 94 Leeds Northern 4 4 1.. 5 Man.Sheff.&Li n . 351 I Mid. Stock lo4i 1041 North British N. Staffordshire. - S. E. and Dover. 761 I York,New &Ber. 881 9 York &N.liid 714 2 Eastern Counties 554 East Lancashire. Edinbgh. & Glas. 77 Great Northern-102i Gt7West A. 85 - . . 63 1 A Gt. W. of Canada 131 14 Gd.Tk. of Cna.. . 371 381 Gt. S. and W. .. 106 1061 The following appeared in a part of onr impression of yesterday : THE MONEY MARKET. The market was uninfluenced by foreign news, al though the accounts of the o utra g e at Parma p roduced a painful sense of the use to which it will be turned in haitening the reactionary plot - agast Central Italy.-7= The Funds to-day experienced no 'variation whatever The. attendance in the Stack Exchange was unusually small. In the Share Market idleness prevailed,,andin a few instances, this led to a trifling reduction in price. There was a fair demand for money. A - shin of .i 6,000 in gold was withdrawn from the Bank to 7 da.y, but this may be considered an exceptional operation.—Daily , , -Ocroßra 10. 541: 3d A R.E:TURN OF THE NUMBER AN.'O , ,TONNA.ciE,OF SHIPS REPORTMP• INWARDS AND CI,EARED. OUTWARDS: AT THIS PORT, saS COMPARED WITH CORRESPONDING PRICIOIA LAST YEAR. REPORTED INWARDS. I CLEARED OUTWARDS. W'k ended From Ist, lap. W'k ended From Ist Jan. Oct. 8, to Oct. 8, to. 1859. Bth oet, 1859. 1859. Bth Oct. 1859. • - - i S'ps Tons. Ships. Tons. S'ps Tons. Ships. Tons. 1859 74 37,057 3,855 1,903,990 98 49,133 4,056 1,991,499 1858 144 7,891 3,515 1,857,330 86 41,862 3,744 1,963,237 Inc. ... ... 340 52,640 IS 7,271 ! 312 28,162 Dec 70 41,833 ... Sui AND PART OF CREW LOST.-0.11 Saturday, in- SHIP AND PA.= OF CREW Los . r.—On Saturday, in telligence was received at Whitby of the loss of the brig Wallachia, in the Black Sea. The vessel belonged to Messrs. Maywood, and was insured, with her cargo, in Atarwood and part of the t c h re e w Wrhitbyelubs. Captain perished. We (Herapath) are sorry to hear that. Sir Cusack Roney has sent in his resignation of secretary, &c., to the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. We believe he will leave it about the end of this or the middle of next month. Another and more important engagement, we understand, is the reason of his resignation. That the Grand Trunk will lose a most valuable and efficient officer in Sir Cusack, and one whom they will not easily replace, cannot be doubted. DEATH FROM LOCKJAW.—About ten days since Wm. Gray, who kept a beer-shop, and was also in the em. ployment of Mr. S. Andrews, was unloading some timber, when a tree slipped and severely jammed his thumb. Mr. Reilly was sent for, and amputated the thumb to prevent serious consequences. Gray went on favourably up to Sunday evening, and was so well on that day that he went out to church. At night symptoms of lockjaw supervened, and on Friday morning the unfortunate man died. Gray, who was a young and apparently healthy man, has left a widow and youthful family.— Herts Mercury, THE STAFFORDSHIRE MuunEn.--An inquest was opened yesterday, before H. H. Phillips, Esq., Coroner, on the body of John Reynolds, who was murdered on Saturday night, or early on Sunday morning, under circumstances which were narrated in the Northern Times of yesterday. From the evidence adduced, it appears that the quarrel between Wilkes, the accused, and the deceased was altogether confined to the small money dispute between them. After a long investigation, the inquest was adjourned, to afford time for a post-mortem examin ation of th e b o dy. The prisoner Wilkes will b e b rought before th e mag i s t ra t es a t Bilston to,day. —.From a Cor respondent. NORTMIAN DAIL V f 4! ik11) T FRANCIS record tie proceedings The subject of C rtRIFFIN Sz - ItPGIIIE, GENERAL PRINTERS; &c., beg to inform ELECTION COMMITTEES that they are in a .position to cake orders either Night or Day for CIRCULARS, VOTING CARDS, PeISTING BILLS, &C., and that they ean'execute the same with the greatest despatch, having men on their premises during the night. PRINTING OFFICES-15, SorTa JOHN-STREET. Orders may be left after Seven o'clocll in the Evening at 40 Leigh-street, Parker-street. BANQUET. TO. THE RIGHT HONOUR:ABLE THE EARL OF DERBY, AN Q U WILL TAKE PLACE AT TH2 PHILTIAJIMONIC-HALL, HOPE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, On SATURDAY, the 29th, OCTOBER, 1859, SIIAND, IN THE CHAIII Dinner on Me Table at Sir• o'Cloele Precisely. All applications for TICKETS are to be made to the Com mitten, in writing, with- the Name and Address in full of th 4 Appilnants, between the 30th and 15th inslant, iftliETS 'N(YT TBANSFZIVABLE Cbrthitittee-room, 17, Stveeting-street Liverpool, 7th Oct., 1.859. ' THE MUNICIPAL _ELECTIONS The' sentethries of the differcnt etrmmittees formanaging the MuniCipal Elections are' respectfully requested to forward; tir the office of th paper, in Leigh-street, timely intlinntions of all wards and other meetings, in order elitt we may be enabltd to send reporttiv to TO CORRESPONDENTS. cenamunication*now disposed of I: ••Mathemticis.ll;'•'' not laving furnished itto with your nwiste your communiiatlim la inadmissible 'With every wisittb , db. jiastice even to caropponents, we we obliged to decline • "Itlyeteator's " euleirtins on the Radical. ',candidate for Overton Ward. ,' Sliort letters are- encouraged on matters- at public interest, They should belegibly•written moue sideof the paper only Under no circurnntances , can we insert cernummcations not accompanied by the author's real name and address, not necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. nor*rit imts TUESDAT, OCTOBER 11, 185'9 THE DAY'S NEWS Some later news- from Vancouver's. Island, vthich has been received in London, shows that V;Ile dispute there, if it was not occasioned, has at 1 east been greatly aggravated, by the conduct of t. he American Boundary Commissioner. The 6 1 ,113 et appears to have been, to collect - together in !. the. island such an assemblage of de.sperate wrieana , as might set the British, authorities at de. ffunce. And this for the moment has probably . bet um done. But the United States Government can. never countenance such a proceeding-as-that. I tail Ways are likely, it would seem;, to be est( nadvely- constructed in South Australia: A graa rt trunk line, to run four hundred! miles nortllliof Adelaide, is now projected. Tl m action) of the French Governmentiit the case a'the murder of Count Anviti at Parma, is stron k ey censluvd, we observe, as precipitate ; and. is- characterised. as ,presenting a suspicions aspeett. - -, 4 In the. Memorandum addressed by the- Pro- Govenunent of the Romaznas,.. as- tal the " wax Or the decree 413 - an ring- that province to Sardinia,. it as 1)oldlk stated,. "that the restoraiiim, or the Pontifital, Government in the Romagna! cannot 'take place but lir means of a foreign interventiOn r and alter . an. obstinate struggle: That. restora ..firm wouldibut..maka matters worse and ;augment tension whibh preceded the War. Anprestora on vpould!produce. only a momentaiTcefreet,and ,iwoulch be full of datig,ers for the future, Since it has: been- determined to • settle. the : question irresßeetively- of treaties of 1814 thereqS.- but 'one solution: which ears answer the wishts:oP the people, and that is- the annexation. ta Any-other , plan- would be a departure like thi4 . • one from, the. text of the treatiea,,but wit/L the marked disadvantage of not offering : either: any satiSfactiaul to, the popular desires- or any guanintee4br the. repose of Italy and otlitirope..” It is evident fief this, that tbi›-- object: of . the Romagncse,, in appealing to the -Great P.nwets,. is not to present their case for deliberation 3,, but merely to, demand the ratification: of theik awn 1 decree ) .l3y. setting aside the Poutifleal Govern- Iment and. *dug themselves .uuder. -that of Pied- ' The King of Sardinia, through l th e m em _ Grandma which his Minister of 1-7Oneign Affairs bas., addressed to the Legations of tonden, Paris, Berlin, and St. Petersburg,, appals with confi dence to " the generous initiative and the justice of Europe," to carry out the principle invoked by the populations of Central ; Italy,, as the same principle which has modified tlpeQenstitutions of England and of Francs), . It is.. the exercise of' a right, it is contendedo.whichlios,aiready penetta ted into national relations, and the violatiort, of which would be " an, Outragr, on public opkioa, or rather on the public coascienee." The return of Lord. Clyde. from India appears now to be fixed A3r the beginning of the ensuing year.. It is reported that his health has. net been materially imvroved his sojourn in. the hilly districts. The seem:4 trial trip—or rather the second portion of the trial trip—of the Great Eastern, has been, appareatly more successful than was expected by any one. At half-past twelve o'clock, at noon, yesterday, she was telegraphed as (tea" Holyhead," distant then about .Ove miles. At a meeting of the Polytechnic Society held yesterday evening, the subject of fire escapes was brought prominently under notice. It was remarked, in course of the observations made on the subject, that it is discreditable to Liverpool to be destitute of fire escapes ; and it was added that in London lives are saved almost daily by means of fire escapes. This is scarcely fair to Liverpool. The fire brigade is understood to have means for providing escape from fires ; and it is not a little satisfactory to know that the sacrifice of life by fires in Liverpool is compara tively very small when contrasted with the metropolis. Another subject brought under con sideration of the meeting was a project for esta blishing communication between Liverpool and Birkenhead by means of an iron tubular tunnel, which it is said would cost about £105,000. At a meeting of the Liverpool Auxiliary Bible Society, held last night in the Collegiate Insti tution, the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Chester presided. In opening the proceedings, his Lordship, with his usual kindlines§ of manner and expregsion, urged on the audience, Simi or the community, the claims of the Society t general, support and patronage. In the course eV this observations, he also remarked that he had received, communications from several kind friend:; in relation to the wide-spread and evil influences of druntenness. He said, from what be had heard and learned, it appeared somewhat reason able to entertain a suggestion for a kind of per missive Maine ; Liquor Law, remarking, hoiiever, that the iniquity of intemperance was more amenable to moral suasion than to legislative enactment, WE imagine that if the Emperor L&lfiS NAPO LEON evertolds with his inner being a soliloquy, he must sometimes ask himself, what he has gained or lost by the Italian campaign The response to such a question, when the p>•os' and ems are balanced,. cannot;we should suppose, be' foxy satisfactory or nattering. The scales; must maritally be turned against him. The botostful anal flaunting pro,graveme he so ostentatiously put fbrth, of " drivirg the Austrians from the Alps , to. the Adriatic,' hps not been played Got; and liuyrond the euphony of its alliteration,. it might just as well hairy been unsaid, since it a taunt theft must, ever' andi, anon, be hurled against He must his expedition; to Lomburdly left. unaccompEihuct what he proposed'. to achieve; .—tlte liberation of the. Italian Penin- sula ; .ancittiat what he has Jane; instead of solving any - difficulties which stoedi ins the way of Italian freedintn. has involved himiiiu a labyrinth ifrent which lie. will scarcely Be .able 2 to extricate himself, witlusatisfaction or withicligttlity.. LOUIS NArotEcis may, perhaps ? monsider that She has failed: to , give independence•to , Italy; yet that the trenteriAlouis sacrifice of 116 and treasure, which that britetaud, indeed, brilldintexpedition' coat, has not beau altogether without` sane fruit toH himself. It cecupied his immense_arnay, which hadAgrown impatient under the ennidicif repose andiinaction,—it - yeas a safety valve •th;ithe impe tuosity of his fiery Oalonels, wholacliseprecently andi inopportunely - invited him to , lead them against pet:fide Aibibn. He has had . ; an oppor tunity; too, of showing himself deservihr, of that confidence and devotion which the armrenaertains for hiin,—primarrly, because of the prestige of the name he bears ? .. bat also for his or/ per sonal valour, skill, and generalship. This has probably: - been a point- of no small importance, yielde& to him by his , battles in the Peninsula. The triumphal entay of the troops into, Paris, under tilt memento of - his; uncle's victories , ereeted in the Place la Vendome, was gratefid to-the martial andnxcitable-temperament of the Wench nation ; and it may Imve• stayed, at any ram for the instability # Tads dynasty peror of the French had requested of his Imperial brother efaustria the-remxrral from Germasly of the ashes-of' NAPOLEON; IL, commonly lc:Gown as a time, The ;:Em- the DURK:TIE ItETCSMALA.P.vr Ana +ha+ Annlin - niti4lin had been refused. The proud house of Hapsbirrg did not wah to add tostlie‘ catalogue of kizgi the family otittioisrAPA/zz:_ However, Louis Ntizo- LEON, at the. interirinvix at Villafranca, obtained by force aWirms watt lin. was unable to get - by entreaty ;: and now NIPOLIROLT 11. will lie ytlte side of father,—andi thus- the • principle of hereditary- successit established, before • the third of thiS - dynasty-"'shutiles off this neartal coil." Thatwho canaliff upithe impenetrallexeil of the future, and smaF-wlietlier the fourth Nakra- LtoN shallialso sleepiin the , Imperial tombaot his fathers ?‘' To 'est&Jlishi this succession, and 'to get a firmer•hoJd•tan the. adEetions of the- army, as also taKlisPlai tlinmilitary ability of tile Em peror, ere i as we coneeiire;.the only results. achan tageous-tothini of 4 hiS,ltulittra campaign. But are these thii gA. any counterpoise- to the difficulties-whicixliave-awn out of the war,. and the complications- whiCht have sprung up, since, and are still Gimbfarassing his councils.?' His retreat; without fttlfdling , his purpose, waaa con fessi'orkof his ingabilibiAto do so. He was obliged to precaiiim to thevitorkt.that he was distrusto-that hiszijatentiona.wene , misinterpreted ; andi that all the•Europetu Gliavertunments were not d4osed. tob allow his ambition. to override its peace and_ tranquillity„, as. the unbounded desire, of powe-r -by his uncle• had done. Without effecting object he ha4s.roused the spirit of Italtimindepett :dence, which he can now neither direct.- nor' eOn trol. Ilis. lnving cousin of Sardinia is dissattia fied, greek, and disobedient : he with not he, a n Imperial; footstool, nor will he be tliP /Wider to be kicked away when no longer wanted: And the consequence of this Piedmontese obstinacy is, that VICTOR EMMANUEL has raised' against Louis NAPOLEON the ire of the latramontane party, who will not allow, without, a. struggle, the tem poral poWer of the POPE to be curtailed, any more than his spiritual, oecumenical rule to be doubted, or to be encroached upon. To have roused the prejudices at so powerful a body as that of the disciples at IGNATIUS LOYOLA, will not countervail those advantages he may calcu late upon having gained. The Jesuits will play legitimate succession as a counter-move to popu lar election ; though it may have been the ex pression of the will of eight millions of people. That move has indeed been already contemplated, if it has not actually been made, on the political chess-board; There is little or no chance what ever, that the aspiring son-in-law of the King of Sardinia, will be allowed to ascend the throne as Sovereign of Central Italy, which his cousin the Emperor might be disposed to give him, both that he might have French influence dominant in the Peninsula, and a generous way of getting rid of his troublesome and importunate relative from the precincts of the Tuilleries. England, Prussia, and Russia will not permit any such arraugement. It is enough, in one generation, to see an ambitious monarch making himself for a - LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.---M-rosEn 10; There has been a good demand for Cotton ta-day, and prices haven hardeinnt , tendency. The sales included -20 - Bahia, 71d; 350 Egyptian, ild. - to 11(1:,' 1,500 Surat, 31d. to s:d ;110,000 bales ere 'reported, 'which 500 are on speculation and for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. SVDAR.—The market is steady, and the sales couz of 40 Mids....rainy Demerara at 41s. 6d. to 445., and 1,800 boxes Havana, (No. 9,) to arrive, at 235. 9d. pet cwt. ex quay MOLA;;olB.—There has been more enquiry for old; 1,000 puncheons old elayed 'Cuba haxing been sold at 12s, 6d. per mt. • _ - ColvEE.--A cargo of Rio afloat has• been disposed of for the Mediterranean, but the partieularg have not transpired: RICE—The -Itiarket was .steady ; 4,2:301 bags Bengal are reported at 93. to , 13s. 6d., chiefly at the latter price ; 4,000 bap Rangoe at 9s. 73d., and 650' bags old' Arracan at 1s per cast, BLACK Pgirittn-440 bags Singapore Citticli buyers at 4-Id. PEKENTO--XliiigB MI 3 per cwt. DYEWOODS---)fothingtexulted at the aertlettsi 3rd we do not hear ofranythitgr, by private. _ DRYSALTERIE4 iales of Crean 4f Vattzs at/ 117 s. 6d., and of Tartaric. Acid at Is. 7il ; perltt &JO) frags Palermo Stitnac 'at pTs.. 6d. to 13s. 6d. Tithing reported in Ilrimslone; Nitiatre‘ of Soda,,or sl4)etre... Potashes, 275. 6d.; 2earlS, 22151. 30 bags India Itubljer; midi - 111T Para, at 2s. _ Q - 1 11'..per lit. Small sales Irishrome• at Tlqd,.. per lb. 80 Scotch. Farina at 145.. Pew bales of Mexican Fibrvat £26 fOk. -r46;; Tallow, 58s. 114) to 595: id!.; - . 15 tuns Sevilib•olliat £s . o'-. Linseed Oil, 28i. to 28(51. 1,100 barrels Ciminero kosin, to axtiso;:at 4s. 2d, and 500 barrels, onithe spottot 4s. 2d. to 45..38:.;: 40'bartelk-Spirits of Turpentine at 355, 6d. to 35g.. ga. Pity Timm—Business dbne at, 581 t, three montlist open, etosi* sellers thereaVatietburiters, 525. cash. LIVIERPUOL CATTLIC MARCET -4c r. 10. The sagAr of Beef andl Mhttore• is- lies than lase Milnday tiierdlernand fair, 3t'aVout vretl's prices. Bief; . .4td.. tts6til.; Mutton,•od: to nti!. Numbers at market—ClAO; 2,639 ; Sheep 7;3:63. IIONDON: PRODUCE b.tr_. 10. The! following: public saless are advertiied for to morrow 500 hlids. West 1rjc11a,4,14)) bags Igllturiflus, 9O( bags- Sin,gaporet , and 900= hap: Madras. Bags Costa Rita; 1;004') hags{ Native, 2100 )bags SivoAß.----This.-artfele has bect biskess domrsiicee'Fiiday ;eacly - ,mll a Eztaited. eOFFEE.--Tivooftbatini cargos,--;sold; but:no. Busihess reosited.on geaTON,—libldi.r& accepted ratter i•loww - crtribas, and 2,llll36Thales sold 'cm Saturday. Tito-remains quiet._ . - Brother artiales-no, material alteratinn, - LONDON; 00)11N. MARKET.L—Ocn - -IM. implies geed weather chano ° vablci. Engliih.Wheat allsold at Is. alliance ; foreignls, to 2s: dearer - forold, in. 'retail, eositry rtittyeTs ; floatin3rearic,PorNz held - icor Is. 1 , ~ H .., , imprivement- oer ls. per sacklettiTn - Indiani tarn has-an upwasclitentleney. Beans «M. .to ltry_bettor sold. ' Rke-wanted• off- the eoastin-g,ood tinier.- lifaltzetencly. Pits in motbrube • favestr. Bsyptitin.,Beans-conipasstge wanted. Oats Zd:._lavrer. Irish nat in :favour: BOROITOH` HOP MARKET:—OcTomen:. iTh Show largAfout new hops ; the dnayul:aa - I.tive;..atlAery fultprices ; other-Linda, dull inquily .-Otrr; LONDON TALLOW MARXEI The malidet steady at the followkig:_prieces ^rh LONDON\ MiNIIIG MARKM ---OtroßEft 113 In thew Mining; Market. t044,:a, fiiir amount of business iss going fOrward, especiaßy . in . shares .in Stray Park, W*al Mm-garet, Providenoc, , WitealrMaiirkrn, West Catadsku, Nbrth Downs, and' H4odsfOot - mines. Business.ii.offielt.ily recorded in....the Stoek_Vx-rhango. as follows, I , 44—Grin - abler and StAubyn k .at46-1 , ;; North Frances,. at Gh : Seuth Francis,: at Dl* andl West Caradonj. at 10-; and 146 ei h‘ingistilliinquiirid for. Fdreign..llining Shares axe. very; quiet 4. azwil in colonial!. descriptions the ti - anstctions• ofthially reportad :in :the Stock Exchange, is in 2., Scottish Austra lian Mining attpistr.- 31INCHRSIT1t SIIAMMARZET Shethelds, 36t. --Ocr.;. CORN CORN MARKET.----Ovromm White Wheat, 225: to - 2435. 6cli; Red, 175., alto, 225.; 8ar1ey,,19:6-, GAL to 16s. ; Oats, 8s- 941.t0,125.. Bd., ILET,R.OVOLITAN CATTLE Z.--Ovr. 10, Supplies. of each kind of stock, only moara.te. Beasts sell steadily at 2d. per 8 lbs. mon. money. Sheep are firm in price. Calves - , and . Figs unaltered.. Beef 2s. 10k to 4s. 10d. Maitton 3s. 2d;, to, Ss. 2d. Veal 3s. 61. tA 4s. Bd. Pork 3s. CA to AB, 6d.. per 8 lbs. Beasts 4,590. Foreign 1,270% Sheep. 23',940. Foreign 6,000% Calves 126-, Foreign- 81. Pigs 400. OCIOBER 11, 185 M. season the arbiter gentian:, without orkly allow ing it to be again sky soon repeated-; Eta of this the Emperor of the French must now be eanggefous. THERE is one consi.deration . suggested by fie present suspense in'European politics, which is? in sknne sort, a tribute-to that growing influence of other than- material principles; which is the distinguishing matt. Of modern times. For half a century Italy has been only a bone of contention among fordiNn competitors, the wishes and interests of her own -people have been counted as a thing of nought, ghe has been bruised; to'ssea about,: treated arrogantly or contemptuously, used as a bottle-field for alien and conflicting interests with a weary uniformity ; and now, all at once, the whole of Europe seems to lie standing aside to watch the progress of ha own internal and, for The moment, newly enfro ehised strength. But . what is. it keeps , these birds of prey off the It:►lian carcase? . Austria , and France are strong, and might,' without fear 0 ( molestation, complete any mutual: arrangements ,. and proceed to a division of flee spoil by a , direct and overmastering process. The temporal . inte- - rests a the Popedom have a biO. claim uponitlie Roman Catholic Powers of Eigove, and a. sup' pression evf revolt •in the EceYeloiastical Stattg Alight esene the suspicion of selfistlmotives,---14 these various and overwhelming fonvs keep aloof atitthesitattel: they are ready, indeed and shod tvery willimpress to: pounce upon! the prey'• Mere is in: one tparter ambition to bee gratified, in another I)evertg,e to be satiated. in an" other - authovity - to be regained and- punish ment. to. be- inflicted.; yet something intrangible , impalpable r ovidently out of the sphere oi-gross agencies, or natliviant passions, or vulgsa..inte- rests s . interposes. between desires and their. efts,' fulfilinent—hetweentinsulted power and thete%e endow of its • behests,. This overmastering,. ob- stacle-: is r . sinipl3 —public: opinion. There -an international. conscience becoming every sharpervmore'ac - aba„and, better recognised among the families of Cluistianleivilis' ation; and we onn which. does not bear the OW imagine: no crisis promil9e,- of a moment when pride, ambition, brute Rower, and: selfish: tyranny, are brougllV unwilliisey to listtn3 to•its dictates, and trembl e before its•inspirectdeorees... The political pceition, of the POPE is the most anotnalencs- feature- It is the strangest: - spectacle tbithav religious and to the politicati philosoplear;_ to, see a temporal power laying &aim to the most sacred functions torn to pieces among zealous , Aiends.who seem to admit the claimq and subjeeta,w3orp profess the nearest allegiance to the persons of the ruler. First, wit h regard to the .PoPFlS , :subjects, who are indignant ly throwing: off his temporal authority, whil e they pmfess submissibm to his ecclesiastical an' premacyv.plain.memare- iutgini-cl to ask, if the temponal taxi' ‘spiritatala swords• are indeed wielded by tne•saine nand,4oes. not the same infallible au the crisis preseimeezule the exercise of the one as is .arr('' gated for .the exeni se- thaother ? How is i f that tlioso2who him-the closest knowledge of th e paternal gyversinumt,..the most revile and detest its yolk?! llow . is.it.that those who are alwar in contact ;with,l„see,in,itr the worst defects, and acknowledge• the: fewest benefits ? How is it that they . who haste had. the advantage of o'6 most: °mutant , instruction, irk the inseparable o° 12 ; nectiostafithe,tenapciralland: spiritual powers, an in thecditrine-nasessity. of their combination , iire the most:faciro• in drawing distinctions, in de . vismgctlieoFits: al seliaration l / 2 . in rejecting and solutoly- contemning ,thoasoeiated claim ? 1 001$11 - are,noti baCkward in boasO li g h of tiba•gneatt moral power which their Chu rcP r i stilliretainaqi and when. men, point to this c risis ° hoftgreah weakness .at the very seat of her power, tiny: ansmaor with the, same theoretical distinct:o' between, the two swords, which, among Italia 10 0 '' present taking the practical form. But i5... 1 no,elevaerat of weakness in the Church of Wil l* iaitt rs abdication, of elaimS, which she oilce' nested an divine authority, that even her okiliben, that almost even she herself,. Roagelled to acquiesce in this distinction' For, if it be no: abdication, how is it that her subjects think it reasonable to put Wei' a claim on her religious forbearance at the. ti nje : j that they are throwing off her teroPP L : yoke ? How is iit„ if the Pope's double anth°r_ ,d iv is essentially divine and i n di v i s ibl e , th e , spir itw c thunder does, not go on its mis s i on ? There i 5 power, therefore, which even puts boa; thel kir A si and dares, to silence the oldest amtonge in n ," ho e' feasible. elaims of his religious system powerkstrange to say, has sprung tip, within t e boson?, of his own Church, flings, itself into the face of his own authority time,in its 011 °5e 7 how and stronghold, and rascebes in the gu ise ; religious obedience to the very steps of t Vatican. The boast of sewer eadem, so °l le before belied, seems relinquished, and the su e ; eessor of HILDEBRANnatmost inaugurates a Il l e ue system when he submits, to a. compromise• of question which is possibly of most interest , if /j t importance, at _this juncture, makes at pr ese little show, and gives little sign of the de e r, meanings and issues it is charged with._ Tha its questionclaim claims; s ; this l : itsl willru ruler r e a I C I o o w Court of ite°sni its pr to collapse, and bring himself down to a I°Y; r level, and mix- with the interests of eo raln° d men ? If not, how will h e resist the an W4r swell of events, an d conquer the situation ? Itge : enifitwdlijilf NOTES OF THE DAY. One can scarcely be surprised to find, that the riv— potentiaries at Zurich have failed to overcome all the difficulties attending the negotiations, and that treaty of peace is yet ready for signature. The propo sition, on the one hand, of the annexation of the Duchies to Sardinia, on the gronnd that the formation