Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-08 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—Yesterday, BEFORE MR. MANSFIELD. A SCOUNDREL.—A rather well-dressed fellow, named Luke Ward, who has a superfluity of hair about the lower part of his face, was brought 5p by officer 86, on the follow ing charge. He said the prisoner Iva! a "plucke r -in," or " sweetner," in a mock-auction shop, in Whitechapel; and on Monday, a female, named Margaret Radley, was induced to enter the "den," and, whilst there, the parties inside endeavoured to induce her to mak e some p urc h ase , or , i n other words, to swindle her. She was, however, not to be caught, and, after some time, she felt some one at her shawl behind, and, on turning round, she got the prisoner cutting her shawl with a scissors. She made a " grab " at him, when he ran away, and after a sharp hunt, about St. John's Market and the back "slums" thereof, was captured. The woman here exhibited her shawl, which was hacked in a bad way, and proved that the perpetrate scoundrel Mr. Mansfield : shawl in that way ? Woman What mide him' cut your I . don't know, except from se something r ? Pi malicious motives, because I would nut purch, Mr. Mansfield : What have you to say, prisone. . song I don't know anything about it—l was quite Infused [the new word for drunk.] Mr. Mansfield : You are a mos disgraceful fellow ; and if you make a beast of yours ' drink, you must pay for it. What is the valise of your shawl, Mrs. Radley ? Complainant : Twelve shillings, at least, sir. Mr. Mansfield : You must pay 12s and costs, or go to jail for one m on th. [Wh a t are th e police a' - - allow such mock-auctions in the town ? Some time police exerted themselves in a praiseworthy man banished the mock-auction swindlers from the tows not do so again ?] THE ADVENTURES OF EDWARD LENNON AND HIS Goars !—Police-officer 324 brought up a comical-lookin, old genus, named Edward Lennon, on a charge of beirq drunk and disorderly, in the Goree Piazza, the previous night. The old gentleman's face was very badly off for soap, and his head seemed like a bewitched barley stack— going to Old Nick for the want of a raking. The original colour of his coat was a myth, and, for anything that appeared to the contrary, it might have'been a part of the garment worn by Nimrod in some of his steeple chasing about Babylon ; for it appears that Mr. Nebuchadnezzar and Captain Nimrod used to enjoy that sort of fun, and that was the reason " Nebv" got turned • into a bullock. The other marks and tokens attached to Mr. Lennon were too numerous to mention. He certainly had not eyes of an eagle, nor were they in " fine phrenzy rolling." They were decent-looking grey eyes, without any of that unholy blue, said to have been possessed by the darling Cathleen of the Seven Churches' celebrity, that Tom Moore has wedded to immortal verse. No ; Mr. Lennon was quite content to do with a pair of optics that suited him to see round a corner, or into a milestone, as far as any other man within the parliamentary or municipal boundary of Liverpool. Alto gether, his appearance would have made a fortune for any stage-manager in England—all that would be required, let Mr. Lennon walk twice across the " boards " each evening, and, " my word," wouldn't he have crowds going to see him every night ? The officer stated that the previous night he was going on the noiseless tenor of his beat (humming, probably, the new song of the " Bobby Blue," which will appear in the course of the week, in a new publication, called the " Policeman's Catechism,") thinking, most likely, of Black-eyed Susan, the prett• house-maid, when his serious—policemen are always —attention was attracted to the Goree-piazza---very unromantic place that —by sounds that grated harshly on his car. Going cautiously forward, he saw the prisoner with two goats ; one was an old goat, and one was a young goat; and the prisoner was kicking the young goat, and cursing the old goat this new word, ,nd he took him into cristody'fo CWhat a pity "General " Kenne, form a miracle on officer, had the you was not there, to pc The old man said t "whaling" it with kicks the same as if it was a Rus bear. It did not appear able to go "at all at all " that was the whole case. Aye was it, as well able to go a was the roguery and blsol-- wouldn' well said, Toby I there for a Prisoner ?0, wasn't it ? rt ou are, and better i of the vagabond t Tot able to go, indeed. Mush ill hour, by the Custom- him like a child and s'pe an alive, v louse clock, coa ) him like a fathe'r, but al to no use. I might as well - have been whistling milestones. He's a nasty beast, and hasn't a bit of in him ; for I brought him up tenderly and decs faith I'm afraid its taking after the bad example Farrell's g Ito had no more reason in him than a paving-stone or a pitchfork ; for I told him, over and over again, that if he'd only just walk up to Pownall-square with me, that I'd behave most cordially to him. Now, if that wasn't a promise fit for any goat, I'm a Volunteer Rifleman! But the devil a foot he'd stir, .but continued to act the blackguard. Mr. Mansfield: As h would not stir a foot, you began to stir your's on him Lennon : Faith, I found that reasoning was r then I thought of advising him; for I knew w if I let him go, the "devil a ten ever catch him after. Oh, no sir recantation and turned I I know his pran well for that; and sorry I am to say of my own rearing, he's the most unruly vagabond I ever bad to deal with. He's cuter than a fox, although, if you looked at him, you'd think he's as innocent as a dove ; and as for the villainy of the blackguard, it beats cockfighting into smitherrheens. Do you know, the scoundrel has worn my soul-case nearly out of me, and I don't know what to do with him. He has some hundreds of relations, but he's the only one of the kitt that ever behaved such a blackguard. Why, sir, the fellow will lie down in the middle of the road, letting on he's tired ; and then if you were to see the look [with great indignation.] He' the thievingest rascal I ever had to deal with. Mr Lennon was getting warm, as he proceeded to in detail the qua iv ationai Limards he Government many confidentl Magenta was a • how lon animal ; and a mere eon] who had jtist recovered a a fit of rn Exchanf tion, bu nquired for V News Ct.& me, caus peech did not ca to supplementary estimates was ,nancial conjecture exceptional trail general minimum of the principal I the B--' -day, there si, an incr and arE the extraordinar he w qy Evening, -- barrels, one half-barrel, and eight quarter barrels of powder in the defendants premises, in Plumbe-street. The entire quantity was 2,350 lbs., and the act impose* penalty of 2s, a-pound, for all over 50 lbs. The case was reported to the police on the 18th ultimo, and the powder was removed on the 20th, and is now in the magazine. 11e defence was that the delay c ause d i n th e remova l was owing to the non-arrival of a barge to take it away. The decision in the case was allowed over to this day. SECOND EDITION NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE, WEDNESDAY, 9 A.M. THE BATTLE OF MAGENTA, TURIN, June 7th.—The following is the official bulletin, published to-day : " The Allies took in the battle of Magenta four pieces,of cannon, two flags, and 4,000 bags (query.) 7,000 Austrians have been made prisoners, and 20,000 put hors de combat, out of 120,000 Austrians engaged. " The loss on the side of the French, was about 500 killed, and among the former are Generals Espinasse and Clere. " Milan has been bat cled and defended by King of Sardinia is A Como and Sondrio." BERNE, June 7th, via France.—There are still 500 Austrians at Laveno. A detachment of General Garabaldi's corps has sailed along the shores of the Lago Maggiore in several barks, disarmed the Austrian custom guards, and everywhere carried off the public treasure. TURIN, June 7th.—The first private letter from the battle field of Magenta has arrived here. The Imperial and Sardinian Guards were engaged against the Austrian masses. The Guards were attacked, and were unable to advance, but nevertheless finally resisted the enemy. The Zouaves and the Guards lost and re-took their position six times. At last General Neil's army made an offensive movement, which was irresistible. The enemy endeavoured to surprise the right wing of our army, but a movement of General M'Mahon rendered the attempt inef fectual—so the efforts of the enem, for a moment, and the conflict then b with renewed fury. General M•Mahon was tri umphant, and the battle is won. It is asserted that the King entered Milan to-day, and to-morrow the victory will be celebrated at Turin oniewha The Times publishes a- summary of official news received at Vienna up to midnight on Monday. It is as follows :—" There was a fierce battle at Turbigo and Buffalora on the 4th. At first only two brigades of the first corps were engaged, but they were sub sequently, reinforced. In the afternoon of the same day the third Austrian corps took part in the action. There was very hard fighting at Buffalora—some times to the advantage of the French, someti mes t o . • that of the Austrians. The battle last till late at night, and on the sth the battle was continued at Magenta. The allies made no progress. On this day two fresh Austrian corps were engaged. The sth and Bth corps were not in action. In the after noon of the same day the Austrians took up a flank )osition ha-- The n Abbiate Grasso and Vinasc( iustrians have taken many prisoners. The los both sides has been very great., The Austrians had four generals and five staff officers wounded, and one major killed." goat down, and there he was, I The Times, in a leading article, observes that the seem to ine Austrian accounts _—eate a series of con flicts hotly disputed, with alternate vicissitudes of success and defeat, the battle being probably fed on both sides by fresh troops, as fast as they could be pushed up to the point Of contest. The _times adds that it now seems probable this hard fight is as yet undecided ; but that on the whole the Trench have the best of it. The absence of telegrams by way of Paris is noticed by more than one of this (Wednesday) morn ing's papers. _ The Advertiser says that last night (Tuesday) it was rumoured that Government had received a telegram from our ambassador at Vienna, announcing an Austrian victory. The opinion is becoming current also that the fight' at Magenta has not in its ultimate result justified the first exultant message of the Emperor Napoleon. s; The Times says that, on Tuesdax lit, it was bI fieved that the victory of IT in which the French were Milan is only twelve miles from Magenta, id the fact that the French have not yet entered he Capital of Lombardy is regarded as confirmatory of this view. The Post publishes a despatch from its Paris correspondent, dated ten o'clock, Tuesday night ; but it does not state where the Emperor's head-quarters were, and no date is given. The Post's despatch says :—" The news from the seat of war arrived on Tuesday. It is stated that Generals M'Mahon and Regnault de St. Jean d'Anglely are created Marshals of France. General M‘Mahon has received from the Emperor the title of Due de Magenta." The Paris Moniteur of to.i r. (Wednesday) may possibly contain more complerrilformation. RUSSIA AND GERMANY. An important circular from Prince Gortschakoff, to the Envoys of Russia at the several courts of Germany, declares that if Germany goes to the aid of Austria the political equilibrium resulting from the treaties by which the German Confederation is constituted will be destroyed. COMMERCIAL. The Funds continue to rise, although the best prices of the day were not maintained. At the close an advance of i t to a per cent. is presented. In the other markets there was no animation, but the tendency of prices was steadily upwards. In the Discount Market the rate for two months' bills of a high class is about 24 per cent., or 1 per cent. below the Bank minimum. About £20,000 in gold, hall bars and half Russian, was this day sent into the Bank, Purchases of silver to a moderate amount have been mad( here for the Continent, principally for Hamburgh. The ;it ;es, this afternoon, presented little altera iills n St. Petersburg, Italy, and Sicily, wen )unts of ti ess favourably Tuesday E arrivals, during the past f this IT many into which his Wor court, were frequently crown by the to this obstrophelus quadruped heard enough of the gambols of display of ,His Worship said he ha the zoaf at ihe - risinp.; of the Court the latter to be disch CIIRIOI33' . WATCH CASE.—A respectable-looking, well dressed young man, named James Smith, described as a gasfitter, was brought u p b y D etect i ve-o ffi cer R e d man, on a charge of having stolen two gold watches, from a Mr. George Slater, described as a fruit merchant, residing in lodgings at 38, Mount-pleasant. Mr. Bluck was for the prisoner. The officer said, I was informed by the prosecutor that the prisoner had stolen two gold watches from him, and I went h of him, and got him in a house in Copperas-hill. " oh its all nonsence, I in sear I told did nol when he .o back to the house in Mount-pleasa'nt f-ci there :" in I• went and searched the believe h Bluek : t is very oharging hi place d He do, charge en& SHIPIPIVG Act ,t 3,1 seamen v 7e Local M 11i t F )lAN estmor FEAR OF A Messrs. Crowther the act, for havii in their premi Fluctuation, although the allusion with any tic The Q calculated to awaken many In the Discount Market the per cent. AI applications aid not have —Times City It is officially stated that the Thames is in a high stat .efaction: Last y A. Mi. J. Lockhart Morton was examined, the Mansion House, and remanded on a char stated to TILE MINISTERIAL dnisrs.—The Advertiser anticipates that ministers will be in a minority, and that Lord Palmerston will be sent for long in l'he I ple will pretence that the failu and that tt government Reform mediation TUE FIRST ENGINE FROM 1 The experimental trip of the fi at these works has taken place its work admirably well, " Trevithick."—Quebec Paper, GRAND 1 NK WORKS, ,s christened the I really must of Here is a respectable man brought up on nd we have a police-officer telling the w is sure to go to the public in the ne-N 3 prosecut cing, and had not been in his lodgii riot know that the prisoner is in c has no :fit to be in custod I in rep Why did you not brink him was gone off sc Mrs. Mary Wilson, who , was examined, the parties had 1 — Jane Madd )f Indian-corn, ..., an -corn, a cart missed a :owner, havin me previous day, one of ;lc of this corn ont of one isoner picked it up and took it here it was found. The carter r was remanded for further evidence Louis Antonio, was sent to jail for pOcket: MRS. ANDERSON AND DIXON. —lnspector Whit summoned Triers, under the 11th section •of rat more than 501bs. of powder The Inspector got • twenty-one ItORTHERN TIMES WEDNESDAI, JUNE 8, 1859 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TAT TERSALL'S.—YESTERDAY. LATEST BETTING. CHELMSFORD HANDICAP.—Evens on The Greek (t) ; 4 to 1 agst Pan (t). Ascot CUP.-3 to 1 agst Leamington (t) ;7to 1 agst Summerside (t). DERBY betting progressed satisfactorily. PROGRAMIVIE OF THE BRVERLEY RACES. WEDNESDAY. The KINGSTON-UPON-HULL STAKES of 5 sous each, with 25 added, for all ages; Kingston Course (about three quarters of a mile) ; 9 subs. To name on Tuesday afternoon _ The BISHOP liI7ItTONSTAKES of 5 sovs each, with 100 added, for two year olds ; colts Bst 71b, fillies Bst 31b ; winners of 50 sovs 31b, twice 50 or 100 51b, or any stake of 200 sovs 71b extra ; those having started twice and not won allowed 31b ; the second to receive 10 sovs out of the stakes, and the winner to pay 20 sovs to the fund; T.Y.C. (4fur 105yds); 34 subs. Major Adams's Predictor tall 31b) Mr John Osborne's br c Tormentor Mr Allison's Whitehouse . (all 31b) Mr Benninson's b c by Cruiser out Mr John Osborne's gr f by Chan of Rigolette ticleer out of Barbata Mr Blanton's b c by Weatherbit MrJohn Osborne's bf by Stockwell out of Capucine out of Equal Mr T. Cliff's b f Lady of the Lak e M r J o h n Osborne's b f by West Mr C. Dresser's Amy Sedgwick Australian out of Miss Agnes (all 31b) Mr C. Peck, jun's, King David Mr Eastwood's b e Job Mr C. Peck, jun's, The Crim Tartar Mr Eastwood's ch f Butterfly,Mr Rich's North Lancashire (31b ex) 'Mr Richmond's ch cby Augur out Mr .1. Gilby's Pliny (all 31b) of Ratafia Mr Gill's br f Lira Mr R. Robinson's eh f Buttercup Mr Hewitt's br f Be Quick (slb extra) Mr W. Hudson's eh f Lady Tres- Mr J. Scott's br c Whirlwind pass (all 31b) Mr Southby's b e Odo Mr R. I'Anson na Bab at the Mr W. Stebbing's Indiana Bowster Mr H. W. Thomas's Whinstone Mr T. I'Anson ns Cramond (all Colonel To ivneley's br c i 31b) • Hawk Mr J. Jackson's b c Syringe (all Mr Tute's The Drone 31b) Mr. Whittaker's Brother to the Mr S. Jacobs's b c Edwin Flying Cloud - • Mr W. King ns Lucknow Mr Thos. Wiseman's Sims Reeves parrow The LONDESBOROUGH SELLING lIANDICAP Of 5 sovs each, 2 ft, with 30 added ; the second to save his stake, and the winner to be sold by auction for 30 sous; T.Y.C. ; 10 subs. age st lb age st lb • Milksop ...... ...... ... 4...8 7 Jeannie Deans .. .... 3..7 0 Howtowdie The Slave Emerald _... .......... 3..7 3 Papist .. I Flash in the Pan ...... 3..7 3 Little Mick .. The BEVERLEY Cup of 100 sovs, added to a Handicap of 10 sovs each, h ft, and 3 only if declared, &c ; winners of any handicap after May 19th 61b, of two 71b, or one of 200 sovs 101 b extra . (extreme penalty) ; the second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 20 sovs towards expenses ; one mile and a half; 27 subs, 10 of whom declared. ' age st lb Longrange Jealousy Lazy Lass.. Ronconi . . ... ;4.. 7 6 Paul • ... .. Beethoven ..—. ..... .. 3 6 13 Quiet Lad ... .. B c by Vatican—Lady Flash in the Pan Mary .. .... .... .. 3..6 2 Antidote Br cby Flying Dutch- I Attraction man—Meeanee ...... 3.. 6 12 Trabuco ...... ... Snowdrop ... age st lb ..3..6 10 ..3:.6 8 ..3..6 6 .•3 .6 5 ..3..5 13 ..3 .5 10 ..3..5 9 ..3..5 6 ..4...(pd) The DRIFFIELD STAKES of 5 sovs each, with 20 added, for two year olds ; colts Bst 101 b, fillies and geldings Bst 61b ; the winner to be sold for 80 sovs, &c. ; T.Y.C. To close and name on the 7th June. The GRIMSTON PLATE of 50 sovs, added to a Handicap of 5 sovs each, _2 ft, for all ages ; winners of any handicap of 100 sovs after June 1 71b extra ; the second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 5 sovs towards expenses ; one mile ; 17 subs. age st lb King of Scotland. ..6...8 7 I Lottery Corin .........a..8 0 Nosega: age st lb ..3..6 13 .3..6 11 4.. 8 0 1 GibsideFairy 4...712 Charlotte 5.. 7 10 The Slave 3.. 7 7 Quiet Lad 4.. 7 ( 4...7 3 2.. 5 0 Malton Messenger (h b) 6 .7 PROGRAMME OF CHELMSFORD RACES WEDNESDAY. The IVELTER CUP, value 100 sovs, the rest in specie, by subscription of 15 sovs each, 10 ft, and 5 if declared ; winners of a handicap after the declaration of the weights 71b extra; gentlemen riders; professionals 61b extra; the winner to pay 5 sovs to the starter ; one mile and a half ; 10 subs, 7 of tvhom declared. Harry Bluff ge st lb age st lb age st 4..9 7 July ..4..9 2 I Naughty Boy .5...8 12 The CHELMSFORD HANDICAP, of 10 sovs. each, h ft. and three only if declared, with 100 added ; winners of any handicap, of the value of 300 sovs., after the declaration of the weights, 91b ; the second in such a handicap 41b ; of any other handicap after the declaration of the weightvrOlb of two, 91b extra (extreme penalty) ; the second to receive 30 sovs. out of the stakes, and the winner to pay 20 sovs. towards expenses. Two miles; 28 subs, 16 of whom declared. age st lb .5..9' 0 Conductor. .4 .. 8 7 Pan....... _8...7 9 Soapy Sam age st lb • 4..6 10 • 3...6 8 5..6 7 6.. 7 7 Minster (in.6lb extra)..3...6 4 4.. 7 6 I The Greek ..3...5 12 3.. 5 10 The GItEAT BADDOW TWO-YEAR OLD STAKES of 10 sovs each, h ft, with 50 added ; colts Bst 71b, fillies Bst 41b ; maidens at the time of starting if they have run once allowed 31b, if twice 51b ; winners once 41b, twice 71b extra ; • the winner to pay 10 sovs towards expenses ; half a mile ; 21 subs. )uke of Bedford's Golden Rule I Mr G Fleming's b f by Annan dale out of Margery Mr Griffith's b f The Nun (al lowed (31b) Mr Keene's ch c Fitz-Avon Mr .S La Mert's Mazzaroni Mr J La Mert's King Edward (allowed 51b) Mr Merry's Madrid (41b extra) MrMerry's Lady Falconer (71b ex Mr Pedley's Princess Alice Mr Pedley's Faultless Mr T Stevens's br f Clapnet Mr T Stevens's b or br c The Only One Mr W Thornton's c by Touch me out of Area Mior Hand Mr Christey's br Lord Clifdeii's bf by Lo, out of Hersey (all,,wed 51b) Mr J Conway's ch c Margrave Mr J Conway's b f Confident out of Mis it A Don Mr Dunbar''s br f Princess Impe rial Mr Ellis's br f by Weatherbit out of Mary (allowed 51b) THE COUNTY MEMBERS' PLATE (Handicap) of 50 sous for all ages ; winners of a handicap after the declarati on o f the weights 51b, twice 81b extra ; half-a-mile. g'e st lb I 6.. 9 12 Hassock. 6...8 8 ; Conceit 5.. 7 12 I Ochiltree age st lb ..3...6 0 ...3..6 0 Polly Johnson .4 . 7 9 I The Gem - . . 3..5 iii Ilebe Hop Merchant.......... 3...7 7 Fontarabia .... ... Artist .... •• .. ....... ... 3..7 7 Snap 3 5 7 Neophyte . Eardrop .. .. .6 .7 4 Foretop . Boundaway ,• . 4 7 2 The Nun .. .......... 2...4 7 Lenkothea. .,4..6 12 Bf by Loup Garou out of Yorkshire Miss .. .......3 . 6 12 Hersey ....... ...... ..2.. 4 4 Indulgence The GALLEYWOOD (SELLING) STAKES of 3 sot's each, with 30 added; three-quarters of a toile. To close and name on Tuesday. PROP he winner y Johnson MAN IN THE MOON 1 the principal Race A. M. will znarant to the 1 stud, which. 3 hunt( Saturday, or eriously injured icinity of Army and medi ;11 he w into 12 ires, 17 work men on ItAILWA and it is hoped'& few days' care will restore him to employment. The works on this line are progressing vex favourably, and when complete it will be one of the mo: useful to the public, and remunerative to the sh&reholdu of which the country oan boast. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Evening. The Cotton Market was very steady to-day, the sales being about 5,000 bales, including 500 on speculation and for export, at about previous rates. At Manchester, to-day, the respective engagements of buyers and sellers restricted business, but prices were against buyers. _ The 'business in the Liverpool Share Market was of a steady character, to-day. The transactions were not numerous, but there was a decided tendency to higher prices. The following sales .were reported. Chester and Birkenhead, 70; Caledonian, 78 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 883, 884, 883 ; London and North Western, 891 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 341 ; Midland, 981, 971, 97/ ; Dovers, 19 7-16, 193, 19 5-16, 193 ; Dutch Rhenish, 64 ; Royal Insurance, 42; Magnetic Telegraph Com pany's Shares, 14. The following were the closing prices :-Chester and Birkenhead, 681, 691 ; Caledo nian, 78, 781 ; Eastern Counties, 104, 103 ; East Lancashire, 85, 86 ; Great Northern, 98, 100 ; Great Western, 531, 54 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 881, 884; London and North Western Stock, 881, 89 ; Ditto one-eighth shares, 13, 14 d ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 341, 35 ; Midland Stock, 974, 973 ; North British, 531, 54 • North Staffordshire, 44, d; North Eastern-Berwick, 861, 87 ; York and North Midland, 701, 71 ; Leeds Capital Stock, 44, 45; South Eastern and Dover, 19 5-16, 19 7-16 ; Dutch Rhenish, 64, 64 d ; Great Western of Canada, 14, 141 ; D o . N ew Shares, 63, 63 d ; Great Luxembourg, 51, 5 3-16; Grand Trunk of Canada, , 84, 84; Lombardo-Venetian 21, 21 d; Do. New Shares, 3, 21 d. During the past day or two the Colonial Produce Markets have assumed a quiet aspect, and we have nothing of moment to notice either in Sugar, Molasses, Rum, or Coffee ; nor has any thing been done in Rice. Of about 10,000 bags of Oil Seeds offered by auction, only a few hundred bags with all faults found buyers ; but subsequently, 350 bags Bombay Linseed were sold, at 50s 6d per quarter. About 2,000 bundles Bombay Coir Yarn are reported at 261. to 281. per ton, 70 tons Gambier, to arrive, at 17s 6d, and small parcels of Cutch, on the spot, at 32s 6d per cwt. The London Markets are steady. Little doing in Sugar, Tea, or Coffee. Prices firm. We have had frequent rains with a forcing tempe rature the past week, and vegetation makes rapid and satisfactory progress. The country markets held at the close of the week report a dull trade in Wheat, millers continuing to act on the reserve; in some cases a further decline of is. per quarter is reported, but holders seem generally disposed to, wait the course of future events, and the limited business done has been mostly at previous currencies. The French markets show much firmness, and even a tendency to advance, the weather there being such as to cause some apprehension for the safety of the crops. We have had very little doing here in the interval since Friday, but Wheat and Flour might have been bought on easier terms had purchasers appeared. The arrivals of Wheat and Flour for the week are liberal, amounting to 23,260 quarters of the former, and 28,270 sacks of the latter ; they also include 11,886 quarters Indian Corn. The exports are on a moderate scale. At our market to-day, trade ruled dull, and Wheat was 4d. per cental lower than on Tuesday last. Flour was quoted 6d. to ls. lower. Oats, Barley, and other articles were also lower. At the different country markets to-day there was very little passing, and prices generally exhibited a downward tendency. The Money Market continues very dull. There is a plethora of bullion, and rates of discount are low in the extreme. The private Discount houses are so plentifully supplied that they are granting loans at short dates as low as 14 to 2 per cent. If, as the latest advices seem to indicate, the war in Italy should be brought to a close sooner than was at first anticipated, enterprise of all descriptions may revive during the autumn ; and should the existing disin clination to embark in new adventures be removed, numerous channels would be opened for the invest ment of capital in joint-stock projects. Several eligible schemes have been kept in abeyance by the recent course of events, although in other respects they are ready to be introduced to the notice of the invooting publio. Just no-x. ho vv e vex-, i.c of all descriptions appears to be paralysed, and, as commercial operations have also been impeded, the requirements of the mercantile community are com paratively limited. There is consequently a plethora of capital, which has had the effect of reducing the terms charged for discount facilities. The Market for the Public Funds and Securities has been very firm to-day, indeed somewhat buoyant, and at the close an advance was quoted in Consols. For money the figure at the close was 931 to 933; and for the account, 934 to 934. The New Three per Cents. were done at 921 to 934; Exchequer Bills were steady at 19 to 22 ; Bank Stock, 219 t o 222. In the London Railway Share Market to-day there was not much business done, but prices were exceed ingly well supported. The following were the closing quotations: —Ambergate, Nottingham, and Eastern Junction, sa, 5 ; Caledonians, 781, 781 ; Eastern Counties, 541, 55 ; East Lancashire, 85, 86 ; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 71, 72 ; Great Northern, 99, 100 ; ditto A, 81, 83 ; Great Westerns, 531, 541 ; Great Western of Canada,l4l 147,- ; Grand Trunk of Canada, Ba, 8y ; Great Southern and Western, 104, 106 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 871 881 ; London and North-Western, 881, 891; London and Smith Wes tern, 881, 891 ; Leeds Northern, 44, 45 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 351 ; Midland Stock, 971, 98; North British, 531, 542; South Eastern and Dover, 641, 65 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 861, 871 ; York and North Midland, 701, 71. FOREIC Amsterdam Short . ...... Ditto, 3 months ........ Rotterdam.. Antwerp Brussels ... Itamburgh :XCHANG ▪ 11 .. • U .. 11 .. 25 ... 25 .. 13 .. Paris Short Ditto, 3 months Marseilles Frankfort Vienna Trieste St. Petersbur Madrid ES. 13 to 11 15f ... 11 . 15 .. 11 2 25 .. 25 .. 4 13 Considerable sensation was occasioned in 'the city this morning by a great success achieved by the allied forces. An impression has arisen that these successes are of a sufficiently decisive character to justify the hope that the French Emperor, calling upon Europe to bear testimony to his moderation, will offer to treat for peace in Milan. The result has been an immediate and important rise in the Stock Exchange. The Funds showed a strong upward tendency throughout the day, and closed at their best point, being to, 1 „ per cent. higher than on Saturday. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange some hesitation was shown, but the general tendency was decidedly upwards. British Railway Stocks were sensibly better. The important sum of £120,000, in American gold, was this day sent into the Bank.—Daily News City Article, Monday Bening. The proVable effect of tt battle of Magenta, in bringing treaty of peace, 1 sole consi the Stock Ixchan ,ration in nd prices have experienced an ivance of 2 per cent sanguine operators, being that, satisfied with his rapid napoleon will devote his apparently disposed to consid triumph in Italy, the Emperor )f the repo he rate of discount in the open market is 2 The Union Bank have announced that no cent. deposits will be taken at a higher rate than 4 Vonday LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, )een a fair demand, for cotton to-day, for a RPOOL ( 50 Bahia, 7yd ; 60 Egyp ) 5 1 -d—are reported 5,000 ation and for export. incing more s of whea dispos ap parcels were ntly the decline was partly recovered, but we reduce our . quotitions 4d per cental from those of this day se'nnight. Flour declined 6d, at which there was rather more demand, but the takers seem determined to work out of stock, and buy only for their immediate wants. Barley, bears. aid pene may each be quoted 3d to 6d lower, at which sales were quite in retail. Oats continue to be much neglected at the decline noticed on Friday, and oatmeal is fully 6d cheaper, without leading to much business. Indian corn is very little inquired for, and we reduce our quotations 3d per cental. ROBERT MAXIN & SON LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—JUNE 7. The Colonial Produce Markets have assumed a quiet appearance. SUGAR, MOLASSES, Rum, OR COFFEE Of moment to notice. RlCE.—Nothing has been done. DYEWOODS.—No business to notice. ASHES are without change. We have nothin BRIMSTONE.-10 tons sold at £8 15s per ton for best seconds. SUMAC.-100 bags steam ground at 13s 3d. CUTCH.—A small parcel taken at 32s 6d. GAMBIER.— Small sales of heated at 18s 6d, sound nom held for 19s 6d. CASTER OIL.—A few cases placed at 64d per lb Oms, &c.—Palm at £46 lOs to £47. Olivc to notice. TALLO* at 578 to 57s 6d for P.Y.C. RoslN.-200 barrels common at 4s ld fine at 10s 6d. SEEDS.— 350 bags Bombay Linseed at 50s 6d ; and 240 bags Scinde Mustdic COIR YARN.— )00 bun Nothing ,nd 120 barrels £2B per ton LIVERPOOL SCOT( Our market for warrants closes month open. No business. Shipments from Glasgow last week... Do. Do. corresponding week, 1858 Do. Do. Do. 1857 Total shipments from Glasgow from Ist Jan. 1859, to dat Same period, 1858.... MARK: Decrease Price this time last year ..525. 61 , 12,996 ,248,681 254,276 -JUNE 7. MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT A quieter feeling to-day pervades our market throughout aced a The large operations of the last three weeks have p considerable portion of the trade in an independent position, and prices are conseqnently firmer. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-JuNE 7 TEA.—Owing to the approach of large public sales, the demand for all kinds of tea is very inactive, but we have no change to notice in the quotations. Common sound congou, however, is worth is 3d per lb. The delivery last week was 822,2181b5. SUGAR.—The public sales have amounted to 500 hhds West India, 6,700 bags Mauritius, 2,700 Bengal, and 4,000 Madras. Good and fine parcels have moved off steadily at full prices, but all other -kinds have met very inactive bid dings. Mauritius has found buyers at 36s 6d to 40s, white Benares 43s to 445, and white Havannah 30s to 31s per cwt. Floating cargoes are steady in price. Refined goods sell somewhat freely, at 50s to 508 6d for brown lumps. Dutch crushed is somewhat firmer. The total stock is about 46,000 tons, against 53,000 tons in 1858. COFFEE. —Our market generally is steady, and a full aver- age business is doing in a at last COCOA.—This article is still v( kinds may be purchased on easier t RlCE.—Since Tuesday last price. s currency ad all inferi - en way 6d per cwt, and the market continues in a most inictiv stock is 73,000 tons, against 90,000 tons last ye BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—JuNB 7. The amount of the business doing in our market is very moderate. Prices, however, are fairly supported. Some -parties call the duty £140,000. The plantation accounts are not considered favourable. KENT. Our correspondents in the several districts of Mid improvement which has taken place in the appearance of the hop plantations since the late rains, accompanied with warm nights and genial days. The bine grows so rapidly that the tyers have found some difficulty in keeping pace with it, and in many grounds the plants have already - ' e the r Tha of „Joter, ..yeil,ueless, are gener, that the quantity of fly has greatly increased of late ; though, it must be added, that the June fly are considered to be less dangerous to the prospects of the hop grower than those which often appear in the more advanced season of July. The insects are, however, in many places, closely followed liy active swarms of fly-golding, which do much to prevent the increase of those pests to the hop garden. In the neighbour hood of Canterbury we hear that the fly, which was very numerous there, is dying off; but that there are large numbers of lice ; and that the flea is very abundant, and is committing much havock. The destructive nature of these insects will be fully understood from the observation of one of our correspondents, that he has "seen the proati e p of a Wald also speak of a con'sider'able quantity of lice, and of its increase during the last few days. Notwithstanding all drawbacks, however, the hops are now looking well in comparison with their appearance a short time ago. I#ORCESTER.—The bine is looking far froM well, and there is 'an increase of fly generally.— South Eastern Gazette. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.-JUNE 7 The demand was slightly improved, and PYC on the spot is worth 55s per cwt, Town tallow, 52s to 52s 6d net cash. The stock is 11,602 casks, against 13,409 ditto in 1858, and 14,334 in 1857. Rough fat, 2s 10d per 81bs. COLONIAL WOOL MARBET.-JUNE 7 Several brokers have offered various parcels of East India and foreign wool this afternoon ; the biddings generally were very inactive, and the prices ruled very low ; the atten dance of buyers were small. LONDON MONEY MARKET. —JUNE 7. Consols steady and firm at the advanced price of yester -931 to 931 money, and 93Z- to 931 July account. nd dealers are giving A t back. Shares Canadian and French Stock is very sca very firm, but very limited busines LEEDS CORN MARKET—JUNE 7. The wheat trade still dull, and to-day the demand is very limited. Where sales are effected, a slight concession has to be made. Other articles dull, and rather cheaper. HULL CORN MARKET.-JUNE 7 Supply of wheat small from the farmers and held for la week's prices, which were refused. Grinding barley 6d pc quarter lower. Beans, peas, and oats unaltered in vain Trade slow. Linseed cake unaltered. NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET.-JUNE 7 Wheat trade without life. Nothing doing either in south country or foreign, and prices the same as on Saturday. Flour offered 'more pressingly, and is per sack lower ; demand trifling ; barley quiet ; oats difficult to sell, and turn lower ; beans and peas without change. NEWCASTLE CATTLI 1 7 , MARKET -TUNE 7 The supply of beef comprises 889 head, and a better feel ing in beef trade, and large oxen are making more money ; number of sheep and lambs 5,430; the mutton trade steady at former rates ; lambs sold freely at from 8-41 to 9d per lb ; pigs (415) were in good demand at late rates, prices 5s 6d to 6s 6d per stone; sheep 6d to 7d per lb. GLASGOW IRON MARBEI Nfarket firr -JUNE 7 All nominal _ tons, against 14,867. tons last yeas Shipped, 8,688 LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. William Banton, hosier, St. Martin's-le-Grande and Long lane, City, London. John Acock, Cheltenham, builder. George Frampton, Harrow, tailor. Thomas Hear Wesley Haves boot and shoe manufacturer, Kingston-upon- anche, hosier, Baldwin I-gardens, London -410,.---..... A. CIRCASSIAN BEAUTY A. letter from Trebizond, of the 14th ult., in the Le;a7ll.ll party of Circassian dealers arrived here lately, having among idwir ' stock' a young houri of some 14 years of age. Irti proof of her unusual beauty, I may at once mention that the price set upon her was and is 200,000 piastres. Some days after the Inrulinc, of thp.wilPrA of this Caucasion gem, a relation of 1.1.44115 hers arrived and claimed her from her possessors, who, i seems, had stolen her from her home. He claimed he restoration to himself, but I need hardly say in vain ; th owners of so valuable a piece of merchandise wore not th men to irive it up through any sentimental weakness. Th dTspulesw‘asa7lasrt referred to - the Pacha's arbitration, much against the will of the young beauty herself, who protested against her return to her native hills, and stoutly held out for going on to Stamboul—that paradise of a Circassian girl's imagination. Before the Pacha, however, could deliver his Judgment on the matter, the dispute was settled by the relation foregoing his claims for a consideration, and accordingly the young beauty and her friends etubarke:4'. for Constantinople a couple of days ago." SHIPPINGi_STELLIGEN OI HIGH WATER, Morn. 4 40, Height TI:IS DAY WIND At LIVERPOOL,—N.E.-7Fin, HOLTHEAD,-N.- OFF TILE PORT Monarch/ fr°l2 st obsn 0 • • • • be e ' - igeY; tal Boo s o lion e° rle ° New 6 . s te§ Is a sx • iott erdll t • • w Se l ▪ . 01 0 • • • .6 3 10 5 1: Orle3 u lgir4 o ca bs • • 6 r iehe 4 • Cr 011 : 0 4 vorio Rosina Claypole, from Jamaica ; Ocean New Orleans. A R R Aurora St John, NB Aalotar Monte Video Albert Gallatin.St John, NB Anders (ss) Palermo Active City of Kandy ....Iquique Cassilda Bremen Columbus ....New Orleans Coronet St John, NB Catherine Margaret. Dunkirk Beaver (ss) • Bordeaux Inverness New Orleans Union . . Shannon Civita Vecch Wyburg . Toulon 'eak. Calcutta . . . Calcutta Japanese Eiaminondas Quebec MARITIME Ocea Gode 'om Gab lon EXTRA( The Jasper, arrived here ft on the 22nd May, in lat 49 N of cotton and a quantity of sp: 21st, a ship's monkey-rail. The Jessie, from Inverness, mast, having been in contact 24 W, 1 York, in the - . river. arrived I A lighter, with 21 bales of (s), from hence, capsized on h andria. The goods sank in 10 feet wat Ler way to sequently recovered considerably dam HAVRE, June 4.—A telegram rece Ceylon announce; in that neighbour which has occas vessels are said t foundered ; par Louis Napoleon, De Val Madras, which is said to - baN Karikal, dismasted. Intelligen Grenada), dated Aprll 19, states tl of the French brig Lydia, lost Aix river Magdalena, on her voyage f has been saved. NEGAPATAM, April 26. experienced at this placc English barque Monarch, I left these roads under press for Penang. She had a cargo o salt, ecc., and 180 coolies as d fell in with the very worst c amaze, an Another large ship, the Ballet] was in a dismantled state in th These two did not see eael one another, and, although I ___ came in co feet of wat, n her, began to put in mate an , 41. 'bore, and about 30 but one sailor (who in leaping and got jammed) got on shore. and three or five of the crew, witl left on board. The coolies then was a vain attempt. How many of the 180 h be ascertained, but by far and they met w ;he great( There were some women amo: IVED Monmouth. Liffey .... Morning-ton lanthropist Sir John Franklin. Anne Maria Albatross (s: Blondell Evan Duma: Jasper Pathfinde: on a part 9f t Two of thos, who were w the Monarch, and the other an appr other ship—got in here some time late shelter in the verandah of an old h( Major Mitchell. The greater part of the hou corner iajor, noticing had mov At 4 a m. the large porti a tremendous crash, and buried t shelter there from wind and rain) under Mitchell was awoke by the falling of th out to see what extent of damage way some one moaning. He hastened to the the chief officer still alive, set about relee painful position. The man is very sev( so much as to leave no hope of recovery 1 lrillPd was further in, must h was dug out from underneath bricl feet thick, and his head NI Ballenrlich Milian, of GI 10 mi' ;s south of this ing up fast. March 9 March 22 April 25 ow' .r " ne 7 bo ring , nig b pg ssed t w° on 1 011 if has 0:,,r c 566 re, &c., Ar Aler the wharf at or r pre er, b"4 frcr til , at 80111% r rual iae c i i or vv. - f r et Several 00 )r t 0 s hip r oc- for Tan 12), d t ou t " r . ( Se 3-rannuilia tile CO Celle+ Oi O? bee l 10 0 , th, I n lan; 17011:arboovebt; o f the 1 13° bit ( rye c o a (1 h InII the tti L;il tog*: d —lO P— ,;17. not at 1,4511 have A goO e bo nat; nO eex ;"L t, ' a on hief r a bvs an ;A . a into ' 1 V f r t 11 6 ° ft l Or' be for,i 09 • ,t 1011' :ll lSt ' A If 3 9 -4. 30 nTs, 7l s i N, 75 SQ 991,79 tm -425,620V 55, 46 If 490 , " Affie :13r) I chun mashed SPOKEN Coromandel, hen , Duke of Welling cutta Arab, hence to Rio Jar Equator. Arrow, Bost James Gray St DomingO City of New York, Mol pool _ _ Charles Sprague, New 0 Liverpool Vancluse. W. F. Schmidt, leahorse, bound eastw 'amerlane, St. Johi _ America Cape de G Waterspritc Gibraltar. Careene, Cal New Zi from Madras to Londo lon adore to _I 7, in la from Mag Baltinfo Dantzic .t to Dant burg;'. Shields Mangerton, SIT( s to Alexandria Maori, Sin Bay Londot Oporto to London ; Antwerp to Demerara to London ; Lightning, Valencia to to London; Western St Sun, Shields to -Ad Concord (brig), fort! Report of t signals with the ship F in lat 0.13 N, lon 23.1 Liverpool to H May 30. 1 in lat 49.46 N, lon 6.51 W. atia, A. B. ( ismanian. Boa Allay. At M America ria; K e at Cadiz hence at Od Roviw, Angelene, hence at Galatz Wanderer, Blackburn, hence at Gala Revenge, Gilbe nce at Palermo ce at Genoa. Hanna - h. Ic Mina (ss hence at Santander Rowena, Smith, hence at Riga. Snowden, Wilson, hence at Marseilles. Hortense, hence at Antwerp. Pauline and Duen, hence at Hammerfert Tucino and Courrier, hence at Meeine. to Cal May 12 May 14 May 15 May 18 May 25 Dunki: Gibral FOREIGN ,to a I brel rT' 9t l,l ll l 5- re a S'dl,°ole. If their, r exam \...—,_ ktex, ,At L k ' l - ) 4 t itA% ktk , Ittio c e k , 1 ), vl` --a1 tin Pa; S ko tti : 4 P 'I ( !o kb ktt: kl %;,I,lla ' 41 111" 11 11: 1 :1?; ' _ `WwZ,; 'u V c 4l ce; tktte' 4 ~ fl tip Cu , qv . G ~~ k~ b ~Tq Ty 4,T,lt e AtZ: 4 „,. „,„!,