Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-22 00:00:00

1 4 - ' 8 SMOKE NUISANCE. 'TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES. Sir, —Knowing ycur impartial conduct on all occasions, I ventuze to solicit the insertion of these observations in your valuable paper, in reply to a letter which appeared in your impression oi. Friday las signed A Victim to Smcke Persecu tion.' _ . . -. In the firs: place, I cannot help pointing out to you how significant is the signature attschtd to his letter *" A Victim to Smoke Nuisance." This is just the phraseeelogy adopted by all transgressors of our just and salutary laws. The burglar, when caught in his depredations, considers, or rather styles himself a 1 Y.ctim" to the hard swearing of la policeman, orteme other cause. The pickpocket considers himself a " Victim" to the ingenuity of the detective. The midnight assassin, if secured in his pumice -outs acts, will endeavour to convince you that he e.lso is a " Victim," and I venture to assert, that thee tenths of the inhabitants of our model 'price!) would freely assert that they are "Victims '-ef the same class. Forgeting at the same time that it is not to the hard swearing•of a policeman, nor to the ingenious contrivances of the detective, nor frameany other supposed cause other titan the wilful, obstinate, careless, and Awe rant violation of the law that they ere made amenetble to consequences. As it is with the class ;alluded to, so is it with our friendly " Victim" of ainoite, he forgets that it is not owing to too hard swearing of this -or that individual, nor to the waive vigilance of the Smoke Committee, or any of their officers, that he is victimised, but because he•wilfully. obstinately, designedly, and flagrantly dorce.ks a good, *wise, and humane law, and, as a -consequence, he is mulcted in pains and penalties. wish to itn.press thislittle fact upon his atteation, eas it seems so -convenient for him to overlcok it. The design of his letter is perfectly apparent, !and suflieiently visible to the most short sighted human being. Mark how insiduously he intro duces to , irotice the lato Smoke Inspector, Mr. M'Donald, , and quotes one of his -sage end' valentine sayings. Dees he not perceive in the quotation teludel to that Mr. M'Donald is preaching up his own Vietu; s (and pray who -cries stinking 'fish) and endeavouring to convince a Town'Council— who had'ltnowu him for a quarter of a century or more, aeol had been privy to all his sayings and doings during that period—that -he was a•naan of such sterling honour, smell irresistible•integrlty, and such inflexible, inexorable, and unbending piety, that he had been able to 'withstand all the overtures and temptations of 'the Smoke Ooctors. You will, recallect, sir, how the united Council treated this self-adulation—this 4ontlictAt and pom posity They treated it as it richly deserved— with silent contempt; and I hope and =trust this would-be " Victim," before he issues another letter, will weigh well the designs of his authors, and meke his quotations from a less -questionable • source. 'Tu let us look a little closer into the matter,. and lift the- flimsy veil under which trys to; enshroud himself, and we shall soon see that the -.object of his epistle is not so much te enlighten' the public as it is most malignantly to injure a 411 os t active, industrious, efficient, and, I believe, impartial officer, for having done—Watt? I would ask. Why, jest simply his duty, in preventing this " Victim" from smothering half the town with smoke. Wnat an offence to excite the ire of this malignant " VictiM !" Bat I have every confidence in the Smoke Committee and their officers, that they will continue to do their duty. Thank God they have both the will and the power to prevent the Door man from being half smothered with smoke in the town, whilst a `• Victim " goes to enjoy the sweet and invigorating air at his rural villa. I trust they will continue their active operations to keep down, at all hazards, this abominable nuisance which this "Victim" and his clique would so unmercifully again inflict -upon us, and thousands of our townsmen will be grateful to them foe their exertions, and are long a discerning and appreciating public will give a spontaneous sanction to their conduct. .In reference to the present Smoke Inspectoi's • knowledge of engines, Ste., of which the writer referred to complains, whether the Smoke Inspec tor is a good or bad engineer, I know not, nor can I see wilat this has to do with the question. I submit that it is no province of his to be able to erect an engine, or to make a boiler, and test the capabilities of its pressure, Ssr., were ho the best engineer in the world, or the most profound mathe matician in existence. I cannot see that these are requisites for. a Smoke Inspector. What should we think if, .when a p)lice officer detects a man • committing a felony, and on going to apprehend him, be turns round upon the effiier, and says— '"Before you have a right to take me into custody, you must first convince me that you are acqutinted with all• the manoeuvres, the sang phrases, the low cunning, ard the artful dodges necessary to con stitate a thief." " No," says the officer, " thA forms no part of my duty. The law says Thowshalt not steal.' .It is sufficient for me to detect you . breaking that lam to enable me to take you before the proper tribunal to answer for your conduct:" So is it with the officers of smoke and other .waisances. The daw says you shall consume your smoke, and with equal firmness it says—" If you do not, you shall pay for your temerity." In other words, it says—"Tiou shall not smoth ,, r your neigh hour with black seroke to suit your own purposes and convenience." There is not much mathe nautical knowledge or scientific sk.ll required -to understand this plain, common-sense law ; in fact, I. -think it is rather too plain for this " Victim" of smoke. Dou'otless he would prefer dealing with one of those my ster:ous statutes of which the great Irish ,Liberator used to-boast that he could drive a coach. and horses through and remein scathless. It appears to me that an acute optical vision, a refined nasal organ, with a tolerable amount of common sense, combined with a wise discretion, are . most essential requisites for a detector of nuisances. Be this as it may, I think we have equal right to our opinion.; but of. this I feel con fident, that it is entirely a matter of pounds, shil ' Hogs, and pence with this ''Victim,' irregardless of public convenience or sanitary exigencies I, for one, feel thankful for the efficient manner in which the Smoke Act is applied to Liverpool. The atmosphere of our donse4-populated towa !s Almost as clear and as free from smoke as ils a .country village. I fervently hope the Smoke Corn mistee will net band us over again to the tender ~/nereies of this " Victim" and his associates, who, .sooner than lay cut a few pounds to remedy the .evrt, would aglin inundate the town with their ..detestable.smoke.—Yours respectfully, -Sept. 21st, 10.7. ANTI-SNAKE. THE NEW LANDING STAGE. 1J TII ZDITOR..OF TM: NATHERN Sir,One of your correspondents lately, very properly, complained of the practice of emolling being permitted on the .Great Landing Stage; but I perceive that a rnueli greater nuisance than this is tolerated there, even on a Sunday, namely, the presence of .a certain class of females—some of them of a very low class indeed. Surely the authorities have the power to instruct the pace in charge of the bridges to refuse such characters access to this delightful and otherwise respectable promenade. If not, let the police see to it that the individuals in question tic) net misbehave themselves while there assembled.—Yours, tic, Sept. 21., 1957. A VISITOR. CALORIC TNOINES.—Mr. E•icsson does not despair of success in applying the'' now motor." lie ii said to have built eight salad engines on the hot-air principle since the e xperiwent with the trimon storm-ship , and to be still en gaged in the . pursuit of his favt urite study. The Ecientlfic Arner i can aa3s ho has now floating on the Hudson a small steamer, or wirer, about seventy feet long, which he has succeeded in drivirg at a good rare by the e•-nabus!ion of an incredible small quantity of pine kindling wood. There are two engines, horizontal, single acting, at 4 „ par , ntly abcut thirty inches diameter by thirt . 7,i z irachig stroke. The Ic.rs is en open boat, or mammoth ,yawl, and the paddle wLetla are about ten or twelve feet in diameter. We beieve air alone is the fluid cmployEd a medium ;o generate the placer. THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1857. IRISII S 1 POYS. In connection with the events in India, it may be recollected that in the course of last week an inflammatory placard was posted in the town of Carrick-on-Euir, to the sreat scandal of the peacc nble end well disposed inhabitants of the place, who lost no time in taking measures to express their horror of the sentiments embodied in the atro7ious document. A meeting of the town com missioners, the majority composed of Boman Catholics and Liberals, was held there on Wed nesday, when the following resolution was unani mously adopted— Reso'ved,—Th dt haring heard with nnmi'iga`ed su.pri e and pain that a placard of a sediticui and icilammatory nature has been . pLstel through oar town, the act, we feel sAikfled, of some individual miscreant, endeavr,uring to excite disaffection in the minds of the people, re take this the earliest onp:mtuoity to denounce such c"nduct i 1 the most unqualified terms; and while we regard any attempt to enlist the sympathy of even (tie indivi.;u in this place for the iv farious purpose intended as utterly futile, aid dsesving of our moat pm fsuni contempt, we, nevertheless, are determined to use the moi , t strenuous meat s to disc suer and bring to justice the indirdnal who had the hardihood to perpetrat?, such an insult to the peaceable character of our town ; and that, for thi - s purpose, a Eubsciption be openel, and a regard ffered for the detection uf the perpe trator ef this outrage." The Free. Press (113tnan Catholic and Ultra- Libel...ll) adds:— " A subscription HA was opened, and all the •cnmmis sioners present enrollel therein, Til;R day, tie 17th of S,e,:tember, 1857, the matter was brotizbt utder the notice of the local jostic~e at petty scssions, who all subserib - rd largely. It is expected that the local sabscripions will, in a few days, exceed £lOO ; when the reward will be 'published, and the incendiary in all probability di , covered. It should be remarked that it no .v appears that these inflammatory placards were not confined to this town alone, but were also posted ve'y generally in the rum! districts of Kilkenny and Waterford. There is bat one feeling here among all claw, s—that is an ataions desire to discover, and bring the offlnder to condign punishment." As a set-off to this discreditable display of right feeling,it is but fair that the British public should know that the section of the Irish press devoted to the Sepoy interest continues its foul work with unabated zeal. One of those champions of Jena Sahib, in its number of Saturday, positively aloats over the temporary reverses of the gallant Havelock, to whom the Nana/1 refers in these terms:— General Havelock has ir.en gaining greet victories over the rebe's, four or five per diem on an average, and marching enc , mous distances in veil short times. He is shortly to receive the title of General Jack the Giantkiller. It is not tebe s 'apposed fer a moment that any namber, small or large, of the British troops are e►er beaten to sops, or kick np tbeir heels and run f• r their lives across the •country. No ! perish the thouelitl—they only'" retire," or "are thrown icto a little canft slots," or "receive a check:" So it was et Agra, and so it has been with her Majesty's 10th Reoi ment of Foot, mording to tee last accounts.; so it has been, we venture to say, on many other occasions cf which we have as yet heard nothing, fad as the British do not wish to speak of them, we probably -shill never bear a word, Lord Canning having garotted the press of India. This gatot , ing, however, be it remarked, was only done to prevent the wen from ;prai4ing•the British too much and publishing to the world their highly creditable acts. The modesty of the Briton cou'd not stand the'. And again, with reference to its especial favourite, the Nation says:— The issurgents, it is said, have been defeated in eeveral engagements by the treops under General Havelock. Nana Sahib, we are lola, is no more. He was the only man arming the iasurzent cithfs who set-m% to have studied British his'ory end to have adopted British vigour. He spared none of tee filibusters oho fell into his hinds, and theirs was a terrible fete indeed, to fell into the hands of a foe nearly as savage as Ludlow, as mercil, as as Cremwell ! Pethapv, as the victims of Nena S wt re 83 few, it would be to much4o compare his rigoni'with that of those bloody monsters, or presume to e' -vote to the dignity of a crown ing mercy' the bort° sof C twnpore. He certainly made a faint endear our to copy British tactics as practised in Ireland; and, as in life so in death, ha imitated the British generals ; following the example of Stalk , ar and Eth , idge, he ended his eat eer by suicide. Elareleck seems to be pushing on rapidly to relieve Lueknow, the impor tancec,f which it would seem he was fully aware of; but there seems far more 111;6'U:en - I of the siege of D.;:hi being raised than that of Lue'euow ; a few mare sorties &nth as those repor e t by th's m'it, and there would not be a British tent vs ithia sight of Shakjehanaba ." A , CPNT of Byte NEvts.—A correspondent writes :—" I, wi h four fiends from let ,nchester, staying at Fort Wiliam Hotel, N. 8., darted at nine o'clock to ascent Ben Nevis, tbrceigh great difficulties—a pouring rah and thick mist—and after Eve hour'',4 hard walking, Rai without a few tumbles, at leng h we reached the summit, when we were glad to take our refreshment. On looking abc:ut. to my crear , cle izht, I picked up a copy of the Morning Star, of September 11th, of which I enclose you a parr. I woe glad and much pleased to have an opp r tunity of seeing my dai'y pager nearly 600 mites from London and 4,380 feet above the level of the sea, and with a view of 170 miles in extent. I would advise my cockle) fli:nds who have a fortnight to spare to visit this part of the world. They will find mine host vary obliging, easrges moderate, and guides civil ; also salmon, trout, and tea fishing " THE WAQIIINGTON ENDFMCC.—The Washington cor respondent of the Fhilade:phia Inquirer, has the following paragraph in reference to the National lintel of that city, made famous for the serious disease which attacked its boarders last winter. If the closing sentence be true, the writer should be called upon to explain himself, and the horrid crime at which he hints, may be brought to light:— "A firm of New Hampshire Yankees, Messrs. Chapman and Co., have had the temerity to lease the far-famed Na tionnl Hotel, and are making active preparations to re open it, doubtle,s with the expectation of making their fortune. This seems, under all the circumstances, like a desperate undertaking, but they have gone the right way to work ; and the common talk now is, that the poison last winter, was not latent in the building, but was admini stered intentionally, or otherwise, in the food at the table. This, you will remember. h s always been my theory, att it would have been far better for the reputation of the honsN had it been at first adopted. Tht re is one other argutneut in favour of this presumption, which from per sonal reasons I have never presented, but which would, I thins, remove any doubt ou the subject from any rational mind." BELFAST PROCLAIMRD.—Mr. W. S. Tracy, R M., is appoiwc i I:o;nser, under the provisions of the PnCe Pre servation (leelano) Act. 1830, aid will bold a court, on Moniai (y. stercky) to hear applications from duly quali fied Person, for the poss ssi , nof arms. Yesterday was the first dal on which the preeamation came into effect; and we are 1 d to believe thet very little of the arma titer t of the B,nd: c row cr Pound-street rioters - ra• rnained in town when the morning's sun shone Country cansirs were in great request on Tuesday, and a good many time-honoured &d piece, as well as same bran new Brummagtns, were carried aver the parish baundory, 'antacid, for safe keeping, into the ha ds of the ttnproseribed dwellers in the rural districts. J , ,htt Miec' ell's maxim has lxen aclop•ed in a Pea instarcr 8, and the obnoxious weapons have been nicely wrapped up in oiled fl nine! as a cererneat, and buried in a grave, there to await the time when the removal of the bin jest imposed wig give au opportunity for their exhamation. In the meantime, the people of Ballauracarrett are exerting themselves to escape from the c - nscquencts of the preclarnecion. They intend to forward a meniori..l to the Lord Lieutenant, by a e.puttrion, praying exemption from the proclama ii n, and from the expenses attending the suppression cif the riots, in which they did not p.rticipate.—Belfast Mercury. A YOUNG WOMAN DESTROYING HERSELF FROM JEA- Ln usY.—M rg.. Matilda Kdienb.:.cher, who resided with her husband and two sisters in the building No. 180, Court street, tink poison on Sunday night, about eleven o'clock, and died from its effects on yesterday morning. Mrs. Ka!ienbacher had been married about two years, and was the mother of ore chili. She was ping and handsome, and generally amiablP, but at times troubled with deep despondency, when she often spoke of desttoyiug herself. Recently, it seems, she had become jealous of her husb,nd, who, she believed, bad transferred a portiou of his affections to one of her sisters, a handsome an 1 agreoah'et girl, to whom Mr. Kallenb.ceaer had shown much attention. Mrs. liali‘,nbacher was often found in tears, and on brieg ques tioned as to the cause would declare she was wre chest because she was not loved. A domestic "scene" had occurred between her hushan I oil herself on Sunday evening, and about two honrs afaer she left tee bones and obtained landanue', i: is supposed, retired to her rotor, and swal owed the poison. .• he thou toll her husband and sisters what she In d dow, but they, though they rather doubted her s atcment, as she had often talked of suicide, sent for a physician, a bungling and stupid fellow, who declared she was well snough, bat left a prescription, in case, as he said, she shoal I grow worse. After his depar ture the woman sunk gradually until she died without I pain, : nil without regret for the despert to deed she bad committed.— Cineinnatti Gaz,ette, ifugute 25. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVARPOOL, Monday Evening. The demand for Cotton continues quiet, but prices are well supported. To-day the sales were 5,000 bales, all to the trade, A correspondent, to whom we are often indribted for important information connected with the cotton trade, has forwarded us the fallowing communication this afternoon. COTTON AT SEA. NEW ORLEANS. Bales Lexington 1,091 Chicora Sebacticook ; 1,579 Levi Woodbury ... 3 773 Fultan .. 2,191 Lemuel Dyer 11,239 moBfLE. Rappahannock 4 043 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-SEPT. 21. The cotton market has been quiet to-day, but, with no pressure to sell, prices continue unchanged The sales—including 20 Pernam becos ttd, 40 Bahias 101, 1(0 Egyptians 12d to lsd., 600 Surata 6d to 7d—are reported 5,0:10 bales to the trade. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE; MARBET.--SEFT 21 Smarr.—We have no change to notice in the market, which remains quiet, but steady ;ho hhds tiena have been sold at 47s 9d to 49s 63;90 hhds Port, Rico at 493, and 50 boxes tine yellow Uavaunah, in bond at 40s per cwt. bler,essfs continue unsaleab'e. vu.-20 puecheons Demerara are re:cited at about previous rates. . Corr - am-40 bass Battle are reir,rted at 53s per cwt. Bloc —1 he market keeps (met, at about previous rates, 4,200 bags Bengal being sold at 9:1 61 for smell broken, 9s 90 for yel ow cargo, lls for old white. and 14$ per cwt for fine new. SALTPETRE.—Abont 120 tons, to arrive, have rearsed 60s pot' cwt for 5 per cent refiaction. Seoo Fs.ova.— 1,200 begs are reported at 17s 31 to 17s 6,1 per cwt. Lisszzo.-9ao begs Bombay are reported at 681 per qr. Loowcoo.-40 tons Jamaica brought £4 lOs per ton. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.-SErr. 21. Per stone, 20Ibs. Per gOlks. I. d. s. 1 s. d. P. 4.lPotatoes. Pink Eyes° oto 0 0 flay,old ...... ... 0 7 to 0 'Bi:Ditto, Kemps .... 3 9 to 4 0 Ditto, sew.. ..... 0 5 to 0 7*!Ditto, Whiterocks. 3 0 to 3 2 Ditto, clover .... 0 51 o 0 8 Ditto, Balshawq .. 210 t. 3 0 Green Clover .... 0 14 to 0 2 Ditto, Beldrumi .. 0 0 to 0 0 Vctetie. 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, cattle . 0 to 0 1) Strew, wheat. 0 3} to 0 41 Per ton. Ditto, oat ........ 0 3/ to 0 4} Turnips Ditto, barley .... 0 3 to 0 31 Carrots Oats, in straw ... .0U to 0 0;11angle wurtel j Manure 4 0 to O 0 O .. O 0 6 0 LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARIKRT.—SF PT. 21. The supply to day cons'ated of 3,158 beasts and 11,620 sheep. With this large number of bear s prices con d not be supported, and many were left unsold. Net much redact' n, however, in prime beef, which was scarce. Good mutton retained its former vsluP, but middling and inferior WA3 very unsaleable at a redo Lion of 2s a-head, with some quantity left unsold. LONDON PRODUCE N 1 ‘RKgr.-SErr. 21 The following pubic saes are advertised for to-morrow, viz.:— Sugar, 500 hhds West In uia ; 4,000 bags tat anritius ; 2 000 bags Ben gal ; and 500 bags Penang. Coffee-40 c sks Plantation Ceylon. Coe , a-500 bagl. Tea —3O 000 packages. Rice-500 bags Madras. Snout sales of importance reported since Frfd .y. COFFEE.—The market is qu'et. TE.4..—Th^ large pul.Pc sales declared for to-morrow have partly suspended business by private contract. CoTroor.—The demand has not ben brisk since Friday. Na sales reported. SALTPETRE.-1 his article has as upward tendency, and holders are asking h'gher prices t) day. pa'e, £4l ins to £4l; yellow, £42; brown, .€4O to .€4l ; sperm body, to 103; bed. matter, £y3 to £95 ; cod, .t' , 6 01 to £47, South tea, pale, ze4s to £45 its; o'ive Gatlipo I, £63 ; s3pardsh and Sicily, £6l to £62 ; co,ol- nut, 493 to 503 9d ; palm, fine, 464 6d to 46s 9.1; Lases:, 39s 91 ; rape, pale, 525 to 52s 6d; brown,493. LONDON TALLOW NI ARK ET.—SEPT. 21. The market Is steady to-day. Annexed are the questions :—Tawn tallow 60s nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 59t 3d to 6d ; September, 595 33; October to December, 535 6d; January to Much, 53s 6d, buyers. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. Stock on hand this day.... Casks.. Deliver/ last week • .. • • . _ 9,165 16,723 3,571 I 1,80 34,638 25,382 1,711 6,614 26,823 280'81 513 6d I 591 61 541 3d i 62i 6d Do. from Ist Juae... Arrival last week.. Do.from Ist June Price Y.C. Fer cwt. this day Do. Town List Friday. 189 17,101 57s 3d 59s 6d. Arrival for the week ending 29th 9 , p!ernber la.it year, 2.058 casks, and delivery, 3,259 casks. Th 3 arrival last w-ek comprissd 3,782 casks iron Russia; 374 ca-ks from Odessa; 1,155 from Australia; 393 from South Amer.ca ; and 50 casks Com other places. Total, 6 .614 ca ks. „ BOROUGH HOP NI ARKET.-SrPr. 21 At Worcester Fair on Saturdly about 5,500 paekets of the new growth were pitched for sa e, and ab nt 1,650 passed the scales during the week, pikes ra g.ng from 603 to 703, and choice higher. The Lon ton men hant4 are said to have done a moderate trade iii Weald of Kent and Sussex hops, an i the demand here ties morning is ra•her extensive at last weetes prices far cash, say t-ussex, 60a to 653- Weald Keats, Ws to 70s; very choice higher. Duty, £200,000 to £210,000. LONDON CORN MA [(KRT.-SEPT. 21. A good supply of English wheat this morning met a slow sale, at a decline of 3s to 4a per qr upon 14st alonday's quotation'. Foreign 'old in retail at a reduction of is to 2s per qr, and country sack flour muse be noted is to 2s, and barrels is cheaper. Fine mating barley was fully as d• ar ; sec•.ndary sorts and distil ing dull, but not cheaper. Arrivals of oats cargo, and consis ing almost exclusively of us an sorts; such wera rather easier to purchase. Beaus ALE' peas scarce, and fully as dear. 0 I ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM SEP r. 14 T sEPT. 19. Wheat. qrs. 3900 137 Barley. qrs. 1964 Beans Peas Flour. qrs. qrs. Wis. sck s 37 i 3i2 11573 167 8 0 99 7 5 1 il6j 1 .. 4i; .....: 703 145 226 I 12t; 330 1561 .... 26 NINV YORK. Bales. John Bright J. Foster, jun B6l Centuriou TOTALS. New 'Orleans .. 11,239 New York 31obile . 4;043 17,233 Stack and Cons' nptien of American Cottcn to lit December. B•les. Head by Fpinners •• • .... Stock in Liverp001.... At Sea Yet to clear from 'United Sta , Cis of America, to arrive by Ist December .. 416,000 Consumption an 3 Export, at 33,000 bales per week-11 weeks 352,000 Liverpool Stodk Ist December ..... 64,000 In the han4s of spinners the above calculation is drawn out in the most favourable light possible for consumers. Many will say, • Ist. That'the tra ' e do not hold 15,000 bales of American cotton ; 2nd. That we shall not get an import of 47,000 before the Ist of Dfc:ntber, - ; 3rd. That cmisumption and export will take mere than 32,000 per week. It is clear that the position of matters is so critical, that any hour we may see a considerable advance, and, though the trade may keep out of the market for a week or two, it will only make them worse off when they enter the market again. The Liverpool Share Market has been very heavy to.dey, with a downward tendency in prices. The selling has been principally speculative. The daar's transactions were ;-Caledonian, 434, 43, 434, 434, 40, 434; Eastern Counties, 114; Lancashire and Yorkshire 964 964:; London and North Western, 964, 07, 961. 964, 904, 964, 961, 964 961; Manches ter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 414, 41 ; Midland, 804, 804, 804, 804.'804-; North Eastern,.23 ; Rovers, 20 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 12 ; Great. Western of Canada, 204, -204, 201 204, 204, 20 11-16 ; Illinois Central, 100 dollar share, 30 paid, 3 pm. ; Liverpool B3rough Bank, 8; Royal Insurance, 4p ; and Leeds and Liverpool Canal. 537. The follow ing were the closing prices :-Blackburn, 74, 8; Chester and Birkenhead, 654 xd, 66; Catalonian, 434, 434; Chester and Holyhead, lei, 161.; Eastern Counties, 11 7-16, 114; East Lancashire, 93 xd, 934 ; Do. 9/. shares, 4, xd, 9-16 p ; Great Northern, 234, 24; Do. A, 131 11; Great Western, 54. 544; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 06i xd, 963; DO 91. shares, 4 :Ed. 4 p; Liverpool, Crosby, and South port, 184 xd, 184; London and North Western Stock, 964, 964 ; Manchester, Sheffield. and Lin colnshire, 404, 41; Midland Stock, 804. 804 ; North British, 124, 124; North Staffordshire, 44, 4 d ; North Eastern-Berwick, 223, 23 ; York and North Midland, 394, 394 ; Leeds Canital Stock, 244, 241 ; South Eastern and Dover, 194 xd, 20 ; Scottish North Eastern, 11 12 ; Buffalo, and . Lake Huron, 51. 5 d ; Do. New Shares, 54, 5 d ; Dutch Rhenish, 34, 33 d ; .Great Western of Canada, 204, 20 11-16 ; Do. New Shares, 41 par; Great Luxembourg, 64, xn, ti 3 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 111, 12. There is very little change to notice in the Funds to-day. The business done was not large, and the fluctuations in price did not exceed 1-16 per cent. Consols for Money closed at 904 to 901, and for the Account at 904 to 904 After racial hours the same quotations were current. Exchequer Bills closed at 8 to 2 dis. -In the London Railway Share Market there was exceedingly few transactions to-day, and prices were mer:ly nominal, closing with great dullness. The following were the closing prices :-Calednnian, 84, 85 ; Eastern Counties, 11 7-16, 11 9-16; East Lancashire, 93, 95 ; Great Northern, 95, 96 ; Do. A, 84, 86; Great West ern, 544 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 964: Leeds Northern, 484 494; 1 ondon and North Western, 964 ; London and South Western, 01, 92 ; Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincoln shire, 404, 414 ; Midland Stock, 804, 804 ; North British, 494, 504 ; South Eastern and Dover, 664, 67 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 91, 92 ; York and North Midland, 184, 79 ; Grand Trunk, 113, 12; G. W. of Canada, 203, 203; Do. new, 4 dis par. After.official hours, the following were the quotations :-Caledonian, 844 84/ ; Eastern Coun ties, 11 7-16, 119-16 ; East Lancashire, 93, 94 ; Great Northern. 95, 96 ; A, 84, 86; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 964, 264; Loudon and North Western, 964, 964; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 401, 41; Midland Stock, 804, 801; North British. 504 ; South Eastern and Dover, 664 67 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 914, 924 ; York and North Midland, 784, 79. The continued fall in London and North Western stock excites discussion. An uneasy feeling sems to prevail amongst some e►f the share holders with reference to the competition of the Great Northern Compeiny for the Manchester traffic ; and Western Stock indicated 'at the last settlement in the Stock Exchange has not escaped attention. An extraordinary general meeting of the Electric and International Telegraph Company is called for the 7th Oct., " for authorising the Directors to raise the residue of the share capital, uranted under the Act -of Parliament, for the purpose of cancelling the debenture debt, and for earrying out such extensions and improvements of the system as maybe requisite for inci . eased accom modation to the public.'' The advices from Melbourne mention that the following ships were advertised to sail from that port, viz : For London : the King Philip, July 25; Avon,' August 4; and the Heatherbell, August 10. Fir Liverpool : the Ocean Chief, in July. The adviees from India indicate that there is still but a poor prospect cf the 5 per cent. loan for 3 000,0001 being fired up, notwithstanding the offer of the government to take, in part payment, 41 per cent., 4 per cent., and 31 per cent. notes. It is mentioned that a 6 per cent. government loan for one year had been announced in the Punjaub —with what success remains to be seen. These advises are calculated to strengthen the belief that a government loan mnst ultimately be raised in England. We notice that, whilst the Bombay banks have lowered their rates of discount 2 per cent., a rise of 2 per cent. had been announced by the Bank of B?mgal. Now that the whole of the Eastern advises are to hand, we append our usual statement of the quota tions of Exchange on Loudon by the present and previous mails : _ Present Mail. Previous Mail. At Calcutta .. 2s 2ii to 21d ... 2s 21 to 2.1 d At Bombay At Hong Kong 4s 11111 to 5s Old 4s Illd to 5s At Shanghai The following is a weekly commercial review of trade in France during the past week:— Every branch of trade is now gradually (merging from the dead season, and business is active in most of the manufactories. The foreign agents have begun to make their purchases, and orders arrive from almost all parts of Europe, as well as from the Brazils and South America. The provinces are also buying. The bad harvests of the last threo years, and the Russian war, greatly restricted consumption, and now the Rants of the public are considerable. The movements is, however, hampered by several causes—the dearness of raw mate rials compels the manufacturers to raise their prices, and the crisis at the Bourse exercise a prejudicial Maine , upon commerce. During the last few years, investments in railse,a y „— have Increased to an enormous extent. Almost every tradesman has some part of Ms capital placed in the",e securities, and, as he cannot now convert his shares lr:to money without great loss, the obvious consequence is that his resources and credit are diminished. The loss sustained by private individuals in investments of this description forces them to restrict their expenditure, and thus checks the expansion of trade. Almost all our manufactures of tissues are now active. Buyers have appeared at Rouen and Multiouse. Numerous orders have been received at Roubaix, Turcoing, Amiens, and Rheims. :But Lyons does not feel the movement in any great degree. Some orders for rich stuffs come from Paris, but commissions from North America are still looked for in vain. It is feared that the numerous failures at New York will again keep the Americans out of the Lyons market this season. Corn continues to fall in almost all the French and foreign markets. Flour is more abundant at the Halle of Paris, although grinding con• tinues to bo checked in many places for want of water. and as flour for delivery.several months hence cannot be placed except at a reduction of 7f or 8f from present prices, the millers do not care to buy corn. The vintage has commenced in a great part of France, and is favoured by admirable weather. Throughout Burgundy and the Macon district an abundant crop, and a quality of wine altogether exceptional, is reckoned upon. In Languedoc and the Bordeaux country the disease has reduced the quantity, hut the quality will be on a par with the very best years. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL SEPTEMBEII 22. Rtes WAnta—Morn. 1 20—Even. 1 34—Height, 16 ft. 0 in. ARRIVED. Sept. 20. Pyre°lo (ca.) Nmates 'Mary Ann ...... ... .St. Domingo Sspt. 21. Tornado SAILED. Sept. 20. Hudson Smyrna Ida lbga,Bratsh Queen (s.s.) Havre St. Andre Port au Prince] Pandora Carbonear Valparaiso LimalEarl of Derby...... Pointd(; Gale Albatross (s s.) RotterdamiTnria (sal.) Cadiz Maria Gibraltar Iliagua Quebec Spt. 21. IJ. C. Simony Rosb•ck Lucy Thompson New YorliVanet OUTPORTS. ( o istwise English .. Scotch Irish •• • Foreign 1 13650 E. C. Rail .. Gt. N. Rail.. Exported LONDON OAT ME MARKET.-- Slrr 21. The number cf beasts is considerably less than for some time post. The trade's brisk, but, on the average, prices cannot be quoted higher than cn Friday. In a few instances a small advance is realised. The supply of sheep is also short, and the demand is brisk; they we speedily disposed of at iully late rates. la tilos may now be considered out of sown and make abotr the same per lb as sheep . Cllves are seltlyg about same as an Friday. From Germany and H-11.ind there are 1,834 heasts, 3,400 sheep, 153 calves, and 55 pigs; Ireland, 500 beasts; and 2,100 from the Northern and Ali . 41and Counties. Per stone of Sibs. s. d. P, d. Per stone of Blbs. s. d. s. d. Best Scots, Herefords 4 8 5 0 Best Dus & lif-bred .. 0 0 0 Best Short-horn 4 4 6 4£ Best Long-w 0015.... 5 0 5 4 Second quality beasts 3 0 4 c Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 Q 0 Calved 4 0 5 0 Ewes and 2nd quality 4 6 4 8 Pigs .... 4 0 5 0 Do. do. Shorn.... 0 0 0 0 Best Ons & Hf-breds 5 4 5 6 Lambs 0 0 0 0 Beasts at market, 4,956 ; sheep and lambs, 21,689; calves, 210 pigs, 355. LONDON MINING MARKET.-SEPT. 21, A ruodera . e amount of business is going forward to-day in home mining sticks, which present no important change in price. Lady Bertha shares have been dealt in 'he biock Exchan.rn at 1*; North Frances at 131; Par Consols at 20i ; and Sortridge Consols at 2. In foreign and colonial mining stoc a budaess is almost at a standstill. and i rices are nominally unaltered. BELFAST CORN M A RKET.-SEPT 21. At the farmers' market to-day there wat a fair eelivery of wheat ar.d oats, of which a considerehlo portio way of inferior quality, and in had condition. Pr:res were rather easier than on Friday last. Oatmeal was in moderate supply, and ucchangzd in value. GREEY I CK SUGAR MARKET.—Snips. 21. Tt.e:c was rather more it.quiry for raw sugar to-day. In crushed there is a good &mud t.r all sots above 545; finest is quoted at 643 6 i per cwt. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKE C.-SEPT. 21. - - - We had a Srm ma'ket to day, at steady prices, viz. ;—Mix ,d Nos.. buyers 684, fotlae GS s Gd ; No. 1, buyers 69e, sellers 69s 6d ; No. 3, buyei's 61s td, selle.s Os per ton. READIIi G FAIR. TMs celebrated 'air commenced yesterday morning. The supply of ca' tie was unusually large, and t o attendance of buyers very numerous. Patted (Ken made from e 8 to x 25; heifors, £l6 to £2O; milch cows Irongtit nom £l3 io /18; dit o, Devons, 416 to 422 ; cow.with calf by its from £l6 to 121; ditto. Devons, £lB to 428 ; calves. from 243 to 323; sheep prime, Sluth Down webers readsed 4s b 4a Si per st tie of sibs Waking offal); ewes, 3s to 33 8d per ditto; pies were in ab inlance, bLit did not meet with a great demand. '1 11 s being also the Michaelmas Statute Fair, there were upwards of 200 !arm servants for hire, mo3l of whom ohtidned situations. ELEC no-PLATE Goons. — 'I here are few hra-ches of art that mot e perfection has been attaine t in than in this portion or our manufac ture, and their:llo3.. beautiful specimens of spoons, forks. goblets, and other table articles cf the sort, may be seen at Mr. E. T. Hall's, of 23, South John-street, , ho, to his other b - anches of business, has added a department for the sate of these articles, having been appointed agent to one of the first manuf cturers in Birmingham. The designs in these articles ale teautifu', the quality very superior (nearly as good as silver), and the price, con idering all these, moderatc.i.o a degree. An inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.—Northern Tel Spoons Dessert Do. . lB3. Table Do ........ . Dessert Forks . 243. Sent carriage free to any part country. ~ CURIOUS ITEM IN AN ELFCII N ACCOUNT. — We under gat d that the account of expenscs incurred by Major Elwards, the Tory M.P. returned at the late election for Beverley, contsias the following item :--.`Aight, Watchers against Bribery, £l7 10s." The petition against Mr. Edwards will, we are informed, be prostcuted, and that some curious disclosures will be elicited respecting this and other matters.—Leds Mercury. CLEARED OUTWARDS. wift Lieion Sept. Ig. - Livingstone Apalachicol9l Anglo Saxon Melbourne Montezuma Mobile Enterprise Bahib Danube Bon lbay Dorchester P club ,y Pada , Chariest on Caroline Charla ston Oiin (a,s.) Coinnhagen, 865. Chicago New Orleans Joseph Gilchrist .. ... .New York Philadelphia Philadelphia Orontes Port Kunda Wm. Thomas Sierra L►one Virginia Trieste, &c Louisa Braginton Valparaiso Everanza, Vera Crux J. W..W6ite Juno ,e6l9.nd Bahiana (Ls.) Kurrachee Greenock, Sept. 21.—Sailed -The New York (cc). for New York. Southampton, Sept. 20. Arr ived—The Prince (a.), from Brazils— Waters, Sir Robert Zia!, Worthy, Bartley, Effort, Marian, Nancy, Alfred, Wear, and John Watson. all from Sunderland—Argyll (s.), Carenton —Norman (a.), and Mary, Cardiff —Constantia, Shield s Neptane,Kiel. Sailed—Ripon (a.), for Alexandria. Cardiff, Se,:t. 20.—Sailed—The Pacific, for New York—Oalsa, Quebec. • Swansea, Sept. 20.—Arrived—The Parga, from Caldera—Viola, Qaebec. ss'led —The Theo 'ore, for Algoa Bay. Cork, Sopt. 20.—Arrived—The Staghoand, from St. John, N.B. Queenstown, Sept. 20. —Arrived —Th e Mercreda, from Odessa—Ana anu Isabel, Taganrog—Oceania, Callao—Uenoa, Odessa. MARITIME EXTRACTS. The Riagdovo, for Calcutta, put back to Adelaide, July 5, with pumps choked, and wou'd be ready for sea in a few days. ..:Drinbar, Sept. 20.—The Keepsake, loom Quebec, is on shore at the back of the pier. VESSELS' REPORTS. Report by t be Queen Slab, arrived here from Singapore. Spoke. In lat. Lon. July 19.. rran'a, Algos Bay to Liverpool. .....23 5..01 W Aug. 4 „Ink°, man n , from L0nd0n........ Aug. 13.. Sumter. a t Von Wyx . Sept. 11.. k• tworise, Newport fur Newfoundland ........45 N.. 22 W Sept. 12 .. Vesta ................ Sept. 17.. Enterprise, far Demerara, off Tuskar. SPOKEN. In lat. Ton. July 19.. Fort George, hence to Calcutta .. FOREIGN PORTS. Bosphorus (s.s.), hence at bt. Vincents (Cape de Verde, Aug. 29, with coals for th • City of Manchester (s.s.) for Calcutta. Lord Raglan, Heron, was to sail, Aug. 13, for Bombay, with a wing of the 33rd Regiment. Clasmerden, Bennet, from Singapo:e at Calcutta. Mooresfcrt, Coulthart, from London at Anjer for Hong Kiang. Panic, hence at Singapore. Blackburn°, Douglas, from Calcutta at Hong Kong. Felicity, Eddie, hence at Para, Aug. 4. AMERICAN SHIPPING. Montreal; Equator, Smith; Elizabeth Bright, Olive; Nckweod, Cook; Carnet, Lay; and Aristides, Hoff—all from Liverpool at Quebec. Peace, Nutt; Peri, Daniels; Lalla and Isle, Anderson; Frances Ellen, MAnsgeld ; Mary Mac, Bryan; and Kingston—all from Liver pool at Halifax. Woo afield, and Pandola—both cleared at Quebec for Liverpool, Aug. 31. Rock City, from Bombay at New York. Lampedo, Crook ; Titania, Jones; Sophie, Weir; Swan, Pike; and Stella, Marlyn—all from Liverpool at St. John, N.B. General Williams ,R.M.S.S.), from Liverpool and Newfoundland at Halifax. Her cargo is said to be nearly all damaged. Europa (R.M.B.),iro_n Liverpool at Halifax, Sept. 8. North American (K.M.5.4.), Grange, from Liverpool at Quebec Sept. 'T. BIRTHS. On the 27th July, at Benares, the wife of the Rev. Clement F. Cobb, principal a Jay Narain's College, of a son. On the 17th inst., at Pendilo Amroth, Boul.h Wales, Mrs. H. Brown, of a daughter. on the 17th inst , at Harrow, Middlesex, the wife of the Rev. H. W. Watson, of a daughter. On ti .e 18th inst., at 19, Grosvenor-place, London, the Lady Raglan , of a son. On the 18th inst., at Brighton, the wife of Septimu3 Child, Esq., Lieut. 1.N., of a son. On the 18th bast , at Denmark-bill, Surrey, the wife of Dr. R. Nichol, of a son. On the 18th inst., at Sutton, Hull, the wife of Capt. Randolph, H.M.S. Cornwallis, of a son. On the 19th last. at 1, St. George's-terrace, Balaton, Mrs. Chatles Gosne.l, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 13th inst., at the Independent Chapel, Little Lever, by the Rev. J. Firth, minister of the place, Mr. J. Fletcher, to Miss M. Bawe thr. ne, both of Little Lever. This being the first marriage solemnised in this place cf mrsirp, a handsome copy of the Sacred Scriptures was presm.ted to the he 7. , :y maree I ecuple by the minister. On the 13th inst., at the Int ependent MethodiatChapel, Folds-road, Bolton, by Mr. Johnson Lomax, Mr. John Howarth, to Miss Mary Boardman, both of Bolton. On the 15 h inst. at L ir, caster, by the Rev. E. redder, Mr. Edward Hemmirg, of London, to Elizabeth, th.rd daughter of Robert De.dren, Esq.. of kerton. On the 17,h inst., at St. Peter's Church, Morley, by the Rev. A. Parkinson, John Edwin, eldest son of Mr. John N. Brigg, merchant of Leeds, to Mary, youngest daughter of the late George Crowther, Esq., of Chnrwell. Un the 20th inst , at St. Bride's Church, Mr. James Foiley, cord wdiner, to Mis. Noble, widow of the late John Noble, smallware dealer, tcotland-road. DEATHS. On the 12th inst., Joe Megson, only son of Mr. David B. Senior, of the General Post-office; Manchester. On the 13th inst., aged 34 years, Mr. Wm. Knot', of Lees. Oa the 13th inst , in h"s 60th year, Mr. James Dean, of Folds-road, Bolton, valuer of millgearing and machinery. On the 16th inst., aged 78 years, Mr. William Heaton, of Heaton, brother of the late John Heaton, Esq., cotton spinner, Bolton. On the 17th inst., at Northwi. h, of scar et and brain fever, in her Bth year, Jessie May, eld'st daughter of Mr. G. B. Brewer, of Liscard Lodge, New Brighton. On the 20th inst., at 5, Alfred-p'ace, of sctr7 et fever, aged 3i years, Thomas William, third son of Mr. Jno. L. Cattrall. Gar Bir:hs, Marriages, and Deaths, ara only inserted when sent to our Office duty authenticated. LIVERPOOL DISPEAWRIES. CAPTATN Sonars, Vice-President of North Dispensary. Mr. CHARLES BOOTH, Vice-President of South Dispensary. Mr. FRANCIS MILL, Tieasurer. I Mr. J. W. WILLIAMS. Secretary OFFICE —2l, SOUTH CAS' Number of Patients during iTLE-STREET. the past week. Coninurtfal Sala. _s_.„.,---* THIS DAY. Tans DAY, the 22nd instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2, Dale street, 39 Bales Bombay t H EM p . ,15 Tons Loose f A Quantity of COIR Y karg' Apply to BRO NNE. IIUNTkR & CO., Tars DAY,_ the 22nd instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, IS, Harlin's-hey, Apply 5 Tons Ground COPROLIFE. A. & S sLEIGEL 13 1'05- to st Tans DAY, tie 22nd instant, at Hglf-past One Broker's Office, Exchange buildings, Brtanswick -s' 550 Barrels FLOUR, ex Philadelphia, hom Philadelphia; lying in Water leo dock Br "" °.er. to H. H. GoLD lll :_____...-1" TO-MORROW- To- at the m °iit Brokers' 'he office, 23r(l instant, h at s n ge_ Twelve aey o cl o o r c th k: 70 Tons MI dras REDWOOD, just landed ex Winifred, Albert Do,.k.— H IGSAppI ( M y to S; Orol'e rt, SHAND, To-mcaaow, the 23rd instant. at Eleven o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court, 24 Half-chests Lisbon LEMONS, 2 , 0 Half-boxes Do. GRAPES, just arrived. ex Rattler (s.s )—Apply to gel* JAMES ADAM, SON & To-m 'mow the 23rd instant, at tie Broker's office, Exchange-street West, 40 Casks WHALE OIL FOOTS. . 10 Boxes E.I A . TALLOW. Fro ßet. Apply to MCGREG OR LAIRD, • . To-mottaow, the 23rd instant, at Twelve o'clock, a t 1110 Brokers' Oftlca, 2. Dale-street, go Bales MADDER ROOTS. 40 Cases COWRIES, 7 Tons Slain SAPANWOOD. r oter'' Apply to BROWNE. HU \TER & CO-. " .r tDo To-Kowtow, the 23rd instant, at Twelve o'clock , . Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, 190 Bales MADDER ROOTS, 537 Bales Hostel GAMBIER, 110 Tons MYRABOLAMS, 50 Cases CASTOR 10 Chests LAC DIE. 76 Chests BORAX, on Re° Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER Pc New Cases Received Advice and Medi- } eine at the Institution New Cases Visited Ett their own houses and supplied with Medicine EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY. WEEKLY REPORT, SURGEONS—IL Neill. Req., J. Poole, Esq., and Dr. It. H. Taylor. ASSISTANT.SURGEON - Dr. Nevins. TREASURER—J. G. Livingston, Esq. EYE DEPARTMENT. New Patients admitted in the week rnding Sept. 19 .. Patients prescribed for, and who have received Surgical Assistance EAR DEP A.RTMR IN T. New Patients admitted in the week ending Sept. 19 .. ..... Patients prescribed far, and who have received Surgical Assistance ... SPORTING' INTELLIGENCE. By British and Irish Magnetic Telepaph. TATTERSALL'S.—YESTERDATs LSTE: T BETTING. cEAPAawiren. 500 to 30 agst Plush c (nflered) 20 .. 1 .. Victoria (offered) 25 .. 1 Aster 25 .. 1 .. December 25 .. 1 .. Fright 25 .. 1 .. Siccharino 25 ... 1 ... Martinet 25 .. 1 .. Mon Dobler 30 1 'Warlock ((taken) 33 .. 1 Lima 33 .. 1 .. Alice 33 1 ... Paesburg 33 1 ... Be'apse 33 .. 1 .. Mary 40 1 Artiilery 40— 1 Pryor (taken) 40'... 1 .. Black Tommy DERBY. 2000 to 1 agst The Ha:ji PON LEFRACT RACES.-YESTERDAY. TRIM STAKES. Erentire 1 I Augury V 2 I Catherine Logie — Tliree ran. STAND PD ATE. ic CMS of Oran g .... 2 I Ulysses... 'EST HIDING HANDICAP. Hamlet 1 I Young Hopeful... 2 I Black Tiffany. Won by halt a•length. rAax HILL STAKES. Sprig of Shillelagh...l I Wouvermans..2 I Peto . Fin ran. wor.Tit. SOUTH. , TOTAL 266 i 621 54 I 139 _ . t isv On THURSDAY, lit ()ebb •r, and following days, 2 - Br, ken Office, 4,500 bales East INDIS. WOOL. v4 . 0 01* Apply to BROWNE, HUN FEB 84 ------Irs' On Tavasnat. the Ist October, at One o'clock, a t Brokers' O ffi ce, 16, Exchang e -buildings, 50 Tons Para 1 INDIA R1.1613P. 17 Bales South American AAn gro>r e S4 Apply to J. H. RATNER 1101 AFTER NEXT at tbe On THURSDAY, Vie Bth of octob3r, at Twe:ve o'Clow" Brokers' Office, 2, Dule-street, A Quintity of BUFF HORNS, (now landing ) ' .01 00' Apply to BROWNE, HUN rf R, stud CO., en Ealr. PATENT ASPHALTS ROOFING FELr. ,„i A cheap, durable, and perfe c tly W a t er proof R° 44.- ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT. Qv. Office and Warehouse—S. CABLE-sTsEa l• Ml= R CAMERON, Cl • WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAggi l t r oOP 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIV IR S. 5, MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SUE, OR FIB oo 0 SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, I 3 A ' CHARTS, &C. KETH'S pHOTOGRAPHIC I v.00 )f 5 PORTRAIT `" 34, C A-STLE- STR P.; ET. „ i n; ARE NOW RE-OPE N ED• , r i e la s t°' W. K. takes the present opportunity of thanking his L i fsl,so; the public for the liberal patronage with which he b e :j3t o ', l o„; and at the same time to inform them that to accorai n ,,,," 01 7 % t P I pidly increasing business he has built an entirely h." loom, which is admitted to be the finest in LiverP 33l ,"ti increased facilities now at his disposal, W. K. esP B ,„„,' v e l4 " Pictures will not only sustain the WO character the/ '- attained, but even surpass his former urodnetions. 0 0 34, CAOTLE-STREET, LIVERr Opposite the Bank of Eng and. PURE PALE CANARY, ~ TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS TER D 00". WINES • o S ANDEI-1 •• B,—CASTLE-STREET ---5• et P 0 R T.—llighest class Vintage Wine, five yearS } 46s 0 in bona, and St for immediate use. •• • 24s f r In Pints.. • ***** 42 3 d SHERRY. First Class, Pale and G01d.... •• • • • '''' 423 CLARET. —St. Ju ien, four years in bottle.. •• •• • CANARY. Twenty-Six Shillings per Dosen. R MERCHANTS' NEW DINING - 00M5' ANDE AS ON' S• 0, 11 Printed and Published by CHARLES IAFILLM' E ,stab li street, at his Gen3ral Printing and_Statiener9 19, South John-street, Liverpool. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1857 FitIDAY. THURSDAY. On THURSDAY next, the 24th instant, at Cne AAt Brokers' Off ce, 25, Temple-street, 15 Bales WOOLLEN RAGS, ex Bernard, damaged by sea water.—WAppE ly to _132.1••••01/ell. . ME ,—• On FRIDAY next, the 25th inst. . Apply to 500 BROWNF BaI-s , JUI'E HUNTER . & r{ On FRIDAY nex , , the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clock, t Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street. 250 Bales JUTF. Apply to BROWNF, HUNTER & CO. , ---- On FRIDAY next, the 25th instant, at the Broker 6' 2, Bale-street, 87 Bags Mocha COFFEE. Brol° ' , Apply to BROIVNE, HUNTER, & ' _ NEXT WEEK. • ttb • On MONDAY next, the 28th instant, at twelve o'cloc- , i Broker's °lce, 7, Exchange-chamtterss 130 Tons PIASSAVA, now landing per Architect, from Bahia. 2,0-0 Double Bundles PIASSAVAP now landing per Pocahon'as, from Bahia. 2,000 Double Bundles PIASSAVA, tor' now landing per Enterprise, from Bahia.—Apply to ofy FRANCIS J. On WEDNESDAY, 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at tqe Broker's otlice, 2, Dale-street, 235 Bales ORGHELLA 6111. Apply to BR,OWNE, HUNTER & CO ., 016 On WEDNESDAY, the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock, 6 Public Saleroom, Exchauge-buildiug . , 344 Boxes cAmmoil, 250 Bales MADDFR ROOTS, 450 Bags Bomt ay SALTPETRE, 64 Bags SAGO, 500 Bags Yellow MITeTARDSEEDi 40 Tons SAPAN WOOD. ltd For further particulars apply to CO gro T. & H. LITTLEDALE ro 6/* On WEDNESDAY, the 30th instant, at the Publie c Eacha, ge-buildings, 439 Ba'es Australian WOOLS. e d a le ? Also on TIMISDAY, the Ist October, and follow. o e . 4500 Bales East India WOO- La O 300 Bales Sfax, Mogadere. Chili, Cporta, &c. I 0 4 % Apply to I'. & LITTLEDALE tit WIRE RIGGING. flfe Cr rpHE UNDERNO'PED VESSELS a/ GO , ' I present BEING FITTED with %VIRE ef GARNOCK, BIBBY, and CO.'S Manufacture— F ild i° Three STEAMERS and Three SAILING VESSELS" s°" l John Lair Esq. JAMES KENNEDY (now Steamer). d, .Messrs. T. VF 01° s°'' OfLrP Ship PARSEE MERCHANT buildcrs. E. HateS'DT>4•o;`lleP,l:: Ship BOGOTA Ship LADY HEAD Messrs. Stuart and D°: g itt.,4llPs, New ship LLAMA Messrs. Batty and Sca l. .,Dt, ° ,; NEW SHIP.. NEW SHTP.. ••...... ..... Bailding at 01 NE '.V BARQUE.... mithorg.., srs,„ NEW SCHOONER •••••• • • • • • • n a ildpfA o i Also, a Dumber of VESSELS belng FIFFEi; vk . ith , 11 4 is ri 1i ,14,6 The advantage of WIRE LOPE fer SHIPS' generally known noeds few comments. It h much ably cheaper —more durable—and less than half the t° Rag n Rigging. The latter a great advantage in ships beat' OP" •coti° CARD of Comparative SlZES—and PRICE LIST` ° GARNOCK, BIBBY, AND C O. ' x ol 4 ' MANUFACTURERS OF IMPROVED PATENT CORDAGE AND WI SIILMA KERS CITA NDLERC* , 0 1, 36 AND 38, CHAPEL-STREET, LIVER?' r ' NUFA CT•RY—WAVERTREE-ROAD• , t4i. l A full Assortment of Vi IRE ROe v, and bEMP. t na OM ROPE and _HAWSERS always . in Stock for ElP ° ' use. T k to I,l lll e 111 4 . es,