Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-22 00:00:00

(SommerthaT "Salts, THIS DAY. This Day, the 22nd instant,' at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 1, Oldhali-otreet,. 420 Tons GUANO, Now landing, ex William Penn, from Baltintere.--Apply to N. WAT.F.RIIOUSE. & SONS, Brokers. This Day, the 22nd instant, at•Twel+e'o'clock, at tht Brokers' Office, 16, Exehanue-buildings, 600 Bags Guzerat RAPESEED, 200 Bags lioinbay LINSEED, now landink il Vely to 'ItArN.tER &To:, 2 Fourth and last day's sale. On acconja of Swint n Boult and Edward Higgins, Esys., Trustees for whom it may concern: it This Day, the 22nd instant, at One o'clock, atlhe Broker's Office, 5, Rumford-street, About 180 i3ales partially dam-aged nd fewlotts of Loose itm,?rican corroN saved fronj the late fire in Lore lane;' lying in Leigh and Whitley's Yard, oppos.ite the ruins.—Apply to H. - .11c(); WEBSTER, Broker. shire, 96, 51, y ; Lancaster and Carlisle, 964 Cditt6 Third Shares, 151 p. ; ditto New Third Shares, 4 54 ; ditto Kendal and Windermere, 131 London. and North-Western, 93a, 1, ; South- Eastern. 22 11-16 ; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 5 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 7 per cent. 1859, cum. int, 73i ; Great Luxembourg, constit. 7 ; Great w es t eru o r c a uadm # l4 Royal Instuautce,.4 4-1611.; Great ship, 1. In London the Market for Public Funds and Securities opened yesterday at a reaction, amount:. ing to abodt an eighth, but before the close- of business prices rallied and became steady. Consoli were first quoted 95 to za, am r the last trans- actions were at 55Z for Money, and 95Z to for the Account. The Government brisker, who foA some weeks past has purchased £10,13400* daily on atcount of Sarin gg-barrirs; reduced the gtttannt tip morning to 4:5,000, : gut' the, circumstanot - did not seem to affect quotatiorisi and the market. Was ulti mately strengthened - Ey' a further large amount of gr.otd being taken to theßiink, as well as by-the-an,- novilcement of another ki§fraiiin arrival. Bbtter prices were also - received' fro= Paris. , SePerat purchaseg were made of tiltdia: Scrip, which ad-- varkeelt to 31 to premftwii . The, Deli'entinie r firmer, at 94 to were ale() relit: for the oia and 96k to.l fin- the new. rtid/Alftek left off at' 215 to 217; Ira Bonds, 7s. /Z '24. discount ; and' Exehequr Bills ) . 225. to 255. premium. At the Bank the ova an increased demand . for money. The rate the• open market continues- about 21, per cent Attlee Couvt of Bankruptcy . ; the eases-of Messrs. 43ak and' Snovi, Cede. Blandford cf. and the RtEropean. and; kfteritan Steam Supping Corn ! pany, were brought` tram- consideratien, The petition against M - 43,CSIM Oak and Snow mill be -annulled, the majority a the creditors havhig a greed to the receipt ora) settled_ dividend:- The at Idit of the European_ and American Stearti Com pany was effected, but no dividend Li- to an de , clared under the liquidation until th . olii - tor ming aTortiOn of The.'aseetsaaTive at naatilikity.. 'The' LGnilon Share Mitricett. though inattive.,, ev-i need a strong appearance.. Midland StiSett flu ; Great Western; 404' ; Lancashire and York- I very firmly Alipported: Uribarien are 1 per cent, higher ; Mexicag, per cent.; Original Turkish have advanced _per cent., being now at 84 ; New Indians are quoted iool 2; and the New Russian Scrip at par :io k prem. The English Railway Market presents only a liz ited. extent of activity, but current vices are in 111.P4• in-. stances well - sustained, the quotations being.:sub stantially the same as those Of yesterday. 'London and North-Westen4 exhibit some heaviness, toVie The quotation for amount of about 6s, per share. French Rentes at twelve o'clock was 68f. 95c., but at a later moment they were 68f. 9tVc., with a dull market. The steamer Ellora 'has arrived from Lis la n v with a small parcel .of specie, valued at about £6,000. THE FUNDS.-CLOSWG 1' LCES Consols, Money. 950 „ Accouitt 95 , Exqhequer Bills 22 Bank S tock I . I Thret.per Cents (shut.) 9KAREA.-CLOSIOO PRICES, A mb. Not. &E, Caledonians . . 6 k ' STI 8 Plea Rhenish lastern Countiea East Lancashire. Edinburgh & Glas 7:11 51 Gzest*Northein ISO": 11 A. 84 - • I Gt. westerns.... l G.litrestofCanada z; ' Gd.Tvnltc, Canada 8 9' Gt. S.. and West. 106 7' Lancas, & York.. 95 6 L. &IV. Vreseern 931 4 ( L. and. S, Wesel! 92} 3 Leeds Northern.. 441 51 Man. Sheff: 35.1 6 Midland Ste ±.. Mit 5 North Bridal& 69 N. Staffordshim: , S. E. &Pover ~• 75 Irork,New.& 881 9 York &N. Mid 7:11 21 LIVER'POOL STOM EXCHANGE 21 CLOSWG 1,1110% Ches. 4 &lllllea,d 77j 774:N.StaBrord . . 4 , 1 1 4ati :CaledonialP .. _B7l ad Bi 3 E; ker. c. Stek .. 817 893' E.CountieV 114 11 3-18 Yorkcapital Stck 721' E: L. Stock .... Leeds - ftock . 441 45 , G. N. Stock . . 101 103 s.East: 221 1 -16 ad & Great Westestis.. 60 611 Dutch Rhenish 51d IguL aitriroir- nrid 95 1 , 4 La.'ir Nor. West. 934 . 931 G:T. Cinads. , Bl3-16 8 15-M ‘ Y , g.s hares ..1* 1 1-16 d GiW.Cnda l3l 14 M. S . . and Lincoln , 3.53 351 new , shares 61 6-Id. Miga - RdStock.. 104 f 105 Loi;;b:-Writtlialt ll 21p N. h St. itklidgra 193 ~ newshares LIIrgkkOOL coIPrON MARUkt . - I =-Scsirriciamt 21. We-'have to reptirt a quiet market ifi Caton to-day, with aurather more*:general demi - rtd, peel* , unchanged. ,The mks. inclucit' 100 - Pernainlineo 'at 71; 110 Marantiara, "600 - Egypiihn,. 7 . 1ftti.110 , ; 1,000 Surat, 51, are reported B,ooo:33aliejoeivlkbi 1,000 are on Iteulation anti for export: LIVERPOOL PRODUCE 11 APIEEI'..: 7 --Sister.. 21. -Struen: . ‘—The mar continues 3teady; 000 1 bags Dates are•reported at 4.05 i,, and 120 Mids. -fir,iireet• Cuba Museovad4ait 358. peT 044 - : . ' MoLisslB--325 pant . henis fine C 7 ' . ..intfh4; , .roP , '"' have also &Bilged hanta-Ut' 16s, 6d. pe:(i)adirixt), per ert:.fronz the RUM AN f COCOA per ewt p~•16~ NORTItERN DAILY TIMEK • •‘ . tendency . WWay 3 upward. The tleinfind'lor" , moneyryas brisker today. The large sum of €lo4,ooo'in gold was sent into the Bank to-day:. ' (From the Timee City Article;) TgrapAy ; EvnNiso.- 7 - 7 The English Funds opened at a reduction of k, but priees a resumed their steadiness before the close. The diminished purchases owacceunt . of the Savings' Bank did not seem to affect quotations. The market was ultimately 'strengthened by a further large amount of gold' being taken to the Bank, as well as by the announcement- of another Australian arrival. At the Bank to-day there was an increased demand for money: the - rate in the open market continues about 21 per cent. The: Railway Market has been inactive, but with a very strong appearance. The abundance of money continues to exercise a clout ifyi favourable in fluence in this department, by discouraging sales, and, at the - saine time t 'ihetbaing the desire to . invest. The • letters from St: Petersburg state that Mr. J. B. Kempe, the tallowveculator, is expected to) pay about 40 or 50 per cent. The St. Petersburg rate:of exchange, yesteffihy;; being, 34-111, the profit on remitting gold to London would be about 10 per cent., buff there is none to be hadi The merchanti are obliged to/ buy bills at a constantly ita creasing loss, and the integvity - of the currency iivpraro tically a fiction,. causing appr-ehen.sion of a new confis cation or compromise as reoveds the circulating nokiliunt. THE TEA 'VEADE. In the Pixel city article, of this morning, it is said the teamarket shows much firimibia at the late adVarce ; and, I; some' ilostances, higher prices have been paid. MNISftIIESTER SHARE MAIMET.---SEPT. 21 Londons, 951; Dover* 22 11-1;6;. Leeds, 951. LOIN1q)0N; CORN MARKErrPT 21 Few Wheat buyers at market. Where sales are made Monday's prices' arts obtained. Supply of Oats large again : trade slow;. sweet qualities grin; full prices. Other kinds , as on Monday. Other spring Corn un altered ; alsi , Flour. TO-MORROW. On account of whom it may concern.—To close accounts. To-morrow, the 23rd instaxt, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Sale-room, 25,,Temple-street,. _ _ 10 Bales ALPACA (airtind), ex Tjrnaguay, 13 „ DITTO, ditto, ex Peruana and Mystery. ex Christfra, „ Egyptian, damaged by sea water, ff 9°l W. GR:EAME and Co,, Wool Brokers, To-morrow, the 23rd instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers Office, 16, Exchange-huildipigs, 31 Hhds. CASTOR OIL,' ' S Tons TALLOW OIL, 7 Cases LAUD OIL, G Cases French SOAP. H. RAYNER & CO., Ls:rokers Apply to ' Apply to To-morrow, the 23rdinstant, at Twelve o'clock, at Braione, Hunter, and: Cot's Office; 1, , Dale-street, 10A Ifids. E. I. FISH OIL, 1700 Bar- MYRABOLAMS, 109 Bag GINGER, About 6 Tsti3'llOkelle C.IMWOOLL BROWNE, HUNTER, &'CO:, Broker. ♦pply to On account of whom it mar concern. -morrow, the 23rd inatanl,- at One o'clock, at the Brokers Sale-room, AthertottAbilaings, Date-streel, 44 Ballots ALPACA, citunaged by sea water , „ DITTO, sound, 230 B " catalogues, &t.,•app!irto HUGHES dv RONALD, Wool Brokers NEXT MONTIi On Thursday the 6: 41 October, at Tweive• o'clock., at the Broker's Offic ` 2 , 22, Tower-buil&ags-NorUr„, . 2.5,001,' East India KIPS. _ ex Princess Royal, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs-- Thomas and John Brocklebank, Mere ants ; or to SiallUEL .BECKV4Tif, 'Broker. Mit oiatt. PACKING..C,ASES-OP: SALE AT 75, DUKE-STREF, T. A Quantity Second= ON SALE, •hand ALE HOGSHEA DS and BARBELS, JAMES SWABS, PRICE, ct 14, South C; istle-street.. Apply to SULPHURIC ON SALE, AND MYRIATIC •ACID. BIGLAND, SONS,, Sr .11'.IltEYS 20, Exchange- buildings: Apply to ON SALE, REFINED TABLE SALT, Packed in termetically Sealed Earthenware .Tars, suitable for the Australian, South American, China, Ind ia, &c., Markets; W, ROCKLIFF. WORKS, ' RIGI3Y-STREET ON SALE, MANGANESE, SULPHUR ORE, ARSENIC;— - - "VENETIAN RED, / • SULPHATE OF COPPER, GEORGE "WILLIAMS, 32. Dale-street. Apply to ON SALE, THE CELEBRATED SWISS C I G AR S OP MESSRS. ORMOND AND CO., YRTET, A.IPIY to , _ as TO EXPORTERS AND THE TRADE.. ' —, Paris ; the final quotation or Great Luxembourg M: SALOMON, Importer of every descriptiOn. of 'was 7 to -1, and of Loinbardo-Venetitur, 1-1 to 24- TOYS, LEATHER GOODS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, remium. o alteration © importarice took F. iicY . MERCHANDISE, arid TOYS of - Every Kind, Whole sale and for ExPOrt,'n and 73, DUKE-STREET. The abOve place in American ~weurities.or joint-stock banks , g o ods can be had ill bond. - I An advance of per. cent, occurred in the deben- fours Andiau tures of the New Brunswick GOvernment, and of 1 in those of the• Now South Walti , s and South Unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty. On Thursday, the 6th October,. at Three o'clock, at Cunard, Australia. Wilson ; - "and co-.'s Sale-room,.Exchange , Liverpool, - The splendid British-bnilt Barque There was a moderate encintry . SEA ROVER, ,PAI.: 4 A„,, 234 tons late, and 212 tons - new register. Length, Stocks, and in some; partienTarly-P'ortuguese, in lt,:;';l ;1,00 , 1 111 feet 8-10th,; breadth; 20 feet 8-10th, ; denth, ---- - 12 feet 8-10ths. Built at Mostyn, in 1855,-of the creased firmness. was shown._ Mexican has also very best materials, and classed A 1 kr 13 years. This fine i vessel carries a large cargo on. a light draft, is very abundantly ' improved. - Turkish: - Six per Cents. left Off: tl found, and canbe sent to sea at once. In the Prince's Dock.-- , II& For inventories and farther particulars apply, to same as yesterday;. at 83 to , 84, old, and 68.-t CUNARD, WILSON, & CO., Brokers. to 691 new. . Russian Scrip. has. relapsed , - -to; 1 discount to par, Brazilian Five per Cents , . were negociateoi for the account at 103? -- The beautiful new Brigantine GRAMUS; Four-and-a-Half per Cents,. 1_85t3,. t.:LoiN 226 tons builder_ measurement, 132 'tons per ...;(0- .4:&0, register ; copper-fastened up to the wales, is of a 95; Grenada Active, 17; Mexican, , for the ,- - - --- beautiful model - and best - workmanship, rigged and fitted out ready for sea • the framework of heart of the account 21 1 ..2 and ' 1 • Peruvian Four best Denbighshire oak, which is not subject to the dry rot; ~ 2 ,- . - , , vessels built of it upwards of thirty years ago are still without and-a-Half per cent.' Uribarren bonds, 81: the least indication of the disease. Lent,th of keel, 80i feet ; • -; breadth over all, 224 feet ; depth, 121 feet ; estimated burthen, Three per Cents., for the account, 72 ;' Portia: 2.10 tons; draft, 12 feet; to macs, nine years A 1 at-Lloyd's.—. ._ _ . . • . " . - For further particulars apply to Mr. John Roberts, the builder, guese, 46 1 ; Russian Three per Cents., 61 ;. Bangor ; or to TONGE & CO., Brokers for the Sale of Ships, 1, Rumford-stpet. ditto Scrip, -1- discount ; Sardinian, for the account-, BY PRIVATE TREATY, et 861- Spanish Deferred, 34 1 - Certificates, 41 and p;L E The splendid new ship EGRIA, ' 2 1 1 • Turkish Six per Cents., 83; fbr- the account, .- Jraig„tkl 1,066 tons register, and 1,082 tons builders' - ' , : -, • - - • measurement. Length,l7Bfeets-10ths ; breadth, 831; New Loan, for the, account,, -4. 68 1 and 69i ; 36 feet 3-10ths; depth , 22 f e et 9-10ths. Built ,at Saint John , • - • N. 8., this summer, by thebuilder of the well-known and favour- Four per Cents., Guaranteed, 1021 ; Venezuela ite ship Rowena, and classed seven years at Lloyd's. She is .., . -a-ti _ constructed of the best seasoned heckmataek and Savannah 3-and-andalf per Cents., 271; One per Cents•, vt- § „ Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 654, ;- and pitch pine ; her frame is diagonally strapped outside with iron„ A i . and iron kneed complete on the stocks; the lower knees are s fastened with yellow metal bolts ; has pitch pine masts, top- Four per Cents. Certificates, 102 i,. masts, &e., a beautifully finished cabin, and outfit of the b est Milling Shares were firm, and in a number of • Liverpool manufacture, and of extra sizes. She is fitted with Cunningham's patent topsails, and all recent improvements. In addition to a very handsome model, combines great speed with cases higher. The following are quoted as busi varying capacity, altogether making her one of the finest ships ever built in the colonies.—For further particulars apply to ness done :—Tamar Silve r a nd Lead, 3; Tin Messrs. Liston, Young, and erchants ; or tO CUNA.RD, Co., WILSON, & CO., Brokers. ' d Croft, 5; Wheal Edward, 11; and. Wheat Mary , Ann, 33 1 and 341 ex div. Foreign Mines were 2 represented by Fortuna at 31 and 3a ; and North Rhine Copper at I and i. • The Produce Markets did not vary materially. A large business was nevertheless done in float- for Foreign aY .sait. 95,1; an& FOR PRIVATE SALE. • •Now building at an outport, and can be launched shortly, A very handsomely-modelled and useful - • - • SCREW-STEAMER, building under special survey to class nine years A 1 at Lloyd's. Length over all, 204 feet • breadth, 29 feet ; depth, 17 feet 3 inches ; about 772 tons builders' measurement, about 690 tons register, and about 550 tons, exclusive of engine room; will carry about 830 tons dead weight, besides a'..out 130 tons of coal in bunkers, on 15 feet 6 inches draft of water. Is flitted with water ballast tanks, which may be used either for ballast or cargo; has two tubular boilers, fitted with superheated apparatus, and direct-acting engines of 100 nominal horse power ; has a half-poop 60 feet long, and a full forecastle 34 feet long; is expected to steam from nine to ten knots. The workmanship and quality of material will be found on inspec tion to be of the most unexceptionable character.---For speci lleations, inventories, and further particulars, apply to CUNARD, WILSON, & CO:, Brokers, Liverpool. d ing cargoes of Coffee, and some operations in Tea, but otherwise transactions continued re- stricted The Metal Markets exhibited rather more• firmness, with little if any change in values. The traffic returns for the week, on the London and North-western Railway, are £83,417, show ing an increase of £4,115 as compared with the corresponding week of last year, and including the Carlisle receipts in both years. CURRY, KELLOCK, and CO., . 4 , BROKERS FOR THE SALE AN D PURCHASE *s* OF SHIPS AND STEAMERS, SHIP VALUERS, . 1it,,;',,44,:e• AND APPOINTED BROKRS 'r o TRY HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY w almer-buildings, Water-street. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON, Wednesday Evening WEDNESDAY EVENING. The Cotton Market to-day has been a little less The London Stock Market . to-day was quiet, sluggish, although still quiet, and prices, if at all its general features resembling, in a great changed, have been rather easier. The sales measure, those of yesterday. Consols at the amounted to 8,000 bales, of which 1,000 were on opening were slightly in advance of the rates quoted at last night's official close, but the Go speculation or for export. In the Liverpool Share Market an exceedingly vernment Broker's purchase bein g li m it e d to £ small amount of business only was done. `With £5,400 only, prices, if anything, are a sh a d e the -exception of Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, flatter, and Consols are now quoted at 95-} & for however, which has been sold at rather lower money and account. India Debentures of 1859 prices, the tone, generally speaking, was firm, the have been dealt in at 954- 1, and Exchequer Bills market closing with a hardening tendency. The 235. and 225. prem., large and small. A moderate business done included sales at the subjoined share of business has transpired in Foreign prices, viz.:--Birkenhead, 771 ; Eastern Counties, Securities, and values appear to have been There were At &In- some inquiries fOr So4li-igasttern o'clock London and NOrth-Westerir was quoted osi to t 4; South-Western; 923:t0 , 93'; - eitleilortian; Era to 881 ; and rastern Chunties ? .ssl t 6: 56: Indr wuaranteed shares ye been rather Satter. Greet Western of Caiiada Were also lteitvl while Grand Trunk stock imaroved to 35 In foreign: railways there has-been a rrie , m: Ram, Pernam-- IPT IN BOND, OR DUTY PAID, In any quantity not less than 500. buco, Great Luxembourg, and Lombardo-Vene - w. BUCKNALL, Importer and Sole Agent,, - - • _ _ 4, Exchange-alley North- 6226 d tian—in the latter case frorn, rices ; front, wa s chiefly in demand' at• ow: advance of cent., but iirseveral other - stocks an improvement lik , yvi . se took place, especiaffy in Caledonian; Narth British, and North;Eism.n. BOROVGII , nor' MARKET.--8i it: 21 Fine new Mops-are in request at very ftill prices ; but inferior samples= move off slowly at barelY tate rates. 'Platy' £285,000, - GLASGOIir-IttON -MARKET.—fir.- 21 Market steady.- All 5k 4d to 51sfid. TO COIIRESPONDENTS IJi►der no circumstances can we insert Communications not , acconnpanied by the author's red name and address, not necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. letters are encouraged on matters of public interest - Theyslaould be legibly written onone side of the paper only, and contain (it/confidence) the writer's name and address. gile 4,4t,t4t,rn'T.olle THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1859 THE DAY'S NEWS, The latest intelligence from Zurich announces that instructions had been. received .from Vienna,' to diaw up the instrument embodying the treaty of peace.. It is said thatitlie cession of Lombardy to Sardinia is included!. in the instructions,. but that no , mention is madit..-of the Duchies. A rumour has gain:elk considerable . currency and swine credence in PAris, to the effect thEtt Tuscany is to be made a sovereign state reigned over by Leopold;.. second son of the:Eing. of the- Belgians ; and that. Parma and 11fUdena are:talk made similarly- aver to the Archduke MaxiMillian, son-in-law .to the King a the Belgians, and brother tax: the Emperor Francis Joseph._ This rumour has. had some effect on. the Bourse:;: but in some quarters it is scouted„ as: a . ; chimera. • - The Bombay Mail,--some of the intelligence by which appeared in a portion of our impression of yesterday,---has brought, upon the whome,..satis factory news. The only rebels left are those few bands who are making nyedatory excursions in the mountain districts ; and even they are rapidly 'diminishing. The Mahomedan population in the Punjauli- appear to have: quieted .down: It is likely to give great satisfaetion to the people of India, that the salt - trade is to be thrown:open, Subjecttn an excise duty._ So many soldiers have taken advantage of their discharge,privilege,.that the Governor-General finds it difficult to obtain troops for . China: td 'Anything like the necessary ,extent- We . are to expect, it seems; some startling: an .nouncement from Diarritzi.concerning-the cation of the Italian queStion—one, it is said, that will exert no slight financial influence iriaiondiin, as well, as in Paris. If the intelligence we give elsewlmre from Pembroke be correct—and we believe there- can be no doubt about it—there is quite a squadron of men-of-war now building there, incltding a three-decker of 121 gam, and two 91 Ant.• ships, beside* three first-class. frigates of 51 guns, and five smaller vessels. These, we understand,. are some of the results. of Sir John Pakinghon's exertions at the Admitalty.. Tb announcemerci:thai the master builders of load.ort have already succeeded in obtaining near five thousand , : new hands, under •a: strict adherence to the declaration against; which the strilte• was direete4.shows that it has:.beenz very much a false moveintnt en the partloklthit" Lock ; out-'• workmen. It will be seem ! by ear reporkofilinißeneral. Cauainittee of thi:o3billish Association ..that the meeting of next, year- is to :be held at Oxford.. The. place that wee. brought r.to.reAuntediately iota 'competition, with Oxford' - was i Manchester, the claims of :isthiah, far the sumeecling : year will , be preferentially-considered. Lord Palmerston has been outtimtlie first sod 'of a new railvray- line, and - hasAtvailedi himself-of the opportnnityy of saying something : very gene ral as to certkin features of tio,polity-of England, - with respects; ,more particularlY i .to, railway enter s*. His;, remarks, it be; found, were apposite enough, though, of n wry special importance-, By the Liverpool, New atd Philadelphia Steamship s screw stc-amer City, ofWashington we have, news .by telegraph gout Queenstown. The intelligence thus receivedreakhes to the 10th instant from New York, but it does not include any political or general matter. of importance. + Tip?, Liverpool Financial Reform Association, having proposed to itself no fewer than thirteen. most exhaustive and imperial objects, comprising, everything that wealth, civilization, and religion. can achieve,---scarcely one of which the wisest of mankind, or the most powerful of nations, have been, able to bring to perfection ; but the conjunction of which has been for ever- beyond the mast adventurous skill of statesmanship, and even the wildest dreams of optimism,---it perhaps becomes us to take some knowledge of the miracu lous agency by which the great transformation is to be effected. We oan scarcely be wrong here. This, if any thing, is that call of wisdom to which all men should come and listen. Have we not found the GAMALIEL of this degenerate age, at whose feet it behoves all classes of thinkers and administra tors—the Politician and the Churchman, States man and Priest, alike—to sit with something of humility and a teachable spirit ? How is it that the world does not for a moment stay its course, that it may turn aside into these bye-paths where provincial genius sits in the scat of counsel ? :::OFFtE.—Motthin - g has taken . plate ittabags Pahl] Inme been eaten t - . RICE.—TEe , sales are . 'confined to Rangoon at 96 , :..6d. per ewt. SAG° Frc a=7O bags,firre at 16s_ - 6d: pee•ewt PIMENTO.—SOO bags at 30... to 3 4 1 d. PEPPER.-4—AOOO bags Singapore blatk-at41,4 2,ooo;:.Eags ST. JOIEWS MAR -SEPTEMMIC' 21 Beef 15 1 1b , 0 • 5 0: 71 Mutton „ 0 6 „ 0 7 Veal. Lamb, fore qr „ •O' '8 „1) 7 „ hind qr „ 0. .•0 „.0 0 Fresh Pork „ 0 " SA-,, • G.] Lobsters „ 1 i 0„ 1 4 Turbot Bret Haddocks -.4 ~ 0 Salmon - 1 ' a Soles COrl Fish „ Or• 4 „ 0 G Fresh Butter „ V 2;, 1 Salt ditto „ ei 1O ~ 1 Grapes, for Do. Eng Clxerries Piv% SlOupb, - 2' 6, Ducks 1 0 , Rabbits, IP c'ple Oi 'Pigeons, „ 0 It 0, Grouse, 41 brace •3 0' Partridges perbr.l 6 ~,22 Black Game 4 -:6 Oi Pheasants,Vbme4 e Snipes Gtutaskts, r. 0' Gosseberries,p,qto - 7 0 „.,0 0; fitrawberries,Pqto,' 0 0 Larls IP data•o 6",,.0.310 'Geese eac1i, 4 ,4 6 .„.. 6 0: 0 Turkeys „ 2 6 * w .,44 6 HMIS £ucumbers, each : 0 1 6 Mxieots, : Perd3o.o - 0. 0 Peaches, each .... 0 0 ;Jr 0 Mlles, for., eact. •2 6 Do; 4Eng Damsons 0„ 0 8 Eggs ' • V 124 - 6 - 0 6 - 6 Peas, % peck 0-'0 „,0 0 Potatoes, peek 0• 8 , .1 2 isparagus, VlOO af Oj y,..0 0 a, 0 , 10 :„,.11 0 LONDON PROD' ICE 111ARKET.—SErreaturF: 4.. SUGAR.—The market trie6. 195 hbis. 89 , Ikisu !Porto Rico soh at , rather easier rates. Limy. - to4filie `yellow, 38s. to 45 - gi-6d. --- COFFEE.—Puhile.oales h2re - gon:.. off 'attfull ratdB , 9o. ffar. Cuba soli at- 655. 6d. t0:731f.. 6d. The. The market. firm RlM—The market stead-if soktat 6s. 9d. Common ercingott; 1;000 taga,sitkupeni SA.GO.-250=b'ox2s sold - thT6g.to 17s. 6it SALTPETRE RITE.-6,5130; Wes ar k , rates at aloud paftlibux Dsci*obbS.--170 lons Denning° _L - ngwooi; at. £4 ss. ; fifty. tens. Jamaica> at £4 2s. 6d. ;seventy. tons Honduras at £4 17s. 6ct in.£s; 130 ion. TOttaseo,at £6, and one tar Zirote Flistio , at £l7 10s..perton: DAYsslvrEitras i . Sce.—.Two , risks Cream.-o£.Tartar• alt 117 s. 6d. ' • 150 bales.eighteen; months Naples • Maier Root at 405.. • -700 bags,Bhitirnore Bask , at. 6,13: 94 • twenty bales gianilair at; ; sixty- two ,serang. Gum; Gedda at 24s to ,255.. 600 bags Myrabelaans at 9s. to 10s. 3d.i„-forty-six,bags of India-rubber- (hsgro head) at ls.: 8e1.;; fifteen-tone best 3r&,- , liritastone at £8 10s. ; twenty tons . Iktratz at 14s. 6d.,.t0 , L15 - s. 6d 450 bags Cardatta Saltpetre-at 40s. for 4tper, scut. and 40s. 6d. fax-r3Ter .cent.;; small sales of Pearl Ashes at 28s. OILS, &c..,—Palm, st 4 I©s. to £4s;.,five taus; Lisbon Olive at t 61); tbirty . kggskrads Gromnie4gt-Oil: at 315.; 300 barrela common Do= at 4s. 33E ;:Spivits. of Tur pentine atl34s. per cwt.. • LONDON MJNLITG MARKET, StraosancEß 21 The Minims Ma et continues film; - with - a good amount,of business, West Caradon,,Shazc& continue izr deniand; with an. up rd tendency-, and am marked in the' Stock Exchange 145. Grea4;Wheigi Alfred have, been dealt in in, that establisliptent., at ti t and Tamar at 3. There has; also been some .business in Shire& Vale of Towey,. Ilerodsfoat, Gasat Wheal Tor. Colre,Copper Atiting Shares canting* in demand,. and are ; marked. 47. There are alse,stima inquiries for ling-. lis4 and ,Australian Copper, whielt have been, dealt in at • Other foriign alai' colonial; deseriptiencam 'steady. LONDON TALLOW 3LVAKET.—SErTEmazit. tjt The. market is steady at: the Wowing quota,tiOnis. : Town tallow, 565. 3d. net cash; Petersbaq T.C. on the spot,. 575. to 575. 3c1,.;. September, 575. ;, Ollttober to December, 575. 3d. to 575. 6d, ; do., separatels,,Srs. 6d, SALFORD CATTLE MARKET — SWEEmasR 21 Beasts 1,912 ; sheep and lambs, 9,116.;: calves, - 94. Best beef, 6d, to 63-d. ; middling, 5d,, to, 54d. ; cows, 4d.'to sd. ; best welders, 7d. to 7,-td. ; ewes, sd. to 6d. ; lambs, 6d. to 7d. ;, calves, sd. to 7d., GLASGOW CORN MARKET.,---SEprnEBER 21. The demand for Wheat was less, active than on Mon day, but foreign firmly held fe 3d to 6d per 244 lbs. over prices of this day week.. For choice samples of new extreme advance freely raid. Flour in moderate demand, at an improvement of 6d. per sack, Barley dull, and tendency downward. Beans and P eas droop ing. Oats just the turn aga inst sellers. O a t mea l re ceded 6cl, to is. per load. Indian Corn A small retail sale at 18s. per 280 lbs, The following appeared in a portion of our impression of yesterday . THE MONEY MARKET. (Rom the Daily News City Article.) TUESDAY EVENING.—The Funds opened with a con tinued tendeney to improvement ; but this was checked during the morning by the circumstance that the pur chase by the Government broker for account of the Savings' Bank was limited to £5,000 Consols, instead of £lO,OOO, -as hitherto. In the afternoon, however, more buoyancy was shown, and a fresh advance of 1- per cent. was established. In several of the other markets, especially that for British railway stocks, the taiw is it that the State toes not suspend its legislation - f - the - Church its schemes tof moral reform ; NatiotiaF Finance its endless- sh3r and subtleties ? The Cumbrous machine of national . and social policy„ whose wheels drag heavily, arsd with much dust and, noise, labours superfluously, and is a mere - waste of power. 'Here are Nve toiling up " steep ascents, starting on innumerable ways and.drawing. back again, ad vancing on - , eVery -pOint-which shows an attractive outside, and for ever finding it a deception or a snare ; while all the time there is one short and Royal road which goes straight at its object, the entrance upon which. lies even before our feet, and. where the new lights wait with ready ser- to guide and cheer us to the certain goal of: happiness , and virtue. This is one great blessing of the new philosophy. There is no Ong ap: prenticeship to be servedito its lessons.- What it does well its does also quielily. -Though it offers to attain' vast and astounding results, it does !sot seek to) hide any bareness it might: seen to have, under the tortuous eompikations of the process. The . secret is inifc4n. and read of all men; it is protlahned on the house-tops ; it is poured abros.d in concise pantiklets ; it is enshrined in a "*blue-book," wLich, to , distinguish from the blue-Vtok of a selfish. oligairchy—the notalili "four hundred"---is call all"' thepeople's it tip* on the tongtm in a dissyllabic fOrmula ; anic is , so far from Bcing esoteri3 -that , itt exposes itself' to disbelief . and contempt from , its .sim- Pik WY. NZI6. possibly, all Ms is the totch , of genius whiah: - &Mains . clumsy' processes, and outstrips the Minerrii. Yet, shall it Be confOssed, we have gone to the, manifestoes og - tliese mat 'Reformers- with something of the fbeling; with which ai sick man encounters that sacred. cat-- ner w newspaper, where rage the brilliant fancy; the slzblime prophecies, the confident and generous, sympathies z• of HoLLGIMY "If this pill would but restore a MORRISEIN "Vvastiniiiifr; and throw off the 'ill-humOur " which. seem: to have eaten into the ConstitatiOn;. " how Short - and convenient the process ! Is it to , "be believed•that promises shculd be lavished witlt " such magnificent profusion and confidence, drat " least these men did, not themselves believe in their nostrums ? Is'nt it at least. worth a. " trial?" Yet ten to one the end is, that though we think ii likely the inventors themselves-quite trust in their . universal remediks, we dismiss the glowing prospectus with a sigh or a pslw•, and call h r.. the, clumsy, old. Blohis after ,all. Now we confess that we alwayS suspect the charlatan, when: the projected remedy or refOrnv is based upon a single abstract the4s, which affects to bear: the whole superstructure': a science, and to , be surrounded - at' all points <by an irrefragable logic. Diseased blood, says the quack, is the_ source of all di4pasE blood, and the disease, no matter what it is called Taxes, sa3 the Financial ke- -purifS , must be subdued. formers,- are levied for two objects ; th protection of property And; the protection of life, Nov, as the working mats possesses life only: and not pro perty, he should- not be taxed for the protection. of the latter. Both the judicial and the financial quack are very logical, and if you admit their premises, it _would seem almost certain. that tile full conclusion_ must follow.' Possibly, it. in ;the one case, we were. not required to swallow .a in the other, to•revolutionise a system, we should' not care to question the beauty and the sequence of the theory:. But, let us ask, in the. first place, is it •possible , to , apportion the national taxation, on such a definite plan ? And, if it: were ; . would be the•object? After all, all classes. of citizens are- to, be called upon for:their propor- tionate contribution to the national- revenue, even according- tosour new authorities. If, therefore, the State exacts no more than their just propor tion, of what importance is it what particular branch or the- public service ostensibly demands it ? Money-is, naoney, taxes are , taxes, no• matter what therare pretended to be levied for. The State is one andindivisible ; speaking without profanity, even in. the State we are " all_ membems ine of " another ;"' always in the long rum suffering together f and rejoicing - together ; the, , national compaet binds us with the same ties, and secures us equal, services, and answers . good. end which is not, good; for the whole family of the Common wealth,. National peculiarities are not such as to split np the Imperial system, irate, several con flicting; or wholly inarked. : off interests. There in. a complete interdependence throughout the whole, and everyone 1)0,5 a vital interest in the general wealth an,cl 4 general prosperity. If Nvw take the trouble,. therefore, to examine narrowly the formula: on which our local financiers profess to: base , the plausibility of their scheme, we may ask,—Are not the working classes as much interested in the protection of property as the capitalist himself? We do not say to the same extent, or to the same amount of money, c ounterl up in pounds, shillings, and pence ; but we. say as much interested as to the arts and means. of living ; as to the power of ac quiring the comforts and necessaries of existence? The produce of the capital of this country is in one sense the property of all the people in it. All are supported by it, and concerned in its safety and protection. The capitalist, by what we may call, the accidents of Providence, in one way the labourer, by the arrangements of the . same Arbiter, in another. But both for the one great object which is alike to all, from the throne to the cottage ; the means of living comfortably and happily, according to the necessities or the tastes of their different modes of life. Descending to particulars, is not the work man as much affected as the owner himself, when' a mill stops work ? Or, if we come to police protection," would he suffer less if the mill suaniaz a Mg were burnt to the ground. by the malice of an incendiary_? The principle will hot heir discuision, It seems to partake too mincll of that character which Mr. BRIGHT his imparts •d to hisl/4 politisal exercitationsi a character derived: from the artificia.division of the body of the nation into wholly separate classes, having *holly different and even conflicting interests'.- It is the sam e principle' which, in the one case, must lead to revolutitra and chartism; and, in the ot h er , to revolution and communism. Let it not be • charged, however, that 0111 We do position, as yet, is more than negative not offer to afin T that the burden ,of "tarafi°l3l_ may be more equitably proportioncd: * ll , say, that the formula upon which the Financial: Reform Association bases its projected re -arrange' meat, is false in logic and in fact, TIIE has been a - wonderful increase 4 1- t he Shipping Trade of France during the presel,lt century, but more especially since the principles of Fit* Trade have been introduced'- and adopted in this. anuntry We take. from official statisti c ^ 9 certain tables of the trade iitYrards maxi outwards, for a series of years, which appear-- in =other Page of- out present impression We • eolleet from those retums that 6.o'll oll * s , of vessels-( rench) entered invards. has , increased fronti4ll2r since 1827 to 10,53541 a 1858:1: that by 64. A tonnage of A2B,433_between 1811 andloM6 ha* grown into 1,568,396/ as the: fig loB9 for 1858 , exhibit—a difference in excess 1,139,933 • tons.- The, total ineMak, therei brßl' in the periods , 'specified, is nearly - 300 per gent''; and let it'be observed., that this increase has-been' principally'. in. shipping to Britishs ports. for instance, in4185Cri.846 French ships were repo here, witli;.so,l3G , tons; in 1857 tht.nuinber 'creased to , 1432.4 and. in 1858 t! !,716 ships' the latter year being 233;541 109 or, an increase of 183;405 tons, contrasted wi th 1856. We gather . froca the same return that the number of 'French ships in 1827 was 4;170, the tonnag6 of cumber a tonnage of 402,283- In 1858, the x French ships-; was , %270, with a tannage a 1,406,471 ; showing in ships,• during that peri od ' an increase of 4;100;. arid in tonnage 41;004,188' This indicates the great and rapid striais wh ich France ;has made in. hr mercantile maLine, particularly in her YoutwuPll. trade. AlthOugh our Shipowners have had toventella with, many heavy - port dues, high different ° ditties, ,and. a non-reciprocating principle; _there has, notwithstanding; been., a regular increase the arrivals and clearances of foreign ships in the periods here indicate& "But it must be remarked, that British vessels 'constitute only one-third " j this amount, in the entries of the years IBsVilou 1868. It is rumoured th t! very important chang69 are about "to be made by the. EMPEROR NAratiEo-Ni the F,rench Tariff, and. that reductions will b e made on goods introduced from the United:Rior 'dom. We hope these reports" are true, and •th 3t; his Majesty will apply his mind to the furthe r development of the commerce of has already so greatlyr augmented under his ru le ; ,The commercial of France has- hither t been essentially an aggressive.. one, partaki ng' of that Continental system, established: 1:!, , -NAPOLEON L We shall be glad to filid.L° li i -.NAPOLEON relaxing relaxing the protective and-,13191113.4i t0ry duties of the country over which he Pile; and into which, _we- believe, he is desiroto• introducing,—if it can be done 7ithoutirrita t l: his subjects,—the principles of Free Tradei accepted and_ adOpted in this Country; but, ' 111) particularly in making us a congenial coticedres- siren, by opening the ports of Francei afr have opened to hint-the porta of Eland.. ba By such a system of reciprocity.vi p4abled to multiply a hundred-fold: the in- to ekange Of our commerce: We should. be able consume their suaplus produce in, wineih ,fxii ies s and silks ; while , they would obtain, et Lt La ,.. ,, cost, our 'Cotton-prints, 'woollens,. and: iranL i c t u, ! in theingtufaetwe of which Weare-maresw P de r :and have greater. facilities, theam they AS the restrictive- and• prohibitory-I -Pits t ° ' . 11-1 of trade' has been:subjected, Franee:has, s i l i - co o' the disadvantages .whieh such,a, system. PAl9°l 4. 9 been so prosperous, as tho late eißcial re" her indicate, how; much more. woulsi it be t° lls e interest to revise her Tariff, and. remove a ll u t- i ;ty• impediments to that great- latent cap a— ji• which, uniler an adverse system, she alr e- s i displays. Our French, neighbours, as Icre know, am a most ingenious people; but it is generally known among us what a varictpouill a multiplicity of articles they produce , i ao might find a ready market in thi s country" ws4sb those reciprocal arrangements one wottl a oat to see fairly and fully established. 119 g. this would directly extend their Si l ir r t 0- 11ut indirectly y it might do so to a very g e l .* o ija tent, in all parts of the world, since i t sho ve stimulate their commercial energies, a" ti de. them how they might cultivate a Slr a on. in other and more distant quarters, tha n t ' ur for England has -a deep interest in this m atter ; , de votc , - just in proportion as our French a ll y w oe., herself to commerce, will be the seeuritY: s.i in ° tufty, for peace and amity.j" -- As t o a o a ds to any other rivalry th an that of 311 - o t of tageous emulation, on either side-- 1 " arc pre those who would entertain the slightest al) hension on any such score. Great as has b een th e mutual incroa- gib- - se 0f C O illi be et merce in France and England , it may regret much furthe r ex t en d e d. We shou ld not r,, to see the Shipping o f France double itself,' and obtain a full share of the carrying trade Gins the world. Our common discomfiture ill. e n will, doubtless, have the effect , in the