Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-11 00:00:00

A POPULAR HISTORY WORKING CLASSES ADDRESSED TO THE IVOT DING CLASSES THEMSELVI THEIIt It[ iE F-L AND POLIT PART I , A TFTII CHAPTER SIXTI THE PRINCIPLES OF IOVERNELEN 1' CONSIDE RE tlerlast chapter.) ale of the too apt•ty country merely speet mined tw reff adopt this su only be d and circa: in tended offer two tances of t any nth( the 1) munitN institut happiness.. Civ without th reigns, v anxion nearer Europe= , ns by surro gnorasoo of th popular c would ha' of Amesno ation€ of the truth of thi Itussia was received from' astrumentality of her save 3 for their own power and glory IVOrE whicl the barbarism benevole 4 nt and the a follower stances of salutar bief XI possession his gov-er inseparivil cost the peon have keut t of pub the cap. le won d a splendid administered, not t for tt class of persons, but for t: governed. In all c extend the na hands o , o pular n. In the co u this histor wielded king, n Ulm ,was concent —that i this simpl the entire property and mmtity ; and it was doubtless New Shares should be country —the tioa of productive ovct€ sition of politic ndered nt 1 power; and it ;is Well during t dominati as un time still continue to until gmdual . car by the E Simila similar E s on the Cont.in when 11 ' Court of Appeal, a n d l as tl the most It t suppre for constitut naive of all arise solely development :of new reroute( interests. And much to say ti: triumph—j)ccaus gather strengtk those by which basis,. must, becoc ulentlN my co. may t of the Itis. igs t re will term] the IMaster Of 'hai6 be with thefraucis , ,which have ter, _Europe .of r ive in place of en commit- auth6rit court and can rnysel rid as tit, y have tL a main I litenders 'to . jtbstice, or pu 7_• - - int is one for P. OVerioo [tether t The sam be said •of the 1 are on judges viho hav e T,, A , . „ . e adverse [nzirie to th hat of b6i and calltbion han of reason. I sentatives of t he ejectments aULII/1. Curve. be em or the ;Intl prices from last week e reported. During the day, dullness has be woo feeling it at, Seeurit ( w n; and I claimed £2,759 rent will :were _both,a.dmitted by Mt, tori. O.C. vlto appeared f and fT pretended t for the rt vt rather buy traint momEnt. Thi a-fuU.pourt ass traiisai avowal of t it shelters is .1-tuv and lc gin th, be r t's exercise for wrrie.la To rent given r .s, I apps be I ©" Ti 6 _ . , ,,iced .nr. `Litton, allowed the cost s o f p repar i ng. an d of Cana„ elligenceof the corn filing!his account. A woman , M "Mrs. Ellis Ryan, also Do. most advantageous, in - - acted, and • was allowed to acco un t, a t th e en d o f In the General P ro d uce M ar k e t s t hi s wee k t h ere has leen some acti v ity i n severa l o f t h e lead i ng several years, -as.a receiver in thi s c h ancer y su it. —,.ssaGGv, :that in- the s e c l asses articles. A good de man d h as preva il e d f or S uga r , -yew will ''oe asked, "is it p oss ibl e , th a t th ere I the excluske.goverordent of the . and an advance from 6d . t o i s per cwt. h as b een is no bitter protection for orpha ns an d m i nors i n h er new interests into i m p or t ance realised. In Molasses an d R um a l so a pretty • fair Majesty's dominions ; and th a t suc h t hi ngs can b e '4h and :knowledge by th e b done in the light .of day ; and that there i s no business : has been t ransac t e d . C o ff e e i s neglected ; -ecessary. a.,: ; r4c-,w dispo redress'for the sufferers ? " B u t I h ave d er i ve d my but a moderately a c ti ve i nqu i ry preva il s for Tea, and 'c. well : known that prices are ld to lid hi g h er w i t hi n a month. Other knowledge of these facts from the r ecor d s o f th e su i t ,. of ; nestoc,ratic the present and public and Parlia men t. I n th e meant i me, the they are open- to the closest in s p ec ti on o f th e articles dull and quiet. traction publ - . The dullness in th e C orn T ra d e cont i nues, and though there is not muc h pressure to sell, the few ordinary -redress it . ' such cases, is a c os tly a p pea l to party. thr. 111-..---- 1, ather costly appeal to the transactions.reported from d a y t o d ay are generally . to the House of L or d s , in favour of b u y ers . T o -d ay ' s market was thinly attended .: 123 ,_ 12 , 75, and only a retail business is rrovision Trade there has not been ~„-t. rut cf ma t c l y , t h ere are p h ases in my cas e much business doi ng thi s wee k . In the lust which render-th ose appet l s unnecessary, and give ' senee of fresh ex p or t or d ers, the dealers in - Ime a perfectrigb±- to go to:Pa r li amen t at once w i th Beef prefer wo r ki ng o ff t h e i r stocks to 'rile late Irish - Chancellor_ the the p a y i ng Present prices. Fine - qualities are Woolsaok,,, and firmly held, but f or the or di nary descriptions a In made acquaint e d decline would p ro b a bl y b e conc e ded. Pork,. with lifted on the considerable s u ppli es , c hi e fl y repacked, is lower about km . no Ste s 2s. 6d. per b arre l, w i t h out lead i ng to much business. p . Bacon - continues a slow sale at late rates. The stock ' -, h ' their of American Cheese is much reduced, so transactions -mall scale. title is 104:z _ _____...... -mita advices, ~c of th e d ev i sees anilcl.repre ...., „... . -- and reports of th e monetary cond i t i on of Germany, lessor of the , lands against whichoper ate against the Mark e t f or G oo d s an d Y arns; were 'brought. :I n my ejcetmants I but, producers being well engaged for forward delivery, a re i n diff erent , and only in cases wher , clared on a lease execrated • by--the man Wh o -di e d possession of the estates I claim, and one of whose fresh contracts are sour'lit for can an-- ' ' ..., sou; ht . ' ~ , y giving way. in the prevalent üblic Funds and 6s 934 to 94 ; Exchequer Bills, 23 to 2G 219 to 221.;:and New Threes, 92a to 92 • • re Market, but so far prices The following were gate, Nottingham, and CaleclOnians, 781, 794 ancashire, 85, 87 Great Northern to oppose nade before i quotation Bank Stock, —the Corn; •.Fleas ; and y e t that full i of counsel ion against with my title by ti .kkeyond . the . fa.et thirty-four years. consent, and they ;till refuse ution against the tenant i!LJ, Wilt) 'LULU allowed • judgment - The judwas were made acquainted . exhibit a tendency t o a d vance .e menwholad nothing to .show the closing p r i ces: — hat Ef,...stern *Junction,. 5,1 -Ambe Ea!tern Counties, ho .Itali e gh and Glaiiow the leo righnt no or 99, 'WO Edwbur ; ditto A, 80, g B2 . 55 ; East .74,. -72; Great W, [ley 'would S was- Et owed on his court: ,trough the on America the independant ci c;sei; I theni to exerci Tnment from absolute mauarehy reins, as it wer 14-11appiness ;. of indivi ?rott. , ote themsel ;al ;chaff Ind afforded ot one pers - on, or a, 'benefit of the as. ;we have , power ~.was .6n in --- --- -- w ""`' '''" “I" u •Y L " • Being an orphan and a minor when this fraudulent died 9z - 1(14i - responsible authority i -suit of Stubber v, 'Wolfe was commenced, I was lied by the vices entitled • to ' the especial protection of the Court of B Chancery ; but as this,would not suit the purposes of uch as war, -c, ral welfare. at the property, usurpers who conc oc t e d that stilt, it Lion .of political power in was necessary t o bring me before the court as a person of full age, and capable of protecting my In this way decrees were obtained lame, and under these decrees my money has been fraudulently appropriated for year's. . Two receivers were also appointed at my suit, with the other plaintiff's, over our real estates. These two 'receivers- were named Edward and George Blood, and were appointed in 1829, and from that date, to the present hour, they have not filed an account—. wolve into the a period of thirty years—to show what a moun t o f our it and capacity rents they , received, or what they did with our ccouut to the court for SEVEN ppointmemt; and when he wa ieral aubstitu.t4 courts, and by which.a set of designing knave,. enabled: to bring me-before the Court of Chancery on- adult, while' I was a minor, and thus to :make away with a large real estate worth several thousands a-year, which my brothers, sister, and myself. . _ inherited in fee on the death of my- grandfather who was the last male heir in tail and rema and heir general of his ,inder, limself at that Atlantic „ 74d „ 6 9-16 d Total taken for consumption, 1859, 97.3,340ba1e5. 1858, „ export (actual) „ 130,572 „ „ •-meas of national improvement, or even to -nen the information which the responsibility of , legish.tion needs; while,the -kr- .g parliament .deprives - repairing the , error -Iliwchoice within any .reasonable period of recovery, and-gives to the.representative the means of trading at ,, will upon a trust which should alWays fte canSidered as held under constantly renewable to his` •' The. mare :the •principles of representative government are con , sithred, the. stronger • Will be - the conviction that - - much entitled to have the. elector of th nearis as the people are to Author reserws.to himself rpuolication or translation:l TI ON OF JUSTICE 7.2 V 'DIET, ;vn THE NORTHERN TTIA! rds to thank you for your I the 3rd inst., on thi s most-im- Atter of the reformed 'law in lily' observed, " Judge 'by the to have my case-settled elected legislature is. Lfficient period of .tri ossess a reasonable Nd..ese artic les beit4 , Co7 yrW tJe privilege of fa IDMINISZ TO THE ED cannot find ,rial rema ( portant subje, Ireland is, a ;hest 1 having the ben we at this in any suit, Are nt must, indvd,eease to over-ride -law. It mly be resorted to to defeat the good and useful lation of modern slim and all our effc )n in the h of the . law as it is, and not ;ss-it , was interpreted one niundred years ago. 'Parliament has• not attempted to overthrow the `fundamental laws-- by which landed property has ''-been held, and haadestended for centuries ; although, in the working of the Incumbered Estates 'Court, de _fan% worth made to a as far as it has gone, onl extends to correcting the abuses .and abomination rfov.r the ma n had been rc,-;iv ithout in THE NORTHERN TIMES SATURDIa, JUNE ii, IS U 9 MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LivEßPoccf.,•FritlEy Evening. There has been rather merelrusiness done in the - Cotton Market - to-day, the sales reaching 8,000 bales, of which 1,000 are on speculation and fbr export. Messrs. Edmund, Jardine .and Co., in their circular of Lhis evening, in• alluding to the week's business, say:— The large business transactedlastif7eek, combined with the dull accounts from India, have ,affected our market, and it has boon extremely lniet,.the demand being limited both from the trade and for export; prices have, however, been very steady, and we do not alter Our luotations, excepting for American descriptions' below Middling, whi are a turn in favour of the buyer. .Sea Islands, Brazi Egyptian, and Surat, are all unchanged from Friday last. Messrs:Wright, junr., and'Co., remark :-- With the departure of the Europa, the animatio reported in our circular advices of 3rd instant as - • of upwavds of two millions sterling in the coin and Million, notwithstanding the drain incidental , !to the rear. The circulation has fallen off, whilst I the piivate and . Treasury. deposits have largely increased. The bills discounted show a considerable increase, instead of a decrease, as was expected in . some quarters. The Traffic Returns of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending 21st May, were 38;240, being a decrease of - ZBBII when compared with the corresponding week last year. Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co. an nounce that a dividend of 2s in the pound will be - -payable on the 14th inst. on 'the estate. of Hyde, 'f-Hodge, and Co., of London, and James Hyde and - ;-Co., of Honduras. The - freehold property of these houses is to . be sold by ,public au c ti on i n Honduras prevailing week in our Cotton Market subsided, and we have once more relaxed into a quiescent state. . Spinners, holding.a present supply and receiving additions from the ship's side. on the 27th inst. The - ..estates4extend over about one million of acres. The finest .mahogany and other valuable woods grow in the greatest abundance. The soil is described as very rich, producing sugar, cotton, and other valuable articles of ready sale and general consumption, The warehouses and goods at Belize, as well as the oxen, horses, and mules about 500 in number—and the brigantine Eliza, will have only purchased sparingly, and the inquiry from eculators and exporters has not been sufficient to impart any life to the daily transactions, which scarcely exceed 6,000 bales. Pikes are not materially altered ; but, as•is usual with a slow demand, buyers have the turning point in their favour, and the offering stock is large, particularly of the lower classes. The disposition is, in fact, manifest to await the arrival of the heavy •quantity known to beat sea, and the effect it may produce when landed. Most magnificent weather gives promise of a bountiful continental also be included in the sale of this great mercantilE property. SECO ND ED ITI ON. politics dministration•.;ir IN OATHEICS TIMES OFFI :SATURDAY, 9 A.M. our holy parliame expanding; notwithstanding that the abundance of 111oire-y -seeking profitable employment ' has induced the Bank Directcrfs to lower the rate of interest to 3 per cent., and in the open market Discounts are available on even better terms. The total sales of the week, including what has been forwarded from the ship's side, amount to 37,690 hales, of which 3 . 0,450 are Ame r i can . S pecu l ators have taken . 460; and exporters 5,730, leaving 31,500 bales of all kinds +n fhn frorlo -- at _ - . • • - _ - THE WAR IN ITALY. RETREAT OF THE AUSTRIANS. The Times has received a despatch from its corres pondent, dated - VIENNA, Thursday Evening.—Yesterday, the 2nd Austrian army had its head quarters at Codegno, on the Adda. •ImericaE The qiiantity known to ports is about 225,000 bales.. COMMERCIAL. 44 to 5M The Funds showed a little dulness at one period. In the afternoon, however, the markets resumed a decidedly firm appearance, and Consols left off about a per cent. better than :Tract/m..10n 'Ph, _ r 9ss,Blobales 92,804 bales 16,020 22;730 40,870 350 619,430 ume, 1858.581,950 14,810 14,000 55,210 3,350 639,439 The Liverpool Share Market showed symptoms of improvement to-day, more, however, in prices than in, the actual amount of transactions. The following sales are reported ;—Chester and Birkenhead, 68 ; Eastern Counties, 10 15-16 ; London, Brighton, and South Coast, 109! ; London and North Western, 891, 891, 89,4, ; ditto one-eighth Shares, 1d ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 331; Midland, 981, 989, 981, 98? ; Dovers, d 9 9-16, 19, 19 11-16 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, f 871.-; London and ,North Western (Cheshire, and Holyhead Branch), 48 ; Mid land North Western, 131. The following were the closing pric es : —Ch es t er an d Birkenhead,- 64 ;68 ; Caledonian, 781, 78 , 1 ; Eastern Counties, 10,1:1; East Lancashire, 85, 86 ; Great Northern, 99, -101 ; Great Westerns 4; 541 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 88*, 885; London and North Western Stock, 89-1, 89* ; Ditto one-eighth shareS, 1 11-16, d ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 351, 35,ci ; Midland 981, 99 ; North British, 531, 54 ; North .dshire, 41, 4 d; North Eastern -- Berwick ; York _.orth - Q,- tock.this day tuan :yesterday. The plethora in the Money Market i.continues to exercise a stimulating influence. The demand for money - in the Discount Market to-day was rather brisik, bat the terms for the best two months' paper did - not exceed 21, to 21- per cent. Bills having only a few weeks to run, could be negociated even at 21 per cent. The discount department at the Bank was very idle. The fresh fall on the Paris Bourse, in the face of the successes of the Allies and the strong position of the Bank of France, is very remarkable. The course of policy in England seems to be watched with a good deal of anxiety. - Daily News City Article, Friday Evening. The Funds have been without much variation. The public seem to have discontinued their par chases. In the Discount Market to-day there was an increased demand, and the rate for the best paper was 24- per cent. No change of importance in foreign exchanges. A sum of £16.000 in gold was sent into the Bank. Large arrivals of American and Russian gold are announced. The Produce Market, during the week, have been very steady, and have closed to day with a stronger tone; but, except in one or two instances, prices remain without further change. The Railway Market has again shown increased buoyancy, and nearly all the leading English Stocks closed at an advance -of tito bper cent. Times City Article, Friday Evening. THE NORTHUMBERLAND AND DURHAM DISTRICT BANK. —OR Friday, Vice Chancellor Kindersley sanctioned the declaration of a further dividend of ss. in the pound, pay able in July. The dividend now declared will absorb about half a million sterling. A previous distribution of ss, in the pound has already been effected. General liquidation is said to be progressing favourably. Stock, Staffor 191;1-6, 19 to; aoutii Eastern and Dover, Dutch Rhenish, .6 4 1 , 64 d ; Great 144 ; Do.. New Shares, Western of - Canada, 14 t Luxembourg, 5,5 y ; Grand Trunk -16, 81; Lombardo-Venetian, la, d.; 1 1 t; d. THE NEXT CABINET.—The Advertiser says Lord Derby and his colleagues will this day (Saturday) place their resignations in the hands of her Majesty. Lord Palmerston will receive her Majesty's command to form a new ministry. Mr. M. Gibson, Mr. Cobden, Lord Elgin, Mr. Cardwell, the Duke of Newcastle, and Mr. Herbert, .are spoken of as likely to enter the new cabinet. The Post desires to see a liberal government on a broad basis. The Star says a new government must of necessity be termed on a basis as broad as the body of Liberal opinion. It is the majority of the majority that must rule. The Times remarks that now of course begin the real difficulties of the crisis. Unless the 323 agree to sink differences and hold together, we shall not have an united and stron,c administration. MILII,TBATAL 0 ,Saturday) norning there were, including the tellers and the speaker, 638 members present. Out of a total of 654, only six members remain unsworn, three of whom are Conservatives and three Liberals. Mr. Gladstone, who said nothing in the course of the debate, and Mr. Roebuck, and . Mr: Lindsay voted in favour of the government. The Post points out the incapacity of the government during the crisis of the last six months in foreign affairs. At one time it outraged diplomatic decency, by holding up to indignation the conduct of France and Bardinia towards Austria, and a few days afterwards made the same attack, with laudable impartiality, in her turn, on Austria. The result was that both at Paris and Vienna the influence of the English Cabinet was set at nought. The Ti mes , .referring to the ministerial defeat, recapittilates the career of Lord Derby's Cabinet, as follows : - The Government first stepped in with an admitted minority, only two-thirds of the other side: At first they modestly felt their way, begged for indulgence, were thankful for favours, were open to advice, took hints, and were content to sit by favour or by sufferance. In this way they enn.i cr.va rtrnnf in a stock of merit, borrow a grace they had not ues; lay and do twelvemoiitt ncn men crave trial and occasion his, they. had the grandest opportunity th usot iias that - th were held to ha v e 'f a ile y d, and -the were p ac h cordinmly cast by majority of 39. They had, then, further law, and an appal They could, and did, change their inkres. chancrinrr ,o a pa politics of swot uua. _ the House a hundred and fifty judges, as we may call thpm in this case. then the opportunity of opening and pleading their can. After ordeal, - every stage of wh; new meinbei They . h been cas he control of the defendant, nevertheless he 11 They haVe had every chance in their favou he.-very best that 'ca _., .-- -- - - ------- 726 sAlteirlif V common heavy ox hides, avge 62 to 6311h5, from New York for this port, with provisions, n i s 0t1 1, 34 k......_ at 2 - 4 d perib, tare slbs; 44 salted .M V good light ox hides, at St. Shotts on the evening Of the 23rd instant. oje 2 ,v, avge 47 4-rslbs, at 8-td per lb, tare 41bs; 12 salted M V fogs and easterly winds all the way. At noon l e Isiti tg "'" -- .--....._, good common ox hides, avge 481bs, at 8d per lb, tare 41bs • succeeded in taking an observation, by whicil;tsf, >n ' 154 salted M V good, heated, &c., ox hides,. avge 61ilbs, was found to be 46 11 N, lon. 54 4W, steering , e eie ll - -..t E lat rid per lb, tare slbs; 465 salted horse hides, BA, good, the wind frein the soutliViird. At 9 o'clock in t ri _ ler el eki, f ,7 avge 261--lbs, 14s 6d, heated av9s 'to 103 7d ;- cots, avge 16 4 1 there being a denSe fog, the Master suddenly disc I t ee,,„ d l lbs, at 8s ; common, avge 341.1b5 ; at 12 s 10d each'; g 1,004 close a-head ; the helm was pill don n_ but the shill of b° 4;' PY Qu i dry B A horse hides, ordinary avge 121bs, 9s 6d, cty and instantly struck against the cliff, carrying 3 , o o *.4,, , 7,, damaged at 7s 3d, colts, avge 7lbs. at 4s each , 2,236 salted sprit, stem, and knightheads,. and knocking the se ;„ a ter, ''' %r• V . , ( i New Orleans hides, ex avge .70 to 711bs, at 6,1-d per lb, tare who was at the time- on the boWsprit, into the t % berq.%., „ I, 61bs ; cows, avge 551bs, at qd per lb, tare 51bs ; 11,500 he was with difficulty got on board. The &ti t l e NC 5 ..e:' , ; qer East India kips; Bengals ds, fair to good cure, avge 711.135, rapidly to settle down; and the crew landed on some ist;, : i,,,.4 l, ke, 'lst class laid to 130, 2nd class 9-id to 10-1-d. 3rd class 74-d The following morning the weather became t 4 on to ~,it st N ( to:fBd, covers 3-1-d to 41d; ditto, avge 5 to sfilbs, Ist class clearer, and the wreck being seen from the br g - gd c ° '" ' ' .4. 13d to 14d, 2nd classloo , th 104-d, 3rd class 71d ; ditto; fishing ground, the fisherinen eame alongsin e '' ~ Il e ; .*\ avge 9 to nibs, 91d, 2nd class 8d ; ditto, avge 10i to nibs Ist class 8d to 8-4-d. 2nd class 6d to 7d ; ditt o 121 t o 16 . 41b5, current must have been runnino. at the rate et . t `' it t uv l ..' , menced stripping the ship and plundering the ealg re t e kn .4 , , ,k Ist class 6A-d to 7-,ld ; fair drvsalted. avee 81hs_ 2nd 01. c. 0d t,.___ 4._ 3 ,_ , 3. , ''' ~ _ ... I.,,,rcati' ll 'min kidii ~, Bombay, common tannage, avge 81bs, 2nd ,pore buffalo hides, common, avge 421bs, ; 53 drvsalted Brazil hides; Cearas, sound, tins, at 9d, damp, &c., at 6Zd per lb ; 50 tons na valonia, fine, at 16 lOs per ton ; 120 tons ditto, , at £l6; 120 tons ditto, fair, at £l5 5s ; 8 tons Bom buffalo horns, avge 21 to 291bs, at 23s to 295, stag 18s 30 tons 11 P cattle bones, common grinding, at £4 lOs G. F. MARTIN AND CO. 3rd class 7d class 6d; 181 Sin 'MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—•JUNE 10. tone which prevailed on Tuesday still pervades The qu the market, though in aless degree, under the infilience of private Indian advices, being construed more favourably than was expected from the telegrams, consequently prices are ruling against buyers. Transactions are, however, in sufficient to establish a quotable advance. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET JUNE 10 SUGAR : We have had a very firm market this week. The demand has been large and more general, several cargoes of foreign having been sold afloat, and good consuming quali ties in the home market show pretty generally an advance of 6d. The refined market has advanced is ; lumps quoted 51s 6d to 53s COFFET at rery full prices to is advance The public sales have gone off freely this week, and the course the ship was steering, to be 25 miles off the land. The Lynch, from Sydney (C. 8.) for this pm lost near the N. Head, Pett The brig Wilhehnina, Surridge, fru Grace, was abandoned May 13, 1 taken off by the Alexander Smith pool. The brig Highland Chief, of Workiiip;tort, Liverpool for Dalhousie, w ith d ec k s sw ept alo`cket , spoken May 14, lat 46, l on 40, by the Que lec iz a te, 4 tier, arrived here from Liverpool. The br , ' . 1 0 I '4 4Prrrao+ lArtri se' su . he 'lB' , srotu.l, Harbour, m Liverpool° arrived here TEA : The very large public sales have been fairly met, and full prices paid. The recent news by the China mail, received yesterday, is thought calculated to give this article an upward tendency. Rica has been dull this week, and prices have scarcel 8 A V Lit been supported. Rum : Prices have been supported, with a fair 'amount of business done. o - I sugar, and coffee), was wrecked at Petty Harbour, this morning, during for this pa :triptY 1 '; of fog terials will be saved May 15 icargo and BURIN, N.F., distress. The Or' tea S: I °P,ti; Ca) tt c %)p „„r_kL' ref ,Torßitni s is t Drdinary :orroN at previims iates. SALTPETRE: A limited business only done this wed general quotations are unaltered. _ SPICES have been sold without spirit, at previous rates. In other articles no material alteration. Markets veil generally dull. LONDON CORN MARKET -JUNE 10 Wheat : English quiet and difficult to sell at Monday's rates; foreign, Baltic sorts are cheaper, but strong ' • 'Peters burgh in request for I r eland. Fl oa ti ng cargoes• None off the coast, and but little disposition shown to buy on passage. Flour depressed and nominal. Factors continue to offer good French at 36s 4d ; marks, 38s; Norfolks, 34s 6d ; but buyers hardly bid. Indian corn easier to buy, 28s 6d for 4801bs paid for good Salonica, and there seems buyers thereat. Barley, off coast, held firmly ; off the stands, difficult to progress in sales without yielding in price. Rye : Only one cargo off the coast, in an Austrian vessel. Malt, peas, and beans, unchanged in value, and demand slow. Oats : Foreign are again 6(1 cheaper, and supplies liberal; whit e I r i s h are almost neglected. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—JUNE 10. There is slight improvement in the demand for good fine hops, at full quotations. All other kinds move off slowly at previous currencies. Plantation accounts are favourable, and the duty is called £140,000 not very LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—JUNE 10. The market is quiet: Prices are quoted as follows : Town tallow, 52s net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 55s ; July, 55s 3d ; August and September, 55s 6d ; October to December, 565. LONDON' MINING MARKET.—JUN E 10. Business in the mining market to-day is more active, but prices in some instances are rather lower. In the Stock Exchange East Wheal Russell shares are officially marked 9; Wheal Margaret, 67-1 es div ; Providence Mines, 67 to 671 ex div; Sortridge Consols, 12s 6d; and Tincroft, The shares of the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Australia are steady, and have been dealt in at to a prem. Foreign descriptions remain quiet. LONDON MONEY MARKET Consols opened firm at last ni, to sellers 932-, and were steady opened at an advance of 1 a shade easier. JUNE 10 ht's quotations, declined I per cent, and were afterwards WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET We hava fair arrivals. Millers buy sparingly at is lower for fresh parcels. Cumbered and other sort nearly unsale able. Baxley, beans, and oats selling rather lower. DUBLIN CORN MARKET. JUNE 10.- Extremely fine weather caused our market to be very dull, and buyers and sellers differed so much in ideas that there are scarcely any. sales to report. To transact business unless in retail, a reduction of is per, barrel on wheat, and is to is 6d per quarter on Indian corn should have been submitted. Oats unchanged. CORK CORN MARKET.—,JUNE 10. White wheat, 27s ; barley, 143; oats, 123 6d to 16s 9d CORK BUTTER MARKET.—JUNE 10. Firsts, 102 s; seconds, 102 s ; thirds, 88s ; fourths, 80s fifths, 665. 2,600 in the market. -JUNE GLASGOW IRON MARKET. AR at 47s 9d to 48s. Market drooping SHIPPING INTELLIENCE. THIS DAY Sven. Height 836 ..13 6 ki j 1 .1 (7A .to st.? WI VD At LIVERPOOL -Arrivk .ess has been d„( 4 , 4 14,9 0 , ti repairs, having been aground Bangkok 'l e iti . A ttleng( damaged her sternpost, rudder, &c. The John ha s r . / eoZ se i which was in contact with the William Pro w l'jet 3l 7 '' g r 7 . - 3 - 1 , examined by divers, who report several sheets 0 olne' ihiej she will be docked. The Glen Isla, Parker, fr° 111 „ ' , (l i ll n i -"°; 7 with horses, which arrived here yesterday, ' gr' o • (1 1 ,t e ' 1 / 4 Ch' Kidderpore Dock, and lay very awkwardly tieun t . ' ' 4 e, made, when she floated, losing an anchor and c 3 , b ' f t of , tl/ : 0 The vessel lost in the Straits of Magellan ana P, 3 ,b5w;,,, 4 ,Y cargo of which was saved and taken ' to Monte Vi c u e ; o lo; ' Sea Witch, was the Charles Tupper, Fletcher , t:Coora‘ Liverpool for Vancouver's Island, ot the Chari'' of 8 1,/ as reported ; the Sea Witch, which ' was bound fri;lilt' •y i York for San Francisco, reported that she ancill„ Cl'' CALCUTTA, May 3 : The aboVe Straits 30th Jan: company wi e Tupper, but partvd with her next day and Pr°, i v eri J • had hardly no t th. was ut%,,,i1t%1 yll4 on the Fuegian side, fell lllt in with the yl,l wreck w•-•; ut a b odoP i balror c on examination proved to be th e Ch ar l es Tupper. 9 : grue(lTL) ; two Chilian vessels of war wer e seen _ i n the Stra li .at I' master of the Sea Witch thought the crew 06 escaped in one of them. 1111 6 1 " OUTPORTS. as GRAVESEND, June 10.—Arrived : The Twin -Its/ 4 from Gothenburg ; Frederick Rira ; •B e th(l 3o, ► 1• Elida Joanna, Stockh o l m ; Sul bur Christiangrbl; Caen ; Edward, Stralsund ; Alli ance Lisbon , fi; ( . e \ ll af t Mmel ; Rendigo, Rostock, Argo . Rhic e . Riga; Nobobe, Memel ; Ironm P a ' ste ß r ig (s): 93 % ti ll ic ; 111°. nerve, Gothenburg ; Cervantes (ss), Corunna ;se ltd Bremen ; Amelia, Malta. Tbe to s< DEAL, June 10. —Pas se d an d anc h o red vor ttit, . (Swedish barque). H avanna h t o G o th en burg,'* . "„ - or . ; r he Oporto ; Prince Albert, St e tti n t o M arse illes ;'1,43- d er fire Shields to Alexandria. - AFRICAN SHIPPING. re. s ' AT BONNY, May 5. - Clangregor, Albro, Eg l B lack v . ,(1 Bonny, William Owens, Fanny; Benledi, Ma r Y„ - o re.gger Andrew, Royal Arch, Charles Horsfall, Fero ze h r o 4(",,ool Grant, Osprey, Livingstone, Sunshine,Jand Ra in ' Weir expedition steamer). The Eriipress had s ailed for April 21. AT OLD CALABAR, May 1 4'. 41 11 t h' os Gla 401 Africa, Topic'', G ibe rPj' sailed May . 1 fb r " and IWajestie. The 'Ann . andal IN BENIN RivEa, April 24 Palma, Parthenope, and Benin. AT CAMAROONS, April 29. Catherine Lyons; the latter vessel would lea ,h. s°a die. Lotty pool the next springs. Ting le, rpc IN BRASS RIV E R ,- M a y 3. Fl orenc e Ni-' llt; : i i o ‘, W enn Graham, Selina, Express, Paragon, M° 511 "" ei ble, Biaffra, Severn, Arabian, and Mermaid. „ ap jsb c ",i e S AT FEANANDo Po, April 27.—Consul, two oP f t bc J` o 3 of-war and one French ditt o , b arqu e Queen ; o il i er. the latter loading for Old Calabar; Maggie Phillyra. . , - v rf irn• AT SIERRA-LE ONE , M a y 20. William .L.,ro- lla pc Timandra, Calvert, Pere, Auguste, Caroline, Bella, Nereid, and Trident (H.M.S.). vii s.Si AT LAGO S , M a y B.—Ad e l a id e , G a l a tea, x r- Sarah King, Lagos, Elmina, Abbot, Water Lile1:00 Stornoway, Accra, Xtatilda, and MM. shills Archer, and Brune. • ,-,,,,,,ne11' 044 08,1,1; . AT Hanover AT C. ACCRA, May 10: David Cross, May 12: Dron3A APE COAST CASTLE, American barque. AT BATHURST, May 23 : Priscilla, Commod e y M‘Donald, L'Util e , S ar if one , Elizabeth, and J el l AT MADEIRA, June 1: U. S. frigate Cumber FOREIGN FORTS, Woo d AIICI' Bessie. Davis ; City of Mancheste Smith ;. Quebec Packet, Cottier ; Lu.---- , Samuel, Dirling—all h ence a t N ew foundland Giovanni, hence at Malta. Scamand ,) hence at Malta, 'and left for AleiTil rum Alexandria at M a lta, 3 -Al, Cairo (se). Leighton • • 7 for Liverpool. 0311° ' Viscount Canni ng (Ejs),. &Dm Calcutta at for Colombo. Parama, Royd, from Beypore at T s. a b•ph at Ail a IP /1 a nd Pr'- _ Chirisurah i Gibs() all from 1 Web s ' Al 4 Leavitt Cont( from Shard , Pet, M'A and sailed 1, both at K rthar, from. Mani James Hat and left for ( Cyrus, and Maria Saline, Petite; he Alida, Suring, henc Deva (is), hence at Bordeaux Anna Dorothea, from Bumba) lamb for Melbourne. (si), Hook, from Hong IC at Copenhv.er off Q --.4,..---... .n. °~ Tralian loilo, crliii''''' his emplo, the franc! the elector mere power t No addit eonstltu with this assern Charl( 461 3 7 ( Third. annual parli4plent I tioro, and c playing this ahil theadvi opinions tenan 1, It 1 t tor rel. be ls )n ni Court -„,e for appeal to twat, 1, must deal with this portion -vf my if he as las-, with any charges against the F. ation of magistrates, Of the Queen's County, who ri. his case, protection for my bailiff:when employ e d i n recovet ;ed, and ing, "'row a mob, the cattle whi c h h a d been leo—. nt of rent the Le 'over, t;4.1 0r.4, Npv before 87, - :;-; The Trafje Reeei rk and No: of th f• 1 court awaited the .niteil Kingdom .criminal tribunal exhibit a decided improven fashia more in connection I '"( and the fav great Wesi e state of the weathi subjea namely, t shed, pro .ogatioa was uarreqt, • olected as often mostiv . o ,, ,nger o v ri Nor* ,:+ of tter, the term of duration was irrek ecoad protracted his.•3econd .Parliamm giving offence to die ()ilia of the court 1858, 61,432,000 lb ,000 lbs, All other ports esti- 10,800,000 As mactre the peoph itute. the legitilature, !strictiii;) " I • 1 , sir, this ........-t;t4L vv estern of Uanad.a, 141,144; Grand T run k of I Parlia- Canada, 8;1, 84'; Great Southern and Weste rn , 104, )laint, 106 ; Lancashire and Y or k sh i re, 881, 89; London and pe ', , ndiar , worth-Western, - 891, 89,1; - London and South W es - i pissed me tern, 8E,,!,-, 89; Leeds Northern, 444, 45; Manchester, I ' Sheffield,.4nd Lincolnshire, 341, 334-, ; Midland Stock, --— ""Qh' 53 - T: 544.1 S i ;:South Eastern and ,Bth?, _and Berwick, une past week .uay be in 4psom Races _ • . On the I ~,,e nu estate of £ls,tftn, .._ „ern there is an au..,mentation of £162 ;' one-fourth of which is mi ne ,. an d of - whleh.am ..uration on the Bri g ht on o f £5, in . l the• North-West ern o f £4 , 2 46 - ; .oil the South = early period suzed in fee, i n : th e h an d s o f a l aw l ess band of pro o%. 018 ; on the perty usurp ers , I n ma ki n g t hi s stand for my rights 1 Western idland of £4,883 ; o n th e G reat N orthern of £3,079 ; f X 1,41 6usiness of Parli amen t was J ' ----,, unfrequent and ~... I run no sm a ll risk. On approa c hi ng th e I r i s h i t courts, the su it or Lancashire and Y or k s hi re of £ 567; on the ~s 4. Is repeatedly warned of the ll' - .-. . . ~ch•-Eastern of £1,338 ; on - the North Stafford of £l,2* - 36; on the Edinburgh and Glasgow of L 521. Stock of Tea in the United Kingdom oa the nt, compared with the co rrespon di ng per i o d 1 is as fbllows : 1859: 54,411,000 lbs, 4,374,000 Ib, Astsee -Memel John and Janie Bee Nantes Thomas Rising Cambria (s) Havre Vigo (ss) John and Sa.rah . . Rotterdam Sef Jane Evans . .. Huelva Fortune Parodi Ina Russell St. NT I/ Fortune Deux Cousines Nantes Ethiope Elizabeth inn Bright Africa Dunkirk St Valernv New York ...Nantes Licata Diedrieh Pentzen Euigkiet Tit Bit.. Henry Ismay Horiion Nantes I Winroti New Orleans I Zenobia Johanna Louise Jason _ . Nantes Angelic] tie ttntwerp King of Tyr( New Orleans Antwerp Fecamp Trinidad Bordeaux Nantes .Paim Alataro S AILED. Tornado Auckland f Margaret . Wellington ..N ew Zealand I Ida Gem Gibraltar Colombo (s) John Williams Perna u Oregon . . I. F. Haye . . Santa Martha Cordialidade Ida Jacoba Arensburg F. 11, Ferrol Archangel Plymouth Quebec Lisbor llavannah MARITIME EXTRACT L . The Louis Nap o l eon , De Valency, IvmtrooL from M ' arse Jima illes lo for Madras, has arrived at Valancany, coast of Coromemlal, with mainmast carried away and poop stove, having been in the centre of the whirlwind. She will have to undergo heavy repairs, and will probably proceed to Calcutta to you set them ag►Jinat you, nook out' for the eon —a term long enough to _obliterate quern th the electorftl body. In the 1 f:ea rno such petty IN rope, ing on the . British 1 .was V 0 VE ed in one's ears. But led I will never cease Ist Ins Ail my last yi iupport gated, and my casi) I T I respect th 4 a much as any 1;lic f w .h otk ,l eharges, have been put),.. /0 _ has been deeided.by "the very Ile 4,y ,inv 3eorge J " ;ed aut !iorities of the land 010 thirteen 1116 ; nut I have no profane • venenitton for tin philosophy- of the clay. There is nothing pis honour iat can only te preservedliy, adhering, with' fanatical zeal Ito the very rie,ht." a - The wig and gown ar ~ the emblems of sacrilege, inch need a monument of unimpeachable virtue ,eneath them to render them tolerable in sight of millions of the Irish people. I might say more of habiliriwAts of heresy," the robe and tonsure. rely on publicity alone for redress in the present -dee ; and the kind and disinterested manner in which, you have Crown open the columns of your paper to my sister, Mrs. Winter, and myself, deserves nannies, by popular interested i n th e tai'highest praise: not only from those immediately Nit from that large portion —4 most. eondueiye of the publi c w h o k now and- feel that we have been rwrolit a n. tillarttx._ . • June 8, 1839 ft, and cannot obtain justice in Your y ei'y obedient McioLAs . ii LARD. I ,iiiterest tory the ais of th lye veal. fixed at the. nvolution, A lease of seven years a r one yet o att one for m lie betwe tn * ;Re ON 1 pal:liar/lent; of f station, c adoption of . 4nd services of its beJt id to the eommonwegig . h for obtaiein mud I ~1": unoosing their own ground, their own time, their ow weapons, they have been beaten. The verdict of th national jury, which has just been given, is not to estimated by the numerical proportion of the ayes and noe It means under the circumstances a great deal more. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET -JUNE 10 demanded by hoiden ,tco 11/111 7 inlU L 1 nets transactions UGAIt to report a small pareal of grainy Demerara MOLASSES. RUM, and COVE,. COCOA : 100 bags St Lucia have been sold, but the price has not transpired. RICE: The business is confined to 1,000 bags Bengal, 10s 3d to lOs ed per cwt. Dlenvvoons.: 140 tons. St Domingo Logwood, at £3 15s ASHES: 20 barrels Pearls taken at 30s fid. NITRATE OF SODA steady, at 15s to 16s. BRIMSTONE : Nothing done. BARK : 100 bags Baltimore sold at 7s. OILS : Palm firm at £47; Olive, nothing further In transpired. Nothin has taken TAILow : A very considerable business done in &anti' American, to arrive, at 565. Itosm: 480 barrels common taken at 4s, ex quay. SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE : Small sales at 425. TAR : 250 barrels American, at 13s 9d per barrel, 13oNEs : 30 tons, at £4 10s Der tun. 1-1,300,000 1 -- -.,••., . u i u . hear the Louis Napoleon there is the after , art of the Justine Jose, o Bordeaux ; master .and LIVERPOOL CORN MAR p KET.—Jusu 10. all hands drowned, except phine one sailo f r. Between Ceylon and At Our market to-day, we bad f ewer b uyers in attendance Negapatam the Louis Napoleon fell in with 60 vessels on 78,726,000 lbs. 70,085,000 lb s . The .3ioniteter publishes th e mon thl y re t urns o f the than have been not ice d f or many weeks past, and such shore and broken up and was obliged to steer clear of apathy is manifested in regard to enteri ng into transactions, wreckage, such a& 111111. sterns, and bows of Vessels. Bank of France to June 9. We give the most im- that business in wheat has been found almost impracticable, Numerous dead bodies were ' also passed by her. portant items, with the corresponding figures of last which struck even in the most retail quantity ; prices' are, in fact. almost ARCHANGEL, May 28.—The ice in this river broke up on June .174,0 1 ‘ 5 1 0 7 8 - . 79 nominal, but the tendency is quite towards concession in the the 30th April. From sea there has been 21 arrivals, and value of this ~,..rain, and sonic holders would willingly meet little or no ice is reported to be in the White Sea.. 16: .343,394,746 demand, at a fair decline. Flour is equally diffidult of sale, All the barques with goods from the interior have reached 261,462,062 and must be noted at a reduction of about is per sack. this in safety, with the exception of one, .250,116,915 Barley beans, oats, and oatmeal, are very dull, and so little against a rocky bank in descending the river Souchona, and 180,625.... 736,844,175 doing that, we can only repeat previous quotations nominally, was put aground to save her cargo. Another small craft Indian corn is excessively flat, and offered without effect 3d ' was burnt in the Dwina. uJeeunnset°47The Austrian brig Gouid, . 203,895,862 .... 94,611,554 to 4d per cental cheaper. R. MAKIN & SONS. MALAGA, May 30: In the roads—The Colonist, from Private 'deposits, Paris 300,958,799 .... 263,389,366 Ditto branch banks j 3 A heated tn! ---- LIVERPOOL HIDE MARKET.— JUNE 10. Co o ns iv ta rr nt A ino v p Advanced on public securities 29,201,300.... 29,730,900 Sales this week : —326 salted B A heavy ox hides, aver- Mancini (general cargo), put in here May 31, shortof water. Ditto by branch banks .French line-of-battle Advanced on railway sectirities 122,532,700 .. . , 114,972,800 . ox hides, avge i6ilbs, at 81d per lb, tare 4lbs; 8 salted B A s hi p N a p o le o n, by which she was captured in the Adriatic, Ditto by branch banks , 30,697,050.... 30, E le cc f u or iA Q , 5,i52,190 bulls hides, avge 891bs, at 24d per lb, tare Ilbs ; 482 salted an d ceeded June 1 for Marseilles. hides 0 , 13 56 2 1bs at 84 pg N Nre slbs ; SrT. JOIIN'B, .7... , T.r., 449' pl.—The barque Emily, Stabb, . The principal feature in till; return is the inermitt 7 a - , month en regard 167,556,886 403,987,143 264,561,598 270,973,479 ion, Paris and 669, branch 1'1„44 ane P 4ll 11 14 4W 4 eN 'I 4 0 eq), 4 4 tAt• \ p I ‘V 't t ~ Yt~ton . t sBe ( I J, ~\\ IZETTI near Virrexhan! Edgeware-road, BAISICRITI Richard Cdrless, I Henry Nel George Eni pool, grocer Browilito victnall Georg Osman Bull, Holloway John - Lockhart Morton, William Bowick, Paul-, " T.— bar' merc , id ijobi Finsbur Henry Charl John Goodall, • gelmont-wha cibingdon, Si timber me ,topher Thomas Gr n, St. Geo colourman. George Frampton Barrow-road, Paddington, tai t Lawrenee mght i►lark-lane, London, K • ' '. Thomas B iile 3 , ' ffark Fowle. Lenten, wine nierebay Shrewsbury, wine mercuau'• Nottinghamshire, lace 121 Charles .llarst- John Charles Stones and John Sa 1 -^ l l, grin Devonport Benjamin Johnstone, Epworth, Linool --....---- 4 m ost rho , to warni climates especially, are t CO , i 4 aarcoal Filters, pat en t e d by Messrs't' tb e l of 16, Parker-st ree t, Li verpoo l —in f 6- " ter s To SNIFTERS AND EXPORTERS article of export, a nd is bae, w cleansing and Co Is wherever t a liberal discount on export and wholesale orders' Ther° A ,l. EXTRAORDIN.kRY AND USEFUL INvENTros--- th'"" nothing that housewives complain of with greater tr i . n glol vnaelsus,abthleanthe breakin of some favourite Piec e o 5 I _ 7 '; china, or earthenware. In hundreds of ea se en cle , :i things cannot be matched, and of course cannot heZry The latter want has been obviated by an extraperocitit tier effective invention, by Mr. Adshead, of Derby ers:: Derby. It is a cement that may be said to heal I n o f I feet manner all cracks and breaks in the artielessPeke°lll6 and not only in these, but in marble, alabaster, Sic' s e e` m ire e benefit of this article need not be dwelt on. We ha n d tb 4 some of its effects at Mr. Hall's, our neighbour's, 3 t pfir' glass that has been cemented by it is stronger in th 3 'boa ° than in any other. The article is very cheap, and n e its s ale can be long without it. Mr. Hall is the agent fo r ice s II in Liverpool, and all interested can judge for thenise 01, looking in at his establishment. Agent for Liverr 001 T. Hall, 23, South Join-street. Sold in bottles, or Rent free on receipt of sixteen postage stamps. t 4. None axe genuine, except bearing the signature. 4 1141,'# v (i‘lt\`- 1p alt Nev ; kt NV. al