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

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL, SATURDAY EVENING. We have had a quiet:der:nand for otton to-day, at the currency of yesterday. The sales are about 6,000 bales, including 1,500 on speculation and 'for 'export. There has been a better feeling in the Liverpool Share Market to-day, and in most cases a slight ad vance upon yesterday's prices, the tone at the close being steady, with rather a hardening tendency. The business done in the market for the Publi, Binds and Securities to-day was liMited, but price continued to improve, and Consols have advanced per, cent., the quotation being at the close 95 . • " buyers" for Money and the Account. The New • Threes and Reduced are 954 95:4. Iridia.:Debenturef. (1859), 931 ; ditto Bonds, 3s. dis. ; and Exchequer Bills 27 to 30 premium. In the Foreign Stock quiet, but prices are firma are 83 to 85; ditto New L per Cents., 444, Brazilian vian 41 per Cent Russian 41 per Cents. , Cents., 294 ; and ditto 1 per The London Share Market has been ,moderatel active to-day, and prices have shown more buoyanc3 _ Bristol and. Exeter have advanced to 98 1 . Eastern Counties to 584 581. Great Westerns F to 594 60 Lancashire and Yorkshire to 95:4 95 4 .• North-:West erns to 931 944. S ou th Westerns to 94 and 941 Midlands to 1044 1041. , North Eastern, York, tl 731 73,1 ; and South . Easterns 'to 74, and 741 In the Foreign Market Lombardo-Venetian 01 Shares have improved to 16 7 4 _ll ; and the Nei Shares 'to 10!, 1 -. Gieat Luxembourg . are 6 ;. an The Colonial Lines ads Sambre and Mense, 91, show rather more firmness. East Indian have ne vanced to 100 ; Grand Trunk of Canada to 3 .. , 4 . an t 34! ; Great Western of Canada were 144 0 . 141 an, Eastern Bengals, Joint Stock Bank and Miscellaneous Shares hay shown' a slight doWnward tendency. ' Londoi and County receded to 301. Ottoman Bank to 187 4 . Electric Telegraph are 105; and 'Peninsular' and Oriental Steam New Shares, 25 to 254. In consequence of the increased deniand for. money, and the diminished supplies, the.discount firms have raised their rates of interest for deposits, with seven days notice, -I per cent., viz., to 2 per cent., and there is some expectation of higher terms for accommoda tion. Instead of 21 per cent., the average charge for three months trade bills is now 24 per cent. The movements of Specie this' week have been rather important. The receipts have been large, and comprise £50,000 by the Canada; arrived here to-day, £260,000 from Australia by the Lightning, and £168,000 by the Prince of Wales, £81,402 from the United Slates by the Asia, £42,000 by the Etna, £12,000 by the Argo, £150,000 by the Weser, and £113,070 by the Vigo. The Teviot from the West Indies has brought - £600,000, the Avon from the Brazils £33,000, - the Sueton :from the Peninsula £4,221, and the Ripon from Alexandria £14,972, mak ing a total of £1• - ,528,665. The exports have comprised £522,684 to the East Indies and China by the Indus, and shipments t o th e C on ti ne nt th r ough the London Custom House, estimated at £30,009, making a.total of £552,693. The Gazette statement of the movement ! of the precious metals for the week ending Wednes day last gives the following totals, viz.':—lmports of gold, £275,798 ; exports of gold, - £525,672; imports of silver, £428,161 ; exports of silver, £211,213. During the week the Mining Market has been in -a very buoyant and active state, and the demand for some of the dividend shares has so increased 'that roere is some diffi cu lt y i n gett i ng stock. Specula o also has been brisker, several and 'Mines getting in request. Among th e former, West Sethi] shares 1301. - 7 - t..-. advanced to 400, 405, and the next 'divi 4lend is expected to be £9 per share. Wheal Clifford have also been in request, and a large business d one a t 210 to 215. East R usse ll has caused some excitement inthe market again. On Saturday last a telegram was xeceived at the office of the company that the lode in - the 88, going towards the winze, sunk from the 66, had iinproved to £9O, £lOO 'per fm. Private tele grams announced it worth £l 3O per fm., and shares rose 'to 13,' buyers. On Monday adverse reports were circulated, and shares dropped to 11, after opening at 13. On Tuesday, the report•stated that a cross slide had passed through the hole, and reduced, its value to £5O per fm. ; and we understand shares' were at one, time quoted as low as 9. On Thursday they rose to 101, 101, on Friday morning 111, and leave off at 104 to 10a. The latest' official report values the lode at, £2O to £25 per fm. The :Railway Traffic Returns this week amount to £531,005 25.1 d., on 9,2081 miles, Which produces:. an 2 average of £57 13s. 2id. per mile. For the corre sponding week last year the receipts were £512,353, which having been earned on 8,83 - miles, an average of £57 19s: 2d. pe r m il e . The increase, therefore, in the revenue of the week, is to the extent of £18,652, or a decrease of ss. 11 ad. per mile. M essrs . G. F. Martin and Co., in their monthly Ride circular, just issued, say— The market for Salted Hides during' the month has not 'been brisk, though a fair businesa has been done at rather lower prices. The present quotations for Buenos Ayres Ox is 84d to 8,4 d. per lb; Monte Video's 74d. to 74th The sales during the montli- amount 'to 30,700 Hides, which include Buenos Ayres heavy Ox, average 594 to 61 lbs., at 84d to 81d tare 5 lbs. ' • light Ox, average 484 t o 5 3 1 l b s., at 2,1 d. to 81d., tare 4 lbs.; extra hea v y, average 82 to 90 lbs., at 71d. to 71d., tare 6 and 7lbs.; heated Ox, average 634 to 59 lbs., at 7d to 74d perlb., tare bibs. Monte Video heavy Ox, average 6 to 64h lbs., at 71d. per lb. ; ditt o , average 67 lbs., at Md.' per.lb., tare 6 lbs. ; light Ox, average 484 to 494 lbs., at 70. to 74d., tare 4 lbs. ; Cows, average 46 ,to 48i lbs., at nil. to 74d. p er lb., tare 4 lbs. ,• extra heavy, average 80 to 86 1-6th lbs., at 70. to 74d., tare albs. ; heatedl Ox, average 64 to 69 lbs., at qd. to 61d. ship damaged at 64d. per lb. Uruguay's, heavy O x , average 601 lbs., at Bd. ; heated, average 60 lbs., at *1 per lb. , tare 5 lbs. Stock, 52,557 Hides. We make the following extracts from the circular of Messrs. T. and H. Littledale and Co., a proof-sheet of which we have been kindly furnished with.: — GENERAL REMARKS.—The rebound in our produce mar kets, and still more in public securities, on the sudden and unlooked-for return of peace, has been far short of, the de pression, —we might say panic, —which took place on the equally sudden declaration of war. It may be that men's fears are more impulsive than their hopes, but probably the incomplete' nature of the peace has its influence, as well as the particidar moment at which it has been announced. There is. always a pause in operations on the eve Of harvest, accompanied by a certain nervousness in the minds of money-lenders, who are peculiarly sensitive on the subject of "a large supply of foreign grain being required in the event of a deficiency ,in our corn crops." Thus far, however, there appears no . great cause for apprehension on this head. The harvest is unusually early, and a considerable breadth of grain has already been secured in the south ; the reported yield is not good, the extreme heat of July having prevented much wheat. from Ailing properly in the ear; but on the 'whole, the crop, though deficient of last year, may be fully an average one, should the present favourable weather continue. Our stocks of produce are now pretty heavy, and for the present month ‘ v e may not see much c h ange in pr i ces. T ra d e throughout the country is exceedingly active, and the 'consumption of 31e tly every article of port on a large scale. rfloNty The tendency of the market for the last fort night has been to advance slightly, the demand, particularly at th e b ank, being large, and parties seeing thi s , h ave sup plied them.sel 'es more ore freely than their immediat e wan t s re uired, si over again ' a nd a precautionary . measure, the old cours the Bank raise th shouldathisncontinue, this continue, we , may s ortly se count are 2,*f eir rate per cent. Present rates of Dis at three to6B•°r short choice paper, 3 to 4 per cent. for Bill. about .E7so,oZsimneouths. Stock of Bullion has decreased and the reserve of cotes last, and now stands at £17,330,336, SUGAR : In the ea ts £8,889,920. siderable.apprehensiurnYo part of the month there was eon at the Chancellor of the Exchequer would raise the duties oat the Chancellor of the Exchequer mnsettled; but When it b sugar, and the market became ynsettled ; but when it known on the 18th ultimo that be had no such intentionm, epeounrfilence gradually returned, and our refiners and grocers sea freely. In brown descriptions we have little altere value; but 'for good and fine t a 4 l e to quote in the have realised an advance of Is. to Is s Cossipore, 'we deliveries for consumption, so far thir cwt. The A slight deficiency as comp are d with last Year, show aggregate stocks in the four port s are pretty ' a t i v lt: 'lle th thouoh it will be ch.fficult to give the stock!: last Mon I b with accuracy for some time to come, as 40,000 tons were d • • de • anticipation ful alteration 1 11 the duty, - vr ost Paid less'.'is. rather ,1 6 p er cent vanish 3 (11` 9 ; ditto 3 per Celits„ 704 eriezuelo ..?‘ )11 6 India is worth 365. to 395. for low to good brown, and 40s. to 445. for middlino- to fine yellows- 7 100d and fine Benr , Ps. 445. to 465., ainfrossipore 475. 6d. to 48s. 6d. per cwt. duty paid: Low brown Brazils .have been meted off: at'2os. to 21s; floating, and 21s. to 225. on the soot in bond.. TEA The dulness noticed in our last circular, continued until the announcement of-the Chancellor of the Exchequer's Midget on the 18th' ult.,. when the apprehension tliat• he would make some alteration in. the duty on tea -- unfounded, caused a betl,-- T tee rather freely in- the , ttavot at 0. to 1(1. advance. oa the .Ist The China with for nevi-ertiy) the do big, tiles( ieney of exports v consider ut pric still to reporty The following Apr red in a portior ycsteiday (From the TiMes Citq FRIDAY EVENING.- 77 ranei:s to-day ; they which there was only a slight r upon the recent larg iyals of .silver, o . hasueen a veil' a for, money t the applications Were numerp y at r •emain 14 per cent The Railw .cling Bri "Western, Midland, and tire and Yorkshire being chiefly , in 'demand. A fart -oovery of I has taken place in Great Northerns. In the Colonial PrOduce Markets during al , `47.ady but quiet, °wino. 4-- ffeek bt tes.s has been s •• 1•11 C tulip orought forward, and the moderate extent of the , rders received for the season. Prices are withon, (Front the _Dail) .11 7 " y . Article) 1 s to-day, show,,i The fur' a more decided tendency to improvement, owing to the fine weather, the , large arrivals of specie, and the tranquillizing, assurance transmitted from France. After rising fully per cent. Consols left about A..; per cent. higher than yesterday. "The deniand for money continues active ; discounters ask 2a to 4 per cent. for the best bills, and only grant accomino dation at 22 to regular customers. At the Bank the appli cations today were larger. In cofisequenee , of the scarcity of money M essrs . O veren d , Gurbey, and Co , , and Al( der and Co. h ave ra i se d, t h e rateof „- -- notice from 12 to 2 per cen arcis money .at call alteration is made.' -There were no bullion movements at ~ne Bank t( The Foreign Exchanges don irero 4: on Holland and Hamburg were quoted slightly more favour able for this country. *1 • " this afternoon -were tirxh.! Bi MANCI:IESTER. SHARE 'MARKET.:---A U G u! , ,T 6. Leeds, 951 y ; Sheffields, 36 . 5:4 ;• Tgidlarids, 10 , 11 '- Dcoiers, 22 3-16, 221- 22 5-16 ; Truuks,;', 8: 'Great Weiterus,,s9,l 1-', : .LOndons;.94-1. . • .bortoucal HOP AfAMKET.—AuousT 6. • The market continue 3 in a depressed state, at nominal currencies., The, plantation accounts are still very favourable: s .fyom + ST. JOHN'S „ hind qr „. 0 - „.0 'resh Pork .. „ 0 „ 0 ,obsters „ 0 10 „ I , 0 10 „ 1 0 ,„ 0 11 .1 A altnon.. od Fish Dles nret Turbot ....: ,„, 010 „ 1 3 Haddocks „ 0 0 „ 0 0 Fowls, couple 3 0 3 6 Ducks .. Geese ....:.each 4. . 0 „ 6 0 Turkeys , 0 „ 0 - ',O Hares .....-. „ 0 10 Rabbits, c'ple 1 6 „ 110 Pigeons „ 4 „ 6 Grouse, %3 brace 0 "0 „. 0 0 Black Game „ 0 0 „ 0 0 Pheasants,Vbree 0 0 „ 0 LONDON WOOL SALES.—AuousT 6. Compared with 'yesterday, very little change has ,taken place in the value of Wool. All kinds today have realised extreme quotations, with a brisk demand. The attendance of both English and foreign buyers has been large. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. -Au GUST - 6 Sugar quiet Coffee A cargo of RioL 4,800 baf • 51s. 6d. for a near port, not good firsts. • Tea : The market is quiet, but firm. •Comnion Cong( sells at ls. 31d. to ls. 3-ad. Saltpetre fiat. has been sold LONDON MINING MARKET.—Atipun A good business has been dOue this morning: in'the min ing market, principally in shares in the undermentioned adventures, viz. :—Wheal _Clifford,, East WhCal Russell, Grambler 'and St. Albyn, Wheal Margaret, East Carn Brea, Ladyßertha, Tincroft, and Wheal Mary Ann.' T the Stock marked 103 and loj 77 and 78 ; and Tincroft East liussell . ,hareSs are officiall Vheal 'lllargarret, 60 ; Providence -, res of th i§ ex clii; • • North Rhine Coppe r Vining CoMpany of' Sbuth 'Austra are steady, and - are marked 4 , prem. There is also a'Clema for United Meiican,'whicii have been dealt' in at la to I'l LONDON WEEKLY METAL MARKET.—AuousT The'market is steady, but quiet. Copper keeps very firm, but without change in prices. Iron is being bought pretty freely, and prices ‘incline rather upwards. Bpelter liar chano•ed hands to a conside r abl e extent, and is rather fi rmer in price. Lead is without change. Tin 'continues very firm, And in demand ; tin Plates are more inquired for. ' LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—AuovsI. 6: The market is Steady at the annexed prices :—Town tallow, 535. net cash ; • Petersburg Y.C. On the spot, 545: 9d. to 555.; August to September, 545. 9d. ; October to Pecem ber, 555. 9d. ; ditto separately, 565. 3d. , . Market Averages': Town tallow, 558.-; ' fat by ( ditto, 2s. 101 d, ;; RusSian, 565: 3d. ; incited Staff; '404. 6d. ; rough ditto, '24s. 6d.; tallow'g,reaVes, 15i . ; good dregs, 7s: DONCASTER CATTLE MARKET.- There was a much larger supply of. Cattle in ou r mar k e t to-day than of late, and the trade ruled dull. Vie Slieep Market has greatly improved with respect to supply; but business is still very slow. There was but a poor supply, and little ones gav e way in 'price, whil e strong ones are in good request, at fully late rates. ttifCiUS . 6 I NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET.—AucIusT 6. There was a good show of Wheat from the country, which has met a slow salt at' a decline of Is. per quarter on the price of this day week. South country and' foreign wa s held stiffly for full prices, and very little business has been done. Flour sells slowly at late rates. Barley has a slow sale. Beans and Peas unchanged. DONCASTER CORN MARKET.—AuctusT 6 The supply of Wheat was not so large to-day, but still more than equal to the demand. Trade slow at former prices. Oats and Beans unchanged._ everal samples of both new Wheat and B ar l ey , f or which there IS An inquiry,. Pitad prices ,poraival, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.---4.yousT 6. There, has been a cp.set market -for •Cottron ,to-day; at steady prices. The - 'salps, inclnding 100 pfrnambucos,• ;at 8 2 d: per lb.; 40 Babias ' at Bd. per lb., 3 00 Egyptians, at 81-d. to 10d. per - lk, 200 gurats, at 51d. to E4d. per lb., ,are reported 7,000 bales, of which 1,090 ar on speculation and for export, " ' GLASGOW IRON MARlfit-Lthar 6. I Lt.' The market was_quiet- bat-.6 } in -to-day,- at -520,-64.- to ". 9! . l ; per ton for all qeseriptions. AUGUST 6 lock. 1 11s ethplifi, t the '1 ( laytohi lefencc t would habit of aftending7ge—nties and charged him 6s. 5d.; only i'econitting baFrnaid.! The case was remanded, fdr' Tuesda-VJ 'STE.iT,IN4 Biirr /ati e fa VlJlia n 4 Nal that on the i ; Nyas :called ,4 1 the corner (thing of oge, but ;I ( keo w omed vowed to turn back when he Tl .honer palled otit lnstily,.and •,Il Le horse. The wheel of e d. te chest of the dec ease d. - Two, iamin.cd, who gave,. similar ,tes , :: ir: Muck was for the defence, and: •of would co. worship Ti! I)4vi4 brought t.ll' )use, and `vh?3.•l tiler withihe jia( .:--Francis Winter( 11(1011 ' Hotel 5 . r the prose. I• • , Tear that the prisoner was in the the London,' and makink tvhii thade oat Qin ; ,and, in veral States, to south C ted: in Bocwderi aid - Thom : 4 ioon,.aptaittfaVd'tnaL, ..ati,'Veie biok,ilif 'up by officer 833, chatke(rwith.stealiSig'7olbs. of butter, which -, s'a portion of the cargo o f th e s hi p Cha mp i on of ' th e now , - -*--- stated that when ' he had e' Of tife flatl ying in the river . The - officer b I he ali-rested 'the prisoners, the bitPtaiilladmitted than taken the butter: . Ilepxy . pnek stated that ~he •IraS'. the fourth mate", Of the ship,. when the btater was -being put oft board out. of the flat,•,•tWo of the .e.asks, put to ong side; as' they wire considered lighter, ,ifian.ihe others. On being iiiiened, .the); . , ivfrle found to belliled'Up coals, and the butter . prisonerq were • _conitnitfed for threb-mbnths each .;" --~- U E "E. .IyER,PO( 1 teii at Open, front ten- in the :Wax-Work dxhihition ne king 4 tf Conqueror 'down to Queen r`th,i the 4' 'and warriors, poets, divine of the past andpr orvni• • of, tlie --7 w 7l era, Y v;riing from rive w illsoVs dio amic,;paup,ramic. cosmor a.mic; awl )f 'intense' intere3t sopy . !s 'musical ,franCull . path feet in height. •UosCopic. I ~~11 rep€ to re on Fzetb grr6oftlie r populated portior Pei a pliblia . conTeya-adc worldly eVplOyrnent ania law of 17,94 - p.ollibN einvoywcnt on the Sabbath, under a tour dollars for each offence.; and: driving ed to be within the meaning . 0 the Ise of .Cconnio4wealth v.,Johnston, statute, in the 10, ha s 102. The , not arise _ 7 , ~ u„,...„.....0,,,,..! , ,. , vas`whether the 4nan-nificeni building ; act •complained of might nOtalso be consider e d',nti 4n, : ne.Tt 400;144.0ne to ; the red, Liverp oo l, an d nearly opposite breach of the peace, and ,subject t o p un i s h ment as - . h• Th att t• f the railroad' company to run -- i.n to, thepublio at ,rid., each ; . sue • - e emp u . childrqt(µMicr teu „ypars, of ag.e, ,3(.1. each. Mr. All§op's . their car's ih tfo §treets . .bf Philadelphia on Sunddy, eillibition has been ,pronoun Ced . by. Oie,press of Liverpool, ..has met with s ct:ion., o P,Mition,.and.this aryest,sand.. Lonilon, and elsewhere, to be the most perfect, superbly- . xa,9,-nifieent, and largest establishment in the world—a fact the subsequent proceedings, have caused a great ex- under the stAtu Uminty Court,' Lime_,, the Adelph,i MAO, ,#nd • is . ... Be sure - to obserVe citement. . .. _ . the name, "Alsop," at the antrauce. Sole proprietor, Mr. Th e barque Ito-kenai had 'arriVed at Philadelphia Win. Allsop. • . PRUSERVATION. cr. LiEn Fit.om Suipwnr.eit.. --.on Thu d rs- from Ven ezue l a w ith P res id ent•Paez, and- a number . day a - Meeting of the 'Royal Natio n al Lifeboat Institution. of prominent Venezueliarts, who had re t urne d' i n was Meld at its house, John-street, Adelphi, Thos. Chapman, consequence of political troubles. Venezuela was Esq., F.R.S., in the there, eliair..Mr. Lewis, ,the secre t ary , hav ingand, ead the, min u t es • o f the Prcvietts me e ti ng , ' a reward.of , • - £6 . lds. Was :voted to the crew of 'the institution's lifeboat being continual fighting. Pesideate had ap statienedlat W a l mer , f or putting off, early . on lfontlaY with pointed a Liberal Ministry,' coniposed astro 'Of Aranda the view ot rendering- assistance a) 'the crew of - a vessel' Beudon, ESchandea, and General Silva, all friends of which Iyas• observed- in, ai dismantled state out the Oood-:: the late reyolutiOn. They had sent commissioners to win sands. . She: had. gone down during the nightj •and on - the lifeboat approaching her -at six o'clock she • the Chieftains -of the; insurgents 'to treat with them' bto bo ling, An, n r ime fathoms of. w a t er , her. loWer.mastheads an d' ma h o ' a eons cation • • 'in, - . --' • .'•• eing ju s t - . out of the water. N 0 .,,,,,,,,,,, ,„,,„ r,„.. .. .1 ~, !ontr4dictu] ,perbon.was . the •.011 the Castro' se.eni.9. very, PrecariouS, file .public treasury wreck, - nor has aniythiugasyet been. heardpi the crew. , The . ...• - . ' - vessel 'has Since entirely disappeared..:„'When the lifeboat being exhausted,. and • all confidence gone. The port was launched; it Was siipposed that men ,were seen in the of Laguayra.was'elosed•on the di y the Rowena left, vessel's rigging. ,:A rew,prd.Of .£oos..wai ...also yoted to a and a Custom-honSe befit came after. 'llor When she lugger's crew f 4;) 'their timCly assistance:to,the,crew of . four , was under sail.. • men dilie•liigger Vietagne,..of Ilavre, which some. time, since . ' sank OA the - Goodwin Snna. A ,:_______,_. • - , „„il„,,„„„„ ilginar case was The negroes had also revolted, taken possession of reported, to the Meeting . o f a . sailor ,having bee n twice Puerto Cabello, an d murdered some of . the inhabi wrecited, and each time, saved by the lifeboats of the. insti tution . The first'was on the occasion of . the wreck of the. a ' • for protection, and nume s families had left alto rou har9ue lltliance, of London, some two or three .years ago, mpcstuous night, in the neighbourhood of the gether, and were daily arrivinc,' Ctiracao. • b lie was then, with fourteen! other men, GOOdwin sands y jnevit lifeboat stationed at Walnief. : The second time_ occurred , in the. spring of the present year, wheu, during a., fearful gale of. wind and heayy.spa, he was wrecked from..the schooner Frederick *illiain, of Ipswich, off PadstoW. Ire andfour .. 1 1 - - others were at thirt-tithorbOred by the Patlstow lifeboat. A - .'. infi-ov 1 IT. a Irott4 frnm"..ll - I , ' TT; Vra.:..... A, : ..: -;:......;:-.! 2r • -TN - , . •.. Our ma r k e t, intim , , COMMERCIAL INTELPLIGENCE, NEW YOUK, July 27 COTTON, stol, i the consequent adv-a-a-e-e—.ll;•Yth'eulaivay.-in ot t - m a a n rket armistice; n subs ai e u_l -,,,,,,. ~, aa r cavi •i wiz - rt.. situ;lllll6,. Sinpo7ner, or lin althongh - ttwse'ivere 'not . 'Unties for shipowners qUently by the unexpected.. intelligence lot a an :having money, yet he considered ithisTluty and privi' been. effected, has advanced*. per lb. Galin - qualities with. .Eta gi tin lie fr a th w at ay , :;e4Ye lio contributO to; the: fdlids'a - the Ligboat . Institution.. .a.'fai demand, resulting ln: sales for: the 1 1 week, including IVe , regret, however, to find that, with few creditable some' parcele. in transitu of 9 , 00 0-bales, - taken by • specu .excei4ions,. neither • our 4hiPoWneit'ilot nit rehants: contii... 'at ol l and, exporters for Havre. and• Great Britain. • .., The butt anything to the fu l d l , o fan institution which,.0h.e.w0..1.114. !leara . nees during. the week•have been- for Liverpool, 3,679 imagine, had on them, clove all others such peculiar _and : bales ; • Glasgow, 146 ; Havre; •2,616 ; Rotterdam, 70.. Total, irresiitable clairpS: . 'A lette'r Was 'also ,read from ,Adittiral p,511 bales. ~, chief of her: Afrjesty's'lleet in .. By teleo-raph the Wowing has. been received expressing hi approval of the din filet 'New Orleans, Ju1y..23 : Receipts for the• week, 923 bales t F h a e ns m h e a d W ite e, rra, co n nt ea n n tdei=in.: issued liy, the= institution' en , the • managem en t of boats in (net) ; same week last year;. '2,588.__. Saks , for the week; heavy suds, requnsting - a' fresh -supply of ! the same, and 5,000 bales. Middling; 110. Per l b . -- . - Export forlthe week :1 remitting a liberal contribution to the society's funds. It T o Great Britain, 5,000 bales; to Havre. none; Stock on was . also.reported that . Mr: Secretary Herbert had or d ere d hand, 31,000. .Exchange on L0nd0n,..1091 ; tO . IIO per cent. the ~ hefore-mentioned pamphlet, which had already been Freight to Liverpool; 15-32 d. per 1b... 25th : The North circulated throughout her ...igajesty's fleet, to be distributed ..Briton's advice& caused an . advance of l c; per lb. Sales abroad. It w a s.. .t o - clay. 2 sflfl bran,' li-z_l,,• 11,i,i,1101;_w military libraries at hole .ilfl. had. ; fir _..,.u.us m progress, , I Mobile, July 23 : 'Receipt"; for'-tb r eW;k,. 400 bales , and that it was hoped that. several , new: stations would be same week last year, 652. Sales for the week, 2,000. completed before the commencement of the equinoctial Middling, 1!,-1,c. per lb. Stock on hand, 26,000 bales. gales. The society. will soon have • nearly ninety lifeboats Freight to Liverpool, kl. asked. , • uneer it s ma nagemen t . , A re p or t was read by the inspector Crop :We continue to receive highly favourable accounts of lifeboats to the institution,' of his recent visits to its of the young crop. , , lifeboat stations.. on the south and west coasts. It stated Receipts for the week, by arrivals from Texas and the that, at nearly all the stations, the lifeboats were in good !inland towns of. the Atlantic States, amount to 13,000 bales, condition, and that their crews had the utmost confidence t against 10,000 the same week . last year. The total into the in them. A remarkable instance. of the , restoration of an i apparently rowned sailor was brought before the meeting , last, year, of 6 21,000. , Re had been from fifteen to twenty minnteslinder water in , Exports.—The, total to Great Britain by on our the tables is the Swansea look ; but having been . treated instantaneously ' 1;:35,000. bales, an• increase of 180,000 according to the new method, he ultimately recovered. exported to the same date last season. To France the. ,Payments amounting to 4666 1 ls. sd. for lifeboats' trans- , l e 7 0 1, 0 0 r 0 t o fo ba r teheo:',,e k has been 6,_____ , ooo;+ami to other foreign porting carriages, and charges on lifeboat establishments, ports, 1,000 bales, The- stock remaining ill Aho ports is Wilt' 1 ?00, made, the proceedings closed, , NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. CARLISLE ALIAP,KT, Our market this morn )W of sale at ~-~- OURT, supplied with Wheat hoot therates of last week .es 'Veit TURDAT ror liig woman A! Itrin EA_ ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA, The Canard Royal Val Steamer Canada arrived here on Saturday with Boston dates to the 27th ult., 108 passbngers, and 2.30,000 dollars in specie. The I are 'rom. which wa ,nd 'flats' were LIVERN who, ,sa a awfil NNING 0 ler the hor It had bcen rot before lid all' hc )t)iet; wit qicl to , A 'over tl kd 'that the ma appear , trom_ilie evic/. with Mr. B: t4Si3ALII* WITH A '1):( last, with Ile:went to tii. lay a *or rant till shot , nt to 'g had a Listice will be on .rece d it' would appear that n xepresentatives, while claiming '-opening the-African :slave trade, to introduce into CongTes's states upon the subject, leav 7 ) -desire, to the regulation of s the Constitution eolifers r'to prohibit . the trade, and a: xegarEed as too sever e a penalty 11-Niol le. consider rierely d'law pf)os'ed to' : the .gave hought that others, who `ade «ill ,itgrec,. upon a pent of cl will r' es v..to make. the prohibitibn and the certainty of punish ana thus they 1.14.11 the 'pesent agitation of lent of 'the New;York —lt is probably true tion have instructed ion to 'with- 1 in engraftiqg upon the I,eptT,i oz ali iaws,,against the African and the enactment by Congress of laws iteetion'of slave'lmoperty in theterritories; elegalion will follow them ------- ie ne,xt, movement in - the programme is to call a nvention.of the disaffected Southern States to meet the', 10th ''o'f l*ivernher;, to deolare the dissolution Union' , :and , to 1-Pperate to withoir earnest noW,' but air clesif,; From the as many States as *ill These madeaps are 11 probably be again foiled in feogi if New Orlea aniship T, t from G rernment tits papers we glean- the fact nnessee, arrived there, had Garza, of Tamaulipas,,: a, re .• ) Americans to pursue but it is not understood that authority' of the constitutional le expeditiOn is to be fitted out at General Degollado 110 W is, and is to )pico, where rise under the State tinthoHtv ssiirr_ki on ti The Picayune nest authority, that the report that ded in effecting a definite lister NPLaIK Aas sue the Juarez 'geverninOnt, is I wholly without foundation. He has, however, for .arded cci or. propositions for the con- smeration of our government. The most favourable he 'has 7 thais far begn able to obtain - from Juarez ri'ans to his own mind, nor ; cid - they give q,,sp - cecly and lignonrable arrangement., : • • day - law in Philadelphia is being rigidly - Bosteii papers print' the opinion of pf :o.e'Suprej-ne Court, Pennsylvania, ii charge one Jeandella, arrested - far an vietation of tike Sunday 'ltiws'of that. State; • a horse :car'4l4rpngli, the tre'et's enthat .ella,waS.byonglit before Judge 'Thompson- vtrs When arrested, 'he WO' driviiig i irt 'n and Coate I .are by the Sur. for'ced: • Judgb.Tholn refusing alidgbd 11l ctiTvn J.CAIIt~ 8• cori, 'street cars, 464' a line and passing through a thiclilN Lour days later, are of art interesting ton, we learn that a. , letter had been arT :.nf Irby, which .avers . ' that peace, and'that, in proposing .-As to reenact the abrupt closure otrOtary- of .State, nnp The following is a statement of th e movement in _cotton -SiiieZlß-1-st. of Septeinber last, as compared with the ire vious fouryefrri E rr 1 r ; ; 144 1 t 4458: 1 1851: 2856. Rec. at P'ts 3,661,000 3,0-10,000 2,890,000 3,467,000 2,737,000 78 E. to G.B 1,935,000 , 1,753,000 1,397,000 1,909,000 1,435,000 „ "France 424,000 317,000 405,000 478,000 '406;009 „ other F. P 537,000 380,000 404,000 . 515,000 273,000 'Total Exports-2,696,000 2512,000 2,206,000 2;902,000 2,134,000 Stock on hand 171,000' 135,000 110,000 • 78,000 ' Of which during the - p2st included the al Be. at P'ts . 166,000 17,000 18,000 ' 9,000 • 5,000 3,000 4,000 • 1,000 • • 9,000 1,000 . 23,000 . 30,000 14,000 SuMniary..—Receipo.—increase at the. yorts, compared with 1856,, 194,009 bales. Exprt : Incretise• tO Great Britain, compared with 1856, 26,000 bales ; decrease to France, 54,000 ; :increase to other foreign ports, 22,000. Total de-crease in 'exports, 6,000: Freights,: For Cotton to .I. l iverPool, firm at -k-a to 5-32 d. per lb., and to travre at 2e 4 . Exchanges 'On London, 1101 to 110 1 per cent, and .on. Paris, 5.12 k to 5.133. Ex to G. 13 . 1 : „ France . ~. other P. p, Total Exports The continued dullness 'in monetary agairs advance in rated interest, The ; supply nicapitai is amp for all business purposes with first-class 'lathes at 6 no bon•owerS less known, and loans on 9f^-' v9 1 . 1 t.1 any ---y— at, pity per cent. The "peace news" _has ,had little influence on the sto market. ,Buyers are not disposed to advance, and.somothi more than- peace in .Italy will be required to cause a] speculative aft on in fancy stocks. Deniers in the." fancie are not without hope .that. die cool of atitumn.and a mod rately easy money market..may have a tendenoir.to call. o , myers, and eause more. cou p and • am ! remain dull, and- lower rates have 1 cases. The nmi and seller,is generally such that te,W .t; Railroad stocks, are „firuier, with a some,', ,and the few small orders f or met :except -at , higher rates, a n d b ? tt er pr i c e offered. • advance fc 3nnot 1 are gener e The' weekly statement of the 'New . York tit b an k their „ average condition for the week _ending ,3, as compared with the returns for the precedit., , e 1 crease of $471,498 in loans, .0,026„76'7 in in circulati o n, an d ~$2, 8 23 ,9 6 8 i n net deposits. , the averages for, the, week, fox last week, and for the ( spending date of last year : • • Date. . : • • Loans ErDis. July 16, 1859, 120,405658 July 23,,1859,' 119,934,160 23,2234377 21,196,912 Citeula 8,201,67 [Sanle tirnias:Ciear ---" July 24, 1858, 118,940,492 35,515,243 7,351,045 00,105,69 LATEST MARKETS. • NEW YORK, July , 26, Evehing—Ashes steady, pot 5 12 pearl 5 75. Cotton steady, sales 2,500 bales, mid. upland:: 124 c. Flour, receipts 5,818, sales 9,400 bbls ; State and Western more, but heavy, and 6 to 10c. lower, on common graces ; unsound 3 25 to, 4 , 10 ; • superfine ' , State 4: 15 .to 4 70; extra State 4 85 t0.5.;' round hoop ohlco4 75 to 5 for Old, and 5 . t0,6 30 for fresh , ground . ; ;flornnaon .to , .good extra Western 4 25 to 5 20 ; • Southern dull and declining,' sales 1;600 bbls ;' mixed to good .45 20 to 5 76 '; fancy and extra 6to 7 50. Corn heavy, sales 19,000 bushels; old mixed Western , 78 ; 80 to :82 for new ; choice yellow: Southern 88. .Oats dull and lower; Southern and .Jersey: 30 tci'4o; • Northern and Western 40 to 42. Beef quiet, couirtry mess.B to 9, i s prime $6 to $6 75c., repackedChicago;s9soc. to $l3: - .Pork ',heavy, but unchanged ; 111e55.515:250:,t0 $l5 50c. Bacon nominal, hams $8 to $Bl,. shoulders $6 to $61. , .. Lard dull, bbls $lO l to $ll. Rice_.dull, sa l es 100 . _tes $3l to $44 Sugar: better grades a shade better, common unchan , New Orleans $61,- ; to $7, MUseoVado ssk.-- 5 : $6 , 1. 'quiet, Rio . 1 „c; to -4-e. lower on the w ee k, no sales; . plantation for export $lOl. :Spirits Turpentine heavy; sales '9OO bbls. $45 to $49. Common rosin heavy, at - $1 75c. to $1 772.,; , 750 bbls. fine $4 •to $5 , 26e. Iron lirm';4oo Scotch $24 to $25: -Fish lower;' 6;000 qls. dry cod s4' s4l,for French ; NO. 1 mackerel sl6'2sc. to seed oil 60C. t061c.1; sperm. dower, 500 bbls. eruct( tosl 25&:' • - 200 bay $l6 50c NRw ORLEANS, July 2G.--Sales cotton . - tA, sales of last three • days 10;000 ; arid receipt 1,900 lhst year: 'Freight4 to tiverpoolld. )00 bal LIST OF PASFIENGERS PER' E.M.S. CANADA, • CAPTAIN of LANG.—From B os t on : M r. and Mrs. . W. , D.. Greene, 'Mr: - - John Smith, Miss Ellen Smith, Miss 'Lucretia Smith, Mrs. • f•j ; S.T. Woodward and son, Mr. and Mrs'. J. J. -d'Arailgo, M;.' A. G. • Bustatninli,. Mr. 'Manuel del Val, Mr: grid Wm.- • Ii J...R. Do*ns, •Mr.'and Mrs. Potter, Mr. L. W. Rroine,- - v Mr. W. R. •Lyinan; Mr. C. A. W oo d , :M r. J. P. Slaasoli, Mr. S. Gardiner; Mr. 'Garcia, Mr: V. Janregial . and' lady. 1 -. Mr. Z. F. Euoti, Mr. John..Maicohnson, Mr. 3. F. Heiatic; ; Oreeneukb,•'' Mr. .John Hastine ? s; &nson, Mr.: C: Rey, Mr: William Mir `'Preston, 'Mr. J . : Brtamsan and l a d y, 'Mr • - lady, Mrs: •SoOiers, Miss Scats, Mr. W. P:"Rdelpp.,- 'James Langten,- Mr. Frederiek'Craven, -Mrs. ,Susan Gain Miss Ann Gravely,'Mrs.' . R..ll:l3rown, AIN. H. Malaminc Mrs. Hannah TreeS; Mrs: LeivisVl4lr. Robert , Crawford,: ' , Yaines'll: • Harper, Mr. Jalvador • Negree, Mr. •Wlrt.l 7 Mr.• and Mrs.: M‘Lean'and . two children, Mri Caniiy, :Mr: and Mrs. J. Watson;-Mr. Lcinis Keller; Mr. Arldrd Pesknt ' From Halifax.: Mr. Falconer.and two daughters, Mr. J. A. • - - 1 , - a : Captain Wake; R:1%.1.; Mr.' -J. B. , Elliott, Miss E. roon `Blaek, Assistant •Pommissary-General-•Slieil,-- Rev. B. floor 'Greig, Mr. J. Horsfall, Mrs. Tucker, Mi. 13eckwith; Mr.' a Blitchford, Mr. Cockerton, Mr. A. D. Gordon, Mr. A. Burns, Mr., Mellin, Mi§3-Coekertor 'XL 'George Anderson, rlfr. G Danes, Mr...M‘lntosh„Mr., J.,ll`Donald, Mr. S. Neeles, Mr. ana . Everitt, Mr. Band, Li eu t enant T errston, , Master Olibar,- shov Mr. A. G. Douglas, Mr. Campbell, .Miss .Cooksley, Mr.-A.l; Mrs. kraser,'Mr. J. P. Davies, Mr. H.,V aux , M r .. J. • Reynolds, of t . Mr. Edwd. ,Prinee, Mr. Alfred ,Emerson,.Mr. W. Cullifuid, wate Mr. Thos. Priestly, Mr. Benjamin - Young, Mr. ,E. Richards,,- , body Hallahan, Mr.. John Hughes,.Mr. John Eince, and war Mi.. George Hutton., Mr. D.-8. KY W. [ieaz, f LIT RIVER PLATE SALTED OX AND COW HIDES. I !th, PREPARED PORTHE . MAIi OP THE BTH INSTAN gust The demand has bee n sma ll throughout Au and prices menth, and prices declined abont id: per, lb. The later accounts, just to hand per steamer ' ' have given renewed Strength to the market ; and, owing to the advance in the Plate, and With the prospect of political disturbances, and close of the : equall shipping season; holders are ve firm. Import in the-m on th , 57;083 Hides. Sales t 30,700, chiefl y so ld before arrival? NSTI Sales haVe been made ofl3. A. ox, fair to geed,. 5911b5. proved to 60 lbs., at 80. to B',-,d., tare 5 lbs. ; light ox, 41 ; 7 lbs. to money , 501 lbs., at 84{1. to 81d., tare 4 lbs. ;M. V. ox, 614 'lbs. to waa fo 64b5., at 731„ tare s,lbs. ; , lbs., at 71d., tare lbs. ; pocket extra heaVy, 80 lbg. at 74d. to 71d., tare 7 lbs. ;inferior id that ho proportion: Stock; ' 52,557" Hides, consisting of ' 29,948 possess heavy ox, 11,424 light, 61 cows, and some' now landing. wish BRAZIL HIDES : No import and no stock. • RrvEn PLATE HORgE. HrnEs : ImpOrt, 10,250 ; sales, 2,000; salted 3O lbs., 135.; 32 lbs., greasy, B s. to 10s. 10d. ; stock; 26,560 salted. SOUTH AMERICAN H - Arn.--ImPOrt 33 bales. No public sale during the month. Saleslo bales ; _mixed 11d. Stock 100 bales. • • ' • • Ox AND Cow ITORNS.—lmport _270,000. No sales. Late imports to be Wad - on' the 18th instant. • SOUTH AIVERICAN TALLow. , --Import 2;750 . pipes, which had nearly all been sold t o arr i ve . Sales about 300 pipei 545. to 545. 6d. for fair to good - colour; 535. to 535. 6d. for yellow. Stock 3,800• pipes • MAnEs' GREASE.—No sales. Import 130 pipes. 130xEs.--Import 4900 tons. Sales, 900 ; £4 £4 'los. conirnon; £4 12s. 6d. legs ; £5 12s. 6d. shanks. VALorriA.—lnaport, 1,150 tons. Not much deniand. The sales are 180 tons. Full-grown, £l6 ss. ; fair, £l5 ft £l5 •6s. afterw Drvinivi.-' 2 —lmport, 300 tons. One retail s a le. K. „OAK . BAR. - -import, 300 tons. Bales, 170. t ons , at Xt 55.• to £7.105. Prices again lower. HOUSEKEEPERS.—..The Coffee sold by Thompson Brothers, .5, Elliott-street, at li.-•4ct, is better than you pay is. Bcl. for at any other establishiiient. • d IMPROVEMENT IN GENTLEMEN'S HATS.—Many letters from time to time have, on this subject, appeared in the " Post" and " Journal,'P the - originals of which are to be - seen at our shops, 9, DALE-STREET, and 6' CRESCENT. MR. JOHN A. SIMPSON; the active partner of the firm of RINNEA.R and • SIMPSON, begs to state that, this improvethent in Gentlemen's Hats is his own inven tion, and registered by hit in his own name, and is his own private property. In bringing 'this invention so prominently before the public, he has avoided say ' ing one word about it himself. All that has been done has just be en t o - print, in ' the " Daily Post " and the" Liverpool Journal," some three or four raters at a time. The principle upon which the advertisement is inserted is the one so well expressed in Proverbs---" Let another man praise thee, and not thine own mouth ; stranger, and' not thi ne own lip s ." Th e w h o l e o f those rs lette are written by persons altogether uninfluenced by any other motive than this—that they really felt the'bene fit of Mr. SIMPSON'S invention, and In such a degree, that • they thought it only just to him to state their, opinions, not in . word tuviely ) but also jA - . tc y , h it was notor Lq notorious that Wood o could have : done the l' that that 'Jones- had- been' r; and when he - MURDER CASE . We' . ay givert trn atcou - nt tilettequitt... - prisoner Jones in this case. It appears that for some time after the return of Jones to the gadl he continued in ; .'^r.. state to that in which he was when:removed fret eal , aid being,' . of course, afforded. whilst ~ prison continued to - • he had ttaT ; 010 the court-7-Ine sure him. that ation, r oi t hron hitd but, aster tine faint shout 011 unusually eons nearly fOrm a part of the -audit .ng into the I en the :hall w Lt that they w been t d ' from the .d" ou e two WO leath bY tressed. a. As t itry dirt -vews.) geßtlernen in the Id called Pain( :EKS, Denaes - ms sons, was a cent This young :-man is described as Among.; ;s, he had was pool aleg, and had been an inmate of t ms to have been a cation, for frol _ T.in that dreary institution he •had risen a copying clerk at 18s. a-week door with an old man, fours tt, and slept in a room upst ity of his hours had, short The Ist sauced tt Tr; Masefield. had gone to Lond:on t leave the. office untiLten and as he 1' • . blif Sat was the road to surprise. In fact,. there t moment g leav( eper or been sitani child Paine th poor M trousers - for the prise Lpper time,' and the only tan cal' Before 11;s, "S - 0 - 11. left/ 'astened. and the bell put u pon 1 • went out by .the. front door, bu t stened .or - not, or whetherit could was Leard ground-floor , at . twenty, minutes afte x noise v~ith his cork leg, did he So passed the night of the 17111 s rose earlier than the old man Boweott, who su lie door. bream' Baker, knocked at it got no ans laying, thrown' me peas at JOaes,left to buy some mea s returned dy ,then seems to have left, but presently back-yard, and said, to some people he key. , Jones andl man, Pqn ell, in they saw the.chil(f Where's Mrs. Ba How toi Powell I le , she •ejoined- d the- child. btltin 3 mte,sathe name man returned, and ite.hawcJOn - es witl! ler his by the arm, Saying, He then'teri 7 Powell, .ed oat for: - water, and a young. man, Davis, brought some, ank it. _ Passing upstairs they, entered Mrs. Bal •• There they found the poor ' woman lying on with a bruise on her, temple, her clothe smoulder fitly burut t which showed that. she had been - he woman had, been lnut It was The doors windows were othing to )een entered by violent( But. 011 led wit and a which wc must' h murdered ~ Mr . here ,nee had been ,n, left went rolind the roon- be6n. f -were taken. Tl drew outlhe ciraivers, No doubt ' tiler aoney bad been taken from Masefield's• ravers cheques, bau 4 k nc • nd other circumstance ieemed by some , sk in the same room was n n the office that v *slAeld . another desk •rifiec, thiingiCita -rd kept money there also: It was . ' ebnciu—s-11-Tely first apprehended more • mud upon him, together with some stamps And -boOk.. But, on the other hand, there was evidence e had told some one in conversation he had in his ',,rable sum - of money which he 'did n ot Moreover, a search Was made in his ashes of such cheques as he might have' At first nothing was discovered, but 'a month wmpi, A , half£lo to break into." tire-place' for th burnt ards SOTTif heques on the National Provincial Bank, some been stolen ; but upon inspection 'the eye of of whic, t 1 ; . T judge could not cu viler ICloters auegea to be , discer nible by the aStute witness. In 'short, there was nothing found in the 'possession of Jones which could be identified as part of the property which had been Stolen. It is true a packet Of small silvdeoin, one of whch was. Mr. Masefield's marked sixne nee _ - Nyda f„,,...,1 :_, _ , - in a lane near the scene of the catastrophe• which was most frequented by working. men. No paeket lay there early in the morning ; but about eight o'clock,' just about the time Jones had Veen there, the packet in question was picked up; No doubt if Jones was-the robber,. he might have got. rid of that. Again; ''a bludgeon* was m found this man's bo x ;' an d this might have rendered the old woman insensible. But bludgeons are - common things.- , eno 4gain, a diary was fo un d on the priso n er which, singularly •o ugh, had been kept with accuracy efily during the three dap between the "16th and ,19th of. May; . when he was' . Suspected. Was this done by . 'Jones to furnish evidence' in 'his favour or 'from a ., neryons anxiety to be able t o rec a ll' accurately ' the events which had:passed, for he begin to suspected ? Lastly, the state of things within the house seemed to 'silo* that the deed must' have- been' done in thd 'dark, and by some one who was* not a . profesSed house-.., breake r . If a Candle had been light e d, it must have been' seen in Mr. Masefleld's, and this seems to show that the .: criminal must have known the premises ; and, in this case, he could not•have been a professional burglar. On the other hand, it is ckar that the clerk JoneA cer tainly slept in his bed on the night of the murder; his be haviour exhibited no conclusive marks of guilt ; and, indeed, if his coolness 'after the 'commission of the deed was so extraordinary, it strangely deserted him on - his trial. There "is no reason to suppose that this clerk would. have been ignorant of Mr. Masefield's movements-, - nor is •• it probable that he would haVe resolved to , commit a murder for ' the purpose of perpetrating a robbei T ,' without Ailigent inquiry as_ to whetM her Mr. asefield - -had any - money in the office on the 17th of 'May, :of which .there.is not a tr ace . I n short, the case W against Jones as purely circumstantial. Circumstances, aSMr. Justice Bylo well observed, are sometimes like dumb, witnesses standing round and pointing to the criMinel... But in this ease they pointed both ways, and therefore the•jurY,,. adopted th e safest conclusion by pronouncing the verdict 01' "Not Guidty." - - • - - Dion w mended which m J acKson, howev her , that door-was 3akeri Old Bowe door, pu Z4IE-LEDBURY AUGUST 8, 1859 John Is fl oe APpI I --dwara - -MAS f.3,- We; re; tai e; 1 1Q — 4 O AsT A. eANA thi e c i N.9ar 1 211 -eepi