Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-18 00:00:00

Commerttai Kutelltantre. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARSET.—JULY 16. ,Great buoyancy has prevailed. in the cotton market. ea r l . , °ghat the past week the trade have operated very e el, and speculators and exporters have taken a fair nerest; holders continue, however, to meet the demand ith c onsiderable liberality, and prices of American can Br e quoted only l-16d per lb. higher than on F r id ay last. azil in great request at very extreme rates. gYPtian the turn in favour of the seller. Surat ird per lb. dearer for the fortnight. Th e weekly sales* are reported, fore7Bo bales, of which 0 00 are on speculation, and 5,240 export . Th ......... I , week. iPticespaid Currt. Prices. 4 Port. Sales. Description. this week• Mid. Fair. Stocks. d d . d. . 8283 1 860 Sea I s l an d -, 6 . to 21 15 1 d 4 13220 Upland - ..' 51 to st 8 1-16 8/1 454270 , 7010 Mobile - -, 52 to 82 8* 8 733 ' 5 B 2686 0 New Orleans,,l 5f to 10f 83 16 Si 151 9220 Brazil ---‘Bi to 94 Bit 9 36870 33, 33 Egyptian - - 9 to ni Si Hi 1631 , ... 8201 120 West India -' 7to 11 8 8i 480 18370 East India -3}to 7 51 5 9-16 41290 41.... ........._ .__---...1-- --"--- ---- uu 7 8990 Total I 549220 S LIVE RPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—JULY 17. heli.",eB We have no change to noti ce i n our market, he °a ; being confined to 130 barrels Antigua, of which zrice has not transpired. it i ," BBl s Rum, AND COFFEE : Nothing has taken place. The sales consist of 2,850 bags Bengal, chiefly at 'i s 9 d to 14s for good table, and 2,300 bags old Moulmein .10 8 „ G 4 I , er c wt. er have also to report 200 bales at 17s 6d sound. t4a r i e s r B ! l3 . : 550 qnarters Bombay, ;chiefly at 67s sa per s z , l ex ua. ?: 200 q bales inferior Manilla sold at £3l per ton. REVIEW OF THE WEE/C. ku. I3 , II h GA II: There has been no disposition shown to k nin a se, and although holders have made a further con tan.lljti price, the sales are very limited ; the chief 4,4,1",, a d e ue!1 having been a cargo of 6,000 bags Bengal, ust ' t,5 7s to 59s for good yellow Dates, and 61s . for 150 hhds B.P. are also reported, principally tt 377,, a . ,rai at 523 6d to 535, and 1,000 bags Brazil, chiefly uu per cwt, in bond. Cee°.LAssits continue depressed, and no sales have taken ,htl e n7 r ": The supply of qualities adapted for the trade flata very limited, transactions are restricted 40 casks 100,,ation Ceylon at 77s 6d; the sales of Brazil comprise I,le,ugs Rio at 46s for unwashed, up to 58s 6d for washed, 4110 bags Bahia at 51s to 57s per cwt. 110 1 , 4 e1t PEPPER : 100 bags Malabar realised 5i3, and Itiutigs Singapore 5d per lb. din c t The market has been very quiet, and sellers find N t eulty progressing with sales at former prices ; 4,300 i , s n ll ehgal sold, at 1 Is 6d and 11s 9dfor up to 14s cl t if:rY good new, and 3,000 bags to arrive, at Its for 1 11' R ' a rY ; a cargo of 500 . tons Rangoon realised for arrival Per cwt. gtair /I L SAGO : 300 boxes sold at 233 to 233 31 for small ,„Riy 4 0 2 t: The sales are comprised i n 120 p unc h eons kde - ,.,.ii E ra , 34 to 42 per cent O.P. at 3s 10d to 4s 2', being T E A a of ld to 2d per gallon from last week's rates. day s Since the deliv er y o f th e Chi na l etters l ast T ues. 141 08 t ue market has become more q u iet, a n d so effect m t0,,g% r ather easi er ra t es h ave to b e su b mitted to ; common %tau t suaY be quoted i s 2d t o I s 2id per lb, accor di ng to )41143',; holder s o f goo d t o fi ne sorts are very f i rm, and tioti e :; sell e xcep t at prev i ous pr i ces; no alteration to / In greens. Nexa . Q um .) • 10 chests Kurpah sold at 4s 3d to 43 7d per lb. LOi.QA%,* 4 few tons African red sold at 90s to 923 6d. 00 baps: A good demand has prevailed, and about to b i" e s Seld, heated at 17s to 17s 31, and sound at 17s 1 104 4 , `QS, also 2,800 bales to arrive, at I7s to 17s 6d for Tu'roand heated, per cwt. ' lEi tte 100 bags Bengal were taken at 52s per 8", 41 165 " /.lvri : 300 bags were disposed of at 17s 3d to Co; Per cwt. ,Clis e irE s 12 tons went at 75s per cwt. vq ton,.Q: leo tons Linseed sold at £9 lOs to £9 15s A SAI - 40 i s -r :E'rrtt : 300 hags for arrival reported at 395, and Per e - s l°re, at 34s for low, and 40s 6d for 7 1-sth to 8S sirtens re, at per cwt. "t • 1141 ‘ ° a P SODA: 250 tons brought 21s to 23s per w° 4 5 °l3 " 50 tons Campeachy sold at 4'B 2s 65 and 120 tr e , 30 tons St. Domingo. all faults at 44 123 6d, aa kI Fe s ", J amaica at £4 lOs to £4 123 6:1. B AP Tt zg e .;.,45 tons Puerto Cabello sold at £7. - ' 1 -ak, , Yoon : 12 tons inferior sold at £l7. Rosh "nob : 20 tons brought £3l per ton. kon ot t3 ~: The sales reach 8,000 barrels, at 4s ld for eons l's4sl:l`' 1 53 3d to 18s per cwt for fine quality. AsXNTINE AND TAR : No transactions reported. % L e s s : 200 barrels sold at 43s 9d to 44s 6d per cwt. [s,. BIDES ' 3 ans quiet, but steady ; sales unimportant. tira r ,,: At the auctions on Tuesday, 1,300 dry salted 14'48 Sold at I lid per lb. ales tlt sTsisa remains without material alteration ; the ee e re about 250 tons at £7 5s to £7 103 per ton for caw s As s t () L . : 15 cask s re d O por t o t a k en at 45s to 475. ON i/tr An : Small parcels of Cream sold at 102 s 6d t o se and of brown and discoloured at 823 6d to 923 6d. bist llK : 1 ,200 bags Baltimore sold at I2s 6d to 13s, the 8 set for the latter closing firmer. set About 1,000 bags Palermo have changed hands 0 3 6 5 to 13s, and 100 bags of Tyrol at 7s 95. 11 t i t t s t ta : 10 bags green sold at 955. 5 ,. - alEs: 10 bales Persian yellow sold at 45s per cwt. treiZ: s s Olive has continued in steady demand ; the sales s 'last ss ‘ ss " ,tuns, prices showing no alteration from those of Beal ' d ,7 4 , • A moderate business has been done in pale Linseed at at the quotations, and Cod at £47 per tun. toneu 011 is quiet at 40s to 41s, and pale Rape at 43s 6d Per cwt /R .. • s es _, ITS TuRPE NTINE: Small sales of American are K „ ted at 41s to 42s per cwt. *44 L bs li Otr.: The t ransac ti ons are 500 t ons , at £44 to to n fo•rue.for irregular quality, and at £44 15s to 446 per tk T. g f , "th t.. t —w There is a moderate demand ; Petersburg la s; sells in small parcels at 60s to 60s 6d, and Odessa at Asz sm se ine Australian brought 51s to 54s 6d, fine South ; 0 caskscwt Taganrog rrive, were sold, the exact price j a Lll eh is not reported " 1 ' ss ti o , 50 tons brought 67s to 67s 65 per csst. f *' 2 ll 6 - ;.. E : 2,600 bales have:been taken at 422 12s 6d to t. , , is 6d. k .. ?MI. : A few tons good Manilla. at 4'39. It g n at :50 bales Mexican at £6O per ton. 11 1 0, 4 : Under the influence of a con ti nue d goo d d emand, lt a , 4 9 to supply the ships t a k en up f or troops, prices k e advanced during the wee k 5 s to lOs per tierce, and .s,r,R s a sales are reported ; the mark e t c l oses very fi rm, Ln 4 still upward tendency. 14:;° 11 x is a little more inquired for, but Irish being i n t iful supply, sales of American are on l y mo d erate l y I tte nsive. I,}3acos: At the public sales the attendance of buyers 4!, Pretty good, but the result of the sales was far from ilti s lef actory, only a small proporti on o f th e quant i ty to ' re having 4- d found buyers, and that at a d ec li ne o f 2 3 kl,_ Per cwt ; since Tuesday a few sales are r e po r t e d a t sint auction prices. Hams and shoulders are a l so l ower 'Tat 23 per cwt. Val): The demand has quite fallen off, the sales for G s o , Week barely reaching 30 tons; holders, however, do L SSgive way. i s s l;litstss : A fair extent of business has been done at a 1 rp,l.ns of 3s to 5s per cwt on middling and ordinary ; fine sligonties being scarce, former prices can be made for tqa st s , ss 4 c4 SE Durreu begins to r eelY set in. move, but the season has yet /1 RNsUING SALTS BY AUCTION. t. actUrday, July 18: 30t, barrels Rosin. t ' o,, "claY. Jluy 20 : 533 bags, 50 tons Mvrabolams ; 20 b '8 Manilla Sapan Wood ; 10 do. Red Sanders Wood ; 101 al es ~ 7 ,Jaetnbay Madder R oots ; 46 barrels Jamaica Ginger : g - ' Bl /s Lime Juice ; 10 barrels Pepper ; 38 be.gs Turmeric ea .,, B ks Bay Berries; 1 case Bees' Wax, boAyeaday, July 21 500 tons Patagonian G - aano ;90 ILI L . b a `'eß ; 32 tierces Jamaica Coffee; 593 l',ags Bark ; 1250 ill> 600 quarters Linseed ; 724 bags Rapeseed. 300 edneaday, July 22 : 77 chests East 'lndia Gum Arabic ; 110_bales Bombay Madder Roots •; 106 cases, 21 chests 00 1 c ; 35 chests Tincal ; 15 do. Shell Lac ; 11 casks Earth Thu, 21 barrels Tapioca ; 80 br,xes Arrowroot. 160 bags'BciaY, Bones 66,5C0 , Shank 13/400 Hoofs. Ox, cow and Buffalo Horns ; / ,, ,V.` ur sday July 30 • 4",, tons, 17 bales, 4 barrels, 2 cases ''.ift Rubber ' 17turs ''' d r ,; ' L' „ Ilgil.°A 20: 350 chests Bengal Indigo. i - `'ItIOULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.-JULY 17 ' Pelt *tote, 201b s , per gOil , st s. d. 8. (I. 1 , 0 0 ab s. d. p. d.lPotatoes, Seedlings 0 0 J 0 0 0 0 to 0 ~ Nlold ...... .• • o 7 to 0 9 ,Ditto, Pink Eyes Di mew.. -.••.• 0 6 to 0 6ilDitto Whiterocks. 00 to ? Bre en ~crclover ... 064t0 0 7tDitto' Balskaws .. 00 to 0 e ches Clover .. • • 0 24 to 0 311 Ditto, Belthrans .. 0 0 to 0 0 a 0 2i to 0 3 Ditto, n ettle 0 0 to 0 0 lii W. Wheat 035t0 0 44! - Per ton. DIP' oat ....... • 03 to 0 4 ,Turolps .... om. barley .... 0 Q f .. - J 0 o,Currots ' ll "trar? , ... 0 b to 0 0 Mangle wurLet 0 0 to 0 0 !Manure The re LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET . —J ULY 17. Ex ehao w ere only a limited n um b er o f b uyers at our Corn thou ge to-day, which opened exceedingly dull, and g " very few tran sac ti ons occurred in wheat, a general decline of 2d per 70 lbs (excepting for the choicest sam vtes) Was sub 'tt d lour e t o. Fes again 6d per barrel lower, without leading to 01Y extended demand. v_ l3 eans are again rather dearer, the best quality of IlYPtians realising 408 per 480 lbs, whilst oats and oat ',llea' attract little attention. Indian corn commands the prices of Tuesday, with a moderate demand for mixed American, but white, from HS e xtreme scarcity, is 6d to is per qr dearer. I,Arivals and exports from the 14th to the 16tb "°o7.r inclusive :—lnto Liverpool, from Ireland --Wheat, 109 qrs ; barley, 312 qrs ; malt, 153 qrs; oats, 2,502 qrs ; oatmeal, 1,419 sacks; flour, 1,447 sacks. Coastwise— Wheat, 'll9 qrs ; malt, 10 qrs. Canada and other British colonies out of Europe—Wheat, 1,796 qrs ; Indian corn, 1,124 qrs ; flour. 2,934 brls. United States—Flour, 3,436 brls. Europe, &c.—Wheat, 934 qrs ; barley, 6 qrs ; oats, 80 qrs ; Indian corn, 4,464 qrs ; flour, 3 brls. Egypt— Beans, 1,087 qrs ; Indian corn, 206 qrs. Total—Wheat, 2,958 qrs ; barley, 318 qrs; malt, 163 qrs ; oats, 2.582 qrs ; beans, 1087 qrs; Indian corn, 5794 qrs; oatmeal, 1019 sacks; flour, 1,447 sacks and 6,373 brls. Exports from Foreign Parts—Malt, 7 qrs; oats, 3,503 qrs. Ireland—Wheat , 444 qrs ; malt, 25 qrs ; Indian corn, 5,780 qrs ; flour, 1,136 sacks and 205 brls. Coastwise—Barley, 12 qrs ; oats, 93 qrs ; Indian corn. 302 qrs ; Indian cornmeal, 5 brls ; oat meal, 69 sacks; flour, 269 sacks and 155 brls. R. Masi?' & SONS. MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—JULY 17. There was rather more inquiry to-day for goods and yarns generally, but there is no change to notice, nor any new feature in the market. The stock of goods is rather accumulating, but there is no desire to sell, except at full prices. THE NORTHERN* TIMES.—LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, JULY is, 1857: WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—Juts 17• The market to-day was very thinly atten , led, and trade was very dull. Wheat was 2s to 3s per qr lower. Beans were rather dearer. Other articles as before. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-JULY 17. SUGAR We have again to notice a further dacline in this article of 6d to Is during the week, without inducing buyers to operate largely, although the decline is now 5s to 6s per cwt below the late highest point of the market. The refined market has also been very dull. Lumps 67s to 704. COFFEE : A fair.average quantity has been sold in pub sale at the prices of last week, and the article has a very steady appearance. TEA : Speculators have bought to any extent this week, and sales could not be made without giving way ;d in prices, and common congou is now quoted is 2d, yet it should be observed that holders are very firm. RICE : A decline of 3d has been established, with a limited business done. SALTPETRE : A large business has been done this week at a further advance of 61 to Is ; fine, refraction 2, sold at 465, and a parcel to arrive, 43s to 43s 6d. RUH: The market has been dull, and a small business done at a decline of Id INDIGO : Third day ; 1,430 chests passed auction yes terday. 400 were w•thdrawn, 270 chests bought in• leaving 760 sold. Good and fine Bengals suited for the Russian market continue in brisk demand, and Wednes day's prices have been fully supported. G god consuming and middling shipping qualities sell steadily at 3d advance on last sale prices. COTTON: The market has been active this week; about 7,000 bales sold at full prices to a shade advance. SPICES are steady ; prices are unaltered. In other articles no material alteration. Markets gene rally have been dull this week. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.-JULY 17. The market is firm, at the subjoined prices : Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 57s 33 to 57s 6d ; July, 57. to 57s 3d ; August and September, 57s 3d to 57s 6d; October and December, 575. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-JULY 17. Accounts from Worcester, Farnham, and a portion of Mid Kent continue to come favourable. In the remainder of the plantations the blight is said to be progressing. Duty, 1:100,0C.O. Market very firm, with a strong ten— dency to advance. LONDON CORN MARKET,-JULY 17. The wheat trade in Mark-lane this morning was languid in the extreme, and although a reduction of 3s to 4s per quarter upon Monday's quotations would have been sub mitted to. very little progress could to made in sales- Flour next to unsaleable. _ _ Barley in moderate supply, and its value fairly sup ported. Oats were in fair request at Monday's quotations. Beans and Pease unchanged. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM JULY 13 TO JULY 17. English and Scotch 1 Irish. 2433 .... Foreign. Wheat Barley ...... Oats Malt. .. . . I 3840 3260 I 1495 L Flour. barrels. 390 sacks. LONDON AVERAGES - Wheat, 67s .sd;' Barley, Os Od; oats, 28s 6d; Bye, Os Od; Beans, 45s td; Pease, 42s Bd. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Wheat. I Barley. Oats. Rye. Beans. Pease. June 6 .. 58s 9d4ls 8 26s 2d 40s led 44s 3d 40s 5d 13 .. i6os 0d,38s 9i 2ds bd 36s Od 44i 3d 42s lid 20 ..:508 ld:3Bs lld 26s 7d 408 6d 44s 10d 42s 8d 27 .. 618 6d.:,73 7d 27s 9 431 4d 45s 2d 43s Ild July 4 .. 63s 5d;39s Od 27s 3d 418 Ild 45s Ild'44s 54 11 c3s! 10078 8d 27s 21 40s Gd 45s 4.1 1 43 s Ild • 1-1— 6vflOsAg.4v. :61s 3.11388 Ild 26s ltd 40s 6.: 44s 1 1d 1 438 01 LONDON CATTLE MARKET.-JULY 17. The number of beasts is by no means large, but the demand is small, and we, therefore, cannot quote higher than on Monday. We have rather a large supply of sheep and lambs. Choicest descriptions are not, however, very plentiful, and consequently met with a ready sale. Trade is heavy for other kinds. Trade is very dull for calves at reduced prices.. From Germany and Holland there are 87 beasts and 1,800 sheep ; Norfolk and Suffolk 350 beasts ; and 129 milch cows from the home oouuties. Per stone of Blbs. s. (1. s. d. Per stone of Bibs. s. Best Scots, Herefords 4 2 4 4 Best Dns & Hf-bred .. 4 Cest Short-horny 4 0 4 2 Best Long-wools 0 'econd quality beasts 2 8 3 8 Do. do. Shorn .... 4 Calves 3 4 4 6 Ewes and 2nd quality 0 (1. s d. 8 4 10 0 0 0 6 4 8 0 0 0 Pigs .. Best Dns & Hf-breda 0 0 0 0 Lambs 5 4 6 4 Beasts at market, 913 ; sheep and lambs, 11,410 ; calves, 604 ; pigs, 285. LONDON MINING MARKET.-Jut 17. The market for British mining stocks to-day is quiet, with no important change in price. There is a fair demand for Alfred Consols and Great Wheal Alfred shares ; the former are marked l 7 and and the latter 7/. Other descriptions are generally steady. Foreign mining share.; have met with scarcely any business this morning. MARRIAGE. On the 16th Instant, at the United Presbyterian Church. Mountr pleasant. by , the Rev. Wm. Lawson Brown, A M.. of TotterPfre, nnee of the bride, assisted by the Rev. Win. Grah,na, Mr. George Walker, to Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. John Brown, Duke-street. DEATH. On the 20th March, on his passage from Rio de Janeiro to Bombay. Edward, eldest ,on of Thomas Atkinsoe Jackscn, of this port, aged 17 years. sr: , Births, Marriatres, and Deaths, are only inserted.wher. sea' to our . oMce duir authenticated. THE NEW YORK LAWYER. —His forte is talking. He thinks if he can make a speech of three hours he ought to be Chief Justice. If he is closing, he calmly alludes to the fact that the witnesses against him (all persons of undoubted character and respectability), are perjured ras cals, whom he intends to send to the penitentiary; that their fathers were hanged, and their mothers led loose lives; that their children make a living by picking pockets, and the whole connection is a blot on the face of the corn- inanity. If be is opening, though he knows he has no evidence, he simp!) , refers to his adversary as a model ruffian, who sweats crime, and has committed villanies which surpass any on record either in the page of history or the volume of fiction. When he is Ihored, be makes a pun, or threatens to knock his adversary down with his fist. A valuable paper which may damage his case he will not scruple to snatch at ; nor will he allow vain prejudices of honour to impede a skilful exercise of trick to carry a particular point. Indeed, to sum up in a few words, the model lawyer of the present day in New York is ignorant, empty headed, and illogical ; he will abuse adversaries and 1 witnesses like a very drab, and the only indemnity he gives us for his deficiency of forensic ability is a display of pettifogging skill and unprincipled dexterity.—New York Herald. _ _ ___ _ _ TIER PERSIAN EXPEDITION —There has been published an estimat9 of the extraordinary expenditure on account of the expedition against Persia. It comprises the following items :—Amount estimated by the government of Bombay from Ist of October, 1856, to 30th of April, 1857, £530,833; amount estimated to be due to the - Peninsular. and Oriental Company for transport service, to 30th April, 1857, £53,763 ; amount paid in England for clothing and provisions, £14,164; amount estimated for further sup plies of clothing and provisions, and for medical stores, £35,562 ; amount estimated on account of the reinforce merits, from January Ist to the 30th of April,' 1857, £379,166 ; further expenses estimated to the 30th April, 1857, £120,000 ; estimated charge on account of Euro pean and native troops, for May and Jane, 1867, £364,000 ; estimated charge on account of native troops left in occupation of Persia, for July, August, and Sep tember, 1857, £364,000 ; paid to the P en i nsu l ar an d Ori ental Company for coals supplied for the purpose of the expedition, £3,947 ; total, £1,865,435. • Th e est i mate i s stated by the East India Company not to be based on very reliable data, the government of. India not having yet. submitted any formal account of the expenditure. After' the termination of the service, an account will be rendered by the East India Company, after the settlement of which an "til"ate will be submitted to p arliameut for the i_ u 3 lay.lee shown to be due. Assuming that the whole of the expenditure in such account will be extraordinary expen -1 diture, within the meaning of the undertaking of her Majesty's Government, a moiety of it will be payable out of funds to be provided by Parliament LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES. The sth, 6th, 7ch, Bth, and 9.h Catalogues of the third series of the year were offered for sale yesterday. The number of bales was 4,215, of which 2,294 were East India, the bulk belonging to Messrs. T. and H. Littledale and Co., which sold with great rapidity, at top prices. The following were the lots disposed of:- 1,897 Bales EAST INDIA, 3 Ballots ALPACA. WOOLS. MESSRS. T. AND H. LITTLEDALE AND CO.'S SALE. LA Bales 210 6 all faults 211 9 212 7 213 2 all faults 214 13 215 13 216 1 all faults 217 9 218 6 219 4 220 1 all faults 221 1 ditto 222 2 223 1 all faults 224 1 225 1 all faults 226 11 227 2 all faults 228 12 229 13 230 4 all faults 231 9 232 1 all faults 233 3 234 5 235 1 all faults 236 1 ditto 237 8 238 3 239 1 all faults 240 5 211 1 242 1 all faults 243 5 214 2 all faults 245 10 246 9 247 9 218 1 all faults 249 4 250 1 all faults 251 1 252 1 253 4 254 2 255 2 and 256 2 Lot Bales 392 3 all faults 393 1 394 1 all faults 395 11 396 2 397 8 398 1 two sorts 399 1 400 1 all faults 401 3 402 7 403 7 404 2 405 1 all faults 406 1 407 1 all faults 408 9 409 3 410 4 411 1 412 1 413 1 all faults 414 4 415 3 416 4 417 4 418 4 all faults 419 11 420 1 421 1 422 10 423 3 424 1 all faults 425 7 426 3 427 4 428 7 429 8 430 7 431 3 432 3 433 2 all faults 434 5 435 7 436 4 437 1 438 10 439 3 257 1 258 land it 259 #, 260 1 261 1 262 12 263 12 264 7 265 8 266 8 - '267 5 268 6 269 5 270 2 271 8 272 1 all faults 273 10 274 11 275 1 all faults 276 2 277 1 all faults 278 2 279 3 280 1 281 2 282 1 all faults 4 4 1 2 4 1 9 1 all faults 2 3 4 1 1 3 1 10 1 7 7 1 all faults 5 14 6 and I 14 3 283 11 281 1 all faults 285 2 286 1 287 1 all faults 288 3 ditto 289 8 290 7 291 1 all faults 292 12 293 6 294 6 295 8 296 8 297 9 298 11 299 1 300 8 301 3 302 2 303 2 304 1 all faults 305 7 306 2 306* 2 307 4 308 6 1 all faults 12 13 2 4 1 1 2 7 2 2 all faults 1 2 1 2 all faults 9 8 3 6 7 all faults 8 1 all faults 7 4 all faults 5 4 1 all faults 1 1 all faults 3 309 3 310 311 1 all faults 312 9 313 3 314 10 315 2 all faults 316 5 317 1 Gad 6i Bid 318 5 91-d 319 1 71 320 13 321 1 2 sorts, all fts 322 2 323 5 324 1 all faults 323 1 . 326 2 327 1 328 1 329 11 330 0 331 4 332 1 two sorts 333 7 id 61 51d 334 2 335 2 336 2 337 10 338 13 339 11 340 3 341 1 • 342 2 343 1 344 8 345 7 346 3 347 8 348 3 349 1 350 3 351 5 352 4 353 4 354 8 9 55 9 356 9 357 10 . 358 11 359 2 300 1 361 7 302 3 363 2 364 3 365 3 all faults 366 11 367 10 368 4 all faults 369 10 370 10 371 9 372 5 373 2 374 2 all faults 375 7 376 1 all faults 377 2 378 1 379 2 380 11 all faults 381 9 382 9 383 8 384 3 all faults 385 4 386 4 all faults 387 1. 388 2 all faults 389 4 390 1 all faults 391 2 WOOL SALE! Lot Bales 574 1 575 3 576 3 577 2 578 I 579 1 580 1 581 8 582 2 583 3 584 1 585 1 586 1 587 1 588 9 589 3 590 10 591 2 592 3 593 2 594 7 595 3 596 1 597 1 598 3 599 6 600 1 601 1 602 1 603 3 604 5 605 1 all faults 606 2 gd 8 1 6 1 81 T. AND 11. LITTLEDALE AND C 178 Bales EAST Lot Bale 3 Per lb 1 4 all faults 91 2 5 101 3 5 . 711 4 4 all faults 61cl 5 5 70 6 5 6441 7 7 8:1-d 8 6 81(1 9 10 70 10 7 74(1 11 7 741 12 7 7-1-d 13 7 7,1 14 5 V -CONVINUED. Lot Beek" , Per lb 607 3 64d 608 1 all .faults 8 4 d 609 2 911 610 2 101 611 2 81d 612 4 841 613 1 all faults 611 614 3 7/d 615 2 all faults 511 616 3 611 617 6 60 618 11 10 4 - , 1 . 619 1 Bie. , 620 9 8d 621 4 6/d 622 - 1 91 623 1 all faults 61 : d 624 3 7ii 625 2 13/1 626 4 12/d 627 10 101 628 10 161 629 7 81 629* 1 81d 630 5 7d 631 2 7FI 632 1 10.,.•11 633 9 Bil 634 2 70 635 1 21,d 636 30 to 40 bag pk'gs 61 637 3 2s 91 !D.'S SIIPPLIMICNTARY SALES. INDIA WOOL. Bales 16 7 17 6 18 6 19 5 Per lb 61(1 °Ad 61d 6i 20 10 all faults 71,d 21 7 all faults 6til 22 7 all faults 711 23 6 all faults 70 24 6 all faults 71 25 6 all faults 26 5 all faults 6 . 0 27 4 all faults 61d 28 2 all faults 6td 29 6 6 30 6 61 DIERSRB BUCHANAN, BROWNE, AND CO.'S CATALOGUE. 90 Bales EAST INDIA, 27 " SMYRNA, 397 " CHILI, WOOLS. Per lb SMYRNA—CONTINUED. A e , 61 Lot B 4r - is Per lb Gd 20 10 10y 6 21 10 1014 61-d 7f rl 2 allfaults 51 7 2 6td 8 14 Bi 3 9 1 8 7 11 10 2 1111 11 2 6id 12 9 INd 13 6 10ii 14 9 16 id 15 9 101(1 16 8 101 d 17 2 41-d 18 1 6,0 Lot Bales 1 8 9 8 3 8 4 1 5 1 CHILI WOOL. SMYRNA WOOL. Lot Bales Per lb 19 7 1011 Lot Bales Per lb 22 17 all faults 61 23 20 61 24 12 6kd 25 20 6d 26 20 61 27 20 6!d 28 17 6.1,d 29 20 6.1-d 30 30 31 30 6/1 32 30 6t,rl 33 33 6fl 33* 13 34 14 more or less— re-packed G d MR. ABRAM GARTSIDR'S CATALOGUL• 129 Bales EAST INDIA. 106 Sheets ENGLISH SKIN. 6 I, 129 Bales EAST INDIA. Lot Bales Per lb 101 81 7d 61d 3Ad 5d 4!d, 61 , 1 811 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOO HIGH WATER—Mom. 8 24-7 ARM July 16. Patience Ma'anz, Ann Grey Bombay July 17. - Manhattan New York Emily St. Pierre ......Charleston Easter,' Empire.... St. John, N.B. Wacasta Quebec Tretonia No man ....Barbadoes Jessie Quebec July 14. Augusta San Sebastian July 15. .. I Earl Powis Ao CD Jaly 16. .. Emily Para I CLEARED C. RTLY 18, Even. 9 0 —Height,l3 ii. S in. 'VED. Ellen Alexandria Canada (barque) Brooking Rio Janeiro Persia (R.M.S.) New York Rita (s.s.) Bilboa Frenchman . Quebec Ericsson (U.5.M.5.)....N0w York China Quebec Iceni Ff rnambuco Florentine (barque) ',nnie Laurie ....Newca3tle, J 1 D. 'Lima Havannah July 17. Danube (s.s.) Trieste America (s.s.) Connna Orion .. , UTWAIIDS. Florence NigVingale .. Melbourne Marie Kirstine ‘1 arena!! Rouen Deillia Coquimbo July 16 City cf the Sultan Bahia, Number !Valve Iceland' Telegraphen, ...Issefjord, Iceland! Torre del Oro Linn, &c., ENTEuEII FC July 16. Pleaid Aden John Romil:y Bahia Fratermid ad Barcelona Albert F analin t:alcutta Ocean Eagle ..Camden, Maine, Louisiana Ceylon, aej Cosmo Consiantinoplel Parker Demerara' Sarah Ai aria D3rdt Circa=sian Eckern rad. Norman 0.) lia:liburg, &c! . OUTPORTS, Ctieendown.—Arrived off—Delta, from Callao for Lonl on. Falmouth, July 15.—Arrived—Adelaide, from Demerara—For , from lquir i ne for Hamburg—Sebastian, and Kossuth, both from Ha:aunah—Australia, Rio Grande. MARITIME EXTRACTS. EIVF.RPCOI., July 17. Manhattm, Dixon, arrived here from New York, after being on shore white under pilot's charge near Formby, hut without damage. Jamaica, June 25 —The F.ora, from Mirant Bay to England, is on shore in Mirant Bay and must discharge to rep,ir. Corunno, July B.—The Liilias, Cowie, from Liverpool to Trieste, which went on shore near Cape Ort-..gui, April 17, has been got off, and put into Ferrol. London, July 17.—The Gardyne, Muskie, of Liverpool. from Trini dad, to St. Thomas, was wrecked at he latter port. Jane 25. Tno barqus H M., from Belize, was stranded at Cozumel, May 13, and plundered by the natives. %ES3ELS' REPORTS. Abstract of the Log of the British and North American Royal Mail Steam-ship Pers a, Jadkins, arrived here irom Ned' York : July B.—Wind, S.; emrsa, E. S.; distance, 26 miles, lat. 40 32 N., lon. 73 26 W.; at a.lO a to'. received the mails on board , at 8.20 a.m. left New Yotk ; at 10.5 a.m. discharged pilot; exchange! big na s with the ship Pomona, of New York, bound in with passengers. July 9.—Wind, N.W.; cor:rse, E ti N.; distance, 289 miles : lat. 41 15 N., lon. 67 10 W.; tine calm we al], r throughout. Juiy 10.—Wind, variable; course, K. by N.; distance, 304 miles; lat. 43 22 N , lon. 61 GO W.; light breezes and fine weather. July 11.—Wind, westerly; course, E. 4 sO. ; distance. 317 miles ; lat. 45 49 N., lon. 54 40 W.; light breezes and floe weather; at 4.55 p.m. off Caps Race. July 12.—Wind, variable; course, E. a S.; distance, 318 miles; lat. 48 50 N., lon. 47 51 W.; tight breezes and cloud/ weather. July 13.—Wind, N.N.W.; course, E. by S.; distance, 330 mile 3 ; lat 51 24 N., lon. 40 16 N. : fresh breezes and cloudy weather. July 14.—W ind, N.W. ; course, E. by S. Q S.; distance, 311 miles ; lat. 53 45 N., lon. 31 43 W.; light breezes and c.oudy weather. July 15.—W.nd, N.W. ; course, S.K. by E ; distance, 315 miles; lat. 55 12 N., lon. 22 7 W.; light breezes and fins weather. July 16.—Wind, variab:e; course, S.E. by E.; distance, 340 miles ; lat. 55 tO N., los. 12 37 W. ; light breezes and c ondy weather ; at 7.15 p.m. passed the Kangaroo (s.s.) 35 miles wes , . of Tory island. Jnly 17.—Distance, 313 miles; at 6.53 a.m. passed the barque Emma Louise; at 1.15 p.m. received a pilot on board ; at 1.40 p.m. arrived at the Bell Buoy ; at 4.20 p.m. arrived at Liverpool. (Report by the Ann Gray, arrived here from Bombay ; seed March 18 Spoke. In lat. Lon. April 19.. Siam, Akyab to Cork, 43 days out, and wished to be reported ........ 25 29 5..49 20 E. May 10.. yea Park, Madras to London, 65 days out wishe ito be reported ..............37 10 5..17 33 E. May 31.. Palmyra, 511..11015ta to Loadond rry, 82 days out, wished to be reported ......18 30 S.. 03 25 W. June 28.. Delta, Callao to Cork, 85 dwys oat, wished to be reported.. July 11.. Laura Campbell, Cuba to Falmouth, 64 days out, wished to be reported 47 45 N.. 18 10 W. July 12.. Inkerman, Greenock to Quebec, wished to be reported ..... . • • .. ..Gnil'ota, for Valparaiso, Tuskar bearing NW., distant three miles, wished to be reported. Report by the Eriesson (11.5.M.4.), arrived here from New York ; sailed July 4. She has 28 passengers, and 50,000 dos. July 11, in lat. 49 51 N., lou. 39 19 W., signalled the Advance, of Glasgow, boun•i E. July 13, at 7.30 a.m., 'n let. 51 15 N., lon. 28 43 W., passed the firit sti brig ,-.unie Laurie, bouLd W. SPOKEN. In lat. I slay 11.. Grenfell, fram Coquimbo to Swansea.... s') t,O S.. 48 00 W. May • 5.. Al,e, hence to June 22 ..Caravan Jana 28.. Samoset, Pcext, hence to Alexandria ..40 15 _74 40 Jane 30.. Charles Cooper, Card , ff to Boston 42 10 —6l 49 FOREIGN PORTS. - - British vesse's at Valparaiso.—Bargee Brothers, Huano, leaky; ditto Consul, Huano, leaky ;; ditto Florenge, —, leaky ; Forfarshire, Huano; ditto Cypress; ship Wallaze, Huano, leaky; barque Bell; ship Wide Awake, Huano, leaky; ditto Fusilier; ditto Dennis Brun ii ; ditto Parge ; ship Chalmers, Huano ; barque Meg Meriles ; brig Ann 'Duncan; ship Georgiana ditto Harriet Humble; barque George Kidd ; ship Argonaut, Huano, MDeparture of British Vessels from Valparaiso, from the 13th to the 31st May.—Ship Seraphine ; barque Maggie; ditto iroyal Sovereign, Gifford, Haan(); ship Achilles; barque Abbot's; ditto Almeaa ; ditto Sophronia ; ship Edwin Forrest; ditto Edith Hose; barque Marine. England; Huano; Hamburg ditto, Ladomilie; Spanish ditto Osiris, Barcelona, nitrate ; French ship Cusco ; Hamburg ditto Alma and Olga; Belgium ditto Governor Frichman ; Hamburg brig Manila; daze ditto Lord Hardinge; Cork, Huano; French :hip D'Alembert ; ditto barque Pierre; Spanish ship Heredia. Loci, ett saVed from Calcutta for l.iverpoul, clay 19. Undine sailed from Bahia for Moulmein, June 14. Phoenix sailed frac, Antigua for Live June 13. Town of Liverpool sailed from Jamaica for Liverpool, June 13. Bernard sailed from Leghorn for Liverpool, July 8. Faith sailed from Pilau for Liverpool, July 11. Isabella saile4 from Antwerp for Liverpool, July 15. D. G. Fleming, and Pigeon—both sailed from Flushing for Liver pool, July 14 Bolgen, Andrew, hence at Copenhagan, John Edwards, sailed from Callao for Liverpool, May 26 , Louisa, for Chiuchas, 26; Pacific, for Iquique, 27; Clara Wheeler, for Chin chas, 28 ; Admiral Boxer, for Chinchas, June 2 ; Countess of Sefton, for Cninehas, 4; Morning Light, Zetus, and Niagara—all for Chlnchas, June 6. Royal Sovereign, sailed from Valparaiso for Cork, May 16 ; Lord Hardindai, for Cork, 21 ; Abbots Healing, for Iquique, 28 ; Ma igie, for Calla), 16 ; Achille, 21 ; and Meg Merry yes, 29. Alsop, sailed trOrn Buenos Ayres for Calcutta, May 1. Thor walf7sen, sailed from Rio Janeiro for Gibraltar, Jane 5. Enterprise, Sampson; Bahamian, Fleming ; and Ona —ell hence at Bahia. Thomas Lowry, Dempster, from London at St. Vincent, Cape de Verds, and, after repairing, sailed for Anetriaia, June 25. tgiJames Hunt, hence at Antigua. Saladin (s s.), Middleton, hence at Jamaica. Christina, Mansfield, hence at Alexandretta, and sailed for Beyrout. Isabel, Cargill ; and Meander, Crooking—both hence at Leghorn. Calder, Griffiths, hence at Buenta Ventura. Mutchins, hence at HaguSa. Magrica, Content,, hence at Lisbon. Ee;.dra ht, llo,e ; J. V. Elizabeth. &hum ; and Vine, Duncan--all hence at Narva. Carl, hen: e at Danzic. Corfu, Mat es ; and Omni], M ldenstein—both hence at Riga. Mohawk, and Glenshee, hence ; Moira, Anaa, Columbia, and Herald of the Morping, from Australia ; Revival, from Haase° ; Robert Baker, Megin, and Meg Merrilies, from ValparaLo—.ll at Callao, and sailed for Chinchas. Brit sh Merchant, and Corinthian—both from London at Callao. Adelaide, fr,m Acapulco, C.yde, from C. Itiuchas ; and Matoak a—all at Callao. George Kidd, from Rio Jan iro ; Bal , an, from Funta Arenas ; ArgaLout, from Chin, h,s, to repair damages to pnmds—all at Val p alas°. Storm, Bowton ; and Sydpolen, Sodubarg—both hence at Buenos A yres. Annie Sentt, and Am -teur—both from Pernambuco at 3lacelo. Jnverua, Mistletoe, and Arena—all trom Peinamtmco at Paraiba. AMERICAN SHIPPING. New York, July 2.—The British Brig Enterprise, from Parsboro, N.B. arrived June 3', reports: June 26. at 2 a.m. when off Nan tucket Shoals, was run into by brig John Hathaway, of Newport, It. I. carrying away for; topmast, part of jibboom, stove in the star board bow, and did other damage. Did not learn what damage the J, 11.. received.—B gewater. Barstow. Liverpool, June 7, lat 45 21. lon 33 20. exchangel signals with ship Chaos, from Liverpool fo: Philadelphia, 27th, lat 40 40, lon 67 30, saw barque Aber:y, bound E, [probably the Ab' yla, hence for Hi lubucto]. Died en board June 24th, Edward Baynes, (boatswain,) of Baltimore, and on 26th, Thos. Newall, (seaman,) of Liverpool—the latter was accidentally killed. The B. had constantly westerly winds, with much rain and remarkably low barometer; was 19 days between lon 25 and 50. ew World, Knight, Liverpool, saw several icebergs between Ist 42 and 47, and lon 46 and 48.—Constell5tion, Milliliter, Liverpool ; June 2nd, Dr. Lacy sudden) , died ; 10th, lat 48 44, lon 33 20, at 6 a.m., saw ship Tuscarora, from Liverpool for Philadelphia; 19th, lat 40 44, lon 49 35, saw an iceberg.—July 7th; Southampton, Austin, f the outer bar—nothing doing yet. The sea is to roug;t that it is iinpos• sible to do anything. The vessel still holds together, and the pro.peet now is that she will not go to pieces. If so, the elrgo will all be saved, but in a damaged *t te. . Arabia (s.), Stone, from Liverpool at New York, July 7. Dirigo, Young, from Glasgow ; Universe, Cave, from Liverpoet; and St. Giliereleine, Humphreys, from Cardiff—all at New York, July Y. An❑ Piteairn, Sharp. loading at Arica for T iverpool, June 6. F. P. Sage, and Harry Birch—both at Callao, June 11. Stranger, Browne, cleared at Nlabile for Liverpool, June 27. \Yl❑dermere, Smith, for Liv.rpool, r at back to New t_ rleans Bar, leaking badly, June 26. J. H. Jarvi4, Collier, below New Orleans from Liverpool, June 25. Dione, Fayles, cleared at New 0-leans for Liverpool, June 26. Tuscarora, Donley, from Liverpool at Philadelphia, July 3 Wallace, Lane, from Liverpool at Boston Quarantine Station, July Rcehester, Elwell, cleared at New Orleans for Liverpool, Tune 25. South Caroline, Smith, advertised tor the 4th July, at Mobile for Liverpool. Saranak. Rowland, from Liverpool at Philadelphia, July 2. Is and City, Smith, cleared at Galveston for Liverpool, June 18. Commercial .lies THIS DAY? Tails DAY, the 18th instant, at There o'clock, at the Brokers' Offl?z, 16, Exchange-buildings, 2105 Barrels American 'l'A how landing et Middlesex, Bramley-liicore Dac,.—For partimlara a;:ply to J. H. it A YNER & CO., Erokere. THIS DAY, the 18th ins'ant ' at '1 welve o'olock, at the Brokers' Office, 10, Chapel-ttreet, 220 BJrreis ROAN, ex Middlesex, from New York.—Apply to _ _ A. R. COX & CO., BrAcers. NEXT WEEK. MONDAY. On MONDAY next, the 20th instf.nt, et Eleven o'clock, at the Commercial Sa'eroom, Temple court, 228 Half-caests LISBON LEMONS, ex Cint a. 122 D. DITTO, 70 Boxes LISBON ONIONS, ex Dcuro.:f;p 48 Half-chests LISBON LLMO.':S, ex Emeha. 81 Case NAPLES LEMON-, ex Rhone. 81 Boas PALER 00 DII% 0, 44 DITIO, Dino, ex Teneriffe. 11 Boxes PORT o RANGES, 5 Do. ORT LEMONS, ex Rattler. 2iB Do. PORT A i - TLES, 5 D , PORT ONIONS, 30 Sacks NAPLES WALN I .; TS. 2;0 Lags BARCEL')N , , NUTS. Apply to JAMES ADAM, SON & CO., Brokers. , I 2 LOADING. ' . liza Harbour Grace, N.F 1 R.lbcc (s.) Havre ' Lau= Kiel America Montreal ,Matilda Pernambuco Anna Lc itzia Riga Bridge Schu , tje Mnss.lman Piga Sophia ... G.ilatea S'. Thomas ' itic,ard Mease. . . 493 494 495 496 497 498 2 7 3 1 two sorts 10 2 9 9 414 :517 2 all faults 5d ; 518 11 34d I 519 11 1311 520 11 121-d 521 11 lld 522 11 Old 523 12 81d'524 4 lOid , 525 1 all faults Old 526 2 Bfd 527 11 &id 528 5 8 1 529 9 7d 530 3 6D 531 4 12 -d 532 11 120 533 3 124-1 534 1 id 535 1 all faults lid 536 9 8d 437 1 113 d 538 11 1 01,d 539 12 91d 540 2 9d 541 8 8d 542 9 8 1 d 543 9 7d 544 2 'lid 545 10 bid 546 1 8t i 547 1 7 1 -d 548 6 8-4 549 7 81; 550 551 3 71d 552 3 71d 553 11 71d 554 9 711 555 9 6il 556 2 51 557 4 51,1 558 2 51 559 7 5a,l 560 4 511 561 2 13d 562 1 1111 563 2 12d 564 4 - 1W 565 3 121 d 566 1 101 d 567 1 lid 568 1 Old 568* 1 10d 569 9 • 9d 570 1. 10,1 571 1 7id 5'72 2 Bid 573 5 6 td 611 517 Gil ria . . 4d 14c1 9-Ad 7d 9Ad 7d 611 61d 941 7d 811 13 6 15 4 61 16 10 111 d 17 10 llid 18 5 111 d 19 10 103 MESSRS. LAW AND WYLIE'S CATALOGIug. 1,165 Bales Washed PERUVIAN, 244 " CHILLIAN, 35 " ALBANIAN. 19 Ballots Washed PERU VIAN SHEEP'S WOOL. Lot Bales Per lb 1 12 all faults 121" 2 7 ditto 10d OILMAN 7 CON LIT UED ~ Lot Bales For lb Pkngs 40 loose 811 Lacks 41 1 7.1 Mixed 42 3 Passed Black 43 4 Do 44 3 11 Weite 45 4 Passed Lots 4G to 72 passed 73 4 10 Bales Washed PERU VIAN WOOL. Lot Bales 3 10 3G Bales ALBANIAN Lots 74 to 102 passed L)ts 103 to 10G passed Lots li 8 to 111 passed. Mxdll2 1 9(.1 Whi 113 1 81 Lks 114 1 74(1 Pks 115 Loose 4 11G Loose 6 -2 d 117 Loose, all faults 5-4-1 118 11 7-id 119 Loose, all faults 7d Blk 107 2 lld WOOL. Lots 4 to 34 passed 244Ba1esC HILIAN WOOL Lot Bales Per lb White 35 2 all faults 10Ad Do 36 1 ditto 94,d Do 37 1 ditto 9ii Do 38 1 ditto 9Acl Locks 39 1 ditto 91 MISS SMITH IN LIVERPOOL."—A. full-length and correct Likeness of Miss `with is Just added to Allsop's Crystal Palace Wax-work Exhi bition, l Ame-street, Liverpool, modelled from a drawing taken during her trial at wdinburgh, and positively the only one taken.—Adrt. INFORMATION RESPECT. CANADA,.—The Canadian Governmen has published an interesting pamphlet on the resources of Canadat and the ...respects in store for the industrious of all classes who desire to emigrate there. It has been gratuitously circulated throughout the United Kingdom, together with the two lectures upon Canada, de.ivered by Mr. Rollo Campbell, of Montreal, in .laxituriklast. Every clergyman in Scotland has been supplied with a copy of both, togethe with the particulars of the Grand Trunk system of Through Booking and a Map of Canada, upon which all the Railways and their connec tion with the United States are shown. These, and other documents, continue to be issued gratuitously to all persons who apply for them, either personally) r by letter, at the offices of the Grand Trunk Rail way Company, 2 Old l > ter, Loudon, E.O ut; CALIFORNIAN PRlC—Tpee ve rl•2 sting quest'on a "Is this by Mr. E. T. Hall, of South John good pen" has been answered by Mr. E. T. Halt, laou._ sire .t, who has suc c e eded in p roducin g a metallic p en, which he Liverpool. Jute 22, lat 41, ton 62 discovered smoke issuing from designates, not Inaptly, as above. There is hardly anything more hatch, which proved to be from a bale of flax on fire—succeeded in anuoying than a bad pen—every one knows the misery. The pen extinguishing it before it reaehed.the other cargo.' made by Mr. Hall, Is fit for any hand t o use ( li g ht or h eav y), a n d squan Beach, July 3.—The passengers of the ship Samuel Willetts what sof th geatet value, it d oes n t co r ro d e , but w ill work ith are all lam ed. and embarked acrose the bay to Tom's River, and will equal i facility in r any ink. From experience of metallic pens, we w can take stages this morning for New -Y ork. The ship lies inside of the say that this one. which is polished as gold, and will last nearly as outer bar, supposed to be broken, and full of water, and the sea is long, is the best one we have ever used,—Northern Times. One very boisterous ;no co with captain andion with the ship and four i yesterday. The he b ox , containing six dozen pens , sent free on recei p t of 28 6d in passengers, tegethet the vi crew, po postage stemma. Agents wanted for the country .--Adin ponies, were all lauded by the ,government apparatus, in their surf- CAM AND,PEED Boxxs.—The next important thing to the posses- boat. sion of cash is, how (when you have got it) to keep it safely, either in Baltimore,Unly 6.—The ship Gosport, Captain Strickland, with a the counting-house or at home. The same remarks apply to deeds general cargo from Liverpool, to this port, went ashore at 3 o'clock on and other valuable documents. We have seen a large and varied the morning of the 3rd inst., about 15 miles below Cape Henry. stock of both there desirable artieles, manufactured ex p ress ly f or Mr. Norfolk, July 6.—Mr. Baker is alongside of the ship e Gesportave with E. T. Hall, of Sou th John-street, that challenge attention. These two schooners, rtad everything necessary, wl:o promis to sall boxes are made on new and admired principles, an d p oss e s s patent they can, bat poor prospe-t of gett in g the ship off. She is logged and Imes, which defy the ing enuit y of any "pick-lock" in the world to full of water. open, except with the legitimate key. To m e r c h an t s , s olicitors, and John SI ear, Bullock, from Cardiff at Boston, July 1, wills mainmast others, these new safes, on a small scale, must prove valuable ndeed sprung, t. and c o shi a g rgfted in a gale, June 14. N or th e rn Daily Times, 21 st May , 1857 . A Livenrod. BoON EXTENDED To Loan:iota AND MANE ESTEE.— atsll4lvr Yo k, ju , l sf y l 4 ller ; and Rachel, Hamblin—both from Liverpool Many of the dwellers in those two dense:y populated cities will no Bethiah Thayer, liosmer, from Cardiff at Now York, July 4 . a doubt hail with gladness the gratifying intelligence of having placed Lebanon (s se, from Havre at New York, July 5, within their reach, among otter d om e st i c com forts, "the long looke 1 Hellespont, Kinnaird, from Cargill . at NOW York, July 3. 6. for come at last," in the means of sec urin g to themselves the Philadelphia, Poole, from Liver y OgPoo l den, Loveland; and Washing at 1 hiladelphia, July com plete eradication of, and fortification against all obtrusive enemies City of Mobile, Marshall ; Ha: - and domestic pests, such as rats, mice, bugs, fleas, flies, blackbodies, ton, Wnite— al, from Liver .- 00l at New York, July 1. and other noxious vermin, with ease, safete, and cheapness. The Wilmington, Morten , and Northamptou , Delano—botn from Cardiff supply of means will emanate trom the Anti - Vermin O ffice in this at New York, Ali - I. -. town, and what with our own experience , after a fair trial, and the Columbia- ':,erri,, united testimonyothers of as to the real unity of Mr Greer's Anti- at New Y _ ori"r, July 6. Vermin preparations, we feel assured their i ntroduction to London and Sta ;Anis, Davis, and Constitution , L e mdt—both from Liverpool - from Cardiff at New York, July 6. Manchester will there be esteemed a boon like to what they have been Niagara (H.M.S.), Wickman, from Liverpool at Boston, July 1. in Liverpool, where, happily, their discovery first originated. It Will America, Bush ; and Intrinsic, Davis—both from Liverpool at New be seen from our advertising columrs, that Mr. John L. S:revens, . 86, York July Cain, from Ardrossan ; a nd Onward, Trefry, from Glee- July 2. Tower Hill, London, is the appointed ag ent for London, ander -I ' j acent aNa counties, and Mr. George Westmaeott , chemist, 4, Madre: Street, go n'—both at New York, July 2 . Manchester, is the appointed agent for t hat cit y , of whom may be had R. Jacobs, Henderson, f. o m Liverpool at Boston, July 2 . Mr. Greer's infallible preparations for the eduction of vermin of every Dreadnought, Samuels, cleared at New York fur I iverpOO', July 3 . appointmentstronble and description without danger to say of the higher order Both ten 6, thesetheOf animals. Great Western Furber, from Liverp of at New York, Jul 3. in wi c l o l n s v a e v n e wl t%our of Lio7.l:ldelaingind Manchester Otseonthe, Young; and Chaos, Denton—both from Liverpool at Liverpool—see Advt. . for supplies to Philadelphia, July 3. Squall Beach, July 4.—The ship Samuel Willetts still lies on the NOILS. WHITE HAIR. Lot Bales Per lb 21 3 711 22 3 91, - 1 23 3 11d 24 5 141 25 1 9.1 2G 2 411 27 1 7d *27 Washed Lima 6 1O 77 Sheets SKIN. Lot Sheets Per lb 28 Head Skin 7 Passed Lots 29 to 38 pasted. 54 Sheets NOILS. Lot Sheets Per lb 39 Fine Noils 8 134,1 40 8 14d Lots 41 to 45 passed. 46 White Hair 1 3d 47 White Rid 6 41-d TUESDAY. On account of whom it may concern. On TITFSDAY next, the 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock, at S. Dutton and Nephew's Office, 14Exchange-buildings, 34 Tons IRON, from the wreck of the steamer Queen, or about 350 tons register; consisting of Beams, Angle Iron, Knees, Plates, and Scrap Iron; landed ex Rattler; in l‘e:son k.—Apply t) Ilsssrs. Vianna, Chapple and Co., Merchat.ts ; or to S. DUTTON & IIEPHEW, Brokers. WEDNESDAY. On WEDNESDAY next, the 2211 , 1 instant, aL Twelve o'clock, at the Public Saleroom, 77 Chests East India GUM ARABIC, 300 Bales Bombay sSAODER UOOl,, _ . just to❑ded.—Apply to Messrs. N col, Duckworth ancl . (Jo.,llorchants or to T. & H LI IsTL , DALE & CO., Brokers. THURSDAY. On THURSDAY next, the 23rd instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2, I)We-sheet, Abut 4 ions 8.1.1FFA1.0 HORNS. BROW? E, HUNTER Jr CO., Bra ere. Apply to AFTER NEXT WEEK. On account of a Defaulter. On TnultsDAY, the sOth Lostant, at Twelve o'clock, at Browne, Hunter and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale street; 4 Brig " INDIA hUdB FR, all teats, 2 Cases saved from the fire Ia Fuiton-street.—Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER & CO ,Brokers. zfFor Sale. PATENT ASPHALTS ROOFING FELT. A cheap, durable, and pert etly Waterproof Roofing, ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT. W. W. POWELL. Office and V", , arellnuse—S. rABLR-STMEET. T R. CAMERON, CY • WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAKER, 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MARINE CEIEtONOMETERS ON SALE, or HIRE. SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROHE TEM' CHANTS, &c. SUMMER COATS! E VERY description of SUMMER COATS, suitable for The Vice, The House, The Garden, The Street, And for Tourists, Including . THE WATERPROOF TWEED TALMA, And THE TWEED AND MELTON BEAUFORT, May be had at P. L. HACTAGGARTS TAILORIAGt ESTABLISHmEvT, 24 and 26, BOLD-STREET. Portmanteaus, Coat Cases, Carpet Bags, Knapsacks, German Wallets, Sw. PURE PALE CANARY, TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEN. WINES. D . A N D E R S O N, 5,-CASTLE-STREET-5. P 0 R T.—Highest class Vintage Wine, five years } 46s per Dozen. in bond, and fit for immediate use.... In . . . 24s SHERRY.— First Class, Pale and Gold 42s „ CLARET. —St. Ju ien, four years in b0tt1e.......... 42s „ CANARY, Twenty-Six Shillings per Dozen. MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ROOMS, ANDERSON'S. Ede of an. ISLE OF MAN. LIVERPOOL AND DOUGLAS. DAILY (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED). The Isle of Man Company's large and powerful ;Royal Mail Steam ship TYNWALD, MONA'S QII FEN, or uther of their first-class Steamers, is appointed to leave PRINCE'S PIERHEAD, LIVERPOOL, for DOUG LAS, every Morning at Eleven o'clock ; also an extra Steamer every Monday, at or after Two o'clock in the afternoon; and every Saturday, at or after Four oVork in the afternoon, with Pas sengers only ; and from Douglas for Liverpool, every Morning at Nine o'clock (Greenwich time), except Monday, at Six o'clock in the Morn ing, and Six o'clock in the Evening; sad Saturday, at Eight o'clock in the Morning, and Six o'clock in the Evening; with Her Majesty'& Mails and Passengers. Cargo conveyed from Liverpool, by the King Orty steamer, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; and from Douglas every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday; leaving each port about the time of high water, p.m. FARES.—saloon Cabin and Fees, 63.; Fore Cabin, as. Half Fars under 14 Years. Servants Full Fare. RETURN TICKETS, available for 14 days.—Saloon Cabin and Fees, as ; Fore Cabin, 4s. Return Tickets from Douglas are issued at the Office only, and cannot be obtained on board the Steamers. AGENTS. LIVERPOOL THOS. ORFORD, 32 (late 24), James-street. Manchester John Walker, 77A, Market-street. Douglas Edward Moore. IS' E OF MAN, JULY, 1857. LIVERPOOL, DOUGLAS, CAS I'LETOWN, AND DUND RUM, NORTH OF IRELAND. ' 4; \ 7 he Royal Mail Steamer •W 4VV ELLEN VANNIN, Is appointed to Sail with her Majesty's Mails, Passengers, and Goods, as follows : FROM PRINCE'S PIER, LIV E r ERPOOL, TO DOUGLAS AND CASTLOWN, Fatnav, the 3rd, and every MONDAY and WEDNESDAY daring the Month. at 11 o'clock each Morning. FROM DOUGLAS TO LIVERPOOL, Every TUE•DAY at 9 P.M., and every SATURDAY at 9 A.X. FROM CASTLETOWN TO LIVERPOOL, ‘s Every TUESDAY at 7.30 P.M., and every SATURDAY at 7. 3 0 Enar.s —Saloon and Fees, 4s ; Fore Cabin, Is. 6d. LIVERPOOL AND D UN D R U M, With Passengers and Cargo, calling at the ISLE OF MAN. LIVERPOOL TO DUNDRUid. DIJNORUM TO LIVERPOOL. MONDAY, July 27 ..... •1A M. I TUESDAY, Jaly ....2 FARES: Between Liverpool and Dundrum, Saloon, 103; Fore Cabin, 4s. Between the Isle of Man and Dundrnm, Saloon,ss ; Fore Cabin,2s fid. The Company give notice that they will not be responsible for the consequences of any irregularity that may take place in the sailingot their steamer. With liberty to tow. Cargo received at Liverpool, at the steamer's berth, north-WOO" corner of Clarence Dock, on the two working days previous to " of sailing. Goods from the country (Lancashire Di.." forwarded to the Waterloo Station, Liverpool. AGENT.' Li ver pool—OWEN CA D • . LO L H I N ADI CO B W ER I E m Y , Manchester — O AT Jam GENT, & CO , 55, Mar ca ,, T or -quay. ~etown 'Stet(L North-quay. Office. Dundrum—JOHN FITZPATIIIuK & SON. _ day ~..►ct) should be 501 502 503 501 505 506 507 61-r1 12d 10,1(1 101 i 10t:i B A id 8d 9-1 91-1 81d 6 1 .1 10- t 1 10:51 ,6d 611 8d bid spa 101 d 100