Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14 00:00:00

comtne on the informi House Of dommons. some personal they s, KIRKDALE SESSIONS, , The criminal 1 - nisines's for - tlre-Midsummer - Sessions wa as-honse, Kirk:kite T. Greene, 2 otlit4r 43 rigistrates presen Esq., J. W._ Harden, Esq. Alfred, Silvester M‘norquodale, I ere S' GRAND JURY James T Frederick llohert Moore, and e deba t :onsidcred )ffi making with the opinions of others, ris to tiy we had on th at first 1 we find, that if we v fallacious, and i en hive found them to f misleading peoples min Weoni see trim We only . try crim society, I 'peating what I said errand jury on acation that makes remarks, We hay a for t f prisone'rs to be tried. but a test, that th not very fallacious, reflectinf., eapabl We se in a particular class of society -on their application human immediately after. you rend of a f,rrent , m ihnekedir Ap:ain, if sort of v are but taken care of. the opinion of all ref T to the ,ht Are eommi be for sent for trial. - The imply th ,tent to serve iimself serve his neizhhon ye been re, in these improved d we have ald infer that th .cumstance that there i re newspaper from n that can he is to join WP Mtn discos'cred method ire clev.n. and comp that, in .st important , ems t :V a child coming from ti what can he mac'. I may s call volir attentin from this tic only way to put marks, I will now cases of import:lnc jar on a eha ay whet} I have read over the deposi- in these, ex home out on bail, who of riot ; and it May be some of you that' may has' ,;rand jury have not, hut I must now tell v to •see her or n a person is to remember 'nn hay just cause for trial. t the tri and ther'e may he oth ;hat it will be 'our det trial in this court. Bat yon r ply to see if ther n the ease alluded to w 31 ptil pr rind in that case it would be a riot, and any person that takes a prominent p be considered guilty ; but you must take great ca with: theM properly, and not send any for trial whom Consider should not be sent here ; at the same time remem bering- that you are not the persons to try them. If von should want any assistance from the bench we shall he most t in it may to deil happy to give it rom the depositions von Llty in coming to a correct conclusi Yesta del mach dif regarding these rand jury thcnr abnlif ted. LIFeRIVOL POLICE ISTELLIGE, • BEFORE MIL. MAN,FIELD. GE Pico Franlev, I, Harwood, Thomas Itycroft, and George Price, were charge by Police-officers 446,. 560, -and Bridewell-keeper Day, II under the following circumstances. Mr - Muck app; for-tjo. ar wo• the firer imed pries wood and Rvcroft It appoArea tl and to hold of th knock e d party in •tt ss in drini when tried tO fir. Blu selves. c 446 c appeared to conduct the case. After a few brief facts had been stated, at the suggestion of the defendant the case was postponed.for fourteen days, in the course of,wbich time the tneuical officers were to be - present at the works, when in full oneration,.l&see if it were a nuisance or not. The case, therefore, stood adjourned. WEST' DERBY GUARDIANS The usual weekly meeting-of this hoard was held in the Board-room of th . a 'West "Derby Workhouse, yesterday; Mr. Pitts presiding. There were also present Messrs. Treye3, Shaw, Morris, Davis, Rainford, Leber, Roscoe Smith, Wensley, Bolshaw, Roberts, J. EdWards,.Medealf,. Abrahams. Wareham, Pilling. and H:Fdwards. The Governor's report showed that the number of inmates last week, were 591 ; admitted since. 37 ;. dis charged, 16; died, 2. This week, 610; of these 350 were belonging to Toxteth-park. Corresponding week last year. 615. Cheques were granted to the relievinm officers as enllows—to Mr. Potts, £115; Mr. Ol ne y, h £36; Mr. Lithgow, Xp. I,cuiger, in accordance with notice of motion given by him last week, proceeded - tip move a resolution. the Purport of which was. that the ignardians were deiirous that the Poor-law B )arcl should not confirm the appointment of Dr. Lodge to the- office of 'surgeon 7or one of the districts of Everton,, as the guardians had 'ommitted an error in 'their recotnm'endation, it being their intention to recommend Mr. Lynch and Mr. Rowlands, and especially as Mr. Lynch had been appointed by the guar lians but a short time previously., In moving the resolu tion, 11r. Led .er spoke in very high terms of Mr. Lynch, and gave it as This opinion that. no corporate body, or respectable Mercbant,• wo u ld discharge a fa i thful servant „ . iLrlit and a half years They had appointed from his situation, if -he had. served as Dr. Lynch had done the township him but a. few months ago, and it was unjust to tits, him, unless they could show just cause for doing so. The four guardians fol. Everton all voted for Dr. Lynch, and he thought, when they who had never before agreed, had agreed this time, that the people whom they represented were well satisfied. (Hear, hear.) He thought some •expect should - he shown to the opinions of the Guardians of Ltdeed he thought the Guardians for Evertor] i have the appointment of the medical officer for that The thi Iczainst it. Tes Sa i when the 1 in order to have a new election Mr. Sr WA V. We - 1 Square ontinen 2 holiday amongst certain peuple Worship did not ,think portion of the pri PR C He fined II prisonmen The pr as on c lined lOs A JAW n Collingv observE blots thing ii out- tha Dispc n , said t1:1 fractur examine the eh and si rerally w 'V at t this, w Lee, Daie-str Oandeil to S Pun relay, w we rrnie asifg* 'I Amer ress of rd-street nuiaap bdiii ine p risoner wr Le will he brought up wit nay was remanaect on a charge of having obtained : om Messrs. Montgomery, Fox, and Co., of South :red, under false pretences. Mr. Black defended. Bra' )ItE MESSRS : TORR AND STLWA.RT. Mr Jordan, the owner of some t, was summoned, at the health committee, for causing a public :s to health. It was in the manufacture Mr. M'Gowan, the deputy town-clerk, h:verton advertisement was to he inserted nobody ever . thought that Dr. Lynch would not he one of those appointed. Dr. Lodge had not sent any testimonials whatever, nor had he complied with the terms specified in the advertisement, and could not, therefore. he legally He eonel by moving the resolution. Mr. TT. Edwards see; it r. Smith th ht it would he - very disreputable on hi part,to continue a member of the board, if they were t , take at random any person who might present himself a _ _ medical admitted into the most secret • places and if they appointed a gay young llow like Mr. Lodge, with a -fine curling hc . ad of hair, hut withont a testimonial, to an office where he woirld be . comin7 in contact with a great nomher of the young females in his district. who was to tell what might He hoped that the guardians would 11 the people consider the *matt( Mr. Hayes spoke of the injustice that would be done to Mr. Lode in consi ering the claims of Mr. Lynch, and althotmh he had not produced any testimonials, he had no doubt but he could do , so if he wished. He knew, himself, of several elergynien and gentlemen who had spoken to some of the guardians of Mr. Lodge in the very highest terms, and that, he thought, was before any written testi- the res. ms of the two medical gentle- 'en memo Mice of motion for next Mr. Rowlands b, Faid, in answer to the chairman, that he wonla he preplreil with his specific charges against the officers in -.....-..--- Ii 01W UGH CALAMITY. DEPARTURE OF THE << TRUNCHE 'N-CrTIEF POLICE-CONSTABLE." MR. REILLY, FROM ~VIIITECIIAPEL, LIVERPOOL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES. Sir,---Permit me to suggest to the inhabitants of Peter -street, Crosshall-street, and Presto -street; the duty they owe to this pubht. to his distinguished talent and a public meeting, and officer, - as a just tribute - t services, to hold (resent him with so e token of respect. I see, in the . Dublin D a ily E xpress , a Petition, signed by all the gay and fancy of Little Grafton -street, Pike-corner, Barrack -street, and Goat al lev, presented to John Lewis (I 'Ferrall, Commissioner of the Dublin police, to have him transferred back to the scene of his early career. This petition has been signed and for Warded to Mr. Clough,,who has yielded to the prayer of the petitioners. Now I hope the gay and fancy of our Liverpool friends will consider all his past services, and how often he has been out of the way when a handy jda was to be clone. A friend of mine suggests a bust placed at the end of Peter-street with the right arm raised, sending off the shoe-blacks, and the left behind his hack, with his hands open, and the words printed, of what the sailor lost."—Yours- Alv share -- CRICKET LIT - ERTREE PARK. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES. Sir,—Since the prohibition of cricket playing in the Wavertree Park, a very large number of letters have appeared on the suhjoct, all expressing sur prise at the Gardens Committee's proceedings ; whilst we, with each of the writers, fully agree, yet we thin what is that working not talking. or writing., is wanted that. a - in umt of the there have sub vested a memorial to the Gardens Committee diatel on't they imme- Ever day of this st, that, at the and send one s autiful weatl r is a d end of ne season t ,cannot oe regained. The best part or the season now is. Then, by all th a t' s goo d, d o no t let it pass on without some exertion, and less talk. We feel certain the Gardens Committee will. meet them in a liberal spirit; for, during this week, the has looked deserted village, whilst last park . _..,,,, like a (.............___ week it seemed like a tkriving populous town Your obedient servant, A LOVER OF CRIB"" Liverpool, July 13, 1859. INNIVIAN v. BLAKEY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHER.. ------ The case of Innman v. Blakey, reported yesterday, was tried before two sleepy tes, and, although the charge of assault was se of the whole court, the N TIMES. issue of ally proved, to _the sure ummons was dismissed, so that 'speetable trades- people may console thernselve li the fact that, persons in a state of intoxication may enter their shop, bully and insult them with impunity.—Yours, GEORGE --_-,•-. ter ache When the atories and f they broken th' cutor coul in th n and cric v to hi NE Col- BLANEY, jun 14, Williamson —that the war exnense a little over £560,000 per diem, or about ionth ; so that a 'months of tjii probably give our livel . ,• leighbours an opportunity iisputinZ v us our pre-eminence ns to the Country .in The Sardinian and Austrian s of knowing, hot it must be EXPENSES or• FitA.Ner..—l am told by one of the nciers—and, I may add, one of the best informed tll subjects, in this country e avera deeply in debt I he hrirdest up, it is'elear ennmrh that somet Freeman fE AMERICAN PRESIDENT ON SII )HT 3rd ultimo, the President of the U► 1 upon _to present a prize to a spident of the North SENTE'C , fl Stat . . rlarolina Univer-itv for the hest F.ngli;h romposition. In lischarging this duty, Mr. Buchanan made the following marks, which - we would recommend to the considmti , .n ourselves who inclulze in what is called of those amo. "fine writing." - "The man who writes &early," says Mr Buchanan, " must think clearly, and will by practice come to sneak clearly. There is great merit in short sentences. The author who uses.long sentences is always labouring with difficulty. One distinct idea, distinctly set fi.rth, has more potency than a hook full of those in which everything under the su n i s j um bl e d toget h er, as i 4 so common l y the case amo ng our modern writers. The anti nt style w ls the host style, and that was the style of Calhoun kul Webster." we merit THE NORTHERN TIMES THURSDAI, JULY 14, 1859 SPORTING INTELLWENCE. LIVERPOOL JULY INTEETES'G With the exceptirin of the liberal gift of the Earl of Derby, all the aided money is given by the Lessee. TEWARDS, 'rhe Earl of Fefton, Marquia of Hartington, M.P.,and Lord Curzor Mr. Edward W. Topharr Mr. Ilibburcl, JUDGE. Mr. Richard Johnson WEDNESDAY, JULY 13 These Races commenced to-day. The wither was beatitifully .nd the attendance moderate. The result is as follows : The NT.IRSTRY PLATE' of 80 sovs. for two years old. A winner of any handicap after the publication of the weights (June 21; at vs. clear to carry 311)3. and £lOO or er 'o ply 7 sovs. to the fund. Two Five furlongs. 18 subs. , 6 p.m.) of the value of 50 so' aore, Gibs. extra. The winn, 8 6 Mr Dawson's b f,knnio 6 12 LOr 1 lifden's bl (by Surplie, 7 2 (in. 61b ex.) Mr Dawson'sb f Miss b f Satanel' N'ew Fo•est Dee Maiden 1 r... Bray 2 Bullock 3 3awley 6 0 Mr R C d- m by Jerry la, by Loap- ., garou, Edwards 4 J. Snowden 5 _ MONETARY ANT) COMMERCIAL. - LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Evening. The sales of. Cotton' to-day have been very heavy, amounting to 20,000 bales, of which 7,000 were for speculation. Friars arc a farthing per pound .iligher than on Saturday last. The Lic;erpool Share Market has been buoyant, And prices have improved 'considerably. The busi ness done comprised :—Birkenhead; Lancashire and Cheshire, 731, 731 ; Eastern . Counties, 12; shire and Yorkshire, 981 . ; London and North Western, 97, 97,1-, 96-1 1 4 .' 961, 961, 964 ; one-eighth shares, 15-16, ld; Buffalo and .Lake Huron, 5 1-16, Do.. 7 per Cent., 61; Dutch Rhenish, 5 d.; Grand Trunk of Canad a , 9 ; Great Luxembourg Constit., 6. After official hours, the quotations were as follow : Chester and Birkenhead. 73.' 7 , 73 ; Cak donian, 84,. 85 ; Eastern Counties, 11.15-16, 12 1-16 East Lancashire, 93,i, 96 ; Great Northern,.lo3, 104 Great Western, 59, 594 ; Lancashire and Yor' shire, 971, 97, 2 ; ; London and North We: 961, 97 ; Ditto one-eighth . Sha' 1,, 1 .15 16 Manchester, Shp,,, Lincolnshire 374 ; Midland Stock, 105, 105 57k, 58 ;`- North Staffordshire, North I Lanca 3r:t1411 Eastern Berwick, 94, 95 Midland, 75, 76 ; Leeds G South Eastern Lake Huron, 47 4 -, 6 ; Dutch Rhen Great Western of Canada, 15!,-, 15 Shares, 54., 5 d ; Great • Luxembourg, 61, 7 Grand Trunk of Canada, 8,8; Lombardo- Venetian, 2!, , , 3 p ; Do. New Shares, 21, 21 The London Stock Market has been buoyant, in consequence of the conclusion of a treaty of peace and prices have improved, finally closing as follows' Consols for Money and Account, 95, 96 ; Three p Cents, 964, 961 ; Bank Sfo-k, 220. 222 Bills. large and small; 26 The London Share Market has also been The closing prices were :—Ambergate, s:t„ 6.1 donian, 81. 85; Preference, 102, 104 ; E ties, 59L 60-1. ; Eas' and Glasgow, 72, 7 A. 86, 88 ; Do. B, 139, 132 ; G Lancashire an( 114; North 1Y( 96!- ; ; Manchester' 1 S 38 ; Midland, 104-k. Preference, 109, ll 941, 95 1 ; ; Leeas, 4; Stafford. 34, 31; S - S;xes, 83', 84 1 ; Do. of Canada; 15% 154 Trunk of Canida. 8 7 A statement the journal yeste the conveyance of _ had been awarded to M M.P., is utirlerstoJd. to h There is an im tern Con FAinhun hire, 94, 99 103, 105 ; Do t Western, 58 1 , 594 98 ; Brighton, 112 96 9 ; -South' Western, 951, rttid Lincolnshire,' 37, North British, 58, 59 ; Eastern Berwick. North York, 71 stern 73. North Tnrkih 103, 105 ; Greit Ditto 9t Grand ch obtained extensive nublicit hat the contract fo Howard and Lever reef. or. at thn Inast premature ment do not exactl their own minds on th e?curities responded in the afternoon to the buoyancy of the Funds. Even at tlie higher prices now established bona fide holders appear disinclined to sell, and the .floating supply of flood securities , • . . continues scanty. I n th e Discount Market, to=day, supply of money plentiful, and best bills taken at 21 per cent. Peace will doubtless stimulate com mercial enterprise and ultimately lead to' the estab lishment of a higher value for money. The tendency of the Foreign Exchanges, this afternoon, in some instances, Nvas rather adverse. Bills on Holland and Harnbnrgh'Werequoted slightly lower. The prin- ciple demand, Wowe ver, was - for o,per on St Petersburgh and Austria, for which quotations considerably, less favourable for 'this country were established.T_ _There was.no alteration of importance in the Produce Market ; but as regards Sugar, and some other articles, firmness prevailed. Silk market strong, it being anticipated the 'numerous buyers who have been deterred from operating by the war an's b 1 f Smut 6 2 Mr Blrto Os eh eJhri to Glldflnqer) by West luitralian —Lady Audrey, by Pantaloon...J Harrison Q to 2 ag-t Miss Howie: 7 to 2 each agst the 4w Forest Deer filly and Annie, and 10 to 1 afr.it Satanella. Won 14' a neck; a length between second and third, and a head betwekn THE BENTINCK TE3TIMONIAL HANDICAP of 10 soya. each, 11. ft, with a piece of Plate of 100 SOV3. value added, for three year an i upwards ; winners of any handle ip of 100 sous. after June ,21 0) clear 101 b extra, but not to be accumulative ; the second to save hs sta!te, and the winner to pay 15 sove. towards expenses of the course ; to start opposite the stables ; nearly a mile and'a half; 29 subs. 51b, of two o 5 0 (yr. sst 41b) Mr T. Thomp=on's b f The II iress 3 yra 7 0 Air. Dou.das!s br i Botany, 4 yrs 6 BMr C ,pp,:rzhwaite's b f Lady Kingston, 3 yrs Grimchaw 1 Edwards 2 Chatoner 3 , t the Heiress, and 7 to 1 ag3t Lady Kingsto Won by.a length; bar lengths between aul and third, SEY STAKES of 15 sovs each, 5 ft., with 50 sovs colt> Bat 71b, and Bst 41b. The second to receive 30 sovs out of the stakes. Wiaaers of 109 sovs- clear 315 extra. T.Y.C..-11 suhs. 8 7 Lord Stamford's b f Emi1y........ J. Mann 1 8 7 Mr I'. Dawson nas eh a Mantrose..... Aldetofc 2 8 7 Mr J. Clarke's b f Maid of Lyne, by Teddin4on Maid of 1,) rae.. BETTING : 7 to 4 on Emily, 3 to 1 agst Maid of Lyme, and 5 to 1 agst Montrose. Woa by a head; a length and a half between secund and third. Box - rETH HANDICAP, of 5 sovs. each, with 50 sovs added res. A winner of any h mdica7, after thn publication of hts, of the value of 100 sovs clear, slbs ; 200 or more, 10Ibs for all a; extrt, but not to be accu The winaer to pay 10 soy towards expenses. From the Caaal paint in, nearly taree quarters of a mile. 13 subs 0 Mr. Conn , 11 waite's b f Ktngstm, 3 yrs x) Mr. T. Dawson b e Daniel, 3 yrs f Botany, 4 yrs ...Edwards 1 Grimsaaw 2 7 a Mr. Doug Challon2r 3 -5 b 4 ag , t Bot , any, 6 to 4 agat Daniel, and 5 to 2 agst . . L dy K stun. Won by a gth.i 11,:tweau second H.INDICAP of s each, 3 ft, with 41slys acide for all a the weights ; 7;b extra. One r 9 4) Mr. Thorpe' bl hJa Thorpe 1 with the COlonik the 6 7 Mr. retitpeac's b n Blirnev, aged eritchat d 4 4 to 1 on J —Won in a canter by three THURSDAY, JULY 14 , ntin ric a Tian- cap •wa;:pitakes of 23 53173. ea2'l, 15 forfeit. Th.: wi.iner of any Swe,pstakes, Cup, C.tp Stat 5, or Plate, of the clear value of 500 vs. aftvr the weigh s app3 tr (Ja ie. 7, at II a.m.), 51b.; two ot Lich races, 101 b. extra The steamers Edward arrived from St. Pet k,cot Stak. matter, and that they hesitate-wile - mei ‘,. .. fer the contract to the Committee of the House of Commons which is about to be anpointed. After the formal invitation of tenier:Q. this,Feems rather a late cA,) after the int)lia (lion of I porioi for hesitatiol ; loud complaints of the de- not to r lay are lwginning to be heard in circles connected nore e as this service is of a somewhat exlTotional charaCter, a large por tion of the subsidy being furnished, by the colonies themselves. It is understood that some considerable parcels of withdrawn from the the movement.will being sovereigns have hank for harvest purpose , doubtless co domestic and not foreign, has little real importance, as the reflux of the coin at a later period is almost a mutter of certainty. Hawk s ani.RasSinn have hurt, with aboi t 172,00D1. gold. The Adonis, from Oporto, has also broL 14,000/. in specie, and the Sultan, from Lisbon, 6,531 There were no bullion operations of importance at the hank yesterday. Thepurchises for the Continent amounted to the large sum of 310,000/., viz., 132,0001., by the Monica, from Melbourne; 85,0001. by the Europa, from Boston ; 92,000/. by the Edword Hawkins, from St. Petersburg; 21,0001. by the Nimrod, from Melhourne ; and 10.000/. by the Athenian, from the West Coast of Africa. It is expected that the residue of the Russian gold will also be sent away. It appears from ti ...- steamers Oaean Qneen anti Kancrarno were about to leave for Eurone with 310.000/.. in SDC Saxonia had sailed with 1,-0001. s that the Advices from the United States report an active interchange of communications bet Ween the govern ment and Senor Matta, the minister accredited ht' .the Juarez party in Mexico to Washington. Some treaty or other arrancrement is said to be in course of negotiation.. There is however. no question of any ces, sation of Mexican territory, which- by the-constitution Jnarez has no power to grant. It is- alleged that Senor Matta's object is to obtain for the Juarez government th6 - assistance of the United State, with a view to bringing the present internecine strife to a termination, and that meanwhile a number of American officers are about to join the forces of-the federalists in Mexico. The British squadron is ordered off Vera Cruz to protect British_ property and to watch over the fulfilment.of the agreement lately made for thc benefit of the convention and English bondholders, by - which the latter aro to receive 33 Per cent: of the customs reYerhies at Veri CiniZ and Tampico in liquidation- of accruing dividends and arrears. As regards the 8/0 0001. in - silver Which has been stopped at Jalapa, there is an impression that very little belongs to. .British subjects, the British houseS in the city of Mexico be' stood to have refused torernit specie by that conducta, after conferring with Mr. Ot way, the British minister. The work of laying the new telegraph cable' between Weybourne, in Norfolk, and . Tonning, in Denmark, was commenced on Monday by the steamer William Cory. Up to one o'clock yesterday -100 miles of cable was successfully paid out. It is anti cipated that the re..t. making in all 350 miles will he laid to Heligoland by to-night, and that complete telegraphic communication with Denmark will be established by Friday. 1 under- The Indigo Sales,• the course of which must be a . mood deal affected by the announcement of peace, commenced this day. • Messrs. H. W. Dewsbury and Co.'s report as follows : " We beg to inrorn, commenced this day; consisting, of 11,698 chests 5,345 chests of old goods. - bought in at or withdrawn from former sales. and 959 chests in second hands). . Tll,- opened ste a dily a t p r i ces averazinz fully May rata sorts. Importers showed firmness by withdrawi• parcels, hut - mach supriortwas not required, and fweign bayers commenced their prieehases at once,_and the sale ruled steadily througkont erly sales of indirzo (incltidinx both home fair, both home and foreign. a n d larger than was expected The attendance was orcl, , rs are evidently l'he qualifies of mud fine and three-1 the Tien -ml ar ,nrths middlin and fine, and two-thirds middli ng an d o rdi nary. The one •finirth Food and fine, and three 4 bnrthsniTdd!in..: and ordinary Thr Bimlapatam, ordinary togoflk The__Salem. mo:tiv nyry ; and the Onde, ordinary. 1.386 chests to-d:iy. or which 604 were withdrawn, 135 be" 64'Tgold." Irnq. om-t 1 1 irnod Ktir Lye' passed for twJ years old of any I aner of till in proportion old for 63 lital Stock 4S Foreizn : Buff 'l. 5-1 but this in any else t..) be the extreme Union or Traies Cup, n)erlard Plate or Cum)erland 101 b. e or to valu3 of 200 soy:3. 31b , of 400, 01b.; or of aay two of su....ft last-m:tatioazd extra ; or of arty other H dicaps, Sib. extra. The winner to p ty 30 says. to the jurige, and 20 sous. towards the expense of th 3 exirsa Tae secoarl to f:- ce,ve 50 sovs. out of the stakes, Two miles; 73 subs.. 45 of whom declared and pay 5 sows. each t acceptinz b ng. Bst. Ilb., it has been raised to B,t. 111 b., and the oth a 7 4 (in. 31b a 7 3 Lord Cli'der a 6 9 Mr. Itigby's ch•c - Royal 3ov2r ga, 4 yrs ... (4 6 5 Mr Fitzhugh nas eh c Ancient Briton, 4yrs a 6 5 Mr Saxon s br c Dcf2,ider, 3yrs a 6 1 Mr. Cr wen's ch e seatle, 3 yrs a 6 0 (in 10th extra), Lorl 4orn-rcon nag h e Paul, 3yrs a .5 11 Mr. Hargreaves nits eh c Ba ikrupt, 3 yrs a 5 11 Col 9 nvtlfs eh c Ucalian. 3yrs . a 5 4 Mr W Lynn nas b e Daniel, 3yrs ................ Mr. I'arnard's hr c Wrestler, 4 yrs f i y.Tro'nel 4 yrs A lIINDICAP SWEEP3TAKES of ?) sovs each. with 30 soya added. Five subscribers or no race; if 10 the second to save his stake ; if 15 to receive A sovs out of the stakes. T.Y.C. 9 0 I Confectioner . 8 6 I Tommy Noble 712 t tanella 7 10 Gwellvon at lb .6 4 .5 10 .5 4 4 10 4 7 Hawthorn 7 8 j Dobbia ES of 5 sots each, with 30 sous added, for two and ; two ye trs oil 7st 41b, three Bst 121 b ; fillies and 1 31b. Winners once in 185 ito carry 31b, twice, r 200 sDvs, 6113. extra. the winner of any Sweepstakes in 1859 vatal Ailiden horses h wing started once allowed 31b, twice Mb, thrice 81b. T.Y.C. Ardo r Confectioner I Lady Kinqston I Tousle ;[es of 5 sous each, with 30 sovi aid ‘d, for a'l ages. t 41b, three OA, 'our lOst 21b, five lOst 9113, six Mares, and geldings allowed 21bs. Maideil irS old r.lld. Gibs, five , and upwards Nibs. Horses (with A Sw c;E?ST Two years old 7s and aged lOst 121 b four tion of those c aLowances as Maidens) having stirtcd twic3 th tered to be ,ont winning and. 4lbs, and thrice or r to be sold in the uual way for 80 sous; Id. 8!b; 40, nibs ; and 20, 211 b. old by auction, and any surplus over the selling A SWEEPSTAKES of 15 sovs each, sft. with 80 soya added by the Earl of Derby. Two years old 4st 121 b, three 7st 91b, four Bst 111 b, five and upwards 2st 21b; mares and geldings allowed 31b. Winners before starting (matches excepted) of 200 sovs 31b; 500, 71b; 1.000 and upwards 141 b extra. Maidens at starting, having run three times allowed if two or three years old 71b; four and upwards (and never having . received £5O as second horse) 141 b. Three to start or the added money will be withheld. One mile -10 subs. s ch c Wa ( I )rothn to It2cl Lloa) 2yrs len nas bc Shafto, 3yrs twood's ch f Butt 3efly, lyrs a Mr W H Mand)'s ch c AccarAte, 4yrs a Mr T Di a Mr Lui a Mr Fa TFIE SEFTON CORISTMAN WFLT Fit Cup, a piece of Plate value 100 saes., added to a sw eptaXes of 10 sovs each, h ft. Three yearsold lOst 41b, four Ilst Bib, five 12st 21b, six and aged 123 t 41b. Winners or 50 sues cle it at any one time Ms, of 100 sues 51bs, or of 200 sacs or up 'ear !s 71b3 extra. Mares and geldings allowed 31b ; half-bred horse; allow .d 51b. Oac mile and a quart r. Second to save hi • stake, aol winner to way I saes towards the of the cou.•.se r -menfnrs er sons of members of 'White's, the Jokey Cluh, G)9A.va3:l, Heaton Park. Rglintm Park, Biitiury, or Liverpool Hu It Clubs, or qualified as forthe Corigthian Stakes at the Curragh, ant officers on full pay in the arms ad navy, c ad min. being a subscriber to gentleman, not qualified ny established Pack of bounds; and any a 3 above, Will 1 to ride by paying 3 sors to the Race Fund wards. Jo( to the euusmt of th 3 not allowed to a Lori J. Scott's 1) g Gift, 8 yrs (h h) • a Mr W. S. Arlie/. 41n nas ch c Ancicmt, Briton, 4 yrs a Mr T. Dawson's br f Mrs. Stowe, 3 la a M Celley's br c Lif ORDER OF:'RtINNING. T.Y.C. 11. Cu',, Welter Lord Derby's ADVERTISEMENT, A. M. executcs CrnmisAbus oualih.Tniineipal Races, on receipt of Cash oe Post-Ylic. Orin. A. M. will guarantee all winninfrs, char4inrr a Cu•nini.i.iin of Fi ve NORTfIERN TINES office, Liverpool. per Cent —Address A. M. CRICKET, On Monday and Tues lny last, a match was played between the Fairfield and Amateur Crifi.et Olub3, on the groand of the former, Olive Mount, which result in the defeat of tho latter, the Fah field winding by OW innings and 33 runs. The following is a summary of the score : Amateur, first innings, 25 ; second innings, 37—total, 62. Fairfield, first innings, 95. Jdne 19 4..Knoria Mooria, hence to Bombay, in lat 50-1 4 1 lon 11 W. July 5, . Spirit of the North, hence to Hong Kong in la t 48 N. ion 10 W. , July 6 „John Hillman, hound west. iu lat 59 N. lon 1 ,- ) Air• July 8.. British M.rchant, hence to C off Tu:kar. Governor Lang on from hence, in latol N, lon 6 1V OUTPORTS QUEENSTOWN.Iy 13. —ArriVed : The Storm, from Smyrna ; Franeiseo. Cassandri; Boxer, Aleiandria ; mono, Trinidad ; Sinirna ; Concezzione, nople; Maria Antoinette, Nantes; Flying Dutchman. St' John's, Yr., went to Liverpool; Vanguard, Cleveland; Rambler; Rio Grande. Sailed: Xanthippe, for IIui1; Robert,' Liverpool. - GRRENOCK,Iv Tirymish, from Nntv foundland ; Lord Byron, Quebec ; Jane Dagget, New York; Adriatic, Mirimachi. Sailed: Sea Horse, fur Demerara; Florine. MelbournP Wm. F. Smi & Co. I July LONDON PRODITCe: MARKET._ JULY 13. Sugar very firm, and the low brown descriptions are dearer. 2,550 bags Mauritius sold low. .Middling to fine brown 32i 6:1 to 37s Coffee Market has improved, and plantatron Ceylon sold at fully is above previous rates. • • Tea qui Rice rather q aiet. No sale: Indigo :: Sales gone at 31 to 41 advance on' ye-sterda'v's prices same Saltpetre flit. Market declined fully 2s. Jute : Little doing at a slight reduction on previous LONDON CORN MARKET.--Jury 13. it this day's market, supplies of foreign grain still pour „:at. - as on Monday. Wheat, Eni lish,. what was left over from Monday, was offered at that day's prices - . Foreign not pressed, stocks in London now large Floating cargoes begin to arrive, and we look f or act i v i ty i n demand.- Flour v no means lively, at even Monday's reduced prices. l ian corn off coast, can be bought rather lower. Rye -. Peas and beans unaltered. Oats not yet recovered 111 as g Slonday's decline BOROUGH HOP MARKET—JULY 13. We continue to have a very heavy demand for all kinds of hops, at next to nominal prices.. The plantation accounts ace favourable, and the duty is estimated at 4240,000. WEST KENT. —A general improvement is - noted from nearly all the districts. The late storms have been followed by fine dry and warm weather, which has produced its effect on the hop plant. The pine during last week grew very rapidly, and in many places the midsummer shoots are reported to give promise of a full crop. Vermin are much less: prevalent, though towards the latter part of the week we have heard of an increase in some plantationS. are At Maidstone the duty is now Others said to be very clean called £2OO 003. EAST KENT. —The bine has grown very rapidly -during, the past week. In some places we hear still of a deficiency of bine, and there is certainly not the same strength and development that there was this time last. year. In most districts, however, there is plenty of bine, and a very fair prospect of a crop.. We had a few foggy-nights last Week, which have produced vermi:i. Ina few plantations which were previoUsly clean we have heard .of the appearance of lice in great quantities. This is, hoWever, only partial, and up to the time of writing-. the general appearance of the plant throughout the division is healthy, Sussex -:The late forcing weather has produced a re markable growth of the bine. We are still foul in many places, and there is a considerable breadth of poor and weakly bine, but on the whole we look better, and do not despair of growing some hops. The Council of India will receive tenders on the 19th inst: for the hire of ships to carry 550 recruits from Gravesend to Bombay. The Funds opened whit a quiet appearance. and business remained stagnant until towards two o'clock, when Consols were quoted .4- per cent. worse than they closed y es t er d ay. '1 he uncertain tone adopted by Lord John - Russell last night induced hesitation. Influential buyers, hoNyever, who are reported to net upon good foreign information . , calve forward in the afternoon, and by three o'clock a rise of A- per cent. had taken place ; between three and four, and at a still later hour, increased buoyancy prevailed. Telegrams from Paris announced that the fact of the conclusion of peace between France and Austria had been officially notified on the Bourse, and that the Renter, which opened with heaviness. had r i sen in LONDON MONEY MARKET.—J ULY 13_ - consequence 2 per cent. Consols finally left offl at Consols very excited, and before the opening were. Toted 96i 0 961. - but this advance brought in seller*, and they per cent. high er th an yesterday, and per cent, i declined •to 96 sellers, and were steady at 963 to 96. above the lowest point of the day. other classes of rt Shares advanced ct*dera bly with Consols,. Out have LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—JuLy 13. Spot, 545; August and September, 54s 3d; October and December, 54s 9d. Market quiet. LONDON MINING MARKET.-- JITLy 11 The mining market today is firm, a brisk demand being exnerienced for several descrintions of stock. Shares in Wheal Seton, East Basset. Wheal Margaret, Providence Mines. West Setton. and Kelly Bray are in chief demand. East Wheal Russell shares have recovered to 9 and 91. Worthing Mines shares are quoted 9s to 103, and Port Philin. 105 to 11s. Fortuna Mining shares are marked 2k, and United Mexican, 11 and 1-3.. FOREIGN PORTS Ed, Maddick, hence at Lagos ,I - one 8. Adelaide, hence at Lagos, and left June 7 for London. Franz and Eliza, from Alexandria, at Gibraltar Jul* li -. and cleared for Liverpool. Port 'Wallace, 'Williams, hence at Cienfuegn Express, Clan Greg:or, Grand Bonny, and sailed from Bonny for Liverpool. C Ltherine, sailed from Cvneroons for Liverpnnot May 6 Benin, sailed from Benin for Liverpool May 294 .- Araminta and Cherokee ; both hence at Benin. S. , .tmatra,` sailed from Savor for Liverpool June I Isle - of May, from Singapore, passed the May 7. for Liverpool. Robert, Gardes, hence at Trinidad. Tordenskjold, hence at Cagliari. Flora, Falkenberg,. hence at Genoa. Ripley, Trooght, hence at Wy burg. Agatha, Gratje and Baldnr, hence at Cronstadt. Arendina Catherina and Victoria, both hence at Dantzic liermine, limn, hence at Copenhagen. Tuba]. Cain (ss), hence at Antwerp. Sophia. Brougers, hence at Revel. . Sirrine TTansen, hence at Riga. Duero (ss), 'Froth Marseilles, at Barcelona. Deva (ss), Tate, hence at Bordeaux, and left Bth July, on her return 'remont ; traits of Sandi • Ravenscrii.r, Barron, from Singapore ; passed Straits of Sunda, May 21, fir Liverpool. Mary Their. Brothers, Intecrrity, Suffolk Hero, Argo, and, Excel, all sailed fr om - Pai - Mlimuf for Liverpool to July 8. Cloator, Beard, sailed from Nantes for Liverpool, July 7. Chile.Girper, sailed from Hamburg - for Liverpool. July 8. Si.rnorke. sailed from Flushing for Liverpool. July 9. Plietis, Qattree, sailed from. [lnnen, July 9 aithrrine Ann, Beaker; Barcelona for Constantinople July 2. Margaret Reed, sailed from Bare -lona for Guadiana July 2. Anus, Harris, from Cardiff at Genoa July 3. C urn, Carter, sailed from Geno for Constantinople July 4. Oregon, Blyth, sailed from Genoa for Corfu July 4. liedley Vicars, sailed from Salina for Falmouth June 24. Argyle, from London and Cape Good Hopeat Bombay june6. Mary Ann, Barton, sailed from "'myrna for Falmonth Jnne 24. Honor, Harry, sailed from Barcelona for Quebec July 2. LONDON GAZETTE. JULY 12. INSOLVENT P ETITIoNE R.—J. 11. Moscow, Salford, Lancashire, out of business. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. —C. Williams and P. Richards, Liverpool, cart-owners ; R. Eastwood and R. ll ,, ldsworth, Burnley and elsewhere, Lancashire, cotton spinners ; W. Openshaw, J. Openshaw, and J. 0. Openshaw, Bury, Lancashire, and elsewhere, woollen manufacturers, so far - as regards the said J. 0. Openshaw% North and Daily 2 will now cone fo-rward Tuesday Ereninq, Ve ws City Article ad a dull appearance For some hours the market when several large purchases took place - by - broker who usually operate on fresh news,. Under thes circumstances consols improved nearly 1 per cent., the tendency in that direction being greatly stimu lated by the fact that nearly all . the speculations een for a fall, and that there. is consequently lave b( a rush to buy back on any terms. - N o b u lli on ope rationS took place at the Bank to-day.. The supply of money in the Discount Market increases with the payment of dividends ; and the impression that the reduction of the Bank minimum 2 may be announced on Thursday, assisted the Funds this afternoon in their upward movement. Times city Article, Tues day Evening. LIVERPOOL PRQDUCE MARKET SUGAR The continued firmness of holders business, and we have only ta report 430 bag Thmerara at 43s 61, and 250 barrels Anti grainy „ua at 41s 61 to 43s pei cwt. MOLASSES, Rum, AND COFFEE : Nothing done. litcm: The demand is quite suspended. PEARL SAG() : Small sales at 185 6d for small. SAGo FLotrn: 250 bags all faults at 12s 31 to 12s 6d for Ist class. Dyuwoons : 10 tons. Manilla Sapanwood at £7 15s; 2D tons St Domingo Logwood at £4 ss; 10 tons Campeachy ditto at Xti 153 ; and 400 tuns Limawuad at £l3 to £l3 15s 63 per ton. • othing has transpired NITtiATE OF nall sales at 14s 61 to 153 61 to purchas mibay offered at auction this morning, B RIMSTONF ARSENIC : A RGOLS : 10 tons seconds reporte'd at £B. 44 casks at lOs 9d to 11s. 13 casks red Oporto at 41s. 250 titw's Palermo at 11s 3d, and 50 bales Cotania leafy at 8s GAMBIER:: 100 bales damaged at 16s 6d to 16s 9d for first ea.= BA K : 800 bags Baltimore at 63 61 to 6s 9d CA.sTou OIL : 50 cases at 6 .3 1. INDEX RUBBER : 100 bags iN egrohead at is 111YEABOLIM9 : 430 bags at lOs to lOs 3d. Otts : Palm unchanged ; in Olive, 80 tons tak ther better terms. 4d per lb TALLOW : P.Y.C. at ,563. %ominally worth 57s to 583 Itosusr: 2.000 barrels at 33 9d, ex quay, at 3s 10d ex store. up to 4i 1d for better than common, and 134 for fine. Szi.trrs of TURPENTINE : 150 blrrels at 36i 6.1 to 37s 6tl. • 4,000 bags 134mbay Linseed at 4Ss per quarter from the quay RPOOL AGRICULTUAALPR9DUCE MARKET Os. 7d. to Os. 10d. Os. 61. to Os. 7il. 0;. 01. to Os. ot. Ditto, new Ditto, clover Green clover Vetches 't:•aw, wheat Ditto. oats .. I. to 0 1. to 0; tto, bail Os. 2&, - 1. to Os Os. 2a. to Os 010, ia stni Potatoe., pi D tto, Kerry,' Ditto, Whitl ink eye s Os. Od. to Os. 0:1 Os. Od. to O. Od Os. 01. to Os. 0,1 Os. Od. to Os. Od . Os. Od. to Os. 01 Os. 01. to O. Ocl 0;. Od. to Os. Od Os. Od. to 03. Od. Os. Oa. 10 Os. Od . Os. 01. to Os. 0,1 Os. H. to Os. Od Os. Od. to Os. ad 4s. 0,1. to Cs. Od. Ditto, Fitt tes Di to, Bals'iaw Ditto, Bo` drums Ditto, seedlings. D tto, cattle Turnips Carrots .... Mal4lewurzel ➢ mure LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, -JUL atton t 13 business has been tran3acted, at an advance of : 11.,t0 ? i d per lb on the quotations of Friday last. The sales, including 83 Pernambuco, 8 . 4 I to 811, 253 , Bahia, • 7:41 to 8,1-(1, 700 Egyptian,. 71,1 to 151, 1,000 Surat, 40 to iit,l ----,rted 20,000 bales, of which 7,000 are on speculation id fiir export METALS JULY 13, The price of tin has this day been farther advanced, and we now quote fur Messrs. R. R. Michell and Co.'s Common Blocks, 134 s per cwt. Delivered at Liverpool, D). I igots, 133 s ~ 1 Do. B •rs, 193 London, Bristol, ,or ~ • Refined Blocks, 145 s ~ Terms of payment az.: usual declined about I per cent. below the highest very quiet. Lombards, 11!: ntes. Fret' SAT,FORD CATTLE MARKET.—Jura 13. Beasts, 945; sheep and lambs, 12,800; calves, 96. ,Y O - 1 beef 6d to 7d; middli ng , 5d t o .51-d ; cows, 4d to 1 0 best wedders, 6t-1 to 7tel; elves, 4d to 5-1-d ; lambs, 6 4 73 d; calves, 5d to 7d. GLASGOW CORN MARKET.—JULY 13.. Market dull to-day. Wheat: Sellers reduced priell per 240 lbs, which failed to bring forward buyers; a' they would have operated freely. Flour 2s per t l t i nor; quotations of Hamburgh quite nominal, an i a to turn against sellers. B eans i n l e .- Inthanged in value. Beans dull Peas 6 ad Oatmea not inquired fi GLA.SG9W IRON MARK No. 1, Makers' Iron, and No. 3,53 i r i.TLY 13. Wartl Ms to Ms 6d •••••---- SHIPPING IN-TELL lENC I3 Even. E Tins D. WIND At I.TvEnpooT_,...N.NV „ notYrrEAD,...N.W A it'ItIVED Bonny I Onward Mlfonte Mobile I Pierre Mtir Iliramichi saladin stiana Iceland J Warree.‘. Nantes 1 Wei►dclia Ernst Augustine Caen I A riiia Itei Kate Hunter Savannah I Minerva Laura aret Jonc Paimbcenf I'mpress Minkirk I William Owen Pi intemps L'Union SAILED, Gauntlet ....Buenos Ayres I Patna .... Charles Marie .... Bordeaux North Britai Sarah A n twerp I Sarah Henry Clark ...City Point Wigtonshire Diana Eliza and Caroline.. Wyburg Isis Will!am Deodar Archangel I Mary Ogden .. .. Shang o s.s.) 11Iontre Bat li Bomb° Quebe / • • • Barcelol! Arl c ' "evr V.ll MARIHME EXTRALI'S IlAmßußGltr, July 11 LIVERPO a., J . The English sc Id fur. Gluckstadt 13, 1859 3, fl•om SEM& mall Vog ; crew and part of mat al; saved. CUXEL IVEN, July 9 sunk - off the Ore Jul —The Danedin (s), 5, has been found Lei, t t h t w n di 3i o just above the baoyi M and No. 16,- in t about E.N.E. and W.I.W. The wrecl white than to the black buoy, on to the north of tae steamer, and tin _ _ ti the south of her. A pointed buoy been hid out to the south of the painted green to the north of he to raise her will prove of e direction nearer to !Ilg moll of the channel beill b 0 plated green, , 50 arl a flat buoy, 21 4 feared the atterar, no avail, and he - re considero OrouTo, July 6: The E teensto wn or i':lln7;t;t7ll - , ; Lo miles from this bar. Crew sived by a Spani s ' ...,.as'erred to steam cruiser Line e ' vineh has brought them to this port. sva about schooner and tr CAPE CoAsr, June 11: The barque Cr e River CamerounQ, struck on the D neat day, after throwin all he making so much water that sl aft )at, and was put on shore on the bank o principal portion of the drv - goods was will be hove down to ascertain the darnael STANLCY fcrinlii,, April 16 Bock, of Hamburg, for Valparaiso 16 with mainma,t sprung, hai will proceed in about three days for Callao LIiI3ON, JIIIV 4 a, in approachini iTp9rl. • not )uld scarcely be keP "0 ~, . ;UiP TI~~ mle Antnni 3 ' re hfar'l re. as one be Marseilles, which fotindered in the 13 ty of Biscay June 22 ' had . struck, the master thinks, against a plank, or sunll wreck. July; 6, Q iarantine N o ti ce : A n or d er o f t h e Bar of Health declares the prts of the island of Cuba free fr°o The `Fa! from disease. ST. ITBRI _...„ July Noord Star, Brouwer, of Peke l l hence for the 'r el, which pot b a ck J une 25 leaky, was le t . on the hank withoot unloading, and the leak discovered 14 the upper part of the veiAel. She has been repaired, and sailed 29th . Jtine for her destination RAB VT, June 17. —Put in : The Isabell as Hedley (1 3 $ ‘„ of Shields, from Lond 'n f or Sallee (suns), entered the river on the 15th instant, having crossed the bar with mal l difficulty, making six inches of water in two both. rfo and Q.teen of the Islas, are ready to go out, when the bar permits, to finish loading. SPOKEN, May 8.. Unrestricted, bound south, in let 41 S. May 13..Medon, hence to Valparaiso, in lat 2 N. June 15.. R milder. Rio Grande for Falmouth, in lat 34 141 lon 40 W. June 16..F.verton. Antigua for Liverpool, in let 33 . 141 lon 63 W. Alliance, Charleston for Cork in lat 37 N, 101 l 69 W. Nona _ York ARABI t;tl ED ITt Pt. ‘ kai he ' re '' t,; tried class r rt, 1 2 4 7 of fret? & 17 41%44 rais 4; 4 ' i c n. Ae dazZ:,; Ittl