Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-28 00:00:00

RESICLPAL ELECTION.-NORTH AND SOUTH TOXTETH WARDS. VD WM ellAtimAN cF TIIE COMMITTEE FOR CONDUCTING MESSRS. STEMS ART AND VERNON'S ELECTION. - • ,the Daily Post of this morning, I am strys:2zed by you to be the secretary of Mr. Avison's atnnsamittee ; such is not the fact. I attended 3 our rung as an elector of the ward, and went there, arommon with others, open to conviction, to vote Ifor your party, if Mr. Vernon's views on the water lineation agreed nigh those of many of the electors, end rain° own in particular; but you ruled that I arnnicl not be heard, unless I first announced my att.i in favour of your candidates. I shall not atchlress you again, under any circumstancec, and sow- conclude by asserting that the meeting was spOe willing to hear me, and by complaining of Tsar conduct, in after inviting•me to the platform to speak, you then prevented my so doing, by in-- itg upon me unwarrantable and degrading con ditions when I got there. Let the public judge of Tow conduct and motives—as for myself, it is quite *rovintgh for me to know tliat your candidates were 2.61 rrepared to render an unreserved aocaunt of Actisselves and their opinions. —Yours, &o. G. N. TURNER. Maglf—terrace. 113, Upper Hill-street, 27th Oct. 1857. li.±STIE, M.P.—We (North British Hail) utrier shin/ that Provost Brown has received a letter this week boss the hon. member for Paisley, apologising for his being znals/e to visit his con .tituents in his usual way this year. Me health of Mr. Hasle has for a con iderable time been precarious, and great cautiin on his put is enjoined by his xrediral adviier. In the letter to which we have alluded, Mat llastie comments upon the Sc , tea business brought Ihsiere Pirliament last se.sion, and particularly alluder, in tieranatory terms, to the new Lunacy Act. 31VAIL(WING A W 4 OLLICN STOCKING.— Some time ago in tlts mvighbuuring 'own of Slarborn, a fine large ox was salen sick, refuspe to cat, and in spite of all remedies esr:ed to, soon died. At a post mertem exam'. aim dt.artl+ smooth ball of tl]e size of a large apple. and men' b- Srx inconsistence, as sell as in colour, a piece of granite 3741, was tak-n from his s'ornach ; and on breaking it, with a hammer—for cut it you could not—it pr• ved to be a wooasn strcking which the animal had swallowed, and in ;its tiAsperate sffurt to d'gfst, had riled ever and over, and Benaßy cc mpressed into that rack-/ille ball. Nothing could Aire a better idea of the tram( ndons power of muscular Atoka in an animal of that siz L—Doe,crn Traveler. SHIPS AT SRA.— A cirou'ar has been 3.43lrraFird by Lord Clarendon to the British Ministers at maritime Courts, directing them to call the attention of Vet governments to which they are accredited to the Jaciiities afforded for merchant ships of all nations to make awn their identity when meeting Brit'sa vessels at sea, yr passing signal stations on the ciasts of the United Tiegdorn. To effect this, application must be mad > to It!in Registrar-General of Seamen, who, on receiving_ laniieulars of name, tot:nage, post of re, islry, and natior al' lac, and horse power of a steam;r, will appropriate a 4ntizet signal fir each vessel, comprising four of the flags alsed in the Commercial Code auth rised by the foird of Tia4e. OrzNiso OP THZ CORPORATION PARR AT BLACXBCRN tlatTbarsdoy the pubic park, at Blackburn, was f , rmally aldriled by the mayor and c )rporation. The day was sittse•Ted as a holid,y ; and besides the inhabitants of Illarkbnin, there was a vast concourse of strangers taking 1;23t in the ceremony. The wea'her was beaulful, and lien were figs in all dine inns, and guns were fired off Ptpf atedly dnring the day. The mayo - , a - ter addressing die assembl , d multitudes, declared the plrk open to the edit for ever. In the evening a large p4rty, under the pzeslderey cf the mayor, partook o a cold collation in the acsembry-room. Fireworks concluded the proceedings of Mr lky to , be long remembered by the inhabitants of 111724:1; Burn F.1754T11 AR FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Saturday afternoon, e Itatman nattel John Sar.Cer,on, about fifry „Tears of gr. rime up to the vegetable stall of a woman named Ann Hayes, at Bat fishy. He gemmenced a conversation - with hsr, rnd afterwares became very abusive, using very rel?setut langir ge. Peeling insulted, she took up a turnip :am the stall snd threw it at him. Being apparently the -verse for liquor, the blow was sufficient to completely averlalance him, Then he fell, the ba c k p ar t o f hi s h ea d erzoirg first to the ground. He was taken up irrensible, 3111 !removed to the Crw , s Keys Inn, where medical aid was Faceted ; but after lingerirg for a couple of hours he died, at - ger buying spoken after the occurrence. Mrs. Hayes i once apprehended. Tit% WI.XCIC OF THE OItTARIO.—On Saturday evenirg ?cc as, coroner for Norfolk, held an it quest at Caistor, 2ear Great Yarn , uth, on the b_clkos of a seaman washed 'those from tbe unfortunate Ontario, of `zowla Slifelds, and of Drs. Bal'otr, the wife of the captain of the same vessel, which was lost with nearly all' hands (23 in al) in the ter which visited the eas'ern coast on Thursday night and liiday morning. The bodies, which were much di figured, we viewed by the jury in tbe life-beat house at Caistor, And a verdict of " Accidently drowned " wi a returned. The jury, at the same time, txpressed a erong opinion as ti.a neglettel state into which the life-boat at Caistor las teen suffered to f4ll. Mrs. Balfour was washed ashore Es zn the Ontario in her night drrse, and a porni in of the new were probably in their ber'hs when the ship struck wz the sand. The eas'ern coast has not been visited with 4terearful a gale for many years. FATALISM AND SOMETHING MORE.—For some time tiepins fever ha' been making ravages in the tillage of Wade y. A case °centred last week, which is strangely staracterictic of scmething more than enlpele neglect. A younk girl tel. raging to the Made ley Church Sunday linbesol, about fourean years gld, was attacked with the fe wer. Assistance was proffered by stem' ladies attached to Mese/fool, but declined. At length Mr. Collingham called to see the girl, and finding her in a precariens state he aemoastraten with the parents on the folly of not calling in medic-11 assistance before. The reply was, " She is in the lanci's hands." He sent a little bottle of medicire with in atenetior S. Calling on the following day, be found, to his neteeishment, that the medicine was untouched. EnreT;ed sneh sttlid neglect, he censured their s'upid folly, and so ei-ply he received the same answer as before. He then ;plied a mustard plaister. Having some misgivings that even this might ba tampered with, after making a few calls he again visited the victim of parental carelessness, and /band that the plaister had been removed, and one of po tatoes applied instead. It is almost needless to add that &elle more merciful than her parents, had put an end to her sufferings.— Birmingham Journal. Loox tall, elder y foreigner, 'with a moustache, stick, and a very slight halt in his wa!lr, entered an office lira t , wn on Wednesday las', and finding one person therein, le asked in a my s'enious way that the eiy r be closed ; and en this beng done, he opened a story, in a foreign accent, Jahoet his heng a native of Poland and a literary man, who *id been engaged in translating for publishers— that be had 'Seen residing some time in Ireland, that he wished to get eat is Indic, and was raising funds fit this purpcse by antling on gentlemen in town. He produc-d a small pereel ',drawing balks, such as may be b :eight at a books , llet's lir two pence each, and sta•ed that be malty got a shilling foe ewe of these from gentlemen who desired to aid him in lis obj=et. Finding that the stranger was on a begging mini° 1, the person in the office refused to invest, when the arranger with the moustache became c.ff naive, and began to abuse the Scotch people in no measured terms, calling teem a low, beggarly pack, &e. We learn that the same individual visited o'her offices in town. On Friday eight info:matioe was e mmunicated to the police that a tall foreigner, answ. ring the above dese iption, bad 1 ft by the last train for Glasgos, leaving a poor widow, with whom le had lodged for a week nothing for payment but a pre nsiee to remit her the amount in postage stamrs.—G'reenock arrrespondent. ATTFMPTED DARING G AIIoTTE POIMERY AT OLDHAM. —On Sunday tu=ning a Lw minutes before eleven co'cl a elating attempt was made to-rob a man named Jame-, Tayler, at the top of Matichester Street, and in the close witruity of the Market Place, Oldham. Taylor had been in the Cheshire Cheese public-Louse, in the Market P ace, vri Is two companior s, sad afe.r leaving he proceeded on his way home, earctirg ore of his ft iends, named Jelan Worrnald, to follow h'tn. On passing the entrance to Water Stteet, at'j oining the 13; ptist Chapel, an Irishman named Kelley rushed upon him, and getting his atm round Lis neck in garotte faibien, dragged him into the passage, wfiiist another man tore his coat open and attempted to ahstratt his watch from his pocket. Kelly's hold on his throat was not sufficiently strong to prevent him fro shoutin i , and his cries brought Wormald to his assistance ; );nt the who was attempting to take his watch, a' tacked Worm:it', anti succeeded in effecting his escape, Left to Limsclf, Taylor succeeded in securing Kelly, and detain , el Aim until the arrival of Police - constabl e Ne-dham, who was attracted by the noise to the spot, and be was then gieen into custody. In the struggle, Taylor had a silk handkerchief taken from his reek, worth 55., anti Wor maid liad his shirt front torn off by the man who made iee a p e —The prisoner Kelly, wile plofessed to r collect nothing of the circumstance, was brought be fore a magis trate at the Town 11111 on Monday, and was remanded ail Thursday. 31krjus!vely for CLOTHING . 13')Y3 front Six to Twenty Years. LEWIS & COMPAIN Y, itanelaga-sLiw CUAOSITIES OF AMERICAN NEWSPAPER LITERATURE, HARD TlMES.— Wanted—mediums—to give confidence to banks—money lenders—no•e buyers—shavers —capita lists—brokers and croakers—That the world is not coming to an end in GO days—and if it should—that any tip top security will answrr them as well as specie —provided holders in life acd characters a-e all right.—Also, to give notice to those who are holding on to money for the biggest rate—if they don't look out, they will be " too late"—as the sly ones are picking up a food many rood stocks and notes—bofore the owners find out—" that in all that constitutes the real and acknowledged wea'th o: a country or State, we never were—so rich as at the pre - sent time'—and that with our crops we can soon bring the world in debt to us —Also—to procu'e situations for such of the first-named classes —who have mistaken or forgotten their calling—and who are struck with terror at an application for a torn with uLquestionalie security. —NEW CENT. REMEMBER MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PL ASTER —Re mernb,r, if you put this plaster anywhere, no matter where, if pain is there, the plaster will stick there until pain is not there. The plaster magnetises the pain away, and pain cannot exist . where the plaster is applied. Remember this, ye who have pains and aches, rheumatism, lameness, stiffrrss, weakness, nervousness, neuralgia, dyspepsia, or who ere sick and suffering in any way. Remember Morehead's magnetic plaster. Price 23 cents a box, with full and plain directions. Each boa will make six to e7ght, plasters, and any child can spread them. D. C. Morehead, M.D., 19, Walker-street, New York. For sale by all respectable druggists and dealers in genuine medicines throughout the United States. MATRIMONIAL —I am a young man, about thirty, of very respectabh connections, of bnsineFs habi's, and of a cheerful and agreeable disposition. I lay no claim to wealth; what I have I have gained-by my own Industry; I have always been in business for myself, and have enough to enjoy life with. I desire to form the acquaint ance of a young, respectable lady, whose circumstances are equal to my own, with a view to matrimony. My intentions are of the most pure and honourable nature, and I hope no one will deign to reply to this unless promptel by the same motives. All communications will be hold strictly confidential and returned if required. I beg that no true lady will let diffidence or sensitive feel ings prevent her from responding to this, as they may rely upon the confidence and most sacred principle and honour of a true gentleman, and the most sacred con filence will be maintained. Address " Honor," box 3,824 Post-office, New Y( rk. SPaING STREET (I 10 )—eLAIRV , YANCE.--MrS. Seymnur, a few doors west of Broadway, the m )st successlul medi cal and business clairvoyant in America. All diseases discovered and cured, if curable. Unerring advice on business, aboent friends, &c., and satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. ORCHARD-STREET (185).—The Wonder of the World. 5.000 dols. offered to any person who can surpass Madame Cliffton in the art of astrology. She warrants to give correct statements on all events through life, particularly marriages, deaths, absent friends, losses, lawsuit., and in fact all matters of importance. N. B.— Madame C. is the only person in the United States who can give lucky priza numbers. She also warrants to cure all diseases, particularly consumption, liver corn plaints, scrofula, worst cases of rheumatism, &c. Call and satisfy yourself. Residence 185, Orchard-street. ASTeOLOGY.—Mrs. Fleury, 26:3, Broome-street, gi►es true information of all even- , s of life, by the glass of the planets, which represents the destiny of her visitor, &c. She answers questions on business, marriage, absent friends, &c, by magnetism. CARD.—Mdme. Prewster returns thanks to her friends and patrons, and begs to say that after the thousands, both in this city and Philadelphia, who have consulted her with entire.satisfaCtion, she feels confident that in the question of astrology, love and law matters, and books on orac'es, as relied on corstantly by Napoleon, she has no equal. She will tell the name of the future husband, and also that of her visitors. No. 72, Fourth avenue, three doors above Tenth•street. MADAM HARRIS' PREDICTIONS ARE CERTAIN.—AII events of life told. The intended wife or hush-ind brought personally by her secret powers. Offige 80 West Nineteenth-street, near Sixth-al enue. Hours, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. CRINOLINE —The west side of Broadway, between Canal and Eighth streets, is suffering from a tremendous pressure cfcrinoline. The hoops aro more extensive than ever—altogether ungetoverable and ungetroundable. The trottoir is even more impassable than the carriage way, and a fashionably dressed lady takes up quite as much space as an omnibus. Near the hotels you may see crowds of fashionable and unfashionable loafers from all parts of the world, while the mixed crowd of promenaders afford the most interesting study to the philosopher and the philanthropist. The dry goods shops are the greatest gainers by the pressure. In old times the ladies were bears—now they are hulls. They formerly flitted from shop to shop endeavouring to buy at the lowest possib'e rate ; now they all seem anxious to pay the highest prices for everything. The quality of the article is not con sidered ; the questton is, what did it cost ? The American female mind rune chiefif to sprn ling money. Who wouid think that the husbands of these ladies who wear their thousand dollar dresses, and wipe their " dear " little noses with hundred dollar pocket handkerchiefs, were shining about Wall-street, borrowing money at three per cent a month, or pullinz a long face, and telling the.r credi ors that they haven't a cent in the world. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—Ocr. 27. There is no change to report in the cotton market to-day, which continues dull and quiet. The sales— induding 500 Surata 51r1 to 6d-a re reported 1,500 bales, of which 600" are on speculati.,n and for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—Ocr. 27. SUGAR: The market is without change, but holders still show a disposition to meet the demand, and the sales comprise 45 hhds Antigua at 42s 6d to. 434 6d, 170 hhds Cuba at r9i to 421, 350 bags Dates at 353, 4,900 bags Pcrnams in bond at 24s 9i, and 1,300 bags Maceio at 253 61 per cwt. MOL:t3SES : 75 puncheons, chiefly very fine Porto Rico, have realised 20s per cwt. Rum A. few puncheons Jamaica have realised previous prices. _ _ RICE : The market continues very inac ive, and we have only to report 1,800 bags Bengal, at 89 91 to 9s 3d for small broken to low middling, and 700 bags Madras at 93 9d per cwt. JUTE: The public sales went off heavily, and only about 600 bales found buyers at irregular prices, showing a decline of £2 to £3 per ton. GAMBIER: 41)0 bales, with all faults, have been sold at lss per cwt from the quay. PEPPER: 300 bags Malabar black, have been sold at 51d per lb. LIVERPOOL (SCOTCH) PIG IRON MARKET.—Oci 27 . Our market for warrants closes at 593 to 60s, nominal. Shipments from Glasgow, last week Do. Do., correspo n di n g wee k , 1856 Do. Do., corresponding week, 1855 Total shipments from Glasgow from Jan. 1, 1857, to date 447,378 Same period, 1856 Increase 25,550 Price this time last year, 69r Scl. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.—Ocr. 27. Per stone, 20Ibs. Per 601i,5. s. d. e. it s. d. s. fa. 'otatoes, Seedlings 39t0 4 0 Hay,01d...... 0 7 to 0 8i Ditto, Kemps .... 4 6 '0 4 8 Ditto, new.. 0 5 to 0 8 Ditto, Wh'terock3. 3 4 tt, 3 6 Ditto, clover 0 7 to 073 Ditto, Beshaw. .. 3 6 t , 3 7 Green Clover 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, H. Farm•rs 0 0 40 0 0 Grass 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, cattle...... 0 0 to 0 0 Straw, wheat 0 31 to 0 4.1 • 1 Per tnn. Ditto, oat Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 0 Carrots Oats, In strays . ... 0 0 to 0 0 Mangle wurzel !Manure 4 6 N. 6 6 LIVERPOOL CORN M RKET.—Ocr. 27. We had a small attendance of either local or country buyers at our market to day ; the trade is again further depressed, and wheats are offered freely from the quay, so that, upon limited transactions, we must note, upon American and all other good qualities of foreign, a reduc tion of 39 to 41 since Friday, making a decline of 51 to 64 per bushel slice this day week, while some inf.•rior qualities have been forced off at 61 to 8d per bushel less money, the value of any but the best runs being with difficulty defineable. American flour is 6d to Is per barrel, and other sorts fully is per sack cheaper on the week. Beans a very slow sale and Is per quarter lower. Oats are in moderate request without change in value, but oatmeal, from the large quantity at hand, is offered at a reduction of is per load. Mixed and yellow Indian corn is 64 per quarter lower, with a tolerable inquiry for feeding purposes ; white maintains its value, there being scarcely any left on this market. Arrivals and exports from the 20th to the 26th Oct. : Into Liver pool fro:n Ireland.—Wheat, 1,760 gra: ; barley, 360 qrs ; malt . , 16 q-s ; oat*. 4,028 qrs ; beans, 24 qrs ; pease, 13 qrs ; oatmeal, 10,348 sacks ; flour, 1,190 sacks• Coastwise.—Wheat, 210 qrs; malt. 25 q-s ; oats, 195 qrs ; oatmeal, 25 sacks ; &ow, 25 sacks. Canada and other British Colonies out of Europe —Wheat, 6 472 qrs ; pease, 34 qrs ;fl ow, 500 sacks 5,162 brls. United States —Wheat, 9 726 qrs ; Indian corn. 6,313 qrs ; flour, 4,739 brls. Europe, &c —Wheat, 1.075 qrs ; barley, 250 qrs; Indian corn, 300 qrs ;fl cur, 322 sacks• Total—Wheat, 19,243 qrs; barley, 610 qrs; malt, 41 qrs; oats, 4.223 qrs; beans. 24 qrs pease. 47 qrs ; Indian corn, 7,113 qrs ; oatmeal, 10,373 sacks ; fl ur, 2,037 sacks 9,9 M brls. Exports to Foreign Parts—Wheat, 12') qrs ; barley, 23 qrs ; malt, 20 qrs ; oats, 266 qrs ; oatmeal, 86 sacks ; flour, 154 brls. Ireland.—Wheat, 1,575 qrs ; malt, 30 qrs; Indian corn, 1,323 qrs; flour, 481 sacks 507 brls. Coastwise.—Wheat, 410 qrs ; barley, 26 qrs ; beans, 3 qrs ; Indian corn, 494 qrs : Indian corn meal, 40 brls ; oa. meal, 79 sacks; flour, 190 sacks 296 brls• R. 3.IAKrN & SONS. MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—Ocr. 27. The market is very dull indeed, and prices are nominal nothing whatever being done. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—Oan 27 Sucam: The market has opened with a dull appearance and the public sales are thinly attended by buyers to day CorrEE : The public sales are going off with some spirit at a slight advance. TEA : The market continues inactive. Corroa : No sales reported. SALTPETRE : Prices are partly nominal, and we cannot give exact q"otations today. Rice without alteration CINNAMON: The crartFrly sales, consisting of 1,800 bales Ceylon, went off heavily ; Ist sort at a decline of 2d. per lb., and 2nd and 3rd sort at Id. to 21.1 about half sold: Ist sort, Is. 6d. to 2s. 2.1. ; 2nd, 14. 31. to Is. 81. ; 3rd, Is. Id. to Is. sd. ; and 4th sort, Is. to Is. 3d. Rum continues out of demand. In other articles no material alteration. Markets generally dull. THE LADIES AND THE COLLEGES, LONDON TALLOW MARKET—Oar. 27. The market is steady to-day at the annexed quotations —Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 5646 d October and Decem ber, 56i 33 f January and March, 57s 3L LONDON MINING MARKET.—Ocr. 27. Very little business has been done this morning in home mining socks. From the Stock Exchange no transactions are officially reported. The inquiries are limited, and the tendency of prices is still, in some cases rather unfavourable. In foreign and colonial mining securities there is no altera'ion whatever. HULL CORN MARKET—OCT. 27. There was a small supply of English wheat tn•day, which met with a slow sale at a decline of 21s to 3ls per quarter. The prices paid were from 48s to 52i por quarter ; new English bariey sold at 42s per quarter, and grinding at 325; beans and peas were Is per quarter lower, with only a slow trade doing. THE NORTHERN TIMES.:--LTVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1857 From the Aeto York Tribune. Miss Jessie M. White, an rnglieovvemen, who had a lame little brother who had repeatedly broken his I.g—once whin his doc'or was out of town, and when he could not he induces to submit Co a painful operation by a stranger —was compelled to set it herself, and succeeded so as to win a compliment from the surgem who attended next day. Ile sportingly offered her a surgeon's cert'ficete ; she asked him instead to assist her in gaining a studen.'s admission to one of the hospitals, which he declined, although she had not only ter unfortunate brother but another lame boy under her dei'y charge. An tier doctor, being appealed , to, warmly espoused Miss White's cause, and gave her letters and introductions to leading medical friends ; but her applications to all the hospitals of London—fourteen in number—were successively rej cted. She also applied for tickets to attend a three years' course of medical and surgical lectures, but was peremptorily refused. It is fixed that a woman must not he allowed to acquire a regu'ar medical education in England. A year or so ago, three young women, frona exemplary New England families, applied for the privilege of at end the clinical lectures at the Philadelshla Hospital. They were admitted on the same terms with other students—in fact, we believe tl ere was no legal right to exelade them —on payment of the regular charge. They soon dis covered, however, that they were to ba drives out, if possible, by systematic indecency on the part of those with whom they were compelled to asscciate, including corn. whom they had paid as instructors. What sort of morals are prevalent among too many of the young men who con gregate to li ten *o medical lectur s is pretty generally known, and Philadelphi I had asep.ired a " bad eminence" in the matter of dissipated medical students. The young women, however, being most acxious to acquire a knowledge of the healing art, cortinuel to attend the lecture!, in spite of repeated declarations that they should be dtiven away. Indecent rerearl s, wantonly made in the c-u Se of the lecturee, did not sect mplish their evident purpose. At length, on entering the lecture-room at the time appointed for a lecture, tha young women perceived, from the winks and ch•lckles exchanged among their gentlemanly associates, that some special annoyance was prepared for them, and its charact'r was soon revealed by the introduction of an insane man in a state of entire nudity to form the sul - j-ct of the current lecture I The pretext for this introductisn was a desire to elucidate a certain disease of the skin. The necessity for the indecent ex posure may be judged from the fact that all the appearance of eirease on this unfortunate stbject was confined t) the scalp and the hick of the bead ; but no matter, the fsmala students were driven awry, and their money, paid for acmission ♦irtually, taken without consideration We - believe that. is " putting as fine a point on it" as facts will warrant and the law requires. . The Woman's Advocate (Philadashie), from which we have c Ai lens.et the above statement, adds : " But there was still an set of persecutors connected with the matter. The B and of Guardians, the very men who had voted' to admit young ladies and to take their money, being instiga ed by the d tetors, and listening to their falsehood ar;d slander wi hut in vestigation or inuiry, passed a resolution to the purport that certain disreputab's females were attending the lac'ures for improper purposes, and should be excluded. This vile slander was published in the proceedings. Nob() 'y acqeinted with that board would be affected by it, for the cloa-acter of the body was far below suspicion. It was established as bad. That they should rob three young women was not surprising when the propensity for rubbing the alms-house War , so w.ll known. Who were the persons thus slande.ei ? 'l hey were from the best families of New England and of this State, And as far above the average standing of the majority of the Board of- Guardians, ,as the latter are blow that of ordinary men. " Such are some of the d:fficulties of obtaining a medical education in the United States; or rather, they are difficulies in the way of hospital practice after an education is obtained. It will not be of lung duration. Such professional mer, will be superseded by more moral ; and more liberal minds will have charge of publi c him! itals." At LEWIS & OMPANY'S, Ranelagh-street, BOYS are CLOTHED from the Agee Of BIZ to Twenty Year 3. NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET.—Ocr 27. Farmers' wheat was in good supply to-day with a slow sale at la per quarter below Saturday's rates. South country was quite neglecteri, although reduced rates could have been accepted to effect sales. In fine foreign descriptions, a retail business was done at a trifling reduction from Siturday. Flour was la per quarter loAer. o,her articles unchanged. NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET. —Ocr. 27. The supply of cattle comprised 1,156 head. There was a good demand for the better qualities at 6d per stone decline. Inferior sorts were cheaper. The number of sheep cffered for sale was 6.500 ; good descriptions main tained their former value ; middling were a slew sale. We quote beef 63 to 8s per stone, and sheep 6d to nd per lb. LEEDS CORN MARKET.—Ocr. 27. There was a fair attendance at this day's market, although the demand was rather better than for some weeks past. Prices of all descriptions of wheat gave way 2s to 3s per quarter. In other articles of the trade there was little or no change. NOTICE. ELECTRO-PLATE Goons.—There are few branches of art that more perfection has been attained in than in this portion of our manufac ture, and the most beautiful specimens of spoons, forks, giblets, and other table articles cf the sort, mq be seen at Mr. E. T. Hall's, of 23 South John-street, p ho, to his other branches of business, has added a department for the sae of these articles, having been appointed aw.nt to cue of the first manufacturers in Birmingham. The designs in these articles are beautifal, the quality very superior (nearly as good as silver), and the price, coneldering all these, moderate to a degree. An inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.—Northern Times. Tel Spoons .• • • Dessert Do. .... Table Do- ....... . ........ 245. Dessert Forks ...... Table Do. ............. ...... 248. Sent carriage free to any part of the country. The papers announce the death of Lady Graham, wife of the Right Hon. Sir J. Graham, Bert. DottiestNo ('oNnuaron.—The use and abuse of the Lightning Cenductor have been strikingly exemplified in a eau lty reported to have occurred recently on board of a ship, the Helvetia, bound from Bremen to Sydney. The veerel was struck on the 6 hof September, by the electric fluid, which was seen to pass dow the coudultor at her main royal masthead. But unfortunately the rod, which passed outside of the ship abreast of an emigraut's bunk, came in contact wi'h an iron bolt just at that spot, and the lightning being thus diverted from its d)wnward course, glanced inward, and killed the poor man in his berth. He was found, as the master states, "dried up like a mummy," but no further damage was done. THE Twe!D Fismeas.—The net fishing this year has been the best that has been experienced for several years pest. In regard to rod fishing, however, the very reverse has been the case, and we believe a more unfavourable season for the angler has no occurred for a number of years.. During the fourteen days al'owed for angling after the close of net fishing, very fe v fish have been killed, although the river for .veral days was in first-rate con dition for fishing. Birgham water was fished by three gentlemen the whole of Tuesday last, without getting even a single rise. Floors water, fished the whole of Wednesday, only produced three fish. In Makeistonn water, inferior to none in the Tweed for the rod, five fish were killed one day, but no: more than one or two on other days, The total number of fish killed during the fourteen days allowed tnhoit, w this see believe, isonfor exceed 1 tl, --Kelso l, to l'seid e ,, did MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL LIVERPOOL,- Tuesday Evening. The Borough Bank has for the present suspen ded payment. It closed its doors at half-pas' eleven o'clock this forenoon, which event caused the utmost exci:ement among the mercantile classes generally. We. are, however, happy to say that all the deposit ors will be paid in VI, as the Wink of England have cama forward with the required aid for such a pt_rpose. The affairs of the bank are to be immediately wound up. The Directors of the Bank of E 'gland bad a protracted sitting this afternoor, and it is rumoured that another Liverpool Bank is About suspending. The dif f iculties of the Bo otte,h Bank have, it is reported, been followed by the en:tarrassment of another establishment, the administrators of which are stated to be seeking assistance The nominal p ice of the shares of the Borough Bank on our Stock Exchange to-day was 6i, being a decline of 15s. per share. These difficulties did not seem to have much effect upan our Cotton Market, which remained quiet during the day at previous prices. The sales were about 1,500 bales. The Liverpool Share Market opened at a small advance-seon relapsed into a slate of inactivity, and the continuations turning out haver than was anticipated, prices of this and the coming account give way. The following were the day's sales :- Caledonian, 89i 394, 39, 381, 383 30 ; Great Wtster 3, 514, 513 ; 1 ancashire, and Yirkshire 923 924, 924, 92; Lancaster and Carlisle, 73 p; London and North Wt s•ern, 953 951, 953 ; Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 38, 374 ; Midland, 821 824 82, 813; York Capital Stock, 39 ; Dovers, 19, 18 15-16, 18 13.16; Dutch Rhenish, 43, 44 d ; Grand Trunk of C a e a d e , 91, 9 13-16, 91,, 9 11-16, 1 , 4 ; Great Western of Canada, 184; Norm Union, A 220 ; Liverpool and London Fire and Life, 83 p. Th 3 business for the next ace aunt wa s as follows :-Caledonitire 391 ; Eastern Coutvie s , 103; Trincashire at 'd Yorkshire, 921 93, 928. 923 92 924: 924, 921; Lnn ion and North Western, 953 ; Manchtster, &afield, and Lincolnshire, 38, 373, 374 ; Midland, 824, 821 82 ; North Eastern, 223; Dols re, 19 1-16, 19 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 9, 11-16, 94 The ft:Vowing were the closing pities :- Blackburn, 8 4 . 81; Chester and Birkenhead, 63, 634; Cale , lGniar, 384. 391 ; Chester and Holyhead, 15 153 ; Eastern Ct unties, 103, 103; East Lancashire, 90, 904; Do 91. shares, 4, 4 p; Great Northern, 234 24 ; Do. A, 103 101 ; Great Western, 51, 514 ; Lai - eashire and Yorkshire Stock, 924, 924 ; Do. 9/ shares, 3. 3 p ; Liverptiol Crosby, and Southport, 183, 14; London and North Western Stock, 953, 953; Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 371, 374 ; Midland Stock, 813, 813 ; North British, 114, 12 ; North Staffordshire, 43, 44 d ; North Eastern -Berwick, 2'23, 223 ; York and North Mid land, 383, 384; Leeds Capital Stock, 24244; South Eastern. 18, 13-16, 184; Scottish North Eastern, 11, 12 ; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 53 54 d ; do. new Shares, sg, 51 d ; Dutch Rhenish, 44, 43 d ; Great Wt stern of Canada, 18, 181 ; do. new shares 2 9.16, 23.1; Great Luxembourg, 6, 63- ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 93, 9 9-16 The following were the conti nuations paid :- Blackburn, 9d. ; Caledonian, 3'4 3J., 3 , 4, 3s. 6,1.; Eastern C o u n ti es , l a 1 -16 ; Great Western, a; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 5 16, 5-16 ; London and N ort h W estern Stock ' 3, 5-16. 4, 5-16, ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lie. colt, 4,3 s, 2s 9u., 3s. 63.; Midland Stock, 1 , 5-16, 3 5-16 ; North Eastern-Berwick, Is. 91 4 , 25, : York and North Midland, 35.; South Eastern, Is 61., ls. 73 , 1 , ls. 6d., ls. 73d., 25., ls. 9d. ; Dutch Rhenish, 80., 10d., le., 1.0 d., Is. ; Great Western of Canada. Is. 6d. ; Great Luxembourg. 6d., 7d. ; Grand Trunk of Canada, is, 1.16, la. 2d., ls. 141, Is , 1-16 , Is. 61., 1.16., Is. Owing to the favourable news from Indio, the market for the Public Funds and Securities opened with some aotivity this morning, and at rather higher prices. Afterwards, however, a dull feeling set in, and Fries declined 3 to 3 below the closing quotations of yesterday, owing, in some measure, to the unfavourable news from Liverpool. The following, were the closing prices of Consols :-Far Money, 883 to 883, and for the Account 883 to 68/ After official hours the nominal price of Consols had declined to 884 to Be 3 In the London Railway Share Market to-day there was not much business done, and prices are lower than at the close yesterday. The following were the closing print's :-Caledonian, 773, 78 ; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 61!, 623 ; Eastern Counties, 523, 533 ; East Lancashire, 89, 91; Great Northern, 933, 043; do A shares, 85, 87.; Great Western, 504, 51; Lancashire and York shire, 913, 924; Leeds Northern, 493, 494; London and North Western, 954 ; London and South Western, 88, 89 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 373, 38; Midland Stock, 814 ; North British, 47, 48; South Eastern and Dover, 62, 63 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 904, 913; York and North Midland, 771, 784. After official hours the business done was at the follow ing prices :- Caledonian, 773, 773 ; Eastern Counties, 10 9-16, 10 11-16 ; East Lancashire, 89, 90; Grt at Northern, 93, 94 ; Di • to A shares, 84,86; Great Western, 501, 514; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 913, • 914 ; London and North Western, 944. 954; 'Wenches ter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 383; Midland Stock, 814, 813; North British, 47, 48; South Eastern and Dover, 623 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 90k, 913 ; Yo k and North Midland, 77. 78 About 50,000 half imperials (.242,000) are ex pected immediately from Russia. The exchange at St. Petersburg is still as low as 361, And there fore much larger sums would be sent but for the obstacles interposed by Government. The un favourable state of the exchange is attributed to various causes, among which are the large pur chases of Russian stock made in Germany and elsewhere since the interest on deposits at St. Petersburg has been reduced from 4 to 3 per cent, the payments for the steamers bought for the Government and private companies, large imports to replenish the stocks exhausted during the war, and, lastly, the sums spent abroad by Russian travellers, including the Imperial family'. The financial improvement at Hamburgh con tinues, and the rate of discount has receded to 8 per cent.. The Paris letters mention that the idea of a sus pension of specie payments by the Bank of France finds numer...us influential advocates, who are de termined to urge it strongly, in preference to an unlimited rise in the rate of discount, should affairs get worse The question is alleged even to have been discus3ed at a sitting of the Bank. Except as a remedy for internal and uncontrollable panic, when it is demanded as a temporary protection for the majority acainst the minority, the step would be one of such fltgrant dishonesty that it may be hoped it will be summarily discarded. The Govern- ment ; it is said, are determined not to senctio❑ it. At present, so far from there being any serious pressure, the best paper can be negociated at a halt per cent below the Bank rate of 'riper cent. The movement on the sulject,therefore, may obviously be attributed to the hopes of ignorant speculators on the Bourse. The suspension was announced of the firm of W. and H. Brand and Co., a London house for merly in the West India trade, but during the last three or four years engaged in large American transactions. The stoppage is attributed to the non-receipt of remittances from the United States. The amount of liabilities has not been stated, but it is supposed to be rather considerable. The Corn Ttade is in a very dull state. Ex tremely little business is ba:ng done throughout the country, and to-day a further decline of 2.4, per quarter in Wheat, and Is. per sack in Four, must be noticed. In the General Produce Markets, there is at pre sent little or nothing doing, and lower prices would be accepted to do business. Transactions in the Manchester Market are very limited, but prica3 cannot be called lower. The folic wit) g are the latest quotations of Foreign Exchanges :—Amsterdam, short, 11 151 to 11 161; Do three months, 11 194 to 12 Hi; Rotterdam do. 12 194 to 12 161 ; Antwerp do., 25 521 to 25 60 ; Brussels do., 25 521 to 25 GO; Hamburgh do., 13 9f to 13 101 ; Pails, short, 25 25 to 25 35 ; Do., three months, 25 80 to 25 87*; Marseilles do, 25 80 25 871; Frankfort do., 119 k to 120, Vienna do., 10 42 to 10 46 ; Trieste do., 10 43 to 10 48 ; NteTk o burg 34i to 35 48i to 481. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, °crests 28. Win YESTEKDAT, S.E.—Gentle Breeze. HIGH WAra tt—Morn. 6 55—Even. 7 31—Height, 10 ft. 9 in. OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND. Ran Quez Van, Adelgunde, and United States. ARRTVgI). Oct. 27. Augusta Georgia.. Switzerland Van!111 Lord A lthorp Pernmobueo Marion N....Antiga r ,City of Washington (s.s.). P 4. York Feho Newton.... Cut, ;Pr mess Royal .. Calen 4)3/al t)alentta Lady Hilda Bs - bath:m Cone-ence Bristol Fatallien Gamiabarl e -7 West Derby Antwerp Troia (a.s.) Cadiz SAILED. Oct. 26. Oct. 27. Oberon. Newfourvilancl ' ynher Balhec (s.s) not British Queen (s.s.) as reported Ilary Marsden ....Port as Prince CLEARED OUTWARDS. Oct. 26. San Manuel Russia City Point, Vol Loyalty Rouen Rachel Gothenbury Caroline 8r0wn...... St. Michael's Nati] al ie La Unto', &c Itadira Pet ..11. ....St. Michael's Exp:e s Pernambuco ENTERED LOADING. Oct. 26. 38StIn Havannah Congress Apalachicola Bella Antonia Havannah Georgina A frieLt Arabia (R.M.S) New York James Livesev Countess of Warton ..0 G. Hope Hermes Rio Janeiro Morning Star... Charleston Arina Trieste Nara Constantinople, &c faint Pitblado.... Pernambuco, &c Johaana Ge. ol Wagoola OUTPORTS. TrOLIMELD, October 27 Wind. S.E.—Gentle Breeze. Oct. '.6.—Ar ived—The Resolute, Watts, from Rio Grande, for Liverpool. Dutilin Oct. 26.—Arrived—The Buono Maria. Carmelich, from Odessa—Minerva. Murphy, Dannetorg—NeiFen, Ejoje. Gravesend, Oct 27.—Arrived—The Active, from Konizsberg —Planet, Hambrirgh—Lady &lee (a.), Dantzic. Sailed—The Albion (e.), for Boulogne. Doe , Oct. 27.—Passed—The James Shepherd, from London for Jama;ca. Sailed—The Isab.lia, Myth, for Mauritius. Plymouth, Oct, 26.—Arrived—The Susan, from Rico de Sella. Sa led—Jam - a and Miry, for Tocerna—Susa A nn, Bibo a. Shields, Oct. 26.—Arr red—North Pole, from Quebec. Cardiff, Oct V.—Sailed—lndus, for Mount Video—M. L. Frank, Cuba Adeina P. lermo—Coben, Bahia. • Hull, Oct, 25 .—Arrived—Gobroedeas, from Ismaii—Conc irdia, ditto Cowes, Oct. 26.—Arrived—PrinCets, from Bahia. Milford, Oct. 26—Arrived— • rases (s.s.) from Gibraltar. Queenstown Oat. 25. - Arrived—The Genitore Nicolo, Diobocovicb. from Constant , nopla. Put back— rbemistoc!es, Cargo:a, for ("lou caster —Positive, Ban( vich, for L:verpool. Falmouth, Oct. 25.—Arrived—The Ulla, from Boston, for Hans burg'i—A nna Dorothea, And ran, from Pors4rund—Freya, Pecier sen, and Solen, Lsrsen, both fro n Dram—Tee Ile, from New York — co , tzee, from 'bran; for Hull. Oct. 26.—The Sara Margaretha, Jacobson, from For:wand. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Penzance, Oct. 24 —The Bon He Irv. Benoit, from Rotterdam for Liverpool, has pat in here, having slipped an anchor and chain in the Newhaven, Oct. 24. —The Maria Anna, from Termanseil for Liver pool, was assisted in wi.h damage, having bsen in col ision oif B,:achy Head. The Kandian Chi f, from London to Ceylon, has been burned off the Cape of Good Hops; crew saved. St. Helena, Aug. 21.-a steamer, of about I,B'o tons (?), supposed to be a direlict, was passed in August, in tat 32 3., lon. 12 E , by the James Tur zn, arrived here. Galatz, Oct. 15 Austrian brig C)loandia, a Greek schooner, a Tnrkish brig, ald the General Pelissler, of Malta, all went ashore in 21 to 3 feet water, In consequence of a buoy breaking adrift, but they m all be g off. SPOKEN. In lat. Lin. Sept. 7..Camana, hence to Lima Sept. 12.. Warnor (tiee:,, Ports m o2th to Bombay 20 S.. 22 W Sept. le.. Sorata, bound South N.. 25 W Sept. 24.. Atheists% hence to Rio Janeiro.. Sept. 24 .Sh md, for B )rebay .. • • • • . • .., ........ ..14 N \%' Oct. 17.. Pons Aril. off the Liz ;rd. OM 19 ..GluLe, hence to Charleston N.. 17 W FOREIGN PORTS. Emen (R.M.S.S ), hence at %7elbourne, Ang. 13, in 58 days. Prince Edwari, Callahan, hence at Newfoundland. Nico, Vieocovich, hence at smvrna, Minho (s.s ), Amlot, from_Patras at Z into, and left for Cephalonia. Oct. 12. Rattler (..e.), Rutherford, hence at Oporto. Anna and Agatha, Chapron ; and Florence Nightinga'e, Teazer— bc th hence at Ha• re. Polly, Harris, hence at Antwerp. J. N. Cooper, from Patagonia at Monte Video for England, with ammo, in distress. Frankfort (s.a.), Morton, from Zantt at Patras, and left for Liver. pool, Oct. 15. M lan (s a.), llichan, from Naples at Patras, and 1.-ft for Cephalonia, Ebro (Ls ), Moiine, from Comma at Vigo, arid cleared for Cadiz, Oct. 16. Union (s.s.), Valiant, herv'e at ramhurgh. M ria Emilia sAiled from Liabon for Liverpool, Oct. 18. Victoria, hence at Christiania. Rolalle, and inclustrle—both hence at Ostend. AMERICAN SHIPPING. NEW YORK, OCT. 15. The barque Catver:ne, of Thonsast^n, front Cardiff for New York. before rop&rted, sunk at sea after coLtact with the British vessel Wilton, was 317 tons. The ship Robert L. tare, Couil ard, Sept. 23, in lat. 44, lon. 28, in a gale from S.W , lost mainyard, split sails, 34.:.; 27th, in lat. 44 30, lon. 32, hod a heavy gale from E., sdlit sails, &c.; and had very heavy gals up to the Banks, since which lids , . win Is and c drat The ship Phceois, for Liverpool, was detained at quarantine by thick weather on the 15th inst. Norfolk ct. 13.—The ba:cre Lucerne, from the coast of Africa, with palm oil, put in here in dstress, leaking, and with loss of spars and sale. Attestsley, Rodgers. cleared at Baltimore for Liverpool, Oct. 13. R. L. Lane, Coalßard, from Liverpool. at New York, Sept. 14. BIRTHS. en the ba'h inst., at B:nnockburn, Mrs. Jae. Paton, of a daughter On the 25th in3t., Mts. Ed ward Fowler, Ba .er-stree, of a son. MARRIAGES On the 22nd inst., at Wigtown. Richard Jackson, E.g., of WarWck Hall, only a. nof the late ttev. J. S. Jackson, incumbent to Abbey Holme, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late Fletcher Wells, Esq., of Woodend, and f .rmerly surgeon in the 23rd Light Dragoons. On the 22nd inst., at 2, Regent Quay. Aberdeen, by the Rev. David Simpson, George Marquis, accountant, Aberdeen. to Helen, daughter of the late Gegrie Eismie, Esq. DEATHS. On the 20th mat at 6, Baker-street. Stirling, Agnes Robertson, relict of Mr. Wiliam Re d. On the 22nd inst , suddetiy, at llsr reside-ice, Wimbledon, Surrey, Mrs. Twenty man. On the 27th inst., at 9, Everton-brow, Margaret, wife of John Miller, Ezei., rged C 3 years. • Okr. Births, Marriages, and Deaths, ar3 only insertediwlen sent to our Office duly authentleattd.; EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY. M EEKLY REPORT. &Mom:mg—H. Nf ill, Esq., J. Poole, Esq., and Dr. E. H. Taylor. ASSISTANT-SURGEON—Dr. Nevins. TREASURER—J. G. Livingstone, Esq. • EYE DEPARTMENT. New Patents admitted in the week ending Oetober:/4 80 Patients prescribed for, and who have received Surgical 333 EAU DEPARTMEINT. New Patient, admitted in the week ending October 24 24 Patients prescribed fir, and who have received Surgical 98 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. By British and Irish Magnetic Teleglaph. NEWMARKET RACES.-YESTERDAL £5O PLATE. The Brawn Odd nick ..1 I Pav►lli in ...2 Pactolus 3 Eleven ran. C tIiBBIDGESHIRE STAKE& _1 I MoestbBima......2 I Saunterer 3 Thirty-one ran. SELLING STARES. 2 1 King James ....3 Yesa 1 I Hersey, f Seven ran. HANDICAP SWIEPST4KES. Cherrette 1 I Banner Bearer... 2 I Scribbler ........3 Ten ran. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOPS. • Unexpected 1 I St. Dunstan.... 2 I Dramatist 3 Nif.e ran. SWEEP iTAKES. 13rcadlands.; ..1 j Pinjeker ....2 I Plague Royal ....3 Four ran. BANKRUPTS. By Brltlish and Irish Magnetic Telegraph. Patrick Monaghan, Wolverhampton, newspaper proprietor. Isaac Rose, Tooley-Ftreet, Southwa k jewelle r . Jeremiah Self, Bishops'-Waltham, innkeeper. David Mande baum, Minories, importer of foreign pods. Thomas Sommerv;lle, St. John's Wood, nurseryman. John Rolfe the younger, Leadonhall street, tailor. John Wilkinson, Watr:ng'on, grocer. John Benjamin Lingo, and John Ling, High-street, South wark, eheesemongers. Joseph Wood, Salford, timber merchant. Henry Mayan, Crutched Friars, wine merchant. David Oliver, Kimberworth, miller. Charles William Kerby, Nottingham, contractor. Sir Samuel Handcock, Knight, Emmetts, near Eden-bridge, cattle dealer, and Halkin-street. Benjamin .11a3 den , B, rmondsey- street, linendraper. Joshua Hexham, Newcastle-on-Tyne, butcher. Richard Gale sitiruictt, Buckinliwaiiire, grocers BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED,, Contmtrtfat saltsf. ___,.,, TO-MORROW. To•sioxaow, the 29th Instant, at the Brokers' °e a "' 75 Ciskei Anitra , lan TALLOW; ex Royal Charter, 3 Tons GREASE. Brokei Apply to BIGLAND, SONS, & JEF _ ~t the To-monnow, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock, Broker's Office, 7, Exchange-chambers, t „ 50 Tons Bound Thick American INSEED CA I "' now landing ex El:idyl:Won, from New York.—ApPIY TO N 0 woke' FRANCIS J. On a count of whom it may co " 111 1 at - TO-BIORROW, the 29th instant, at One o'cloc k,, Commercial Saleroom, 31 B arrels N e w 21 CURRANTS ' damaged; Boxes just landed ex Euphrates (s. GE ) O BAppIyDENACH & -to glo4 13 ° Iled. To-moxaow, the 29th instant, at One o'clock, at 13. Exchange-buildings, 20 Bales of Surat cor ICON, B l okes' Apply to T. & H. LITTLEDALE TO-A10:1110W, the 29th instant, at Twelve o Commercial Saleroom Temple. court, 50 Barrels Malaga Sultana R USINS, 500 Boxes Bunch MUSCATELS, lex Teri 300 Tapnets Malaga FIG 4 , 5f6 Boxes ) 56S 1-Do. Bunch MUSCATELS, ex Gleaner; 300 Tapnets Old Malaga FIGS, 10 Caes Dame It AP,INs. -strai.-•• • Apply to THOMAS PARRY, Broker, 15, North J0h1.2 the To•swaitow, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at • Commercial Saleroom, Temple,court, 388 Boxes Bunch Muscatel RAISINS. 198 Boxes $77 i-Do. } Layer DITTO, ex Gleaner' 1223 4-Do. 60 Boxes Jordan ALMONDS, Apply to C. S. Mi fdleton and Son ; or to THOMAS PARRY, Broker, 15, Nortl J , hn std - 'clock, at the , Oat:to It. --- ------ 11 Cases Bleached E• I• 5 Bates African WAX. - 50 Bags Vegetabl. Apply to FRANCIS .t. EATON. Brker4ooo9. 7, Exchange-. PATENT ASPHALTS ROOFING FE A cheap, durable, and p e rf ec tl y W ater proof Ho - /). ONE PENNY PRA SQUARE FOOT• po Office and Warehouse-8. JR. CAMERON, • WATCH AND CHHoNONIZTEE MAIV IR !gpO 9I). 54, SOUTH CASCLE-STREEI I , MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, 4 .Y ll3 Ef °'' , SEXTAN rs, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, 13A"-„o31 CliiißT4, &c, KETH'S PHOTOGRAPHIC I PORTRAIT 34, CAS rLE-srit 14: ET. od ARE NOW RE-OPEN ED. ft iend 9 o 4, W. K. takes the present opport un ity of thanking il i ',fscq the public for thb liberal patronage with watch he has be' it a 10,0 and at the same time to inform th em th a t to acconitn ° ` o per'`io pidly increasing business he has b u ilt an entirely lle" , Witt' os oom, which is admitted to be the finest in Liverpool' il tlrit,jl increased facilities now at his disposal, W. K. e11) ,3 ,,.. e ' v e sit'" Pictures will not only sustain the high character the 9 attained, but even surpass his former uroductions. 0 01 , , 34, CASTLE-STREET, LIVER Opposite the Bank of England. st THE WEAKEST BREW.—" BiII, what's the wr ke t he bo r t , you ever heard of, baring water ?"—" Why, 513. ' t. now a-days."—"l know s om e thi ug wea k e r than tbeo wea k think you of Mother Scuttle's tea, that she ma de it couldn't get up the spout." A 40% ele BARON RENFREW'S NICE LITTLE HOTEL Bar' ; '," " 8 the returned teurie's is the Baron Renfrew, he t ,!. c k eis t , as H. R. H. the Prince of Wal s, who cams ,"„r s oast delighted with h's tour than the stewards of„,"; t he 11 " 1 ; probably are wilt) one item of the expenses. -e and accommodations of the hotel at the Drachenfelhis se inn was engaged exclu s i ve ly f or t h e Prince an was sigto Csix gentlemen and f our servants ), t h e c harge ent i r ell c, themselves poun pe during rday. aSitliltlhetheerepaana of rtyha t d b; h se e a P seo la nf c or e usud o ng t ui;e is the charge looks ab om i na bl e , it w ill no t b atrocious on investigation—it i s no t mu ch more ths ee lis ° what the hotel k e ep er m i g ht h ave earne d from. #lO tourists —lnverness C o u r i er ' s L on d on Corresrfi ot . THE BARRA FISHERMEN.—A correspondent r Oe v , Inverness Courier says :—Upwards of eighty ( 4e° , io men have now returned from the herring fisil l° 7 o co t , l it i east country. Although the season was not very ;ear'"e in that quarter for employers, in consequeace of tu - ci 0 4; 4 of herrings—our adventurers made tolerably g °3 t r B a t t viz., £6 per man. The fi-hermen in this qua' b e e pas realised the enormous sum of £l,OOO daring bee bt season, and if we add £4BO from the herring fisl i nce u g o a east country, the handsome sam of £1,480 has bee' re 1 3 , 4 out of the deep orate a by th ese poor men. 111 , indolence on the part of th e Barra Highlanu e ;.h 5" sd they have fair mope for exerting themselves at rl remuneralou for toil, too A k a NE t tec ee• a R ri V p oll w s es T , R.ty: d mr hi A le ND pa T i t g TH:T ve N r ET: h e H. 11: R., being f erd of " the weed," had taW i e Dia - e ar in the baggage car, for the purpose of ina th r i tbe a ge " havanah," when a nervous individual, enterf„ hag - h et gruffly with, What's wanting, sir ?" and commenced overhauling the baggage. T i ,",:•M rs'for master after eyeing him a moment, accosted hia„j ani jo a e o. my trunk," deneure'y answered the .nervous loan' will take care of your trunk, sir ; that is my , o f ° t i e r sir, but I would always much rather keep al retorted the baggage master. " Oaf am aw' r- n e on d 0 tro ll bor a o e tir my eye." Well then, sir, you should have been if elephant, and then you could have your trunk 11- sti dde li eye the whole time." The nervous man vamosed.-4xterican Toper. Ass °f at Bovs.—What ! surely if you have the ilstr or -I ° s ; being a parent, you weuld not wish your °oil, love li° ,, e rbt sea and heir—the hien led image of his mother s 50;0 and his father's manly beauty —to be a s l° " fi led tot prim, and proper p ig, with his hair always etd W 4 'o on his forehead, hands always nnglaured , ali ou trs spot or blemish on his white thread stocking s ? „,i eaas i n i f,e" not wish hire, surely, to b 3 always moping a " - his 13-6 .ea' a corner with a good book held close to etty , a t % id , botanising with his maiden aunts—doing the Pfort- br , e ,ie§ tables with tabbies, in handing round the 11i0V - o ef taking cups, and attending to the kettle--‘ehis p e a ll on all naughty boys and girls—laying ti f e episg e r" a week p cket money in a penny Pig -- d drs lr e leg Ws doter s neatly folded up i n an uutumbl e a t-Asi.hiti e having his own peg for his uncrushed w ell! OF his payers exactly as the clock strike; pined po ffe6 o o companions are Set at blind man's buff—a? a ecO l eecl every Sabbath eve by the person's praises of his aree o ot o memery for a sermon, while all the o•h,r hoislree °l o de ( for having fallen asleep before •"renthlY t his s e cs ie not wish him, surely, to write sermons r 9 0a, ffr years —nay, even able to give you cb,7 6 Peet te : t for every qnotation from the Bible ? r bea r ' ltiP that he should begin e'r'y to break Ye u b i o rtioPi o l o taking no care even of his Sunday clothes -- ; pen li pb° copy—impiously pinning pieces of paPer, i t to th e tog tail, who to him was a s e c o nd father—ge ln g ge s-- - tee, ing, not only without leave, bat against or _ drow - e itie in the fo-bidden pool, where the tailor ses' ad a 13. 11 , 3 . 0 e, drying powder before the schoolroom fire , tbe cel' i °la himself and two skull-cracked cronies to ti „,. 31 4 /0 tying kettles to the tails of d ., gs —shoc4r t ies o tt storey steeps—climbing trees to the stu n _ " t : o th", see worn an's laying hen—ealioping bare-backe d dp s r ° , s t t „ fi r l !tis e which the bird could build, and up Ih' ta rs' indented sides of old c reties after wall lii we aga ins" g irlot liogs—being run away with in cars by colts g ipl t ie° pike gates—buylng hal ballads from You ll ,,e' m ener who, en recei,ing a sixpence, give in return, saying, " Take your change' I , l l ' B ;,i tc h I " . t'at a borrowed broken•kneed p - nY, wi th ',etre' rlce ,riV ever t hat i ‘si vs_ devil for galloping—not only attending c tbe saddle and collar, but enterieg for and ma nta bi° t ilo se dancing like a devil in bares a t kirns--seo° me et 1 3 %, 0 1/_ partner home over the blooming beadle" be i n v . c . '' sh ote adventure of all in which virgin pubertY ca l awl poll bee beneath fighting with a rivet in corduroy breeches, thr ong J O" swollen blue—end, to ccn.lude " this erg the °evil tory," once brought home et one o'cloe d by the ol igh o, beneath a caup, till his eyes yust twink ta e e vea t o fi3 o iet God knows whence or by whom, and fe ?„ 11 the 0° t rio ing servant sent out to listen for him 1e....d00r dead drunk on the gravel at the gate " Printed and h P is tlb e lis e h n e , d ral by pr TC:lj i:43 A - 11 - 13 E - d S: s —W ta l t --- i L e L ne l'i rY 6l'9t3bli c f 19, South John-street, Live/Pao!. 18 0 ' WEDNESII6.Y, OCTOBER 26, al e On FRIDAY next, the 30th i ns t an t, at Twelve o'clotk, ta Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings , 1250 Bags I.Z . SEED, arl 4 750 Bags RA?ESEED. A EdW ar- 0. ex ranicn, from Calcutta —Apply to Messrs. 809,.,.% Broke Co., Merchants; or to J. H. RAYNER & at thee On FRIDAY the 30th in-tart, at One o'clo ck tl Broker's Office, 4, Laneaster-tnildings, Titbebarwsw -44 Bars V A LONEA, now landing ex Arcadia ( s .), f rom Smyrna.—APPlY 8.- fak e ' GEORGE FRED. MART NeXT WEEK. _____.--------- On TUESDAY, t - le 3rd November, at Twelve o'clock, a" , die Frokers' Office, 2. Dale-street, 6300 Ea , t India Tanned KIPS, „ Br°ite lle Apply to BRO WNE, HUNT FER A "-''' at tb 6 On TuxsoAr next, the 3rd No v ., at T we lve o'cloc k, Brokers' Office, ~. 'll O ma 1170 Bales JUTE, pkO g e " .' just arrived ex P r incess R o y a l Ir Calenttl..--,tpiy and John Frocklebank, Merchan ts ; or to T. 14z H. or LED LE & C91.!.....3r4e11. T Xr a int, i ~.._