Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12 00:00:00

The Liverpool Share Market was very flat to-day, with a downward tendency. Tee following were the quotations:-Caledonian, 42 ; Eastern Counties, 111 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 931, 934, 931, 931, 934, 931; London and North Western, 951, 951; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 391, 391; Midlands, 801, 801, 801 801 801, 804; North Eastern, 2,4, 221, 221, 221; Yolk Capital Stock 381 ; Dovers, 191. 191, 19 3 16, 19, 19 3-16 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 104, 101. The following were the closing prices :- Blackburn VI, 8; Chester and Birkenhead 65, 651; Blackburn, 411 x 4 426; Chester and Holyhead, 161, 161; Eastern Counties, 11 1-16. 11 3-16; East Lancashire, 901, 91 ; do. 97. shares, 1, 9-46 p ; Great Northern, 231, 24 ; do. A shares, 11, 1.11 ; Great Western, 521r53 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire Stock, 931, 931 ; do. 91 shares, t. 4 ; Liverpool Crosby, and Southport, 186, 181 e, London and North Western, 951. 95/ ; Manchester, Sheffield, end Lincolnshire, 39. 394 ; Midland Stock, 891, 80'14 North British, 111 xd 11 ; North Staffordshire, 414, 4d; North Eastern -B3rwick, 22 9 16, 22 11.16 ; York and Nor. h Midland, 384, 384 ; Leeds Capital Stock, 24, 241; S )uth Eastern and Dover, 19 3-16, 19-1 ; Scottish North Eastern, 11, 124 Buffalo and Lake Huron, 418 d ; do. new Shares, 51, 51 d ; Dutch Rhenish, 4, 3 d ; Great Western of Canada, 19k, 191; do. new shares. '4, d ; Great tuxemboure, 6.4,44 ; Grand Trunk 4 8 Canada, 10 5.16. 10 7-16. The weekly Traffic Returns, received up to this afternoon, are as follows :-Bedele and Lebrun 1231; Bclfaet and B tllymena 1,339' ; Birkenhead, Laneashii e, and Cheshire 2,7771 ; Caledonian 44,6361; Chester mad Holyhead 1,0701; Cork and Bandon 2901; Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 2741; Deeside 2591; Dublin and Belfast Junction 1,4461; Dundee, Perth. and Aberdeen Junction 1,1541; Dublin and Drogheda 1,6061 ; Dublin and Wicklow and Dublin and Kingstown, 2,396/ ; East Anglian 1,1001: Eastern Counties and Eastern Union 27,6181; East Lancashire 6 6151; Edinburgh and Glasgow and South Dunferm line 6,2501; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee 3,363/; G:asgow and South Western 7,510/ ;j , 'Great North of Scotland 1,1921; Great Northern 24,6801; Great Southern and Western 7.9231; Great Western 31,8701; Kendal and Windermere 3871; Lancaster and Carlisle 1,6071; Lancashire and Yorkshire 24,8851; Llanelly Railway and Dock 5451; London and _Blackwell 1,5451; London, Brighton, and South Coast. 19,4221; London and North Western 10 ; 1.171; London and South Western 16,853/ ; London, Tilbury, and Southend 1,8301; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 11,6441; Manchester, South Junction and Altrincham 1,5611; Maryport and Carlisle 1,042/ ; Midland 35,2921; Midland Great Western 4,7091; Newcastle and Carlisle 3,987/ ; North British 5,6761; North Eastern 39.7261 ; North Staffordshire Railway and Canal 8,0231; North Western 1,0851; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton 4,8401; St. Ht len's Canal and Railway 1,0661 ; Shrewsbury and Bir mingham .1,87,41; Shrewsbury and Chester 3,401/ ; Shrewsbury and HerefOrd 1,7801; Scottish Central 3,2581; Scottish North Eastern (late Aber deen) 3,620/ ; South Devon 2,8371; South Eastern 24,7461; South York and River Duz 2,8341; South Wales 7,6601 ; Ulster 1,7031; Vale -or Neath 1,8401; Warrington and Stockport 3691; Waterford and Kilkenny 4521; West Hartlepool Harbour and Railway 3 5271; Whitehaven and Furness 5141; Whitehaven Junction 4421; Buffalo and Lake Huron 1,0141; Dutch Rhenish 3,4961; Grand Trunk of 'Canada 9,7371; Great Luxem ourg 1,1071; Great Western of Canada 10,8081; Sambre and .Meuse 1,226/. The demand for 'Money continues very active, and some are beginning to look for a rise in the rate of discount by the Bank to seven per cent. Most persons anticipate an advance to seven per -cent, and looking at the numerous prejudicial in fluences now at work, it would not excite much ccnsternation if some measure were adopted on 'Monday or Tuesday next. The Basekers' Circular -of to-day says- The Money Markets. of Europe are at the present --moment all affected by a combination of circumstances. The effect of the Indian revolt is not confined alone to Eng land, though we are t'ie greatest sufferers, and must be res • ponsible for its consequences; but no financial disaster can hspi en to this country without being felt in some degree by all countries with whom we carry on intercourse. The Ameri can mats' produces similar consequences. France divides with America and England the greater prrtion of her commerc.. America and . England also are more closely identified in their commercial relations than fey other countries on the globe; -it is here tit4t the sympathies between these countries must he felt in anyerisis that may arise in any one of thorn. There is at present an upheariag lie the - financial world, which may ;keep it in commotion for some time to come; it is only:to be hoped that it may ultimately:teed to a purification. from those imperfections with which it has been contaminated in various parts cf the world. -So far as our own duties are concerned, the -elation has an arduous twit to perform ; but no country in the world has ampler fources at its command; and .nothing is wanted but the proper application of them to , place E , )gland-superior to every diffiealty that has fallou aupon her to boar. - _ . [he Market for the Public Fonda and Securities vies extremely dull, and the down card course of prices has not been arres`e.d. A Alec line of fully per. cent. hao occurred to-day. 'Owing to the near approach of settling day, bargains have been principally confined to what, on the Steck Exchange are called " options," but if the Indian news, which is hourly expeie.ed, should 'Bove disastrous, sales would be forced in such a manner as to render a sensible reduction unavoidable. 'The abstract of news brought by the Persia, received Jay telegraph fromithe outposts wan eagerly perused, ;and, being unfavoarable, it tended to increase the gloom per vading the market Consols were 29 to 891, but afterwards 89 to 89 for Money and the ditth inst. The latest quotation for the 10th proximo was 89 to 84 89 ; Exchequer Bills were 88s to 4s discount, end the Bonds were 981; India Bonds were 23s discount ; Bank Stock was 217 to :219. Tho following list shows the flucAtatioas in Consols during the past we, k :— Lewest Highest Vestng prices. prices. prices. Monday ,Money ..... 90 93 1 89f t Account ~91 1 90* 94 Tuesday Money .... 894- Eo* 90 Account 90 90i i 90 Wednesday .„ Money .... Fast Day Account .... a Holiday. Monty 891 90 89i Account ....89 904 89i Money .... 891 90f 89& Account .....891 901 891 Saturday Money .... 89 89 2 891 Account ....891 894 There was not much change to notice in the London Railway Share Market to day. The busi• nets done was limited, but the decline in prices was not as great as might be expected. The fol lowing are the closing prices :—Ambergate, .Nottiogbam, Boston, and Eastern Junction 4i. 51; Bristol and Exeter 85, 87 ; Caledonian 831 841; Chester and Holyhead 32, 34; East Anglican 19, 20,; Eastern Counties 55, 56 ; East Kent 17, 18 ; East Lancashire 89, 91; Edinburgh and Glasgow 631, i 643; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee 28, 29 xd ; Great Northern 94, 95 ; Great Western 521, 63 ; Lancashire and Carlisle 70, 74; Lancashire and Yorkshire 921, 931; London and Blackwell 51; London, j3rigoton, and South' Coast 101, 103; London and North Western 95, 95i; Loudon and South Western (871, 881;' Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 381, 391 ; Midland 801, 801; Do Birmingham and Derby 55, 57; Norfolk 60, 62 ; worth British 47, 48 x 4 ; North Eastern—Ber- Thursday Friday . b NIONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening. A cons;derable degree of speculation was appa rent in the Cotton Market to-day, yet the sales were not so very large-10,000 bales. Speculators, however, took 6,000. Prices have a hardening tendency. COTTON STATEMENT. (From the Few York Shipping List of 30.'1 Sep.) Receipts. jr e x t is Britain t E Total Stock. pOrts. 11 , ,%7 21,033 8,480 10,183 40,013 103 6',6.6 8,298 16,99 3 80 , 295 in,r , 1 lB2 .... .. Decr... 41,618 6,80/ 4,,,233 THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOt, MONDAY, r OCTOBER 12, 1857. wick 90, 91; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhamp. ton 30, 31; South Eastern 631, 641 ; South Wales 83, 84 ; Buckinghamshire, 92, 94 ; Hull and Selby 106, 107 ; Eastern Counties Ex. 5 per Cent (No. 1) 103, 106 ; Esst India Gua 5 po - e Cents 961, 97k ; Geelong and Melbourne Gua. 5 per Cents 20, 21 ; Grand Trunk of Canada 40, 42 ; Great Indian Peninsula 5 per Cent 19, 191; Great Western of Canada Shares 191, 20 ; Madras Gus. 4-1 per Cent 17, 18; Scinde Gua. 5 per Cent par pm ; Eastern of France 261, 27 ; Great Ceeetral of France 23t, 241 ; Great Luxembourg Constitu'ed Shares 51, 61; Lombardo-Venetian 21, 3 pm ; Nr.- mur and Liege 61-, 7 ; Northern of France 34+ 341 ; Norwegian Trunk Preference 9, 10 ; Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean Fusirn Shares 33k, 331 ; Royal Danish 14 16; Sambre and - Meuse 64, 7; Southern of France 231, 24. Respecting the movements in Mines during the werlothe Mining Journal of to day states- Mines are particularly active; and this week, while the news from America, of Beek failures and mercantile diffi cult' es, has caused an advance in discounts, an! a general fall in stocks and shares, great excitement has been shown in the Mining Market, and business more than usually brisk. East Basset 110 to 120, Basset 210, South Frances 230 to 240, Copper Hill 230, West Basset 26, Norrh Basset 16 to 16.1‘, Alfred Consols 121 to 13k, Great Alfred 44 to 61, North Francis 124 to 14, East A. fred 31 to 31 3 ,-, Margaret 65 to 67,4 (but left off at 61), Margery 11 to 12 Herodsfoot 7i to 8, Pendew 21 to 2 . ':, Holmbush lt to 2, Redmlor to g Kelly Bray 11 to 14, Sortridge Cor,sols 21 to 21. East Russell 2 to 21, Hingstown Down 51,- to 6, Trelawoey 26, South Carodoa 340 to 345, Wheal Kitty Lelant 22 to 22;1, Mary Ann 47 to 48. Gramb'er and St Aubyn 75 to 80 Great South Tolgus I to 17, Wheal Harriet 7 1- to 1- 4 , Gawton United 21s to 23s 6d, Great Baddern to 1, Penduandra Ito I.k. West Par Ato South Carn Bregt, 52 to 6, Wheal Edward 9 to 9,, Vale of Towey 1 4. , North Roskear 140 to 145. Wheal Amy 2 s to 3 Tincroft 41, Treweth% 1, Cambaura Vean 5 to 51, North Crofty 4 to 41 5, East Rosewarn , 16s to 17+ 63, south Con durrow 3s to 4s, Stray Park 4-3.- to 5 West Frances 18 to 29, West Caraden 120, West Seton 350 The impel is of specie during the week amounted to about 500,0001-viz., by the Belgium, from Ostend, 48 epees silver bars; the Uncowab, from Mazatlan, 1 box specie ; the Tagus, from the Mediterranean, 1,9431; the Andes, from Constanti nople, 1,0001; the Sierie, from Boulogne, 30 cases bullion ; the Indus, from the Mediterranean, 6,8261, and Australian gold, 319,547 i; the Rhine, from Boulogne, 11 boxes bulliou ; the Baron Osy, from Antwerp, 26 cases bullion, 1 case specie ; the Candace, from Africa, 3,000 ozs. gold, or 12,000/ ; and the Persia, from New York, 2001. The exports have been moderate,-ablut 200,0001 —viz . by the Alhambra for the Mediterranean, 96,0001 ; the Atrato for the West Indies, 3 6701. ; the Colombo for the East Indies, &c., 594 485/, of which 34 7801. was in cold, and the rest silver. divided as follows :—Mauritius 269/. ; Ceylon 4,1001..; Bombay 128,6401 ; Madras 29 5291.; Ca!- cotta 247,552/. ; Penang 1,950/. ; Singapore 88,057/. ; Hong Kong 62,388'.; and Shanghai 32.0001.; the Grenada for the Mediterranean, 37,0001. The official returns of the precious metals from the port of London for the week ending 2nd Oct. show a total of 59,230 oza. of gold, and 21,800 ozs• of silver. Notwithstanding the impression that future remittances to India will comprise a larger amount of gold in the place of silver, the quotations for the metal have been maintained ; the demand is active, and steady supplies from Boulogne and Antwerp are still announced. During the last few days the transactions have been limited, as the dealers have naturally preferred waiting till the overland advices were received, and if they should report no sensible variation in the position of monetary affairs in Calcutta or Bombay, the next shiament of specie —viz, on the 20th—will probably not exceed the late average. Annexed are the current quotations in the bullion market:—Bar gold, 77s 9d per oz. standard ; United States gold coin, 76s 21d to 77s 3d per oz Bar silver, 5s 11 Ito 53 2d per oz. standard firm ; and five-franc pieces, 5s per oz. About 56,0001 of _ _ _ _ . the Australian gold conveyed by the Indus was sent into the Bank on Friday, but to-day 60;600 has beec withdrawn for transmission to the Con tinent. During the fortnight ending yesterday the amount of hills drawn by the Hon. East India Company on the three presidencies was 29091 17s 10.1. In the preceding fortnight the total was 34,502/ 19s ld. There has not been much animation in the London Produce Markets throughout the week. Sugar has been in limited I.( quest, and as the im porters have been anxious to realize, common and middling qualities have declined 6d to is per cwt. The stock of this article at some of the chief markets of Europe, on the Ist inst , was 53,361 tons, against 26,823 tons at the corresponding period of 1856. Coffee has also been at lower quotations, and the reduction since last week has been fully Is to 2s per cwt. Very little disposition to purchase has been evinced, and operations are confined to imme diate wants. Cocoa has been dull, but as holders are firm, the prices are maintained. Rice has been quieter, and is rather lower. Rum is dull, and Tea remains inactive. Saltpetre has declined 6s to 8s During the past week there has been little alteration to report in the Leeds Woollen trade. Several buyers were in the town, but their opera tions only extended to immediate requirements. The unfavourable accounts from America had exercised a very depressing influence upon the market At Bradford business had been inactive, but prises remained firm, the high prices of the raw material still producing a prejudicial influence in trade generall-y. The market at Manchester had been active, and rather higher rates have been current, but buyers, owing to the lee advance by the Bank of England in the rate of discount, were acting very cautiously. The commercial advices by the Persia are im portant. The ,representatives of the New York City Banks had held a mee'ing. which resulted in a recommendation that each bank, so far as able, should increase its discount line three per cent. upon its present limit. Thi3 will afford a sensible relief to the business community—as the aggregate increase of loans will be $2,500 000 to $5.000,000, after making allowance for a few banks which cannot pru lowly expand. This, to be sure, says the Ntw York Journal.of Commerce, It; but a small per ventage upon the aggregate amount of contraction within a few weeks past, but whereas the screws have hitharto been turned tighter and tighter, this movement will relax them, and bring men to feel that there is at last a pause to the contraction. We have no doubt that our Banks are entirely able to afford this relief, con sistently with their own safety, especially as specie is about to flow into them from the Sub-Treasury, from Europe, from California, and elsewhere. Tae indications are tbat the worst is over, as far es this city is concerned, though there is a long account to settte with the West and North wee, where the preskure will yet be more intense than it is now, or has hitherto been. Increasing confidence is felt that the great body of the New England Banks will be ab'e to sustain themselves. A good understanding exists between New York aril Boston on this head. They will encturage and co-operate with each other for the c )m -mon gaol. Wht n the Persia sailed the current money notes were 2 to 3 per cent. a month on prime paper, and 5 per cent. and upwards on second class notes. There was, however, a better feeling in the market, consequent upon the movement of the City Banks Exchange on London had declined to 104 to 106 k. The Cotton Market remained inactive, and prices were nominally unchanged. The Stock was re duced to a very low figure, and there was no disposition on the part of holders to real*. The Breadstuff trade was very dull, and prices'of Flour were 50 to (I 0 cents: per barrel, and 15 to 20 cents. and 10 to 15 cents tier bushel lower than when the Baltic left. Fre4 hts were inactive. The follow:ng are the Gazette average prices of Muscavado Sugar, for the week ending October 8, 1856, exclusive of Custom's duties puable thereon', on the importatim thereon to Great Britain : From the West Indies, 355. 6d. per cwt. ; From the Mauritius, 325. 21d per cwt.; From the East Indies, 455. Old. per cwt.; Average price of the foregoing descriptions, 355. 61d. per cwt. Rill fights in the Paris Ilippodrzme having bcen for bidden since a good-natured bull s;igh!ly wounded the honour of the pseudo-matador, the management has g t up an exhibition of intelligent cows! The thing Is as ereary as possible; pot 80 M, Janiu's critive on the extibi LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES. these sales were brought to a termination on Saturday, 'when the 181, 19th, and 20th catalogues were offered for c)mpetition, in all some 3,026 bales, of which 1,044 were from Bombay. There was a good attendance, and all the Bast India met with a quick sale at very full prices, as much as 17.1 d. per lb. being given fir Bombay and Russian wools. Some 600 bales which were advertised for ssle not baying landed were withdrawn, but there is no doubt but that they will sell by private sa le at once. The buyer's attention throughout the whole series of sales has been coacentrated upon the East India, but the low wools disposed of commanded fair prices. MESSRS. BRADBURY AND COOK'S CATALOGUE. 790 Bales LAID CHEVIOT. 218 „ TURKEY. 54 „ MOGADORE. 100 „ CHI LIAN. - 36 „ PERSIAN. 5 „ ITALIAN SKIN. 17 „ - GOATS. 40 „ BOSNIAN 790 Bales CHEVIOT. 218 ~ TURKEY. 100 „ CHILIAN. 5 ~ ITALIAN SKIN 17 „ _ GOATS. Lot. Bales. Per lb. 1.. d. 1 11 0 9 2 10 0 91 3 10 0 9 4 10 0 81 5 10 0 81 6 10 0 81i, 7 10 • 0 8L 4 8 10 0 81 9 10 0 81 10 10 0 8 1 1. 11 10 0 81 - 12 10 0 8 1 . 13 10 0 8 14 10 0 81 15 10 0 81- 16 10 0 8; . 17 9 0 81 18 9 o'B# 19 9 0 81 20 9 ' 0 81 21 9 0 84 22 9 0 84- 23 9 0 81 . 4 24 9 0 81 , 25 9 0 9 - 26 9, 0 9 - 27 9 0 9 28 10 0 9 29 10 0 81 30 10 0 81 31 10 0 81 32 10 0 81 33 10 0 84 34 10 0 81 3 35 10 . 0 8f 36 10 0 84 . 37 9 0 84 38 9 0 8/ 39 9 0 8.1 40 7 0 81 41 7 0 8f 42 0 0 81 43 7 0 8t :5 44 1 0 81 45 10 0 9.1. 46 10 0 91 4 47 to 53 passed 54 9 0 N 55 9 0 81 56 9 . 081 '57 8 0 81 58 1 Damaged 0 71 59 '9 0 81 60 8 . - o.B} 61 8 . 0 84 , 62 8 0 81 63 8 0 81 64 7 0 81 O 81 O 81 O 81 O 8 O 9 O 9 CHEVIOT WOOL, , CONTIiUED. Lot. Bales. Per lb s. d CHILIAN WOOL. ' 106 10 0 9 107 10 0 9 108 10 0 9 109 10 0 9 110 10 0 81 111 10 0 81 112 8 0 81 113 10 0 7i 114 10 0 54 115 6 0 6 116 4 0 61 117 2 0 5 ASSORTED TURKEY WOOL. 118 9 White 011 119 8 Ditto 011 120 7 Grey 0 9 121 2 0 7 ; 122 7 0 5 123 6 0 5, 124 5 Italian Skin 1 1. 125 5 Black Egptn. 0 9 126 4 Jamaica 0, 6 127 9 Gts' Mohair 2 54 128.. 8 2 54 129 No to E. 130 Ditto. 65 6 66 6 67 9 68 8 69 2 70 9 19 Bales TURKEY WOOL. 131 to 147 Not landed 148 9 Persian 0 10/ 149 to 151 passed 152 9 Mogadore 0 9; 153 to 156 pissed MESSRS, HUGHES AND RONALD'S CATALOGUE. 044 Bales EAST INDIA, 130 „ RUSSIA, EGYPTIAN, and TURKEY, 163 ~ BUENOS AYRES, 56 Ballots PERUVIAN, 186 Bags OPORTO, 155 „ MOGADORE and SFAX, 10 „ MOHAIR. 22 „ SUNDRIES. EAST INDIA WOOL • Lot. Bales. Per lb. S. d. 605 3 011 606 1 0 9/ 607 6 010 608 6 0 91 609 4 0 94 610 li 0 91 611 11 0 T 9 1 612 12 0 91- 613 12 0 .91 ; 614 12 0 '9t 615 4 0 61 616 9 0 8 617 1 All faults 0 bi 618 0 6 619 7 9 0 6 ,t 620 9 * 0 61 621 5 0 5 622 3 1 04 62.3 1 0 101 624 5 0 61- 625 (1 0 51 626 7 1 2. 627 11 0 111 628 11 0 113 629 1 All faults 0 8 630 1 0 91 631 2 0 9i 632 7 0 91 1 633 7 -1 0 9 634 2 0 51 63 5 2 0 74 636 2 0 71 63 7 4 0 74 638 0 0 81 63 9 2 0 81 610 8 0 OA 641 0 9 9 1 ,, 642 7 . 0 8 9 643 2 0 8A 644 13 0 8 645 2 0 71 • 0 7 64 6 11 $ 1. 647 1 $ 0 54 648 4 , 0 649 1 0 81 650 1 O . 6/ 651 1 0 6I 652 6 0 iS 653 3 0 5 654 1 0 3A 655 1 0 51 ; 656 1 0 3 4 657 1 0 11 658 2 Pickings 0 51 659 3 0 10k 660 4 0 9i 661 6 0 9 662 4 0 9.3 663 1 0 9 4 664 2 0 9 665 5 0 61 666 2 0 3 - 667 5 0 101 668 5 0 9 1 ' 669 1 All faults 0 83, ,670 7 010 671 1 All faults 0 8 672 10 _0 9 673 11 0 81 674 1 0 91 075 3 0 8 ; 1 676' 1 0 9 4 677 13 0 9 678 13 0.9 679 13 0 81 680 1,'+.11 faults 0 6' 681 1 Ditto 0 6i 682 11 0 8 683 12 0 8/ 684 4 0 61 685 1 All faults 0 51 686 11 0 6t 687 11 0 6/ 688 12 6 1 I - - 689 12 0 0 61, 690 1 0 6 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.— Ocr. 10. Per stone, 201bs. If Per 901! , 5. is. d. s. 1 s. d. s. .I.lPotatoes. Seedlings 4 0 to 4 4 Hay, 01d...... 0 7 to 0 9 , DR to, Kemps .... 4 6 tc. 5 0 Ditto, new.. 0 64 to 0 8 Ditto, Whiterockrt. 3 9 to 4 0 Ditto, clover 0 6 to 0 72 Ditto, Ba'shaws .. 3 6 t0 . "3.10 Green Clover 0 li to 0 0 D'tto, 14. Farmers 0 0 to 0 0 Grass 0 0 to U 0 Ditto, catee . Straw, wheat 0 qk to 0 4 Per ton. Ditto, oat Ditto, barley .... 0 3 to 0 0 Carrots Oats, in straw . ... 0 v to 0 011 angle mute' Manure 4 6 to 6 6 LONDON MINING MARK ET.—Ccr. 10. The market for British mining stocks to-day is com pletely stagnant, an , l altogether destitute of any new feature. The inquiries are limited, and from the Stock Exchange no business whatever is reported- There is some inquiry for Sr. John del Rey shares, which are marked 13i. In other foreign and colonial descriptions there is no alteration. NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET.—Ocr 10. There was a good show of wheat from the farmers, and at to-day's market the sale was slow, and:at rather less money than on Tuesday. South country and foreign qualities were not inquired for. Barley, beans, and peas were quiet at former prices. Oats were a rather better sale, but not dearer. Flour dull at last weeks prices. CARLI-LE CORN . MARKET.—Ocr. 10. We had a full supply of wheat this morning, and prices were the same as last week, with a good demand. There was an active de nand for barley. Oats were a full supply, and met with but a slow sale. WEEKLY REPORT OF METAL MARKET. Copper is firmly maintained. as the smelters have many orders unexecuted on their books. Ores are somewhat lower. Iron is without alteration, with a fair business doing.. Lead is quiet, and prices in favour of buyers. Speller is flat. In tin there is a fair demand for refined, and prices are maintained. THE WOOL TRADE. There has been a limited business in the wool market since our last monthly circular. Consumption is fully kept up, but manufacturers purchase sparingly, and with the greatest caution. The advice 3 from the United States during the past fort night have had a prejudicial effect, which, with the rise in the rate of interest, and anticipated stringency in the money market, has caused considerable depression. ' On the 30th ult., a series of public sales commenced here, and terminated on Saturday. The quantity offered was 25,450 bales. There was a good attendance, and current descriptions experienced extreme rates. About 1.000 bales Australian were disposed of. after a brisk competition, at prices fully equal to the highest relatively obtained at the last London series—had the assortment been larger and better, the result would have been com mensurate. The la -gest quantity of East India wool ever brought forward at one time (upwards of 15,000 bales), found buyers at the following range of prices :—Superior white 13d to 17id per lb, medium to fine Ild to 141.1. per lb, coarse to middling B,ld to lOid per lb ; superior yellow 13114 to 141 d per lb, medium to fine 10d to 13d per lb, coarse and middle 74 to 91d per lb : greys of the middle and low class sold at 5d to 7d, goal 7i 1 to 8(1, and flue 91 to 101 per lb ; fine Persian realised late rates ; other qualities were rather eas'er. True-bred Egyptian was in active demand, mixed and inferior assortments declined id per lb. The bulk of the Oporto wool being in the grease, was chiefly withdrawn. Washed Oporto has been sold since the sales at better value. Peruvian brought fair prices. Turkey, Donskoy, Buenos Ayres, and Cordova, found no buyers, though a slight concession would have been submitted to. Most of the Iceland was cleared at to 1241, per lb. A small parcel of Mogadore brought 134 per lb ; the offers made for Sfax were too low. Russian lamb's were in fair request, and moved freely at 104 per lb for average quality, to lOid per lb for good. Italian wools received little attention. Other classes were mostly unsaleable. Scotch.—Small lots of Cheviot have been selling at the quotations, but at the auction sale to-day, a few hundred bags were knocked o 1 at lower rates; good Combing is the mist sought atter. Laid and white Highland are quiet, but held fiimly. Cross is scarce, and without change. Enilish and Irish.—These wools are in good inquiry, and well-bred fleeces are easily cleared at full rates; ill conditioned and cross-bred lots are almost neglected' Combing skin scarce, and wanted. This week a few hun dred packs of both kinds were offered in the public sales, and sold with spirit. PEUKINS & ROBINSON. NOTICE. ELECTRO-PLATS Goons.—Thera are few branches of art that more perfection has been attainel in than in this portion of our manufac ture, and the most beautiful specimens of spoons, forks, giblets; and other table articles of the sort, may be seen at Mr. E. T. Ball's, of 23. South John-street, uho, to his other branches of business, has added a department for the save of these articles, having been appointed wilt to one of the first manufacturers in Birmingham. The designs to these articles are beautiful, the quality very superior (nearly as good as silver), and the price, considering 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 D 0...... ........ .. . Sent carriagef ree Lo ..ny port of the country. FZPORTFTh SFCESiIONS TO ROMP. —A morning cotem plrary, who may always be relied on for the earliest and plumpest canaras of the season, announced a day or two Ergo the secession of a number of clernmen of the Church of England to the communion of Rome. The Thy. B. N. Oxenham, one of the clergymen sail to have seceded, has denied the allezation in the columns of the Stan dard, a'd the Union of that day says :—" We have authority fur saying that, as respec's the Rev. D. Nieolls, and the Rer. Walter Richards, the statement is cqually untrue." At LEWES & COMPANY'S, Banelagh•atreet, BOYS aro CLOIDED from the Ages of Six to Twenty Years. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ven. 7 22—Height, 11 ft. 2 in. IVERPOOL, HIGH WATER-MOM. 6 34-: VED. rhames St. John, N.B. Pelican Odess: Argo Nyverheid Ostend Vigilant Ostend Pe. sla ',H.M.S.), New York Oct. 11. Borussla (s.s.) .... Hamburgh, &c Seaflower Sovere , gn of the Seas, St. John, NB. Castrles St. Lucia Helen Ewing 9t. John, N.B. OCTOBER. 12. Oct. 10. SAILRD. CLEARED Oct. 9. Snzana Effort Simonds Antarctic Dardt New Orleans New York ENTERED F Oct. 9. Filen James Rarit an Bombay Washington Bombay Star.... Charleston UTWARDS. llndnstrie Ostend Fortunate Rio Grande Cassandra Roterdam Amelia ,Rovigne... Trieste LOADING. Fiptree Madras Chaseley Maranham Oceanica Melbourne. &c John Bright New York Sultan Suez OUTPORTS. Deal, Oct. 10 —Arrived—The Margaret Evans, Warner ; and Haaen, bath from New York—Underwood, Parkin, from Wyborg for Gibraltar—Circassian, Johnson, from Newcastle for Con stantinople—Lieut. Bellot, Fox. from Bathurst—Lady Agnes Duff, Singapore—. Grace, Stove, Quebec —England, from Hartlepool for Calcutta. Sailed—The. Swiftsure, for Port Philip—Countess of Elgin, for Plymouth and Port Pnillip. Put back—The Pet, for Port Natal—W.iterlilly, Barcelona. Portsmouth, Oct. S.—Arrived—The Sarah Ann, Lakey, from Villa vizicsa for London—George Avery. Small, from Shields for C. G. Hope, with loss of bulwarks and cargo shifted. MARITIME EXTRACTS. IVERPOOL, Oct. 11. The Amethyst, Campbell, for Bombay, has put back leaky. Th 9 Pilot BOAC No. 2. from the Westward Station, has arrived her,' with loss of mainmast, and cut down below the g•inwale, having been run into by the Great Western, from New York, as previously reported. The Borussia (s.s.), Henfman, from Himburgh and the Clyde, bound for New York, arrived here yesterday with her machinery dsmaged. The Persia (R.M.S.), Judkins, arrived here yesterday from New York; saile.l, Sept. 30. Has brought £2OO in specie. On the Ist ins'., in lat. 41 N., lon. C 8 W., spoke the Arabia (R.M.S.), he _co for New York. The Resolute (steam -tug), from Tralee at Valentia with the Lexing ton in tow. Wind S.S.E., wirde gale. The Jules Cm3ar, hence for Africa, has put int 3 Brest leaky, and with hull (lammed. Ramsgate, Oct. 9.—The Providentia, from Odense for Dublin, has put in here with rudder broken and sails spit.—The Osmond, Ibrboe, from Shields for the Cspe of Good Hope, has put In leaky. arid with loss of anchor and chain.—The Maldon, Carmichael, horn Shields for Beyront, has been towed in. Revel, Oct. 2.—The Celt, Carruthers, from Liverpool, which was ashore in Kunday Bay on the 30th ult., has got off and proceeded on her voyage, apparently without damage. Deal, Oct. 10.—The Kildare, of Liverpool, is riding very close to shore with two anchor?: _ _ Hivre Oct. 9.—The ship Emperor, of Newcastle, is ashore at Fechamp ; eight of her crew are drowned. The ship may probably be got Pe'mouth, Oct. 9.—The Swift, Ferguson, from Liverpool for Lisboa, put in here to-day with cargo shifted, loss of bulwarks, sails and rigging d imaged, &c. ; bore up from lon. BW. Oct. 10.—The Alliance, Morgan, from Belize for Havre, was abandoned, water logged, Sept. i 2, In lat. 31 N., lon. 76 W.; crew received by the Sab, ins, arrived here from Havannah.—l ady Head, Houston, from iverpool for Point de Galle, has put in here witk loss of stanchions, &c —The C. J. Kershaw, from Liverpool for Montreal, has put in here with deck cargo thrown overboard, end sails split, Put in—The Comte, from Newcastle fori &Beard, w.th damage. SPOKEN. In lat. Lon. July 15.. Star of the South, hence to Melbourne... .31 5..27 W hug. 20.. Waeoustn, bound South ept. 6.. Hopewell, Callao to Falmouth. . . . . lb N.. 24 W Sept. 8 Bet hampore to Falmouth Sept. 8.. Samuel Dyer, New or.ean3 to Liverpool, off Sand Key Sept. 17—Express, from Arracan .• . . Oct,. 3.. Venus, of Liverpool. Hamburgh to Neiv fousdland Nancy Miller, tor St. John, N.B. Oct. 7.. Asia (R.M.S.), hence to New York N.. 25 W FOREIGN PORTS. Serafin, hence at Cienfuegos. African (s a.), and Ackerman (s.s.)—both hence at Constantinople. W... Hat, rrest ,n, hence at Venice. 'Union, De Faye, hence at Ostend. Albatross, her en at Helvoet. Faveu.ite, Alix ; Twin Sisters, Roberts ; and Christen Jens, Alader —al. hence at Narva. Alas (Ls.), hence at Malta. Albion, hence at Genoa, British Queen (s.s.), hence at Ham. Fra ,kfort (s.s ), Morton, from Ancona at Trieste, and cleared for Live:pail, Oat. 3. Cornthian (s.s.). Milburn, from Catania at Messina, and sailed for Palermo. Tiber (s.s ), Wardell, from Nalles at Messina, and left for Palermo. Danube (a.s.). Birdt, horn Palermo at Messina, a,:d left for Trieste. Ann, Hose, hence at D..nia. Odin (s.s.), he, ce at bwinemunde. Ceclli 1. and Mathilda—both hence at Drontheim. Ann and Charlotte, Eastwood, hence at Vile. AMERICAN SHIPPING. New York, &pt. 30.—The Nancy, Grant, from Halifax to Porto Rico, was capsized in a gale on the 15th inst., and on the 19th, in at. 33, lon. 6 ). the first officer and two boys were taken from the fore. mast ho d by the Eliza, arrived here. Toronto, from ► iverpool at Quebec. Eliza, Joh,iston ; Eastern Star, Henry; Oceanßelle, Killeran ; and Jere:niah Thompson, Blake—all from Liverpool at New York. Antelope (R.M.S.S,), from L'verpool at Portland. Adelaide Bill, Flaggs, from Live-pool at New Orleans. North Carolina, from Liverpool at Baltimore—from the 11th to the 17th Sept. enc)uutered three hurrican•s. Florida, Mills, from Liverpool at Savannah. Western Empire, from Liverpool at Boston. • Madagascar, Gamb'e; Somorostro, Noticioco, Lima, Angorida, and Felpe-y-Vicenti—all from Liverpool at Havannah. Jura (s.s.), from Queenstown at St. John, N. 8., and would sail on her return with troops, Oct. 1. BIRTHS. On the 7th inst., at Epsom, the wife of George (nem, Esq, , of a daughter. On the 7th inst., at Portsmouth, the wife of Capt. J. W. C. William•, Royai Marines Artillery, of a son. On the Bth ma ~ at Mount•place, Whitechapel-road, London, the wife of Mr. Marcus Pool, of a son. MARRIAGES. On the Bth inst., at Grasmere, by t'le Rey. Fletcher Fleming, Jas. Carter Shepherd, F sq., surgeon, Ambieside, to Elizat)eth S. A. Brad• shaw, el , est daughter of the late Rev. Sir Richard le Fleming, Bart.. rector of Gra,m, re and Windermer e. On the Bth inst., at the Cathedral, Manchester, by the Rev. J. J, Cort, Sir. Peter Longton, Of Wootton, to Any ie, youngest daughter of the lats Mr. Thomas Smith, of Elulme, near Manchester. DEATHS. On the 14. h of June, at Hong Kong, of fever, in the 22nd year o his age, Alexander : , inclair, only surv.ving son of A. 1114 C Ilveen, Esq. Principal of the I. verp3ol Imttute.. On the 9th inst., at the house of her brother, 25, Myrtle-street South, E len Ashcroft, aged 38 yea-s. (hr Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent to our Office duly authenticated.: LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY. Week Ending October 10, 1857. ADMTTTFD. I - 7-patlents Out-patients Casuals during week DISCHARGED. In patients cured „ relieved, and at own request.. f 9 made out-patients .. ............ 1 t it egular . .... 1 19 Retrain in the house House Visitors—T. D. Hornby, and Wm. Gregson, Esqrs. Physician and Surgeon for ensuing Week—Dr. Turnbull, and Mr. Bicl. ersteth. House Su geou—Mr. E. Morris. Junior House Surgeon—Mr. Joseph Allen. Chaplain—Rev. H. J. Garrod, B.A. ROBERT HUTCHISON, Treasurer. Mr. John Tyrrell is appointed Recorder of Did, ford and of South Molton, in the room of Mr. Wurkworth Praed, .'ece,ha 3d. Serial idea may be formed of the immense exertions the, are being made to comtilete the gigantic hull of the Great Eastern and its appurtenances, when we state that there are tow no fewer than 1,700 men continually employed upon it, and that workmen are engaged day and night pre paring the timber and iron work fir the launching cradles. The cast for wages and salaries to artisans, lab urers, aad employes in the building yard has, we understand, reached the large sum of 2,60( 1. for one week. These extraordinary efforts are necessary in order that the arrangements shall be completed by the 3rd of N,,vember, on which day, favoured by the high spring tides, it has been delfititively settled that the launch re' the leviathan ship shall take place. Tux CAMP AT AIDERSHOPL —Never, at the hest of times, a elle( rful place, the camp just now looks doubly desolate, The troops have nearly A . l gone to India, the huts are nearly all empty, the field-days are over, and rain, and wind, and withered leaves, have it all to themselves on the b'aek moil., which can neither be called mul nor water, though unqu , stionably containing a deal of both. The long valley, where the court and camp so often met last summer, is a swamp, btack enough and deep eneugh for abode of saurians, and looks as if the very hosts of Pharos!) would scare ly afford a mouthfel to its tenacious depths of slough. Now and then upon the common stray figures may be observed through the thick sleet, wrapped in drenched cloaks, and sttuggling manfully against the cold wind, to the shelter of the nearest huts. But these irruptions on the general sort ide are " few and far be tween," for thoigh some 6,000 men are still in camp, and the huts are after all but cheerless eb)des they are, never theless, preferable to the fierce iuclemency of the open heath, and the men but seldom venture forth ; so the whole place has an uninhabitable gloom upon it, as it were to let in chancery, or insolvent, or reminds the spectator of the empty pitmen's bArtacks at the mouth of a used-up mine.--limes. EAST INDIA WOOL. CONTINUED. Lot. Bales. 775 4 0 8 77G 2 All faults 0 4i 777 4 0 7 778 2 All faults 0 4 779 3 0 6 780 3 All faults 0 41- 781 5 0 6t 782 1 All faults 0 4 783 2 0 5-4 Per lb. s. d. O 51 O 51 O 51 O 31 1691 692 693 694 695 696 697 698 699 700 701 702 703 704 705 706 707 708 709 710 711 712 713 714 715 716 717 718 . 719 720 721 722 723 724 725 726 727 728 729 730 731 732 I M 735 736 737 733 739 740 741 742 743 744 745 746 747 1 748 1 -1 4 749 . 1 14 750 1 01 751 1 01- 752 1 1 Ot 753 0 10 754 , 0 84 755 5 0-91 756 2 0 Ili 757 2 0 111 758 4 0 8i 759 2 0 91 760 • 1 0 81 761 1 '0 si. 762 19 0. 3 1 763 5 0 3 764 5 0 4. 1 765 5 0 5 766 ' 1 0 51 767 1 0 5i 768 2 0 31 769 2 0 4 770 1 0 31 49 Bales EAST INDIA. 771 1 All faults 0 61 772 7 0 B,c 773 2 0 91 774 4 All faults 0 5 1 2 Pickings 1 Two sorts 1 All faults 15 15 2 1 All faults 12 12 13 10 1 All • faults 12 15 1 1 Rekings 12 1 All faults 14 1 All £e►ults o 10 - O 6 0 81- O 8t O 8 O 10 O 91. o 61 O 6 O 51 10 Bags MOHAIR. 36 Pees EGYPTIAN. 784 10 plssed 783 1 Egyptian 0 91 786 3 Two sorts 011 787 1 0 94 788 4 0 9 789 5 0 9 790 3 0 8 791 4 0 73 792 4 0 9 793 ' 2 passed 794 2 0 61 795 1 pissed 796 6 0 8 32 bales EGYPTIAN. 186 bags OPORTO. 352 bls. BUENOS AYRES, MOGADORE, &c. 52 Wei RUSSIA. 22 balsa SUNDRIES. 797 4 0 81 798 to 814 passed 815 1 Lamb's 0; 01 816 3 pasßei 817 12 Fribs 0 31 8. g 1 Two Forta passed 819 40 Peruvian 1 Oi 820 and 821 passed 822 2 1 0 823 2 0 9 824 1 Bs. Ayres 0 9 895 1 Sheet 53. 0 91- 826 12 passed 827 to 829 passed 830 3 - 0 111 831 1 0 81 832 3 0 8 833 1 • 0 8 834 1 0 111 835 3 011 836 1 0 91 837 2 0 8 838 to 839 passed 1 Pickin 1 • 13 14 WOOL SALES CONTINUED. EAST INDIA. WOOL, CONTIN Lot. Bales. Per lb. s. d. EGYPTIAN WOOL, &c., CONTINUED. Lot. Balcs, Per lb. s. d. 840 1 0 71 841 1 0 8 1 842 17 0 111, 843 1 0 9 844 to 847 passed 848 3 0 81 849 to 850 passed 851 12 0 11 852 12 0 11 853 15 0 11 854 18. A, 0 41 855 to 859 passed 860 1 0 4 861 1 0 61 862 to 867 passed 868 1 0 91 869 6 0 5 3 - 870 to 872 passed 873 2 Buenos Ayres 010 874 2 0 8 875 1 0 6 876 to 886 passed 887 6 Domkoi 010 888 1 0 61 889 to 891 passed 892 Russian Don skoi 0 81 893 1 Pickings 0 10- 894 10 Russia bh'rts passed 895 1 Sheet bs 0 81 896 10 Pickings 0 71 897 and 898 passed 899 4 English skin sheets 6s ,each 1 0 900 3 Mixed, sh'ts 5s each 0 6 11 Bides TURKEY WOOL. 901 1 Superior Tur key 0 11i 902 passed 22 Bag.; MOGADORE. 903 and 904 passed 25 Bales EAST lODIA WOOL. 905 7 0 7 906 4 0 3/ 907 2 0 54 908 2 0 3 909 1 0 61 910 8 0 41 911 1 0 3/ 912 Pickings 0 21- LIVERPOOL COTTON M ARKET. -Om O. The cotton market opened this morning with a quiet demand, but the advices per Persia received later on, being construed strongly in favour of holders, a good speculative inquiry has since been experienced, and prices favour the seller. The sales—including 40 Pernambucos Irtl, 50 Bahias 911, 30 Maranhams 100, 100 Egyptians 121 to 130, 2,000 Surats s'l to 7ii—are reported 10,000 bales, of which 6,000 are on speculation and for export. Oettl". Europa (R.M.5.)......805f0n, &c John. Griffin Apalaahicola Oct. 11. Pelican (s.s.) Rotterdam Westmoreland Philadelph'a Pomona New York Maria Louise Marseilles ft onntt trt fat SAW, THIS DAY. the Tats DAY, the 12th instant, at Twelve o' clock, a- Brokers' Office, A 16, ny.t Exchange - buildings' cAgg, About 140 Tons Thin Oblong rican LINSEED OIL Or Call° landing ex Excelsior, from New York.—Apply to Messrs. Johnston and Co., Merchants; or to C U Brok er' • J. H. RAYNER gr , the Taos DAY, the 12th instant , at Eleven o'clock, &- Commercial Saleroom, Tempe court, 100 Half-chests Lisbon LEMONS, lex At&O 30 Half-boxes Do. GRAPES. 20 Do. Do. POMEGRANATES. „ 68 Do. Do. GRAPES, ex Rattler W./ 100 Begs Barcelona NUTS, 40 ,Sacks Naples WALNUTS, 74 Boxes Lisbon ONIONS. CO. , 13r4°. Apply to JAMES AD kM, SON S Tats Div, the 12th ins ant, at Eleven o'clock, at Commercial Saleroom, Temple court, 75 Boxes New Port CH FS N UTS, 10 Casks Port WALNUTS, 800 Ropes Do. ONIONS, 16024 Do. Do. L D i o six, O n A NIO p N pI , E3, ex Arno 6 Boxes Do. ORANGES, 400 Do. Port ONIONS, ex Rattler ( 8 .5.) 160 Do. Do. DITTO, ex Hoard. 200 Hags New Para NUTS, ex Tit Bit. 40 Do. Do. Do DO., ex Shark. 300 Do. Barcelona DO., ex Hobe. 1 Apply o 1 t OO Do. Black Span i GEO. BADENACH sh DO. , f or 10 6' e 0 Brag 07 ) . s anz (To follow the Sales of Horse }laird 700 Bales MEXICAN FIBRE, g e new crop, now landing, suitable for Brush Making , — 3 o r , Apply to Messrs. Leech, Harrison, and Forwood, Ill erch°ts rot ei. F. J. EAT(!i'V THURSDAY. _.--!, t i';' On THURSDAY' next, the 15th instant, at Twelve o'c l°c ' Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings , jib* 71 Casks ARSENIC, landed ex Great Britain. from M e lbo u r ne .—Appl7 to eSSIS' 11 ~e ff , Bright and Co., Merchants ; or to H. ~5%/ J. RAYNER &.- ,f.'' P .tti," On THURSDAY next, the 15th instant, at Twe've o'c•- ta S, Brokers' Office, IA Exchange-buildings , I, o ' landed ex Jonge L i e 6 i B fgr ß t, a t g ro s to ds m ß A o m ßA st T e E rd o am b . ._Ll A Dl p E ply g e sslO' Schroder & Co., Meichants ; or to ~n 13 , J. H. RAYNER 8c s--'' rt o ,_,,. kiil On THURSDAY next, the Isth instant, at O ne o'cw' - Commercial Sale-room, 100 Cases Bags E;me Turkey FIGS, 500 Drums Elme Turkey FIGS, 800 Boxes Old Turirey FIGS, 90 Cases New Sultana RAISINS, 50 Boxes New Jordan ALMONDS, et 600 Barrels Ivew CURRANTS. s 1' 1 )- r( V I' Apply to GEO. BADENNCH and -:,`:.-) . tb i k ii, On THURSDAY next,yie 15th instant, at Twelve o'sic e ' Brokers' Office, 2 tiale-street, 1000 Bags Bombay LINSEED, 1500 Bags RAPESEED, 700 Pockets Fine Bengal RAPESEE D. 2000 Da g o YoDow M usTntip vet o 500 Bags NIGERSEED. CG „I3 OP Apply to BRUWN: ) , H AY UNE T . R FBI st On FRIDAY next, the 16th instant, at Twelve o'cloo., 1,2 8 800 r 00 0 k ßß e a r ag s g ' ss O Tß ffl EA c E e pL , E ß ss o E S DD,, B ank-bnildings. 250 Bags Yellow MUSTARD SEED, 100 Bags LINSEED, all faults, 9i Bags GROUND NUTS, 337 Bags BEEDA. Ih —. For particulars apply to VO S THORNEWILL and BROO On FRIDAY next, the 16th instant, at Twelve o'clock' Broker's office, 2, Dale-street, 15 Tons Bombay HEMP, 20 Tons )Tine COIR YARN, do 1500 Bundles Malabar DITTO. ,1;'" Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER vs" . " NEXT WEEK• On MIDDAY, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clocii. Brokers' Office, Rovat Bank -buildings, 20 Bales COW , HIDES, li # 4 Bules Tanned SHEEP SKINS, OA. 6 Bates Tanned GOAT SKINS. isso a r oe Now landing exVelocidacie, from Madras.—For varti n lf , 0 THORNEWILL and DSO' or On THURSDAY, the 22 , id instant, at Twelve 0 C l°l' ' Brokers' Oolcs. Royal Bank building' , 0 24,(011 BUFFALO HORNS, If :Is Bandies DEER HORNS. u u utO r P l ' Now landing ex Velocidade . from Madras.—For paru c 0, O r° THORNEWILL and ERGO ... ..-/ en Salt. - -------- - --- -- i t fo l4 c p ACETATE OP LIME, IRIN, AND RED L ~, A VEGETABLE NAPTHA, PRINTERS' aCE TI ' , WOOD CHARCOAL. o g'Tli' Apply to JOHN F;Vg D- ear ltt Appley Bridge Works, - , LI% AdP PATENT ASPHALTS ROOFING r r' -- ,i00 , . - , A cheap, durable, and perfectly waterproo f Af p' _........./ ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT. , 1,0: 7,/ W. ''` ', E . Office and Warehouse-8. Cant.s.spoo-' T R CAMERON, o° l' • WATCH AND CHRONOMETER 14 ' fe , 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, 1//P.o' 11f ARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, o! t gOP SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCuPES, CHARTS, eza. nlr n KEITH'S ( . )Pv" PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT ' 34, C A STLE- SIR El ET. „ 0 0,ik ARE NOW EE-0P E N Pa l fP f ",,otrr W.K. takes the present opportunity of thanking l ie erP,,lly; the public for the liberal patronage with which he hal' modpV and a the same time to inform them that to acc( ) ;, pidly z increasing business he has built an• entirelY ioom, which is admitted to be the finest in LiverPLCti * increased facilities now at hi s di s p osa l, W. K. ea ila/" Pictures will not only sust.da the high character they , attained, but even surpass his former productions. O OP 34, CASTLE-STREET, LIVER h Opposite the Bank of England. D V AO • i" 1 / Mr. Carew Hunt, Consul at the Azores , 5 0 ' 0 t be Consil at Stockholm, ,be e a r A MAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.—On the eightgr 0111 nit , whilst some men-servants were p r otee-70 0 o f from the deer, which were in the nightly pray ing raids amongst the fields, to the great :"c a rd tenants at Lcchlaggan, one of the wa.chnlen liug amongst the s'ooki. Thinking the opPor,,"; a " e ct` t i 'y one for having a shot at what he supposed to u 4.1 1", clif y . of Benalder Forest, he took aim by chance lisle a°B! of the intruder, and fired, when, most unfo rt uog:!: contents of the gun lodged in the face of 3 I ti biS /I ,e, the nitme of Laing, a Crimean hero, whereby oe° e t , placed at some p«ril, As it is, Laing has lost „. „ffir his heal and face have. been much disfigures' Advertiser. ieS`l 1 0 , Mr. E. M. Archiball is appointed her at New York. The selection of Mr. Arci ll : e cia' ,odr i e important and delicate olfiec dem a nds a c s,v c . e 0-';e o ; f , Archibald -is a co!onial subject of the " I to t 'fener appointment must be eminently gratifying r icae fot? nists—especially to our Briiieh North sejecfs. He was bon in Nova Scotia, cv' e p . if P t i V, was Master of the Rol's. ire 11•_ts been- 1035 ', IP;; 0fr el General of Newfoundland, and member Of ,`,„ - d 0,0 11 0 Council of' that province. His being ea"'",,,,int' a duties" is a new feature in the forcig, ll °P i , vve r ,; ( l e ,af Great Britain. Mr. Arc? testinion'''' s eleTV" numerous and commendatory; and he 39 ,, r5 00" tirely for his clwacter,, and without any 1 1 " whatever. -'. Of, Printed and Published by CHARLES WILL—., street, at his Clenoral Printing and Stationer' - - - „ 1 9, bout) John-street. Liverpool. MONDAY, ()CIO ER i 2. 1857' T 0-I\l ORII 0 W. - On account of whom it may concern. the °..."- TO-MORROW, the 13th inst., at Half-past One o'clock , 3 ., Arew Broker's Office, Corn Exchange-buildings, Brunswle, t o . gOO About 1880 Bushels Scotch WHITE sv ..,.,./ F, AT hot , r ex Saxon ; lying in Shaw's C Warehouse, Lancelot4,:u, oro lr , . No. I.—Apply •o — H. H. GOLD III - - - To-moanow, the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at il t . Brokers' Office, Royal Bank-bualings , 100 Bags Arracan RICE, a'l faults. For particulars app 'y to THORNEWILL and BROOM /31_ ..... . ", Vl* WEDNESDAY• On WEDNESDAY next, the 14th instant, at Twelve e'C IA Brokers' Office, Royal Bank -building s, 252 Byes C A S:PHOR, 45 Tot at RED WOOD. tefr For particul rs apply to THORNEWILL end BB (22°_,-10. 10 0 ' On WEDNESDAY next, the 14th Instant, at One O'c at 13, Exchange-buildings, 20 Bales Surat COT lON, all faults, 100 Do. Do. DITTO, sound. CO " 010° Apply to T. & IL LITILEDAL Et: Sr L' u 1 0 " On WEDNESDAY, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'C.,„ak Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street. 167 Bales Mexican FIBRE, ex Mountain Eagle.—Apply to BRO WNE, HUNTER, t ; On WEDNESDAY next, the 14. h instant, a t Twelva o' c Bro ,ets' Office, 2, Dale-street, 30 Tons Siam SAPANWOOD, 11 Cases E. I. WAX. 800 Bags Bombay SALTPETRE, 300 Bags TURMERIC. 1.00 13,gs SAGO FLOUR, 24 Casks COCOA NUT OIL. efr Apply to BROWNE, BUN t'ER Rr —" On WEDNESDAY, the 14th instant, at the Broker's Saldr Exchange Chambers,