Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-19 00:00:00

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening. The sales of Cotton to-day were confined to 84000 bales,• all to the trade, the market closing steadily at c l i d advance on the middling qualities of American,l to Id on Brazil, 1,1 to ti on Egyptian, and id per lb. oa Surat, on the prices of this dri. week. Messrs. Wright, jun., and Co., in their Circular issued for transmission per the Ariibia, make the following remarks on the movement of the trade throughout the week: — The Canada conveyed our last circular advises, de ca 11th instant, at which time our Cotton Market was exc'.ced with large daily sales. Although the business for the week under review ie less extensive than it predecessors, - vials have remained very firm, and holders have evinced no dispoAtion to offer in excess of the demand, a n d th en ally at outside rates. American descriptions gradually diminish in s'sock, and al:hough the trade are holding liberal prese supplies, the prospect of any quantity of new crop a eriving continues remote, and can scarcely be received before the entire exhaustion of what is now held, and which, we venture the %pinion, will be found, to be less than the circular estimates, whilst the latest Ameciean advises report a mintition in the vappqsed quantity held in New York csf 16,000 bales. 'Swats have been taketalsrgely, bAh by ay - in.:tumors and tvezulators, but towards the close of the 'week a subdued tone prevailed, and the inquiry was less active. The important advance in these is likely to in fluence some 40,000 to 50,000 biles to this market pre- Tiouely destined for offier port s. The latest Indian adeices are not rega-Aedin a - favourable light, and tend not only to ze3trietoperations, but create a more or less gloomy feeling' since their - receipt. Money continues in active request at the Bank minimum rate, and though large amounts are =known to be near at hard, there is an increased export inquiry, and the lank returns are likely to p-ove adverse. 'l'o. ay the market closes at an advance during the work of Ad per lb on American; principally confieed, however, to mid fling grades The total sal-e of the week -remount to n,..!.80 bale', of which 46 99 Dare Ant orican: - Bpetulators have taken 29,500, and Exporters 1,610 'caving 42,470 bales of all kinds to the trpide. The inapart•for same time is 50,596 bales, of which 13,474 are .Ameriesr. The quantity known to be at sea from Astori awn ,potto is about 8,030 bales. PRICKS TO BAY. VA** 0 leans Fair.. gfi IMI idling.. 9 5-161 Ordinary...6id ter9ll 3do „ ..9 d ~ . 814 g, ..7d tot Atlantic „ , 911 „ ..6td to Bid Vetaltaken for Cons'pti , n,lBs7 1,1e6,00 bales.lBs6 1 569591 bales. Ergooft (4ctual) „ —2llOll , —l6O 854 „ americin Brazil Egypti .n E ' lndia W India Total 'stock this dav:2l9,oL)o 13.240 7,4t0 70.170 410 12 490 *role time 1856.942;730 39 841 51,700 38,490 1920 f 7-1670 The Liverpool Share Market opened extremely Iheavy to-day, at lower prices, especially in London, Leeis, and Midlands, awing to vague reports of differences likely to arise between these lines. -AfterWatrds a rally of about I per cent. took place, but' the market does not close at its best. The following were the day's transactions : —Caledonian, • 434 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 961, :On 96 994, 961 ; London and North Western, :381, 98, 97t. 98, 97Z, 98; Manchester, Sheffield and 'Lincolnshire, 40i; Midland, 80f. 81 ; _ _ _ North S'4ffordshire, 4 3-16, 4k4 ; North British. ltd ; Dovers, 201, - 201, 201, 201, 24, 2Of ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 12a. ; Liverpool Borough Bank, -6. The following were the closing prices : —Black burn,'B, 81; Chester and Birkenhead, 65 xd, 65k ; Caleioniau, 43, 431 ; Chester:end Holyhead, 161, 17 ; Eastern Counties, 1l ; .East Lancashire, 93 : 1 xd, 931 ; Do. 91. shares, g, xd, ' 9-16 p ; Great Northern, 231, 24; Do. A, 131 11 ; Great Western, 54, 54k; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 961 xd, 96-1 ; Do. 91. shares, p; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 18a xd, 18i ; London and North Western Stock, 971, 99; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 41, 41i; Midland Stock, 84 81 ; North British, 12k, 121; North Staffordshire, d 4, 4 d ; North Eastern —Berwick, 23i. 23k ; York and North Midland, 39k, 391; Leeds Capital Stock, 241, 25 ; South' Eastern and Dover, 20 3-16 xd, 20/ ; Scottish North Eastern, 12.1,127 T ; Buffalo, and Lake Huron, /4'541; Do. New Shares, 51, 5 d ; Dutch Rhenish. St, 3K d Great Western of Canada, 21, 214; Do. New Shares, par, 1p ; Great Luxembourg, ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 12* 124. The weekly Traffic Returns, received up to this afternoon, are as follows :—Bedale and Leburn 1041 ; -Belfast and BAllymena ; Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Chi- shire 2,925/ ; Blackburn 1,0091; Bristol and Exeter 7,277/ ; Caledonian 14 6791; Chester aud Holyhead 7,55.11; Cork and Bandon 31161; Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 2961; Deeside 2891; Dublin apd.B‘lrast Junction 1.3781; Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 1,0361; Dundalk and Enniskillen 462/ ; Dublin and Drogheda 1,9291; Dublin and Wicklow and Dublin and Kingstown 1,972/; East Anglian 1,0071; Eastern Counties and Eastern Union 26,2431; East Lancashire 7,2461; Edinburgh and Glasgow and South Dunferm!ine 6,4081; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee 3,5071; Glasgow and South Western 7.2071; Great North of Scotland"l,3o6l ; Great Northern 22,2351; Great Southern and Western 7,2011; Great Western •42,8101; Kendal and Windt rmere 36:11; Lancaster and Carlisle 7,5531; Lancashire and' Yorkshire . 27,258/ ; Llanelly Railway and Dock 5271; London and Blackwell 1,4731; London, Brighton, :end South Coast 18,1711; London and North Western 68.1361; London and South Western •18,7721; London, Tilbuiy, and Southend 1,9071; Manchester, Sheffield, and Linc'lnshire 11,6721; Manchester, South Junction and Altrincham 1.4611; Maryport and Carlisle 1,0331; Midland 33 857/ ; Midland Great Western 4,2481; Newcastle and Carlisle 3,485/ ; North British 6,011/ ; North Eastern 30,9551; North StaffJrdshire Railway and Canal 5,547/; North Western 1.2161; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton 4,7781; St. Htlen's Canal and Railivay 1,878/ ; Shrs!wsbury and Bir, zninghalla 1,853/ ; Shrewsbury and Chester 3,413/ ; Shrewsbury and Hereford 1,7101; Scottish Central 2,4451; Scottish North Eastern (late Aber deen) 3 eau ; South Devon 3 005/ • . South East4n 2.4 5081; South York and 1-liver Dua 2,6751; South Wales 7,7691; Taff Vale 4.8291; Ulster 4,4381; Vale of Neath 1,8001; Warrington ;And Stockport 3761; Waterford and Kilkenny 473/; - .Waterford and Limerick 1 4461; West Hartlepool Harbour and Railway 3,5631; Whitekairen and 'Furness 4371; Whitehaven Junction 4331; Buffalo and Lake Huron 8581; Dutch Rhenish 3,5831; Eas - - ern of France (late Paris and Strasbourg) 41,6981; • Grand Trunk of Canada 9 6941; Great Luxembourg ,Loss ; Great Western of Canada 8,597/ ; 'Northern .of France 45,152/ ; Orleans, Bordeaux, and .13ranohes 44,0811; ,Paris and Lyons 39;1261; :.Sambre and Meuse 1,0001; Western and North West et n 40436/. There is no increase in the demand for Money, and rates of discount are.steady. The eatirket for the Public Funds and Securities was exceedingly •firm throughout the day, and the quotations are „about thoge published in to-day's paper. The prises this .acternoo4 were—Consols for Money.9o4, and for the Account 901 to 90g.. After ,offieial hours the latter fitzure was current. Ex chequer Bills closed at 8 to S disc. being a slight There was extreme heaviness apparent in the .London Railway Share Market to-day, and prices -suffered a decline.. The following were the rclosing prices .: Caledonian, 84, 85 ; Eastern -Counties, 141, 11i; East Lancashire,.9 - 3, 95 ; Great N orthern, !•s_§, .9154.; Do. A, 85, 874 Gnatit West ,ern,. 544 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 96 , 97-1 Leeds Northern, 40k, 491 ; London and North Western, 981 ; Loudon and . South Western, 011, 92 ; Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincoln shire, 40i, 40 ; Midland Stock, 806, 81 e North British, 504 5l ; South E....vent end Dover, 67 i, 68 ; iork, Newe,astie, and Berwick, 93, 94 ; York and North Midland, 791-, After official hours, the folawing were the quotations :—Cale tionian, 841 851; Eastern Coun ties, 11 7-16, 119-18 ;. East Lancashire, 93, 95 ; Great Northern, 96 ; A, 86, 87 i Great Western, 5 , 4541 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 96k, 96*; London and North Western, 971 98; Man chester, Sheffield, and Liecolnehire, 46f; Midland Stock, 801, 81; North Beitisb, 501, 51 -; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 92, 93; York and North Midland, 791 In our Cieneral Produce Markets. during the .week there has been a moderately active business done in the leading artielee. In Sugar there has been ,a somewhat steadier feeling, hut we cannot ft uste,any advance in prices. Molasses have been orkii prices tend downwards. Coffee keeps THE NoialltßN TIMES.--LIVERPOOL SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1857. quiet, at 64s to 94s per t o quality. Bahia 'awt, for Jamaica, according r ...10e0a, to arrive, realises Sas. Tea hes been act: ae throughoutn advance of -4el the week, and a per lb. must be quoted. The specu lative deraand which has for some time existed for Rie.a, has subsided, and we must quote the article 8a to 6d per cwt. lower than last week. Tbt Provision Trade has been rather dull. Beef is arriving in large quantities, and lower price is the consequence. Pork is a light supply, and keeps firm Good Cheese sells readily at former rates. Lard is dull, and lower, and in tallow we notice a decline of 3s per cwt. during the week. Light stocks, and the necessity of a portion of old Grain and Flour for mixing purposes, impart a I degree of firmness to the trade, but the evident tendency is towards lower prices for Wheat and Flour, and buyers operate sparingly; for Indian Corn there is, in consequence of the potatoe disease, a firmer feeling than for the finer articles. At to-day's market Wheat ruled very dull, at a decline of 21. to 34. per 70 lbs.; and Flour gave way 31. to 61. per barrel. The Red Sea Telegraph Company have an nonneed their inability to raise their proposed capital on the terms they had too hastily accepted. They state that they are prepared to nniertake the task upon amended conditions, which they partly specify. These, however, seem still to be inade quate, since they contemplate a termination of the guarantee at th© end of any two years after the net pr. - .fits shall have amounted to 74 per cent. Hence, if the communication should fait in the third year, there might be some danger of the shareholders losing the greater portion '6f their capital. It will he better to demand at once such guarantees as will render the subscription not merely probable, but certain. It appears that the submarine cable, lately re ported as having been laid down between Algeria and Sardinia, has been temporarily lost, -owing to its length having been insufficient to perfect it, landing at Sardinia. The lost end, however, bas been buoyed, and lies at a depth of only sixteen fathoms, whence it is expected to he recovered in the course of a week or two. In Trinidad the project for laying down railways in the colony is attracting great attention. The Government Committee appointed to -examine the estimates and calculations of the company are still pursuing its labours. The following is from the Port of Spain Gazette, of the 22nd ult . :—"The probability, almost amounting to a certainty, exists that many products hitherto unknown, or known, but not available, would be developed or turned to profitable account in part of the island now 'unex plored, if the means of transport were greater and cheaper. The project to furnish such means is again proffered to us by a railway company. We learn," it is added, "that the ealculation-s offer a very favourable prospect of the profits of the new undertaking, and are of a nature to carry convic tion with them. All the shares reserved for the colony have been taken up by residents in Trinidad." The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Company are said to have sent out orders - by the last overland mail to their agents for two of their large steamers, one from Bombay and one &ern Calcutta, to be despatched to Suez, so that they may be available at that port for the conveyance to India either or troops or passengers who may arrive by the overland route. The agents have also been anthorised to send home by them, at reduced cost, any sufferers by the mutiny desirous to return. These vessels have been engaged in the transport of troops during the Persian war, and are capable of carrying 1,000 men each. The East India Hous© have chartered another of the vessels of the European and American Company, the Calcutte, an iron screw steamer of 2,300 tons, which rendered good service during the late war. She is at Southampton, a.ad is to proceed at once to India with troops. The following are the latestluotations for Foreign Exchanges :—Amsterdam. short, 11 15i to 11 16i ; Do three months, 11 181 to 11 191; Rotterdam do 11 181 to 11 191 ; Antwerp do., 25 321 to 25 371 ; Brussels do., 25 32 1 to 25 371; Hamburg do., 13 71 to 13 8; Paris, short. 25 20 to 25 25; Do., three months, 25 57i to 25 621; Marseilles do ,25 571 to 25 65; Frsnittott do., 118,x- to 119 f; Vienna do., 10 33 to 10 35 ; Trieste do.: 10 34 to 10 36 ; Peters burg do., 361 to 36Z ; Madrid, 49 to 49g. BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS. Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, for the Week ending Sep. 11.; 1857. ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Credit. Government - Debt Other securities 3,459,9 J Gold Coin and Bullion Debit. Notes issued .. 125,067,2)6 10,592,200 25,067,200 Total .. .. £25,067,200 BANKING DEPARTMENT. Debt. Proprietors' ca pital Rest Public deposits 7,658 478 Other deposits 9,180,187 Seven day and Credit. Government se- curities ..... £lO 593,653 Other securities 18,664,052 Notes _ __ 6,194,375 Gold and silver coin 626,26 other bilis.. 783.454 £36,t►78,341 I • Total... £36,078,341 Compared with the returns of the previous week we have the following results Active circulation Decrease £18,873 148 373,692 11,218,461 272,852 Rest .... Increase 109.971 Seven day and other Mai . 783,454 Increase Public deposits .. . 7,658,478 Increase: 571,164 Other deposits Decrease Government securities 10,593,653 No charge Other securities Increase Notes unemployed Increase Decrease 18,664,052 112,062 6,194.052 129,482 A telegraphic despatch from Constantinople, dated the 16th inst., quotes the exchange on London at 146 piastres. The last letters extended to the 4th, when the quotation was 137 to 139. As no cause for any further rise is assigned in these, it is suggested that the telegraph may be in error, and that 140 may be recant. Oa the other hand, the producing of violent movements of the ex changes now forms part of the regular business of the native bankers and money dealers With reference to the market for American secu rities, Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and , report as fol. lows :--'• The market for American securities during the past week has, in spite of the panic in the New Yoik stock market, been animated ; and instead of stocks having been pressed for sale under the influenle of alarm, there has been a general demand, without a corresponding supply. The only thing to notice in respect to railroad securities is the large business which has been done, and is still doing, in the shams of the Illinois Central Railroad Company." The position of the market for American railway securities is thus noticed by Mr. E. F. Satter. thwitite::—" The market for American securities in London during the past week has fluctuated violently, owing to the extraordinary character of the sclvices from New York. The disposition of the public is very strong to invest at the reduced rates; and so little is the depreciation in New York believed to be genuine that transactions have taken place in Illinois shares at 8 dis. to par ; and to-day at 1 to 3 prem." E LECTIO - P L A T It Goom.—Thera are few branches of art that more perfection has been attained in than in this portion of our manufac ture, and the mos: beautiful specimens of spoons, forks goblets, end other table articles of tt.e sort, may he seen at Mr. E. T. Hall's, of 23, S-inth John-street, who, to hie *tiler bwuches of business, has added a department for the aa:e of these articles, having been appointed agont to one of the first manufacturers in Birmingham. The designs in these articles arc boutif ni b the quality very superior (nearly as good as silver), and the price, con Meting all these, moderate 1.0 a degree. An inspection of the goods will prove the above fact s .—No r th ern Times. . -' Tel Spoons Dessert Do. „... ....... .. .. . lea, . Table Da .„. ......... .......... 243. a Dessert Forks ..„.. Table Do. ..... „„ .... .... ...... ...... Vs. ~ sent carriage Lree to :.ny par:Of the country. 1430 17560 5960 22040 4650 234) a. d. Sea Island 71 to 34 Upland - - 5 to 911 Mobile - - 6i to Nev Orleans 51 to Brazil - - 91 to 111 Egyptian - - 91 to 171 West India to East India - I to 7 7 - 37 " 8 - 07 Total d. 17 18 9/ s&a 94 91 1(4 1 91 1* 111 b 1 61 6i 220770 14510 8320 170 69210 312980 LIVERPOOL. PRODUCE MARKET.—SEPT. 18. SCG&R.—The market is without animation, the business being restrc ed to 1.610 bats Benz at at 424 to 534 6d per cwt. Mot.A.sss AND Hent.There is nothing to notice. COFFEE —At anctlin. 26 tierces and 70 barrels Jamaica fettled buyers at Os to 87s 6(1 p.tr cwt. limn —The ma ket contn ice extremely flat, and we have only to report 360 bags Bengal at 10i4VA ler cat. Punic —A a public sali•i,lt2 :0 .one were disposed of, at £6 153 to £6 174 6(1 flr Puerto reheat), and £6 13s for Savani la. liaise.-150 bales Manilla told at £33 per ton. LIVERPOOL'OOTTON MARKET.-SETT. 18. The cotton Inettet opered at th 3 beginning f the week wth a very active businern, and prices rnled daily in favour of the seller, the advance Amounting by Tuesday t, id per lb. since when a rather qni- ter f:elioq 11,s prevaVed, and tho • °mold hos greatly slackened, but weth such greatly redureit stecks. hol ers are very independent and eel( only when the full advance is obtaincb'e. Brazil and Pg. 'ptian in fair request, and id 'o per lb higher. Surat in good demand at extreme ra'ei. The a eek(v sales are 73,430 bales, of which 29,50) are on speLulation and 1,610 for export. Thu m port P. Luespaidi I this week• Currt. Prlces, Mid. Fair. Stocks Description. REVIEW OF TUB WEEK. Strain.—There has been this week a somewhat ste idler feeling in the tn•%riot, though without any change in prices ; the sal cs amount t , 470 hhls B.P. and 320 bags grainy Deme - ara at 54 61 to 553 64, 1,10 bags low Dates, 500 boxes brown - Havannah at 475, 130 bhls toregn West India at 493 to Its 61 duty p id. 1 10a bags brown Fern irn at 318 MI, and a cargo of white Bahia at 318 par cwt, floating terms, delivered at an cntport. • Mot, , :ssliS —Earl , in the 16) ptmehe ns lndirett Trinidal sold at 205.; and 60 puncheons clayed Cab x at 183 6d per cwt, but theta rites are not row obtana,le, the urarket being exceedingly n 3• . Cor irtc.—Ra'her less dis%) , ltion to purchase has been mlnifestel, transactions in Jamaic • heing limited to 69 tierces, and 181 bags and barrels at 64s 94; per cvv, according to cinahty ; no .hing worthy of notice hm been done in Brazil. Cocoa -SO bags Bahia realised for arrir 88s per cwt. - PEPPLIt.-1 4 1a^k his been in better demind, and abolt 500 bogs Sinzapore sold, Chilly at 5/d; wh'te has also been in requ., , bt, and 29J bags changed hands at 8&d to et I. Pi WENT few bpon t' e spot at Alid p-r lb. RICE.— The speculative demand has subsided, and the market closes heavily, it a decline of about 3d per cwt ; the ewes are 15,530 bags Penzal, at 9,9 d for bro ten, 10, to 10s 61 for low middling, and 133 to 13s 71d for g od to lie, 10.000 bags Rangoon, off the Corot, at 10, 415 from the quay, and 1,960 kap alacLas at 108 9d for sound, 2,400 begs Larong it 10,, and 200 ton, Mo l oosio, to ar ri v e, at 1 Is 3J, al,n mei sales , f Carolina at previous rates. PADDY.-1,700 buts Larong at 5s 3d per cwt. Psalm WO boles ire Hum brought 22s 95 to 233 per cwt. Rum.—There is rather a bettr feeling, an .t 20) puacheous Demerara k.ns 120 pantheons Jamaica have realis d full ral es. TE I.—A very large isosiness has been done throughout the week, both to the tm 'e aLsil speculators, at fail advanced rates, hut fat,/ sales made in c ommon. t•cented Teas command full prices when offered. No change in f: roens ; the market closes very at ong, with au upward tendency. 'Nino —A dozen-chests have been sold at very extreme rates. Gym SENEGAL.—A smell lot at 495. G , BisiEs.-160 tons at 163 3d to 173 3d for heated and mind. Tua3sFaxc.-120 hags of Bengal at 603 SAGO FL , 136.—Ablllt 2 000 bars at 16 , 91 to 17s per cwt. CASTOR OIL.-100 cases of good at 7d per lb. _ SALTPETRE.—The sales have been confined to a small parcel-of Bertg.l at full ra , et, and .50 bags of Bombay at 263 for 40 per cent., and at 47. for 152 per cent. refraction. NITRATE OP SOVA.-360 tof:s on the snot have brought 63s to 251, and to arrive 2.21 t,) 23, per cwt. Loowf oo —lr.o tons of St. Thmingo at £4 103, and 20 tons of good Hondu as at .e 6. BAKWOOD.-25 tons at £4 151. RED SANDXRS WOOD.-16 tons at .48 53 for soultd, and 48 per ton for damaged. ROSIN.-3 000 barrels reported at 4s 41 to 4s 61 for common, and 6s 6d to 2011 per cwt. for med,um to tine. TA.c.—S ilea of Stockholm made at 164 6,1 per barrel. TURPRNTINE.—Nothinz done in this article. . _ Alutia--3Cobarrels sold, at 423 to 933 for Pearl, and at 42s 0 to 43i 61 p r cwt. for Po - . LINSEED continue 3 in fair request : 1,440 bags Bombay sold at 68s, d 220 quarters E,yptian at 625. TEEL SEEP.-196 bags Sir gap: re reported at 643 per quarter. Gaoure NUT SEED.—I,OO bags of inferior at .el 3 per ton.: BEES' Wax.-19 packages of American sold at £9 par cwt. iIIDISI.—Tne sales comprise about 1,200 salted New 3 ork at 7d, 400 salted Para at Sid, 1,200 dry salted Brazils at I lid per lb. for first selection, and 1,10.1 ted Buenos Ayres H. roe at 11s Id each. Ibßsims - roan has continued in demand, 650 ona having been sold, Inclndirl 270 tons for arrival, at £8 5s for seconds; we now quote .£8 IS, to ,Z 9 per t tn. Ascot s.—Small sales of Oporto red are repotted at 455, Sicilian red at 52i 6d, and Perazia white at 77a. TAIITAU.—The only sale consists of 5 casks discoloured at 85s to 8 r s 6d. Sostem has been du 'l at previous rates, the seas being of a retai eharact: r. MADDER Roors.—The transatt'ons comprise 1,10) bales Bombay at 3io to 413, 90 bales Syrian at 55s 6d, and a small parcel of inferior Turkey at 63s i.er cwt. BARK OR A N;lATro.—Nothing reported. OLIVE OIL has sold ste tiny at the late advance, 120 tuns having char.ged hands on the spot and to arrive, at 462 for GAlipoli, £6O t 2 4 61 far Sicily, £;0 to £6 I for Spanish and Lisbon, and at .455 to .456 ter tun for Mogadore. SEAL OIL —About 100 tuns have been sold oa the spot and to arrive without change In pr ces. COD IL.— , othing doing. I INSEED AND bAFE OILS.—A moderate business is reported at former rates. GING:LEY AND GROUND-NUT 011.8. 20 tuns realised .443 to £43 10s par ton. hPIP. TS or TURPENTINE.— 300 barrels American 37s to 39s per cwt. PALM !,IL.-400 ens on the spot so.d at £45 to 147, and 50 tool to arrive at L 46 per ton. • TeLhow has been dull, and only small sales reported at 64s Cd, down to n2s 61 for Y.C., and at 553 to 623 6d per cwt for other sorts as in quality. AID.- 50 tons told at 71e to 730 per cwt. JUTE continue, very quiet; 1,200 bales have been sold at £2O to £26 10s. [lame.-100 bales Bombay at £24. t cam attn.-30 bales at £27. FIBRE.-50 bales Mexican at £5O per ton. BEEF —With corsiderab'e arrival, the market rather recedes, and the dealers buy only for present wants. New Irish is now offered for shipment, neat week, at prices under oar quotations; shomd the qualty of this prave fair, lower pries for American are inevitable. Puss:.—BMEkS are light, and prices a.e well supported. Some "sale, of new French. tor forward shipment, are reported. Bacon Is moderately active, and the best brands of which the quantity r.ow left is light, are held for rather mors money; generally, however, prices are unaltered. Hams sell slowly. Of shoulders the m a. ket is bare. Lean, this waqc, is neglected, and sellers are more pressing. Cueß,R.—The stock is light, and a 1 useful sorts sell readily at the quotations. u BEANE BUTTEN.--The season is now nearly over. ENSUING SALES BY AUCTION. MONDAY, 21st Sept.-440 tens birwood ; 5 puncheons lims juice ; 3 barrels ginger ; 1 barrel wax; 800 bags Bengal linseed; 50► do. Bomliay rapeseed. TUESDAY, 22nd S.pt.— 39 ba'es and 15 tons Bombay hemp ; 250 bags Calcutta tapaseed ; 7 ba?es jute ; 2 bil'es gunny cloth; 20 bales kips. WEDNESDAY, 23rd Sept.-191 bales Madder roots ; 5 0 7 bales Gam bier ; 6.3 bags, 110 tons myrabolams ; 40 cases co.vries ; 7 tuns Sapa.. wood ; 319 bags Bengal turmeric. 1 OE DAY, 29 h Sept.-1,908 salted River Plate horse hides. EDNESDAY. 30:h Sep`.-2,l bales wool. THURSDAY, let Oct.-10 tons 17 bales, 282 packages Indian rubber. WEDNESDAY, 7th Oct.-135 bales horse hair; 80 do horse and Cow heir. !IDLY, Bth Oct.-11 tons Egyptian; 24 do African ivory; 26,000 ox and cew ; 12,000 buffalo horns. LIVERPOOL HIDE MARKET.--.SEPT. 18 SALES THIS WHIM. 1,201 salted River Plate ox hides, average 642 ;bs at 9-1 1 per lb., tare 5 llos ; cow bides, are• age 48/ lbs, s t 101 per lb, tare 4 lbs ; bulls hides, average 81 lbs, at 91 per lb, tare 7 lbs. 103 salted Buenos Ayres horse hides, average 32 Ds, at 143 61 each. tea salted River Plate horse hides, average 234 lbs, at 12s 6d each. 1,112 salted River Plate horse hides, average 28 Ibs, at Ils Id each, slipced at 8s 2d each. 1,044 salted River e late foal skin!, average 5 4-5 lbs, at 23 each; colts. 18f 11 , s, at Si 2d. 1,500 salted r , orth American hides, New Yoik, average 71 to 72 lbs, at 74 per lb, tare 5 aid 6 ibe , salted cote, average 51a Ibe, a 7d, tare 5 lbe; bulte, average 105 .bs, at 61, tare 12 Ib3 ; duaged at 6.1 d... 2.164 dry sal - ed Brazil bides, lifatcio's mcd. parcel, average at 118 t ; heavy.. verage 44 to 47 lbs, et Ilid to 112 d ; light, average 15 2-5 lbs at ; Ist d imp and country damaged at 102..1 to lad; 2nd and heated at 81 to Bid 3r.ls at nd per lb. 400 dry west Indian hides (Hail% average 16 4-5 lbs at 1314 ; kips, ay. rage 91 3 lbs. at 13/d; country damaged at 1121 ; rined, average i 8 lbs, at 12;d; kips, average 113 lbs, at 12d; dry salted, average 202 lbs, 112 d; kips, average, lbe, at 11/d; country dama• e 3 at lld ; calf skins, average 5 1-5 lbs, at 9d per lb. 44 s lied Dutch hideP, ox, average 6 nibs, at 7.1 ner lb, tare 5 lbs. • • • - 50 dry Russian kips, light, average 14 lbs, at 12id per lb. Ileivy, memo 181, at 12,1 per lb. 2 183 lar.n , ql East India kips, 13:333bay, aver , ge Si Ibq, at I Id, ave rage lii lbs to 161 173 g, at 9d to led; tads. average 11 1-3rd lbs, at 6d to 7d; co era, at Si per lb: 149 dry hide cases, ox, at 10d 2-4th t 3 per ib; horse, at 33 6d t, 516 d each. 32 bales South American hone-hair, stump tails, Ists, at 2 lid ; mixed sl.ght ;o fair ;:t 11d to 121; d short, at 10d to 10jd per lb. ,31 b;xes mares grease, liqu?d, at 41s. per cwt. 170 tons , myi n't Valunia, lair, at 415 per ton. 511 tons bore ash, good, at .t'6 108 to £7 2. 6 1 per ton. 260 tons cat"e bones, le,gs, &c., at 46 7s 61 to A 6 17s 61 ; piths, at .t 5 15s ta X 6 73 6 AGItICULTURAL PRODUOI MARKET.— SEPT. 18. Per stone, 201bs. Per 901 1 • x. s. d. s. d s. d. s. (LI Potatoes. Pink Eyes 00to 0 0 Ray, 01d...... 0 7 to 0 9 Ditto, limps .... 3 9 to 4 0 Ditto, new.. 0 5 to 0 B:Ditto, NV hiterocka. 2 10 to 3 0 Ditto, clover 0 5f to 0 7[Dltto, Halshaws .. 2 9 t' 2 11 Green Clover 0 14 to 0 21Ditto, 'Belrums .. 2 9 to 2 11 Vetches 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, cattle 0 7 to 0 It Straw, wheat 0 34 to 0 4 Per ton. Ditto, oat Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 0 Carrots Oats, In straw .... 0 0 to 0 0 )I.ingle wurtel • (Manure 4 0 to 6 0 LIVERPOOL CORN M.'►RKET.—Ssrr. 18 Our market to-day was very thinly attended. either by local, interior. or Irish k. flyers, and the demand for wheat being of the merest retail charact• r, the rates of Tuesday last were obtainable only fir the finest quai hies of red Amer'. an, and where sales were practicable in any other description of tcreign rather less money has been takes ; new Irish wheat Is plentifully offered, and does not find purchasers even at a decline at 3.1 to 4d per bushel. The limited quantity of flour on offer enables the value to be euppr.rted, but the saie is slow. Barley and beans a slow sale at unalterei rates. Oats eady in value; tut new oatmeal must again be noted somewhat cheaper. Iniiian corn firmly held for full price!, but the sae is of Very limited ex ient. Arrivals and expors from the 15th to the 17th s eptember, 1857, inclusive.—lnto I.i,erpool, from Ireland.—Wheat, 2,054 qrs ; tarley, 5 qrs ; oats, 635 qrs ; oatmeal. 1,990 sacks; 11 or, 7.18 sacks C oastwis.e.— Wheat, I,sV; qrs ; oats, 180 qrs ; pease, 525 qrs. United States.— Wheat, 5,500 qrs; Indian corn, 8,694 qrs; flour. 870 tirls. Euror.e, &r.—Wheat, 2 800 qrs; oats, 2,592 qrs. Total.-14 h. at,11,721 qrs; barley, 5 qrs; o its. 3,457 qrs; peaiie, 525 qrs ; Indiamecrn, 8, , 94 gm; .oatmeal, 1990 sat is; &air, 748 sack 4170 br , a Exports.—foreign Parts.—Oats, 336 qrs. Ireland.—Wheat. 1,805 qrs ; malt, 75 qrs; Indian coon, 1,648 qrs; flour, 58$ sacks 284 brls. Cbastwise.—Barley, 30 qrs; malt, 90 cp's ' • beans, 25 qr% ease, le qrs; Indian corn, 261 qrs ; flour, 160 sacks 47 brie. MAKIN & 'acme. MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT. — S r ..PT. 18. Yarn rem Ana in excellent demand, but goods a e. quiet. The news from !Edits is looked upon to-day with less favour, LON DON PRODUCE MARKET.--SEPT. 18 SuoAa.—The tea* ket has l ueen steady this week; good current quali les for tailing and good grocery descripti , sns have been fiesly bought at fully last wee.'s prices, but low qualities have been deli of sale. R. fined has sold steadily t lumps, tto to 645. COFFEE. —The demand for Plantation Ceylon this week has bees limited, and prices are rather lower, but Catta Rica has sold at fall prices. '1 sa.—The trade has bought medium and good congou with cond. dance at full prices. The unexpected news received yesterday after noon, that Lord Elgin (with lis troops) had withdrawn from China and arrived at Calcutta, created a sensation, and as this movement puts an end to the negoelations about to be commenced, and leaves the d'spute with China in an unsettled 'tat!, holders of tea have very genera ly refused to all except et advanced rates. Rtca.—A lull an - .ount of business lass been done at lull prices, chiefly consisting of parcels to arrive. Rex.—Prices have been supported, bat the amount of business done has been small. sAvretrax.—At the commencement of the week the demand was dtdl, and prices showed a sight d.cline, but yesterday a large busi ness was done at alvare3d rats. Itefra:tion 3f to 5,1 sold from 54a to 55s 6d on t'e spot, and 100 tons for late arrivals at 565. Sprees have sold steadily at ab ut last week's currency. COrTON.—A full amount of business has been done this week at a shade advance. ens have sold at full prices. In other articles no material siteration. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.-SEPT. 18 The market Is quiet to-dart—Town tallow Is q•+oted 61s neti cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on tha spat, 59e 6d to 60s ; Seotember, 59s 31; Octob?,r to December, 58s GI ; January to March, 58s 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-Szpr. 18 The demand for new Sussex and Wea dof Kents is rather eaten. sive, uvrinF, to Worcester hop fair being to morrow. The duty con• tinnes at about emom. Present cash prices—Sussex, 60s to 653 Wea d of Keats, 64. to 70s ; very choice higher. LONDON CORN MARKET.-SEPT. 18. With small arrivals of foreign wheat and flour, bus;ncss this mor ning was extremely dill, and fietcrs would willingly have accep - ed 2s per gr. less money for English wheat h d buyers come forward. F...reign was held at fo•mer rates, but vt ry 1i tle sold., Fine barley was ful'y as dear, and 13 her qualities made about Monday's quot. t ors. Oats were in large supply, and their v,,lne Was welt supported. Beans and peas bran their full prices. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM SEPT. 14 TO SFPT. 18. Wheat Barley ..... Oats. Malt English and Scotch '2910 1310 30 1390 Foreign. 2750 8190 890 I 4074) Flour. barrels. 540 sacks, LONDON AVERAGRS —Wheat, 593 6d; Barley, 43s 101; oats, 31a 24; Rye, 374 3d; Beans, 43s td ; Pease, 47s 2d. IMPERIAL AVERAG ES. Wneat. Barley. Oats. Kye. Beans. reat , e. Aug. 8 .. 58s ld 393 Id 28s 2, 383 10d 46s Ild'4os 10d 15 .. 593 2d tOs •Od 27s 8d 403 5d 47s ld 403 101 22 .. 591 10d 39a 10d 273 ltd 39s 116 473 5d 41s 5d 29 .. 60i 42 42s 8 , 27s 82 383 7d 478 .7d 41s 101 Sept. 5 .. 58a 42 42a 72 268 72 393 24 43s Ild 41s 8d 12 .. 55s Sd 42s 5a 263 ,12 383. 9d 46s 02 41s 7d 6wlosAg.4v. 583 8- 415 Id 27s 4d 39a 4 47s Od 41s 42 LONDON CATTLE MARKET.-SErT 18 We have had bat a small number of beasts on offer. Trade is dull except for choicest kbids; howev.r ' Monday's quotations are well sups orted. Although the supply of sheep is not la ge, it is quite equal to the demand, and it is difficult to clear out at late rates. Calves and lambs re selling about the same as on Mouthy. From Germany and Go land there were 117 beasts. 1,160 sheep, and 304 elves. From the northern and midland 300 beasts, and 110 mulch cows fiom the home conntiss. Per stone of Blbs. s. d. s. d. Per stone of Slbs. s. d. s. d. Best Scots, Herefords 4zB 5 0 Best Dna & 11f-bred.. 0 0 0 c Best Short-horns 4 6 4 8 Best Long-w 0015.... 5 0 5 2 Second quality beasts 3 0 4 c Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 0 Calves 3 10 4 10 Ewes and 2nd quality 4 6 4 8 _ . Pigs .... Best Dns & Hf-breds 5 4 5 6 Lambs 4 8 5 6 Beasts at market, 760 ; sheep pigs, 180. and lambs, 6,020; calves, 41 LONDON MINING MARKET.-SEPT. 18. In the market for home min`ng stocks to-day there is a good denmid.tor Sortridge Consols shares, which are r,ither dearer, being marked 2 and 24. Tl.e only other feature of interest is the continued flatness of Alfred Consols, which are still offered, and have been dealt in in the Stoats Exchange at 134, 124, ard 13. Other stocks are quiet. In foreign descriptions very little basiness has been done. Fortuna mining shares are marked discount. Subjrined is the official list of the closing prices in the Mir log Exchange. At the prim quoted there are, rasp , ctively, buyers and sellers : Alfred Consols 124, g ; East Alfred, 44 ; East Basset, 60, 65 , East Roe • warn, 16s, 17s 6d ; Herodsfoot, 8.84 ; Par Consols, 25, 21 ; Pendeen. 24, ; Sortridge Consols, 2,2 i; South France', 235, 245; Wheal Edward, 104,i; Wheal Grenville, IL 2 ; Wheal Wry, 5. 4,1. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, SErritilfita 19. YESTERDAY, W.N.W,-11oderate Breeze. HIGH WATER—Morn. 12 o—Even. 12 s—Height, 17 ft. 4 in. OPP THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND. Vanguard, from Melbourne; and Caroline. ARRIVED. i Fleury Cook Quebec Amazon MaceloiEmpresq St. John, N.B. Sept. 18. , LaPa Rooke Calcutta Pale Odes 4 Midas: Cat iff Johanna Catherine Wessel TFornneopia Bridgewater Byzantium Honduras!Castle Raynard Port Talbot Ranger Bahia!Nevin Packet.. Nevin Atelaga Marseilles tile' vet is Altata Sept. 17. • SAILED. Sept. 17. Cornier Me Eliza Brownrlgg Gibraltar Scamander ts.s ) Alexandria Sept. 18. Bonita Pernambuco Ann Marmora Rio Janeiro eiurl•ngton Quebec. Dora Bomba; Abner Stetson New York __ Johnstone Demerara'' WAKEFIE LD CORN NI ARKET.-SEpT. 18. The wheat trade was very dull to-day. Fine was quo.ed Is to 21 lower, and other descriptions were niffi nit to quit at even a further decline. There is no change to notice in other articles. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET.-SEri. 18. The rTupply of beef and mutton was small to-day. Prime marks steady to prices of last market. Middling and inferior dull of sate, wi host alteration in value The number of beasts and sheep ( ffering for sale this day were only flt as store for further feeding. The pig m=rket was not large; the weather bing too hot to kill for curalg pigs for fooi. BELFAST CORN ,MARKET.-Srpr 18 There was allarge supply of wheat at this day's maritet. Good qualitie. drew full prices of last week, but inferior parcels were 3d per cwt lower. Oats were in good supply at late rates. Oatmeal was a fair supply, and in good demand, at last weeks prices. CORK BUTTER MARKET.-SEPT. 18. The supply to-day was rather less than 2,500 kegs and firkins. The market was steady at tilt- following ysic.tes 104 s ; Seconds, 108 s; Thirds, 1013; Fourths, 945; Finis, 84s; Sixths, tilis per cwt. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET.-SEPT. 18 The mar ket remains very quiet, at the annexed prices ;—Mixed Nos., buyers 684, seller.; 68, 6d ; No. 1, buyers 6ps 6d, sellers 70s ; No. 3, buyers 641 ud,"selle,s 65s 3d per ton. THE BT3HcP OF CALCUTTA'S SERMON.—On Sunday last the Rev. John Davis, teeter of St. Clement's Chureb, Wocenester, read to his c. ngregoion in the evening a sermoa on ;ha present c isis. 't he sermon was written .by the Bishop of Calcutta, who is bte'her to Mrs. Davies The bishop had commenced preaching this sermon at For mpere, when tidings were brought that the troops had besa cells d OA, and he was urges to return to Caleutt imme 4 iat ely. A CHILD DEOWNED IN A PIPKIN.—On the 10.11 Mrs. Marr'ert, of Su'toL-'u Aslafield, lel a child, about tixte-m months old, in company with another one. In her absence the baby got on a stool to lade senie soapsuds oat of a pipkin on the flow - , and fell in and w; s .'rowned before the mother returned, tee other elald being playing at the door and knowing nothing about it. An inquest was held the following day, when a verdict of " Acci dentally drowned" was returned.--Nottingham Review. THE GRFAT WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. —We (Wiltshire Independent) regret to find that the discharge of workmen is still going on from the company's works at New Swindor, a large number of men having been dis c:tar,ed on Satur/ay week. To meet this great reduction we hear all new work has been stopended for the present. We trust that such a stagnation of trade will not continue hing, but that the affArs of the company may speedily be such as to enable them to bring the works at New Swindon again into full operation. The number of mechanics, &c., already discharged exe eds four hundred. STORM AT MESSINA.—WO learn by a letter from Messina of the Ist, that a most fearful storm had that day burst over the city and surrounding country. The weather had looked threatenicg the whole day ; but, notwithstandii , the funeral of a general officer who hal died a short time previous took place, attended by all the troops in garrison. They were overtaken by the storm, and completely drenched through with rain, which fell litera'ly in torrents. Five were washed into the vosca, but were subsequently saved. A merchant, S'g. Pajno d'Oaefrio, was washed into the sea, and has not been heard of since. ANOTHER GEN ACCIDENT.—Mr. W. Wrieht, farmer, of Ellerby, has just lost his life whilst out shooting at Ald borough, Holdernees. Mr. Wfght had shot a bird, and whilst Mr. Richardson, grocer, of full, was in the act of picking it up, Mr. Wright cemmeaeed reloading the discharged barrel, his gun beiae a double-barrelled one, and the other barrel loaded. Whilst in the act cf ram ming down this powder, the loaded barrel discharged, entered Mr. Wright in the left bre.ast, his coat, waistcoat, shirt, and flannel beieg burnt through, sad the shot shattered three of his ribs and hie lunge. Death was almost irstanteneou..---stamford Mercury. , CREMORNE GARDENS.—An at empt is Le:ng made in the parish of Chelsea, London, to oppose the music license of Creenorne being granted for a later period than half-past eleven at night ; hut this attempt is Errenuously resisted by Mr. Simpeon's 1 iends, on the ground that his establish ment is conducted on the most orderly principles, and that it was an act of injustice to expect Mr. Simpson to lay out £30,000 or 40,000 to cater f;1. the public amusement and recreation, and then to call upon him to clo3e at a cer tain hour, when he reeps his greatest reward for his spirited enterprise. A large number of the ratep:iyers and inhabitants of Chelsea have presented a memorial to the vestry of the parish in support of Mr. Simpson; THE VICTORIA BRIDGE AT IVIONTRBAL.—The foil ;wing is the present state of the works—The northern abutment is complete to tube level, and the tote em fleeing it with the first pier is now nearly completed. By the end of the season, sixteen of the twenty four piers, and both the abutments, will be finished. The eirele.nked approaches which lead, en each side of the river, from the bank to the t bu meat, will be so far advanced towards completion that they will on'y require a smelt amount of Rork upon first next season. Ag masonry operations will cease in the first week of November. If the fume Ito:Joss et this great work be equal to the present expects ion, the bridge (the length of whit h is only 150 feet short of two miles; will be onened for tratLe in the autumn of 1859.—Cana dian News. OUTPORTS. HOLYHEAD, September 18. Wind, N.E.—Gentle Breeze. Conway. Sept. 18.—Put in—The"Alexander (brig). Sept. 17. • rrhed—The Lady Gray, Davies, from Liverpool for Genoa; And Crocus, Nicolas, from Live pool for Dunkirk. Mllfut d, Sept. 17.—Arrived—The Sisters, from iverpool for Genoa. Queenstown, Sept. 18 —Arrived—The , •...andahar, from Honduras— Bella Porlena. Cadiz—Borodino, Callao—Freedom , Marseilles— Suteliff, from Cardi ff for Lisbon—Czar, CaLlao—Annie Dant•an, Valparaiso—Boon Constantinople —Scaudinarian, from Bel fast for Holleinstein, with sails split, &c.—Athena, Odessa—Jessie, Lester, Barbadoes. Greenock, Sept. 17.-Arrived--The. Melons, from St. Andre ws, N.B. 18th—The Mary Raglan, St. John's, N.B. 17th.—Sail ea— The Cupid, for Demerara. 18th.-1 he Riverdale, Quebec. Falmouth, cept. 16.—Arrived-The Bertha, from Marseilles—Cin stanza and Ono: e, both from Odessa—WLdfire, Thornhatn, Bombay for Liverpool. Off—The Princess 11.1yai, Rio Grande for Exeter — if Holm, trio Grande for Ha'nbnrgh. Waterf rd, Sept. :6.—Arrived—Pierino, Nicolas, from Liverpoo for Dunkirk. 1 Portsmouth, Se,lt. 17.—Off Port—Lochnagar, from Algoa Bay. Southampton. Sept. 17.—sailed—La Plata (R.M S.), for the West Indies—Argo (U.S. M.S.), New York—Tagus (5,), Gibraltar. MARITIME EXTRACTS. LIVERPOOL, ceptember t 9: A fist aground near No. per chart 61, at 6 a.m. Hat no signals of distress (lying. The hull of a sma l l vessel aground near . No. per chart 52, at six o'cicck, a.m. The M da•. Begg, arrived here from Cardiff. in dropping dawn the river to dock, got foul tif t e Lady Eyre, from Quebec, and loot bulwarks, rail, stanchions, Ica. Tha La iy Eyre did not receive any damage. several packages of goods, Intended for the Danube (s.s.), loading in Nelson dock for 'Trieste, &c., were slightly damaged on the quay by the bursting o' a water-pipe underground the night before last. Adelaide, July B.—The Konigen William IL, Giezen, from Hong Kong, was wrecked at Guichen Bay. Calcutta, Aug. 8.-1 he Aidencraig, Fletcher, put back leaky. The Montro e was loot on the Burmah coat. oyal charier (s s.) hence at Melbourne, July 19, under 64 days. Norfolk sailed from Melbourne for London, July 6, with god equal to 313,880; Red Jacket, for Liverpool, July 18, with gold equal to £264,600. Pembroke, Sept. 17.—Sides of Fusilier collapsed, and broken in three places. Some orchella weed saved, copper expected to be say ed, and wool washed out Fayal, Aug. 30.—The Maria, Hollow, from Monte Video to Liver pool, pat in here, 2 lot, for previsions, and sailed, 23rd, after being =pp led in quarantine. On the 25th she put back. with loss of fore topsail yard, sails, and boat, having encountered very heavy weather. Copenhagen, Sept. 17 —The Murray's cargo is likely to be sated. VESSELS' REPORTS. Report by the brque Eliza Sharpe, of Sunderland, Mugford, arrived here from Valparaiso. Spoke. In lat. Lon. July 25.. Tamer, Hamburgh to Cape Town.. 2l 00 8..25 00 July 25.. F 'lcon . Aug. 10.. R tc, hoc•se. London to Algoa Bay.. ...... 02 lo N.. 20 Od W Ang. 16 ..Staatraad van A wych. to Bomb ty.lo 00 N.. 26 00 W Aug. 19—CorFair's Bride, Colombo to Lcndon, out E 4 days Aug. 28.. Wm. Nicholson, Swansea to St. Jago de Cuba .... ....,.. . .............. .... 24 30 . 33 41 W Aug. 1.8.. Ern , ly, St. John's, I.F. to Pernambuco .. 25 00 N.. 33 51 W Frenth ship Mohongo, N.W. Cape. SPOKEN. In lat. Lon. July 22.. Conference. Manilla to Cork .......•........33 S.. 15 E. Aug. 4.. 3latilda, Dublin to Ceylon ...... .......... .. 1 N.. 21 W. Aug. 5.. Mori, Aug. 6.. 51..ngostden, bents to Ccquimbo .... ..... . 6 S.. 27 W. Aug. 7.. Arequipa Aug. 16 ..U,lswater. from Liverpool Sept. 9.. Shoe da ^, Valparaiso to Liverpool ... ...45 N.. 22 W. Success, from Mouritins FOREIGN FORTS Sarah Palmer, hence at Cale tta, Aug. 1, having made the voyage home and back again in 202 days. Belisana, Rowett, from Canterbury at St. Helena and sailed for London. Aux. 1. Young England, Rogers; and Alice Maud, Winn—both at St. Helena and sailed for London, July 80. Thomas Brochlebank, ,roughin ; and Utopia, Coath—both from Calcutta at St. Helena for I iverpeol. Hero, 1 hompson, at Sr. Helena and sailed for Falmouth, July 31. Gr ismere, from Swansea at Madras. Adam Carr, hence at Fernando Po. Le, ant, Jones, hence at Beyrout. Persian (s.s.), hence at Beyrout and left for Alexandria, Baldur, Andresen, henc- at Nerve. Royal Ch •rter (s.s.). hence at Melbourne. Francisco, hence at Leghorn. Fleonore, and Ceres—both hones at Memel. Alfred, and Abbo.s heading both sailed from Iquique for the Channel, in July. Fehro, and Fe Fratelli—both sailed from Odessa for Liverpool Sept. 7. Edward, hence at Danzig. hrit sh Queen (s.s.), tenets at Dunkirk. Celt, hence at Hambnrgh. George Reynolds, hence at Beyrout. Victor, Halewyk, hence at Ostend. MARRIAGES. On the ' 3th inst., at Hartwith Chapel, near Ripley, by the Rev. J. F. Robson, Mr. Thomas Grange, of Deere. to Miss Nancy Kitchen, of Hartw - th. On the 14th inst , at the Cathedral. Manchester, by the Rev. H. H. Westmore, M A., Mr. Samuel Marsh, of Gorton, to Miss Rac h el Bain brilge, of chrater. On the 15th inst., at Trwell-street Chapel. Salford. Thomas, youngest son of Mr. Thomas Cl,rke. of Macclesfield, to Hannah. eldest danghtsr of Mr. Thomas Leigh, of St. Stephen's street, Salford. On the 16th inst., at L'anddeiri len Church, by the Rev. E. 0. Hughes, Mr. Robert Hugl es, of this town, to Anne, second daughter of the lath Richard Roberts, Esq., of Castell, near Bangor, North Wales. Cn the t7th inst.,. at St. Peter's Church, Rock Ferry. by the Rev. Thomas F. Redhead, M.A., the Rev. W. H. Hewett, M.A. Oxon, to Harriette. eldest d ingir er of Oaptain Mervyn Richardson, late of the 4th Light Dragoons, R ck Ferry. Cheshire. On the 17th inst., at St. Bride's, by the Rev. T. Cowan, Captain Boyd Alexander Johnston. of the screw steam transport ship, alien, and youngest son of the late George Johnston, Esq., of H.M. Customs, Greenottr and Hull ; to Sarah, youngest daughter of the late Samuel Brow, cot, of this town. DEATHS. On the 12th inct., at his residence. in Harford-street. aged 49, Mr. Richara Smi h, for many years a Contracter for Works and Improvements under the Health commiter in this town and Dublin. Several of the influential officers of the Corporation, and numerous friends of the deceased, accompanied him to his last resting place, in the New Cemt tery. He was deservedly respected and highly esteemed by all who knew him. On the 13th inst., in his 3rd year, Frederick Foden, eldest son of Mr. J. hn Hayward, jun., of Hulme, formerly of Cadishead. On the 14 , h inst., aged 5 years, at Southport, Chario to Platford, daughzerof Mr. John R 'droad, Hul me. on ledge, of Stretor• On the 14th inst., at h. r sed,l4nce, Portland-place, Bootle. aged 78, Mrs. Harrison, rel et of the hte John Harrison,Esq.. On the 15th inst., at Warrington, aged 79, Mr. John Marriner, for. merle hide merchant of this town. On the 15th ire., aged 34 years, nebeccl, wife of Mr. George tt heelwright, bookkeeper, Leeds. On the 16th inst., Isabella Caroline, wife of Afr. W. G. Dawson, of Tanshelf Court-hease, Pon'efract. On t e 16,h inst., aged 57 years, at his residence. Woodhouse, near Leeds, B913)111311u Hallewell, Esq., wine and spirit merchant. CZ — Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only Inserted when Beni to oar Offica duly authenticated. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. By British and Irish Magnetic Tetepaph. DONCASTER RACES.-YESTERD IY. Doncaster:was marked by the same brilliant weather as had hitherto prevailed, and the number of visitors assem bled on the ground was much larger than had been expected. The post match of One Thousand Sovereigns, between the horses of Lord Gla-gow and Lord Derby, ended contrary to expectation, by the tatter receiving forfeit. 7 Much anxiety as to whether Blink Bonny, whose performance for the St. Leger had caused much dis appointment. would start after the decision of the Park Hill ; the same opinion as to her racing capabilities enter tained since the decision of the Derby and Oaks, was still adhered to, she was still deemed the best mare of her year. The meeting of Blink Bonny and Imperieuse, on the Par HilT, was anticipated with great interest, and the Cup wi h Vidette, and most of the St. L 'gar runners, gave to its decision an unusual attraction. THE CEP. Wette 1 I Black Tommy.... 2 I Warlock ....3 Five ran—Won by a neck. TOWN'S PLATE. Spy ig of Shillel )gh ..1_ 1 . Babylon , ... 2 I hider 3 sixteen ra 1 BANKRUPTS. William Bucks Webster, Chipping Ongar, corn merchant. Thomas Patrick, Camberwell Green, cheesemonger. Charles Brown, B rmingham, leather dealer. lhomas Wheeer, (the younger) Newchurch, Herefordshire, miller. James Newman, Lorg Futton, Lincolnshire, bookeeller. George Beaven, Chippenham, cordwainer. Alex nder Hart hill, and John Mann, Huddersfield, wo lien merchants. Daniel Pullon, Livcrpotl, grocer. John Lloyd Bryne, filahorn, Meriorethshire, cattle sales- man. Thomas Frear, Drausgate, Manchester, draper. Charles Welch, Wells, Somersetshire, inn keeper. James M'Cartney, South Shields, provision merchant. Conntartfai satto, NEXT WEEK. MONDAY. On MONDAY nest, the 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-bnildinge, 1 Cask ANNA I TO. Apply to Messrs. Smith and Moore, Merchants; cr to J. El. ItAl NEB kW., On MONDAY next, Vt.° 21st instant, at Twelre o'clock, at the 800 Rag a s p ß o en w g N al v 7 u -7 1 0 E , R Brokers' Office , 2, Dale-street. 500 Bags Bombay RAP 1 / 4 :SEED: 38 Bags POPPY SEED. Apply to CO., Broke =-• On MONDAY t ext,the 21st meant, the Commercial at Eleven o'clock , at • e Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court, 73 Halt ', c• gists Lisbon LEMON, 30 Bandies Do. ONIONS, Apply to 200 Bags JAMES BarcelonAD II M, SON & CO., a NS. oker g ' - —rl TUESDAY. - On TUESDAY next, the 22nd instant, at Twelve o'clock, OW Brokers' Office. 2, Dale-street, 39 Bales Bombay 2 FIEMP. 15 Tons Loose A Quantity of COM Y ARN. uroker°'_, Apply to BROWNE. HUNThR & CO., On TUESDAY next. the 22nd instant, at Twelve o'clock. at Ole brokers' Office. 18, Hrv!kin's-hey, Apply to 5 Tons Ground A. & S COPRO. sLF.IGS prolteri' WEDNESDAY. On WEDNESDAY next, the 23fd instant, at tLe Broker's Exchan , , , e•street West, 40 Packages GREASE BUTLER. E.I. 'PAL! OW. Apply 10 Boxes A tO B MCGREGOR LAIRD, Junr. , rO _, - On WEDNESDAY next, the 23rd instant, at Twelve Brokers' Office, 2. Dale-street, 90 Bales MAI)DEEt ROOTs. 40 Cases COWRIES, 7 Tons Siam SAPANWOOD. grolteri BROWNIE, HUNTER & Apply to t° On WEDNESDAY next, the 23rd Instant, at Twelve e'Dkiek. Bro ere' (Mica, 2, Dale-etreet, 190 Balca MADDER ROOTS, • 537 Bales Heater LO Tons MYRABnAMS, 50 t'asesCASTOR OIL, 10 Chests LAC DIE. vf , Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER Sc CO., • AFTER NEXT WEEK. On WEDNESDAY, 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock. it the Broker's orPcs, 2. Dale-atm:4 235 Bales ORCHELLA Brote ° ' Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER & CO., NEXT MONTH. PATENT ASP lIA LTi; ROOFING FELT. A cheap, durable, and perfectly Waterproof Roo"' ODVa PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT. , W• POV V°' Office and Warehouse-8. CABLE-arattrr• WIRE RIGGING. THE UNDERNOTED VESSELS 8 ,,15 6 present BEING FITTED with WIRE RI"'" of GARNOCK, BIBBY. and CO.'S Manufacture— a 41 14 Three STEAMERS and Three sAILING VESSELS.•- ul John Laird, Esq. A $ OO JAMES KENNEDY (new Steamer)..Messrs. T. V e rnon s'n' builders. Ship PARSEE MERCHANT -------- , ,E, B a t es , Eset ' ser" ht ~, ' ''' efs' Ship BOGOTA , . . Messrs. Blythe and Trottif -- ia • own 0 , Ship LADY HEAD Messrs. Stuart andEtT e ht. ovlso New ship LLAMA Mesas,. Batty and , c _„,„,'' a t t t,ovi l lr,v , NEW SHIP. . . . .. NEW 5H1P .......... . . Building at '""'" t o'l , NEW BARQUE. 4 • .• • •.. .. Buildirg a t f ot NEW SCHOONER .nt uidini t s ao,l;,, • • • • . ..,, v ,,g . d Also', a number of VESSELS being FITTED with wl-p - . § slo",r The advantage of WIRE I, OPE tor SHIPS' RIGGIN , i ce sit , ,,9 generally known needs few comments. It is much lighter— of 09,1, ably cheaper—more durable—and less than half the blii k t , 10 Rigging. The latter a great advantage in ships beati n g 0 0 ward. CARD of Comparatire SlZES—and PRICE LIST—on SPPlicati GARNOCE, BIRBY, AND CO., OF tto l4' IMPROVED PATEN(' MANUFACTURESS CORDAGE AND WIRE - liA ILM AKERS —SHIP. CHANDLERS. 36 AND 38, CHAPEL-STREET', LIVERPOOL . MANUPACTORY—WAVEHMEE-ROAD. Li.) 4 4 A fall Assortment of vi IRE R01.e., and MA.' j PP' OIR ROPE and EAWSERS always in Stock for Export 613 use. PURE PALE CANARY, TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS TER DOZEN• WINES ANDER S ° D D. 5,-CASTLE-STItEET-5. 4 0 ' P 0 R T. T Hlthzt nd clas an s d V fi in t f ir m W m in e f e le, t v u e s rars 46 , per ... J V In Pints...... . . . 244 • SHERRY.—First Class, Pale and Gold 425 • CLARET. —St. Jn ien, lour years in b0tt1e.......... 429 CANARY, Twenty-Six Shillings per Dozen. MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ROO A N D E R S 0 N'S. At LEWIS & 0 M PAN Y'S, Ranelagh-stree:pv , BOYS are CLOTHED from the Age of Sac to Tvreoti ' Disasa BOVS INUNDATIONS —A letter front - - •:r 0 ,. ° 1 the 14th instant, informs us that the manufaeo", 01, that city have suffered severe losses in conseque lle dec tl ,; disastrous itundation in the depattment of the And 01,1'; One mill belonging to a manufacturer in Lyon' , 41 v ' ( 3 mated at 500,000 f., is said to have been carried Ada the flood. Unfortuiately this is not an isolated fact, A pr '' other losses not less serious are mentioned to MATRIMONIAL DIFFERENCEi .— A belligerent , 11 0( 1 , f he who recently advertised his wife,' had to pay a pt:,. other day for her maintenance for four we s , industrious fellow collectod the money in farts''" ,' itr e :f was doling them out to the relieving officer v c , 1 ; o rti l gout, but when he had got through two shilling 6 `',4 11 ,,t the small coin, the fficer told him he had e ri ,` t them, and that that trick would tot do ; he 01 " 1- a el t- et pay in acceptable coin or go to prison. The for' n- n ear s v native was preferred. This sort of annoyance 1 1 0 O a t be in great favour wi h qtrarrelsome husbands , sc a 0;01 a pleasure in thus showing a pity mPlignity. L, a 'bre°lol a man had to pay five shillings for his wife ; 11 ,% ce u i t. it in in halfpenny pieces. This week he aa v-u fr nt lt threepenny pieces, much to the agent's annoYa re v ife,"l, agreements for separation give souse of the, 21 ' 6 4 attorneys considerable employment.—Ryntottg ; ,', - ; Ø (3- 0 1 ‘ BRIGANDIGB IN SPA , N.—AII recount was g'' e jag l4 ;o' time ago of the son of a wealthy gentleman of 0 - f it the name of Campos, having been carried off "of . 13 0 % the bands of brigands which infest the province WO, name, and a sum of 12,000 piastres (63,000 f I orl i tt 'a been extorted for his rans m. On the day the dit ° 'ol' was paid, the son, who is tt, mere boy, returvetroos but be could not give respecting the robbers' re i ' i t c l o ; inforn.ation ealculated to cause their arrest. tett e ja beck M. Campos reeeived two strange anon I n 11 005' one appearing to come from the chief of the " Dig' declared that if, within a given time, he shou ld : 00 0 0 lish a statement in the newspapers to the efft e ,: e slO n le son had been restored to rim without ransom, 00i44,4 be put to death; ihe other appealing to come ficil t attbie member of the band, declaring tha if be did ell" pay the 12,000 pi a st r es b e h a d p t omi-ed, be 0., let o' family should be carried off and murdered. 111 c i.alitre cinse it to be supposed that the chief of the trigl",,e,otot priated the sum paid him for the, boy's 0' 133 disc" authorities are making the m o st active efforts t° the retreat of the robbers. - . --- Printed and Published by CHARLES WILLMEV of j ,OO-00 street, at his Geioral Printing and Stationery - ig, South John.street, Liverpool. SATURDAv, SEPTEMBER 19, 1857, On Mimi)Ay the Bth of October, at 12 o'clock, at Lbo tirokers' °tree, 2, Dule-street, A Qasntity of BUFF HORNS, (now laneirg). Apply to BROWNE, HUN rr R, and CO, IJ? Sale. 1000 Valencia MELONS, Of finest quality, and in first-rate condition. 000 , To be disposed of in large or small quantities to snit P 'r ° Apply on boa , cl the s.s. America, in s'andon Doek It CAMERON, U • WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MARFO , njo „ r o. 54, SOUTH CAME-STREET, LIVE. MARINE CHRONONIETER3 ON SALE, OR II! , ";$9 , SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAR O3 > CHA lITQ, &C. P KETH'S HOTOGRAPFIIC I Tip() ollsr PORTRAIT . 34, CASTLE-STREET. ARE NOW RE-OPEN ED• n oe l , W. B. takes the present opportunity of thanking his f rie foo7o the public for the liberal patronage with which he has bee,. ~ and at the same time to inform them that to accommod aN eoP pidly increasing business he has built an entirely new e? .0 worn, which is admitted to be the finest in Liverpool. th at of increased facilities now at his disposal, W. K. expects Pictures will not only sust 'in the high char icter they have attained, but even surpass his former croductions. 34, CASTLE-STREET. LIVERPOOL Opposite the Bank of Eng and. Is t Ili ow qlv t 4 11 N 4,40 As ~,~~ Z \ P,„„