Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-22 00:00:00

irrimPooL POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—Yesterday BEFORE MR. MANSFIELD. A FIGHT.—A tall and athletic man, named John Molloy, was charged with having assaulted three policemen. Mr. "Muck appeared for the prisoner, who is a shipwright, and who seemed respectable. It appeared that, on Saturday evening, about half -past eight, police-officers 777, 782, and 784 were going on duty at the corner of Clarke and Chester-streets, Park, where they saw the prisor man-of-war's man ' and a third person They interfered to prevent it, wh once knockeC - officer then ( toad some time, he. was tak 'B2 and down officer 777, and lid statemet said he ked him ma beat him or and was maint of the c war's in furious and ti one of them This the of witnesses o Saturday and tco' a blysw o prisper and an was try came u they atta him. II with stf officers 'st him 'very man v but his field, lI for a war have ansl it was extremely improp He 'thought that oineer doubt the prisoner w, and it him for the next co EXTE*SI Yoseph S age, was brot on act watches, William formed former there f and he given him ilor, was with s want d. In consul that they c discharge the pr lODISING OF GOLD AND S 3 Ps n rib ecl as a Polish Jevi t up by a Witness went to t saw the prison plied " Abraha him had he ar had he any A-A and found a rosin and bro' Mr. Goodn same hou: tell what- Scott sail 16 gold t prisoner, prisoner GARRO a traveller, over 100, the pror a yOirag man (the pri , some three and had a gr e a passage in a st 1 -1115 p :Linn( him his and he said 4 Llk4_ t t e nrot noeket and that I 'jester, when him, and he toot Id comm. tective officers R n gold and t ty of at Searcy ,e with the own, remanctec _TT charged with having g named James White. vpinug I ho Mil decry Fitzg9rald, aTout garrotted and robbed a bl Mr. Muck ttas for the aunt said, on Monday . night week the prisoner, with another man, in Whitec' the prisoner asked for some drink. took them to a public house, and gave t They went into the street after, when the prix him, and snatched his watch and chain, a The prosecutor followed, and subsequently caug,-, prisoner, but the watch was not got at the time; -however, it was afterwards found on the street. Mr. Bluck endea- The co be met The wit T garrotte( ran away. t the voured t r that aken in his identity, .but as the point, the pri: Henry Ban. n, was charged w having wounded n„ her on the left--ev y night he came to where his wif 1 to give them, tek her - on the eye with a sharp kr his wife. appeared that the and on IV - wanted to to when be st a smart, but, fortunately, not dangerous wound, sent to jail for six months with hard labour A foreigner, named Niles Tykeson, "duffer," about the docks, was charged for ha, -lion of a gold watch that had be - en stolen from Zellon, the master of a. Belgian ship. The watch wa stolen out of the cabin of the ship, on the 29th April, and - the prisoner was stopped offering it for pledge, on Monday He could not give any account of it, and he was sent to j' for two months. The watch was restored to the owner mEssas. T. DOLTON AND L. PEEL. MEA ^.—Elizabeth Spencer, •1? -1. for exposing 621b_ of He iva whO acts as a BEFORE MRS 172muoL Es 03 was SUM- moped by The defendant was veal for sale, or lOs and c John Gibbons vas summoned and fined in a lik same ( offence.—Joieph Connor, butcher, Northumberland-street, was summoned by Inspector Lloyd, for exposing 611bs, of beef, on the•l4th inst. The .defendant was fined lOs and costs.—Julia Levy, Warwick-street, was summoned for exposing a portion of two carcases of unwhole some beef. Fined 103 and - Is Hay, fishmon treet, was summoned by Inspector Tyrrel' Renshaw !, and was film la and C, for expoiing Gibs of tirtwhOlesome lobsters for sale DETENTION or Goons.---Samuel Coleman, summoned Asa floodwin, for detaining a quantity of his furniture. Mr. Dag gers appeared for the complainant, and Mr. Cobb for the defendant. The complainant stated that he had taken _ shed apartments from the defendant, and had occupied them for about three months. At the end of which time he expressed.a wish to leave. Upon that, the defendant furnished °him with a bill of £4 3s. 4d., with a notic e to q . nit. He, the complainant, had paid all the rent due, and he did not owe the defendant the amount claimed, and congequently refused to pay, and the defendant detained his goods for this reason. The defendent stated that the complainant gave him liberty .verbally to detain his goods if the amount now claimed was not paid by a man named Smith, for work done,this person Smith being a friend of uflicicntto' lia' ,,, ers contended, that verbal cons titute a lien n on the goods, Partuun-nt which enacted in ail - unfurr the con2plat athority was not and quoted f 'eh' cases written authority „ nis i be no given. The on the eJ decided that there was magistrat other d sailet4; , WAGES CASE.—Henry Cook with f our Advance, for summoned 'Jas. Alex. Duguid, captain of the A Mr. Cobb the the sant of £9 6s 4d, a balance of Wages. , ppeared for the complainants, and Mr. Sinipson for The sailors complained that they had from London to New Orleans, and' t ', - 1 1 ,, e ! t instead v• _ . w Orleans the ship sailed to 'Mobile- When they arrived at that port, they asked leave to see the . consul, and refused to work until they did see him,, and complained that they had been taken to Mobil e i ns t ea d o f New Orleans. The captain, I nstead of allowing the men to go before the consul to make their complaint, or to any other authority, had the men put in prison in Mobile, where they remained for seven weeks without being brought before any authority, and then taken . s board the sinp, still prisoners. Wh en about thirteen days in prison, the • captain ordered- them to get nothing but bread and•water, and w!ien they were brought on board he kept them s till prisoners, ,and gave them Itogiing, to gst or drink for aefendant articli a voyagc 1 going. Co N A LI, Ft/11 about it. a summons twenty-six hours and the men were obliged from starvation to go to work, whicht they continued from that time until they arrived at this port. The defendant sought to retain the amount claimed as jail fees and other charges and proved by the articles that the men signed to join the ship on a voyage from London at £2 10s per month, on a voyage to New Orleans or any port or ports in the United States of America or British Nortb. America, and he, the defendant,, put in prison by the authority of Jr_ Cobh Pont- . " `hat the men tated, that the men wer ke Consul" of Mobile. were lislecl,'and tbarthe captain had no proof that the men were imprisoned ()Ake authority of the consul. The magistrate -decided that the men shouldbe paid £5 3s. Bd. SECOND EDITION ORTHERN TThrES Orrim DESTRUCTION OF AN MER BY FTP'F' The Amer -0,.....- The King of th ednesd may have from 1 VirXR IN n Belgians is expe Some persons surmise Y. to a that I some 'reference to • the :ussion and settl .t'OSt, 1 .n a leo ent till Ytlie Mates that the :e on the spot It chances there are . of renewing the struggle-on but whatever patriots, an( a any W THE AD inted Chief Commissioner of AV( -v7 the ( for (Jlonm( Lord Alfred Pf Lord of t rider Coelibilri ice of Lord Ch COMMERCIAL. per cent The belief that the ''llo:Cii Upon the eve of .a ba tul influence upon the future course of th, Stook 1 iuull. In the Discount Market, to-day, the b were about per cent. under the Bank minimu 25,000 in .tiussian gold was to-day sent into t The demand for ; old for the Coninent contina ye, the sum purchased to-day being £300,000. A fre bout 1 per cent. took place in Austrian stock g to the pecuniary embarrassmer. t Amsterdam, the rate of discou d at Hamburgh 2 per cent.—Dat Tay Bvening. euna, yesterday, owin City A _ ned this morning at the depressed y, but there was subsequently an In the foreign exchanges, this afternoon, there was no alteration of importance from the rates of last Gold 2s 10d. per caret dearer in Paris and Hamburgh than in London. 4.lthough another, large battle is expected almost .irnmediatelp, no adverse effect is produced, since many of the speculators are inclined to fancy it will prove decisive, and hasten the negotiation for peace. In the railway market there has been a great recovery, arising from re-purchases by former sellers, and most of the leading British stocks closed a to ti per cent higher than 7',%.‘,._/Vi z . A s•i;.l4 r„, „ The En quotations of ovement --gip- MEETING or CONSERVATIVES.—The Advertiser says that members of the• Conservative party assembled at y's residence yesterday, and it is said that Lord y avowed his resolution never again to accept the nasibilities of office, and that he urged them to single out from among themselves new leaders. ELECTION NEAvs.—Committees are formed in London and Oxford for promoting the return of the Marquis of Chandos, vice Gladstone. Mr. Cardwell, in offering him self for re-election, says.:—" The office I am called upon to discharge affords peculiar opportunities for giving effect to those lc:ailments of civil and religious libesty which I have always conscientiously entertained, and to which you are steadfastly attached. Lord D CONTRART FOR GUNBOATS.—The number of gunboats for which the Government have just made a contract, is eighteen. They are understood to have been taken by six builders. The lowest price is £2O lOs per ton, and the highest £25. The price of Mr. Miller, of Liverpool, Who has contracted for two, is not stated. NJ , — —The London and North Western proposals to renew their bonds, falling July, at 4 per cent., for three, five, seven, or ten years. The Times says it is proposed that the -ailways in the Eastern Counties district should be arnalga ] soon as possible, under the title of the Great rn Railway. The United Company ` 4 miles of railway. RAILWAY Railway have issue, due on the 15th of mated, a East would embrace MAIL Nmws.—The steamer Ellora is expected at Mar seilles on• Friday next, with the light portion of the Calcutta China mail, which will probably be delivered in London on Monday BANKRUPTCY •GOU.R7 —Yesterday. BEFORE MR. .COMMISSIONER PERRY In re JOHN TURNER.—This bankrupt, who was formerly a brewer in Chester, came up on his last examination, sup ported by Mr. Hull. Mr. Dodge appeared for the assignees, and applied for an adjournment till the result of a Chancery suit, in which the bankrupt was a party, should be known. Hzs Honour, after hearing Mr. Hull,,ordered an adjourn ment to the 21:d August.. In re JosEnr COWAN.—The bankrupt, a corn and com mission morel a it, in Liverpool, applied for his certificate. Mr. Martin, who appeared on his behalf, said; there was no creditor opposing, and the bankrupt's misfortunes had been somewhat unavoidable. Mr. Banner, for the petitioning creditor did not oppose. His Honour awarded a second class certificate. In re L. W. KAPPEL.—This bankrupt was a commission merchant, in Liverpool, and applied to pass his last exami nation. Mr. Hamilton Bardswell appeared for the assignees, and stated that they had gone through :the balance-sheet, and saw no grounds for opposition. His Honour pointed out several inaccuracies, which, being amended, the bank rupt passed. Tile certificate sitting was appointed for the 2nd of August. In re JOSEPH FAULKNER.—This bankrupt, a flour dealer in Liverpool, came up on application for his certificate. Mr. Hamilton Bardswell, who appeared for the assignees, said, the bankrupts conduct had been straightforward, and he was not instructed to oppose. His Honour said, the bank rupt might take a second-class certificate. In re JOHN KMDELL DAWSON.—This was the last examination sitting. The bankrupt, who was a wine and spirit merchant in Liverpool, bad absconded. His Honour sat in court till three o'clock, when the usual proclamation being made by Mr. Blundell, the bankrupt was duly declared au outlaw. --....„.___- THE OLD s Tr,/ Ar RIOTS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES. Sir, As some impression seems to prevail that I am the Mr. Argyle whose case was brought before the public of late in connection with the Sunday riot at the Old Swan, I shall esteem it a favour if you will , s . e 4 kindly perm i t me, t h roug h your widely circulated palter, to co n t ra di c t th a t repor t. I am no connec ti on wh u ver of the p ar ty re f erre d t o .—l am , s i r , obed t servant, .., ant, JAMES ARGYLE, Scripture Reader of St. Columba's District June 210, 0,9 18 - . An impudent ML>w says, "Show me all the dresses a woman has worn in the course of her life, and I will writs her biography from risen fu in Italy ;Ls purely tutu ESI 1 not compromise t Hon. H. Fitzroy he Da Pill be ti zet resumes his c to be Chief Jul IL' of w ; America for Asked him >ed if it 7 a'ta a in the M Tr6astfn /4ORTRERN TIMES WEDNESDAI, JUNE 185 head, Lancashire, and Cheshire, '0 54/ ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 893 Great Western, 19-!-,;•London and North Western 89:1,8' Eastern, '2O 1-10 ; ( Some -sales wex included Great Sheffield and Lincoln Eastern and DON MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. decline of is 04 fine and r:zd per cental on inferior qualities. LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Evating. Indian corn is in fair c / iernand, and holds firmly for our full quotations. ROBERT MAKIN AND SONS. The Liverpool Cotton Market has again been quiet, and the extent of business to-day does not exceed 5,000 bales, including 500 for speculation and export. There has been no change in prices, but the market closed fiat. There has been a slight improvement in the tone'of the Liverpool Share Market, and prices have been a shade better, but the amount of business done has not been large. The sales were :---Birken- LIVERPOriL PRODUCE MARKET - TiTNE 21 SUGAR ruere continues a good inquiry : 500 hogsheads Denaerara I•Lave changed bands at 35s 9d to 39s 9d, 250 hhds Triniaul at 35s to 40s, 350 bags Benares at 425, 250 bags Siaa. at 435, and 600 bags Ceara, in bond, at -24 s per cwt, being full previous rates. - • MOLASSES, Rum, and Corrzu : We have no transactions to notice. Nothitg to report. : 300 barrels Pots, at 27s to 27s 6d TE OF SODA is without change. _ ling further ref 10 tonsat .-C7 17s Do - rted for thirct No business ha LITERATURE. Titt NEW AMIIIIICAN CYCLOPEDIA. IDIB. Ito 5 Appleton and Co., New York. is a great national work, and decidedly the most important literary undertaking yet attempted in the New World. As a cyclopcedia, not only respecting American affairs, on which its articles are very copious ; but as a fictionary of general knowledge, it is, in many vuldr dapted for a I treatises are not so „'” but ;poets, unrivalled in our language. Being large glass of readers, the scientific exhaustive as those of the "Encyclopaedia Britannic yet more elaborate than those of " Chamber's Cyclopcedia, From ft written, and the recent talent with which the articl deserves a wide circulation merica are contributors, and son, Baniroft, Everett, Seward, and biography) containo The gre and reliable information (espec erein, the worli atest intellects of iude-the names of Brown S r to this d : impressed with ame of maps and illustration end other Hildrda These whc cannot fail ti done well to have excl., ,ns not sufficiently eminent to c .n a wor Ireddy published. The p ent intern is three d, Meted in fifteen volumes, of which five ollars per volur nd we think the booksellers might aff ;11 it at less than ISs., which is the mice they put up INTELLIGENC orth Ea§. 10 ; Ditto onc ffordshire, 41 881 Great 1-es, 11, 1 d Prince's Bromboro' Pc .ce, Liverpoo 7o' Pool wi CRICKET TSWORTII v. Bags Chatsworth Ist innings Holt Hill ls' Chatsworth winning by 31 LT HILLY. NELSO 2nd innings •On Saturday, the 25th inst. Wickets to be pitched on Prim at two o'clock, par TON SUMMER MEETING sovs:each, with 30,added, for three ye rile and a q 6..8 0 I Lottery 5 Awful 7. 1 NorthumberlandDuches PARR STARES of 10 SOVS each, I Griffin ;wo year olds; colts 8 3 .6 0 3..4 7 :t 71b, fillies Bst 41b ; winners ; the second to save his stake; str ;'s b c Spicebox I Mr Merry', r W. Teddingl 's b c Coronet Thornton ch c by Jontrose Mr W. Ttioruton's be by Tend Mr. T. -Dawson's b c Professor stone out of Area Dick (31b extra) Mr Windsor's br c Libellou Mr H. Rich's br c North Lan- Mr J. H. Whitehouse's b St,arbeck 31b extra) Jr HargTeavea's ch c I Touchstone of Gliuznee Mr P. Parr's br c Pescator Mr Hudson's ch f Lady. Tri Cure out of Cr rirs each, with 200 added West 11, 1 Lanc Great 'TON HANDICAP Of 200 save after May 31 51b. of two or more of the value of 500 sous 101 b, the second 51b extra; weights - - accumulative up to 101 b ; the second to reedy ovs out of the stakes ; one mile and a half ; 46 subs age st lb Black Tommy Lifeboat . 8 12 king WU= ▪ 4..8 11 I Archduchess. • ..5.. 8 2 I Beethoven . ...4 7 13 Statesman . age st lb .. 4.. 6 8 3...6 6 ,•3...6 3 Longrange . Lord of Lorn ...4..'7 10 I B c by Vatican—Lady .. 4..7 10 , Mary ...... 3..6 ...5 7 10 I Birmingham .. , ..5..7 9 Snowdrop .... .. a.. 7 8 Woman in Black ..5..7 7 Peace Procl , 4...7 5 Commodore ~. 4 . 7 3 Daniel Hegira Riseber Fulbeck of the East Go-a-head Trabuco.. Grillade . a.. 7 3 Nosegay 4..7 2 The Slave 4...7 1 Gargraire of Danmark Gammon Thornhill 4..7 0 . . ,4...7 13 Donati . .... 4..6 11 Basilisk... .4 . 6 10 Brown Holland 4 610 extra) 4...6 9 Adelaide .3...6 9 Attraction , 4 ..6 9 Augury 3ieado - Cvdale Gladiolus ... Knockburn 3..6 8 i PreCiou's Stone inc 51b 3..5 12 3 .5 11 3...5 11 3..5 8 3..5 6 6+, 6d 54, 54- ; Grand Trunk Venetian, 11, 1 d ; Capt Chris' (51b extra' winners of any race va 3...6 0 The MAIIERFIELD PLATE (Handicap) of 60 cove, for all ages , _ _ winners of any race va lue 50 sovs aftci• June 7 51b extra ; straight age st lbl Polly Johnson (inc 51b ex ..8 121 Little Pickle 4. 8 5 8 age st lb .• • 3.. 6 0 2rir Joseph . 3..5 12 2 Butterfly (inc 51b extra) . 2..5 12 T Boundaay . " Princess of Orange 4. 7 1 i S 5 . 7 7 Jini 4 6 12 Buttercup 3 .6 7 Gas . .. 3.. 5 4 ..2..5 2 July... Lottery Gibside Fairy Debi'tree-- Miss Eleanor. The Deer 3 6 7 C by Sweetmeat out of 3.. 6 3 Little Kitty ... 3.. 6 3 13 c by The Cure out of 3.. 6 1 Crazy Peggy 3..6 0 Augury 2.. 5 0 2..4 10 The - MAIDEN PLATE of 40 sous ; one mile and a quarter PROGRAMME OF lIAMPfON RACES.—THIS PAY. The INNKEEPERS' PLATE of 39 so , added to a Sweepstakes of 5 133 NE each, for three year olds and upwards; three-quarters of a The CLAREMONT STAKES of 10 cove each, h ft, with 50 added, fox two year olds ; colts 9st 71b, fillies Bst 31b ; winners of 400 sous 101 b. all other winners Slb extra ; w. gilts not accumulative the winner to pay 5 sovs to' Maj. B Hand ards the expenses of the police; T.Y.C. ; 10 subs. 1r G. Lambert's eh c by Nabob Lady Alice Mr E. Hall's Seclusion (51b ex) Mr Dennis's Rising Sun I Count Batthyany's Rose Middle ton (paid) burst's Hand Over I Mr Browne's br f Kala Mr W. Fuller's Queen Anne Mr Wiathew's b f Agra Mr r." Parr's Contadina (51b ex Mr E. Batson's f La Bellot The STAND PLATE (handicap) of 60 aovs, for all ages; winners of any race after June 18 51b extra ; once round and a difitance ; 13 subs. 'age st lb Katherine Logic Tame Deer T. P. Cooke 6...9 4 Minster .... 6, 8 7 Ascot ...... 4..8 0 Gala c..., .. a.. 7 12 Olympias .. 5 .7 12 Mutineer .. 4..7 12 i Cincinnati.. 4..7 10 1 age st lb ..3 .7 6 .3 7 0 .4..7 7 .3..612 Winkfield Mysterious Jact W hi tewall Des Childs.... 3..6 4 The HURST PLATE of 30 sovs, added to a Sweepstakes of 5 sous each, for three year olds and upwards; one mile. The SURREY and 111IDDLEszx HANDICAP of 20 sot's each, h ft, and 5 only if declared, with 50 added ; the winner to pay 10 sous towards the expenses of the police, and subscribe to next year's handicap ; the second to save his stake; winners of any handicap after June 8 71b extra; two miles; 30 subs, 19 of whom declared. age at lb Tame Deer (including 71b extra) I Ascot 6..7 12 Pactolus 9 I Hydrnmel Bellefield Commodore Hobgoblin . age id lb . S .6 8 4..6 6 . 4..6 5 . 4..6 4 . 3..6 0 5..5 5 Star of the East Wrestler 4..7 7 4..7 0 3..6 10 I he Greek LONDON GAZETTE. noon were quoted Account at the hignest for Money, and ing p nz in tl °sing p. )21 for 11 ne stronger, el nt of the day, namely for other Sect and S her ti There a 091 becalm 921 to 42 London Share market this morn. 1 a mod le close ye y, but later on in the day they became not quite buoyant, anC It oil a kmbergate; 5 1 ,2 0 5 87, North, Ditto F;dinburp;h and G Great Ditto B 130, 13 Lancas[ur 19 35, 36 BANKRUPTF3, David Siller and Charles Siller, china merchants, Liverpool and Shanghai. Ormond Stannard, livery-stable keeper, Chelsea, Middlesex. Wm. Dennis Shutt, ironmong►er. High-street, Shoreditch. William Trump, wine and spirit merchant, Wellington, Somersetshire. Charles Freeman Coax.;l/, linen draper, Chieheater, 'Jarrow road. Paddington. Samuel Carter, corn and seed merchant, of Fen Stanton, .and not Tien t ag before adverpised, Huntingdon: Cash or Pc all winn Midland, 9 , at \V( of Cana - Cm new, ( made after official hours and Northeir Midland; 99, and South 20 . 1-16, Western Z. !k, 1 Colin tin: Great \lidland higher than o: vance of 6d. DE , een a better f yesterday's Northern Brighton, 111 North Western, 89, 90 ; South heffield, and Lincolnshire ;terri, 891 danghester 1 Midland North British, ference, 109, -111 Eastern— 12- ; Sou. ;h Eastern, 66, 67:1 Tfirkish Sire, 72, 74'; Ditto Fours, 103, Great Western of Canada, 144-, 141; New, 63, Trunks, 811, 81. ter Goo, a very quiet feeling \ to-1 from India is not reza tions for derable wick, 88 (ork, 711, 721 Tarket there 'has been The tenor of the account and opera- favourable .ter are entered upon with a con it of caution Prices were not well stained. In. fact ti must be regarded as pur The report of the directors of the Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Company read at the meeting of this day, was in relation to the propriety of accepting or not the concession obtained by the directors from the Neapolitan government for between Malta and one-fourth part telegraphic communication Sicily for thirty years, granti --a messages to or from over tlie Neapolitan lines. _Ma oonoc.aion further cep,. th.Q English language to be used, and without entering into the particulars, grants all the advantages that could be expected from a foreign power. The directors referred the shareholders to 'the docu ae price of a Malta passinz ment Itself, which was open for their inspection at the offices of the company. Her Majesty's Govern ment have extended the guarantee of 6 per cent. to this additional line, so long as communication is kept open by either route, instead of being dependent, as at present, on the integrity of the Malta, Cagliari, and Corfu line. The concession was agreed to after some discussion, and a resolution was passed for issu ing 1,500 preference shares of £3O each, at an in terest of 8 per cent. per annum. The Monarch and Essex, from Melbourne, pdssed Deal yesterday, and the 227,000/. in gold by these vessels will probably be delivered to-morrow. Of the aggregate of 1,087,0001. in specie, caiL gold, awaiting disposal, there is a prospect of amount being taken to the Bank during the present week. The bullion operations at that establi' yesterday were too small to deserve notice. Amsterdam Short FOREIGN EXCHANGES, 11 11 ... Ditto, 3 months 12 to 11 14/ 11 itotterdant Antwerp . Ditto, 3 montlis. Frankfort! Vienna ... Trieste St. Petersbur The critical state of the relations between Germany and France excites general attention. The effect to-day was the more severe, becauie the late advance in the price of public securities has materially diminished the temptation to bona jtde investors. Speculators for the fall, whose re purchases contributed greatly to push the, market up to the high level lately attained, have now regained courage to press sales. Consols left off at the lowest point of the day, and fully e per cent. worse than on Saturday. In all the other departments Of the Stock Exchange decided heaviness prevailed. English Railway Shares were not much pressed for, still, in the absence of demand, fell 1 to 11 per cent. Indian railway shares, though carrying nearly six months accrued interest, were pre judiced by the discontent announced as prevailing amongst a portion of the. European army in India. The discount market was quiet ; but few bills were negotiated below. 21 per cent. Owing to the critical state of continental I politics a rise of 6d per cwt took place to-day in the price of tallow. In the corn market, however, prices of wheat were quoted at a fresh reduction of 2s per quarter from the rates of Monday, the 13th inst.—Daily News City Article, Monday Evening. There has been considerable discouragement in the Stock Exchange to-day, and Consols have experienced a fall of & per cent. The heaviness was attributed to a number of causes—the apprehension that Prussia is committed . to some early and direct intervention ' • the appeals made by the Emperor Napoleon to the revolutionary classes throughout Europe ; and the news of the prostration of the cabinet at Constantinople to Russian influence, , contributes to weaken the hopes of the localisation of the war. There were several large sales during the morning, and money was in good request, not o n ly in the Stock Exchange, but in the Discount Market. The applications for diScount at the Bank to-day slightly increased. In the Railway Market a general decline has taken place, in sympathy with the Funds. The Great Northern receded 11 per cent. ; Caledonians and North British, 11 per cent. ; and the other principal- Stocks, to, 1 per cent. In the Corn Market, this morning, there was a partial recovery from the extreme depression of Friday, but the rates showed a decline of nearly 2s compared with those of Monday the 13th inst. There were no gold operations of any importance at the Bank,to-day. Silver has been in increased deinand to-day for the Continent. It seems to be considered, that after a little time, the receipts of gold will be short of the export demand.—Times City Article, Monday Evening. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—JuNn 21. At to-day's market consumers have purchased good fresh wheat more readily, and a fair business has been done, choice descriptions realising fully ld per cental more than the prices of Tuesday last ; two or three small parcels were also taken to hold over. Flour, likewise, is in more general request, and sweet lots made Cd per sack advance. Beans I unaltered. Oats and oatmeal apn of sale, the former at a DYER ODDS ASHES SALTPETRE BRIMSTONE SlT3ike : Sn BARK : 100 bags Baltimore sold at_l7s ed at £47 10 Low rather tter, at ,h Amer 57s to 5 563 6d for South American 0 barrels common taken at 4s, :s Bombay and Sicilian Linseed have foam s, 1,650 bags Bombay Rape at 425, 200 bag and 275 bags Scinde at 38s 6d per qr. reported at £l4 tolls 15s ; 50( Hemp at. 00 bundles Coir Yarn a or loose, and at £2" IA 95 to 5 15s for Smyrna iv MARKET POOL COTTO' -JUNE 21 v. a mod a business has been transacted The sales —including .ous ra i ; 120 Egyptian,. 7 i ld to 8d; 600 Surat, re reported 5,000 bales, of which 500 are on TARKET-Jim n. 1359, to 279,411 Price this t] ;TER TRADE REPORT.—Jum 'ket firm at thc . prices of Tuesday last, MANCHE the feeling s rather lc LONDON 'PRODU, MARKET.-JUNE 21 The mar et has onened with a steady appearance are meeting with A fail and the good current demand in the public Refined viet, lumps 57 hich are now progressing 1, aid last week's prices are fully supported. Tea : Prices remain unaltered ; large public sales are Thursday next Rice : This market 'is steady, but the demand is very gum: Prices' are unal Markets gen to-day HOP MARKET age to notice the value of any kind of mrchase - cautiously, and the demand The liine is growing very BOROUGH We have no Jealers generally is very ina — LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—Jura The market is firm at the following prices tallow, 535, net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot. August to September, 56s 6d 9d ; June, 65s 9d ; July October to Dece tuber, 56s 9d LONDON MINING MARSET.-JUNE 21 Transactions in the home mining share market to-day are again upon'a limited' scale, with nn important vavia tion in prices. East Wheal Russell shares are officially marked 7, and there have been inquiries for shares in West Caradon, Herodsfoot, Alfred Consols, Buller and Basset, and Tretoil and Messer. The only business officially recorded in Colonial • shares is in Scottish Australian Mines, at dis., and English and Australian Copper, at 15s ; foreign descriptions are equally quiet. LONDON MONEY MARKET.-JUNE 21 Consols opened at 92 to 92i, and advanced to 92: to 92-1, at which price they were Steady and firm, but very little doing. Shares very - inactive, but prices have recovered a little, and markets firm in tone. French steady, and without Lombards, new, 61 61, NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET-JUN 21 English wheat held firmly for an advance of 2s per quarter on Saturday's prices, but business very trifling, bidders refusing to operate at the rates asked. Foreign without demand, prices asked being beyond the views of buyers. Flour held with more confidence, and a better feeling on the part of buyers apparently. Barley sells in retail at late rates. Oats : Not much demand. Beans and peas without change in value or demand. NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET-JUNE 21 The supply of beef comprised 908 head ; trade slow, at full rates. Number of sheep and lambs, 9,400. The mutton trade was in a sluggish state, and prices Id per lb. lower. Lambs were in good demand. Pigs : 178 sold freely. Prices :--33eef, 6s to 8s ; pork 5s to 6s per stone ; sheep, 6d to 61d per lb. ; lambs, 8d per lb. 'TULL CORN MARKET-JUNE 21 Weather fine and warm ; the showers of Sunday and yesterday have wonderfully improved growing crops. Our market to-day is thinly attended, but English wheat is firm, at last week's prices ; other articles unchanged. LEEDS CORN MARKET.-IrE 21 A little more firmness in the wheat trade to-day, and millers can only supply their requirements at an advance of is per quarter over Friday's rates. English beans rather dearer. Other articles unchanged. WATERFORD BUTTER MARKET.—JUNE 21 Prices 100 s to 103 i. 100 firkins'at market. BELFAST PORK MARKET.—JuNs 21 10 pigs at market. Prices, 28s to 455. CORK CORN MARKET.—JrNE 21. Oats, 13s 7d to 16s 7d. • GLASGOW IRON MARKET.-JUNE 21 No. 1,47 s 6d to 47s 9d; warrants, 47s 6d to 47s 74d ; makers' iron, 47s 6d to 47s 9d; No. 3,47 s 6d to 47s 9d. Market drooping. Shipped this week, 10,237 tons ; corres ponding week last year, 11,083 tons. 11. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. HIGH WATER. _Morn. Even. Height THIS DAY ....... 319 .... 342 • ..12 8 WIND At LIVERPOOL,—S.W.---Light air. HOLYHEAD,—W. Of ARRIVED Crimean (s.s ) Union Bordeaux Devon . Apalachicola Pride of Canada ....Quebec Estalette Bordeaux Tuscarora Quebec Faerie Qneen..Buenos Ayres John and Lucy ..Melbourne Hungarian (s.s.) ....Quebec I John Chism Bombay Melpomene ....Portsmouth Parlen ..... _ _ . _ Turfa (s.s.) Jenny .. Valencia Swea I Dunkirk Porto Rico SAILED Derwent Antigua lonia .:ss) Genoa Harry Clem .... Barbadoes Argonaut -- Melbourne British Queen Havre Hqrald Toulon Victory Carnatie Richard Cobden.. . . Bombay I Joseph Fish .... New York MARITIME EXTRACTS LIVERPOOL, June 21. The steamer Edinburgh, from New York for Glasgow, put into St. John's,Newfoundland, on the 7th June, with two compartments full of water, having struck an iceberg. The passengers an d crew were a ll sa f e. The steamer would probably discharge, for repairs. LLOYDS, 21st June.—David Grant, from Hamburg, to tally lost at Cuxhaven. Louise Valentine, from Bordeaux for Hamburg, stranded at Voglesand. Mina, from Chris tiansand, is leaky at Cuxhaven. Protege de M ar i e , f rom Glasgow, is leaky at Havre. Christian August, leaky at Shields. Galatea, for Dundee, sunk in the Fritlt : of Forth. The Greyhound, arrived here from Melliouriie, passed through a fleet of vessels standing to the eastward (from 31st May to 4th June, in 40 N., 42 W.,) frOm 70 to 80, chiefly foreigners, deeply laden. BOMBAY, May 23.—The-Gyrn Castle, arrived here from Liverpool, is delivering her cargo in bad order, from leaks in the upper works, The British Lion, Harrington, from Liverpool, arrived here May 12, very leaky, making nine inches water per hour ; much of the cargo is expected to be damaged. TRIESTE, June 16.--It is stated that the Austrian brigan- tine Eolo, which had been captured 'by the Freile was enabled, by the dexterity of the crew, to slip avinil, ll s. has safely arrived in a port of Dalmatia. ALICANTE, June 13.—0 n. the Bth June the Tal rrol from London for Genoa, towed into this port a Pr,he schooner with which she had been in contact during night off Cape San Antonio, losing quarterboat, and being otherwise damaged. The steamer proceeded immediately. CONSTANTINOPLEy May 31.—The Austrian barque Par; tured by the Pomona, May 25, and towed into Tenedosy laden with grain from Constantinople for England. Sh e if taken when behind the Rabbit Islands, near Tenedos. ODESSA, June 10.—In the night of June 8 the Brit'r barque Hampshire received some damage from a lig lit ! c during a strong breeze, chafing four or five planks 00 " starboard bow, about three streaks below load line, in° T than half through NEW Yowl., June 8 —The ship Htrrisbura Wisw el l, for ~ w l 1..... 4t r., raUtll'A Station New Orleans, was got off May SO, al ing a number of hhds of tobacco, into lighter r t...,,,- 0 and_ _o n, atria s taking in the disel au, o f s north ° t )r Savannah, which was on shore 20 r limited Bahamas, May 1 number of bales of cotton Le e Equat OUTPORTS Arrived with 12 v • , avitt, arrived at New Orleans Report of the Tune 11, Eli Traverse June 11, Radclif June 1 New June •11, Polly (barque), bound down. Juno 11, Eliza (barque), bound down June 11 )rth Briton 1, Ann bound up. June 11, M 1), Noun June 11, R June 11, C %Wig around, by the 0-0115' ichor in the eng e" with Pass en (shit)), of Live t Burn bOUrid up. June 11, Home (ship), bound ( June 11, Toronto (ship), 1 June 18, Nova Scotia (s.s. June 19, Arabia (s.), June 20, Pride of Can June 11th, in the Traverse : I York Packet, Polly, and Eliza. Same day, off Kamarouska, North Briton (ss), bar Ann and Louisa, and ship Ocean Bride, all bound up._ , muna (town. \ in lat 55 46 N, lon 20 ' N, lon 10 30 hit 65 35 Same day, off Green nand day, off Brandy Pi ships lionie . and Toronlo, bound down. June 18th, lat. 55 N., lon. 20 W., Nova S hence to h, lat. 55 N., 1 Boston Report of Greyhouni 1 1 / 4 1 - av - 1 froni Sydney for London D W., Arabia The Resolute, fr Melbourne ; Essex, Melbourne ' • Matilda, Ibrail ; Nantes ; Lady Elizabeth, Livourne ; 'Ondine, Lioness, Fravelines Charter Oak,. St John's, Perseverance, Medambrich; Caledonia, Cronstadt ; Molar Melbourne. Sailed Martha Clay, for Malta Wy e ' Jago de Cuba ; Isabella, Singapore ; Hardy Catherine Pemberton, Canterbury ; Blackwall, Sydney do it DEAL, June 21.—Anchored and passed : Cecrops, I° ° , lo o to Batavia; Elum, Sunderland to Aden ; Barham, to London, Mogul ship, New York to London ; Brotbe; London to .Corfu; Prince Regent, Hartlepool to Siv i c r . pore; Mogul, Boston, and not New York, to Lon O u i t Charente, Congurt to London ; Director, ba r 00 Jamaica to London, in tow ; Martha Clay, Lt i gt to Malta ; Barlem in tow for London; Gassaiug, e f ra ward to London ; Medway, Nassau, to London ; westward to London; Mogul, in tow for London; ol Table Bay, to London ; Missionary, Mauritius. to Lo nu Robert Small, Wellington, to London ; York, Barbados-- be . m'erar 3 ' at to - Londor, Sierra I:o3ille,,i‘ Albion, Jamaica to London , London ; Lady Marsell, St. Vim,— Ann, Oporto to London; Josephine, Cuba to las' iinl , t Gem of the Ocean, Shields to Lisbon; James Crook sll o Valencia to Newcastle ; Cour de Lion, Bombay to Sailed, June 18 The Clementina for Hamburg; llantzic ; Canrobert, Newcastle ; Warlock, Dern' Aberdeen ; 11. 13. Brookma Bremen Johanna, I .emen ; Orion of Bremen E - 111°.*. GREENOCK, June 21. —Arrived : The James Stewart,Sla.°r„i'n' Barbadoes and Newfoundland; Emily (ss), Nantes; Bell, - Matanzas ; Matanzas, T r i n id a d ; Observer, John's N.B. FOREIGN PORTS Robina, Montgomery, from Aden at AkTab. Palmerston, from 11.ngoon at Afaulmain, Antelope, Baker, from Penang at Rangoon. Rieuza, Constance, and Kensington, all from Singt l l 3l Rangoon. Diamond, Jewsbury, hence at Paimbceuf Roads, 31,1 e Mermaid, in Paimb i cenf Roads, for Liverpool June P. Ballarck in Paimbceuf Roads for Liverpool June la. Bernicia, in Paimbceuf Roads for Liverpool June 15. 00 , Marie Caroline, in Paimbceuf Roads, for Liverpool, Ju ll 15. John and Jane, in Paimbceuf Roads for Liverpool Ju n ; 16 , Tartar, Graham, sailed from Nantes for Liverpool. Ju n e 16• Arthur Wyatt, sailed from Nantes for Liverpool, Ju n e 16 , Amelie, Cilasse, sailed from Nantes for Liverpool, Ju t e l e 16. Adolphe, 'Alva, sailed from Nantes for Liverpool , j r 11 ,,,, 8 1 6 . Mermaid, Berry, sailed from Nantes for Liverpool , J"," 0 1 6 . Prosper, Guerin, sailed from Nantes for Liverpool, J u _ e 15. Deva, Tate, sailed from St. Nazaire for Liverpool,Jun Ann, sailed from St. Malo for Liverpool June June 15+ Demetrius (ss), Young, from Alexandria at 31.a1di and left fcir Liverpool. Zuidlaren. hence at Elsinore June 14 for St. Anna Catherine, hence at Elsinore June 14, for Perna. 1 ,. Margaretha Jantinai hence at Elsinore June 14, for Wirgo, Thorsen, hence at Elsinore June 14, for Reval. Lillias, in Paimbceuf-roads for Liverpool, June 15. e is. Biinne Prudence, in Paimbceuf-roads for Liverpool, Su ll a Eleonore, David, in Paimbceuf-roads for Liverpool, Sai l " 0, Bon Pere, Collet,'in Paimbcanf-roads for Liverpool, Juneo, Georges, sailed from Paimbceuf-roads for L'pool, Jun°, 15 , 'Champion, sailed from Paimbceuf-roads for L'pool, Dart, sailed from Paimbceuf-roads for Liverpool, June j 5, Athalia, sailed from Paimbceuf-roads for Liverpool, Jl ll3 ' pctersburgh. AMERICAN SHIPPING. Harmony, Campion; Alma, Brodie; and David, S hence at Quebec to sth June Hem from Poole ; Fish 'rom t. Julfirijo; Newfoundland ; Dorothy, from Arundel; Brothers r t ii i 3 o Shields ; Port Glasgow, from Poole ; Royal bo rgf from Holyhead ; C amer t on , f rom W or ki ng t o n; S1: 0 4 0 11, from London ; 3lad awas k a , f rom H a lif ax ; W-33btPetr from Boston • Robert Watson, from Sunderland ; tinus, from Boston; ; Tyne, from New ast f i r e o ; ll l erl i ; from Harbour Grace; Marquis of Chand° s ; ,der, f ro ; 6 zance ; John B e ll (ss), from Glasgow; Ddl - aae beci '- Sunderland ; an d Caroline, from Leith, al l 51. 10th June. Tinto, C. H. W a lk er , L a d y R usse ll , C resco@ a nd 113 all cleared at Q ue b ec f or Li verpoo l , to Bth Jun e ' North Briton (ss), hence at Quebec, 11th June. Indian (ss), hence at Montreal. Africa (ss), Shannon, hence at New York. a il l c st " e:l i v il ef lifor'' THE V. a l ? e l t e t Petty looking Sessionys o o t il ith, —XTRAORDINARY ROBBERY OF 00. --At the Monday.„et des cri be George d as a l I tilcak.in)ionuburoestrtl:o a d, t yv n , 3 r t r rgea with being concerned with others a cash-box, containing £.lOO in notes no l and. mold, some -L in o lady rained spoons, and the probate of a will, the propertv " of a Sutton. It appeared that the prosecuti ix hat for safe t Yl. ° clalef the cash-box with her mother, an old lad'name d garw• - , _ i i about one hundred years of y .a ; in piasto,„ age, who resid-a ow shaa,, , Broadway, with her two daughters, both on ,,, er soi. side of sat The soro hat the disguised y. robbery was effected by as a female, and three witnesses swore ta' en to prisoner * entered the house at half-past five and vial Seen leave it at half-past six, during which period the r ° c our t was effected. Miss Martindal was brought Ito the th e in a cab, and deposed that she was in the room uP ° O . ll OO evening of a certain day, when a figure attired in s + : tlie and shawl entered the room, and after going `" tr iea drawer, quietly departed, shutting the door. Witness side, to open it, but finding that if was held on the other li ter sat down until her sister came in. The other dag:ore said that she found a shawl and a.o rn in the 1 33 :,,Vett which had before been safe in her \room, from "„ o l te 6 oft he - - , 4 5, she missed £5 11s. Mr. Beard stated that one deposed to having been in the cash box, and numbered 20,ci,f, had been paid by the Bank of ERL,rland on the 28th ° f nil the i r n o or one week after the robbery. Mrs. Sutton said soner was her nephew. She had suffered on two pr:l t he occasions from the visits of thieves, and had e ntrust ol d box to her mother for safety. Prisoner's landlady Zrbel, that he did not sleep at home on the night of the r" PriNger was again remanded, bail being refused. 41 - j Z 8( •aitboi Brans' Goods, every Caine, Piif( I ° ADAM. %0 220 power Office. f p iat ,