Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18 00:00:00

gonytnerriat Messrs. Browne, Hunter, and Co., in their circular publiShed this evening, say that the revival in commercial matters, noted by them on the 2nd instant, has been checked, and every thing has fallen back into the same dull and inactive state as previously, owing to the uneasy feeling still ruling as regards the unsettled con dition of affairs in Italy. The Produce Markets have been very dull during the past fortnight, which is in some degree to be accounted for . by the absence of arrivals, whilst exporters, having acted with great caution, have conduced consider ably to curtail transactions. At London to-day English and foreign Wheat were firm. Cargoes off the coast are well bid for; but importers demanded an advance, which checked business. The London and North-western Railway traffic On accon,;t of whom it may concern. re turns for the week, ending Saturday last, were To-morrow, the 19th instant, at Half-past One o'clock at the Broker's ce. Corn Exchanv..!"-buildings, Brunswick-street, £ 76,938, being an increase of £4,530 on th e cor - A Quantity of BIM in of.isinal packages, responding week last year. A Quantity of FLOUR„, At the half-yearly meeting of the Midland A Quantity of Mixed WHEAT, FLOUR, Sce., more or less damaged by the late groat the North Shore 311114 ; Railway Company, held yesterday, a dividend at can be inspected on the morning' of salc.—E.n• catalogues and the rate of 4 1 per cent. per annum was d ec la re d. other particulars apply to H. GOLDING, Broker. A dividend of 3s. 6d. in the pound, being the proceeds of the public sal e o f p roperty in Hon - duras, is payable on Friday next, on the estate of Messrs. Hyde, Hodge, and. Co., of London, and p James Hyde and Co. of Honduras. There was a full attendance of English and On Thursday. the 25th August,. ail Twelve o'clock, at ZciYWne, for.cign buyers at the London Wool Sales yester- Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2,- Dale-street, day, and the biddino's for all descriptio ns ru l e d 2,000 E. I. TANNED KIPS. BROWSE, MINTER, & CO., Brokers. active, at fully previous rates. The full in the P'rench funds has checked the tendency to improvement in the Stock Exchange. I Consols exhibit an untilourable reaction of y per cent.. The investment IV the government broker for amnia of the savings tanks has been limited to-&ty to £5,000 stock. Little business is• going forward in any department of the establishment,: and with the exception of a' decline TarkiSh Bonds and Lombardo-Venelan Railway - Shunts,. prices present no movement crimporfante.• The New Ruesian Loan has decliited , to ta' pre mium. The Indian Loan is quoted 98Fito; 1.• Consols WO' officially marked 95 - t - tb for money;. and 951 to , for the 7th of Septcattber. Tha . prel sent qua - adonis. 951 to both fo, - money aniittie aeent.-nt. The Three per .Cents. Reduced' finve• been .dealt at 951 to y ; the P Three tier Cents., at gii)- - :-;; to . 96; the Indian Nur perCentt.• Debentures, 1`8 . 513;, at 95 to 951 ; Bend§, at . 9s. dis. ; and /Exchequer Bills at 265.. pytni.: Turkish: Stocks h ave cihelined• 3 per cent., th.i• Old' Loam being no- v qurAttb 821 to 831, and the• Ne w; •731 o; 74. Alexi( 'an Binds-are fairly supportedittthe late improve= nt. Venezuela Bonds are steadler than of • THIS DAY This Da-, the 18th instant, Broxers' Office, 12, Lancaste, About 42,000 OX HORNS, landing ex Marina, from Monte Video ; lying in King's Dock —Apply to ANTHONY WOOD & CO., Brokers. at Twelve o'clock, at the _building, This Day, the 18th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at tlx Brokers' Office, 4, Lancaster-buildings, 17,000 North American Ox and Cow 3,000 West India Ditto 2,000 East India Deer HORNS. 1,000 Singapore Buffalo G. F. MARTIN & CO.. nrnlrpr Apply to T 0 - M 0 R It 0 IV To-morrow, the 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Browne Hunter, and Co.' s Offi ce , 2 , D ale-street, , 49 Bales Bombay HEMP, BROW E, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers. Apply to NEXT WEEK On Wednesday next, the 24th instant, at Tisetve o'clock, 19 Casks Spanish nett ARGOLS, ex Mary 'Warren. JACE;SON & M'CULLOCTi, Rsokers, Thackin's-hey. Apply to Apply to Postponed from Thursday, the 11th instant. On Thursday, the 25th inst., at Twelve o'clock, at the Office, Lancaster -buildings, a'ithebarn-street 450 Singapore Buffalo l ' HIDES. 150 Dry West Coast G. F. MARTIN & CO., Brokerq Brokers' Atmlv to On Thursday, the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clock, 100 Cases CASTOR OIL, ex Dream, 71 Bags ORANGE PEEL, 14 Bags SQUILLS, 2 Bales CARRIAGE SPRINGS, 1 Box SCAMMONY, ex Palestin., 20 Barrels BALSAM CAPIVI, ex Tyrnr, 6 Bales SARSAPARILLA, ex Edwardji 23 Barrels Cayenne POD PEPPER, I Box Essential OIL OF PIMENTO. JACKSON & M'CULLOCll,..Rtirlokers. 18, llackin's-hey. z•Leda, tiPPlYtt On csitte. CORK PICKLED BUTTER. WALTER • HAYMAN, 4, ChaP¢l.-04yeet, LONDON ,STOCS EXCIIANGE,—Au s?•' 18 THE PITNI3S.----7iOON PRICES COnsols, Motutv , 9* Accoun t 95:3- lEichequer Bin' 24 26:i 2`;'l ; 4 lAmb. Not. &E !Caledonians . R,A0,1 - TAT MA.Rn Bank Stock Three per Cents c.414= Y. 617 831 I —NOON PRICES. Lancas. & York.. 9n, %.& N. Western 9to 31., and S. West'n -4- Leeds Northern.. 4 l'Afan_Sheff. &Lin 35V6 Midland Stock . . 165 -j- North British ... 57 t N. Staffordshire.. -- i S. E, & Dover .. 74-V- t INew. & Ber 894 York - k N. Mid.. 711,- iDatch Rhenish _ !Eastern Countiel. 57f -1-1 `East Lancashire- 94 5 7 Adinburgli &Glas' 721 3V Great 'Northern gi.; Westerns.... 581 G: Wes. ofeanada 14 G 4. Trnk. of Can. • 82- Gt. S. and West. 206 8 EIVERPOOL STOCK EXCITANGE.—AuGusT CLOSIN ;PRICES Ches., & B'head . 77* 771-11TOrtiv Staffordsh. 4; 1 :- xct iii Caledonia Stock... 831, 8:.3‘ , 4 e.Stck 881 E.Counties.ll7-16 11 9-16' YOrkurvitat Stck 711 xd Tat E. L. Stock . . 95 951- 4eedif &Jock .. 43k xd4gt G. N.. Stock ....100 102 3. Eitstem ... 22z 22 /40; Great:Westerns 58 : 1 xd 58 - 1- z Dutely Eheuish nti! Lan. .and York .. 95? 95-A . . 61 Lon. &.Nor.West. 94 941 T :Cnarcadta ~ shrs 1 5-16 1 3-16 d Or."Nr.C.entada . M. and Lincoln 35 35 2- - „.. Midland:Stock . .104;105k (:ornia.!..-Venetian . -- new shares 2 Nor. British Stock 4:p NT shares 6 - *4 t to-d continues very quiet The ces-are 1-(1 per lb. lower din or Juding. 40 Pernambuco, r,t,-841..i Bahia, at 712:4 500' Surat, at 41d. to 5,-? I d, arc reported 6,000 bales, of which 1,000 are on speculation and for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, gly dull; 55 1 narket remains-&xceetli per cwt and 3,500; %.igs Pernams, in bond, ats Nothing has taken place in 'Molasses. 230 puncheons, Demerara have chazg.o hands at 3s. 24d. to 3s. 4d. per gallon, and 100 bag -e Thhia Cocoa at 445. 6d. per cwt. remains dull, and we • have on:y to report:SOO Bengal at lls. per cwt. .100 bags Bahia at•4#e. 6d per cwt. 1,200 bags Bombay Linseed at 50s. per SEEDS, SAGO i -500 bags at 16s. per cwt. 100 tons Maraeaibs Fustic i at £'4.:1175. five tons Siam Sapan.wood, all faults, at o€ll ; twenty tons Campeachy Log,wood at £7 per ton. DRYS/LI:TEMPS, &c.-5 casks Sicilian .Argols.-aWOs. ; 7 casks Cream of Tartar at 11(7s. to 1 , 175. 6d. ; 4;,serons Cochineal, Mexican Gram at Is. 10d. to-,?4, 11d. per lb. ; 150 bags Spanish Madder at 475. Gds ; 100 bags Palermo Sumac at 11s. W. to. 11s. 9d. ; a few pipes concentrated Lemon Juice at 11-16 d. per *see ; 300 bags Baltimore Bark at 7s. ;. 400 bags Gum. Ifawrie at 16s. 9d. per cwt. ; 5 tons best 3rds Brimstone at £8 55.; 20 tons Nitrate of Soda at' 14s. to. 145.. 6d,,; 80 bags three per cent. Calcutta. Saltpetre at 435. 6d6; NO barrels Palm anti Tallow unelianged. The market for Olive Oil is firmer ; 541 tuns sold, CGmision Lisbon, at £4B; Seville at £49 , ; 500 gallons Cod4iver Oil at Oct.; Linseed Oil, 29 - s.. in town casks; only small nosul, at h. 9d. ; 225 - barrels Spirits s. Gd., chiefs". at the former 535. 3d., one month it 525. ad., cash ; 535., a months open ; with sellers ith ; and 545., three months. -AUGUST 17 Partridges per br.o 0 0 Q 0, Snipes Larks vi doz 0 0 „ 0 Fh. Bu Salt Do „ 0 10„2 2 Eggs 41 124 6 o ,„ a a Potatoes, peck 010 „ / 2 Woodcocks, each 0 0 „ a 0 Wild Ducks „ 0 0 „ 0 0 3trawberries,V qt 0 0„ 0 0 Currants, r. &w. 0 0 „ 0 0 Gosseberfies,p. qto 0 „ 0 0 Damsons „ 0 6 „ 0 8 Peas,l peek 0 0 „ 0 0 Asparagus, qci 100 0 0 „ 0 0 Cucumbers, each 0 1 „ 0 6 Melons lb 0 6 „ 0 0 Cherries „ 0 6 „ 0 8 Filberts „ 0 8 „ 1 0 Grapes, for „ 0 0 „ 0 0 Do. Eng „ 2 6 „ 3 6 Pines, for„ each 0 0 „ 0 6 Do. Eng— „ 7 0„ 8 0 Anolv to ON 82 LE. 50 Tons SULPHATE BARYTI'S, 14 Tons Devon SHINING ORE, of very superior quality Apply to GEORGE WILi , IAMS, 33 , Dale -street. ON SALI LEMON (Engiigh pressed 7. Andy to THOMSON, BAGNAL 30, L, M and BUTTERWORTE; ooriields. 40 PIPES JUICI NASSAU b. , 1. .i ~R WATE R, Fresh and direct from the Brunnin. H. W. BU CK NALL, 4, Exchange-alley North A ?Ply to ON SAU CELEBRATED SWISS CIGAR S o p MESSRS. ORMOND AND CO., vEvEy, IN BULK, IN BOND, On DUTY PAID, In any quantity not less than 500. H. W. BUCKNALL, Importer and Sole Anen 44. Exchange-alley North. 6226 Apply to Ressels im gkirdin. Unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty. This Day (Tnursday,) the 18th instant, at Three o'clock, at Cunard, Wilson, and Co.'s Sale-room, Exchange, Liverpool, The splendid medium Clipper Barque RETRIEVER, 1,./.',1434, 293 tons register, 372 tong builders' measurement. /o"S ' v' 41 Length, 117 . feet; breadth, 27 feet; depth, 15 feet ..=-3-10ths. Built at Sunderland in 1858, and classed A 1 for thirteen years, when she was 'sheathed with yellow metal. This tine vessel, in addition to her handsome model, is as strong as the very 'nest materials and workmanship can make her, carries 500 tons dead weight on 14 feet draft of water, and is abundantly found in every way ; stands without ballast, was launched with yards across, and can be sent to sea at once. In Prince's Dock.—Apply to CUNARD, WiLAON, & CO., Brokers Unless - :,reviously disposed of by Private Treaty. This Day (Thursday,) the 18th instant, at Three o'clock, at • Cunard, Wilson, and Co.'s Sale-room, Exchange, Liverpool, 406 tons r )6 4 :ae feet ; dept oak and pitch p vessel for any trade h Apply to On Thursday, the Ist day of at Curry, ICellock, and C Water Street, p.)V*2,079 tons rep , builder, Mr. - m'lBsl, and orip sequently is built of unus fore and aft, with bilge le consists principally of English oak, ana nearly all floors. She is particularly well fastened, and extra strE ened with wood trusses, iron knees, and well bolted; sin also iron strapping on her secured with enormously well stanchioned plankin fiber next, at 0: -room, Walmer• The Ship BRITISH Elf PIR atended for al strength, baying s, and heavily ceile sister kelsons Her frame solid in the 1 will stow an enormous cargo. Dimensions : , 82 feet ; beam, 41 feet 7 inches. Now lying in 'or inventories and further particulars, apply CURRY, KELLOCK, and CO., Brokers. aidened, doubled With 4}-ins allow metal; has a large qua: tity of stores Length, Coburg Dock. Oa Snit. FOR SALE. The handy Brig NORTH STAR; \ length 101 feet, breadth 23 f ee t 5-10ths, depth 13 i N"-;/,0 feet 5-10ths, 247 tons re s i s t er , b u ilt a t N ova S co tia 6,14,61 in 1854, and is now classed E 1, is sheathed with • - zinc, whichis in fair order, and will be found, iesirable vessel for the coasting, or nay suit ; lying in Brunswick-dock. , ventories, &c., apply to )N, 6, York-buildings, Liverpool. upon insp any other For further particulars M. J. "%VII Ltetion, a vi trade her s , //,' A -,, ON SAM .v overt where she has I newly sheathed iv for four years boOttopped, an cv classed A 1 in re carrier, and is well suited for the Australian or o Lying m Salthouse Dock For further particulars, inventorte ttc., apply to M. J. WILSON, 6, York-buildings, Liverpool. tth FOR SALE, 4 ;ez. \ The Brigantine WILLIAM ; 116 tons register. N.0,1,5\ Built at Prince Edward a Island in 1851. Length, wihtia.:% 77 feet 3 inches ; breadth, 18 feet 3 inches; depth 11 feet 2 inches. Just arrived from Newfoundland, in which Trade she has always been employed by the present owner ; is a candy vessel, suited for the coasting trade ; takes the ground well, and will carry a large cargo ona light draft of water. Lying in King's Dock.—For further particulars apply to Messrs. C. T. nnwring & Co., South John-street; or to TONGE & CO., Brokers for the Sale of Ships, 1. Rumford-street CURRY, KELLOCK, and CO., ~, BROKERS FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE e k ?;pl7,- OF SHIPS AND STEAMERS, SHIP VALUERS , jk>„,&4.!, AND APPOINTED BROKERS TO TUB HIGH ..22t.- . ~ :COURT OF ADMIRALTY, Walmer-buildings, Water-street. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL, WEDNESDAY EVENING There was rather more business done in Cotton t o -day, but the market on the whole closed very dull. Compared with Friday's rates, prices of all kinds are very little changed. All solid stapled American command full rates. The sales to-day were about 6 , 000 ba l e s, of which 1,000 were for export. The Market for the Public Funds and Secu rities has not been so firm to-day, owing to the decline on the Paris Bourse, and prices arc not maintained. Consols for both money and the L account are quoted at 951 to 951 ; Exchequer Mills 24 to 26 p., and the New Threes at 95a- to , The Lond on R a il way Sh are M ar k e t was inac tive . 4 ) - day, closing weak at somewhat lowerprices_Caledonians 83.1 t o gal ; East Lancashire 94 to 95 ; London and North-western 942 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire 95 to 95} ; Midland 105 to 105- 1 , ; and foyer s 741: to 743. In the Money Market the tendency is to higher rates for accommodation, and dearer money would probably have ruled ere this, had not apprehen further c omp li cat i ons, arising from Italian s ions of a ff a i r s, checked business progress, The well-knawn Barque 01110, , gister. Length, h, 17 feet. Built 113 feet; breadth, 25 t at Boston, U.S., of sales of common of Tarpon pric tine at 345, to 3 IRON.—Busimess do open ; closing with month ; and 535. 6d., at 535., cash ; 535. 3d., a mo, ST. JOHN'S MAR Beef I? lb 0 sh a 0 7 Mutton Veal Lamb, fore qr „ 0 0 „ 0 8 hind qr „ 0 6 „ 0 7 Fresh Pork „ 0 5 „ 0 6 Lobsters ... „ 0 10 „ 1 0 0 10 „ 1 2 O 3„ 0 5 O 5„ 0 7 06„ 0 0 O 8„ 1 0 Fowls, V couple 2 6„ 3 6 Ducks Geese each 3 0 „ 4 6 Turkeys „ 00„ 0 0 Hares Rabbits, c'ple ' 1 4„ 1 6 Pigeons ' „ 1 0„ 1 2 Grouse, Vr~ brace 2 6 „ 3 6 Black Game „ 0 0„ 0 0 Pheasants,brce 0 0 ~ 0 0 LONDON CORN MARKETS-AUGUST 17, In Mark-lane to-day the attendance of the trade was small, and the tone steady, but quiet. Prices of most articles of the trade were unaltered. The supply . of home-grown grain was small. The imports of foreign grain into London since last Monday were reported this morning as nihil of Flour, small of Wheat, and fair of Oats, and nihil of Barley. WHEAT.-English sold in retail at last Monday's prices. Foreign unaltered. English white, 40s. to 48s. ; red, 355. to 435. per qr. ; Dantzic and Konigs berg, 425. to 565. per 4941b5. ; Rostock, 425. to 505.; other Baltic ports, 40s. to 465. ; French, 38s. to 425. FLoux firm in value but quiet in demand, at last Monday's prices. Town, 355. to 435. ; Norfolk, 30s. to 31s. per 2801bs. ' • French, 30s. to 335. per 2801hs. BARLEY quiet at about last Monday's rates. English, 245. to 345. per qr. ; Baltic, 245. to 275. ; other sorts, 235. to 275. per quarter. OATS quiet, at about last Monday's rates. British, 208. to 30s. per quarter ; Russiin, 21s. to 235. per car, other Baltic ports 2 225, to 275. per quarter, NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. BEANS.—English and Egyptian quoted nominally as last Monday. English tick, 365. to 425. ; harrow, 425. to 465. per qr. Foreign, 403. to 50s. per quarter. Egyptian, 335. per qr. PEAS nothing doing at last Monday's rates. English boilers, 48s. to 50s. ; .hog and g r ey, 38 s . t o 42 5 . ; f ore i gn white, 48s. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—AUGUST 17. SUGAR.—The market remains quiet, and the public sales of foreign went off without spirit. Refined con tinues dull. COFFEE.--This article remains very firm, and full prices have been paid. TEA remains out of demand. SALTPETRE.—Refraction 5 sold at 378. 6d., and this market has a very dull al p)arance. RICE.—The demand continues limited. RUM.—Prices arc feebly supported, common Lee wards sold at Is. 11d. Demerara 2s. 3d. proof, Markets generally have a dull appearance. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—AuousT 17. The market is quiet, without any variation of import ance in prices, viz.:—Town tallow, 5215. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., 655. ; A ugus t t o September, 555. ; October to December, Os. 3d. to 555. 6d.; do. separately, 555. 9d. LONDON MINING MARKET. —AUGUST' 1 1 7. The market retains &was, with numerous taus aid-ions, In the Stock Excliongc, East Wheal Irnssell Mimes are officially marked 9a ; Great South Taxis, 14c;" Great Wheal Vor, Ik-;1 North Frances, 61;; lirhtg kitty (Lelant), 14, beiirg in demand ; and Wheat Tidawney,. 26k, being rat: Sortridge Consols , shares; have' improved to 10s, There has also been some tuSiness in Stray Park, Wheal Grenville, North Roskear; and East Grenville. Thc• shares of the North Rhine Copper' Alining_ Company of*inth Australia have been deoltrin , at and 1 prem. Worthing are quoted 9ei. 6d. to 110:- nit Philip are inquiaolifor at 9. 6d. to .10s. 6d. sALFow CATTLE MARKET, , -Avarwr 17 The sup*" at to-dw's market ccctistbd of 1,299 beasts, 10,475ishcop and lambs, and IV ealires. The following wero' the prices current :—betti beef, 61d. ; middling, sd. to)sitl. cows ' 4d. to 51d. - lest wodders, 7d. to 74d. ; cwog,sdl to 6cl. ; lambs, 7d. tb'n; , eaves, sd. to 7d. do . The following - am eared in a part of ouiriirfprenion of yesterday . (From We - Vines City Article.) IrtrESDAY EvENrat4—K; rise per cent. iiriO6nsals took place to-day ix/ censecruenee of the purchases , o account of the Savince;Banks ; last autumn mat kvintev tliese• purchases reak-Ved , ial aggregate of £24OONOtY. 1U revival is in consurmat of the prosperou tliettountry, and the algauddat harvest. ncrciemand for disetvatt, haEs been moderate tActitiv. araßlie• general rate is 21,ivrIcent Palmerston. In ti few words they Were these-- He heretofore opposed Lord Palmerston' foreign policy, and lately more than ever. He could not, therefore, enter into a Ministry whose head held opinions so diametrically opposed to him, and he `therefore came to the conclusion that, consistently with his own conscience, and in allegiance to his oft-expressed convictions, it was only left for him to decide one way—that was to refuse to become a colleague of the nobleman now at the head of the Government of England—Lord Palmerston.. From the Continent the news continues in teresting. The Paris correspondent of the Times says no progress has been made in the Zurich Conference since the Bth inst.,when the prolonga tion of the armistice was agreed to. A ustria, having given up Lombardy to France, the Austrian Plenipotentiary declines to discuss the details with the Plenipotentiary of Sardinia. The Indepenclence Beige states tha sitting of the above Conference, 1 Plenipotentiory stated that it was impossible to assent to the claim in the Villafranca Treaty re storing the Grand Dukes. Reference had been made to Paris and Thriu. Should Victor Emmanuel be constrained to give• vray, the report is that tLe ltatazzi Cabinet will ]!esign. at the second A despatch from Florence, dated Timsday, states that on that doh' the National Assembly had declared by vote tha,t the dynasty of Lorttine could be neither recalled" nor accepted to reign in Tinny The physicians of the opinion that the attack ma hiS Majesty may linger on E 6 A?, French agricultural j:burr toli-ing-Alie• whole country togtther, the harvest 0f1f359 .- will be below an orctimyry one, and all thcsurphis of the two precut:mg; years will not be tot:Pi-huh to make up the detieisney. Ttt' Swiss soldiery in Naples- continue in a state *ifinsUrrection;and orders fatc the disband ing ofttit-'Foreign Legions have 'fin; issued. The Bonthay;raleutta, and Chima , qnails are not expecterlitb reach London until th.e• litlt inst. At flys' kssikks i , yesterday, a nztritior . of rape cases wero'disposed Cresswell„,l4ely, doctor of the Ifothetropathic Dispensary, ins - this town, was acquitted.- by; the jury of the char made against hiAvofranlassault with intent.- It will b> 'seen the elections in-. thV various boroughs, At' vhielt writs were =wed , imme diately before.' the prorogation, are pioceedling briskly this wcek• It is. probable that they will all be finisheiibefOre- - ice close, when soma: severe contests will Nave- hem undergone. Hullis.being very warmly ettuggledifor by both parties i thongti with a rather general co..Teetation that the Con : aervatives are escure: • Tlie polling takes place on Saturday. At Devonpert,. Mr. Ferrand laza the show of hands ;;liat tyesP.rdny the polling; Oho Wed 11,191 votes for - Thiller; - , and. 1,113 for F' nand, !the former beiA/.:::,• - rettinteck. At BerwieZ:4upon !Tweed, the Cone-s.rvatives , have again come out in stlono. m force, withilvery , higit prospects, welt:oder ' Istand , of succem--- Lisk - card, Mr. Bornal Osborne has, no adubt; walked over the core..l The Tirakefeld - liipresg.. in; giving an account 9ifthe dastardly attack :upon, Mr. Stuart Wor.tley -, an that town, st: - .46d the. course of sonloi.re ) marks that Mr. Wiiriley was. under the influence !of . drink. Mr. Irrertier -wrote a letter to:-the- ,editor of the paperrthuro.sult of which is, that a pubkie apology was•Anad.6.-for this most unfounded; imputation. The trial of Dr. Sinethust was continued yes 'terday. The evict:mine:for - the prosecution has ioncluded, a ,nd Serjoant Ettrry has entered on. the liefence. • Mr. G. .J. Prolv,ths,„ lately proprietor and 'editor of the WethiesliNry Observer, and the leeretary to a loan society,;, has absconded, leaving ,Ino.try persons pennilcss t .. whose funds he had feceived for investment.. Previous to his flight, ho.had writt en lettemainting at self-destructica; tint it is believed thatr he:. only did this to throw ;lis, victims o IT the scent; until he could effectl - tis. escape from. the country. latic of Prussia are cif 'oss over, and tho some time longer says that, (From the Dailyc7.l4 City Article.) TitIMIAY EVENlNG.—AhlrilprOTOMellt of =7,- pet - reefrk took:*ce to-day in the fd - ndk and was well supyortedi up tt - tli`e close of business;. The-cause of the rise yritst , ahnwt exclusively thollpf pearatetof the Governmcrt :bilsker as a buyer. The-aetreity of stocks fcrinsistia the principal fcaktis of the -market, business reragining languid. Therevas a fair demand - Hdignancy at the Bank and at LomFmni-street, and few tOnsuctions took place beidw‘ the Bank , siaiaimum. There-area already sufficient iudi4i cations • tl*tt the Russian Loan ,:will float successfully. , Applications for large amcunts; were received to-risi? from the Continent, as well t".B 4it nic foreign houses here - . No baffle - at - transactions took place at the Bank to-cly. 2 The Foreign Exchanges thiainfternoon were steady. The rateve Holland was gin: slightly higher. The St.- Petersburg Exchange. exhibits a furdeez movement iii favour of Russia., MANCH2STER SHARE _MARKET, AUGUST 17 Trunks, Wll-16; Leeds, 95-4,- - t; Midlands, 105 Sheffields, 313:t. Dovers, 22 I 1116; Caleys, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—Auo. 17. Our martat. is still heavy, andl)rices almost nominai Dusty £255,0D1). 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The eimulation of THE lIQRTHEAN: TIMES,., already extensive ) , is likely to. be, increased by its new conrnetion,., in a very great done. The charges 1 1 4').r advertise ments will be. , extremely modera;m,. And : eveay attention, willkbe paid, in their arvangernerkt,. to the interests, 4 the advertisers. Advertisemerfrxt. and communications -will b re ceived at ice,, SOUTH JOHN -STRUT, from, a.m. to 8. p.m...a-tor which time they. must be for warded arcet to the PriDting. Offices, 40, PARKER -SPAT., al. All contracts for advertisements. in the Na=BEAN TIMES will bes completQd by the New Proprietary as ori&ally ordered, unless notice to the contrary effect is giv-en. gilt `4,o'rtVan ICinl ts THURSDAY, .4UGUST 18, 1859, THE PAY'S NEWS. Last evening the soiree to Mr. Cobden camp off at Rochdale. Our reporters furnish us w ith a full account of the affair. There were, it app ears , about 4,000 persons present, including SOWhalf dozen M.P.'s. Mr. Cobden in his speech, after thanking them for the honour they had. done in electing him member for the borough, pro ceeded to enlarge upon bribery and corruption as practised at the late elections. There had, he said, been about forty petitions p resen ted against sitting members, but he thought that if every m em b er who had used bribery and. corruption had been petitioned against, there would have been double that number. His remedy for the evil would be, to make the boroughs wherein this bribery w as proved to have been used, pay all the expenses, and. the Attorney-General to prosecute all the unseated. members who had corruption traced to them, and give them a few months' incarceration in the Old Bailey. He next alluded to the ball o t, and. said that it would be well to try it in England, an d see how it worked. The bulk of Air. Cobden's speech was directed. against the present Ministry t a ki ng any part in the Italian difficulty, but the mos t important portion was that in which he gave hi s ' reasons for declining to enter the Cabinet of Lord Iltw;srAPEtt, ; with Whig sympathies the conclus y, and that whi leous cast—d too mar airies and t'Jce iiverg encies oropinior area, eompac t and uPitt , d 3 body, among whom t trtmvet giv es no uncertain sound, and the fel+ rs are quite prepared :or the batt alretay beginning towast up the items of hope.in 3aenst.. If the growl& of their confidence an value ones,. - we cannot say they betoken well 2or the public i nterests, whibhever party is ultimately .ave cl large f• them The alternative- of leaders pnesentecii to -= the nation is anything tint Aereful or assuring Time, they are beginnitzg tio, evince a certain; sort of sensitiveness on: the object of those. very grievous shortcomings of theirs, which repent events hie brought to-light. But it is, after OA, the .old tale over aga un. When, a few months ago,,a , gcneral election was growing probable, and there• was a fear abroa through the Constitutional conduct ofF Lord DERBY'S MiLatry and the embarrassing,tneties of a useless oppositoß, the Conservati were likely to rec w some of their lost ground , in the country, t 1 , 9, Whig Journals propagated; with much paraasof circ amstantial aceuracyi. evil sus- picions of Conservative bad faith and designs. Gianeral PEEL and Sir JOHN PARINGTON corrupt were doixig, : some of the dirty work: The beer interest an the dockyards were already secured upon sett, and satisfactory terms._ The contract with the• Irish members, too, was. being signed, sealed and delivered. As for wavering consti- tuencies, the Carlton Club Wi43, rapidly getting into) funds for settlin Golden visions floated before the eyes of mercenary voters. Meanas of avarice disturbed their nightly slum- At Dartmouth, unfortunate tradesmen b reed to wait for the liquidation of their little bills till after the election; and at Huddersfield, eautious money-lenders; drew two months' hills. upon beggars. Well,, we know the issue, ourselves, have not spared repeated effor even some tautology to engrave it upon the corn mon memory. The Dartmouth tradesmen had not been too trusting. The usurer at Huddersfield had not driven a bad bargain. The paymaster in deed was not the one they had been taught to trust to ; but what mattered it to them who cleared off the over-standing account, or gave good interest with the late-drawn bill ? Liberal money was as good as any other ; that is, so long as they kept clear of " the Bank of Elegance !" At least they know now whom they are indebted to, and where they are to place their confidence in future. The Liberals, however, as we know, were driven from their vantage-ground of sus- picion, as soon as things came to be sifted. Ovneral PEEL and Sir !owl P EIINGTON met their accuser toe to face, and effectually held him up to public *oprobation. Every charge I was shown to be worthless- even ridiculous- and covered only its authors with shame as we said, it is the old tale over again. Driven from one suspicion to another---nay, feeling con- tiitbally the recoil of imputatioal dangerous on'y it shamelessly to themselves---in suspicion they 81 take ref**, They are still franticaill endeavour- rig to dim upon a political capital (rested in the mal-practices of Conservatives—whgch have yet to be proirecit It was the revelatior m last Parliament wllloh were to have show vp the :onserva' yes as t real villains of the E is now the nett - session, five months off, to licit detected crate pretends to be looking f;74. thv corroboration of the! new and modified charg that me party is as bat at 4, another One week meant to btu gmrvative hopes, GovernrWnt Now a sesvibtil of three months a one of tai on anch of their char, or to implicate the Times not abashed. Ito. seems to know the tastes of t,is party, and ho*3-.thexefore pro- ided them another fund of sung - Orion to keep hem up in the questionable emtaritent goy so necesarty. to their political, lifc;,for the mt five moat Not even par ex,ieet the Liberd TheNvspapers to dc that' ei g ht in alniest ^als have bee: lmseated for bribe many days, Mt, short of that, - , :vhat. tiara was zt possible to to the damaging ntliformity .ent circumsLtintees Will ou readers: believacit, the new &Rift to which even tie has &ended, is a la= ryrnose complaint Ant-the= Conser-litives stole a :nureh upon their opponent in the matter of Election Committees, stroke e; generalship,,vntrived that thehltases- should b(t.lieard first ! kis scarcely necesgantO state thanhe facts ar 3ritirelT inconsister. such a vaii: and weak piogy, when it is r tiered the just as many - Conservative eh have been confirmed as: Liberal ones ann-aildcl; and that the , Conservativss.as well as the Litcraie have more thth half their petitions yet unh Was it a stroke of geneip, that out of first fourteen.. petitions a.Afudicated upon, j;,-mV seven Liberais :were ignominiously sent aboitt their business, and sever Conservatives hon acquitted? ' Was -it - an artifice of the Co] atives, thatTtho Libevala should begin is with their strong their weakest; and they cases ? Was it; a stroke of generalship, the Liberalk e directest acts Ay proved again whe while in those, gained technical . verdicts,, t bribery had their party, though irrefra not agvinst the Candidates' ao.ent9 9 that ono • Conservative electi on enquiry, which resulted ifisthe ousting of a man of the highest charactermnd integrity, revealed, at the worst, nothing but:'a concession to a questionable custom, which the Liberals .e positively invited to concur in cliseontinuin y the fates must be against the Whig .nd we cannot con )lain if they la set them right .ly after so capricious ar idverse a foi he - dOetrine of char in thei Doubt the ConservatiN ,ess, next session true colours ; tha -11 be.marle to appear in thei as their riva ntune owes them.this,i-epwatio: There is still one other ground of suspi eft, which stretches .into: the next Parliament has gone the Tiines.iS,,of course, bound to make its little best of it Tint,,scp far as it has gone, the late Government: have been cated. The Dow completely Report is what might hcve been expected fto the high character of The persoal, late First Lord, of:the:Admiralty indeed, to whon4,not Lord DERBY'S but previous. Ministries had.given, the contract, showed. him. self just as willing: to, support the Government andidatc as he , I err•Go- vernment. Rut is• plainly in the evidence,. anc in the that eve this ordinary WO of ?port to CAptain CARNEGIE had nothing:what- ever to dog with , . the extension of the ewltract .e had been! sol ting ; for the ;imiralty had recommended. ti concession Si befor his gratuitous offer was made, and longt:lie%re an election dreamt of No, there is not a rag of simuktia :eft to ;homelessness of Liberal doi: throughout this year 1859. Let I.dvie them to spend its remainder in careful, attempts to violate the consistency of that questionable cha- built up. Let race. which the first half h them; seek *mpensation, not by; unscrupulous ciforts to weaken the shade of contrast between 41a i opponents' and their own, but by a manly rQßeutanc and. a timely reformation NOTES OF THE DAY India is the "beat diffieutty ". of Lord Palmerston, as Ireland was of Sir Robert Peel. There must be some "difficulty" in the way in our Indian Empire,. when it is found necessary, after the war, to send out an additional force of 5,000, men. The pretext for this reinforcement is, that it is found necessary to make up the number deficient by the discharge of the European troops. But one would have thought that, tranquillity having been restored, there would have been such a reduction of the army possible as would have allowed for the discharge of quite that number from what might be considered a war establishment. The case, however, would appear to be an urgent one ; for the India House seems to be in a state of extraordinary anxiety for transports to be taken up immediately, for the conveyance of additional forces. Another piece of evidence, confirmatory of one's apprehension that our military force in India will have to be kept up to the war standard for some time to come, is presented by the fact, that as many as seven thousand soldiers' wives are also to be sent out, in emigrant vessels, as soon as possible. All this shows verybforcibly how important it is that our Indian Administration should be in able and safe hands. It is deeply to be regretted, that the master Waert3 NA2LES ALAiRSEILLES, August IS Advices have been received from Naples to,thw !th instant. The remaining Swies-soldier having rem gulations, thus. coin ment ancled xs orct ITAL\ Six English ships c The statues of the poleon and of ti insubordination. G~ reign L3gion toeb2 LEGHORN, August in our port FLORET( August 1 Majesties the - Em be King Victor Emmanuel Le of the Deliberative xe been placed in the Sal: Assembly SDAIN , Aug:. 1l the cholera is limited to the proviia.ea, lurcia DENMARK COPENHAGEN, AUgOO The Faderlandet of this day says theeounei of State is to be con coked for October next, bu t not for the deliberatidn of a project of the-consti tution for the whol* of the country, as,.auctt A project does not exist. THE FRENCH FUNDS: PARIS, August 17th.-12 5, p.m.: Rent - es-opened flat, at a decline of being quoted; 680' 12 25, p.m.: In comequence of a rise ip the Eng lish funds, Rentes:have recovered to 6%. but have since relapsed, and stand now at 68.9 - "wail. 3 30, p.m.: A voiby few transactions have. taken place, and the Btrurse closes flat, the la,std price for Rentes being 68-SO. DEVONPORT ELECTION.-WEDNESDAT 'LOSE OF TILE POLI Buller Ferrarat Majority for Bullet _-41,.-__. The following appeared in a portion of our impression of yesterday,:,— FRANCE, (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.) PARIS ' , Irednesday.—The Jim contain&the following lit of this morniog IMPERIAL DECREI A Nit and entire amnesty is mr anted to all persons sentenced for political crimes or offences, or those wil° have. been an object of any measure taken for •publio security. line amnestie pleine. et entiere est accordee tots les individusqui ont etc coadamnes pour des crion* cielits des politiques, an qui ant ete sujet des mestlNB pilisea pour le - surete generale: . The Moniteur further contains the following list at EtOminations to the senate Generals Renault, Pony, Thiry, Prince De LA Masaowa, 'Admiral Trehouart, Comte Labedozere), Paul Richemont, Baron Vincent. SHIP RAILWAY FROM THE MEDITER RANEAN TO THE RED SEA. The success of the ship-lifting apparatus'at the Vie:, toria Docks has led to the above suggestion, piers u` piling would be erected at each port, vessels would b e lifted and lowered by hydraulic power. The trans' would be effected in cradles resting on five lines of rail way, and a speed of twenty miles an hour would b e anticipated, According to the prospectus of Messrs. Bruntees an Webb, the cost would be £4,800,000 against 141 .," .£6,400,000 demanded by M. De Le sse p s , which man , engineers assert would be swollen to £30,000,000. FIRST VOYAGE OF THE GREAT EASTERN' A proposal has been made on behalf of Mr. Lee r ' M.P., to charter the Great Eastern steamship f° r „ t voyage out and home, viz., from a safe port in Gre' Britain to some safe port in North America. be The terms offered are £20,000, the vessel to 4 provided with accommodation for 2,000 passengers, an d to Ptetuu 14 limtg llnur upon hei trial trip. AUGUST IS, ISO. in London Or still unable to effect ,116 1 Mineable arrangement with ilkir workmen. Several colitinntlica tions have passed l tWeen them ; but, unhal,o ll bl without any practical eft in. the right direction. / 0 is much to be feared that the' workmen are allowsA l P themselves to be misled, to • ri inoSt, mischievous extent; by certain of their own body,' Who , are directing the movement, and at whose instzt4b,• we suspect, rather than at that of the great body of the men themselves, the strike has originated and is still persisted in. The *asters, on the other hand, ought to as forbearing as pcmible, without compromising their own' inclependencet as Ozti3lo7i s of labour, to yield to the utmost in favour of a eonsid whose The inf te treatment of those by Vito • sweat of 6t=ow' their enterprise can alone be suceesfg independe: its• of the two parties ought to lx irdeti , nsitica us tt; in•one point of view ; and yet, in anothet The masters v/ould . de my harm to themselves, we hum' bly conceive, Ly making el. - ery allowance for the roiv taken course into' Which se many of their workpcoo 6. have been drawn ;.; and,, whiffet accommodating them' taws to the prose. tate of thic gs as much as possiVer that their welfare, and learour to convincC' the mer tubs o tam tamitte. must, atter all, materially au° pernitmently depend on! the' maietenance of a good undttetanding with those , at Whose hands tl receile their Jtuily bread, Anther Conservative catdiclate is , in the field, 10 stai,l l •A• al tempt to %ppl'opria Coll was won at the yf Lord Derby's liihi4trV genera eketiori by 3 supporter Wes allude to iton-Tweed, one of virhose . Conservative mein -shod occasion to vacate his seas,. the vocalic, was pounct.t upon by a Liberal oandidate; its the person of Mr.. Mate:Yet-flanks. The ConserVAtive' veao has conic out, on the occasion, is Mr. lithard. Boon, who represented th'.o- borough in. Porliotrieat with consider ability, in th3nr conservative inter43t,-solue! years ogc• Berwick-i bers Navin, The town of Bbrwick, underskind;i has. over since considered itself:km(ler great obligations to Mr. Hodgson, for the attentiorke paid to its iatera4s in.LParliewoot; and it is in co once of strong rtprtsenta&us 0 0 the part of the taws that he has beestindueed; to tone forward again to eiuitest a seat which, 42.e.Tt moral opinion, it seems, it would be of great ~aidaata•o to) iilace he should otTlpy once more We yesterday Item asi which t 6• Emperor of the French w arsue, with respe riled Prin D: the attempted restzzation; of OW s e4s3taly, in the face of that , revoky- Lary resistance which,, as we stated, is inwAnanissi against it. It appeatv:that Louis Napoleon/wi4lllot if ti..xfore, by fore?, in s;_fppGct of such restoraticarpnor wiil he permit Austria or aniy other Power to dkpso: Thy reselntion would seem-to/favour the rumour,. =tea fez' some days past, that the whole revolutionary - movemen agaiust these Italian Ptlnees has actually lettrnat the' instigation of Louis Napoleon himself. Lit this bo tztbe, it is very evident, we think, that the Fpench Bin- per has ulterior objects- in view with regard - 3to , the' Duchies in question. NV more than doubts, iit:aNlpro' baility, their ever havir_g;the power of self-gmorranclit4 ; and that in no long timevunder a practical cornietiontol their helplessness, they be glad of that Lnp►eri is stance which he knsdws so well how to afidrd4.i l ' lirtherance of the extentiien of his own dynasty.-in:that Italy, we are rite prepared to expect, - due. course be under the, rule of a member of) the , Bonaparte Family, the Einperor himself being yitinslit garter ts•controlling power. V*lat the other Govern= BilrElv. may say to this, remains to be seen -4-- Leas ,of THE LATEST NEIV