Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-10 00:00:00

gemmaciai This Day (Thursday,) the 10th tie Bro.i er 's azti3e, 3 (Thursday,). ic(-;1 - m - 7, - a,iei co This D (Thursday,) 10th instant Broker's 0f1ice,.22, Tower: Apply to This Day (Thursday, • Broker's Off per Patriot Queen J. Brocklebank, Merchant This D. ex Fanny Forsyt THIS DAY Day (Th tact, at Twelve o'clock, at '... BECKWITH war-building: a HORNS, tMUEL BECKWITI -elv: - ... O' Cl, lay of BUFFALO and COW "Apping Dock and CO.. i Bomb _ E. HUNT} arat, COTT'ON,_ar o'c EVCis' Office, `inc Bombay LINSEED, Chapcl- :er, Tren- HO tIAS SILL, Broker -e o'clock, at the at Twelve o'clock, at the Apply to a it may concern. instant. at One o'clock, at the lock, at t: LITTLEDALE and CO., Brc ant, at Twelve o'clock, Apply to IieSSI and H. LITTL: DITTO, ex Uruguay, landed. from This Ii just "ilvived This Day (Thur 1,000 B2,gs Heated 300 Bag• Damt!.g: now. landing ex Sardinian lioldemess and Chilton, I`,l DALE and Co., Brokers.' daniaged by sea water PET This Day (Thursday) 10th inst at the Broker's 229 Ch Apply to 'Xhis Da h Oda? entecl ()RANGE PEKOE, CAPER, i-chesi3 Gti POW DER and JAYA TEA VUISTLER & liange-buil6in€ an ROSIN, ,pply to Messr B,AICNER & CO., lORRO NV rethers and Co., Merch Thursday),, the 10th ii Brokers' Office, 16, E 700 Barrels Amc ith intitant, at Twelve o'i Erokers' Office, 150 Bales JUTE, K Diamon , just landed ex:Peerless, Albert Dock. T. and H. LITTLED.kLI r-morrow (Frida Br Lathbone ock, at the '.east b bar auction. previouQy disposed of by private treaty. On Thursday ne*t,'thc 17th instant, at Three o'clock, at Cunard, Wilsonand Co.'s Saleroom, Exchange, Liverpool, The lac-ill-known and very substantially-bui Barque ih. fik • • ' TAM O'SHANTER , , J.t , 270 tons register. Length 98 feet; breadth (e, found 0 - 11 inspection to be in gooct ora Sandon :17m - o r on a :Nisi_ ere she can be irrspeeted. For CUNARD, NI ticulars apply to t,15- , t Now build •;• • and 590 tons feet 6 in. ; br ac., or 1. Can 1), C'UNAItD, 1-100 tons registc Ith, 24 fcet 1 inc fours .un vatttli, ellow-metal -fast .; has poop 45 feet loa b , ry about 900 tons euiro for NEW SHIP, 29 feet 9 in. ; depth 19 feet 6 in toned, and classed A 1 for 1 1, awl in M flgers Act. She has houses on deck for gores, hex provisions of the Pas cabin anti crew, and ha couplet, sails and ruunin and further par apply on bo Dull ; or to .Y, 110, Buc •d, or to Rob Glasgow LLOOK, and CO., - Pr - BROKERS FOR TILE - SALE AND PURCHASE OF.QHIPS AND STEAMERS, SHIP VALUERS AND APPOINTED BROKERS TO TEE HIGH ,c.',OURT OF ADMIRALTY Walmer-btrildings, CURRY Water- MONETARY AND COli LIVERPOOL, The Cotton market to-C .esdap Evening quiet; prices, 'as again rath change, however, did not show any material The sales were 8,000 bales, including 1,000 which were take' for export or on specu- lation The Liverpool Share market to-day was steady in its tone, although no t amo .t of bas was done ; but; the market a- closing continue The bul acted included the sale of Lancashire and ; London and Nor c. d ghth share Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, Midland, 106 ; Dutch Rhenish, 4 9-16 d. :lc will 383 the Victoria DOck, Hull stripped, and relah for the C( thoroughly r Hers to Quet NORTHERN DAILY TIME b. in homeward employment, and the mest , extraordinary voyages are resorted te, such as of vessels going from Aden to Belize, and from the Cape .to Quebec and West Indies. The . Times, in reply to those shipown.ers who cry out for protection such as the Americans enjoy, says, that two of the finest. Californian_ clippers, built for the e.);.- Great B a, - and have take the one to LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—Nov. prices show but little change 150 Pernambuco at to Od., 50 Bahia at 7 zyptian at *l. to 9, xan h ar 1. to & are reported B,OOC speculation and fir export ,—Nov LIVERPOOL' PRODUCE MARKET SUGAn.=-The market is without ebange ; 3,600 bags for dry brown, and- 38s. to ported at yellow Garpatta, and 30 cases 6d. 'per cwt. in bowl.' Nothing to report in either continues in fair demand ; 3,500 bags Bengal ds at lls., and ,540 bags iqoulmein 6d. per cwt 10 bags Calcutta Rapeseed, at 43 50 tons Siam Sapan Wood at £lO per per quarter. DYE NV 0 OD! -11 casks Red Oporto Livery Orange Shellac from 116 s 195., 83 serons Gam Gedda at 245. 6d. per cwt. for 1,560 bags Bengal 19s Sri ti per' cent. refraction at 3 nbay 73 to 53 at 7s. 6d - • Ashes quiet, Pots at- 275. 6d., Pearl ses Castor Oil at 61d. per lb„ Ground tons American cases of Assafoat , 50 to: d Oak Tallow q tuns, at 30 hhds 6d. up 'to 38s. 6d., 160 tons African per for Palm Oil Y 5 15s. to ?.Y.C. 605.; South and North Xinerican, business in Olive Oil, sales 70 to 1.00 'ally late rates, and higher prices Gingelly Oil at 31s. ; 10 tuns Pal 1 51s. 6(1 offered at cash, and 52 LIVERPOOL AGRICU e. d to 0 12, market closes with 1. three months open 525. 6(1. three mdnV 1 Oil at URAL Potatos,kemps 3 THE DERBY BANQUET Now ready, in a separate Form, Price 31d., AREPORT of the SP. ,BANQUET. FA' CITES at the DERBY The object of this P - nbli still continues for Nionda lteport of the Banquet, o ,s to meet the demand sal :ontaining which -w The UUDSON'S BAY S o:tt GuiNr.# each, at tt Warehouse. Hon ov, Prc O CORRESPONDENTS lion," on Be nis and sweet We are obliged ti eouns=l. lie NI his ,good T alluded to in our paper of yestE •eceired, Short le interest shonld be legibly le of the Under no etreum ;es can we •insert comic ompanied by tie ;es6arily for public gke g. ,artkern LinALS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 18 THE DAY'S •NEWS ;ed a more a mnfiaa aclition o: wl controve pool Town Co H 1 for several veaxs balanced condition of parti4 gaN ise to 'peculation as to ultimate results : and, as on ma: sons in w ich parties, for- getting policy, relic, on the t did not a out in uniso: 'aims set forth by t inder- chair, though strong, late to measure or to indicate the g€ the comr obtrusive, but mo result of the _ Anion was to pl est civic honour the tows The succeeding bu Dates 41s. 1,600 RON, nc —including 50 Mends of ire by aonouring one of s deli berate lan's public dese a the c that of 1 confer .011 OUT is least Le hie ting . eight NOVEMBER 10, 1859 of station and property, on the members of the is perhaps an important question Catholic and Liberal press, and all who possess supply another motive for defea political, social, efforts at sui or literary influence, to unite with 1 us in defence of the unjustly assailed character and imacy PRESTON. Nw... congratulate U prerogatives oftheir Supreme pastor, aud in support of the sacred and inalienable rights of the Church." I '``lb to assist his party in an s from the vasty deep," but ;hey do call? " For our part, is own re-election an Catholic ,stly,, we must eongratt .enee and regard for laity ma have every .eve the Popelras their chief spiritual p ais very pleasant artifice -NV Vhen he proves to ..servatism of his c political opposit: give E supporting the ived at a p mould chicanery and illiberality stor, but there did are not many of. them, , we opine, who care muc. about his temporal power, but would rather, Per haps, he were divested of it than otherwise. week, of activ in the strengthening of our A brigade of coast artillery is national defences now formi: ng, to be distributed among the forts, T nited batteries, and towers of the axiom and the appointments in which are to be bestowed as rewards for good service. The preparations ffeet to this brigade are um tool to be I .ng with considerable energy I faction w a proper pie partisan credit f opponents Conservative members of the Council ' have not, as a body, re nquished ti dr duties in the elections of yesterday, nor disappointed the hopes of their friends and supporters out of doors. instance, secured, the re- election of the old Aldermen Yet the majorities I so narrow as to suggest the repetition of warnings t. iat have been latc o often pressed upon Conservative both in and out of the Uounc inexplicable conduct on the part of some long •iod an Two of these Conservative M We have now again. ar te to our too early to get reu. Lty of your C011"^ trifes of polities. We will ac ?nds and allies. nay for the next e -e lost an Alder= Organise with of doubt v~,, yoa and promptitude ear wli .e dress with misfortune den ce that cc or its for Letters fro'm' ti ited States, the again some e republic compl upon capital to meet in the revenue, as compa .evenue is to their capit not wholly; from import (Mt process of commercial transaction affected, capital, year, e h causes the drain upon ustance : the Customs it June, gave prosPe der as respects its do intain general credit; Luca de .e,—and, more particularly, Iv ion ti'' 1/11.1./ j kW LI 111 111 W . r •••••• -- .eased, must such drain 14° be increased : that is to say, tn.. , of the Federal Union arises ma is there znd we . are cony interest the self-: and may Radical his re- unworthy sted Conservati iayor, and lending their support to the other side in the Alde is not for Ls to measure the definite course marked out elections. It as of any man nil tha hat the for a public If it be party, .sonal or essary to exhort g 30th of last ch only wor d of ea nes ` ~~ 7 1 ' a mour i gheq ki, 41 " e4 E 1 " , PErl), • L 6 -Ce. '°atoT all k, b 4 ,, if k4 aereia . Tti n, t kr , lirOdu 1 3 4111, 114 k1 Iti co Nth b Apply to just landed cx Sovereig BR( To-morrow (Friday), the. 11th Just landed UNTER, t,r CC NEXT WEEK. of the late John H. Ni By Order of the 11xecutc On Monday, the 14th inst., at 'I About 1,601 I andSIZEING ry HIDES, lt IRON, a HOI For forth, GE AT and catalognel apply to DERICK 7.1ART1?.4 & CO., On Thursday, the 17th iustant, at T On Frid a lots to &c. mart ,rticulars apply to - T. and H. LITTLEDALT nd CO., Broke. next, the 18th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at th Brokers' Office, 18, Hackin's-hey, 00 Tons RAPESED and other OILCAKE,. W. 0. WOODS, Broker. ,alt. TO EXPORTERS . ON SALE, table for the Anstrilian, Chin, W. RoCKLIPF, Rigby-street, Oldhall-street. TO EXPORTERS AND THE TRADE. IQ M. SALOMON, Importer of every description of Toys, LEATHER GOODS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FANCY MERCHANDISE and TOTS of Every Kind, Whole sale and for Export, 73 and 75, DUKE-STREET. The above goods can be bad in bond. etsstro bar 3tutiart NOTIC ``' ~ . d~ _ - -- The Steamer ROBERT BURNS, _Advertised to be Sold by Auction, This Day, Has been Disposed of by Private Treaty. CUNARD, WILSON, and CO., Brokers. This Day (Thursday,) the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Sale-room, Wapner-buildings, Water-street, A Quantity of WRECKED STORES, Jonsisting of Anchors, Chains, Sails, Standing and Running Rigging, Boats, Masts, Spars, &c., &c., saved from the wreck of the schooner Char ertleld. Lying in Messrs. G. Robertson & Son's Warehouse, Ansdell-street ; Masts and Spars lying on the Duke's Ground, Duke's Dock. Apply to CURRY, KELLOCK & CO., Brokers. This Day (Thursday), the 10th instant, at One o'clock, At the Brokers' Saleroom, Walmer-buildings, Water-street, The line A 1 Brig . _ . . o, A ANEMONE ; 2 . 14 tons 0.m., 170 tons. N.M. built at Nova Scotia ...0 ‘4,a.,. in 1857 ; has justeome outof graving-dock, where ~,,,zs ., • - - she received a complete and thorough overhaul, an d classed A I at Lloyd's for four years, under inspection of LloVd'S s urveyors ; has a long flat floo r; will stand and shift without ballast, and sails very fast. Dimensions : Length, 95 ; lying in King's feet • breadth, 24 feet 1-10th ; depth, 12 feet CURRY, KELLOCK & Broker tO Doc i_ App ly CO. , • Postponed from the 3rd instal This Day (Thursday), the 10th instant, at One At the Brokers' Saleroom, \lrabrier-buildings, i,vat, r!street, The fine Schooner JASON ; P.:1:4 127 tons 0 . 5 f., 96 tons N.M. ; built at Prince Ed- P:r".'6llstNe': ward Island in 1851, almost entirely of heckmatic ,• s- carries 170 tons dead weight ; shifts without bal last ; has just come out of graving dock, after being thoroughly overhauled : had new masts and spars, new decks, beams, ceiling, &c., and in first-rate order. Dimensions : Length, 78 Ap t ; breadth, 18 feet lO feet : lying in Coburg Dock Apply to CURRY, KELLOCK & CO., Brokers. Postponed from the 3rd instant. This Day (Thursday), the 10 t h instant, at One, At the Brokers' Saleroom, Walmer-buildings, Water-street, The British-built Barque ADVICE ; '4, 1.1 250 tons oat., 230 tons Nat. • built at Gannouth, 71:7 Scotland, in 1850 ; classed Al, and thereafter con tinued ; has lately been opened out; had new mainmast, and thoroughly caulked in dry dock, and classed by Lloyd's sarveyor A 1 in red ; she is perfectly sound ; is a pretty and useful model ; shifts without ballast ; has a double suit of sails, and is well supplied with stores. Dimensions : Length, 91 feet ; breadth, 21 feet ; depth, 15 feet : lying in Coburg Dock. Apply to CURRY, KELLOCK & CO.. Brokers. Postponed from This Day (Thursday.) Unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty. On Thursday next, the 17th instant, at Three o'clock, at Canard, Wkl%on, and Co.'s Saleroom, Exchange, Liverpool, The Brigantine ALBION, - 1)- It 95 tonsregister Length, 69 feet 6-10ths ; breadth, a* 20 feet 5-10ths • depth, 10 feet. Built at Lancas ,,,,, ,••• • ter in 1815, was doubled f rom k ee l to cover i ng board, and thoroughly overhauled at a cost of £570 in 1857, she was classed red star ; carries about 140 tons on ten ater, and is well suited for a caster. In Wellington Dock. CUNARD, WILSON, & CO., Brokers. 'eet APPIY to The Market for English Stocks to-day was heavy, and prices were not supported. Consols opened at an eighth decline, and although a slight reaction subsequently occured, it was only momentarily. A relapse almost immediately en sued, and the latest quotation is 96 : 1-3, for money, and 96;1 for the ilecount. India Stock has been dealt in at 225 and 224; Ditto Bor Reduced Three per Cents., 95 and , Three per Cents.; 94 ; 7 ,, 95, and 941 ; and Exche - at the quer Bills, 29s.,'and 325. pm.. 2 pin n 3 . New In the English Railway Share Market a dull aspect prevailed, and prices were scarcely so well supported as hitherto. Great Northerns, Brigh tons, Midlands, and South-Emterns have fallen ss. per share. The Market for mate all day, blit tained. Brazilian, Peru' a. Securities was inani- )er cent. better ell main- a, and Span- ish are all firm. Dutch is Original Turkish Sixes 701, and the New. Sixes at 68 to 6 toria Loan is quoted 110 1 ditto, 103,l- 71, ieen dealt in at The quotation :for Frenc nutes past twelve, was 70f firm market. The London and North-1A for the past week were £78,060, sl , with rather a .stern traffi towing an increase of £10,274 THE FUNDS.-CEOSINGTEICES. 1 Con. Money .... HI •?Bank Stock .: . :225 7 ~ Account ..961 1 Three per Cents. 94L 5 Exchequer Bills. 29 31 ' Next Account .. RAILWAY SHARE A. Not. &E. J. 6 Caledonians .... 92 Dutch Rhenish.. —= Eastern Counties 554 6 East Lancashire. -- Edinbgh. & Glas. 78 9 Great Northern-1014 24 „ A. 88 90 , a:Western . 651 Gt. W. Canada .. 13. y 14,1 Gd. Tk. of Ca... Gt. S. and W... 108 Lanc.&Yorkshire 96.1 7 L.& N.Western. 95,1 a L. and S. W.... 951 Leeds Northern.. 46. A. 7 Man.Sheff.&Lin. 351 6 Midland Stock . .106 1 North British .. 591 I N. Staffordshire. S. E. and Dover, 761 7 YorkiNew&Ber. 90 York &N. Mid. • 741 5 The following appeared pression of yesterday : in a portion of our im- THE MONEY MARKET. The funds opened with firmness, which was checked by a statement of delays in the signature of the treaty of peace at Zurich. Consols close nearly I per cent. lower than yesterday. The other markets were also firm in the morning and dull in the afternoon. There is still no revival in Stock Exchange business. The com mercial demand for money continues active, the supply being barely adequate, but 2, 4 3 and 21per cent. are asked on bills even of a high class. In the Stock Exchange loans are readily obtained on Government stock at the low rate of 1 to 2 per cent.-'-Daily News. This has been settling day in the English funds, and the market opened with great buoyancy, on the allegation from Berlin that Russia and Prussia have resolved not to agree to a Congress unless England is also willing to join, but some sales by the public later in, the day, caused a reaction. In the foreign exchanges this after noon there was were a: slight advance on the rate on Amster dam. There again no transactions in bullion at the Bank to-day. T i r e d for discount to-day has been r ather more active. Times. In seome stocks, however, there a fluctuations, closed about been inactive, and, after gahst decline.—Times. ed.a_ som railway ma r ket to-day has 1, wasthe samslei The Charmer has e a°rMrivleldEfritomClCAlaa with 027,3001b5. of tea. Tenders are required at - the India -office for the sup_ ply of a further quantity of 3,000 tons of coal. The Times says that the arrivals of American and Australian gol4, wihin the past wk, have not been s h o rt of 1,000,000, t but the whole has been taken for the Continent, with the, excep ti o n of a sum not y e t available, w hich will probably follow immediately. There has been more firmness in freights during the past week. There is n othin g doing in the gra advices in charters from the Black Sea or Alexandria, and thence, give such low quo tations that an advance is demanded here for outward The weekly circular o shipowners have almlst c( literranean freight rer and Co. state! lIIDE BROKERS, 4, Lancaster-buildings, Tithebarn-street GEORGE F Oe Tuesday, the 15th instant, at Twelve o'clock; at the Brokers' Sale-rooms, Royal Bank-buildings, 5,322 Bags Costa Rica COFFEE. (part Damaged), Just landed ex Hidalgo, from Punta AreoaS. Apply to Messr Pied. Sloth & Co., Merchants ; or to MOLYNEUX, •TAYLOR, Bt . CO.,•Broker On Tue at Browne, 200 B Iv next, the 15th inst., at Half-past Twelve o'clock 'Linter and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale 's Bombay LINSEED (all faults), TEEL SEED, _NIGER SEED, 125 „ POPPY SEED, • 1500 „ GROUND NUTS. BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Br4kers Apply to , next, the 16th instant, at Twelve o'cloc Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings, 5 Tons CAM WOOD, just landed ex Hannah Jane, at Nos. 4 and 5 Warehouses, Albert Dock. Apply to J. H..RAYNER & CO., Brokers. On Wednesday next, Dn Wednesda the 16th inst., at the Brokers' *4W-room, Olcinhall-street, About 150 Tons Fresh LiMAWOOD, now landing ex Ludlow, from Albata. Apply to Messr Leech, Harrison, and Forwood, Merchants ; .. or to, JOAN BARON , at the iiverpoo. Oxford, Worcester, and Woive ; Bank of L and London F ire and L CLOSING I PIECES, BEAMS, 3, OLD Lampton Ches. & B'head.. 771 .774 N. Stafford .... 4;1 - - Caledonian .. . . 92 .924 N. E. Ber. c. Stock E. Counties . • • .11 1-16.114- York capital Stock 74?. E. L. Stock .... • . Leeds Stock 46 G. N. Stock ....102: 103 • S. Eastern.. Great Westerns.. 651- ,'654 Dutch Rhenish Lan. and York .. 96 97 Gt. Luxemb'g Ln. & Nor. West. 9(1 9 . 03- G. T.Ca'da „ 1 -shares . :. I ,d G.W.Canada S. and Lincoln 351- new s' Midland Stock 106 106.11 Buffalo 4L. N. British St. .. 591 60 Great Ship 23 1-16 res bz", iron 47, - 13/6 14/6 LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE Apply to Iwurzel2o 0 1 6 , 2 0 1 0 „ .1 6 w.O 0 it was done A strc range been dec to that line of tact led on by ti n cases where a sligl (light have been Ll - played c eak brethren )ensate _Fortunately pi lb 0 6XSA 0 „ 0 ( Cod Fish 0 4 ;", 0 6 Soles „ 0 6 „ 0 8 Bret Turbot Haddocks „ 0 4 „ 0 6 Fresh Butter ~ 1 2 ~ 1 6 Salt ditto ... „ 0 10 „ 1 2 Grapes, for. „ 2 0 „ 2 6 „ 4 0„ 5 0 „ 0 0 „ 0 0 „00 „ 0 0 124 9 G, , 9 9 eck 0 0 „ 0 0 ..ek 0 8 „ 1 2 100 0 0 „ 0 0 Cherrie I)amsoi Potaices, Do. Eng..:. „ '6 0,, 8 0 Filberts, per lb. 1 3 „ 1 6: MANCHESTER SHAR Sheflields, 351; Dovers, E MARKET, -Nov. 9 LONDON SUGA PRONTO, .MARKET, Nov. 9 sis market remains steady at last week's Refined, 48s. 6d. to 50s his article has sold at about previoui TEA,—The public sa .e 4 are going off baldly at 1 • prices. Ric - E.—This article has been in but limited demand ltered. Prices are un SALTPETRE.—Refraction 6 to 62 sold at 37s tion 7 to 10, 345. 6d. to 365. 6d.. COTTON.—No sales reported. RUM—The market dull at previous rates. SPICES sold at previous rates to a limited extent In other articles no material alteration generally and if .uct recom- would not iowever ors of each. phalanx t of the Potaios, flu 7 1-1 G . Are a quiet appearance to-day LONDON TALLOW MARKS The market day ; wesent pri C. on the spot, 5 LONDON NING MARKET.- tst Wheal Russell St tied in the Stot xchans,;e at 111 croft have been dealt in at iov. 9 goy: 9 isk, and Wheal Mary, Ann at 35. There have also been a number of in shares in Wheal Buller, Trencrom, Great Soutl gus, and Wheal. Basset. Foreign and Colonial IV Shares are steady.. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 14 ; North Rhine Copper (South Australia) at !- premium ; Mariquita, at ; and English and Austra- actions Ilan Copper, at 18 LONDON CORN MARKET.—Nov. 9 Weather cold and fine. Supplies unusually small of all grain. Very, thin attendance of buyers at market, but Wheat less firm at Monday's rates. Oats fully as The grain unaltered in value. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.Nov. There is about an average business doing in New Hops, and prices are well supported. Other qualities are dull ;nq4iry CORK CORN MARKET Nov. 9 - - , White wheat, 225. to 265. 3d. ; red ditto, 225. .to 245. 6d. Barley, 12s. 6d. to 16s. Oats, 10s. to 13s. 2d. GLASGOW CORN MARKET —Nov. 9 The market was well attended. Wheat : Holders generally askin g an advance of 6d. per 240 lbs., which checked sales ;3d. was freely paid. Flour 6d. to ls. per sack dearer. Barley firm, at full prices of this day week. Beans 6d. per quarter dearer c.f.i., but on the spot last week's price cannot be exceeded. Oats in moderate demand, at an advance of 6d. per 264 lbs. Oatmeal scarce, and 6d. to Is. per 280 lbs. dearer. Indian Corn in more general request, at 18s. 6d. to 19s. per 280 lbs. GLASGOW IRON MARKET.—Nov. 9 No. 1, 51 s. 6'd. to 51s. 7d. Warrants, 51s. 7d. to 518. Bd. Makers' iron and No. 3, 518. 4d. to 51s. 6d. Market steady. The following tenders were sent in for the Panama mail service, which were advertised for last June : Howard and Lever, 55 days, £119,000; Croskey and Co., 55 days, £140,000; Australian and Pacific Com pany, 55 days, £164,000 ; Greek and Oriental Company, 55 days, £164,000 ; Pearson and Co., 55 days, no amount named; Joseph Cunard, 55 days, £210,000; Royal Mail Company, 55 days, £22o,o,oo.—Australian and New Zealand Gazette. A Bisuor ON £2OO A YEAR.-At a meeting held in the Christ Church' Schoolroom, St. Pancras, for the purpose of hearing an address from Bishop TUffnell, the newly consecrated Bishop of Brisbane, an interesting incident took place. Captain Tomes, who it appears has property in different parts of Australia, was present at the meeting, and was so moved by the simple and touching statement of the bishop, and especially by his announcement of the fact that he was going out to preside over his vast diocese on an income of exactly £2OO a year, that he came forward, and in the hand somest terms there and then offered the bishop a house which he owns in South BriSbane. If the house should happe n to have been let before the bishop arrived, thr rent should then be paid ow , - noble off— - that supposed, the enthusiasm of him instead .7_ 80 op' ited, as may be ce to the highest The game was w one or two nto supporting the pie mended by the. have been surprising was not the eas, remained true to their colours, and the res Council's combat of vot ag, leayes the Uouservative de commune was in the local Pa: ament, Considerate administration, and prudent government, are happily still the leading features of elections become necessary to compensc for the vacancies occasioned by the elevation ohn Stewart and Mr. Woodruff to the dignity of Aldermen. In ez h of thi .ese cases t. servatives will without doubt ,ee the propriety of faithfully exere their electoral trust, and ning to the Council gentlemen whose views are in unison with their opinions. It is now reported that all difficulties are at length removed which stood,.in the way of the final signature of the Zurich Treaty, and that by ,iarkets this time it is expected it will have been conclusively Refrac- cuted by the nipotentiaries on. the spot evert if this be so remai: .ns to be seen what amount of confirmation ids of the I f which is to take p. behalf of Ita: feared, that may thwart, after at t will week it is yet to be Radical seeming o red, varying a the Italia,n.pe with. state of of Italian grievances as, Europe, may be found pi It is. still uncertain whether Spain and Morocco will actually go to war. Our the Spanish army on the frontier ticable and r rmanent, last accounts from represent the cholera as continuing to prevail among the troops, and proving very fatal. What advantage the Moors may take of this it is impossible to say ; but letters from Tangiers state that they are mak ing active military preparations,' and that the Cherifs have entered upon a preaching tirade against their assailants, designating the conflict in which they are about to engage as a holy war. A letter from Milan remarks on the very slight attention that has been bestowed upon the French Emperor's recent letter to the Pope. " But a few months ago," it observes, " a docu ment, bearing the signature of a name which was then at the zenith of popularity, fraught as it was with stirring promise to millions of throb bing hearts, would have been a signal of intellec tual ferment throughout the whole peninsula, would have been reproduced in every imaginable variety of form, analysed, commented on, and discussed. Whatever opinion might have been entertained of the proposed scheme for the re-or ganisation of Italy it would still have been treated with respect, and regarded as the explicit and sincere exposition of a policy, illusOry indeed, and , impracticable, yet founded on a deep conviction, and on the earnest desire to arrive at a quasi solution of besetting difficulties by the concilia tion of opposing interests. Now how widely different is the aspect of affairs ! The lines which at one time would have produced a sensation so general and so profound, are ignominiously con signed to unvisited corners of newspapers ; their authenticity and claims' to serious consideration are called into question ; their arguments are passed over with chilling silence, or, at best, treated with scanty, indifferent, or even contemp tuous criticism." This were certainly a signifi cant fact ; and it reads a lesson to Louis,Napo leon which, doubtless, he will strive to profit by. The agitation which the titular Romish Bishops of Ireland have commenced, in aid of the Papal cause, but more especially for the protection of the Pope's temporal dominions, does not appear to be a very popular proceeding among the "We call Roman community. of thia country. Catholic laity of ' all classes, upon t say the my Catho- t, on gentlemen representatives in .esentttion in the Counc le con stituencies ras, to aat our representatives already position more even more there not give up a single advantage, or This is necessar should ralle their a deem: 3n, of all others, which demands the of most things to one r b -eat ob. Parties are far too e-s of all inferior motives, at the reference intention 11 take if we may judge from ;es connected 'V It over scrupulous ;h the recent dee- " The di .eputable vote,' Ly primed up to the mark, and a heavy penalty incurred in a hopeless contest. Surely it is not for us to second tactics of this Lib era Ito the hands of a party who consistent with their sense of honour and to resort to then. throughout the country But not only is Conservatism generally s on the turning point and in almost the first blush of resuscitation needi more than the ordinary strength of advocacy, more than the ordinary igour of partisanship, to nurse the new develOpement, and encourage the beginnings of a new lease of life. All that we have to copy from our, adversaries is their steadiness of aim, and for all emergenci, s at dictati )n and ,yrannous ;erterence iced beacons we should avoid; but if we e to defeat us and unconstit. rise or concede supporter on , tl z' this st OtiVeS Yv g some er opposition, may perhaps ,t end they of par .o suppos they strengthening imports, or e We loop. Uonsery 3e disposed to nr Ilx v of strengh, without ena bling the enemy to achieve the present object of his efforts. For our part, though these gentlemen might have had some object served—some feeling or prejudice, or aversion gratified—by the rejec tion of Mr. ANDERSON, we •-do not think they will expect us to congratulate them on the mea sure of success which their unaccountable deser tion has secured. True, the Conservative majority is three, whereas it ought to have been eleven; but Mr. ANDERSON is still Mayor, and these gentlemen are not thought to have done themselves any honour. Up to the very latest moment of the last municipal struggle, the Liberal party has done justice to the reputation which it- earned at the outset of recent electioneer ing. They have scrupled at no artifice, have shown the same somewhat inadequate warmth of zeal, and ventured upon the same experiments of dictation and tyranny. The most recent instance of the latter line of Radical tactics, was pressed on public attention no earlier than yesterday , when a party of faithful children of the peculiar Radical spirit met together at some back lane public-house, to issue thence their im perial fiat to the Councillors of St. Paul's Ward ! The Mayor and Aldermen whom it pleased the " three tailors of—Earle St."—to name for the honour of election on'the following day were duly recorded ; and the municipal delegates whom they had sent to the Council to do their bidding, duly admonished of the fact. One of these latter gentlemen, indeed, with his omf o a rn s i p n e g ei t a o l bdeeppuliteadtiowiiilth Wethe who in common qualified co ll e ague, had disobeyed the e by pr r e e s c e o n r t din m g ay h o is r. imperial summons to repair to the place of are glad to see that he administered the best re ltpvahrateesisrs pressure es presumption,even ts, t a a d ss d e i m ti b on ly al How far this principle of interference, by their fotro, served b 3 weakening the Conservative s of Councillor ds, 51,756,986 Onditu: total, $51,322,8, sive of- debt, w in; a deficiency ary resources of the GoI of, perhaps, the largest exportat too truly is it o America' letter, the ite ordinary expenditure of the Customs require, at the present rate of large receipts of the present year ; o " duty must increase to the extent of Sir ifir "per annum." No such enhancement of thhisl ports can, however, be calculated upon ''cfyttiee reason for a long time to come could, would it be desirable ; since, w ere l/ ! . 00 g ticable at all, it would be a virtual 311 unc l° 04 )'11 14 the country with foreign produce, virl'i cll o s oll aggravate the evil now complained of . . 0 1 10 more ruinous extent. The drain upon aces abroad, and maintain t home, viroUld. be increased to an afil °llll. 4l . s . iv ° must, in* no long time, plunge the meet ba. whelmin,g panic more intense, and 1' in its influences, than the 13°1' probably the slightest conception of. Now this is a view of the case wia: sight, may not be very encouraging to out since it shows that there is a limit, and that - _ AV nt, perha: .eached, to our commercial intent . , vast republii d certai on record. Or fore, in e, eyed, 1 )een carried that such an all the more unpleasant to contempt the more impracticable to adopt, mercial body are of opinion that th e '''' oc to s ' consuming powers of the States h al ' of p lessened of late years, and that the C:f he 1p not yet recovered from the effects tbj of Panic. No wonder, in such a st at e .. that a great outcry should be raised O r 1.0 .- r e, ir d reform, not only in the federal esPellciliwidt4o also in the laws which regulate the - - foreign produce and manufactures. .i ill It is rather a remarkable fact, lie Pe of i „„je ol e portion to the extravagance of the P e ' o e 44 , United States, does their revenue be c° a P' . :.,„ all d it' t mented. The more silks, and sat'''l%llo7 and jewellery, and wines, and such 11 '.; r e(rj they consume, the greater becomes °lel 0 5 l'' ,/ This extravagance, as is well-lololl' e9 - J o carried, of late years, to a most l' ll/0 of 10 os e o iP' and has been, in fact, one principal , c et 0 of ' their commercial embarrassuleiltst' paPiCeif it was a principal cause of the 1 1 0 ed d ° f r ruinous effects of which were not O il Fe 0 ,1,1 14 ; own country, but extended to W 1 ; 1 ' 1 :1. 0° ° duced, as we all know only too we a l ' i c aif t i :v 4 ,, : evils among ourselves. The foreig - 0 6 1 r , e r tP" the United States, for the early lj se s i(r w' t o 4 5 0,. 40 ceding that panic, showed an i. : 01 1° fr tOY ill e oe of any previous year,—but with t 1,1)° I &ant feature in it as a hle tl3°- fie, off, wo f tef c of imports was proportionably g 1.61 0 'll l ' then 0 C 1 f ttheincrease of exports, and tha t, 066 i 01 01 ,1 4 balance of trade, or the direc t pr t ° 1 4 , , . , paratively less. For exanle ' 1 06 0, , 'e , ports of that y e ar amounted t ° ~,9 ; ; deduct am ou nt of specie $12,461,4 l'ie fe)Ai 1 f the total amount of imp orts o $348,428,342, —while the total es•port to $362,960,682; deduct expori 136,922; leaving total exports $293,823,660; which g i ves a ba lao against the Un ited States of $ 54 c S shown in one year. And it wa vhich the impor ,ional way, 02 asing the Y promoting at $15,00 Co tic „Tito Cr_.. Pre s -- "8 ettati qerpot 1) 11] th, th, 114 . e thi s , 44, 1 )een -444, Ai 4 f ot; re apt fgte se PA] 1 2 '10 Pricos 8 1 11 j'lsterda; Ihe kk k , .LN ° Ved, '- tb.lelliOr :Yrs t Vaan tia'% al tee sf 9„ at t . V)II at ktc, ka 4l ble li the 4,0 r Vot, t 4rri, Ih l th lti g able 4 41 e c