Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-08 00:00:00

tommertial, rills DAY This Day (Tuesday), the Bth instant, .at Twelve o'clock, at „.Browne, Hunter and Co.'s Oitice, 2, Dale-cat:eet, 336 Bags Bengal RICE. Apply to UNTEIt, -& CO., B This Day T tbm,..brok;erN' ofacc 200 Bags Bombay LINSEI EOO RAU 200 „ BenplAAPI 73 ~ Bomb, Apply tg Apply to sorrow (Wednesi Brokers' Office, Ant, at Ha Dal xmt TOOthIOOItIA SEED, GROUND N E, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers street, RALTIMTRE, all faults. Bombay NIADDER ROOT GARBLINGS ROOTS, DITTO, all fa SAPANW 001) Blt:C)IVE, lIL ER, & CO., per Patriot Qwen, froni Cal and John Broeldebank, Mer J EP I leutta;--=Apply to • IiSON Se TAYLOR, Bro: ON ACCOUNT OP. WUCar IT MAT CONCERN. • Postponed from Friday, the 4th inst. To-raorrow (Wednesday,) the Oth instant, at One o'cic A4c,.,‘ k. Exchang•e-street East, About 72 Casks OLIVE OIL 10 uarrets, ho Da— '' . ' :out tit 7 Loose GUM, 1, 200 SHEEP SKINS, 220 HIDES ~• and 3 Barrels 'BEES', WAX, saved from the wreck of the Victoria, from,Mogodore to Liverwud; lying at the Sheds for Wrecked Goods, northeast side Prince's Dock. At same time, One SKIP'S BOAT, lying on the Quay, north-east side Prince's Dock. Apply to PERCIVAL. OAMP.BELI„ %I.r. CO., 314 Brokers to the Liverpool Underwriters' Association. To-morro . ant, at T wr (Wedoesd Xt the Public iale-roota, Exchange-buildings, 857 Bags line Bengal SALTPETRE, 150 Hogsheads GINGELLY OIL. Apply to A.Lii and CO., Broker To-maorroN ling ex Cairo Apply to ,ek, in t 1 THURSDAY, Oa Thursda 13rok, an Ox ant .kiIUEL 1 ;d:ty, the 1 ant, at 1 D., Brol• ve o'cloct On Th Bro, Apply to per Pa T. Broc In Tht I , .inAed On Thursd now landing IloMorn DA.L • Oa ThurEaa ags Damaged 'clinic/1, , Prince the 10th in, nd,Chilton, Merchants ; or tol ind Co., Erokers. Fine Bomb , ow t outport >and 590 tons ' buildels' Incas' ~. ...efeet 6 thorottzhiv vet ; breadth, 2.9 feet 9 •-met.:l fastened, a Can lannchecl ii CUNARD, WILSON, \383 41-100 toi breadth, 24 - , Lt between deck k, Hull. Sb. AL sheathed with felt and sed E 1, and in May last wt conveyance of 'paSserigers to Qs of - the Passer' Vissth; zu 5-att. FOR SALE, superior NE W rement. 43 fees hing, and to outfit ai reet finch ; depth, 17 stripped and rein a and crew, and has- ;ear being ne sails and running s all new. For inyeato and further particulars apply on board, or to Robert Gart and Son, Ship Brokers, Hull ; or to D. A. B. MURRAY, 110, Buchan- Ln-street B RQ KER THE ur ALN STEAMER:S AND APPOINTED . BIi.OKE OF ADMIRALTY R,S To THE Walmer-buildings; Water-street MONETARY AND COAT ERCIAL rvrooi The Cotton Market to-day has been though exhibiting rather less animation than 'wa manifested during the last day or two. The sales amounted to 8,000 bales, of which 1,000 were for export or taken on speculation. Prices were not changed The Liverpool Railway Share Market wore more re-assuring aspect to-day, and prices ralliei a little; but the amount of business done ww rather small, and the market closed without much rained the advan hncinr.ce Sheffield stock 141b5., at 7 , 4 d. to 70. ; damagel sid. to Bd.; covers 41d. to 4-:!u. per lb. ; Madras brined, heavy average 9:1,- lbs.,' at''6ld. ; 2nds at sd. to 51d. ; 3rds at 4d..per lb. Stock, 32,000 hips, 1,800 Buffalo Hides. Hair Import, 140 bales, 47 bags. Sales, 172 bales, 13 bags Horns : Import 62,000 ; sales 123,000 River 'Plate 10,000 Australian, 4,500 West Coast, and 13 Buffalo Horns. At the public sales on the 13th ul heavy Horns were in tai.: demand at is. to 15..6u decline quay a niport 200 tons. Sold from the ,t £6•ss. to £G 10s:per ton The following appeared in a portion of our im- presion of yesterdal MONEY MARKET, The English Funds have exhibited great steadiness -day, and the market has been supported by. good :cotrnts from the Paris Bourse. On the other hand, :1 active cod by the continuance of eniand for discount. At the bank, to-day, application discount heavier than previous Saturdays. pen market there was less pressure, and in rare cases las business done below 21 per cont.—Times. Dff Y decidedly firm. .e but firm, the es havinf; been more favc In the money market the best bills per cent., and more business than £8 15s_, itrato of to £4E fill. ; ao LIVER 'IDOL CATTLE MARK} air demand' or good Cattle and. Sheep at ;es ;• middlifig . aud inferior dull and much llutton, 6d. t0,77,c 71; Sheep, f. ESTER SHARE MARKET, N umber Nov. 7 THE DERBY BANQUET. gow ready, in a separate Form, Price 11c1., AREPORT of the SPEFCHES at the DERBY BANQUET. The object of this PUblication is to moet the demand which still continues for Monday's Xortliern, Times, ciontahiing the Report of the Banquet, o' exhausted by Monday aft Published at the Nora ;treet, Liverpool anpression'of which was all Tipples Office, 13; South John- a practical character, and, as such, eminently suited to convey instruction to the working classes, for whose benefit it was composed and delivered. ALTHOUGH their plans are kept ominously secret and give but faint indications of their real nature and object, we believe we are right, in suspecting that the Liberals are preparing for a struggle of some preten4l n to-morrow. It is not improbable that the: ir recent desperate at tempt to gain a party victory, under the cover and by the induce ment of an universally respected name, will be repeated. Gentlemen in the Council may be assured, that if opposition to the Conservative candidate is made to take the shape of an approval of the character of the present Mayor, and of his fitness for re-election, yet nothing is a reality more dissimilar from the real motive of the Radical party. It is very- rarel y that our disinterested opponents give way to the weakness such amiability as this ; and its very affecta- rivenmpz. Iturori 5 the best pr g to Ix buovanc' acted included sales of Bit cashire and Yorkshire, 9C Manchester, Manchester, She; and Lincoln, 35;1. ; Midland, 106.1 c Ox heads at 774 Worcestey, and Wol7e Eastern, 23 1-16, 9 11-16 ; Royal Rol Grand - Trur of Can Ches. & B'head.. 77'4 Caledonian . . . 92 93 N. 11 11 3—J6 Yc E.Counti E. L. Sto 102 103 Lan. and York Ln. & Nor. W Midloud A 60 - I( irm appea maintained a tional advance was est Uonsols op, noted on Saturday and continued throughout•the iuoi supported, the latest ciuotatioz Money and presen December . Account, but with a qUiei r busine Reduced Three Per Cents. have been dealt in 95 t.; New Three per Cents. at the same; Inc; cou_nt at the k, at tho NORTIIERN DAMY The HUDSON'S BAY SEAL 40, Bold-s4eet A each, at the New Shawl I.IELLARD and lionaso: TO CORR,ESPO.N Vindicator" is respectfully decline Short letters are encouraged on matters of . public interest They should be legibly .v Linder no circumstances can we insert accompanied by the authc necessarily for publication, but comin Lq paperonly ations not Ld ,address, not ;ood faith ;ke agoTtlyrn 7 ÜBSDAY, NOP MBBR 8, THE DAY'S NEWS The Australian mail, which a: has further details of the information that was received, in anticipation, towards the close of last week. As was a' known. ICS lepth 1J feet G in. a . ssea A 1 for 13 Win be ;tions in bullion to -day Recent supplies of gold ansmission abroad.—Laily purchased for LIVERPOOL COTTON 'MARKET A quieter feeling has prevailed in the Cotton market to-day, but prices continue without change. The sales including .120 Bahia, at 70. per . lb. ; 400 Egyptian, I. to 92d. per lb. ; SOO Surat, at 4g-d. to 6d. per lb. ; - bales, of which 1,000 arc on n and ior export. Nov. 7 are repor tea B,C LIVERPOOL PRODUCE dARKET, Nov. 7 We have had a fair inquiry for ,West India Sugar, the siness consisting of 140 hhds. 160 bags Demerara, at s. 6d. to 38s. 3d. for Muscovado, and 43s 3d. for onus. AuLigua aL dos. ou. per ewt. 20 puncheons indirect Cuba Muscovado I._ per ow lice in Bum or Coffee n fair demand, 14.000 bags new Rangoon having realized 100., 1,500 bags Bedgal 9 9d., and 900 bags Arracan 98. per cwt ' bags White Pepper, at 611, at 6d. to 61d. per lb. ;onds Castor Oil 31 Tarta 01l Jme lia-rubbex n, trade had become 3 had , com- a mining corn dull, although the wool shipmer menced, and active speculations The Australian ports are panies were going on now protected. by six vessels of war,—an arr; meat comprising eighty-two guns, and one sand men,—and a strong force of military • thou- teers and police INT imilar defensive purposes three batteries vere about to be erected with tie object estimated to cost until the, whole of ti 'he most impc the main anticipatee ssful storming of belonging to a race of pira though not without soir object, however, hz legiment, it wi A very interesting lett to Mr. W. S. Lind which we have co Young nterest .ed from a contemporary journal, will be found in anotl 1; aid its )o - Lnted .ere tOw h. aome., the rr. ;hings, e SO muc ss of the people, -w habit to the appropri e moved by no marked antipa imilation, as 1' notice the other day,—if the .e to be a. e furt the for implisil be seen, had SC on the ; Shippi: /rived yesterday, 11 for tion on the present occasion adds to the defor- mity of their secret intentions The great and only object is to reject the Conservative nominee; to inflict an indirect blow upon political com- petitors through the prese at occupant of the Civic chair, as they vainly attempted to do the member for other day, through the late respected South Lancashire, We trust that Mr. Pi/ES' is too high-minded not to fol ow the elistingu example of Mr. BRowN, who refused to be the cat's-paw of party mauceuverers, though it was :s own party they belonged tc It might be difficult to d cover the motive of this superabundant aetil —and. that 30, in matter not dir )f politics. , ast at this crisis as moderate :hoose to represent it 1 brow )11 am landish regio ity of taste or s to select the submit the old ,thies, and, even ye took oc asion to an ass NOVEMBER 8, 1859 feat the Conservative choice of the iv cent Alder- manic candidate 1 to foist Radical —who are bending every nerve Council, under. various pleas, Aldermen at Lorrow's ready to make , se of the a general acceptability of the a the semblance successor. sorts of rtisan electic ice of tve and 1: ; and who are • high charade/ • present Mayor; victory aous pleas position of gained, they sympathy- without recog. sonal cl We call upon refuse. t ure eve ze chc Lrtifice, advance c advant ; 4 srl Ise without liberality reciprocat which the : 'll' Or ed for to-morrow's decision The C our somewhat CT :ck at no Professions, to gain a thout )n of services— tion of general interests, or per- the Conservative members of the it these machinations, 0 , 1 1(.1 not to s have -wlth, coders , olumns to a notice of our conte ln : -Review, has devoted tw° ° t ite most And. certainly it ls 'anent to our Conser compliment, ind dwelt with esr animity whi .vative Cabinet for it on the very quc s dispensed more c Immon convictic ais supp (WS five lea eed, to tie Cf —that the clever or nothing in it for the 'al fault-finding pre' e, at the circum3 ..,e Of l'°ra but he c perhaps no Mirk' iar CT whici .cident rent opinio: common cons' ie first ted upon, in c of this great 3Y, and has been so c emora ble e do no more porary, the S its st glorious DEP ;light compli here,—no sligh servative party He sneers, on the cor , that while N' with ~,„r i trl' le of t t erir.b plained b repeated s: a view 'nett in batin g ~ ll lTp~~~ ve vat4 the 6 Riti 7 4 an et the :ers' Office, Victoria-buildings, 2 B. Bales Alpaca WOOL, ex Elear 6 „na DITTO, cx ljrug daniaged by sc next. 10th instant, at Half-east Twelve o'elPtic, tia-buildings, South Chapel-street. On Thursd at the Broker's Ohl( 229 Chests CONGIU, 907 Boxes Scented ORANGE -PEKOE, „ CAPER, ,chests GUNPOWDER and JAVA TEA Apply to 11. R. WHISTLER & CO.. Broker FRIDAY, )n Friday next, the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the 160 Bales JUTE, K Diamond GS&Co 3, - just landed es Peerless, Albert Dock. Apply to T. and IL LITTLEDALE and 'CO.. Brokers, on Yriday, next, the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at th Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, 139 lice Bombay BROWNE, HUNTER. & CO., Brokers. Apply to On account of whom it may concern. On Friday next, the 11th instant, at One o'etock, at the , Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, ' 400 Roles Surat COTTON, all faults, just landed ex Sovereign of the Seas, from Bombay. Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers. NEXT WEEK By Orderof the Executors of the late John 11. Nicholson, On Monday, the I4th inst.., at Twelve o'clock, on. the Premises, Bktckstock-street, Vauxhall-road, - About 1,600 Limed Ballalo PICKER BENDS, GLUE PIECES, and SIZEING. 70 Dry HIDES, large STAGE for Drying, POLES, BEAMS, WEIGHTS and SCALES, OFFICE FIXTURES, OLD IRON, &c. Also, a HORSE, CART and. GEAR. . For further particulars and-catalogues apply to GEORGE FREDERICK MARTIN & CO., • HIDE BROKERS, 4, Lancaster-buildings, Tithebarn-strect. • On 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 ArexaS. Apply to Messy Fred. Huth Sz Co:, Merchants ; or to MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, CO., Broker On Thursday, the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Public Sileroom, Exchange-buildings, 100 Chcsts Bengal INDIGO. For further particulars apply to T. and H. LITTLEDALE and CO., Brokers. On Friday next, the 18th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 18, Hackin's-hey, 200 Tons RAPESED and other OILCAKE, V. 0. WOODS, Broker. Apply to ®lt TO EXPORTERS. ON SALE, 1,000 dos. Jars Refined Table SALT, in lots to suit purchasers; suitable for the Australian, China, markets. W. RoCKLIFF, . '-street, Oldhall•street. TO EXPORTERS AND THE TRADE M. SALOMON, Importer of every dwription of . TOYS, LEATHER GOODS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, F NCY MERCHANDISE and TOYS of Every Kind; Whole sale and for Export, 73 and 75, DUKE-STREET. The above goods can be had in bond. tlessets tor c l,urtiatt. • Unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty. On Thursday next, the 10th instant, at Three o'clock, at CI Wilson, and Co.'s Saleroom, Exchange, Liverpool, The Brigantine I : kk 1 95 tons registerA. L L eng i tt, 6 1 9 get N 5-10ths ; breadth, 4 ~. .._ 20 feet 5-10ths ; de? th, 10 feet. Built at Lancas ,=-77.71-ter in 1815, was doubled from keel to coverin^ , board, and thoroughly overhauled at a cost of £570 in 1857, when she was classed red star; carries about 140 tons on ten feet water , and is well suited for a c oaster . Apply t o CUNARD, WILSON, & CO. Brokers. , Peremptorily and without reserve.—By order of th On Thursday next, the 10theuilsTa'Ve'a'; Three o'clock, at Cunard, Wilson, , t . 0. 4 1 : - .‘ , Saleroom, Exchange, Liverpool, " and Co • ANNI The well-known steam-tug ROBERT BURNS; 95 tons gross measurement. Length, 84 feet 6-10ths ; breadth, 15 feet 8-10ths ; depth, 9 feet , 4-10ths. Built of wood at Gateshead in 1837, and has been well taken care of. Her engine and stores are in good order, and she may be inspected at Tranmere, where she now lies. Apply to CUNARD, WILSON, and CO., Brokers. On Thursday next, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Sale-room, Walmer-buildings' Water-street, A Quantity of WRECKED STORES, . 14 , Ht i , Consisting of Anchors, Chains, Sails, Standing Running Rigging, Boats, Masts, Spars, 1.4.44 1 &c., saved from the wreck of the schooner Char -- tertield. Lyin g in Messrs. G. Robertson & Sons' Warehouse, Ansdell-street; Masts and Spars lying on the Duke's Ground, Duke's Dock. Apply to CURRY, KELLOCK & CO., Brokers. By a Decree of the High Court of Admiralty. the 17th instant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' room, Walmer-buildings, Water-street, The Barque PHILIP LAING, ';1, •, , Sk A , 459 tons register ; built at Sunderland in 1546, ?'",, 7 ;, • and then classed A 1 at Lloyd's for 11 years; this year she received a thorough overhaul, and was ''continued for 4 ears;y in 1858 was re-metalled to ood order. Dimensions : length, 120 10ths ; depth, 19 feet 5-10ths. rticulars apply to On Thursci hull, Gill Debentures of this yea and Exchequer Bills, In the Wiglish Rai: 96f4; 'ditto business was done, and pi altered from those of Saturd was towards improvemen per cent. better, Berwie] tion higher. The Market for Fore attract much attention, tained with marked fire of business done havir advance. Mexican are as nave 3panish and Brazilian to Turkish iproTted Sixes to 68+ and, 691, quoted 1104:4, and the iN The quotation for Freric past twelve was 70 20, t sequently to the open' described beino. firmer. Con. Money „ Account THE PTINDI , . . . 961 Exchequer Bills A. Not. &E. J. Caledonians . . Dutch Rhenish RAILWAY 64- 09iS lrket, little matei7ia .e tendon Eastern Counties 554 6 East Lancashire . as are Edinbgh. & Glas. 79 80 Great Northern 1021 „ A. 884 9 Ge. ? Western 651 Gt. W. Canada Gd.Tk. of Ca. 911-16 13-16 Gt. S. and W.. .107 109 Bouth-Easteri id Midlands a frac- but rarities did not lues were aness, r )een effected per cent:hgher :tent. Original ge7 Victoria Loan is Indian ditto 1031 ! - 1 Rentes pit ten mini ,0 70 15, and sub. ce ; the -marke RIMS J34nk Stock .....225 Three per Cents. 95-4 ikiext Account .. Lana:&Yorkshire 966 7 N.lArestern. 95t 1 - L. dial S. 95 LeedalsTorthern..' 46 : 1 Mftn:Sheff. &Lin. 35 Midland Stock —lo6+ North British .. 59-1- N. Staffordshire. • S. E. and Dover. 77 York,New &Ber. .89 71 York &N. Mid . .74k HIDES In, their monthly Circular, dated to-day, Messrs. Martin and Co. say :-The arrivals during the past month front the River Plate comprise the Nina, Town of Liverpool, and Brwmar, from Buenos Ayre s , an d th e Camoes, from Uruguay, bringing 16,495 salted ox an d cow hides, and 11,169 salt e d horse hides ; the Lerida, from Monte Video, and the Willhelmine Catherina, from Rio Grande, have also arrived with bones and bone ash. The imports from other quarters are confined to 3,110 drysalted hides from the Brazils, and 15,000 E. I. kips. The market for salted hides during the past mouth has been very quiet, holders asking 81d. per lb. for good salted B. A.'s, buyers refusing to give more than 84-d. until the 3rd instant, when a small par cel at auction brought 80. to 81d. At these prices, but little.business can be done, but at qd. our stock could be considerably reduced. The sales during the month amount to 4,979 hides, which comprise--B.A. heavy ox, average 591 to 62 : 11b5., at BN. to 81d., tare Sibs. • light ox, average 48-1- to 491-lbs., at Bid. to 83d. per lb., tare 4lbs. ; cows, average 4441b5., at Bd. per lb.; tare 41bs. ; bulls, average 91 to 941b5., atld per lb., tare 7lbs. ; M. V. heaq ox, average 6P-lbs., at 80. per lb., tare 5 lbs. ; cows, average 49,1 8 to 511b5., at 71-d. per 1b.,, tare 41bs. Stock, 37,516 hides. Rio Grande Hides : No imports, sales, or stock. Dry Hides: No import, sales, or stock. Horse Bides: Import, 11,169. In consequence of the large quantity of hides brought forward, we have again had a dull market, with a poor demand; and some sales show a further decline of 6d. per hide on the prices paid last month. The sales amount to 11,600, at the following rates:-B. A., average 333 to 37 lbs. at 12s. 11d. to 14s. ' • damaged, at 9s. to 10s., average 29 to 311 lbs. at 113.6 d. to 125., 243 lbs. at 9s. 11d.'to 10s. ; heated, at 6s. 11d. to 7s. ' • sound colts, average 193 to 21 1-7 lbs. at 53." Bd. to Bi., avera g e 13 lbs. at 4s. 6d. M. V., 321- lbs., at 10s. 2d. to 105.6 d. • heated, &c., average 20Z to 32 ?lbs. at 7s. Bd. to 9s. 3d. Stock, 48,575 hides. New South \Vales Hides: No import, sales, or stock. Brazil Hides: Import, 3,110 hid es. These hides have been in good demand for export, the majority of the month's import being sold, previous ' to arrival, for the continent. The sales on the.spot amount t o 1,850, which comprise Ceara's, sound,ave7age 32 to 3211bs at 9 1 d • (a parcel, slightly heated), average ; p a er ge l d b ,. at st 2 k l. ; heated 24o hid at es Ist damp and country Ilides, se f i c r o s n t ds cl , a , 3 6 s id av p e a le . r , 6 5 d. ' 2nd at 43d. to jr, - -41. West ' Coast Hides: Import nil. The sales r a e o.e co 2 n 7 fi t ri t ed . lb. ''N o to a few dry lining 341b5., old. to 10 : td.; stock. West India Hades : No import, sales, or stock. ° North American Hides : No import, sales, or stock. East India Kips : Import 15,700. The demand for kips, during the month has not been so brisk, and prices for most descriptions may be quoted about id per lb. lower; the sales during the month amount to 23,000 kips, which include Calcutta thysalted, good cure, sound, average 71 lbs., at 13 0. ; Bengals, fair to good, averag e to 7' lbs., at 12d. to 121 d. average 8 lbs. at nia. to ~ Ist rubbed, average 7 1 to 7Z- lbs. at 91....t09 , d. ; 2nds7d. to 71. d. ; light, Ist 16 to 10-2 113'5., at at 138 d. ttil3 Id. ; Ist heavy, a BLZ-d. to 92-d.; 2nds at 6,td. to 7 ONE OF THE PASSENGERS BY THE ROYAL CHARTER. —A young man, named Anthony Belt, one of the pas sengers by the ill-fated Royal Charter,who was drowned when the ship parted, had returned from Australia for the purpose of comfortin his father, who had lost another son in the beginning of the year by drowning. His death was not only peculiarly distressing from this circumstance, but is deeply to be regretted on other grounds. He was a heroic young sailor, whose life, though short, had already been celebrated by many noble deeds. In the month. of July, 1853, he shipped as third officer on board the ill-fated Boorneuf, at Melbourne. The vessel, while attempting to run into Torres Straits, struck upon a reef. Anthony Belt stood by the vessel to the last. On a general rush being made to the cutter, he endeavoured to persuade a part to re main with him and make an attempt to launch the boat which remained amidships. About three o'clock in the morning she broke in two, and as they did not get the boat amidships launched, they had to re ma i n expose d t o the storm until d a ylight. Twice did young Bel' into the sea with a line to establish a coma LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. The following public sales are advertised for to-mor -Sugar, 550 hhds. West India, and 3,000 bags , 2,500 bags native Ceylon 100 cases 0 bags of Costa Rica. Cocoa, 150 Coffee, 4. Tndia, and 2 SUGAR.—This article is steady, one small floating cargo of Havannah sold since Friday at previous prices. COFFEE has been- in full .demand; 3,00 bags good Rio sold afloat—price not named, as it is a re-sale of the Active cargo. —The market remains quiet aq.-150 bales Surat sold. COTTO: RICE S In other articles no material alteratio, LONDON CORN MARKET.—Nov. 7. of all grain still small. Weather fine, with Ld. Supplies of English Wheat very limited : of is. •on Monday was asked and obtained ith difficulty. Foreign held for an advance of ls., hich checked sales. Barley in demand at last rates. an advance . of 6d. on Monday. is obtained, and al e a brisk sale. Flour dull, at 30s. for Norfolks. Supplic BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—Nov. 7 The duty having been declared at a miich higher rate that was generally expected, considerable heaviness pre vailed in the demand for all kinds of .Hops, and prices have a drooping tendency. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.—Nov. 7. The supplies of each kind of fat stock were - very moderate, compared with Monday last. The trade generally ruled steady, and in some instances prices had an upward tendency. Beef, 2s 10d to 4s 10 ; mutton, 3s 2d to 5s 2d; veal, 4s to Os; pork, 3s Gd to 4s 8d per 81bs, &c. Total supply : Beasts, British 5,360, foreign 1,110 ; sheep, British 23,820, foreign 4,110 ; calves, British 168, foreign 102 ; pigs, British 460. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—Nov. 7 The market is quiet, at the subjoined prices :—Town fallow; 60s. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 595. 3d. ; all the year, 595. ; December, 595. LONDON MINING MARKET.—Nov. 7 The Mining market to-day is steady, with a fair amount of business in shares in East Wheal Russell, Wheal Mary Ann; Hingston Downs, South Condurrow, Pelyn Wood, East Caradon, East Cam Brea, and St. Ives Consols Mines. In the Stock Exchange East Wheal Russell shares are officially marked 11, and Wheal Mary Ann, 341 to 34. Mariquita Mining shares remain flat, and are marked 7s. 6d. Scottish Australian Mining have been dealt in at par. BELFAST CORN MARKET.—NOVEAIBER 7. White Wheat 9s. 10d. to 10s. 9d.; red, Os. 6d. to 10. 3d. Oats 7s. to Ss. per cwt. CORK CORN MARKET.—Nova 7. White Wheat, 245. to 255. 9d. ; red, 20s. to 245. 6d.; Oats, 10s. to 13s. 4d. CORK BUTTER MARKET.—Nov. 7. Firsts, 117 s. ; Seconds, 115 s. ; Thirds, 101 s.; Fourths, 955. ; Fifths, 78s. ; Sixths, 565. GLASGOW IRON MARKET.—Nov. 7 No. 1,51 s. 6d. to 51s. 9d.; Warrants ' 51s. Bd. to 51s. 10d. ; Makers' Iron, 51s. 6d. to 51s. 9d. ; No. 3, Ms. 6d. to 51s. 9d. Market steady. Denisal will be manner in which it meets sc fallacies of the clay Lindsay, as is well k: of the popi Ur. Young are deeply terested in British shipping, and the reader N difficulty in deciding which i and faithful friend of that great national interest There is reason to believe that the despatch of General Cass, at Washington, to the American Minister at London, in reply to Lord John Russell's communication to c xe no s the most consistent own Min Vashington, in rc ation to the S is not one so full of hope as was em speedy and amicable s The American papers, we observe, a reply to the British Government, be approved by the imous verdict of the 3.013 t Of of be place American people American ' people appear to be determi lift s 6, when the ed to retain San Juan, patch of the Amer right or wrong, the des -.lean Cover one very likely to be acceded to by Great Britain The worst of is, in a Republic like that of the United States, that it is not so a question T, In w Much what is 'right and fa that the Government looks, to, as to " the verdict of the American people." And this i In dispute, ected, as to a the aft vlilch will s one reason why it will always be so diffict relations with such a Government in an amicable to maint satisfactory manner On Saturday evening, one of those pleasing public interminglings between the aristocracy and large bodies of the working classes, for which the last few years have been remarkable, took at Accrington, in this county. The occasic on of the meeting was the distribution of prizes, and other•marks of distinction, among the students of the Lancashire Union of Educational Institutes. The distribution took place in the. Peel Institute, and the chief participators in the celebration, apart from the recipients of the prizes and their fellow students, were Lord Brougham and Lord Stanley. The remarks of the first named noble lord were full of past reminiscences, fraught with practical lessons derived from experience and long continued observation, and the fruits of these he applied with his customary facility of adaptation. The address of Lord Stanley was rendered vivid, by the animating vitality of hope. He looked at the present more as it were with an, eye to the future, than as reflecting the past. While recog nising and extolling the exertions which had already achieved so much, he directed attention to them mere as means to attain a still higher position—as lights to illuminate the path of pro gress, than as halting places, far less destinations, on the road to knowledge and to excellence the style in which he treated his subject, the address of Lord Stanley was hopeful and en raging; and, as such, it elicited unbounded appro- It deserves, and will reward an attentive perusal—indeed, a careful study. The stormy weather which we have experi enced to so distressing a degree here for a con siderable time past, has been, it, appears, wide spread in its range, as well as destructive in its effects. To-day we publish a catalogue of ship ping disasters, which have occurred on different portions of the coast, so extensive and varied in their character as to bear out the averment that the present season has had no parallel since the disastrous winter of eighteen hundred and fifty four. A lecture was delivered last night, in the school-room of St. Paul's Church, Prince's-park, by our observant, able, and eloquent townsman, Air. T. M. Mackay, on the 'subject of his recent escperiences in Aus tralia, to whi, any, it nu be remembered, he last year made a vo 'age on the Re' to by a numerous audier among the old Libc s to the danger of ex leories, and of the issue which d ;wised or tenta- tive democrats secre y wish to pr .ipitate But if .1 men are in reality eqin conservative and equally ,gressiye, what mean this restlessness these artifices of cunning, these serpen- tine attempts, these dark and underhand experi- ments, gathering fresh pretension at each ap success—of .a discontented and nice .of aspiring minority, in the Co. ? We are at a oss to find out the over-: motive which , an seem to justify to ii.polit:cia .h low chicanery, so n andsonzeness, so as that with m latterly distinguish- ly, whether it much petula: a certa in busy set have bee ,no. local affairs We put i s Conservatives that have been most earnest in imparti ng a political chara eter to passing con tests ? We indeed thought it ~proper to urge upon our Conservative friends t sit e positive neces- of taki .ng up the gauntlet which the adver- sary had thrown• down. We saw that he . had prepared for, rough work, that e had openly an- flounced one object of effort, and one guidance to Municipal choice,—the supremacy of a political party in the town. But the position of the pre sent Mayor, the willingness that some few con- Eervatives in the Council have foolishly, and too precipitately, shown to vote for his re-election, is a proof that Conservative aseendar. does not mean a selfish appropriation of offices, or a tyrannic imposition of opinions, or a rejection of general sympathies ; but merely the impartation of a certain tone, the slight modification of public measures, the atmosphere in which moderation, high-minded intelligence, enlightened apprecia- tion of old principles and new necessities, of popular prejudices and, ancient rights and truths, produce the highest type of virtuous citizenship, patriotic sentiment, and efficient reform. If, in our yesterday's article, the phrase liberal Con servatism escaped. us, we gave expression to the character, which all its allies—which its great patrician exponent a week ago, justified and will justify as inalienably belonging to the cause and the intentions' of the Constitutional party nothing short of, and nothing more than this, that fully denotes those principles which are in some measure committed to the keeping of our Conser vative representatives in the Council. It is these sentiments of Constitutionalisra and patriotism, that challenge the unrelenting opposition of a small and arrogant knot of factionists, whose only work, as yet marked out in prospect, as yet, affording inspiration to their anxiety and zeal, is that of indiscriminate and reckless destruction. If the Council were given up to the sway of moderate men of both shades of opinion, no motive would remain for internal strife and dis- sension. We do not much doubt, that on the municipal stage Liberals might find Conservatives liberal enough, and Conservatives might find Li— berals conservative enough The real question ncil is to be now at issue, is,—whether the Cou: given up to the domination of an unscrupulous league with ,the lique, who are, themselves, in extremest and most dangerous politicians in the !ountry ? These are the m who inspired the nan placards, meant I to teach faction to Mun pal El it here a g an unanswerable, rola eh '7l2t cavillimrs with political opponents have been so - ;h i e 11 e Touring to neutralise the good effe it upon the public opinion of the nation. t o' something, moreover, to be constrained to as our contemporary has been, that " it " great advantage to a party w h en the leaders )oth Houses occupy th e i r P°sitiall with° nett)' spate or j earougy,"_ an d it i s sog more cora- to c°'fe" important, because still endatory om such a uarter as well as his personal character, " secure the deference of his followers ti has shewn considers: DERBY'S rank an d eloquence' n aturaui, a d tb,' le tact ' e 'ele; " Wh tt "" 1 0t uter o , ", 11 1 • .111,1 'fluteri °llllcilii 111 looicau, Merits, i: lery resi of th e ° t th • e Corpc Ible t o . r k „ „ /4 .Y be Vrit hope 1 ~~ P Lte f 4 tt.4' ot "tit tx4icti Mr. Di ing or overcoming the prejudices WIP.; ly challenged and defied." A ) 1111 ; try, we say, of whom all this can be declared' and declared by an enemy,—must cert " soften " he original been one .of no merit : character and position to maintain t e dig of ,the Qovernment, and promote'the ater eSl' the people. we wish, at present, more r But wl .tio o >, larly to remark upon, is the arse ingenious Drt +a -l' contemporary. that with re '- the cordial reception of what wa s ad d° ;601 ~:a r v, a , t , i t s h - e e leaders on c t il o e : e r . ca: occasion referred Liverpool , er inv? natural pleasure i n disc ° 1 00 m voting for their own colours , t ile ! tte rb; illustrating so re b y. unintelligible doctrine of political pili l°s°P t 0 1 This is said with special reference t° wilti- them by the Consi " tives found 'that " been unconsciously from Mr. DISRAELI respecting his achie in finance, as Chancellor of the Exc have quite forgotten the character of aking such an assertion as that, 11 11 F " Liverpool Conservatives" to whom. he meet/ Had the occasion been an Agricultura l had the company been composed 111/ %0/ mainly, nf simple-minded farmers and Y e°.- lo ti: there might have been some ground fur ' B.- d ` t ie , supposed, about the unconscious Must° some " unintelligible doctrine of politica l ie 're ° i " sophy." But the party at the Banque t li d; ° A. a very different complexion. The gre at 0 (11 ; v them knew quite as much about finalle Mr. DISRAELI himself,—many of thew deal more, in its practical bearings a t le ce ' d whatever doctrine they, by their pr e " by their approval of what they heard' ass o trating, they were doing it, we may re o tig ° tl l perfectly consciously, and as being ft 0,5 intelligible and appreciable. It was from •no " blind adherence to the same writer has insinuated, that th e uv iestcl el' fives of Livirpool met their great natioll'". ri " at their magnificent Banquet. It is not in °l e l 1.1 0 of the Conservatives, he may depen d uPell etc there is to be found " the entire n.egatior-t °", a o' " theory, principle, and dogma which e°ll,, The " tmguish a politi ca l p ar ty from a facti °lli, d ti t a " th e ory, p • 'lls ti .rate Conservatives dogma," and one that certainly c, • In that combination of political action deed guided, and in cc they are Banquet has doubtless contributed to stl -Rongf and confil As the on an eq hey d ot l t ll 4 ( 4 01 , At o b to ti441)1: 4 i t ' L qi th ck ck 4 l th,_e a k . 4) 4 t thl:(141