Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-06-27 00:00:00

In Thursday's impression we announced the fact that a Man named Spollen, a coach-painter, had been arrested in Dublin on the charge of murdering Mr. Little. We are now in possession of full particulars of the arrest, and the means by which it was accomplished, which we proceed to give. On Wednesday morning, about half-pest nine o'clock, a man named James Spollen, a painter, in the employment of the Midland Great Western Railway Company, was arrested at the Broadstone terminus by Mr Superintendent Gay and Ihipector Ryan, of the G division of the detective police, charged on suspicion with being implicated in the murder of Mr. Geeorge Samuel Little at the Broadstone terminus on the evening of the 13th of November, 1856. The prisoner was conveyed to the Frederick-lane police station-house, where he was placed in the custody of Sergeant Hughes. Mr Superintendent Gay then pro eeeded to Capel-street police-office, and requested the Sitting magistrate (Mr. O'Donnell) to receive informa tions made by the wife of the prisoner, who accused him with having committed the murder. In the Statement, made to Mr. Superintendent Guy, she asserts that on the night of the 13th of November, her husband teturned to his residence about eig o'clock, bringing with him a buckle, full of gold and silver, which he told her was Little's money ; stating, at the same time, that he had killed him, and that she saw him burn a p icket-book, and take off his cravat and throw it into the fire. She also says that his clothes were dabbled over with blood-stains, 'which he covered with paint, and that he fully related to her the manner in which he effected the murder and robbery, and how he made his escape along the roof of the terminus. She further stated that she waisted her husband in conceal ing the money, and that she would point out the two places which it had been deposited. With reference to the ham ster and razor found in the canal by the police, she says that the hammer belonged to Spollen, but she had not then seen the razor found. She says that her husband was greatly excited on the day the razor was found, and adds that Idler the murder he pur, it into a case prior to his throwing it into the canal. The reasons assigned by Mrs. Spollen for giving this information to the police were a Strange feeling of fear and dread she had of her husband, and also from intense anxiety of mind and from conscien tious motives. Mrs. Spollen is about forty years of age, Well-looking, and the mother of four children, and it is Stated that she lived on good terms with her husband. The magistrate refused to comply with the request of Mr. Guy to receive informations against the prisoner on the evi dence of his wife only. At a subsequent period in the day, James Spollen, son to the erisoner, and a fittter's appren tice in the workshops at the Broadtone terminus, was arrested and conveyed to Chancery-lane station-house, and placed in clurgc of Sergeant Kavanagh, of the G division, Where he is still detained, for the purpose of being brought up as a witness against the father. The two Places pointed out by Mrs. Spollen where her husband and herself deposited the money, without light, on the bight of the 13 h of last November, must have been toadied, under the circumstances, with much peril and difficulty. They are situate at the western side of the cattle Platform adjoining the boundary wall of the North Dublin Union Workhouse grounds ; and were it not for the information which had been given by Mrs. Spollen, the person who placed his booty there heed have little fear that it would ever have been dis covered. One of the hiding places selected is an open space between the workhouse boundary wall and that of the tattle platform. This space is about six feet wide and about twenty feet deep, covered with large stones and gravel at the bottom. The other hiding place is the bottom of a privy, through which the stream known as the "Bra dope," runs at a depth of twenty-five feet. Access to this Place was effected by the persons hidingthe money through It small aperture by which the stream passed out. A grown Person must have found considerable difficulty in forcing his way on hands and knees when getting into this frightful Place. Active search after he missing money was commenced Y Sergeants Craven and Meyers, assisted by Constable Donnelly (119 C) at about ten o'clock, and long and W eary were their efforts. It was found necessary to remove the flooring of the privy, and in the centre of the Sham beneath the stream referred to could scarcely be seen, as it rushed through its channel leading under the ,‘culcsay. A ladder having been procured, Constable Donnelly descended, when it was found that the statement Slade by Mrs. Spollen was perfectly correct. In a small Paint tub containing about four pounds weight of red lead a canvas bag was discovered, which, on being lifted by the constable, burst, as it was quite rotten from the damp. This bag, which contained £67 5s in silver and copper, Was at once identified as one of those which had been taken from the office of Mr. Little on the night of his murder. The result of the search in the other hiding place woe, that after large quantities of stones had been Shifted, £1,321 and some odd shillings were discovered in !lOUs, gold, silver, and copper, made up in several small parcels , apparently in the same amounts; and when _, t heY arrived ts , t Mr. Little's office from the several stations s'eng the line, the moneys in each parcel, comprising notes, rd, silver, and copper, were mixed up together. 2Te of the notes are partially defaced and rotten, an dsome them have been reduced to mere fragments. n A mongst the money found in this place were several 'g e es of paper, which were ieentified by Mr. Ch amberlain as having been taken from the cash °tee on the night of the murder. On one piece of this riper he recognised Mr. Little's name in his own .) a bdwriting. After the £132 and the £67 5s thus uiscovered and the £47 7s 6cl found at the top of the °airway leading to the trimming loft adjoining the carriage factory, some months since, together with £5O, the disposition of r hich the police allege that they have traced, £4O still remains undiscovered of the amount Which had been carried off by the murderr from the office ?f Mr. aitole. The clothes which Mrs. Spollen states her husband wore on the night of the murder were found in his residence. They are composed of baragon, and are S imilar. to those wo:n by painters. The clothes are in the b ands of the police, and will be at once handed over to I _ l . che m i s t t o analyse the stains for the purpose discovering whether they were caused by human b lood. Th e k ey o f M r . Li tt l e ' s offices is stated to have been thrown into the river Bradr , gue ; and, for the P ur pose of discovering the key, Sergeant Craven and a Snniber of workmen we. e busily engaged in searching the Portion ,cf the stream which runs through the garden of th e Noah Union Workhou.e, up to a late hour on the !vening but without success. Mea ures have been taken t O turn the course of the water, so that the key may be found, if it were thrown in. The cottage in which the Prisoner resided is exceedirg neat, well furnished, and is situated, with three others, in the locality known as the " Old Sheds." and from the doorway the windows of the office in which Mr. Little was murdered can be -een. The prisoner Spollen and his son James were both exF.mined by the police and the crown solicitor at the time Of the investigation at the Broadstone Terminus ; Sad the police searched the house of Spollen on three occasinus, as it was stated that he had been employed painting Mr. Little's office two days before the ur..ler, but the result of these searches did not afford a nyevidence to susoiin suspicion against the prisoner. ,y,u his e xam i nat i on h e state d to M r. S uperinten d en t `any that he went home in the evening of the murder at about six o'clock; that after tea he went into town, ac companied by his wife and son, and that he purchased Mme meat in Moor e - street, and returned home about ten w clock. The statement was corroborated by his wife LElhad ore s h e any anoorutunity o f commun i cat i ng with slut, and their statements thus agreeing, satisfied the p tsci removed any suspiciens they might have entertained. 'teem the time the prisoner was placed in Frederick lane Ila :ion-house up to the time he retired to rest at n i g ht, he Obs erved strict ci ence, even to the policemen who were in C hargeZ o f hi m, and during the day he only spoke once or t he charge of his ife and children. Althou gh he was a ware o f his whi c h was br o ught against nim, up to th e t i me name was pl ref en the chargs sheet in the evening msed b S up erintendent Guy with wilful se, Y aciv • r and rot,l) -Ty, he was unconscious of his wife eet "fg . given into' ma•ion against him, and was Ven sa rt "are of the a-rest of his son. The prisoner is about sa i l tthree ye ar . of as e, about five feet eight inches hie, of ex 3' complexion, and wears large whiskers. 11 , s face hi coeditgl br e , pale, and he has lost his right eye. lie was 4at over troni England at the lime of the erection of 1 4 4 1 !hic f on r Broadstone Terminus, about the ye 0, `) end has rem,ined in the employment of the Railway bg a ri P, a ny as a painter. Ultimately the prisoner was p red gtt down fam the room which he occupied in the With Acklae sham house, when he was placed on •""ee sheet. ch reed by Mr. Superintendent Guy, the wilf u l 'nturdeC• of George Samuel Little, on the evenin g of h e 13 , h November last, by striking him Sev eral blows on the hea d w ith a blunt inst rument, an d cuttingear thr at with a razor. The prisoner was also ge s l with sealing the sum of £350, the property o f the Midland Or, at Western Railway Company. While this arge was being eterred, the wife of the prisoner was Present and a e p a,e a ffected . She said, ad dressingPp dto be s adl y Clnfe: , s your guilt, you unfortunate man; Vast I have dant Was to s ave your soul, and that you may !Veit of your crime On the charge b eing read for him he only said cell. '"i deny it." He was then 11/4 134Ack to Ine THE BRUME OF MR. LITTLE. THE NORTHERN TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, JUNE TT, 1857. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening. No change occurred in our Cotton Market to day, which remained steady, with sales of 8 000 bales; including 2,000 on export and for specula tion. The inereas•-d inquiry which set in at the close of last week has continued throughout , the present, and all descriptious have been in good demand, the market daily exhibiting a hardening tendency. In the common qualities of American, which had previously been much depressed, an advance of id per lb. has been obtained, whilst in the middling and better kinds it has not exceeded 1-16 d per lb. Brazil and Egyptian are i I to 11 par lb. dearer, whilst Surat has commanded fully previous rates Speculators have taken 3,700 American, 1,200 Pernam, 550 Bahia, 690 Egyptian! and 1,620 Surat ; and there are reported for export 4,860 American, 160 Bahia, 750 Pernambuco, 1,680 Surat and 50 Bengal. The total sales for the week were 60,700 bales; against 9 079 bales imported. The Liverpool Share Market was rather steady to-day with a moderate business doing. The following were the transactions :-Chester and Eastern Holyhead, 714; Caledonian, Counties, 114; Great Western, 65 3 4 7 ; 1; E Lanc a a and Yorkshire, 1004, 4, 4, I ; Lancaster and Carlisle, 71; London and North Western, 104, 1034, 4. 1044 104; Do a shares,7-16 d; Midiand,B34-,84 844,834 ; North Eastern, 23; South Eastern, 224. ?.-,; Grand Trunk of Canada, 14 11-16, a, 11-16, 4. 11-16. The business done for the next acconnt was, Caledonian 37.1; London and North Western, 1044, 4,4; Midland, 844 ; North Eastern, 234 ; and Grand Trunk of Canada 141 The following were the closing prices :-Blackburn, 78, 8; Chester and Birk enhead, 714, 714 ; Caledonian, 37*. 378 ; Chester and Holyhead, 164, 184 ; Eastern Counties, 1.14 ; 114 ; East Lancashire, 964, 974 ; Ditto £9 shares, 4-, 13-16 p ; Great Northern, 244, 244 ; Great Western, 65, 654; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 1004, 1004 ; Do, £9 shares, 1, 1 1-16 p ; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 194. 194; London and North Western Stock, 104, 1044; Ditto one-eigthth shares, 3-16, 4 d ; Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 444. 444 Midland Stock, 834. 844; North British, 104, 104- ; North Staffordshire, 44, 44d ; South Eastern, 22 9-16, 22 11-16 ; Scottish North Eastern, 124, 123; North Eastcrit-Berwi , -k, 234, 234; York and North Midland, 352, 354; Leeds Capital Stock. 221, 224 ; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 24. 2 d ; Ditto New Shares, 24, 2d ; Dutch Rhenish, 3, 24 d ; Great Western of Canada. 224, 224 : Ditto New Shares, 14, 14 p ; Great. Lux, rnbour,2, 1 L 5-16, 11 3-10 d; Grand Trunk of Canada, 1.44. 144. The following were the continnations paid :-Blackburn, 9d, is; Chester and Birken head, 5-16 ; Caledonian, 4 2s 31 2s ; Eastern Counties, Is 14d, Is, is 2.1, 1-16 ; East Lancashirc. ; Great Western, 3-16, -,1; Lancashire aiid Y rk shire Stock. 4 ; Landon and North Wastes n Stock ; Ditto One-eighth Shares, 43 61 ; Manehestrr. Sheffiela, and Lincolnshire, 4s 6 1, 4 s 9 1, 44 3 1 ; Midland S:nck, 5-16, 4. 5-16, 7s 5-16 ; Nolan British, Is; South _Eastern, 2s, 2s 144, 2s, 2s 31, 2,; North Eastern, 2s 3d, 2s, 2s 31 2s; Yu k North Midland, 3s ; Dutch Rhenish, is is 2 1 ; Great Western of Canada 25.; Do. New Shar , s 1., 1-16, is 11 ; Great Luxembourg, ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 2s, 2s 31. 2s. The wJekly traflirt returns reikived up to this afternoon were as follows :—Btniale and Le burn 981; Belfast and Ballymena 1.2161; ffrkeithead. Lancashire, and Cheshire 3 5891; Bristol and Exeter 7 0701; Caledonian 13,0561; Ches•er an Holyhead 6,5291; Cwk awl B tr - lon 3051; Cork Blackrock, and Passage 3151; Dees;de 2611; Dublin and Belfast Junction 1 33 'l; D.1:,(1 0 0, h, an 1 Aberdeen Junction 1,1261: Dundalk and Ennis killen 4721; Dublin and Drogheda. 1 6861; D and Wicklow, and Dublin and Kingstnwii 2,0311; East Anglian 931; Eastern Counties nod East. , ro Union 27,5761; East Lancashire 7 2531; Edin burgh and Glasgow, and Smith Ditniertn line 5.5421; Edinburgh. Pooh, aid Dtpider 3,48 q. Glasgow and South Western, 7 0791; Great N .r• of Scotland, 1 2891; G , L-it Nor 11 -r 2 / RB5/ ; Great Southern and Wi.stern. 6 5471 ; Western, 34 8671; .Kendal and Win -I-rin,re, 213/ , Lancaster an C - -rlisle, 6,31_41; Lan, ashir, an•i Yorkshire, 25,7141; Llan,ell.v and Dnci{. 523/; and BI iekw: f;511 ; L n-to., Brighton, and South enast, 19,994/ , L ion and North Western, 69,4941 ; L nod n n.l `•;oti-ii Western, 20 0181; Londe ). Tilbury, and S 1.7061; Manch sr, r, S'odfieni. ant L'ile,ir.shire. 10.67(11; 114 , 1 r. p,,f-t .d 9571 :lao:1 33,2081; Gr... 1, We. , .-rn, 4.163; V. , wit , ts" , and Careisie, 3 412/ ; N 1.71 1. B iosh 5,1301; North Easi.•ro, 31 64111 ; North St,tford shire 11,ilwav tiro. Can,:!, 7 915/ ; North Westeru, 8321 ; t)xtorq, W :too Wolv,rhamo -, .. 4 8.18/; St Helro.P.: C. tna l ano R , ilw •y 1 5941; Sor,w , bury n,t Birtniouharn. 2,002/, Shr , w,louty and Chewer. 3 1831 ; S o ' ., •tv , bury an s Heref 1,303/; .- , :eoitlsh 'entr4l, 28521; Soottish North no, ero. 151. e Ab 'Aeon, 3 7941 . South Devon, 2 817/ : I.;:, , terti 21 4071: So , vb York and I.tv-r Dn 5891; S wth Wi 7.198/; 1 1 ,:ff 3,074'; r 1 4511; V,!. Neatti, 1,8221 ; gtoo •.•i S orko , ,r:, 3131; Wati.rford nnil K•lken..y, 334; NT-st Harbour an] R Oltvay, 3 5111; Whit .haveo Furness, 40-1/: W .etion, 4161; and Tiqic. Huron, 8771; G Ana Tru k C , Lt!ti. 8,9061; GrAt Tarit.mb ur , . 9361; W stern of Canada., 9 784 1 ; Sambre nni.l 1,2021. The 11Iar!tot for the Publi,; Rim's 1 Securities to-14y was steady in prico, but the business lour 1943 extremely lim7t-fd. CoTisols Iho A00011:1 , closed 9t - li to 931 a 41 Icier otfichi clined to 93k. Exck Bi!ls 3 di, to rtr, avid the New Three P,r emits 92;',-, to 93 In the London Share Mirlt,t vory feelltw, was man;f,tsiod, w,re support ,, ., Tho foll , ovin, k.ver "It Ambert.zate, NoAin 'ham, aid Ea" , Junction, 52, C41,--ionia n 75i; Ertin hiugh art i Glastzov, 62 64; Eastor, 11 11-16, 11 11-16 ; Ea'.t Lan, as hi..,.., 97 . 98 ; Great Nortlit-rn 99 7 1 ; ; Ditto A, 91 92; Gro Western, 65; I a-washire I Yo-kshire. 101- 100:4- ; heeds Northern, 441, 451; Lnirion North Westt-rn, 1081 1016; and South Western, 1011, 1621 : bee and Lirieolnshiro. 444 ; Midlatin S:nrk. 831, 84; N Bilti-11, 43,1, 431 ; South East •ro . iii Dover. 751 75i; Y— k. Newe.,stte, a 92, 93; York.' and North Micllatil 711,, 71i: Holyhead, 36. 37 ; Genii t Tutu It, 146 14a; st-rn of Canada. 22k. 224; D , • Next, IL 11: Southoro 1114, l (di N• rt b ern of France, 381. 39; P •ris and. ts; 291 Paris and Lyon. 594-; Ito• sian. 109. l i I ; Pet 1,4 lino ricans, 57. 59; C , ntral Fia,co 24 . 4 25 ; Sambr , and Meuse , 81; N ,, rnur and 8-",; Grew Litox - tribourt.t. 64, 61; Ir,tt.,-rp and 1 . rdatn, 61. 7 ; Dwelt Rhenish, 101 ; Lo m b v gi c V -t. , ~t in, 41,5. At er raeial hours , b- h.isit.t'ss • w-. 8 ut the t'ollowing priors :—Cal- , l, , ni a n, 751 ; Eastern Gmplies. 11 13•16 II 15 15; 98; 9n; ; Di; • h re. 97, 91 92 NV,..t re, 641 65 1; Lal:c Y lot 1001, ; bonoon Nto'llt AV -H. 1031 104 Manchester, Sheffield. ay , l 4-0;! Midlaroi Stock, 83P-,, 8314; N " 43j, 43i, South Esstf;rn arid I) .t 751 731: Y rh, New eastle, and 8.. n 92 93 ; Y h Mid land, 71:1,711 In the MA , milester M tho..• not mutoll thP enhnticed r 1 ck 6 by rnmitire- Myer:: checking bUsiiii..!•B. The continued sessonaile weatl - wr has the usual effect on the Corn Market, iit oatt trailers and dealers to buy only t r ore•sent w4o , s. anti COUli— teracts the tendfoicy to hightr prices, which the low stale of sineks would oihprvise render inevitable; as it is holders insist 011 Lull prieeS, £4o . the trade i s altogether slow and litel,ss. To-day the demand WRS very slack for all articles, and the feli, sales made were at priecs itt favour of buyerS The following are the latest quotations of the Foreign Exchanges :—Amsterdtint, short, 11 17 to 11. 18 ; ditto, three tnOoths, 11 12 to 11 12k; Rotterdam, do., 111 to 114.; Antwerp, do , 25 47 I to 25 55; BrusSels, de., 25 47i to 25 55; H4mbuig, do , 13 81 to 13 81; Paris, short, 25 221 to 25 321; ditto three months, 25 60 to 25 70; Marseilles, do., 25 674 to ,25 72f ; Frankfort, do., 119 f to 119 ; Vienna, do , 10 28 to 10 34; Trieste, ditto, 10 30 to 10 32; St. Petersburg, do., 361 to 37; Madrid, do., 481 to 481 BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS. An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap 32, for the Week ending June 19, 1857. ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Debit. Notes issued .. £24,911,630 Credit. Government Debt Other securities 3,459,900 Gold Coin and Bullion .. £24,911,630 Total .... £24,911,630 IPARTMENT. Credit. Government se- curities 510,327,222 Other securities 18,481,953 Notes 6,107,805 Gold and silver coin Total , £53,635,212 .n of the previous week, we £18,803 825 31,640 11,172,862 263,607 3,353.074 20.000 618,942 66 819 7,799,602 195,636 9,298,594 142.642 10.327,222 1,091 18,481,953 197,245 6,107,805 183.615 BANKING D: Debit. Proprietors' ca pital Rest Public deposits 77,99,602 Other „ 9,298,594 Seven dayQ, and other bills.. 618,943 . .C 35,653,212 Compared with the retu have the following, results : Active circulation Increase Bullion Increase Rest .. Increase Seven day and other bills . Decrease Public deposits Increase Other deposits Decrease Government securities Increase .. Other securities .... Decrease Notes unemployed.. Increase The telegraphic message from Trieste, an nouncinv, the Overland Mail and the particulars of the Eastern exchanges is now anxiously awaited. Several premature rumours have been circulated on the Stock Ex,th during the last two days of • its arrival ; and in the Tea Market, where a large speculative business is in progress at enhanced riltes, later advices are also looked for with con siderable interest To-morrow will " making.up day" in the Share market. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocki will be completed on Tuesday. Of the 22,4001 in aold brought by the City of Washington from New York, 14,0001. was yesterday sold (or exportation to the Continent. The Albion and the Rhine have arrived from B mlogne, the former with 55, and the latter with 53 eases of silver, the total value of which is pro . - bably nor less than 80,0001. or 90,0001. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Corn ratty on their respective presidencies, from the 10th to the 25th ins'. (yesterday), is as follows — Rate of Exchange. 8ena1....£41,851 8 9 23 tth•PS 7 840 18 0 2 per Co.'s rupees. Bumbiy ... 600 0 0..2s Id per ditto. Total... £50,292 6 9 With r, Terence to the market for American '4ecorilies Messrs. D Bell, Son, and Co. report as follows The market for American Securities the past week has experienced no revival, and %%e may report but little business doing, and prices for the most part nominal." _ _ . The Bank of France has lowered the minimum r ,te of diseount for commercial bills from six per rout, at which it has stood since 25th September, 1856, to five-and-a-half per cent. The rates for •advances upon stock and shares remains, however, at six per cent. This decision has been received with disappointment by the speculators, and has led io a decided fall on the Bourse ; neverthe less, most persons of judgment will be inclined to r' joice at finding that the new governor, M. de Gertnany, has the courage to inaugurate his acces sion to office by thus disregarding interested rep resentations and clamour. In some quarters, however, it is whispered that the council, in reducing the rate at all, has been subjected to toiluence from a high quarter. The 'tank of France has rarely announced an alteration of less than 1 per cent in its rates, and the adoption of a species of half measure at the present moment is considered to give some colour to the suspicion that a political object is•in view. The Tr ,do and Navigation Returns for the month and five months, ended the 31st of May last, have been published this morning. These exhibit a steady expansion of our commercial inter c,urse with most parts of the world, notwithstand. joe the tightness of the Money Market and the titilness which seems to prevail in most branches ~f bu,-ioess. The value of our exports, and the results whon compared with the previous year, are as under : One month. 1857 L11,382 204 1836 Five months. £50,195541 43,307,329 I:er ase.. £2 648,904 X 6,888,212 The imprt tables are also satisfactory, and those rt , licive to shipping show that a larger amount of toonftve has been employed this year than in 1856 or 1855. Coinnitrata firelltctice LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.--JUNE 26 The improving aspect of mon.tary affairs has imparted additional .stverigth to the cot cn morket during the past weeek. all r arties have operated more tree]), and the daily sales have been more then an average ; ho ders of American continue to off r in moderate quantities, and obtain the extreme quotations for the current qualities, whilst the lo grad s are much more saleable. In Brazil a goof business has been don - , and prices are generally per 1 r d arer. in good request at 4 per lb. advance. S r e , r-tinote without than e. The weekly sales are 60,700 bales, of which 7,760 are on !peculation and 7,500 for export. — This week. P..ces paid Cum. Prices. m port. Sales. Description. this week• Mid. Fair. Stocks ---- ' d. d. d. d. 460 Sea Island - 9 to 29 15} P 1 —•• 1 7100 Upland --ba to ../ 7i 8 5-16 493720 .... 49.0 Mobile - -6/ to 8/ 7i 8/ 7637 22910 New Orleans 6 to 10 7 15-16 8/ .... 7731 Brazil - - -71 to 10 8i si 3-200 1442 8590 Egyptian - - 9 to 12 9 9i 23060 .... 41' West India - 7 to 7b 71 bi 691 .... 14161 East India -4 to 611-16 5 1-16 5 5-10 64 50 _ - ----- 9079 6070. Total I 618720 LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—JuNg 26. REVIEW OF THE WBEK. Scomt.—The demand has not improv d. and although the small amount of business does not warrant any alteration in our quotations, prices are with difllailty maintained; the sales, which were principally e .riy in the week, comprise 270 hhds. 100 bags B.P , 1,000 mats graloa Maur tu; at 6 a 6d, 120 ton; nnc aged • ani,la at 50s duty paid, and gOO tons Brazil, to arrive, at 39s 6.1 for Pernam, and 40$ per cwt. in band 'or Mexico. Moses • Ffl. the usieess is limited to 75 puncheons St. Vincent at 28s pe , cwt.. , n the quay. OFFEE continues in good request. full prices having been obtained for all descr. ptions ; the sales comialse a ama 1 parcel of P antation Ce)lon at aos. 73 bgs och, (front Alexandria) at 75s 62. 520 bags lii at 548 to 58s 6d, 330 bags Bahia at 49; to 55s and exporters have taken a dotting cargo of 3400 bags st. Domingo at 593 per cwt for a near port. • Coc • 0111PEPPkR —No t ales r, ported. Etas Toe market continues much depressed, and salsa ate with difficulty effected a the ri cot t d dine in prices ; the business has been confined to 2200 tams Banal" , at 93 6d for ordinary Hallam, and 9s 94 to los 92 for .ow and mildling old tab e. 5,70 age Rangoon a I 11a 31 tor n.w crop 300 tags I arang all faults, at it's to 104 Ed for .14 class, and a Largo of sto tons Moulmein, to arrive, at Ils 6d per cwt. Pavia. SA.OO —The lo v prices ruling has induced a better demand, and 900 boxes hsve dianea.i hands, chiefly , or exp :rt. at 20s to 20s ad fir large. a d 20s 6 to 21, per cwt. for small in bond. Rota. —The market contnnes quiet, and the transactions are cdutined to 40 pui.cheona Demerara, at 4a 6d to 45 7d for a choice mark, with 30 puncheons Cuba, 26 per cent. uverpruof, at 3s 102 per gall n. TEA. - The market keeps very firm, but transactions have not been 1 , rgo, owina to tha firmness of holders and tne 'halted sup pl es suitao e sir the wants of too trade on ear. At a sale held yesterday of 2,600 peckarea, ab ut one•half were sold at fair rates; common Coneuu at is Id to la 11.1 per lb. a.crst Asanic.-20 dusts East India, of ordinary quality, s Id at 16$ to 23s 34. Ttricat..— 10 casks at 57s 6d. sacra) noon. —9OO bags, chiefly at 17s to 17s 3d, small parcels at 175 6d t 170 9d. • MiRkB.)LEIRS.—A. few hundred bags at 7s fid to II s per cwt. S+LTTETRII.-300 bags, 7 per cent refraction, taken at 38s 6d, an I some Bombay at 21s 64. NITRATE OF SODA.—About 350 tons reported at 20$ 6d to 235 per OWt. part tor arrival at the loa er rate. loowoon —We have to report 20 tons Campeachy at 81 51, 30 tot St. Domingo at 41 17. 6d, and 350 tons Jamaica at 41 12s ql to 41 15s. Littszeo.—Of p 9 u4a7 00() bags have been sold, at 65 s to 6 7s for mbildlingto fine bold, and of Calcutta 6,000 bags, mostly at 64s Gd to 655. CAstwooD.-70 tons at 291 to 331, according to quality and- average. EBONT.-10 tons green at 81 108. 11 -APAPI WOOD.-50 tons at 181 103 to 231 per ton. Rosier.-6,000 brie have been sold, chiefly common, to arrive, at 4s 3d per cwt. Taa.-2,600 brie American found beaters on private terms. TURPENTINE.—Nothing has transpired. ASHES.-170 brl4 sold at 44s to 45s per cwt. OIL SIRDS have been in fair request. Ramses.. 6,000 bags Calcutta are reported at 62s to 635, and 1,200 bags Bomb at 63s Musician SBED.-500 bags inferior yellow brought 485. Num :imp. —A few bags at rlea per qr. CRovEa SEED.-429 bags and 159 brie American red are reported at 54s per cwt. HIDER—Tee market is dui, and there is nothing of moment to report, except 3.500 dry salted Brazil at 110 to I lid per lb. BRIMSTONE has old in small parcels on the spot, at Si 15s for thirds, and 91 per ton for seconds, stocks being ext emely low; the sales are about 2eo tons, of which 50 toes are tor arrival. Attooas.-30 casks Oporto red sold at 44s to 463 rid. 5 casks French at 345, and 31 cases Bologna white, price iiot reported. TARTAR remains dull; only retail sales of Cream at 105 s, and dis coloured at 90s. Suora4e.-400 bag> of Palermo sold at lls 6d to 12s 6d, and 150 bags Tyrol at 7s 9d. BARK.-1,800 bags Baltimore sold at 12s Cd to 13s, and 200 hiads Philade'phia, the price of which has not tren9o!red. BERRIES.-155 bales Persian were taken at 41s. Gara.s.—lo9 bags blue sold at 923 6d to 955. MADDER ROOT4.—The sales are 13) bales inferior Bombay at 36s to 38s, and 300 ba'es Syrian at 48s 6d. MADDER.-300 bags good SpazAsh, offered by auction, were so7d at 51s 6d to 52, per cwt. ANNATTO —Small parcels of flag brought 10d per lb. OLIVE OIL has remained quiet, the sales being about GO tuns, but prices remain unchanged SEAL OIL. —Nothing doing. Coo Ore.-15t tuns have been sold at lower prices. LINSEED OIL c intinu-s qu et at former rates. R APE.— Pale sold at 49s to 50s. GrouND.NuT OIL —Small sales are reported at 445. GINGELLY.— the sales are reported at 45s per cwt. SPIRITS OF TußesNintse.-200 barrels American realised 43s ad to 445. and 900 barrels to arrive 42s to 42s 3d per cwt. PALM Cm or good quality is scarce, and again dearer; the sales during the week are about 250 tons on the spot at 441 lOs to 45/ los, and 150 tons to arrive at 44/ lOs to 451 p-r ton. Taßaow.—Small sales of Petersburg Y.C. have been made at 61s to 625, and of Odes a at 593 6d to eos; about 100 casks Australian brought 51s to 56s Der cwt, MARES' GREASE —3O tons sold at 44> per cwt. LARD is in better demand, the sales being fully 400 tons at 63s to 658 per cwt. Jura.-4,500 bales have been taken at 221 to 251 lOs per ton, being full prices. BEEP.—The sae , (which include a parcel of 500 tierces at a lit le under current rates) exceed the avera!e extent, without material alteration in prices. ahe light stock gives eonfl etice to holders, especially as regards the better qualities. Poax.—la new the transactions arc confined to small retail sales; for old an oce‘sio al export c..rder is taken, at easier races. Bacos.—The warm weather has a favourable effect on the consump tion, and. though the sales of American during the week have not increased, there are symptoms of the dealers being low in stocks, which will naturally lead to more activity. Hams and SuouLDEas only in slow request. LARD.—The market shows increased activity, and prices have an upward tendency ; the sales for the week are reported at fully 400 toes, at an advance of is to 2s per cwt. CHEESE.—Since the late public sa'e;which save the dealers a supyly, there has not been much done, some considerable parcels are now in course of landing. PNNUINCI SALTS BY AUCTION. Tuesday, June 30.-6200 salted Ox and Cow Elides. Wednesday, J .ily 1.-108 bales Bona' ay Madder Roots. Thursday, Jaly 3.-6 casks Fa taric Acid Crystals ; 6 cases Saffron 30 do. Cestor Oil. Tuesday. Jul, 7.-510 1 tanned past India Kips. Wednesday, July 8.-05 bales Orcholla Weed. AGRI CULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET. -- JUNE 26. Per sti , ce, 2011)3 . Per gihtzs. 9. d. s. d. s. d. R. 41.1Pa 4 atoc' , . Seedlings 4 8 5 0 Flay, old 0 6 to 0 8; Ditto, Pink Eyes.. 5 0 to ) 0 Ditto, new. Ditto, clover 0 5 to 0 Ditto, Palshaw,s .. 0 0 0 0 Green Clover 0 2} to 0 a iiitto, Beldrums .. 0 0 to 0 0 Vetelw. 0 2 to 0 2,f' Ditto, cattle . Straw, wheat 0 3 to 0 Peron. Ditto, oat 0 3 to 0 3fTurrilps Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 o,Carrots Oats, in straw 0 0 to 0 0 lianf.Tie Man arc 4 0 , 4 6 0 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-JUNE 26. With a very limited attendance of buyers at our market this morn ing, and the weather continuing beautitally fine, there aopears no disposition to do business in wheats, except u on quite a retail scale ; only moder to business transactions have therefore been entered intr , , and these are at a reduction of about Id per bushel &cm the curren cies of Tuesday last; oar stocks, indeed, are reduced within a small compass, and the genera' show of , amplcs unattractive in proportion, so that we could not bee , any very extended demand without a prompt return to advancing prices. Flour also moves off slowly, and in few cases supports its recent value. _ Barley is without an Inquiry, and the price is nominally lower. Beans are dull, anti Egyptians are again is to 2s psr qr. cheaper. Oats and oatmeal steady in vein-, with a moderate sale, and the quantity in offer of limited amount. Indian fain has participated to the full extent in the dulness of the tvide to—day, the Irish inquiry having, at lea t for the moment, mate rially fallen off, and p , ogress can hardly be made even with a con cession of is per quarter, more particularly applying to mixed and yellow descriptions of American. Arrivals from t e 23rd to the 25th June, 1857, inclusive.—lnto Live p of from Ireland—Wheat, 139 qrs ; barley, 34 qrs; oats, 1,174 ors; Indian corn, 351 qrs; oatmea', 1,263 sacks ; flour, 212 sacks. Coastwi c—Wheat, 494 qrs; mel , 12 qrs; oats, ►7 qrs ; beans, 4 qrs ; oatmeal, 11 sacks. United States—Wheat, 993 qrs; Indian corn, 2,587 qrs. Europe, &c.—Wheat, 75 qrs ; beans, 425 qrs ; flour, 651 sacks. Egypt—Beans, 1,041 qrs. Into Runcorn—Oats, 455 qrs. Total—Wheat, 1,701 qrs; barley, 34 qrs; malt, 12 qrs; oats, 1,646 qrs; beans, 1,470 qrs; Indian corn, 2,938 qrs; oatmeal, 1.274 sacks; flour, Bb3 sacks. B. MAKIN & SONS. MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.-JuNE 26. The market remains without change. Bu,iness was checked by the advance demanded by manufacturers, LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-JUNE 26. SUGAR.—The market continues very quiet, but holders generally are fir., and will not sell unless at former pries. Refined also in limited 'eguest. COFFEE.—Th , market continues firm at full prices. Tra —A good business has been done in common congou at is lad. SALTPETB.E.—Basinesi has been done at firm price,. RICE —1,5110 packets of wits Bengal in patine sale sold at Ils to lis 6d; fine, 133. Annowaotyr.-800 packages chi:fly sold at steady prices, 54dto 7 f. Faust. 2,010 packages dates partly sold at 263; 50 barrels Bel videre rais ns bought in, 665. Giscea.-2' n bats African b , nght in, 355. COTTON.-500 bales sot 1. LON DON TALLOW MARK ET.-JUNK 26. m , sket is firm today at tho prices annexed, which show a further > dvance on the spot for June :—Town tallog, 57s nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot. 6tis; June 665; July and September, sgs to 3d ; Octoba and December, 58e to 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—JuNu 26. The accounts from the plantati come very unfavourable. The vermin keep increa Duty, 115,0001. LONDON CORN MARKET.-JuNE 26. Th- fineness of the we t' er tends to keep tie co •n market in check, and with fa r foreign arrivals this week the , r .de has b en lan,ui ; and prices must, +n the absence of uusincas of moment, be considered rominally the same as on Monthsy last. Little or no progress could be m de in the sale of Norfolk tuff. Burley ste,dy, but not active. , ats In moderate request at Monday's quotations. Beaus and pease firm. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM JUNE 22 TO JUNE 26. English and Scotch 2210 Forel 746 i) Wheat... Barley... 0at5...,. 383 30) 11890 Flour. 2440 barrels. 350 sacks. LONDON AvEancits—Whent, Os Id ; Barley, 48s 01; oats, 36 ; t ye, Os Od; Reams, 40s 101 ; Pease, Os 01. IMPERIAL AVERAG ES. 40s 101 Wneat. __tsarley. Oats. Itye. Beans. Peace. "A Nova. Isrgirrasto. —A new. and very ingenious inkstand has May 10 57s 5d 41s 61 1-is 9 41s 6d 42s 6dl 1 been suhmitted to our notice; b ( a simre but ingetlions contrivance, .. the ink. Is always kept clear and tlttid." Northampton Mercury.— 23 .. 37s 91 42s ;8d 24s Ild 39s 7d 135 8d 425 3d Sold et le 8d 2s 6d, and 3s 6d ea h.—. 4 dvt. • 3 , .. 57s 8d 418 100 25; 3 408 9 44s Sri 42s Od June 6 .. 58s 9d 41s 8 26s 2d 4os 100 44s 3d 40s 5d INFORMATION RESPECTIN C , NADA —The Canadian Government 13 .. 60a 00 38s 9;1 26s bd 365 00 443 3d 428 lld 20 .. 603 Id 38s 110 26s 7,1 40s 6d 441 10(1 42s 8d has published an intereoing p.m Aliet ,n ha ran itvces of' Casa Is, , lad the respects in store for the industrious of alt c'assei who de•lre to emigrate there. It has been gratuitoa-ly circuited throughout 6tv , 'sAg ay. 58s 70 41s 3', 25s 8d 39s lld 44s OS 41s 10r1 the United Kingdom tsgether with the ;.e° lectures upon Canada. de.ivered by Mr. Rollo Camp ell of elontrsai, in Jann,rl last. Every LONDON CATTLE MARKET.--Jush 26. clergyman in Scotland has been supplied wits a cosy -if in,th, together with the particula a of the Grand Trask s stern of Through &wins. We have a large supply of beasts, and only a small demand ; conse- and , Map of Canada, upon which al the itaiiways au4 tit it connec 'silently several remain unsold. Sheep and lambs are not quite so - plentiful as on Friday. Trate it rather more active for the best lion with the United States ' , hewn these, and other 'imam nts, continuegratuitously to all pt who ap sly for thorn guaiities. Trade is very dull for calves. From Germany and Holland - Ai . ' these are 137 beasts. 850 sheep, and 510 calves. Norfolk and Suffolk, either person ,. y orb. , Lett's*, at the offices of the Grand rrunk Rail ' way Company. 21. Old Broad-street, London, E.C. 600 . Baste; and 116 milch cows from the Home Counties. ' A Live POOL Boats EXTENDED TO LONDON •NO MANC , R3IER. Per stone of 81ba. s. d. a. d. Per stone of Sibs. s. (1. a, d. Many of the dwAiers in those two den e y pepi.lated cities wl l l no Best Sews Herefords 4 4 4 6 Brat pus St Ut-bredSh 4 8 4 10 doubt hail with gladness the gratifying intelligsnee of the r "long Best Short-horns 4 2 4 4 Best Long-wools .... 0 0 - 0 0 l o oks for come at last," in having placed at bin thei 're ch. too ' , 2: 'Second quality beasts 3 0 3 ;0 Do. do. Shorn .... 4 6 4 8 other domestic comforts, the nt sus of ,eenring t . them elv a he Calves 3 8 4 8 Ewes and 2ml quality 0 0 0 0 complete eradication of, a'd fortification obtains all ,stirnsiv enemies Pigs - rats, tut a. buts, fleas, ti a, bl ckbeeties; Best Ons Si Hf-breds 0 0 0 0 Lambs 5 8 6 4 and other notions vermin, 'with ease. safet . aria the p ass. Ihe Boasts at market, 1,057 ; sheep and lambs. 9,920; calves, 769; supply of means will em nate from tli - anti-Verittis Office to this pigs, 240. town, and what wit t our Ow.“ exnei ience after afa r 1- a . and the —.--. ... , he a ti, to the iis ' ut Thy if If Giser's nti- e n s re tim pa o r n a y tio o ns. we feel awured their I troluctioe to L noon •ed LIN DON MINING M A llKET.—Jurra 26. Vermin united Manchester t Thee is still no revival of besiness in Vie home minirg stock Lionsmar, k e r t e p w o r h t i e c a h c n o t n h t ! i n s e t % 3 , k depressed n g i e n a r e e l i t i n , e ( t ; e r r e . at T w h h e e only atvo t r ra sha n be seen from our advertisin shares- in Liverpoo', where , hap , sly , to' r Asa w ry first originated. i twill g c moms s, Mr. John L. S receri t. 56 at 44 and 4j. There is very lithe intrtry for any description of s T o wer Hill, London. is the aposinted ;Rs t fi London, and adj . tut cun ties, and Mr. -Ge sage W stmacott, chemist. 4 Market stri et mining stock. Bu nc h ger, is the appoin ad age t for that slty, of whom .i-ay he hat In foreign shares no busioess whatever is recorded. Mr. Greer's i ;fallible prewar -lions fort to extinction of vermin of every description without damage to a y f tie hig er or ;es of anima . 4 . Both these appatntmems wi 1 save to oar London and at inchester f i ads. the trouble end inconvenience of s nding for snptill a to WAKEFIELD CORN M A RKETS—Jurat 26. Liverpool—Fee Advt. At Vs market to-day, fine fresh wheat maintamed the rates of last Emigrants to the UNITED STATES and CANADA. by to ins, the week; but other sorts were almost uusiseable, although a slight Through rickets of the ',rand Trunk Railway Company, are conveyed decline would be conceded. from their port of landing to their destination i 9 less than CNS QUARTER OF THE TIM WM by 3:e 1111 14.)at' , . and a about the same rates of fares. 'i hus a passenger can re .ch Chicago from Qaebnc, a DUBLIN CORN MARK ET. --JUNE 26. distance of 1,007 miles, in less than 2S days. wSe.res,s by water it is We had an average supply of home grown wheat at market nearly double the d stance and requires from 12 to 15 days with firs this mornin g . The bstsiness, however, was of a retail character, and or six changes of Steam Boats, daring all or which thee are espossd lower rates were submitted to. Nothing doing in Indian corn. to the arts and m ichivations of designing pe , tinns. who-e 80 10 means ;t of hymns is by their plunder. The Stearn B tars, esPatialY w' loll crowded, scarcely afford protectfoo irons the weather. Passengers CORK BUTTER today at a Wight decline i n prices : MARKET,—JoteB 26. wi t h Throu g h Tickets are att.:wed the same amount of -uggate, free. There was a fair demand aeon board the ship. and it is convey d from the Sh i p to the Railway Firsts, 100 s : Seconds, 97s ; Thirds, 901 ; Fourths, 80 s; Fifths, 70s; Station with°ut any charge whatever. The Agents of the, Grand and Sixths, 58s per cwt. - . Trunk Company will give Mechanics, Artless, and Labourers. on their arrival, the beat information in respect to eavloy ea - , the --- - places at which it is to be had, and the rates of wages. Intending Emigre :Its eon have sent In them ' free. a tariff of passenger rates: GLASGOW PIG IRON MARK - BT.—ARM 26. and, a ll their enquiries with regard to the silting of both steamers and The market was very firm to-day at the following prices t—mixed 'sailing ships, Scale of Dietary, &c., well b., immediately answered oa Nos., buyers 765, sellers 775; No. 1, buyers 775, sellers 78s; No. , - 3, 1 application, either personally or by letter , at the officeset the gre.nd Ducts 72s 6d, sears 784 per ton. ' I Trunk Company, 21, Old ,rest l -greet, London. , • ' • - ShIPPING IisifELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, Anis 27. WI A D YEITk RDAY-NOrtil, light. Hum Wm:En—Morn. 2 55—Even. 3 19—Height, 14 it. 8 in . June 26. Wyoming Casyno- Cy prns Hawk Dunkirk Castine.... St. John, N.B. Absalom I^e' and June 25 Lancaster Piffled° l ;ll4o A. Archibald.... Londonderry, .A.S. Wm, Stetson.. New York Magrico Gambia Peter Se .n . Para. Macedonia Alexandria S. urling _ Boston June 26. Messen , 4er .. Tampico' Concordia Singapore Armenian (s.s.) Chad .t(e Ipswich Ipha• Port al•inoc Q•ieen Adelaide Waterford 51.,rgaret and Jane . Poo e Equity Am wch (Spirit of Trade !John Linn Me bourne Balr'e , M lan fii.s.) Trieste Bangalore Sydn y Fa ewell : Stettin Highland Chief New York Gasper Hamburg Ztldencust .. -t. i'etersburg St. James Quebec Pr,vidence Hare sapphire (- lasgow Astiloys limerick OUTWA tins. ,Julius Heinrich.... Cronstadt Bratidtnbnrg New York Is • • . New Yo Blonde _Old CaMar Oporto CLEARED Junc 25. Arequipa Bahia, Tamerlane Thomas Jefferson Boston Vision Calcutta ] Coron,lla ........ C G. Hope; ENT2RED FOR LOADING. June 25. Fdith A rensbor. Aurora . Bathurst, Gambia Anne Jane... .Cupe or Good H opc K;aganza e- 5 1arte Ja:%eiro Pelican (s.s.) .abet Fenna Catherina St. Petersburg Palzenitz Wald via ...... . Ina Victoria Margaret Lloyd .. Dunkirk Domingo .. Guatemala Ret , iever (s.) Dalian (s s.) Gaucho.. .......... ima Uncle Toby .. W. F. Schmidt ........New York Factory Girl John Norman ........ ' alparalso ajo (5.).... .... • . Corunus, &c. superior .. . Anemone ...... .. —Rotterdam OUT PORTS. Falmouth, June 24.—Arrived—Octavra, Jes:en, from Ma , ai , bam for Antwer.)—Cores Parmenti,r, from Carmen fur Havre—He, off Zwllo, Wandahl from Aux Cayes—D f ova Hata :zas —An n, Lockhead, from P.issein. Jane 25.—.4. rived —Norman, from Li , er for liamliurgh, machinery damaged. Fortinllae ,June 24.—Arr v d—Catherinc, GTiffithe—Abbey, Joi.es —both fri m Nantes for Liverpool. _ Pentland Fi-th.—Arrived—ljeatrice, Peng°lly,' fr .m Liver i.ool for Swinemunde. Crookhave,,, June 22. 7 -SaVed t -Antigua Pr c et, for Live:Tool. Queen3town, June 26.—A - rived —Chri , 4•iana E.izatnth, from V , nice Far City, Galatz—Sasan D uga., Tituan—Manneida, Alex andria—Furtima, Jaffa—.)yren, AleJt. MA RITM E EXTRACTS, Dundalk, Juno 23.—The PAnsowitz, Moritz, for Eiverpuol, sti.irte from the quay yesterday, and took the ground inside filo bar, put proceeded next We wtL the assi , taroa of one boat's c ew. Queenstown, June 25.—The Cure, prom Tralee to Quebec, was aba dined 1911 in t., crew saved and brough, here by the Grace and Jane, from `ew York to ilottrdam.—;ohn tl ~rtin, Cowan, from Liverpool for Santa Martha, put in here wi'h loss of stanchions, &e., °is port si e, having been run into, 2nd June, by the City of Quebec, from Quebec to London. ES3IMS' RFPOITS. Report by the Cosmo, asrive I here from Cyprus. Spoke. • • In tat. Lon. , - June 4.. Star of the Eist, Alexandria to Quebec, off Cape St. Vincent. June 4.. Cockerill, Alexandria to Quebec, rff Cape St. Vincent. Jane 12.. Chevalier, Troon to Cayonno . . report by the Danube arriv:d h re from Rio Grande. Spoke. In let. Lon. April 29 ..Brgantine Julia, from Monta Video, out 30 days • • Report by the Lirincstone, arrived here irom Apalachicola. Juiio 18, in lat. 50 10 N., len. 8 15 W , signalled the ship General Wyndham, hence to Melbourne, w th p •,singers, all vr,ll. Report by t'.6 Universe (s eam-t , lO, arrived here. June 25, off f uslcar, EttYr the Rocka 1. from Sc. John, N.B. June 25, cff Bardsey, the tarl of H , ro - nod fr.) a Callao. June 25, 20 milei S.W. of Holyhead. the Persevera-z4. June 25, 20 miles S.W. of Holyhead. the Reward. from Cronstadt. June 25, 25 miles west of Bardsey, the Vaagu ird, hence to New York. SPOKEN. In Int. Lou. April 14..E11en Resllin, hence t Cape Torn N.. 22 W. April 15—Tiger, hence to Bom , ay . April 18.. Glenlihee, hence to Ca . FOREIGN PORTS. Zonobia frOm Moulmein at St. Hel,na. Ranger. Hunter, hence at Bahia. Dante, from Newfoundland at ~e rnarnhueo. Archire t, trop Newport ,t Bahia. Angeli,a, from Cape de Verli at Bahia. Commodore, he. ce at Pugwash. Anna Mary, Cockton; and Quebec Packet, Colton—both at New foundland. _ Twee Gcbroder, Anna 'largaretha, and ilellichlna, Fyn—all hence at Narva. Freya Gundersoi, hence at Swinomunde. Calpe (s.s. saile.l from Palermo for Li 43rp031, Jane 20. Soeblensoa Thoaen. heitce at Ilarbarg. Princess Royal sailed fr ii for Liverpoo , May 13. William Edwaru sailed from Bahia for Liverpo l May 21. Pinta, June s, and Goo Intent, June 1 .I—buth eat eJ from Ma.aga for 1 iverpool. Ocean sailed from Dankirk for iver..oll, June 23. Augia sailed from Teze! •or Liverpinl. Ja• e 22. Cato sailed from Stralsund tor Liverpool, Jan, 18. BIRTHS On the 20th Mat , at Clifton-place, GI, sgnw, the wife of James Crer, Esq., of a son. On the 24th inst ,at G - e ;t Percy-street, Pentonville, the wife of C. Hurst Muepratt Esq., of a e n. On the 24th in-t., at N . 25, Korb k-stre t Strand, London, Mrs. Morrice Levy, of a son. At the Rectory, English Bick2o - , Glonce•tishi e, the wife of the Rev. John t urdon, of e s .r. on the 26th lost., at Wal.iier Howe, WaterLo, Mrs. Edward Browne, of a sea. MARRIAGi.:S; On the 23rd intl., at Milton Er.e.t. dshire, by the Rev. C. C. Beaty I ownall, M.A., vie ir and runo den, tn, Re, ut,rle- Fred r c Hildyard. 8.A., of Worce•ter C ege. • xford, and of Grantham, Lincolnshire, to Louisa E za, e d st oanct. ier ~f ‘hr late John, Wm. Hamilton, Esq of So , itn Hackney, Mit.tlesex. On tl.e 24th inst., at S , ankl n, Ist the lal. of Wialit, hr the Rev. Henry Blunt, A. Vicar of Daving'on Row, (cousi of the br .:e -groom), Mr George B dlake, o' Wolverharnotnn, yodoger son of Thomas Bittalte, Esq , o Kensi tgton, , tidilit.sex, to ALtry. only dauthter of Wiliia.m ~aces Esq., of eicester. On the 24th inst ,at St Nicholas's Catholic Chapel, Copperas.h 11. Mr. William tlosborough to :Miss Alice Jane Martin ale, both of this town. On the 2fith inst . at Newark, by the Rev. J. C. Rea le. M.A., ass'stant curate o' the Nt-ish Chu.cli, Wen, Derby, .Gr. Riley. Deo fessor of music, West D,orby, and organ rt of the same church to Katharine. el ,e>t thugbter of illr. Samuel Bentley, Castle.gata, Newark, Moth. DEATHS Oa the Ist of May last, at Rah'a (Bra& ), rleeply lammtel, A meli the beloved wife of Hutt n Vig , olee, Esq , Civil engine r. On the 18th 14,4., at is • r3siden •r.: of her father, Du.olly, shire, Lady ('ampbell, of Dunstati age. , n the 20th inst., at Carshal or, Thom is Griffins Bihbins, Esq., late of Tampico,. ged 45. On the 22ad inet., ;4t Port Stewart, ;le .ander Neil', Es"q , of Coleraine, surgeon, Royal Navy. on t',e 23rd in t., at hs resilence, 55, 0 +wa n d•street, ago 85, Mr. John Scari,brick, hate' er, of this rown. Vie 24th in t , agei Az mon he Genre«. E son of Mr. Wm. Green, lu 190 and 19e Brownlov.hill. On he 24th ins:., at 12, Bur Lo td n, t to Lo r.l Alvanley, aged 65. r.,arriaftt”:. and Deaths, 41c ~41‘; ;:nerten when serf to 4m* eit Ac LEWIS & CO'OPANY'S, Itanelah stj et, ROYS are CLO UTE n from the Ages of 6 to 20 Years. ARRIVED. itromtnercial *RIO NEXT WEEK. MONDAY Oa MONDAY next, the 29th in%tant, at Fleren o'clock, at the C..mmercial Saleroom, Temple-court, 357 Boxes Palermo ORANGES. 300 Box• s Do. LEM NS, ex Taurus 84 Cases Naples DITTO. 82 coxes Pal-;mo OR I NGE =, } ex Arno (8 5.), 400 Boxes Do. LE11.,N , , 120 Hal-chests Lsbon ; E 0 •.:S, 274 Boxes Do. ONIONS. }ex Braganza (s.s.), 7 Hines Do. ORANGES, 200 Baas Barcelopa NUTS, 20 loxes Mesoina LEMONS, 30 Baps N•;ples WA LNUTS. Oa a, count of whom it may concern. 50 Bcxos Lisbon ON ONS. JAMES ADAM. SON & CO. Brokers. WEDNESDAY. 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HALF-A DOZ k N we7•made SHI ZITS for 275, 335, and 395. iCOLLARS IN ALL THE NEW SHAPES.: A THEOLOGICAL DISTINCTION.—The following, we are informel, w.pears in the diary or a certain police barrack 35 the orderly's entry for Sundry: —" The whole party attrndei Din n> service, except Pat M'Cann, who went to NtiFs!"— Western Star. " Sedley," said Charle4 11., "look rue out a man that can't be corrupted ; I have sent three treasurers to the mirth, and they have all turned thieves." " Well, your maj , sty, I will recommend Mivert." " Mivert !" said obariev, " why, Mivert is a thief already!" "Therefore he cannot be corrurted," said Sedley. A LaDv ON KI.SING.—The editreFs of the New York Ladies' Repository, talking about kissing, says :—"Kisses, like faces of phrosophers, vary. Some are as hot as coal fire, some sweet as honey, some mild as milk, some taste less as long-drawn soda. Stolen kisses are said to have more nutmeg and cream than any other sorts. As to proposed kisses, they are not liked at all." . . PRINCESS M ARY CAMBRIDGE.—A rumcur relative to a matrimonial union between the widowed Hereditary Prince of Saxe Meiningen and the Prircess Mary of Cambridge, is again revived. The hereditary prince, who is in his 31st. year, has a son and daughter by his first marriage with the accomplished and gifted princes 4, who was taken from him in March, 1855 ; the one heir presumptive to the small and fl urishing duchy, which contains, however, a a .rnewhat larger pnpulati'►n than that of Sexe Coburg Go - ha, and indeed, ranks higher than the latter in the Saxon home circle. LATE Mn. Jacx.zox.—The Committee of the Royal Literary Fund having lake, into Consideration the case of t. e late-Air. Jackson, better known as the writer of the humerous letters signed 6 4 Terry Driscoll," have allocated to his widow and inf int daughter the sum of 201. To Mr. T J. Gaskin much credit is due for the active part which t,e has taken on behalf of the late Mr. J tekson's family. It is an interesting tact, not, generally known, hot which Mr. G :skin hip exclusively established, that Mr. Jackson contributed largely to the " Tales of the Jury-roue—a wo k of gr. at merit, hitherto entirt-ly attributed to GrJraid Griffin. This fact i' proved by letters from Gerald Griffin and his broth- r William. In one of these communications, dated M arch 3.1838, the gifted author of the " Collegians" writes to Mr. J mkson—'i f you could forward me your c intrihution within the next three or four weeks, I think I can pr.•mise y:11 that your Juryman, will be in time to ate mpany hi• fellow jurors into court. The sooner he tn.kes his appearance. h.merer, the better, as the season is wowing late. On the subject of the Ruins' you will be at liberty to work at leisure through the summer. I say not a ward about the precise nature of the tale !hat would harmonis', as t had rather you would please yourself, and I think we said enough about the idsn of the work? , In a letter from Willi •m Griffin to Mr. Jackson, dated Limerick, July 15 h, 1839, ht says,—" 'our contri 4-oition to the. Tales of the 'Jury-room' is, along with its companions, still in Colbitn.'s hands. He wrote to me to s-• c• it was too late to pnb•ish this season, and that it would he h , tter to defer bringing out the work until next. season." HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND ARREST OF THE ROBBER. High way robberies fr,,zn the person are now rather rare o Cut rutlee3 in Ireland. However two outrages of this cure were perpetra.ed in the County Cork within the last . 04 Friday las' ' a woman was stopped on the road ea- Santurk and robb ed of the sum of three shillings, by y.rung man of about 20 wears of age, who presented a f ,ito! at her, and on &turday evening another woman was stopped while returninir home inns Bat - evant, and robbed of seven shillings, when passing a d.-ep glen on a very !cutely part of the road, a place celebrated for daring rob b ties years back. The woman was accompanied by her servant, and was travelling in her ear when the robber presented a pistol, and ordered her to deliver; he bad another pistol in the hand with which he seized te bone.. information having been conveyed to the police barracks. in Buttevant, a patrol immediately turned out, and at day-- light on Sunday morning the acting constable came upon him in a glen, in the neighbourhood of the place. where the outrage was committed. Tho fellow presented a pistol at the acting constable, but the latter raised his carbine, and summoned him to surrender or die. The highwayman chose the former alternative, and laid down his pistols ; thq,_ remainder of the patrol then came up, and, the prisong wse.- secured, and escorted to the B.uttevant hrideweli name is Daniel Joseph, ot: His himself as a returned conviet. Who ae describes ~ the act of changing his *the% of with him. It ks bc.i.eyed which arrested be was in he had three suits mwitted by the itti§os- oat both outrages were cons- I) .