Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-06-09 00:00:00

. . • ~- A_ _-_, ___ C ..._!. _A._ - - r - - T ... _ , ... ..._. . __ ~.. . . ..... _•_. __ ........... ________________ ... _. .. ....... .... _ _ ____ l•-Tr-r-leoz,". ---- V7 - Pe . ----- --s 4 ~. . THE nee. t , .___ - ES NOR:THERN TIM.-----LIVERPOOL, AME RICA.. to 98c per 561bs white, 92c to 96c.; Western old mixed, MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL : Con 95c to 97c. .4, PREIGHTS.—H Ave improved a little. To Liverpool, for - . . — 7 - e n . .............. Cotton, 3s to 3s 6d per bale ; Flour 61 to 9d per nrl; , •- • LIVERPOOL, Monday Evening.- LIVERPOOI The cotton market ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. Grain 3d t) 4d per bush. To London, Flour is to is 3d • There continues a good demand for Cotton, and prices are well. main 'per brl. To Havre, Cotton, lc to lc per lb; ,Flour 30c - with a moderate supply prices- are well maintained. 8d to 81d, 100 Maran . • . .. , ~ _ —....... per brl. Surat 4d to 61d-arc EXCHANGE oN ENGLAND has been in good Amend at The sales to -day were about 12,000 bales, including speculation and for ex: Tie, Asia. arrived in the -Merle yesterday morn- 5,009 on speculanon and for export. advanced rates, opening at 109 to 109-4. to 1091:per cent. ing, with a week's later news from the United BILLS ON FRXNCE, f. 5.161 to f 5.181. The alvFees received by the Asia, respecting the LIVERPOOL States, • 182 passengers, and 1,427,220 dots. an 1 Straws:—The demar WOTRERSPO..N; Kriecrsportre• AND Co. 'ele)p eee :der from re.:a:ssuriner: Alt accotint , s. repre- s £20,250 in specie on freight. Her dates are May Hors : The market for good quality hops is very firm 'sent the crop as being very backwatl, and 27th. at 7c to 11c per lb for Eastern . and , Western, the lower • having to report o i r s t n i o o w o r h o h l 4 i y e r i e , ex o . suffered very great, injury from the late frosts. The for grainy, 370 hhd; On the 28th of May the Asia exchanged signals rate for very inferior. Prime qualitie3 are not plenty, and - editor of the Columbus ,S ; rin makes the following tons unelayed Manilla Bahia, to arrive, at 4; with the R.M.S. Arabia. , will command readily the extreme price quoted. Brewers . Pernabas. also tb arriv The news is not of the slightest importance.. are not buying largely at-present, but the supply of -hOpa remarks :-- ' . ' • - Mor,Assss, RUM AN throaghouz the country is much reduced, and is mostly in We have spent our entire life-now extending to ferty- , Riee ,_ ereere are a From Washington wa learn that Major Ben . the hands of strong - holders ; there is consequently but five years-in the centre of the Cotton growing region, and tons arracan for arriv M'Culloch has declined the Governorship of Utah li tt l e p reving on the market, and prices have -a tendency . have been i:close observer of the season and ;he growth or Cassia r,rotizA.-‘N territory:, i It; is stated - a Western man has been to advance. This assurepion is based upon the fact the Cotton plant, and, without 'fear of contradiction, we per cwt. - Jun.-0/ bales sol adected for-the ,poSt. IL is. furthermore.`;stated that the consuaiption has largely increased, and the assert that we uover knew Cotton as hackvvard by three limit. -560 bales Id that the gevernment has determined upon adopt. production has decreesed ; the crop for the en.suing wepks as it is this spring. It is usual, at this 'advanced SAPAN W000•-tot ing vigorous measures "as regards the 14lormons• year it is estimated - will,' tuider the most favouiab!o staie Of th ,- .! season (nay 14) for Cotton forms to begin to for r avanl.l ls tons sol ~A..large military force is to be despatched thither, eirrumstauces, fall short of an average yield at leapt one- •appear on the . weed. At this time there . is no Cotton weed Lieseere -630 guar probably under command of Gen. , Harney. quarter, as farmers have not cultivated the vines with in th? whole Cotf en re,qin 'of the Ueli'ed States with over due care and attention for several years past, and the.last feu- leaves, and few .planters have yet got stends.' . Blooms "Two United States senators had passed to their AGRICULTUR, winter has been _very severe upon the yards in Vermont will wit apeear ehis year on the. most fortatilt? crops be- Per stone, 20 list rest within the week-the Hon. James_ Bell, and New Hampshire . , a large preeportion of the roots in fore the 25th. of June_ to the Ist of July:. ire usual time - s. of New Hampshire, died at Laconia, in that State, the States named being winter kUled, • far blooms-is frorn 25th of May to 10th of June. Ray, old .. . ... 0 on the 26th ulto. ; and the Hon. A. P. Butler, ofDitto, new.. • 0 IRON: Scotch pig continues Gull; and is (rote(' at ' ' • South Carolina, who had for , some time, been suf- 34'dols to 35 dots; six months, ac3ording to brand, pl ce of , COTTON STATEMENT.. Ditto, clover 0 , (From,. the Mew York Shipping Liat of 27th May.) Green Clover o fering from dropsy, expired the day previous. delivery, &c. Refined iron is also dulr and is nominal at o Dred Scott, so widely known in connection with 56 dots for common En dish bars and 60 dots for refined. , , the late important decision of the Supreme Court LEAD : Pig is heavy and dull, and quotations are . 1 Exports to Total Stock and on sp V t e irt t at e o, l , : , e 7 s ahtelti.t ... . . Receipts. !' Great Ditto; barley ~of the United States, and who is likely to become altogether nominal; Spanish is held at 6 dols 25e to , Britain. clears: eel Shipboard. Oats, In straw •an historical character, together with his two 6 dole 372 c, which is above the views of buyers. . . I . -- __—__ _ daughters, Were emancipated- from slavery on the NAVAL STORES. - The - market for sfirits turpentine is 1857 1 ' 2;823,415 ' 1,244 519 1,963,448 330,774 ~ . . . 2603, qt. St. Louis. • dull at 51 cents, but at this rate-holders are very firm, as 1856' .` 3,319,363 1,594,089 , 2,487,864 415,907 LIVERPOOI •--_____ We have no aiterati Mr. Morse, late special commissioner to Bogota, the - stock is reduced tea a low, figure-abont 1,400 bras. a 505,948 349,570 524,416 85,133 The supply was somet had arrived in Washington. He has no doubt of Common resin is firm and in good demand, at 1 dol 870. . •• ••• • tion being more turn and at I dal 900 d livered by vessel. Fine resins are firm, nic`r . ..: 7d to 7id per fir; bunt the eventual settlement of the diffiCulty between e. -, '._ e •. - The; -LiverpO6l- -Share Market' was rather dull with further sites at 9 dots ooc to 7 dols.soc; wording topretty well cleared off. New Granada and the United States in a manner ch eep, 9,849. quality. Tar re dull and heavy at 2 dols to 2 dole 50e. to-day, and pric,es,were not so good. The transac satisfae.tory to both republics. OiLs :We learn of further sales ia New Bedford at 70 Lions reported. were•--;•East Lancashire, 962 ;.Lanai- LONDON P We learn from Kansas that Acting Governor Stan- cents for South Sea whale. No movement. in sperm; shire and Yorkshiie, 100 1 11 21 • London and Suomt.-The demar 4.. ,•,,, 4, , __ ton has issued a ,proclamation for an election of For manufactured oils there - is 'a fair demand' at 83c to 8P Nort'h Western,, 4 - - shales, Id ; Midland, 83k, Ls • tons of white Benares Refined exhibits more delegates to the Constitutional Convention to be cents for whale and 1 dol 45c to 1 del 55i. for -- sprerni. Manchester, Sheffield, and LinColnshire, 424; Leeds CO:FEE. -We haver held on the third Monday in June next. - Census Liweed oil is low 4, with . sales of American et 78 ,cents '2- Capital StoCk, 22 ; Royalinsurance, 3.1-16 p The returns received ,from nineteen counties out of the manufacturers are selling in the replan way at 79c to 80 following were the closing priees :-Blackburn, p TEA'e d s c 't h i e l l o s r s t b e Y o ; twenty-six give a total of 9,251 registered legal d ee em nt a s. nd. Lard oi)i. is quiet anti nominal. - Red oil is iii e fair 8 13-16, 8;-; Chester and' Birkenhead, 681, 68 4 - 3 ; the trace. Common c C,..c.,.. . v.1,-, A/1,w,, formerly. member of Coheres • - _ _ C1..1..(1,,,,;.,, RAI: RAI. /11,,...1,,,• ..,,,,1 TT,..1.-a,„...a :,o 1Q , . Corvow.-There has 26th, at St. Louis. . Mr. Morse, late special commissioner to Bogota, had arrived in Washington. He has no doubt of the eventual settlement of the difficulty between New Granada and the United States in a manner satisfactory to both republics. We learn from Kansas that Acting Governor Stan ton has issued a proclamation for an election of delegates to the Constitutional Convention to be held on the third Monday in June next. Census returns received ,from nineteen counties out of the a twenty-six give total of 9,251 registered legal voters. Ely Moore, formerly, member of Congress from New York, is urged to be a candidate for delegate to Congress, and it is thought that he will be elected if he consents to enter the canvass. The movements of Brigham Young have attracted some attention since the receipt of the report that he had fled from Utah. Now that it has been ascertained that there is no truth in this report, his proposed expedition to the North - forms the interesting feature of Mormon intelligence. We learn, on reliable authority, that the Mormons are about commencing. a settlement near. Council t Bluffs for an outpost, or receiving station. The leading men of the new settlement are to be Eastern men, who have not been initiated irito the real mysteries of Mormonism, and who will, therefore, be better fitted for taking charge 'of young discipleb and giving them their first lessons in the new faith. It is more than probable that the founding of this settlement is the real cause of Brigham's " secret expedition to some _where in the North." We have received files of Great Salt Lake papers to the 2nd of April. The discourses of, Brigham Young and other leading elders forcibly enjoin the necessity() f perfect unity of thought and action among the faithful. The projected expedition to the North is alluded to by Governor Young in one of his sermons. Eugene Grelet, one of the. persons implicated in the French , railroad fraud case, had died at the ,Eldridge -street jail, New - York. It having been discovered that the United States steamer'Michigan, on•the lakes, is one or two tons larger than the size allowed by a treaty bemeen Great Britain anct the United States, and Lord Napier having called -the attention of the American government to the matter, orders have been given to discontinue her .in her present capacity. The -Michigan has been of great service iu assisting vessels, British as well as American, in distress ; audio view of the chances of losinc , her, the attenti on o f th e Cana dian Parliament has been called to the fact. The CahadianS say they are not at all afraid of the extraordinary size of the little steamer, and that, so far as they are concerned, they are very much in favour of her remaining where she is. By way of - New Orleans we have Havannah dates to the 9th May. The genera/ news is of little in- - terest. Sugar was firm at previous rates, while Mo 'lasses, with,an active, market, had reached so high a price that speculators were afraid to- - tench it. - A correspondent writing on the: 19th -c represents the . slave trade as flourishing. A British ship, -named,—most inappropriately, we _Would imagine —the Duchess of Sutherland, had landed six hundred Africans near Sagus la Grande, and. was then. burned to the water's edge. There were a dozen vessels in the port of Havannah up .for sale as'elavers. The joint stock speculators were progressing is the organization on .paper, of steam ship lines, new banks, and other enterpris,s. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, MAY 27. MONETARY AFFAIRS. —Since our last advises of 18th inst., we have had a week of great activity, and of unusual excitement. The fluctuations in most of the speculative Stocks have, been sudden and .violent, but the most masked in this respect have been Erie,- Cleveland and Toledo ; and Michigan Southern, and notwithstandi ng th e growing ease in the Money Market, prices generally leave Off lower. The sudden and heavy fall attracted a number of outside buyers for ca3h, which gave a firmer and more settled tone to the market at the close. Money continues to grow easier from day to day, in the face of heavy ship ments of coin to Europe. The Bank reserve of Specie is kept full, however, by the receipts of gold from California, and from the surrounding country.. Da COPPCT & CO. COTTON : The acclun's to the 9th instant per Niagara, from Liverpool, received on the 19th by telegraph from Halifax, gave a stimulus to our market. An improved demand immediately ensued and prices have advanced to gc per lb, with but little offering for sale at present rates. The sates are - estimated-at 10,500 bales, of which 3,000 are in transitu. Uplands: Very' Ordinary to Mifflin; ; 114 c to Iq-c; Ordinary, 12e1 tow Middling, 13gc ; Go o d Middling, :141q. Fair to Good Fair and Good, 14ic to Inc and 15-g-, ; Middling Fair,l4-3-,a; Fully Fair, 15-ke. .Louisianas, &c,: Ordinary to , to 1410 ; Good Ordinary, 132 c ; Low Middling, 134 c ; Good Middling, 141 c: Fair to Good Fair, 154 c to 151 C,; Middling Fair, 154 c ; Fully Fair, lenc. G oo d an d Fi ne, none. T ne exports, &0., of cottm since Ist Septemb er) are as follows : To G. Bitain. Receipts. Stocks. Total Extmts 1,955,000 1,239,000 2,821,000 348;000 Last year" 2,476,000 1,584,000 3,320,000 420,000 Year before 1 ,799&0 1,210,0a0 2,433,000 315,000 aye annex an erract from the circular of W. P. Wright. The following is a statement of the movement in cotton since the first. September last, as compared with the pre- VioUs four years":— _—. 1854. Receipts at the Ports.......• 2.8 22 , 000'330,000 - , • 30,000 2,4______ , 3-1,00012640,000 Exports toG Britain 1 ,24 4 , 0A11,594,000 1 , 2 33,900 1 1,211,0 n " France 358,000 443,000 377,000 261,000 • ". other F. Ports• .....• • • 351,000, 450,000 , ,2,w,goa 256 000 Total Exports . . • 1 • 935,000, 2 , 44 , 0 0 0 1,830,00011 , 728 ,00 0 Stock on hand • 324 000" Of which during the past week, included in the.abOve : PitovisioNs : Pork is higher for 1)oih mess-and prime, with an active market. Ihef is firm, with sales at 14 doh to 15 dots for country mess, 12 dols to 12 d.ls De for railroad mesa, an tis 16 dols 50c to 17 dots. f repacked Western. Prime mess beef is scarce and wanted, at 29 dole t 0 .31 dots - , Beef hams are firm, with but few offering. Bacon is scarce, and held . Much higher ; in is refused for short clear. Cut meats are higher, with 'sales at 10i td 11 for hams, and 92 to 91, for shoulders. Lard is firm, with sales at 141 to lsa. Butter and cheese are without further change. . PASSILNGERS PER 431.5. ASIA.—Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Smith, four children, and nurse, Mr. and Mrs. John Scott; Mr. - and Mrs Henry A: - Low --- Mr. - and - Mrs.-James Robb, Mr. and Mrs. E: J. Woolsey, four children, an servant, Miss Aspinall and maid, Mr, and Mrs. S. J. W. Barry, Mr.. and Mrs. Seller and fami;y, _Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rogers and Lmily, -Mrs. Mitchell, - Mr. add - Mrs. Thomas L. Mitchell, Messrs.- John No.cnialion, N. •L. M'Cready, Barnard, B. F. Beekman, Bernard"; D. Barker, A. Arguedi, G. Arguedi, James Manry, ant. M. V&A, 0- cisco, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Ramsden, Messrs. Manuel Sopsz, Vincenti Vita, Jan Bournne, J. H. ' Eindr, W. Binney, VT. 'M. Fadzean, R. 11. Leathain, :R. R. Balert, .G. W. Dobbin, L. H. Porter, Jatnei Stitt, R. Redmond, two Misses Robb, Messrs.. , Gibb, -Julius, Kotler, Baron and Baroness di Conceicao (two children and nurse), Messrs. W. Ferguson, S. D. Vere,' Hiss ,Thonglas_ Mr. ,and Mrs. Fisher, Messrs. Robb., jun., 0-, L. Dobbin, J. G. Marsh, F. R. Ledy, J. R. Badnall, John I'. Harwird, T. Tetia:.letou, Longbran, W. Chappel, J. Hen gler, W. Kin.;, It. Walker, H. Hempshill, John .llortlan,l, B.' Gutrery, C..Wieber, R. Jenkins and daught,, , r, Robert Shaw, Outrar,E. Oravvford Mrs. Johnson and three children, Dr. and Mrs. 'Alexander. and -child,- Mrs. Diteready - and child, ,Messrs. Henry T. Jackson; H. W. Gair, A. E. Phillips, Miss Battle, two Misses Gillilan, Mr.' and Mrs. E. H. Gillilan, Miss Giltiian and maid, Master Gillilan, 'Mr. James H. Orme and frieA, Messrs. J. Ranset. Robert Reed, Dr. Vinton; Messrs. F. K. Arnold, Hugh. Crichton, A. Ramsey, E. Molson, J. W. Paxton, H. Crangle, T. Contostarlos, W. G. Norwood, J. P. Rodocanachi, C. N. Negroponte, S. Lord, J. S. Irwin, F. Schillow, J. C. Yates, J. Marks, E. Cabado, D. Jamieson, -- Relf, J. G. Stevens, E.ll—Grander, P. 11.. Siinal3, A. B. 0. Nicholson, J.• Schultz, Ph. Bessinger, D3na, F. Warre, Manuel Gonzales, Manuel Prandes - Pedro Oontico and two boys,' H. Young, W. H. Paddock, Vasbenter, Gr3ighton, S. R. Saxon, E. Bliss, jun., Theo. Pass rant, Heary E. Waltbew, W. S. Brown, James: S. Mac Master, D. Tier, Thomas Mack, S. Wilder, F. A. Whittlesey, C. G. Anderson, Andrew 3. Watt, .D. H. Greaffe,,-- Sung. stack, Rev. C. S. Stewart, U.S . ..Navy, Mr. J. Pumpeliy. Keeelpta atithePorts Expocte to G ..Britaia " France. .. ...... " other For. Pt s Total Exports. llhe -Liverpool---Share Market was rather dull to-day, and priees,,Were not so good. - The transac tions reported wereEtist Lancashire, 964 ; shire and Yorkshiie, 1001, 3, t, ; London and Norl'h Western,, a shares, 4. d ; Midland, 84/ 1; Manchester, Sheffield, and LinColnshire, 424; Leeds Capital StoCk, 22 ; Royalinsurance,• 3 .1-16 p The following were the closing prices :—Blackburn, 8 13-16, 88 - ; Chester and Birkenhead, 684, 681 ; Caledonian,364; 361; Chester andHolyhead,lB,lBl,; Eastern COtintilit - iii;East Lancashire, 9 . 64 96a; ditto 9/. shares, 11-16,1 p ; Great Northern, 241, 2441; Great Western,64l,64/ ; Lancashire and . Yorkshird, Stock," 1004, 1004; ditto • .91. - shares, 1,- 1. 1.16 p LiverpOol,Cosby, and Sbuthnort, 194, Isa ; London and North Western Stock, 1044 104 i ; dittolshares, 346; 1 4 d ; Manchester, Sheffield; and Lincolnshire, 42-,1-, 428 ; Midland Stack, 84, ;- North British, 104., 104 ; • North Staffordshire,, 5, 44 d; - North Eastern—Berwick, 224, 224,;•,,,Y0rk and North Midland 344. 844 ; Leeds • Capital Stock, 214, 224 ; South . Eastern and Dover, . 224., 221; Scottish North Eastern, 121, 13 ; Buffalo. and Lake Huron, 1 d ; Ditto New . Shares, 4, 4. p ; Dutch Rhenish, 14, lad ; Great Western of Canada, 231, 234 ; Ditto New Shares, 14, 14 p; Great . Luxemhouri.z, 114, 11 1 d • Grand Trunk of Canada, 16, 164 25,000, 41,000, 28,000 i 35,000 2;,00G' 24,000 48,eAri 57,000 4,000 18,000 11.000 8.000 • 7,000, 6 o'oj 10,000 32.000 31.000' 72,.G0, 78,000 Summan y.—Receipts—Docrease at the ports compared with ..last Year, 508,000 bales; - compared with 1853. 282,000. Ex ports—Decrease to Great Britain, 348,000; compared with 1853, 229,000 ba!es. Decrease tc) France, 85,000; compa red with 1853, 21,000; decrease to other bales. foreign ports, 89,0 00 ; increase compared with 1853, 60,000 The Market for the Public Funds and Securities t3-day was- pretty steady, and no :Change can be noticed in prices •••• Consols for Money closed at 93§ to 93k; and for the. Account at 94 to 94g. Af er official hoUrs the saine prices were current. In the London Sham Market to-day there was very little business done, , and . prices Were 'about Sta tionery: Tie following were the closing quota tions :—_-oaiedonian, 726; Edinburgh and Glas gow, 59, 61 ; El:stern Counties, ilk, il k ; East Laneachirc, 97, 98; Great Northern, 96 974 ; Ditto A, 87, 89 ; Groan Western, 641, 611; Lancashire and Yorkshire,lool, 1001.; Leeds Northern, 43*, 441; 'London and North Western, - 1041, 1048 ; London and South Western, 991, 100 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 421, 43 ; Midland Stock, 83/, 83* ; North British, 421, 43; South Eastern and Dever, 731 741 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 89, 90 ; York and North Midland, 68k, 69 ; After official hours the following were the ruling prices :—Ca!edonian, 721, 721,-; Eastern Counties, 11 114; Hi; East Lancashire, 97, 98 ; Great Northern, 97i ; ditto A, 874, 881 ; Great Western, 611, 641 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1001 1001; London and North Western, 104 i, 1041 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire,: 44 43 ; Midland Stock, 831. 882 ; North British, 42, 434 ; South Eastern and Dover, 73/, 744; York, Newcastle, and Ber Wick, 89, 90 ; York . and North Midland, 681, 691. The Montreal Corporation Bonds (amounting to 21.000/.), given to aid the construction of the St. lAwketiee, and Atlantic Railroad, some time since over-due, and which the Grand Trunk Company were unable to pay; have since been redeemed, and intelligence_ to that effect has been received by the English:mail of this week. The commercial advice§ received by the Asia do not vary much from those previously to hand. There had, been some excitement in the New York Stock Market, but it had subsided. Money was becoming more easy. The Cotton Market was active, and advanced lc to He. per lb. , The Breadstuff Trade was more active, and prices of Flour had advanced 15e to . 25c: per brL Wheat was dull; but Indian Celli advanced 6n to 80 per bushel. Freights had improved. The annual meeting of the Bank of Australasia has just been held. Mr. Henderson took the chair, and congratulated the proprietors on the success of the past year's operations. The report, which was read, stated that the profits of the year 1856 amounted to 181,110/. Os 6d. The balance to the credit of profit and loss in October was 201,7771.1.7 s 5 T. out of- which there has' been paid the April dividend' and bonus for the current year of 90,0001. It was stated that the colonies were still overstocked, and that the high price of Gold had acted unfavourably on the exchanges. A dividend of 6 per cent per annum was declared, and a bonds at the rate of 14 per cent per annum, making 20 per-cent together. The advises from the Continent indicate a less favourable' appearance of the exchange on London at Amsterdam and Hamburg., In . the other con tinental cities the rates are steady. At Paris, on Friday, the exchange. on London was quoted 25.271 to 30 for short, and 24.874 to 90 for three months; at Amsterdam, 11 85-for short; at Ham burg,. 114 for short, and 13 01 for three months ; and at Vienna. 10.12. _ _ NOIITIT• BOUTS. TOTAL. • New Cases Received Advice and Med,- 289 } 218 i 507 tine at the Institution New Cases Visited at th e ir own hou s es l 86 40 i 126 and supalted with Medicine 375 253 633 The Harrewby has arrived from Hobart Town, but is not known to have any gold on freight. The Neptune's , Favourite has arrived from Shanghai with 1,351,900 lbs of tea and 827 bales of silk on .freight. The Tudor, which had sailed from Melbourne fok; Liverpool, with 14,500 oz. of gold on freight, put - back to Hobson'6 Bay on the 7th of April, diSmasted, but would probably . soon sail again. Including the whole of these sums, and also 5,000 oz. of gold on board the Stebonheath, which has now been 90 days at sea, we arrive at a total of 169,910 oz., or about 680,0001., actually on its way t) this country.."`• The Kent, arrivCd uff the coast yesterday from 1-bourtr, with 62,M -oanees of gold' on freight, worth about . 248,580/: The adviceS ,•brought by this‘v , ef. , sel havi).been anticiiiated,•although she.has a quick passa, , 4o of . se - Venty-nine days. arrivaLorthe Pirate from Launceston is Also repot:tel, but this ship is not known to have any 'gold on freight. We 'are in receipt of detailed accounts from - Melboin no to 'the. 14th April. The. Gold. Market -had -been quiet, with a fair demand for shipment, prices ruling at 3/, 16s - per ounce for Mount Alex ander and - Befidiv,o, 31. 16S - 9d -for - MountKorong., 3/ 17s 3 1 . f(i Maryborough, Avoca, and Fiery Crsek, 3/, • 17s 6d to 31. 18s for the Ovens, and 3? 183 *6l to . 3/. 19s 6d. for B-111srat. The quantities brought down by escort dnrlng the week.were below the average. Tb'.‘. Money ,Mr.t! , .et was well 'supplied; but in . L l 'ading w's some light, es r.trade -in the Oo!ony was- in' a steady condi:ion: The Export Karl<Ote'yer'e fully maintained. . B R EADSTUFFS.—Pi - •our Our market remained quiet, without change in price fro m le the data of our last circular to the close of the week, but, the receipts continuing very light there•has been an:thaProvedmand the last two day s , and prices of Western (,an a l, State, :wes ternCanal and Sduthern, are 150 to 25a per brl higher. shipping, 6 dots 60c to 7 (la-, per b r l ; t _ l a i nd State, good r Aio, Indiana, &c., 7 dots 25c to 7 dols 75c ; Canada, 7 dole 0 to S dol s 60 c; Southern,7 dols 50e to 8 doh 50e: Fancies - a . nd I3i=-11 Extras, 8 dole 25c to 10 doh. /Nheat.: The arrival s at present - a - re -very small, to. enables holders to maintain prices, but the market is dull at eur- quotations. .Southern " 170 c to 185 c per 601bs : Gone Se- and Western, 17 0 e te, 185 c : Canadian, 170 c to 185 c ; Western Red and Mi xed' to 145 e to 165 c; So u th e rn Red, 155 e to 165 e. Indian C orn continues to advance, and must be quoted 6c to 8c pe r 561bs higher, without aay shipping demand. Yellow, 05e Trill CAL:vonritAx Prx.—The evnrl• stinglquestfon of "is this . .good pep" has been answered by Mr. E. T. Hall, of South John t, who has succeedkin i reditelr4 a metallic pen, which he dtslgnates, not irapliy, as above. There is hardly anything More . annoying' than a had pen 1 -every one knows the mi.ery. - The pen tingle, by 11l r. Ma fa .'fit fir tcy hand .1 o use (light or heavy), and "Whitria tf the greateslio to; it dots not corrode, but will work with equal facility in any ink. From experience of metallic pens, we oan say that this ono, which is polished ar gold, and will last nearly as long, is the best one we have ever used,--Northern Times, One box, containing alit dozen pens, sent free on recelat'of 2s Gd in postace stamps ; Agents wanted for the country..—Adv;ki Comm trrtai TitZell:genre. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-JUNG 8. The cotton market continues very steady, and with a fair demand, prices are well. maintained. The sales—including 2SO Pernambuco 8d to 81d, 100 Maranhani 83d to 91, 400 Egyptian Sid to 101 d, Surat 41 to 6kd—aro reported 12,040 bales, of which 5,000 are on speculation and for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-JuNE 8. SUGAR..—The demand continues to improve, and the late decline in prices is now folly recovered ; including Saturday's business, we have to report 100 hlris 1 , 0 brie Demerara from 55s to 59s 61, up to 64s 6d for grainy, 370 hhd; 170 b-is, chiefly St. Lucia, at 565, ex quay, 450 tons unclayed Manilla, off the coast, at 50s, a cargo ,f 500 tons Bahia, to arrive, at 41s In bond, ex quay, and 300 tons Paraiba end remains, also tb arrive, at 401 per cwt. MoLAssxs, Rust Arlo COFFEE.—Nothing has occurred. Roa.--.There are no transactions to report oo tbe,pot, but 1,350 tons r,rracau for arrival have been placed at I2s per cwt. Cassta LictinA.—Tire have also to notice 230 cases at 132 s Gd to 134 s per cwt. JuxE.-301 bales sold at els IN to .e 23 10s. HEur --_560 bales Manilla sold at '37. SAPAN WOOD.-10 tons'Fold at e2l. FusTic.-25 tons sold at 47 5s for large Ceara, anl .e.l 15s per ton for Savaniaa. LINSEED.-630 quarters Rournilla sold at 62s 6i per qr. AGRICULTURAL .PRODITUE M ARKET. • Per stone, 20Ibs. . 1 Per gOitts. A. s. d. a. d . .lPolaioes . . Seedlings 4 Ray, 01d...... 0 6 to 0 8 Ditto, Pink Eyes .. 0 Ditto, new.. • 0 0 to 0 ,01DittO, Wiiiterocks: 0 Ditto, clover 0 6 o 0 7Ditio, BalshaNi's .. 0 Gieen Clover 0 2,1 to 0 3, Ditto, _Beldrums .. 0 Vetches 0 0 to 0 °Ditto, cattle o Straw, wheat 0 2i to 0 3 Per ton. Ditto t oat 1 0 0 to 0 0 Turnips Ditto; barley .... 0 21 to , 0 (Xarrots Oats, in straw .... 0 2/ to 0 3 .angle WOrhel illidnure " 4 6 to JUNE 8. d. s. (1. 9 %0 5 3 O to 0 0 O to 0 0 O to 0 0 O to 0 0 O to 0 0 O 0 U fr O u 7 0 LIVERPOOL CATTLE _MARKET.—Juan 8. We hare no alteration io note in the value of beef since last week. The supply was something smaller, but less is wanted, the consump tion being more turned on mutton and lamb. Sheep sold freely at 7d to 7id per lip ; lambs, lid to Bd, at which an increased supply was pretty well cleared off. The numbers at market were—Beasts, 1,379 ; sheep, 9,849. _ • LONDON PRODUCE 'MARKET'.-JUNE 8. Soomt.—The demand for this article continues, and a few hundred tons of white Benares hive changed hands at 61s 6d and 61s 9d, Refined exhibits more firmness, there being no s Mors of brown lumps under 72s te 70s 6d. COFFEE. —We have no transactions at the moment to report. TEA.—Beshiess by ;private contract Is in a great measure sus pended, as the forthcoming public sales are occupying the attention of the trade. Common congou 1s Oid. COTTON.—There has been a more active inquiry in this market, in which fall invites have been paid for 1,300 bales. The following public salei a e advertised for to-morrow:—viz., 350 hhds West India, 14,803 bags Mauritius, and 3,800 bags Madras sugar; 160 casks Ceylon eofP c, 5Q,0 bags cocoa, 1,400 bags saltpetre, and 5,200 bags rite. Ods.—Seal pale, £47 ; yellow, £44 to £44 103 ; brown, £42 to £42 103 ' • sperm bcdy, eso; headmatter, £97 to £100; cod, £4B to £4B 103; olive Gallipoil, £56 to - £57; Spanish and Sicily, £55 lOs to 456; cocoa nut, 45s 6d to 43s Gd ; palm, fin; 47s to 47s 3a; linseed, 455 to 40s 31; rape, pale, 53s to 533 61; brown, 503 Gd. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.-JUNE 8. The market is steady to-day. Town Tallow is quoted 57s nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. oa the spot, 595; June, 58s ; July to septembor, 57s 9,1; o.tober to December, 56s gd. PARTICULAES 'OF TALLOW. 1856. , 1857. -Stock on hand Deliver/ last week Do. from Ist June.. • 47.740 17, 1,020 1. 1,583 1, ,185 14,334 .315 1,697 ,315 1,697 , Arrival last week . , 1,608 7gl 2,195 Do.from Ist June Price Y.C. per cwt sls 9d 46s Od 593 Od Do. Town Arrival for fits week endiig 16th June, last yea-, 1,620 casks, and delivery 1,392 casks. The arrival last week comprised 2,068 C3B from Itossla, 400 casks from Austral x,407 casks from South America, a dl2 casks from other places. Total 2,887 casks. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—JuNn 8 Accounts from the p!antatioris continue to speak of an increase of both fly and lice, and the duty in conseqnence has declined to X120,0A. Market. very firm. LONDON CORN. MAREET,---JuxE 8. The supply of Erglish wheat was moderate this morning, and Al good qualities were taken at last Monday's quotations ; inferior parcels were is per quarter cheaper. Foreign ,iheat met a retail demand at late rates; had buyers come forward. for quantity, rather less money might have be,n taken. Flour dull, and Norfolks Is per sack cheaper. All good qualities of barley maintained their value, but unsweet lots were rather cheaper. Notwithstanding the heavy arrivals, oats were miter dearer than otherwise, with a good demand. Beans firm. Pease stow. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM JUNE 1 TO JUME Coastwise. Wheat. qrs. 2747 410 Barley. Malt. qrs. qrs. 40 2948 Beans qrs. 490 peas. 1 Fl, qrs.. ibrls. English Scotch Irish ..:. Foreign 45013 14641 E. C. Rail .. Gt. N. Rail.. Exported .... 70147 545 2432 1941 75 4595 112 175301 401 27 . 1 631 .. 6.!5 12 628 126 .... 10807 3694 Cutts. .... 753 42 1 806 4861 ... 11,01 , 1D0N CA...I"FLE MARKET.- JUNE 8. We have a la.rire increaTe in the supply of beasts, and consequently a dull tra'le. Prices are lower, and a clear..nce cannot be effected. The number of sheep i; also larger than we have had for a consider. able time. Prices aro lower, end several lots remain urvold. Lambs and calves are selling about the same as on Friday. From Germany and Holland there are 200 beasts, 1,710 sheep, and 173 calves ; Spain, 120 beasts; Scotland, 220; Norfolk and fiuffolk, 3,20 .; and lOO.from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per stone of Slbs. s. d. a. d. Per stone of Blbs. Best Soo: s, Herefords 4 § 4 8 Best Dns & HP-bredSh Best Short-horns 4 4 4 6 Best Long-wools .... Second quality beasts 3 0 4 0 Do. do. Shorn .... Calves 4 6 5 4 E es and 2nd quality a. O. 4 10 0 0 4 6 0 0 Pigs • .405 01 V lim o. do. S .4 2 Best Dos & Hf-breds 0 0 0 olLambq 6 0 Beats at market. 4,409; cheep and tambe, 26,750 ; 'calves, pigs, 250. s d 5 0 0 0 4 10 0 0 4 4 7 0 262 , LONDON MINING MARKET.—JUN n 8 The market for home mining storks remains extremely dull. The inquiry is limited, and in numerous cases, sales cannot be effected unless with great difficulty at the existing nominal quotations. No . bnsinesS is reported in the Stock Exchinge this morning. Coburg shares remain nither. dull, and are marked 53. United Mexican have been somewhat offered, realising 3f. CORK BUTrER "MARKET.-JuNE 8 - - The supply was rather Urge to-days b lug over 1,000 kegs and firkins. Prices nera viz.: —Firsts, 1043; Seconds, 1033; Thirds, 86s ; Fourths, 7135; Frt,s G 23; and Sixths, 5,Gs per cwt. GLASGOW PIG IRON M[ RIVET.—.TUNE 8. The market was flit to-Jay at—Mixed Nos., 13,yer 80i ; No. 1, buyefs 78s ; No. 3, buyers 745, and nominal sellers pnr ton. THE. LATE CHARGE OF WILFUL MINDER AT NEW CASTLE.—John Brogan, the mm charged with the mur der of James Rodgers; at Neavcastle, is up to tae present at large. A reward of £lOO has been - offered by the Secretary. of State for the ,ipprebeneien and conviction of the accused. The des.cription given of Brogan is that he "'is' an Irishman, about twenty-,x years . 'of age, but appears older; he is about five feet tea inches high, swarthy complexion, Marked with the smallpox, light hair, - light eyes, stoops in the shoulders, walks with a shuffling gait, is by trade a shoemaker, and has been in the habit of working - f - or cloggers as a t translator' of old shoes.—Staffordshire Advertiser. . EMIT PERSONS POISONED BY EATING risll. —A very singular occurrence took place oa Thursdry mornina last, at the manufactory of 7 tira. Armfield, button manufac turer, Newhall'-street. Some of the girls engaged in the pressing-room haring agreed amongst themselves to have a treat for luncheon, sent a man named Richards, engaged upon the premises, and . whose wife is in the habit of frying fish far-sale, horns to fetch sortie He returnel :with some fried plaice, which he disposed of in twopenny worths to seven of the girls, each lying of a tolerable Am. They partook of it heartily, but in a short time after the meal they were all taken unwed, including the Man him self, who had also eaten some of •the fish. They vomited excessively, and suffered much pain in Vae . stomach and. - bowels.' Being conveyed home, roedleil advice was at once sought, and the usual remedies were resorted to with beneficial affect, and we are glad to state that most of the girls, somewhat exhausted, are recovered, aad that no- fears. are entertained• on account - of. the others. It - is difficult •to account for the injurious effee's produced. by the meal; but the greatest probability, as the fish are - said to have been purchased fresh at a fishmonger's in the town, is that the flesh of the animals was poisoned by pernicious food of some description.—Birminghon Journal. AN "AUSTRALIAN" IN THE MACKET —At the Guildhall on Saturday, a young .man, who gave the name of W. Jones, was charged with attemptina to obtain-goOds to the value of about £1,600, with intent to defraud Messrs. Dent, Alcroft, & Co., wholesale glovers anti hosier; of Woo'-street, Cia. Alfred Burnett, the minagefof . Vent and Allcroft's warehouse, stated that, on thafl Ist of ?slay the prisoner went into the establishment of Messrs. Dent and Co., and having represented himself a belougieg.to the firm of 'Jones and Evans, of New. York, and Melbourne, in Australia, said he was b for them . He then selected stack amouning to abort £l,6oo,aand gave instri:ctions. for its shipment, i*yirig he would call on the Wowing . day:'aad ssttle :the Sas-taint. He took . away a scait and a pair of glavesS with him as• a sample, but nothing - was - seen , of him till Friday, when be vim seen passing down Wood-street by oral of Messrs. Dent and ComPana'a - men, and who showed hint the goods, and on being accosted as Mradones, and asked when he was going to pay foi the goads he had 'selected , he denied thesa he was Mr. Joses a er that he hed ever selected • any,a - ,:66a5. thet Re was taken intO, .counting.honse, and on baa *inter rogated ;by one of 'the firm, he :went,- on tit knees, and begged to be forgiven. On being takers Into custody a duplicate for a scarf and a pairof gloVas "...vas found on him, pledged in the name of Jonea t Cm the 2nd of May, for Is. 61.—The prisoner !qr.l remo,:,ded. LIVERPOOL ,DISPENSARIES. CAPTAIN 130u5.193, Vice-President of North Dispensary. Mr. I.;HARLES Boma, Vice-President of South Dispensary. Mr. FRANCIS MILL, Treasurer. J Mr. J. W. WiLLtems, Secretary. OFFICE-21, SOUTII CASTLE STREET. Number of Patients during the past week. BIRTH S. On the 2nd inst., at Pengreep, oarnw 11, the wire of John Michael Williams, Esq , of a son. Ou the 2nd - hist., at Kinsale, the wife of. Frederick Robinson, Esq., M.D., Scots Fusilier Guards, of a son. On the 3rd inst., at Alverna-hill, Penzance, the wife of Willi= Bolltho, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES On the 31s` nit., at Runcorn, Isaac Reeleston, of the steam tenter, Sattelite, belonging to the nalicax and Ro=ton Royal Mail Steamers, to Miss Dennis. On the 2nd inst., at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C. H. Burton. M.A., Mr. Thomas Jones, clerk, detective department, tq Hannah, youngest daughter of Mr. Simon Roberts, Slater, L'anrbaidr-y-Moch nant, Otwestry, Shropshire. DEATHS. Oa the Ist or March last, at'Bat urst, kustrali3, Robert Fredalek Browne, Esq., Surgeon, former:) , of William-street; Lowndes-square, Eondon. Qn the 2nd inst., at Hastings, in his 63rd year, deeply and deservedly regretted, Willina Hammond, Esq of Camden-road Villas, and Scott's-yard , London, and Esni o g, Suffolk, a magistrate for th county of Middlesex, and for ttpwarde of - 4o years a re!ipncteti merchant of the city of London. He died in ,re3ll - 3. The deceased teas one of the last lineal descendants of Shakespeare. • On the 3:d inA., at Lee, Kent., after a protracted illness of one year, Sarah, relict of Mr. John Nirzlinter, of Somerset-house. Her end was peace. • Marriage;, and Dentlv!, are only inserted when serf to our - Office duffs, siathentieateri, Excia,ivelv fo•r CLOTHING BOYS from 6 to 20 Year?. LEWIS & COMPANY, Ranlaglt street. "A NOVEL DlisrAN:).—Anew and very ingenious inkstand. has been submitted' to our notice; by a simple but ingenious contrivance, the ink is always kept clear and .fluid."— Northampton Mercury.— Sold et is Sd 2s 6d, and as 6d. err:h..—Advt • INY ORMATION RESPECTING CANADA.—Tho Canadian Government has published an interesting pamphlet on the rell,urces of Canada, and the , rospects in store for the industrious of alt classes who desire to emlzrate there. It has been gratuitously circulated throughout the United Kingdom. together with the two lectures upon Canada, de ivered by Hr. R o ll o C am pbell of,Nontroal, in January last. Every clergyman in Scotiandlias been suppltel wit's a cony of both, together with the partienhos oldie Grand Trunk system of ,Throngh Booking, and a Map of Canada, upon which all the Railways and their connec tion with Vie United States are shown.,. and other docuytnits,' contiu ue ta be issued gratuitouily to all persons who apply 'for them, eithev p2rsonAlly or by letter, at the etllces, of the Grand Trunk Ilan way Company, 21, Old Broad-street, London, E.C. illons.—On e of th: ,. greatcat clemesticTrusanc,!s, ; especially in the spring and rummer of the v ,,, r is ill;; ,„6 , ;ducze• M"Y . means have been tiled t - • prevent - extecm ' Hn - aie them, ..141.1' alt hitherto ineffectually. Cle7anhuess nmy Check, but can. c.t e.enicat.. ' them: yLt Ti. Greer,' late one of flrpoOl San:tary :oMcials; aftlr intense deep re,eafei wifh 1 . -any i,ettell Cip?Ti ttusn!s,,in the usual,pursult of this ofPcial avecatiOn, has at leng th diseovefed the great.desice:at um, Greer's.-PW eiAlintl-13ug Lotion,". is an unfailing ,itteitintnator of buds' Rm.' It is' Clean, SimPle . in .appication, agrceahle.‘ :in sxneil, anti perfectly ihnoions - sat.{ to insects. To' he had et the Anti-Verm;ii Office' 4q; BroWaiNw-hill Liverpool, in bottles at is, 2s. and 4s each.,--AVt.'. Emigrants . to . the UNITED STA.ras and- A N:aD4, 1 . 3 i; ta'Au s z the Through 'Tickets of the Grand Trunk n,diway G e hkoty, are milve:yed from their pert of landing to their destination in leis than ONE QUARTER CF THE TIMi taken by stolisal neat.', aqd at abbnt the same rates of fees. Thus a passenger eau reach Chicago from Club:o, distance,of 1,007 miles, in less than l2 l (Ism whereas by water it is nearly doable the distance. and rem:sires from 12 to 15 days, with five . or six changes of Stans Boats, during all of which they are espesad to the aria and maehinati3nS of penons, whose sole moans of livin-1 is by their plunder.. The Steam 11:)als, especially when crowded, scarcely afford prot€ , ctlon from the t.va.7d) , ,:'r. Passengers with Through Tickets are allowed Pie 52,nie amount of !uggage, free; aeon board the ship, and it ia cOnveP,tl frpin tee Ship to the 1111.1. Way. Station withotit any charge vihatever. The Agents of the .Grand Trunk Company will eve MisehaniCs, rtimus, mid Labourers, on' their arrival, " the, hest InforinatiOn in.respei:t. to, emPlOY ,, ent, the plava et which it Vt.° he had, and the 'rates 'of 'wages. Intending Emigrants can have sent to them, free, a Tariff of passenger ates ; and all their enquiries with regard to the sailing of both steamers and sailing ships, Scale of Dietary, drc., will be immediately a nswere d oa aPPlication, either personally or by letter, at the office! of tie Grand Company, 2i, Old Broad-store{„ Leiation• I tr'' 1 I TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1857. SI HYPING INTELLIGENCE Fen. 12 23-11elebt, 14 ft. 101 n. Conway Port Norway 'Pandora ..... Arklow ,Alice Eleanor Newport James Annand ... Jane Wilson . Ifersay Jnno (jinsey King John _ . .._ .'.... ...... Miluthorpe Petrel . ... , Glasgow Old England Chester John and Sarah Emrnanitbl Mary Stewart ...... Londonr3erry. Apollo • •• Ldith John and William Westport LIVERPO HIGH , WATEit-MOM. 12 Jam S. Ellida .......... ...... Callenborg Triton • ... Wismar Asia ....New York Graham '. . . • Bombayl Amon White C!oud . Cronradt Laconia (s.s.) ....Constantinople Petrel Bonny Ida . Rangoon Ferdinand • Monte Vide:: Ville de Equa " Astarte.. . , .... Iqn!que Bitty Cordes .. .......... Bombay Gra , ittide . Arctic - Leipsic Packet ...; ........ June 7. Sultan—. ........... Ha r r Harmanna .. St Petersburg Lima .............. . • Alida June 6. Clydia .;Bahia George Link .. Danzic Esther Harbour Grace Woodman .. ..Maranham Ariel . ENTERED I, June 6. • Telegrafo Joven Pepita Marina...:...... Silistria Calabar ...... Talavera . Oliver Putnam . . Calcutta'`)ce”n Bride Caledonia...... South Carolina. ...Melbourne, &c. William Stetson.. .. . ..New York OUTPORT3. Mumbles, Jun& reved—Shuttle, Cuthber tams, from Coquimbo. Waterford.—Arrived--Condor. Stra;sand ; Jennet Ali2e, Jones, from Hamburg; and Margaret, Jones, Hamburg. Queenstown, June B.—Arrived—Ambassador, from Ma, tanzas Talavera, China. Arrived off, and prce eded to Dublin—Resolution, and Crimea. from Callao—Diary Stabart, Belize, Arrived off and proceeded—Cameo, from Callao—Bentinek, Iquique —n; Bar badoes—Rhine, and Nazism, New 0 rle ins— Al toter, Manilla—Pacific, Milford—Bittern (s.s:), , Loudon—Osprey (s.s.), CaraiffAlbatross. Liverpool—Falcon, Bristol. EXTRACTS. Brambles, June s.—The Ifamhlll Po'Hester, from Coquimbo to Swansea, will probably have to discharge part of her cargo in the roads before she can enter Swansva Harbour, having upward 3 of 1,000 tons of copper ore on board. Waterford, Jane 4.—The Bebeere (s.), from Liverpool to Alexan dria•, got across the Eliz :beth Hogan's bow', and had her quarter bulwarks carried away and life-boat much damaged. The Elizabeth Hogan loot jibboom. The Douro (s.s.), from Marseilles, ran ashore, June 0, off Cape Defile Blanca, near Barcelona. The William Parker, from Liverpool, in being towed to Calcutta, after being aground, was put oa a sandbank leaky, when she upset and became a total 109!. The Sawn, of New Brunswick, was abandoned, May 23, near Sardinia. Cargo coals, on fire. Craw saved. ES3HLS' AEPORTS. Ab3tract of the Log of the British and North American Royal Mail Steam-ship Asia, Capt. Lott, arrived here from New York :- I‘l4 , 27.—At nom received the mails and started Ifall speed; fine weather. May 28.--Wind, S.; coarse, E. ; dist ,me, 237 miles; in let. 4 / 29, lon. 69 l 5; litht breeze and hazy, with ran; exchanged night signals wit's the R.M.S. Arabia. May S.S.W. • course, S. 86 E.; distance, 250 miles; lu Sat, 40 20, 10./. 63 50; light breeze and clear. 'May 30.—Wind, S.S.W. ; course., N. 85 E.; distanco, 290 miles ; in lat. 40 30, lcni 57 42 ; strong breeze, and fine weather. May M. variable; course, N. 85 E, ' • distance , 310 miles ; In lat. 40 57, ion. 51 1 ; strong breeze, and cloudy. Jane I.—Wind, course, N. 61 E ; distance, 293 miles ; in lat• 43 32, lon. 44 58 ; l , qually, with rain ; parsed the American barque Me:don, bsund east. June 2.—Wind, N.N,E. ; course, N. 59 -E. ; distance, 252 miles; in lat. 45 46. lon. 39 32; - squall; split foretopzall. Jane ; course, N. 59 E.; distance, 246 miles; in lot. 47 42, lon. 34 21 ; squally. June 4.-7Nird, varialfe; coarse, N. 67 E. ; distance. 235 miles ;. in lat. 49 26, lon. 23 28: light •,vinds and clear; pissel the big Herald, for St. John's, N.F. June 5 —Wind S.W.; course, N. 78 E. ; distance, 288 miles ; in lat. 50 28, lon. 21 15 ; light winds and clear. June 6.—Wlnd, S.W.; course, N. 85 E.; distance, 312 miles ; in lat. 51 3, ton. 12 55 ; light breeze and cloudy. June 7.—Wind, variable; course, various; distance, 300: miles; light win 8, and heavy rain ; at 10 a.m , off Tuskar. June t 2.44 a.m., arrived at Reek Light. R'.Tort by the Talevera, from China at Qneenetown : Spoke In lat. Lon. Mar. 3.. Gleaner, from Sl:l ik ap , re to London ....17 50 5..95 lo E. I.Tor. 15.. Liverpool, Calcutta to London, out 37 days 23 49 5..62 37 E. April 6.. Ellen and Mary, Pondicherry to Mar collies April 13. Mary Henzell, Colombo to London, out 59 days. . . Report by the Amoor, arrived here from Bombay:— Spoke In lat. Lon. April 7 —Jana and Sarah, Mauritius to Greenock.. 31 19 5..32 00 E. April 10—American whaler Leander on a cruise .. 34 40 5..26 25 E . April 12.. St. Paul, Bombay to Marseille3, out 57 days April 15 .. Courser, Batavia to RfAterdam ...... . ..21 22 E. May 7 ..Thoai as Fielden, from Moulmein, out 64 days May 7.. Carleton, hence t Geelong, out 34 days 01 04 N.. 23 00 W. May 8.. Resolution, steering S.W . May 25—Vadztta, Boston to Valparaiso, 12 days out • •. • .31 22 N.. 41 54 W. June 6 ..Eiiz Hands, hence to Rio Grande, off Bardsey. Report by the Hallett, arrived hers fro n New York : In lat. Len. IS ..Perszd the ship Morning Stir, bound W.. 41 56 N.. 55 40 W. May 31.. Passed the screw StB2lll ship Argo (or Arno) and barges AntiCa, both bonnd west Report by the Laconia (s a.), arrived here from Constantinople: —;7 M +3 , 28.—Off the Island of Pantelleria, spoke the J. H. Becker, from Alexandria to Falmouth.' May 29.-1 n lat. 39 N., lon. 7 30 E., spoke the Teneriffe (s.s.), steer ing east. May 3!.—ln let. 37 13 N., 1)n. 03t E., spoke H.M.S Vulture, from Malts, steering west. June 1.-Spoke the Bondecia. at anchor In Malaga Roads, and about 110 more ships. Juno I.—Spoke the Alice and Ann, and William and Ann—b. th off Gibraltar. June 3 —poke the Alms (s.s,), off the Endings. Jw:e 7. Spoke the Albatross (s.s.), seven miles west of Tucker. Report by, the Spirit of the Deep, arrived here from Singapore ; sailed February 24: Spoke. In lat. Lon. April 8 „Sir Clurles. April 8 ..Tabyroy, Madras .o London 35 0 5..21 0 E. A pril,l7—Gloriana, for London 3l 0 S.. 14 3 E. May 7.. Talavera, Foo-cho.foo to Co k . . May 20.. Whfrlwind, Bomb,' y to London 29 0 N.. 39 0 W. May 2 i.. Pickwick. SPOKEN. in lat. Lon. May S.. Lord Fitzge hence to Nova Scotia 47 0 N.. 42 OW. May 14—Rossendale, Gibraltar to Quebec, on the Banks. May 19.. Conntesa of Elg:n, Cilcura to London • 3l 0 N.. 41 OW. May 27., Richard, Thornton, Batav;a to Liverpool, off Fayal. • May 29.. Morton Castle, from Liverpool.. 5O 0 N.. 8 0 W. May 31.. Ginour, hence to Rio Janeiro Commercial THIS DAY. rkTnts DAY, the 9th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the To•Mosaow, the 9th Instant. at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2. Dale-street, 138 Bads COFFEE.! BRO WNE, HUNTER, R.: Co., Brckers. Apply to Tuts DAY, the 9th instant, at Twee o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 16, Esc ngs, 350 Bartels Medium ROSIN, ' landing ex Orient, from New York.— prdy J. U. & Brokers. On account of whom it lnay concern. THIS DA.v, the gth instant, at Half-past One o'clock precisely, at Golding and Nash'a Saleroom, Corn Eirehanga, Bran:wick street, About 200 Barrels 1 1 V , ; FLOUR, saved from the Fire at Fulton-street —For farther particulars apply to J Tsf. HARNETT. Brokers. On account of whom it may concern. Tuis• DAY, the 9th instant, at Half-past One- o'clock, at Go!crag and Nash's Saleroom, Corn Exchange, Bransw , ek-ttreet, 700 Jarrelsindiana xilly 0)tio !UP:, For further partictilars apply to M. (TARN 7 rok,rs. • • on acconlit ( - ,f whom it may concern. - • • - THIS DA V, the 9th instan:, at Ilalf-past One o'clock preasely, at Goldin3 and Nash's Saleroom, corn Exchange, nrunswick ttstreet, Abont 300 Barrels XX City IdOls FLOUR, saved from the tire in Fulton street, ex Circassian, fro, noitreal.— For further part culars apply to J. & M, LI Brokers. FOREIGN PORTS. moratta, f•om Calcutta at Mauritius, and sailed for Madras, April 29. Mirzapore, Hetherington, from Calcutta at MLuritius, and sail edf r Madras, May 2. Columbia, Clark, hence at IfelhOurne. Mystery, from Rio Janeiro; Cornelia, from Muscat; and Malabar, from Havre—all at Bombay. James Baines, and Waverley—/aoth hence at Melbourne in 75 days. Anglo SaxOn;hencif at Molbonme. • " - • Bee mah, from Calcutta at Melbom ne. Culloden, sailed from Bombay for Liverpool, May —; and Waunata, for the Persian Gulf, May —. Rattler (s.s ), hence at Oporto. Eclipse, hence at Costine. limbert Leonard, Cook, henco at Belfast (A.S.) Catharina sailed from Duntirk far Liverpool, June 4. Sard Man, hence at Melbourne. Prophete sailed from Flushing for Liverpool, June !7. Stabar v Brock sailed from Warnemsinde for Liverpool, May 30. LallN from Paerto CAbello at Rio Hackie. Ocean Queen, and Thomas and It 4lian (s.s.), Harr eon--both hence at Havre Viscata, Jones, he, ce at Dunkirk. Rhone (s.s:), hence at Genoa, June 2 ri li. :,, civibir M a.: ), o, E cer2,es ß ,N rwJasTasChvceAd abandoned,r. —The e Orleansoll n P l o at r to t G 4l42 l 'N' t, N t, 7 l a t i g Y), - tit : °. got r.shora near the R:ding Rocks, was lightened by 13 wreckers, floated off, and was on her was' to Nassau. Mal - 27.—The wa.erin'theltold of the R. L. , ane, from Liverpool to New York, which put into Skelbourne, has been reduced cis inches bclow the kels n : vessel out of danger. Warrior, Pe.illips, front St. John, N. 8., at Halifax for Southampton, leaky, and must disckarge. • . Quebze,'May 25.—The Grace Vernon, which capsized after being launched has Lem raised badly hogged, and will require to be docked. Sea Xing, 131rker, cleared at Boston for. Liverpool, May 23. Grand Divhess, 11111,,cleared at Portland (Mc.), for.Lepreaux, N. 8., to load for Liverpool. Queen of the tiouth, Be is, cleared at New York for Lc ndon, South ampton, and Bremen, May 26. Thames, from Liverpool at Ricl.lbucto. Senator, Coffin; Switzerltuid, Conway; Northern Chief,late Warren ; Constitution, Anderson ; B. Webb, Watts : Lucy Thompson, Pendle ton; N eptune 4 Pealndy ; and Emerald, POP%—all from Liverpool at .......: . • ' New York, - I,a p ra eit li , yrnan ; Wilb,r risk, Barcall ; end Sparkling Sea, Ryder. —all fr. Ari Liverpool at Boston. Peter Maxwell, Marshall, from Liverpool at St John, N,B. • 11Ionmouth, Deane; filmods.. Beata; And Seaflower, Wood,!qlry— all from Liverpool at New York. • Stinson, from Liverpool at Philadelphia. ! , +.• . Helen, Goodwin - , from Liverpool at Quebec. Phoenix, Hoxie, from Liverpool at New York. Circassian, (R.M.S.S.), from Liverpool at Portland in 14 day s . G nlco n d,a, and Leveret, Ftore n f e r o f, , Plaster, Cariyle, from Liverpool at Mo bile . Liverpo olm bothfr m Liverpool Pericles a t Queb‘fc.: CLL'RED OUTWAIIDS. W. M. Rogers New York Ecllpse Witch of the leign ....Rio Janeira 'realm San Francisco 'Enterprise ....Valparaiso , I 1 LOADING. DL. jIINE SAIL:D. THURSDAY. en , TnURSDAX next, the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' office, 2, Dale-street, Toes BUFPIIOIIN3, 1 Ton BONE A Q anal' HOOPS, now landing.—Apply to y 1311.0kirbr,', 11 UNTEit & CO., Brokers. - - ' FRIDAY On aci:ount of whom i m.y concern. On FRIRAY next, the 12M:instant, at One o'clock, 15 Barrels 1 La .. thk BULz ,E 1 , -., 4 Cases saved from the lire in Fulton-street.—Apply to BROWNE, IIt:NTER. & CO., Brokers. On account of whom it may concern. On FRIDAY next, the 12th instant, at Half-past One o'clock precisely, at Golding and Na•h's Saleroom, Corn Exchange, Brunswick street, About Z. 63 Barrels FLOUR, ex Emma, from New York.—For further particulars apply to J. & M. HARM,: rirokers. On FRIDAY next, the 12th instant, commencing on t•.ie Oround. West Side ilrunswi:k Does, The Cargo per G. W. Bourne, from St. John, N.8.:- 3,983 S:`RUCE DEALS, 85 2 29 3.18 2,438 DD. ENDS, 8 1 8 6.18 13,225 PINE DEALS, 207 0 23 7-18 626 DO. ENDS, 3 1 24 2-18 The Cargo per Malakoff, from Sr. John, N.8.:- 2,254 PINE DEALS, Ist quality, 42 0 6 11-18 22 DO. ENDS, do. 0 n 23 11,785 DO, DEALS, 2nd quality, 199 2 2 15.18 185 DO. ENDS, do. 1 0 12 9-18 5,768 DO. DEALS, 3rd quality, 88 2 7 9.18 277 DO. ENDS, do. 1 1 14 17-13 4,0)9 SPRUCE k EALS, 47 2 29 10-1 S 966 DO. ENDS, 5 1 5 15-18 And in the Eg ,rton Dockyard, • The Cargo per Pacific, from Miramich :- 8,211 SPRUCE DEALS, BATTENS, and SCANTLINGS, 781 DO. ENDS. On account of the Importers. FAR NWOR rit & .1A ‘DINE, Brokers. A; ply to N .EXT WEEK TUESDAY On TUESDAY next, the 16th instant at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 16, Excl:aege-bnildings, 1500 Bats America l Rod CLOVi.:RSEED. 20) Barre s J. H. RAYNER 14z CO., Brokers. Apply to BOYS' CLOTTING MADE WITH GI EAT TASTE, At LE VrIS & COMPANY' S. Itamelegh street. R. CAMERON, WATCH MID CIIRONOM:ITER NI - AKER, 51, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIvERPOOL. MARINE CHRONOMETLNS ON SALE, or HIRE SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, T7L,ESnOPE k ROM PERS. CITAIZTS, POSTING BILLS, 30 BY 20 INCHES, PRINTED BEST STYLE, AT 6s. 6a. per 100, or 50s. per 1000. • BY CHARLES WILLMEIt, GENERAL PRINTER. NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE, 19. SOUTH JOHN ST a EET. LIVERPOOL. - 17STATCHES. VERY SUPERIOR FIR:ST-CLASS PATENT LEVERS, DUPLEX AND HORIZONTAL, - IN GOLD AND SILVER, JUST FINISHED AY JOHN, G. JACOB, 56, C P UROH-STRE ET. PRICES VERY MODERATE. CUSTOM -HOUSE PAPER, SEVEN SHILLINGS per Ream, at , CHARLES WILLIVIER'S WHOLESALE - STATIONERT WAREHOU 19. SOUTH JOHN STREET. LIVERPOOL. U m m ER JACXE TS, 0 V ER CO A.T S, WATERPROOFED, AT ECONOMICAL PRICES BURDEN, TAILOR AND TROUSERS MAKER, 17, CHURCH STREET, LIVERPOOL. GOOD ELECTRO PLAT.% TS . an excellent substitute for the more rt. article of Silver Plate, which can be accurate in every detail. It can he made at any price, accordi material used, and the thielsress of Silver put Pn. In Forks three 'qualities are kept, al' ppearance, the same as Silver, nam' PLAIN FIDDLE PATTERN. be'rg in size, No. 1. No. 2. e. d. s. d. 310 0 210 0 3 10 0 210 0 210 0 2 0 0 210 0 2 0 0 110 0 1 3 9 010 0 0 $ 6 050 0 4 9 1 0 0 0 17 0 050 0 4 0 0 2 3 0 110 DIS M 0 R 1 SI LVE RS MITILE C OftlirEn OF HOLD-STREET T. Table Spoons, per dozen Table Forks. - • • Dessert Spoons, „ Dessert Forks, „ Tea Smons, Gravy Spoons, e ' LL Sauce Ladles, Soup Ladles, Sugar Tongs, t. Salt Spoons, .e costly ely copied Ling to the - Spoons and shape, and No. 9. s d. 1 10 0 1 10 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 14 3 O 5 9 0 3 4 O 11 6 O 3 0 O 1 6 • JIVER 70! • GENERAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT 19, S.ot-TII J.OHN-STREET, _ _ LI V EfiT 0 0 , CHARLES WILLkER, PROPRIETOR LIS•T OF CASH PRICES. • Size. • • POSTING BILLS. Per 100. Per 1090 Deng, • 21i inches by 18, in one c010ur....58. 6d.. £2 10,S. Od. Ditto ditto in two colours.. 7s. od.. £3 ss. Ott. Double Crown; 30 inches by 20, in one ccilour...6s. tid. •e 3 Os. Od. Ditto ditto in two colcurs..Ss.ll(l.. '3 - 10.3. 041, Double Demy 4 36 inches by 21bin one colour... Os. 04.. 23 10e. Od. DittO - ditto in twc, colours... ps. 6d...e4 SS. Od, 25 Six sheet Double Demy Bills,',in one. colour .. —see 19s. Od. 59 Ditto ditto in one colour .... £1 93.0 d. 25 Ditto • ditto -'in two colours... , .el 2s. 6d. 50 Ditto ditto _... in two c0100r5.....el 12s, 6d. ii.Oek Bills, one colour ls . per 100 extra. Ditto two colours Is. 6,1 ditto. SHIP BROKERS' CARDS. Per 100. 2i inches by 3/, in one colour Is. 6d. , ditto, in two colours.. 2s. Od. Large, 3 inches by 4i, in one colour 2s• Od. Ditto, ditto, in two colour:— ..... as. 6d. Double Small, 3} Inches by 5, in one colon- 2s. 6d. Ditto, ditto, in two c010ur5...... 3B. Od. Double Large, 6 inches by 4a,in one c010ur.... 3s. 6d. -'• Ditto, ditto, in two colours.— .. 4s. Od. BUSINESS CARDS. all Size, nelics by 3i, 100, is. 6d.; 250, 3s • 6d.; 500, 7s. ; 1,000, 12s. 6d. CIRCULARS. Small, For 100. For 250. For 500. For 1004 Note size, single ls. Gil ..2s. 6d.. 4s. 6d... 83. fid. Do., with blank .. i.ett.er size, single • • •••• •• • 2s. 6d..5z. Od.. Bs. i 3s. 6d. 0., with blank 3d.. 7s. 0d..125. Od . HAND BILLS. Tier 500. For 1000. Forsooo. nouble Crown 16m0.7.i ,nehes by 5 —Ss. 6d....55. 6d..15a. Od. Do., Bvo. 10 inches by 7i.. ss. 6d.... gs. 0d...225• 6d. THE ABOVE PRICES ARE YOU. WASH PAYMENTS. BROKERS' WEEKI:Y CIRCULARS, CATALOGUES, &c, Lowest Possible Prices. • ' • t Exec,it?d withtho greatostaccareyand despet,h, at thl VVRRY DENRIPTIQN ;;; F BOOKWORK, &e., I , o o ),Orrs OF MEETINGS, SERW;ZiNS, PAMPHLETS, AN Al t4tt6138 EQUALLY MODERATE, 6ufalsed to a style notsoroaived b 7 ttiv othav It.ra