Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-17 00:00:00

AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. The Royal Mail Steamer Asia, Cr i otein Lott, arrived here yesterday morning with a week's later news, forty passengers, and' 017,944 dols. in - specie. The steamer Kangaroo had arrived at New York, the North Ameeicaa at Quebec, the 'Europa at Boston, and the Clyde at,Quebee. The Cireessian arrived at Portland cn the 30th alt., -and the Persia at New 'York. There is no political news of the least importance by this arrival. A Washington correspondent, writing on the Ist instant, says— There are four principal subjects of controversy with 'New Grenada, viz : —l, Indemnity for the injury done 'to our citierns in the Panama riots of April, 18.'A 2. The - tonnage tax upon Arnericanecommerce. '3. 'The proposed tax upon correspondence 'crossing tho Isthmus ; and, 4. The security of the Railroad Transit. Nothing definite has been setled between Gen. Herren and Gen. Cass except in regard to the matter of indemnity, upon which. point a basis of arrangement has been agreed to. The second and third points are still under discussion. The fourth. and most difficult Teestion of all, has not yet been especially dealt with,— indeed, it can namely be said to have been yet under discussion. The c l 3 stdon of a portion of the Isthmus to the United States is looked upon as desirable in many respects,—but tonstitutionsl questions arise here as to the power of the United S sees to aecuire any sort of control over it, unless it is to be acquired with with a view to admission as a state into the Union. These - are difficulties which do not seem to have presented them selves at all to the late Administration, but are urged with a good deal of earnestness by some et this time. It:is itnposib e t') foreshadow the result of the negociation, for the President himself has not yet determined upon the proper course to ba .pt.rsued ; but, in any event, the sub ject will not ha disposed of so speedily as many seem to have anticipated. The New York public were quite startled, on fte 4th instant, by the annourecentent that Mrs Curtri igham alias Burdell, had been re-arrested. On this occasion she was not charged with murder, hut with feigning the birth of a child, under the following circumstances : For some time 2Ere Cunningham-has given out to the - world that early in August she expected to be delivered of a child—the fruit of her union with 'the late Dr. Harvey Burdell. To attend her in th t interesting situation, she applied to Dr. Uhl, and, after several visits, the Doctor, entertaining suspicions as to her really being ektiente, confided his doubts 'o the District Attorney. An ingenious pia, was then devised for the detection of the crime, if any were contemplated. Dr. Uhl returned to Mrs Cunningham, and, pretending to 'be in her confidence, drew from her the admission that the projec'ed birth was a humbug. He, moreover, was offered by her 'l,OOO -dollars if he would find a newly-born it fent to assist" at the accouchment. This, under the direction of District- Atterney Hall, was effectually done On the 3rd instant, -Mrs. Cunningham received fro - n a house in Elm street the child of a poor woman in Bellevue Hospital; the "confine ment" takes place the same evening according to rule ; an "accoucheur" (Dr. Ca lin) and a "midwife" are in attendance; the cries of Mrs C. forced from her by the "pains of labor," are heard even 'by the neighbours; and while, with a mother's love, she is fondling her " newly born" infant—enter police officers, who change somewhat the denouement of this curious drama. Mrs Cunningham, Dr. Catlin, the "aecoucheur," and the " midwife" have all been arrested on the earge of feloniously pretending that Mrs. C. had given birth to a child who would be entitled to iunerit the property of the late Harvey Burdell. It it proper to add that Mrs. Cunningham persisted in declaring that the child washer own. The Washington Union, states that no official intelligence of the opposition of the Yankton Indians to the further progress of Colonel Noble's Wagon-road, expedition has been received at the Interior Department, and no opposition on the part of the Indians has been anticipated. Large sums of money are held in trust by Government for different Indian tribes. upon which the interest is paid every year. The Union thinks it unlikely, under these circumstances, knowing as they do the power and resources 'of the Government to punish ahem, that these Indians will organize a determined opposition to the movements of its expeditions. A convention had assembled at Old Point, Va., having in view the furtherance of A. Dudley Mann's pro,;ect for the establishment of steam-ship lines to Europe and elsewhere, connecting with southern ports. The at'endance was numerous. After the organisation, letters were read from a number of.. distinguished persons, indorsing the plan strongly. It is now stated that no opposition will be made by B;igham Young to the execution of the laws by the Federa: oAcers. Brigham Young has not written a letter to the President as was stated, but -.he sent him a Mormon newspaper, with an article, infficial of course, marked on the margin, in which righam's policy is set forth as entirely peaceful and subordinate to the United States laws. One of the returned filibusters has detailed the movements of the evacuating force of Walker from Riras to Panama., via Costa Rica ; their suffering, despite the well-meant efforts of Lieut. M'Corkle, who had them in charge, were, it is said, equal to any ,ether portion okheir experience in Nicaragua. Two-thirds of the men who bad arrived at New York, by the Roanoke, the relater asserts, would return to Nicaragua if the opportunity should offer. These last appear to be the best in appearance and health, of any previous consignment of fillibusters from Nicaragua. The coloured people of Brooklyn celebrated the seventeenth anniversary of the emancipation from slavery 'of the negroes of British West India, in the M. E. Church, Bridge-street, on the 3rd inst. The exercisesconsisted of prayer, songs, and addresses. The_ atteadnnce was quite large. The city government of Lawrence, Kansas, ~ , appeara to be fully sustained by the people of the town. We have received the messace of the new mayor,.Mr.-Blood, who declares his intention of enforcing the corporation ordinances "firmly, im partially and promptly," but eays nothing of the difficulties wath,'..rovernor Walker. A London detective arrested an escaped railroad swindler at•Totvato on the 30th ult. He went out by the Canadian, and two detetives had since been on is track. A dispatch, dated Boston, Ist inst., is to the following effect. St. Pierre, Miquelon, advices of the ? . 4th ult. states: The ha.k Monasco, of .Warren, Me., from Gottenburg for New Yoa, was totally lost near Burin, Newfoundland, on the 2lst „inst , together with fifty Swedish steerage - passengers. The captain and his wife, the crew and six paasengers.Kere saved. The crew and the eim.passengers were landel:ct St. Pierre, and were sent on to Kew York, ;n the barque,Louis Gillis, by the American Cotral. We sometimes have to .go abroad to get home ,r.ews—for instalre, the following paragraph is pub ;'fished in the New York papers : Ptivate adv:ccs from Engtand.are to the effect that the Britiea Government has agreed to gutrantee 4000 ster ling per annum, in addition to to £7,000 granted by Newfoundland, for direct steam communication between England and St JoL's, Newfoundland ; and that, as Mr. Canard declines terminating his mail contract for St. John's until its expiration in .1 , 3443, an arrangement will probably be made with the North Atlantic Steam Company, to run e, steamer fortnightly between Liverpool and St. Johtes. - 'This, with the mail brought by the Cunari steamers to this ptitst and thence forwarded to St Johtt's„will give the Newfoundland eople weekly mails fro'n Liveypool. The great pr:ze fight between Bradley and ' Raralsins, the Philadelphia pugilists, for $l,OOO aiide,zame off in Cana , ia. not far fr )m Buffak , , on Saturday.the dst inst. It lasted 2 hours and 58 minutes, and 1.51 rounds were fought; Bradley was declared winner. Larne amounts of money elan ( Zed Lan ds among the "Fancy." We take the following paragraph from the .:etc York Time; Messrs. Notv!snd and Froth in gliam, who acquiesced in the new rrovment, but who were among those who believed in the more gradual system of reform, have struck out an independent course in the selection of a crew, and in the m - ),'e of their payment, which seems to have taken remarkably well. The ship Emerald, of their Liverpool line of packets, being rev to receive a crew, the agents ware told to pay as high as 17 dcic. per month if necessary, to *fee.: to settle the landlord's bills not to exceed a month's pay, to promise the crew good usage on the voyage, and the liberty of leaving the ship in Liverpool or remain ing by her, just as they cluse, being paid in Liverpool whatever was their due. The good reputation of Captain Cook may have had s , me influence upon the sailor, but there were more than a hundred esplications to ship in her. Her craw was obt-ined in a da-v ; they all left in the Ail) f ro,R, the clo.?k, and yesterday she is the btrow, on the third day, detained by 444 *ads, ftw. giere, was not a deeertion, or IA 'murmur • heard on beard the ship. The histazy of this ship's voyage to Liverpool-and back will throw some lie Lt upon the best modes of employ ing and paying seamen. We have -Bermudra papers of the :21st of •iTuly. On the morning of the 18th four men of the `?doh Regiment, at Ge_oegis, attempted to desert in a sail-boat. Suspi :Acme attached to an American whaling-schooner: Mtn lying in tie harbour, as privy to the movement, and an embargo was put upon her sailing for that day. On the Mb. the boat was discovered twenty miles off, mastless, and tossing on the waves, and was purssaea and captured. The deserterssurrendered quietly. The 'Gommission•er of Indian Affairs had received the monthly reports of the Indian Agents, Labodi and Carson. These reperts are made out for the :month of May. Agent Labodi writes, under date of Abiquia Agency, May 431. that During the mouth oritlay no depredations had been committed by the Indians under his charge. The pending diE.culties between the "Navajos and the Capote Utahs had -compelled the latter to remain within the vicinity of that agency. The Cepote Utahs were in ea very destitute condition ; their horses were ex reeaely poor, the Navajos having driven them from good pasture. The Jicarilla Apaches were peaceable and were working their fields. These Indians were daily manifesting the interest they feel in agriculture. Some of them had planted in the vicinity of the Rio Oso, and others en the La Guava, the 'former distant aboat - 30 miles from the Agency and the latter about 23. nA g ent Carson, under date of Utah Agency, June writes that A large number of the Maache Malts had visited that agency during the month of May. Ke had presented to them such articles as were required by their necessities, which course seemed to give general satisfaction. Ile had no doubt but that they would continue frieedly disposed towards the United States. If depredations were com mitted, it would be by the relatives of the Indians killed 'by a Mexican, in February last. The agency had been visited daily by Jicarilla Apaches, who appeared to be contented. The agency had bat little doubt of their friendship. Advices from the city of Mexico, to July 17. by the Texas, at New Orleans, brings intelligence of the probable election of General Comonfort to the Presidency. ,So far as received, the returns were favourable to him. The alarm arising from the apprehension of a war with had become serious. A circular letter on the subject had been addressed by the Secretary of the Interior to the Governors of the several States, who are requested to hold the detachments of the National Geird in readiness for service. In case of a war, General Comonfort will assume the command of the army, while Senor 'Juarez will act as President. "THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1857. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening. A very corfident feeling influences the Cotton Market. Holders, though supplying the market pretty freely, ask and obtain extreme rates. The sales to-day were 8,000 'bales, including 2,000 on speculation and for export. In the Liverpool Share Market there was a fair business done to-day, at rather better prices. The aspect of the Money Market was rather better to-day. There was a decidedly less demand, and terms are generally a fraction under the official minimum. There were symptoms last week of an increased demand ior money, which continued to he manifested up to Monday and Tuesday last, but fortunately since that period the inquiry has considerably slackened, and the discount hdtises are again negociating mercantile paper about 8 to I per cent. below the Bank minimum. Occasional withdrawals from the Bank take place to supply the means for silver purchases on the Continent ; but there have been, at the sam3 time, amounts received from Aus tralia, America, and Africa, a portion of which have f.mnd their way into the vaults of Threadneedle street, so that on balance no large draught has been experienced. It was not, consequently, anticipated that the directors, at their ordinary weekly meeting on Thursday, would take any measures for modi fying the rate of discount, and their sitting was less protracted than usual. One circumstance, which has tended to ease the Money Market, and to give confi lence, to the dealers in securities, is the release of a portion of the 1,125,0001. paid to Messrs. Hambro, the agents of the Danish Go vernment, who, it is stated, have employed upwards of 300,0001. in the discount of long-dated paper at the Bank rate. A further considerable sum will, it is believed, be used in a similar manner, and, therefore, the expectation has induced the bill- brokers and others to give g: eater facilities to their customers. It will also be remembered that the railway and other dividends are now in course of distribution, and as the supplies of capi tal from this source will tend materially to increase the floating balances in the market, there is some hope that, if no further reduction takes place in the Bank rate, there is, at all events, little probability of any fresh advances Owing to the encouraging accounts of the harvest, and the statements that the quality is above the average, there is an impression that comparative easiness will exist for the next two or three months ; and the announcement of the Chancellor of the Ex chequer that no loan will be immediately required for In lia hits abated part of the alarm which was previously exhibited with respect to any proposals for providing a sum ranging from 8,000,0001. to to 10,000,000/. In the current state of affairs, therefore, the Money Market may be considered to present satisfactory features, and although it is difficult to predict what will. be the ultimate course of events, the public appear more sanguine than of late. The Bankers' Circular of to-day makes the following remarks upon the state of the Money Market : The Money Market during the week has been almost entirely governed by hopes and fears about India, and in the early part of the week the Stock Market was very heavy, Consols falling on Wednesday as low as 89,; the deliver; of letters from India yesterday created more con fidence, and prices gradually rose until an improvement of a half per cent, was established ; to-day a further ad vance has taken place; but as there is no certainty about the time Delhi may probably hold out against the British forces, the market has experienced only a temp ,vary ad vance. The news by Bombay not having arrived has given rise to considerable disappointment and incon venience, though it may arrive in the course of today. In the City there has been an easier feeling, and in some few instances we hiar of commercial discounts being done at a fraction belew the Bank rate, though 51 is the geaeral , -- rate. The attention of the railway community has been prie -. 4,221 I cipally fixed upon the shares of the Great Western, whi c h eel declined yesterday to 51, or 11 to 12 per cent. Tne returns of the Bank of France and England exhibit a farther decrease in bull'on ; but in the latter the amount is very trifling, while in the former it is £683,890, not withstanding that p•emiums on the purchase of gold amount to upwards of £12,000 during the month. The Bank has also an item, for the flist time, showing that 32,300 francs had been advanced on the security of the obligations of the Credit Foncier, in accordance with the new law of the 9:h of June last. This change introduces a new element into the Bank in relation to its advances ; these obligations or bonds being issued on the loans granted by the Credit Foncier, the mortgages on land in France are made transferable. An active trade continues in the precious metals, and silver has fully maintained the recent advance in price. Same expectations are entertained that the demand for the East will be diminished ; but in looking at the wide extent to which our transactions are carried on in that direction, we fear that there is but little hope of any speedy diminul ion in the demand. The Market for the Public Funds and Securities was animated to-day, and an advance of g to 3 per SUMMARY.—Receipts—D ecrease a t th e ports, compare, cent realised. It is evident that there is a strong with last year, 576,000 bales; compared with 1853, disposition to speculate for a rise, and those who 310,000. Exports—decrease to Great Britain, 512,000; recently operated in a contrary direction are now compared with 1853. 303,0C0 b a l es , D ecrease to France, sanguine of a higher range of prices The investing 69,000; compared with 1853, 13,000; decrease to other public, also, who, perhaps, have been deterred from foreign ports, 112,000 bal es; i ncrease compare d with 1853, 56,000 bales. W. P. \Valour. purchasing by the late unsettled condition of the BREADSTUFFS.—The market for State and Western Flour the market, are eagerly coming forward, under the is firm, with an increased demand fur good qualities. Southern impression that there will nut be a more favour is very heavy for the higher grades, owing to the increased able opportunity for some time to buy at the reee'pts of new in addition to the new Rialto already noticed, present reduced quotations. The easier con there is new flour from the flop-, Grey Eagle, Phce six, North dition of the Money Market, also, has exercised . Side, and Richmond Ci ty Mill s , a ll a t 9 slots 25c. Th e latter some i n fl uence , b ut th e i mprovement i s c hi e fl y s w s h a ea n t ew b ver r y nd,andof beautiful co l our , ma d e f rom pr i me white carefully ground, an i put up in fi ne order, and is attributable to the expectation that better news a great acquisition to the assortment. It has been sold at will soon be received from India, and also to the 9 dole 25c. to 9 dols 50c., anti has given excellent sathf tction recent announcement that no immediate pecuniary It is made at Richmond, and will h e k nown by the name of . assistance any. will be required by the East India Corn " Richmond City Mills." Canadian Y p Flour is steady, a t 6 d o l e The Bank of England Return had no effect 25c to 6 dols 40c for superfine, and 6 dols 80c to 8 dols 75c whatever upon the market, and the unfavourable for the range of extra brands. Wheat is a little firmer for weather, although it may have excited some appre prime new, which is taking for milling as fast as offered ; but hension lest the result of the harvest might be old is heavy and lower. Red Southern, at 1 dol 40e for in- prejudiced, did not impede the upward movement. ferior, 1 del 70c to 1 dot 77c for good to prime; white, mostly Consols for transfer were 90,1 91k. and afterwards 911 at 1 dol 8,5 c to 1 dol. 9)c for good to prime, btr including an 911 ; while for the Account they were 913, 91f 91i, an invoice of common at 1 dol 721-c ; mixed Wisconsin, and 911, and 91Z, 91 1 2 . After the official hours they were Illinois, 1 dol 65c. Indi an C oin i s 1 to 1 cents lower; el 7.16 eli e Th e N ew Th ree per Cents a d vanced to Sound Mixed Western opening at 88 and closing at 87 cents. is dull at Bc. Domestic is unchanged. HE UP : Manilla 91 1 ,, 9 . 11, the Reduced to 91*„ 912-d ; and the Long We notice that about 1,000 bales of Russia is to be reshipped Annuities were 2 7-16 Exchequer Bills were Is higher, viz., 4s discount to par, and the Bonds were to Liverpool. BIM : The market is quiet, and we do not hear of any 98i. About 14,000/1n gold was taken from the Bank sales of moment. 700 Tris, 25ibs, at 25c, six months, as of England yesterday. they run; 1,500 Chili, to arrive, and 780 Chagres, both on The following list shows the fluctuations in Con private terms. sols during the past week : II P.; : There is very little doing, although prices are Lowest Highe't Closing steady at 7to 9 for Eote r n , and 9t o 11 f or W estern. After prices. prices. pri ces . Monday Money ..... 901 901 901 an interval of five we e ks, in whi c h we h ave not h ad a single Account _904 906 90-P-, hale reported export, we notice that 100 bales have cleared for Tuesday Money .... 89Z- 550889 i Hamburg. Account ....90} 90-1 90;-, IRON : Scotch pig is quiet and steady at 30 dots to 31 dots Wednesday Money .... 891 90 8 i six months. Bars are in good demand ; sales of common at Account ....90i 907 7 901 53.dels 50e to 55 dole, six months ;25 tons hoops brought 77 Thursday Money 891 90 891 dols 50c, s i x mont h s. O ther descriptions are scarce and in .... Account ....90 90* 901 fair request. , .... 1 q Nievee &roars : There is an imp rove d d eman d for Friday --Money 90/ 90 9( spirits turpentine, and we notice sales of about 700 brie at 91 Money 904 91 Account .....907 91 901 . .... ,1 1 46 to 47 cen s th e market closing at time latter rate. Com- Saturday men rosin is selling in small lots at 1 del 90c per 310 lb', and Account ....914 91 1 94,-, at 1 dot 82tThe London Railway Share Market w as muc h g e to 1 d e l 85 c. T here continues to be a good demand for fine rosins, an d c h o i ce grades aro firm at 7ao's more active to-day, an:l a decided improvement per 280 Me. Tar is still qu i et , ' took place its prices. Caledonian rose i, Eastern OILS : Crude whale oil is quiet and firm at 72 to 74 cents, Counties about i, Great Northern 1, Great 'Western a-cording to qualil ; manufactured ditto is held with more (in which there were numerous dealings) 1. to LI (Irmness, and the demand is also on the increase; we quote Lancashire and Yorkshire k e South Western 1, spring and summer wt 20c to 83c ; winter bleached 86e to 88c. North Eastern (Berwick) li, Ditto Leeds i, Oxford, Crude Sperm is steady, with sales in New Bedford of 1,:00 'Worcester, and Wolverhampton, 1 to 2, South bits for home use at I dot 2.5: to 1 del 26c. Manufactured Eastern 1, and Vale of Neath about k. After ditto is in fair request, an d is quo t e d a t 1 d e l 3.5, for summer, official hours prices further advanced. Brighton 1 dot 40c for spring, and :1 (lel 45c to 1 dol 35c for winter shares, however, were rather flat. East India natural and bleached Linseed oil has farther advanced, 3,nd shares are also at reduced rates. East Indian s 's buoy ant:at 77 c to 78z. ruled as high as 101 to 102, &eat Indian Pe n in- Paovlsio us : Pork is bu o y an t a t 24 d o t s 30 c t o 24 d o ' s 1 a rose 1, and the others, including th e M a d ras , 33c for mess, and 19 d o l e 50 c for prime. At the e 0 3C mess su was held at 24 dole 50c ; prime mess is nominal at 20 do's to Punjaubs, and Eastern Bengal, were also firmer. 20 dots 25c; clear, 25 do's 75c to 26 dots. Beef is in good Canadian Securities were well maintained, but busk demand at improved •pe e 3, 16 dole 50c to 17 d o l e 50 c f i r re- ness was quiet. The f o ll ow i n g were the c l os i ng pr i ces; packed Western, and 2.8 dols to 19 do's for extra mess, —Ambergate, Nottingham, Boston, and Eastern Prime mess is firm at 30 eels; we notice also sales of Indian ! Junction, 54 51 ; Bristol and Exeter, 88, 00, mess 4.S 32 iota. See 4teis .are dull at 23 dais ~50e tc 23 dots Caledonian, 74, 78'4 ; Chester and Holyhead, 35, COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW Yonx, August 5. VONRTARY AFFAIRS : There is an increased demand for Money, and the turn of the market is in ftvour of the lender. We quote :—Loans on call, stock securities, 6 to 7 ; do., o her good securities:7 to 8; prime endorsed bills, 60 to 90 days, 8 to 9 ; do. 4 to 6 months, 9 to '9 l ; ; first-class single signa tures 9 to 10 ; other good bills, 12 to 15 ; names less known, 15 to 18. Foreign Exchange is moderately active at 109 k to 1091 for leading bills at 60 days on London ; 1102 for sight do. We take the following from Marie and Kauz's circular, just issued :—Since our advices of 27th July, the Stock Market has been less active, and speculative secutities, influenced by the dullness, have generally experienced a decline. Investment securities have not varied much, but on the whole quotations are lower. In the meantime the Money Market grows daily more easy, and loans on call have, in several instance=, been made at 6 per cent. The specie in the Sub- Treasury amounted to 11,996.667 dots on the 31st July, against 10,260,037 dots on the 30th June—making an increase of £1,736,630 doll for the first month since the operation of the new tariff. The increase for July, 1856, was 1,735,560 dots, with a b tlance at the close of the month of 12,265,402 dole. The payments for duties in July, 1857, were 7,049,182 do;s, against 5,510,391 dole in July, 1856 increas.r, 1,538,788 doll. Money quite easy. Oa clll, 7 to 6 ; firer-class paper, 8 to 9 ; names less known, 9 to 10 ; Stock con'racts, 6to 8. Exchange without much change ; transac tions moderate. COTTON.—The market is g better, with a pod demand. The sales t:1-lay are 1,200 bates, incluling 500 in transit. The sales for the last week are 8,000 bales, of which 3,000 were in transit. We quote— N. Orleans !,751,000j2,811 0 ) 0 1,480,000'1,536.000 407,000 337,000 276,006 : 331,000 !,163,0062 2C4 000 149.000 , 181,000 per annum on the ordinary shares, and appointing Mr. Saunder3on an auditor in the room of Mr. Sweetland, who was elected a director. The meet ing of the Stockton and Darlington Company was also held, when the report was adopted and the following dividends declared :-6 per cent. on pre ference shares, 6 per cent. on 'Wear Valley and Redcars, and 10 per cent, on the ordinary shares. A special meeting afterwiirds took place, at which the agreement for working the South Durham and Lancashire line was unanimously confirmed. The half-yearly meeting of the Royston and Hitchin Railway Company was also held, when the usual dividend guaranteed by the Great Northern of 6 per cent. was declared. A meeting of the Northern and Eastern Cmnpany was held, and the guaranteed dividends at the rate of 5 per cent. and 6 per cent. per annum on the guaranteed stocks were declared for the half.year ending on the 30th day of June last. The shareholders of the London and North Western Company at their meeting yesterday adopted the report, which re commended a dividend of 21 per cent. for the half-year. There has also been a meeting of the Buckinghamshire Railway, at which the directors, report was agreed to ; and also at' the Great Western Company's meeting, the motion for adopting the report and dividend was carried. In Colonial Shares the transactions during the past week have not been extensive, but both Canadian and Indian have ruled flat. The shares of the East Indian Railway also have improved about 11 but Great Western of Canada have receded about 3/ 10s. per share. The East India shares yester day afternoon were generally firmer, in conse quence of the advices from the East being con sidered m.-,re reassuring. The Foreign Shares have been neglected, and they mostly remain at nominal quotations. The wliole of the gold broueht from New York by the steamers Atlantic and Vanderbilt, has been sold for exportation to the Continent, to pay for silver. The steamer Tagus has brought 2,0001 in specie from the Penirnula. The steamer Baron Osy has arrived in the Thames from Antwerp, with 50 cases of silver. computed to be worth about 50,0001. The steamer Great Britain, from Melbourne, has been now at sea 86 days, with 406,6001. in gold, The steamer Indomitable, and the ships Summer Cloud and Sardinian, from the same port, have been out 107, 95, and 9;2 days respectively, with a total of 175,4001. A general court of the New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land Company . is called for the 10th of September, when a dividend is to be declared. The half-yearly meeting of the West London Railway Company is called for the 26th inst. The agents of the Danish government advertise the half•yearly dividend on the Five per Cent. stock, and also the particulars of Bonds to the amount of 5,6001., which are to be paid off on the Ist of September. The Emigration Commissioners will receive tenders on the 20th inst. for the hire of ships to convey passengers to Sydney and Geelong respect ively. The vessels must be ready for passengers between the Ist and 10th of October. Subjoined is a report to be presented at the approaching meeting of the Southampton Dock Company : The accounts now submitted to the proprieors show a net revenue, after payment of the interest on the debenture debt, of the dividends on the preference stocks, and of all working expenses, repairs, &c, for the half-year ended 30th June, 1857, amounting to Add surplus carried over freln last half- year 1,160 8 7 Making an available balance of .... £7,841 6 10 From this sum the directors recommend that a dividend for the half year, at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum, be de clared, amounting, on £360,725 ordinary stock, to Leaving a surplus to be carried to the credit the next half-year, of The following are the Gazette average prices of Muscovado Sugar, for the week ending Aug. 11, 1856, exclusive of Custom's duties payable thereon, on the importation thereof into Great Britain : From the West Indies, 30s 7d per cwt. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. —Auo. 15 The sales were 8,000 bales to-day, including 2,000 on speculation and for export. Holders are rather more confident, and prices are firmly maintained, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.—Avo. 15. Per stone, 20Ibs. Per gOlbs. s. d. s. s. d. (1.1 Potatoes, Pink Eyes 00to 0 0 Flay, 01d...... 0 6 to 0 83 Ditto, Kemps .... 3 6 to 4 0 Ditto, new.. 0 4i to 0 7 Ditto, Whiterocks. 0 o to 0 0 Ditto, clover 0 0 to 0 0; Ditto, Balshaws 0 o to 0 0 Green Clover 0 2to 0 23! Ditto, Beidrums .. 0 0 to 0 0 Vetches 0 2 to 0 0, Ditto, cattle 0 0 to 0 0 Straw, wheat 0 3 to 0 4 1 Per ton. Ditto, oat Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 0 Carrots Oats, in straw ... 0 0 to 0 0 Mangle wurcel 0 0 to 0 0 'Manure 4 0 to 6 0 LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—Auo. 15 The market has become fl it for early delivery. Prices are quoted as follows :—Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 665, being again higher ; August, 65s 93; September, 65s 6d ; October and December, 60s to 3d. MARKET AVERAGES.—Town Tallow, 60s 6d ; fat by do., 3s 6id ; yellow Russian, 67s 6d ; melted stuff, 46s Gd; rough do., Vs 63 ; tallow graves, lie ; good dregs, 7s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-AUG. 15 One pocket of New Sussex hops, grown by Jeremiah Smith, E3q., of Springfield, near Rye, has just arrived and been sold by Messrs R. and R. Russell, of this borough , to Mr. Tho:nas Fothergill, hop merchant, Manchester, at ten pounds per cwt. For colour and quality it is con sidered very good for the first pickings. LONDON MINING MARKET.—Aua. 15. Businsss in home mining stocks is limited to-day. The only transaction reported in the Stock Exchange is in Wheal Edward shares, which are marked 50. Prices are nominally supported. In foreign and colonial descriptions there has been an absence of business. BIRTHS. On the 4th inst , at 296, Bedford-street, Toxteth-park, the wife of Mr. Leigh Parry, of a !on. On the 14th inst., at Barrington-road, London, the wife of Mr. 0. von der Medan, of a son. On the 14th Inst., at 118 Stanley street, Warwick-square, Pimlico, Mrs. Charles Bennett, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 12th inst., at St. Nicholas Church, Brighton, by the Pev. Robert W. Wolseley. Augustui Friedriehsen, Esq., Roseville, Stock ton-on-Tees, to Susan, eldest daughter of Edward Doering, Esq., of Liverpool. On the 12th inst., at Friends' Meeting ifouse;L'scard, Cheshire, Robert, eldest son of the late Robert Hatton, of Lee Bank, near Cork, to Maria Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Nathaniel Thompson, of Ezreinon', Cheshire. DEATHS. 0 1 the 12th inst., at 20, Albany-street, Edinburgh, Clementine Julia, youngest daughter of the Hon. Donald Ogilvie, of Clove, and wife of Capt. Kenneth B. Stuart, late of the 63. d Foot. On the 13th inst., at Oi een Bank, Eccles, near Manchester, John Fisher Moore, Esq., aged 55 years. On the 14th , nst., aged 5 months, Henry Bradiih, infant son of Mr. Willima E. M'Kee, 72, Upper linskisson-street. 03- Births. Rtarriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent to our Office duty authenticated. T R CAMERON, WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MARFE, t./ • 54, SOUTH CAME. STREET, LIVERPODL. MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, OR HIRE. SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROMETERS, CHARTS, &C. NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION. Upland. Florida. Alohil,. & Texas, Ordinary .. 121 12i 12 1 , 121 Middling .i. 151-, 151 1.54 Middling Fair Fair Bales. Receipts for the week 1,043 Exports for the week.... ...... Do. from Jan uar y I s t .... ... ..... ... 117,271 Do. acme time last year . 142,418 Receipts at all the shipping ports since Sept. Ist 2,892,000 Do. same time last year Decrease this year .. We annex an extract from the Circular of ➢ir. William P. Wright, prepared for the stearnm.. The following is a statement of the movement in Cotton since the Ist September last, as compared with the pre vious three years : Receldts at the eons 2 89^,000;3,470,000 Exports toG Britain 1. • Fra Ice " other F. Ports • Total Exports Stock on band 85,010 Of which duritut tie past wee:c. included hi the above : Receipts at the Ports Exports to G. Britain u p,— ,, 10,0001 10,000' 25,000 16/400 " France. ' 4,000! ' I,ooo' 16,000 " other For. Pts. - 1 0,000 4,000 3,000 1 4,000 Teal Exoorts. .... •• 75c. Bacon is selling at 13i for Western cranked. Cut meats are steady at (It to 1l for hams, and 10i to 101 for shoulders. Lard is better. Butter is heavy for common, but firm for good at our quotations. Cheese is unchanged. FRETGIITA : To Liverpool, 9)0 brls of rosin were taken at 61 ; 1,000 bales of ltu':.sia hemp at about 12s 6d ; 800 bales of cotton at 35.; 100 trcs beef 9,1; 15 tons scrap steel, I 2s. 61. To Great Britain, by the Kangarni, 3,700 bushels grain, and 2,700 do by the Glasgow. To Rotterdlm, 150 brls spirits turpentine, at 3c. A brig to San Sebastian was taken up,with flour, at P.N.T. The Shepherd Knapp was chartered with a cargo of sugar to Cowes and a market at a pike we are requtsteb not to print. 36; Eastern Counties, 111, 111; East Lancashire, 96, 97; Edinburh and Glasgow, 60, 62 ; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 321, 331 ; Great Northern, 96k, 971; Great Southern and Western (Ireland), 102, 104 ; Great Western, 53, 53i ; Lancaster and Carlisle, 70, 74; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 991 991 ; London, Brighton, and South Coast, 104, 106 ; London and North Western, 1021, 103; London and South Western, 94.1, 95 ; 1 . , ex d; Manchester, Sheffield and Lincohishire,39, 40 ex d; Midland, 84t, 843 : ; Ditto. Birmingham and Derby, 55,56 ; Norfolk, 63, 65 ; North British, 451, 461; North Eastern- Berwiok, 95, 96 ; North Staffordshire, 41, 4 dis ; (- for], Worcester, and Wolverhampton, 32, 33 ; Scot,,ish Central, 104, 106 ; Ditto. Midland, 69, 71; South Eastern, 72i, 73k; South Wales, 90, 91 ; Buckinghamshire, 94, 96 ; Hull and Selby, 107, 109 ; Eastern Counties Extension, Five per Cent. (No. 1), 2 , pm; East Indian, 101, 102; Grand Trunk of Canada, 50, 52; Great Indian Peninsula Guaranteed Five per Cent, 19k, 201 ; Great Western of Canada Shares, 211, 21*; Madras Guaranteed, 41 per Cent, 19, 20 ; Do. Fourth Extension Five per Cent. Guaranteed, N dis par; Se - nie Guaranteed Five per Cent., 4, 11 pm; E istern of France, 271, 271 ; Great Central France, 231, 24; Great Luxembourg. Constituted Shares, 6, 7 7 „ 7 ; Lombardo-Venetian, 4 73 1 , 48 pm ; Lyons and Geneva, 261, 272; Namur and Liege, 7, ; Northern of France, 34k, 35; Norwegian Trunk Preference, 9, 10 ; Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean Fusion Shards, 362, 37 ; Paris and Orleans, 57, 59; Royal Danish, 16, 18 ; Sambre and Meuse, 71, 71 ; West Flandt rs, 4. 5. The imports of Specie during the week amount to about 320,0001.-viz., by the America, from New Yot k, 194,560 dollars, or 39,2001; the Ethiope, from Africa, 11,00)1; the Clarance, from Antwerp, 39 cases 25 bags bullion ; the Panther, from Boulogne, 81 cases bullion ; the Albion, from Boulogne, 57 cases bullion ; the Vanderbilt, from America, 105,0001; the Moscow, from St. Petersburg, 4 cases specie ; the Seine, from Boulogne, 72 cases bullion ; the Atlantic, from New York, 73,001; the Baron Osy, from Antwerp, 46 cases specie; the Avon, from the Brazils, 8001. The exports, same period, were rather over 70,0001-viz., by the Medway, for the Brazils, 61,250/, of which 6501 was in silver and the rest in .gold ; the Etna, for Malta and Australia, 10,0001. Thu official retuim of the Exports of the Precious Metals from the port of. London, for the week ending the 7th of August - , shows a total of 73,520 ounces of gold, and 2,600 ounces of silver coin, Respecting the bankruptcy of Messrs. Carr Bro thers, of Carlisle,who have failed for about 700,0001, we learn that a proposal will be made that they shall liquidate under inspectorship, as that will be the best course to be adopted, considering the ex tensive nature of their engagements, and the large interests involved. By this course the creditors will, as the assets are converted without interfering with the arrangements of business, be enabled to receive 20s in the pound, and the house itself will not be injured in its position. From the investi gation conducted by Mr. Coleman, there is reason to expect that a efutlous estimate has been formed of the capabilities of the properties, and he would not attempt to place before the general body of the creditors a proposition of the kind, without being fully assured of his al ility to accomplish it. If a full dividend shall eventually be paid, the creditors will have reason to congratulate themselves, and if the surplus shall prove what it is described to be, sufficient will remain to place Messrs. Carr Bro thers in a very favourable position. _ _ In the London Produce Market this .week there has not been much animation, and a tendency to lower prices has been apparent. The chief excep tions have been those few articles directly in fluenced by the intelligence lust received from India and China Sugar is extremely dull, and no desire to extend their purchase has been evinced by the trade, and a decline of fully Is 61 to 3s per ewt. may be quoted on almost all descriptions. Coffee has receded fully is per cwt., and Cocoa is firm. The Tea Market has been inactive. Common Congou is quoted at Is 2il per lb. Rice has been quiet, and Spices are steady. Saltpetre has advanced about 2s 64 per cwt., and Indigo has also shown an improvement. The Tallow Market has been very buoyant, and an advance of fully 2s to 3s per cwt. has been effected in the value of P.Y.O , viz., to 66s 6d for present delivery. Trade in the manufacturing districts is very steady During the past week there has been a fair attend ance of buyers in Leeds, but their operations were unimportant. The trade for the home market is consequently dull, but for export there is little change to notice, several of the houses being very busy. There had been a steady inquiry at Brad ford for all descriptions of piece goods, and slightly advanced rates wore current. Both long and short wools fully maintained their previous value. At Leicester business had been active, con siderable orders having been given out for the home trade. Worsted yarns were firm, and a moderate business was doing in long wools at full rates. We can report little change in the Manchester Market, and it has remained quiet throughout, although, on the whole, with unabated firmness. The political intelligence brought by the Indian mail, although not of a decisive character, is generally regarded as favourable, and the commercial advices are also more reassuring in their tone ; but we do not observe that they have as yet had much effect on our market. In export Yarns, prices are extremely stiff, but beyond a few moderate transactions for Russia and Germany, we hear of little doing in this department. In 40's mules for India there is said to be some in quiry, but it does not appear as yet to have led to much business. Some Yarns for the home trade are barely firm in value, such as the finer counts for the Blackburn market, which are decidedly eisier to bay. The medium counts in twist cops 32's to 40's—are also rather dull of sale, while the same numbers in pin cops appear to be scarce, and are, if anything, a shade firmer. Doubled Yarns continue very firm, but spinners are for the most part deeply engaged for some time to come, and are asking prices which can hardly as yet be realised. R octi ruf the movements in M ines during the w.eek, the Mining Journal of to-day says : Tee Mining Share Market opened particularly active, with a good demand for shares, and in some descrp ions a considerable rise took place early in the week. West Bar set Shares are flat at 27 to 28 Basset 220 to 230, South Frances 285 to 295, Par Consols 20 3 / 4 to 21, Wheal Margaret 70 to 75, Wheal Edward 51 to 51„klfred Consols 16 to 161, Etst Alfred 31 to 31, East Russell 34s to 365, Sort-Lige Consols 11 o 1 7 7,-, Kitty 22 to 23. Great Busy Shares hays been in request at 61 to 61, Lady Bertha 12s 6d to 133 61, Wheal Harriet 9s to 10s, Trevoole 101 to 111, East Basset 39 to 41, Catherine and Jane 10s to lls, Pen dun 2 to 21, NorLh Crafty 31 to 3,i, Great South Tolgus 16A to 17, South Carlo Brea flat at 51, Tamar Consols 11 to 1/, West Cared n 115 to 120, llerodsfoot 8 to 81, Mary Anne 49 to 50, Trelawney 23 to 24. Great Vor 3 to 4, Devon Great Consols 440 to 450, Great Wheal Alfred 71 to 71, Pednande a 20s to 21s, Craddock Moor 43 to 45, Tehiddy 2 to 21, Grambler and St. Aubyn 90 to 95, Wheal Margery 12 to 13, St. has Consols 160 to 165. The accounts received by the various foreign Mining Companies during the week was of little importance. The Alten state that their general prospects were improving. The agent of the Copiapo writes that the South Chitlow was still sinking for a ventilation, and that in a few days they hoped to cut the lode• The report made to the Royal Santiago Mining Company is dull and unpromising. From the St. John D.nl Bey they write that the produce of gold at Morro Velbo, from the month of May, was 23,302 oits or 22311 b. Troy. The cost in the same period was 8,458/ — the profit 261. Great progress was being made in repairing the damage done to the mine in March last. From the Liberty mine they write that there was a good prospect of making the mine pay, but the debts must first be liquidated. The Chilian Mills seemed to work satisfactory. The Mount Carbon (Virginia) Company is now reorganised with a capital of 80,0001. The East India Coal Company's report was favourable. The amount of gold sent from California to the United States in the last pis months was 23,639,000 dollars. During the past week several Railway Companies have held their half-yearly meetings. At that Of the North Landon resolutions were passed adopt. ing the report, declaring the dividend for the half year at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum 'on the preference shares, and at the rate of 41 per cent. KEITH'S P HOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT ROOMS, 34, C A STLE-STR EET. ARE NOW RE-OPENED. W. K. takes the present opportunity of thanking his friends and the public for the liberal patronage with which he has been favoured, and at the same time to inform them that to accommodate his ra pidly increasing business he has b u ilt an entirely new operating room, which is admitted to be the finest in Liverpool. With the increased facilities now at his disposal, W. K. expects that his Pictures will not only sustain the high character they have already attairgid, but even surpass his former productions. 34, CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, Opposite the Bank of England. (Tout Sate . THIS DAY. Tuis DAY, the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2, Da'c-.treet, 501 Ildgs RAP: SEED, 800 EMPTY BAGS. BitOWNE, HUNTER & CO., Brokerll. Apply to On account of whom it may concern. THIS DAY, the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brcker'a Office, 7, Exe ange chambers, 60 Bales Mexican FIBRE, all faultq, ex Conqueror, from Tam;ico.—Apply to Messrs. Leech, Harris olll and Forwood, Merchants ; or to FRANCIS J. EATON, Broker• Tuts DAY, the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildiegs, 3.'0 Tons Campeachy LOGWOOO, landing per A. L. Crawford, from Laguna.—Apply to Messrs. CrJO lO, Gray, and Co., Merchants ; or to: J. H. RAYNER & CO., Broker Tale DIY, the 17th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the Commerc'al Saleroom, Temple-court, 219 Cases Naples LEMONS, ex Mceander 121 Boxes Palermo DITTO, ex Frankfort; 37 D. Do. DITTO. ex Albanian; 110 Half-cl eats Lisbon DITTO, ex Cmtra ; 29 Cases Naples ORANGES, 100 Da. Do. LEMONS, ex 8.. itish Queen; 62 Poxes Palermo DITTO, JJ 40 Half-chests Lisbon DITTO, 25 Half-boxes Do. APPLES, ex Douro; 10) Do. Do. TOMATOES, 239 Boxes Port ONIONS' ex Braganza; 20 Pats Naples WALNUTS, 100 Do. Barcelona NUT , . JANIES AD:IM, SON & CO., Broker'', TO-M 011 R W On account of whom it may concern. To-monnow, the 18th kstant, at Half-past One o'clock, at 11. Golding's Saleroom, Co n Excha-ge, Brunswick-street, About 2,200 Quarters INDIAN CORN, ex Niko, from Odessa.—For further particulars apply to J. & M. HARNETr, Broket Apply to WEDNESDAY On WEDNasner, the 19th list., at Twelve o'clock. at the Brokers' Office, Apsley-buildings, Oldhall-street, GOO Bales GAMBIER, Sound and heated.—Apply to LSON & TAYLOR, Broker On account of those whom it may concern. On WEDNESDAY next, the 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 7, Exchange—buildings, About 28 8.,1es Sea-damaged COTION, and A Quantity of PICKINGS, ex Defiance and Fanny Forsyth, from Bombay.—Apolv ti HAN WOOD & APVICCA.R, Brokers. THURSDAY On Tnuaspay next, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 16, Exchanae-buildings, 25 Casks PALM NUT OIL. Apply to J. H. RAYNER & CO., Brokers. WHAT is COMING to LIVERPOOL on the 31st instant P—Why, THE GREATEST NOVELTY IN THE WORLD GARDEN SEATS ! GARDEN SEATS ! 91IIE Subscribers have just got to hand a large Assortment of GARDEN SEATS, IN N4W AND ELEGANT DESIGNS. C. D. YOUNG & CO., CASTLE-BUILDINGS, DERBY-SQUARS. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. I IVERPOOI 111011 WATER—Morn, 9 30— L, AUGUST 17. E A v c e ti n v . e lo .. o . H . elgh . t,. .1 . 3 f . t . .. IVED. Scotland .......... ...... Qu eb fl ,Christen Snowdsen African (s.a) Constantinol Cosmopolitan Archangel Aug. 16. Asia (R.M.S.) 11 „ °1 ! imonds ...... 15 ' Orient on ri effrey Galhlee _5l et- 4 Nargaretha.. ...... St. Petersbu",,A Cherub . Labrauw- Aug. 16. Albsrt Franklin . Caletl ,thole . . tsP i)emetiius (5.5.)... ..... Crott„,. o- „,.y Ifiddlesex ...... Neva 'tie' krkwright Fieimiall .......... arh J. M. Kempen ...... •• • • 13ata. itITWAnDs. ,108/ Aug. 15. Faith.... ' - .. Konigsbargl Celt . ... .. 1r01g•u....... Gerbrade.. Wilbur Fi5t........ Patterson.- ... ..... Cron,tait, Deogaum .. ... . .Ar ea.. &Ili Aug. 15. Creole ..., Iceni .... Schied m . ewfoundiarm Guayana.... C. Bolivar Knuthenborg • ... Swenb.) g Villa d'Equa...... ......Naples America (R.M.S.) . Boston, & Andreas ...... Guatemala Carrier Dove ..... Melboqrnel Betty ... . Patience .. Trieste City of Manchester (s.s.) Calcutta ARC' • • • Tampico CLFARED /ug. 15. Dorothea • • ***** Lydia Lightning .Atrica, a . .. ..... ..7 . e c s a t l C cu oa tt g a i x lim v a a r ve o cz n u l e e ei;. ... . . . Kingston Ken . . Candia, & Arnindus Ever. on .... ......Carthagena, Ikc Angl( sea — Crt lls Juanita.. Chris . .iansund Ideal lialhec (a s.) Maria Conception ... „Havannah Malcom ...... .... ... .....G. traiaixr_.. ENTERED kOR LOADING. ebee • Aug, 14. 1 7-lome .. ..Qu t o • • • h'brit Lucy and Harriet.... .... Bombay Diamond' .... .... .. .. Ric- 1 .40 Royal Victoria .........Charlestoni Mentor .......... ...... Tator n io Alice Jane Almora .. MARITIME EXTRACTS. New York, Aug 5. —The water has been pnm r ed out of the Gosp ort' from Liverpool, and :he sae yesterday taken into the Governmen t dock at Norfolk. Kurrachee, July 4.—The Julia (transport), M'Gregor, from the ta Persian Gulf, arriv: d hers on the 23rd June, and being orelf ra l fte r Bombay vra.4 towed out on the 29th by the Bombay (..s.), Wit*/ crossing the bar the hawser parted, and she d, Med into the bras .. A q near Clifton. Four European soldiers, all he cargo, and ho r liu (except 7) were lost. It is expected she will be got off the next b tid 3. Peoley, for Queenstown, put back to Rangoon, May 31, with recbl e sprung. Deft: back " loss of .reliance, for Madras, put back to Rangoon, June 5, with sails, &c. nutt 74 Calm'ta, July 4 —The John Dalton, from Lis erpoal, which " o f back leaky, having encJunttred the recent hurricane, has appare w.ished out a good deal of sugar, which made her very crank, and 1 aid cn her beam ends, wi[h decks under water to the hatchvika• She is discharging, and will be docked for repairs. —The Jane I't will have to be docked for rep sirs. EsSELs' REPORTS. 04 , Report by the Asia (R.M.S.), arrived here from New York; sa August 5 : LOP Passed In lat. Aug. s.. The Edinburgh (..s ), going inio New York. Aug. 8.. The U.S.M.S. Fulton, and City of Baltimore (s.s.), both for Now York SPOKEN. In Lat. Lo ..The El Dorado, dismasie I FOREIGN PORT.. Persia (R.M.S.), hence at New York, Aug. 5. Royal Albert, Prichard, f om Adelaile at Bombay. S moon, Bake; Elizabeth, Kelm-'; Arthur the Great, Davis; an d. Carpentaria—all from Bnshire at Bombay. George Green, hence at New Orleans. Standard King, from Trinidad at Baltimore. Omar Pasha, Torry, hence at New York. Richard !worse, hence at New York. George Walker, Moorehouse, hence at Sullivan. Jomes Bowan, Harrison, hence at Quebec. Alcona (s.s ), Smith, from Malta at Algiers, to repair screw, sol left for Gibraltar, Aug. 11. Cassandra, Huron, from Alexandria at Gibra'tar, and sailed Liverpoo'. Milan (n. 8.), Harrison, hence at Havre. Haabet, Muller. hence at Warnemunde. Ida, Reimer, henco at Hamhurgh. Jose Marie, sailei from Bilboa for Liverpool, Aug. 8. Tecla-y-Carmen, sailed from Bilboa for Liverpoo' Aug. 9. N. S. del Carmen, sailed from Bilboa for Liverpool, Aug. 10. The Jura (R.M.S.), from Alexandria at Malta, and sailed for Lir , pool, July 28. Alfred Lewis, Tyrrell, hence at Goree. Spirit of the Age, sailed from Woo Sung for Foo Choo Foo, Jun e : Crest of the Wave, sailed from Foo Choo Foo for London, May „ Mirzapare, and Perpetua—both sal ed from Madras for LiVerpo o July 7. William Chandler, Miller, hence at Calcutta. Harold, Robinson, hence at alcutta. Massin.ina, hence at Trieste. Jane Morrice, Bogart, hence at Natal. Mencius, hence at Shan2,hae. Julie, Stanio, hence at Anjer, and s ailed for Manilla, June 12. m r John Dugdale, Wil lams, irom Padang at Anjer, and sailed Maceio, Juno 13, ' Challenger, Killoch, from London at Anjer, and s a il e d for Sangb ee June 16. rl# l* Ann Nelson, Ball, from Singapore at Anjer, and sailed for L've June 19. Melangthon, hence at Singapore. James Carson, Williams, from Melbourne at Bombay, General Wyndham, Harrison. from Sydney at Bombay. Indian Queen, Jobson, from Hobart Town at Bombay. Eliza Bonsai), and Al' ert, Mine—b th from Ar'en at Bombay. Walter Morn a (Tpt.), from Persian Gulf at Kuriachee. Yrca, sailed from Bombay for :Mauritius, Jul; 5. Trafalgar, sailed from Bombay fear Calcutta, July 5. Mangerton, sailed from Bombay for Lo• don, July 9. Siilery, sailea from Boml ay for Calcutta, July 12. Shackamaxon, stilled from Mauritius for L verpool, June 14. Gibson c raig, seled from Mauritius for London. June 19. Mary Ann, sailed from Mauritius for Falmouth, July 1. p d Lord Weriston, Loch, from Sydney; Merrie England, Kel l y; Anne Mary. Duncar non, b th from Calcutta; Cornwa 1. from ' o g bourne; and Kate Cloather, Jackson, from Singapore—all at Kong. at Wm. Chandler, Miler; and H aro ld, R o bi nson —b o th hence Calcutta. Ilassimina, hence at Trieste. Jane Mo ice, Bogart, hen e at Natal. Tynemouth Cook, from Aden at Co'ombo. Sanderson, Sanderson hence; and Pedestrian, Sldn,y, fronl bourne- b..th at Boerne), I'ickernell, from Melbourne ; :'ea Nymph, from ba— cr c o l °' ton; Mercia, Ward, from Hobart To w n ; and Marion, Adam , Co'ombo —all at Madras. MarseiPes, hence ; Emperor, Enarry ; end Living , t °l2e° Prime, boto from SunderLnd ; and Alice The mason—ali at adem o tt Red Gaunt'et, White s id e , f rom Aky a b at Calcutta for repairs, b° to Queer stowp. Affgban, Colebunk, from B imbsy at Calcutta, Printed and Published by CHARLES WILLMER, of (-) at, street, at his GenPral Printing and . Stationery Establish :ll 19, South John-street, Liverpool. MONPAV, AUGUST 17, 1857. On account of whom it may concern. To-moanow, the 18th instant, at Half-past One o'clock, at the' Broker's Offi e, Corn Excha^ge-bui dings, Brunswick-streets CO Sacks Shropshire FLOUR, lying at the London and North •We,tern Railway.—App.ly to HY. IL GOLDING, BrOkejjis