Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-18 00:00:00

ZIrMPOOL rotrcE z rgrt.Ml,7.?VE.—Yesterie,ay, tIEVYRE aitt. liAllsrittD, A RUFFIAN Rteturtt Ptxxlsnian.--:Rebert Rawlinson, a person about 30 years of age, and moAtTespectably dressed, was charged with having concluded r nimself in a most infamous and disgusting . manner td' two ladies in Lonsdale street, at half-past - ten on a. hursdty . night. Mr. Black w as for the prisoner, who was described•as a clerk in a timber - merchant's offie-0.,, .and•thit he lived , itt Sydney-place, Edge hill. The case was fully'proved, an'dafter some observations from Mr. Black, Mr.Vansfield said,'l never can understand these cases. Such ndtstappear td lle•done by madmen rather than thinkits . g. bangs. I commit the prisoner for three months with bard tasur. A CASE FOR TRES6CIETY OF SUPPRESSION OF VICE.— Police-officer 791 brotght up a 'Prussian sailor, named Louis Tnrnbug, a mgtive4f Mecklenburg., on a charge of - stabbed a young Amman, named (Catherine Keigh Cobb appeared 'for the Prisoner. The tire took place in a Dutch street, v&e ments." rot o A. Mi. 'Traction -.3mg and er sorts of catri( d et 'ttic most moral 'description, Wert ..- urgeoa Lyster, of the Southern Dispensary, ae.--tirl was - wortiled in the breast, but the Ipe finial. The -chief feature in the case, -serious complaint made by a women who `z - the case, - - aiminst two Dutch saloons that `y-epened in the-street, and she stated that sn great niaisance, and that mo decent Ihe'street ettntlit without being insulted. Why don't the neighbours -present a Mayor, and •get them removed ? The a how to go-about such al amuse. d to be proved that wound aus however. was a Witn( have been recent' these he wirr person ceuld irks Mr. Mans:field : memorial to the woman sai , -- 1 she id not underst matter. Mr." U, said, th the " was a in addrc-E third t g the court for' rr, prisone that he had hre3. out iken of. He though fami- " sr it was a case for Mr gentleman barHoiiked after bongos, complaineff'd 'by riti people, -and - -he -maght to tofik,ater houses that were nuisamki to the poor peopleiilso. Mr. Mansfield fined thi prisonevZs; oi•in default of-pays - fent, threernentiae impii He then directed:Tilic. , 'Clough to make inquirie! spand to repect on the gOtiipet_ Trs ath-mfieltCaine to sonmertt thought where persoas were 'autayed by out they should•apply to the coristituted autho parties 'whose (millet was'efiuirecAl elf-412G F 1 OF B Sim -nd not t( AUF.3 BY TIM TOICTE Tenor-street, was brought cp '137 charged with bigamy: It was was first married, sto Marv'. 1854, azd on the . trd of t Ellen Jane Wet portion of the ens detective officer Carly§le tated that the vrisone. dt, on the .sth MorCh .pre-..;ent mon* he rnarriek -Lae , production of an , old woman, named Anne Andemon, who ims-.4ean blind form - lan:Flews, and who was • psesemt at the £rst tnarriage. -She 4 ‘ gave away," The'lirstiwife to the ptiotter, and were to 7hoth of them by hearing their Voice. She Selected them .ont ce many persons, by the &otate. of their-Vditc, and there.cmild be no doubt a 5 to her c to Mr. Clougii, she said she could not t, ll h Ire you aother ylmirself? Aff.she was. I'vl r. Yes,-aml a gTarainother, anil :ertiticate f the ....„ ... marriage wa; putin , and proved. Tie second wife, Ellen Jane Wattf, proved•&er marriarve-;witn the prisoner, on the 3rd inst. The prigoacr was sent 'for trial. Erne -manner in which the first wife discovered :the zecond marriage was this : She - was living kr Manchester ; a:3 had been separated some time 'from the Trisoner. She came down by an excursion train, and-saw the prisoner_ and the seeondwife in Paradise-street. - , --Sho next went up to the geeond wife and asked her -what ebe was 4dOing with her husband . ? "Your husband, indeed?" cried *ife•lSCo. 2, with indigna tion, and forthwith drin.Y her "marriage pocket " ill very fin my marriageqines, • five "ears before , yo the arrest anti committal of the prisoner. EMBEZZLEXENT.--=Winiam Salicild, a-porter at Compton House, was brought up by officer Riley; 1, on a charge of having embezzled £6;180 belong,ing4e the proprietors of Compton House. The . prisoner was seat for the money on Wednesday, but - did not return. -On Thursday night, after 10 o'clock, the officer-got the prisoner in a house of ill repute in a ' , :house in .Staw Hill-street, and got all the money with him. The prisoner was remanded. THE LONDON•SWINDLEA.—Arthur Wilson, the man with all the aliases, was brought up by detective tiffizer Scott, on re mand. Mr. Cobb appeared for.the misomer, and stated that the prisoner was highly connected, and that his-wife was entitled to .E2OOO, and all-his family were first-rate people. .Scott said he found 'alien and. advertisements with the prisoner, which showed ihatilie. was a.mindler. That he was adver tising in the Maim.-iiester paper to land money, and to tell the winning horses of races,4&c. Mr. Cobb said every scamp in society .4* . the latter Bell's. Lift. Scott (aid the prisoner had not a public , house, nor the tri.nfer of one in Liverpool, therefore his representations to persons about employing men, to .csaduct such r aTas a swindle. Mr. Crow, of the billet-office, proved that , the prisoner --had neither public-house nor :transfer of ono in Liverpool. John Molloy, whom the prisoner had "done" out -of the £5. -repeated his evidenee,iand the prisoner was sent for tri [On being taken throagii the eon girl . whOM he s( This led 't rz room at the.c,,itn vehakur — embraced him ni )u, ran at liary Jane Layton, wa .e.ilarged for inspector prodtv:id in presented a truly said last week Simon Kelly trading Thoinas S up by Inspector children, •wham the The wretched ;rttle thing court. frightful appearance.;ice ... F .-- the husband of the prisoner:(the stepfather of the children to jail for having: stabbed ~ , h er. She .nd-kft the pooreteatures of ehildr was sent ite in a iioui ~~e..:v remanded fur the present, .api workhouse. were seat th IRE MES. for selli Norbury-street the ehildrek Michael Brown, Kitch EERSELLERT GASES. MU AND g..4UGHTON. .ect, was fined lOs and coe elve o'clock on the nigh' of the 12th. Patrick Doyle, beerhmi.. fined 2s 6d and costs for Sunday.%. Thomas Parker Jones, beerhouse,, _ was summoned by officer 793 - fer &indult trading evidence was nut sufficient to ennviet, -and it was Jeigfred Jacobalo, beerhouse-keeper, .Bolton,street, was summoned by officer 118 for selling beer between the hours of twelve and four on the morning of the 13th instant. Cobb defended. The officer stated that he saw - Thom% -street, wz eeper, t VC-pitlee u s - out with beer, but, he failed , t( had been paid for, and as the --- trading, Mr. CoLb said tb' •ove th, <the beer ainiTAIODIS was for Sunday charge could not be enterLained It was accord John. M'Calluni, Milford-street, beerbm summoned. by officer 82 for Sunday trading' 208 and costs. e-keeper. was He was ned James was I.l‘Giveren, beerhouse-keeper, in 3dfile‘ , rd-street, unnioneel by the same officer for selliug beer tic • " The _RNidLtee wa vas any but lodger, was ,no k taket , r drunk in the h The case 't g4r..sitzeet, was fined 2s. 6d., for Sunda ,-,reaTl, was ummonod for Sunday trading. lora dead.man, as the person who was summoned was dead. The officer said the licen ce was i n t h e name of Thomas Jones. The Bench said the summons shotdd be, in that case, for selling beer without a license. :d he appear6d Robert Schofield, beerhouze 'keeper, StgAy-street, Bootle, .was summoned for Sunday trading, but the case was not stifficiently clear, and it was' accordingly dismissed. • HOLLOWAY'S PlLLs.—Extraordinarily hot weather is often productive of unpleasant consequences to many. The liver, the stomach, and bowels, are more or less seriously affected, so that Englishmen are, at certain seasons, liable to disorders of warmer climates. They cannot have a better safeguard, or a more powerful curative, than Holloway's justly celebrated pills. They cool and purify the blood, and render the system less liable to irregularity; or when disease is present, they abate its force, and at last subdue it. Dysen tery, biliousness, acidity of the stomach, sick - headache, and debility, speedily disappear before this inestimable medi cine. ANI? listrer, INvENTrox.--There is mat housewives complain of with greater truthful ness, than the breaking of- some .favourite piege of glass, valuable china, or earthenware. In hundreds of casessuch things cannot he matched, and of course Cannot be ,Wended. The latter want ha s b e e n o bviated by an e x t r aordivary and effective inve n ti on , b y M r. Ad s h ea d, o f Derby P ottery, near Derby. It is a cemeat .that may be said to heal i n a per _ feet manner, ail crack s an d b rea k s i n th e artielesspoken of , but in marble, alabaster, &e. Th e r this article need rate dwelt on. We have 'xcen <ffects at Mr. gall's, .our neighbour's, and the -en cemented .hy . ),t ks stronger in that part IA ORDINAT and not only in these benefit. or • than in any other. TE can be long. without it. :hea - p, and no how i 4 agent for its sale Mr. If in Liverp oo l, an d a ll i n terested cap judge for themselves by looking in at his establishthent. Ag..ett ref( . Liverpool, E. T. Hall, 23, South John-Street. Sold in .bOties, is_ each, er sent tree on receipt of kixteen postage stamps, N • B • i(rnaturP, E * None;are gogqine, except beaFillE tke iatelv.l SYr6I7ITYNG INTATLIGENCE. A. M. cant utr4 "Dr:missions on Arne principal Races, on r, eeciPt 'of Cash or Z'o. - t-CMice order. A.' IVT:" 'fell guarantee all ii.ntrowt, charging a 'Comk:ission of FINV -- per Cent. Add? e/6 A. NORTHERN "livec ()Mee, Liverpool. `ASCOT RACES. Nr -ESTERDAY. The Wcilti!crOrirNi HA ND ICA PoT 5 'VON'S ca-h. for thretF7vear - olds and upwaida ;1;11 three-quartets-tfthe New Mile. l',O•sdbstifoera, to be diritied Mix, two classes. . _ PeiTaltz RemTy Stan kribrery The lieratrJtn •• `3trNtnEis' Of 50 sore. adilecrtcra rweer stalres of 5 Toss eieh ; three reitr olds 7st. four list re 8 , 4 arid - wed . Ost ; winners* , 3nee in 1839 (matehes eleepted). 311%,1-liee Alirt , stra; , the - wfultifratobe sold for 150 turs'irdftanded, &e.; OlCKite. Turret Sodttig: Grcc rnich }ai: 1211); five 31h,'1;i4 sovs ; three year olds' ist 41b, 41 9st rb ; mares raid zeldincts for 200 sots , to mart at the rillowed . sll, - ; the winnc tnee'Po'st, and go On M hft, for three Tea. rynard Contmo d Thirteen ran. `5 . 1" A K FP of of the Derbylall;:i7; Two ra 'A nVicrnre A r of 5 viva vieb, with 100 added b:v warParnyany, fat three. year olds and rips isty Morn Rom . an'Ca. , ,dle Commodore 'A 4- 147E,PSTARES ff gst 71h 'fillies Bst 41h. sciss. ihelndirrg t•• ssf 3111: - the ..,c second or )f the nalaror Two Thousand Guineas - Rtalies'Slb - extr& nalty 101bIt Ma - Mile; 9 subs. /Ire 'Sot tg \yes tern Nevt , mile 20 -ro. - 14 cath, It ft, for two Terir bids ; • colts winners of any two year olittake winner's own stake, M 11.7 of any'two crAeunt- a walkod over 'MANCHESTER RACES.- ~YRS4`~iFI7XY Thd Farr Et Cur of 1 1 0 says, it b only if declared 15 sovs c dded to ft:handicap of winners of any race 1, of 5011105. and the second trcme penalty 101 h) ; starters in i. Trat,not placed first. second, ITT am rate-w the Union n or•third, to rereviriS un. th' red nlb'bff the original handicap ;v6ight ; the - second ova out'of the stakes, and the winner to pay 10 sovs One'n%iic and a half; 38 subs, 16-of—Mimi pay k forfeit ,f Denmark Lt: this meet Little - oi.l Ten ran TTANDTCAI. PLATi Or 70 EOVS, for a' rtes; - Ifimiers of 50 sons 51b, o; two, or one of 1( g 101 b extra;Ta.bout half a mile, 7M, or . of-auy race - - - The Nvitsway TIANDIcAtFLATE of 80 Fovs, for two yew,' olds inners of Mizovs after tlie weights were out 51b, 'or ZOO - 711; extra n The Gen Miss! Hal 'Six ran 20GRAMME OF THE SEA FORTH AND WATERLOO AMATEUIt,FOOT RACES- to be held at Seafurth ThteLay. TRIAL RTAwai., 400 yards. First to receive a valuable grad breast - ite. - 3 p.m. in.; second twrave hi P J. E. 111.`Drmald--- , white and scarlet can •'S Thomas TV! Banks W. E.:;099 4 Thomas. '-'first to receivesta aw and brown, buff cal buff mauve hoop, and buff cap cherry, -*Lite hoop, and cap. age; half a-vile up, s•econd2thi, third tiisi I - Rugh Ba -plaid, acetic: and white cal 2 Frl‘iard Bent p,nic 4.3atihn B. B. flertwright -white and -scarlet bluebelt and car Et and lilue.gort ht blue. Lite, blue k piece of plate. 4 p.m, I , Jezh Bulk 2 W 'Rowarth-m 3 'Tau*: Jump 4:J X.'...lT.nenali 5 W. E. Roberlsor,—yellow at ,•biae and white can t, buff cap t; Thomas tichold .1 , Geo,'E. Steele - '8 Edward Drury 'e 11,3 0 P, Lad buff cap VILE GEAND 5tA70121 . 11 STtEPIX , Cai.sr, One mile. First ttc re,ive a handsome Cato, ; second, 205.:; third to save his stake, 1. Alfrad - C. Anderson—white, black ,bend and sap 2. Tb,oar.z, T ei,ocolate aid rettsap and scanlet.oap, 6. W. E. ItObertson— F.ow and brown. buff cap, white hoop, and cap. en Freder (plaid, s lA2e and Bch'. t and Vitae cap), 250 varcis: TRRLOO PURSE, fikeple Cha=e Course. 4.46 p.n Field to reeelve 2'3; secceed 204; 1. Wm. I.lromatil 2. Thos.. 'Davies— white, fit*e hoop and liika cup anettlack cap white black belt. wline, and pink ea vi 3. Jnho.Garnett -pint 4. John r :5. Richard V COWSOLATWN STiI(F.S for Beaten Candidates. First to receive £2:r, 200 yards. No race unless-five start. 5.15..p.m. bowlers to ilow themselves to the Jittige ten minutes before emelt race. GRAND .BTREPLE. CIIA IS to 4 against Anderson (take , 5 .„ 2 against AClDonalcl (taken and wan tea 4 .. 1 against Robertson (taken, afterwards .5 „ 1 against Stcel (taken frukyl -LATE ST TtETTING ;:t4fe-ed) tIIYHDLEIBAC 7 to 4 against T.lfias,varth (takes) 3 .. 1 against any other. 2 to 1 on Waddington (taken. W. Howarth is the fa.vourite for the Hurdler Ras:, at 2 to 1, taken freely. ORES, VOLUNTEER RIF L E C Our patriotic, practical, au 3:r a , " this week gives a satisfactor d faceticras friend, the Butter lswer to the Auestion, HOW ARE THEY TO BE " GOT 1, TP flenian, in heft marqhing order, a tined, to the aou..aca LI s , a crac. on tiay to 7l' . 1;4 with the exception of the few minute befose dinner in discharging his ride, and rubbing up b In ;his pretty uniform, the ladies unanimously pro": sing' "a dwk." Mischievous people say heit; soiled by Bd. B. %tter tkat is—untrue. The number of persons that called to ,we; on Friiay Evening, was exactly 25,500 GENTLEMEN ! 500,000 LADIES ! ! EUVENILES, INCALCULABLI him up 774 e British Grenadiers.. 'or a public meeting ty did cnnvenc, On Fri At whie,h - a mighty concourse Of every rank was seen; Our wo*thv Mayor was in the chair, Surrounded by his peers, To hold a debate on the present state Of the Rita Volunteers. Around the Mayor we'nOtieed - The great ones of the town, , The brave Sir fenwiek Wil lams, And Mr. William Brown ! Likewise the gallant adjutant, Who, for the last six years, has organised, and is highly priced, By the Rifle Volunteers. The various magnates present The meeting now addressea, And all their admiration x3l Rifle Corps expressed. Each motion was nnanimous, And carried 'mid loud cheers. If the papers you read you will know what was said Of the Rifle Volunteers. One thing upon the meeting Did cast a little gloom, • . • Which was—that Edward Kelly Could not be got to come. Ile sent. a speech, however, Ms sentiments to state; But, I'grieve to write, by some ovens The missive came too late. Its purport now we publish : "E. Kelly begs to , say, " That, though his avocation " Confines him close all day, " Still those few hourS which he devotes " To rest from toil severe, " He'll pass not at home, but himself beat "A Ili& Volunteer." . . Now talk of Alexander, Or talk of Wellington, Let Yankees "raise their dander" With tales of Washington ; Yet which of these three heroes; Pray tell me, if you can, Was one sink le jot more a patriot Than the Briti,Jh Butterman ? No SWF' SHOULD ,co TO SEA without one of Saunders and Co.'s PAltant Selt-cleansing Charcoal filters, cased and fitted-up exprp I for b - d s hip. Note the address, -sa y use on Oar ... SAUNDERS & Co., W, Parker-street, Liverpool. d HausEl " E " R-8 . -- -T . coffee sold by Thompson Brothers, 5, Elliot-stret, at ls. 4d. is bette.x than you , pay 1?. gq, for at any °they establishment. d THENORTWERN TINES *gATLIRDA:I, JUNE 18, 1859 MONETARY AND 'COMMERCIAL. latrEttrooL, Friday Evivling. The rcent improixemettt in the Cottot Market has be fully sustained :to-day, and c - foir 'business has bora done, the *ales footing up tO'S;f.,oo bales, including 1,000 takovvibr-speculation anti-ho port. Of the week's business we 'quote the following report fronethe Circular of Tirmsrs. Wright, itttior and Co. : Oar circular advises cif the 10th instatt, per Persia, reputed a quiet feeling -, as the prevailing'l'eature in our Cotton Market for the-week ending that 'date. The same evening ministers were defeated in P-6-liament, which, conpled with the Whitsuntide holidays, tended to keep matters in check for some days following. The expectation of the new administration forming a ttrong government, and tho growing belie in the-war beinrconfined to Italian Lou,l imparted more - cheerfulness as the week progressed, and a more buoyant tone in the Manchester market was followed by enlarged ttransactions in the raw material, the trade purchasing fredy, and :with increasing confidence. Speculators and Exporters have not participated in the business to the extent necessary to produce any excitement but the general character of the market presents an improved aspect, and prices, particularly of clean lists, middling and upwards have advanced 4d. per lb., and have a rising ten dency. The import is again - liberal, and freely offered, although our tetal-otock is not eepial to the holdings at the same period last year, and if there be an increased quantity at sea, there is also an enlarged consumption and less to draw from in the Trincipal shipping port of America ; the deficiency may, however, be made good from East India ports, from whence the supply-is likely to be extensive. Money matters continue easy for ad practical purposes, although the circulation rnight.be-more widely diffused with advantage to the taercantile interest. The improvement is : fully supported at to-day's market, which closes firmly at the 'highest point,3and with .a hardening tendency for all good useful qualities. The sales are estimated at B,ooe bales, 1.000 to Speculators and - Exporters. The total sales of the week, in-chiding what ,has been brought from the ship's side, amount to 65;710, of which 53,950 are Ameri can. Speculators have taken .4)8'80, and Exporters 6,340, leaving 54,490 bales of; all kinds to the trade. The Import for same time is 819889 bales, 'of-which 71,462 are Ameri can. The quantity known to , he at sea from American 1 ports is 195,000 PRICES iTO:iiIMY Great 'Western of Cautitia, Tntiks,43l, BA'Alc OF EI'N'tfIIASTD RETURNS. • ISSUE DEPARTMENT. _ _ • 0111 M. in, 14 ; New,i6l, Note ite a. 31,741,1* CREDIT .government Debt ... 4 , 1,(1114100 Other Securities . "3,4139,900 Go ßullionld Coin and other 17 266085 1 £31,741.,M1 I BANKING tI)LPARTMENT. - TEBrr., £ CREDIT. , £ Preprittor's Capital 14,553;000 Government Secul 11,28157 Rest Public Deposits Other Deposits Seven-day ii 199 other 1 , I Gold and Silver Coin. 884,856 Bills Z317741,Y85 L 41,895,671 I Total £11,895,671 Compared with the returns of the previous week, the• above - shows the following results : Active Circulation Bullion Rest Seven-day & other Bills Public Deposits Other. Deposits .. Government Secu- 11,281,376—N0 change cities Other Securities ....... Notes unemployed... 11,... Cash to liabilities 493—Increase .. per Mil Rate of interest 3 per cent—No change 20,524;215—Decrease 17,551,011—Deareese 3,l6B,6o2—lncrease 799,224—Increase B,s77,B43—lncrease 14,757;501—Decrease 18,712,469—Decreas( 16,970—Increase Amsterdam Short 1,353,44: 1,415,26 Ditto, 3 months Rotterdam Antwerp Brussels. Hamburgli Paris Short FOREIGN EXCHANGES. 11 124 to 11 ... 13X 11 15 ... 151 11 .. 15 .. 11 151 25 ... 15 ... 25 ... 22:1- Ditto, 3 months Marseilles Frankfort Vienna Trieste if ... 56 14 ... 63 St. Petersburg Madrid 25 .. 22 13 25 12. 25 ... 321 --- The Funds opened with a stronger appearance. ~ At one period a recovery of nearly 7,- per cent. was Shown. The market continues, however, extremely sensitive to alarms from Germany, and a few bona fide sales caused a reaction nr , -7- to I, per-cent. Towards the close there was a return , of steadiness, and the latest quotations -were s per cent. above those of yesterday. Other markets show coniider able firmness; supply of money not so 'heavy as of late. best bills still per cent. belo4 the Bank-rate. There were no gold operations at the Bank to-day.—Daily Netos City 2tetiele ' Timrsday Evening. The English funds opened at an improvement of per tent., hut It was not maintained, and the final quotations were the same as those of yesterday. The heaviness was attributed to the progress of the French naval preparations against Venice, the report that the German Confederation will intervene if the French army cross the Mincio, and the, zeal with which the allies appear to be fomenting revolutionary -movements not only ih Italy but-in Hungary, and also, it is feared, in the Danubian principalities. The letters 'from the principal German cities show consider able discouragement, mixed, however, with indignation at the readiness with which the suppositien is entertained in Paris and London that Austria will soon giveln. Accord ing to some writers the French must be at Vienna 'before a surrender of Lombardy .will be listened to.—Timos City Thuielay Evening. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURXS continue good. The Midland return shows an increase of £3,809; the Sheffield, an increase of £1,099 ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of £2,388 ; the East Lancashire, an increase of £639 ; and the North Eastern and Newcastle and Carliale, an increase of 13,120. corn in same position as wheat. Irish : Demand wretched. Barley : Only a slow progress made to either dealers or distillers. Rye off coast offered at 25s per 561bs. C. F. I Malt firm. Peas and beans not lively, but bad reports of later crops continue. Oats as on Monday, bnt little business Anna LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—Y uxE 17 . SALTPErttE is very dull and again cheaper; of 3,000 bags at sate, only a lot or two sold at 465. 6d, for fine quality. Ria : Several parcels were brought to sale, but only one package of good middling Madras sold at 9s. 9d. per cwt. _ SUGAR is firm, and the sales have gone with spirit at full prices. COFFEE is firmer, with, a good demand. Other articles inactive. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-JUNE 17. Although vermin is on the increase both in Susses and Kent, the demand for all kinds of hops has become heavy ; indeed, so little business is passing, that prices are almost nominal. Duty £160,000. LONDON MONEY MARKET—JuNE 17. Consols dull all morning at 924 to 92i. Shares weak, at about last nights closing rates. Business very limited, and tone of market not good. Canadian and French steady Lombards, 61. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—JUNE 17. Wheat 3s lower than last week ; barley, beans, and of her articles without change. Attendance middling. CORK CORN MARKEL—JUNE 17, Red wheat, 22s 6d to 23s 6d; oats, 11s to 15s. GLASGOW COTTON MARKET. —JUNE 17. There has been some inquiry here to-day for cotton, but very little business has been done, spinners buying in small quantities. GLASGOW IRON MARKET.—JUNE 17. Market firm. No. 1,48 s to 48S 3d; warrants, less I, 48s to 48s 3d ; makers iron, 48s to 48s 3d ; No. 3; 48s to 48s to 48s 3d. . GLASGOW CORN MARKET.—JUNE 17. The weather continues splendid, and the arrivals are still large. We had more inquiry for wheat, and fair business might have been done if sellers would have conceded is. per quarter. French wheat sold at 235. 6d. Pomeranian, 255. Barley firmer. Other articles without change. The tone of the market decidedly better. 0 THE TIMBER TRADE. •The state of affairs in continental Europe remains much the same as at the period when our last circular was issued, for although the contending parties have had several severe conflicts, nothing has occurred more likely to c ause th e interference of the neutral powers than then existed. In our domestic affairs, however, some circumstances have arisen which are likely in a great or less' degree to affect our commercial interests. The most important of these will be found in the reduced rate of interest charge able on loans by the Bank of England, which on the 9th instant, was fixed by the governors of that institu tion, at three per cent., within one-half per cent. of the minimum which has ever been charged in this country. Another is to be found in the large field for commercial enterprise, and the extensive markets for our manufacturers Our market 'opened -this week with a moderate inquiry at which have been opened up in the empires of China and steady prices, and .alth oug h some f ears were entertained Japan, and greatly extended i n Hi n d ostan b y t h e pacifies that the ministerial cr i s i e wou ld h ave the effect of checking lion which has been e s t a bli s h e d i n our I n di an possessions. business, tleey .ha ve hitherto pro ve d groun dl ess , as on The operation of th ese concurr i ng causes has already affected the commercial world here in a favourable manner. Monday there was an improved demand with a better feeling, Manufacturers generally are busy in preparing goods for the different markets thus p r e sen t e d, an d the comparatively and on Wednesday, the trad e b e i ng lib era l purc h asers , holders were enabled to obtai n an a d vance o f f u ll y kd per l b . easy rate of money accommod a ti on ena bl es t h em . to d o so on advantageous terms. The home mar k e t s , th oug h not act i ve, ' ees have become steady, and h o p e f u l ex p ec t at i ou h as to a great in the useful and b e tt er qua liti es o f A mer i can, clea n parcels . . of which, free from sand and possessing staple, there is an LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.--Irsr, 17. extent. established itself in quarters where, but recently, increased difficulty 't o mee t with, and consequently they • &twat. 'We eontinne to have .a steady market, full dulness and gloom appeared th e l ea di ng f ea t ures f or mer . command extreme rates. Th e h e al er : c h eeses o f B raz il have previous * rates 'being realised ; 'llO hhd s Jamaica' are candle contemplation. Some drawba c k, h owever, must be reported at 37 5 . 9d to 39s for brown, up to 43s 6d for made, en the favourable picture which thus presents itself, been much inquired for, and are Id.per lb. dearer. Egyp- middling. yellow grocery, 400 :bags grainy Demerara at consequent on the disorganisation which must inevitably 40s 6d, and 3,100 ma t s M aur iti us at 39s 6d per cwt. follow the ministerial deadlock in which the administration tittle are very fi rm a t last- week's- pricis. Sea Islands MOLASSES, Rent, and COFFEE • Nothing has taken place. of. our national affairs has been again placed by the over remain unchanged. Surats are rather .tighter, the quota- Men : No transactions to notice. throw of the government, without, so far as can be seen at schooner, from Rio Janeiro Tr ...'i ew Orleans ; r tions for the better description& being.advanced kd per lb. DTEWOODS :40 tons Manilla Sapanwood at £7 15s, 5 present, the means of establishing a more powerful or more , - _ . .. L.. Co, 19, leaking . badly, and -- noa.d i - and has il• The Liverpool :Share Market has :teen very flat tons Cuba Tristic at £lO 2s 6d, 3 tons Limawood at £l4, 'competent one in its place. Such an occurrence invariably and , 80 tons Barwood at £3 per ton. causes. hesitation in the trading community, as it becomes ,- ):. to-day, and prices have a downward tendency. ksiies dull; - Pots at 28s, and Pearls at 30s 6d. impossible to foresee what particular- line of foreign or The sales were.: - Birkenhead, - Lancashire, and NITRATE OF SODA : A little (king at previous rates. domestic policy will rule the .destiny of the commercial cargo ^' Cheshire, 69 ; Blackburn, 114-; London. and North SALPETRE : 300 bags Calcutta have been disposed of world; all consequently becomes uncertainty and guess- Weetern, 901; Midland, 991., 991 ; South Eastern, from the quay at 45s to 463 per cwt for 3 to 1 pe r cent work, ,probably the most disheartening and depressing We refraction. influences which can be brought to bear upon, mercantile 20,- 20 5-16 ; Grand. Trunk ~of Canada, 81. BRIMSTONE :20 tons sold at £8 2s 6d for Svgs. affairs. While such may be looked on as the somewhat There were no sales after official hours,•and the final Thareit : -16 casks greyish brown have realised 99s 6d conflicting aspects presented in viewing the general trade . .. to 100 s and 1 cask cream 125;. of the country, the condition of the wood trade must be closing prices were :-Chester and :Birkenhead, 681, CUT& : 120 bags reported'a . t32s 6d. ' • . considered as to some extent partaking of both. It is on Caledonian, 801, 801; Ea teen Counties, 11k, Balm : Small sales of Baltimore at 7s. the whole flat, but not to such an extent as to cause despon dlk ; East Lancashire, 88, 89 ; Great Northern, 99, Orz,s : Palm:; a retail business at £47 ; Olive dull' with denc .; Lancashire and little doing. y, . while a considerable check h as b een l a id on what had begun to l oo k lik e th e prom i se of approaching pros. 161 ; Great Western 55, 551 - ROSIN : , 150 barrels common taken at 4s. perity. Stocks generally are light, but such have been the Yorkshire Stock, 901, 901 ; London 'and North; SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE quoted at 4ls 6d per cwt. effects of the depressing influences referred to, that prices Western Stock, 901, 90 1 ; ; Ditto cue-eighth -:Shares, JUTE continues in • better demand, 2,000 bales have have not ris en - , fact the market ma y b e stated as much 1 li-16, 1 9-16 d-; M anc h es t er, Sh e ff i eld , and changed hands at 413 lO s t o £1.9 lOs per ton. in about what it was a t t h e d ate. of our last. Deals which e SEEDS : 50 taus Bombay Rape are al so re p or t e d at 3 7s weie i mported freely, receded in value for a time, but have Lincoln, 36, 361 ; Midl an d S toc k , 99-4-, :.992- ; • 'for low m iddli ng yellow, b and 38s per quarter for good bro wn . so far recovered as to be about equal to what they were at North British, 54k, 55 ; North -Staffordshire, - that date. Pit c h Pi ne. h as a l so come forward in quantity, . LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-JUNE 17. .. and must be considered depress e d a littl e i n pr i ce 1-, 41 d ; North Eastern :- Ber wick, 881, tB 3 T , ; The formation of a n ew m i n i s t r y seem i ng to progress P i ne Timber : As yet there have been no arrivals from York eand ' North Midland, 72, 73:; Leed4 Capital satisfactorily, together with the daily strengthening hope Quebec, consequently sales are chiefly confined to retail Stock,. 45, 451; South Eastern and Dover, 201, - that the war now waging, will proleably not exceed its quantities . from the yards. From St. John no timber of present dimensions, liave imparted more cheerfulness to the, fine quality has yet been put on the market. A quantity 204.; -uffalO and Lake Huron, 41, „Oa- ; Dutch cotton trade both in Manchester and here. The trade have' indifferent in quality, and of about 151 inch average' Rhenish, 62, 61 d; Great Western of ;Canada, 14f,, shown more disposition to 'operate; and, with slightly calliper, was sold by auction at from 134-d. to end. 14;-1- - Do. New Shares .01 6 d ;Great Luxembourg; increased transactions fie!. specUlation and export, a good daily Good Timber of 18 i nc h average may still be quoted -as , , inquiry has been experienced. H o ld ers continue to supply worth from 21d. to 21-Id. per foot. 51, 511 :`Grand Trunk Of •Canada, 8 11-10, 8 13-16; the market freely, but are firm in their demands, and the Red Pine: Of this the stock on hand continues much as Lombard:-Venetian, 11, -g d ; De. New Shares,. clean useful classes, which are becoming comparatively before; generally' of inferior quality, an d diffi cu l t to sell 11, Id. ' scarce, command kd p er lb. more money, whilst the dusty, except at low prices. • and sandy qualities, of which the bulk of the offering stock - Oak :. Shippers of Canadian Oak would do well to exer- The LiNerpool Produc Mark e t s generallyt eve been „ consists, although more saleable, are without quotable cise caution in transmitting large quantities to this market ; quiet duri4g the week.' ' Ashes are depressed, and ehange in price. Brazil and Egyptian rather dearer. Sark the present prospects of remunerative sale being limited, Without change. The weekly sales are 65 710 bales, of as the stock on hand from Quebec still remains heavy.lt only 250 barrels are reported sold, at 28s te‘,2Bs 6d which 4 880 speculation, ' are on and 6,340 for export. for Pots, and 30s to 305 . 6 , 1 for Pearls per cwt. Sinai! - THIS WEEK. - pke,sPaid. Cur. Price s . by the Thornt on O a k f rom Vi rg i n i a, wh i ch has now become transactions in Baltimore' Bark at is per cwt. Bees' -- DESCRIP.• ---.--- . Wax is steady at 9/. to 91. 15 s ,' as i n quality. Lard Import. Sales. TIM This Week. Mid. - Fair. : - - - - --- d.. C. d. and general soundn ess , it nearly app roaches English is dull, and a few sales have b een ma d e at - 50 s +odd per .11 531 i „ eite Sea Island eA to t9'-12 to lg - 1 Elm : The st o ck o f this is light, and first arri va l s , if of ~ .cwt., but holders refuse to realise. at this rate. • 4 1-,410 Uplandg ... 54 7f •.-16 7! 9 t e6o good quality an d no t t oo extensive, will meet w i t h rea d y , • • Linneed Cake is Only i n re t a il i nqu i ry at 8/, llis to 5 ' 931 4 9,800 Mobile ... 4,1 7i •Ila 4 31,150 N ew Orleans 31 '8 7 7 8 sale. 81. , 15s er ton for thin obl ong . ) 552' 358 2,880 B raz il p Moderate sales -of 3,244 -..1.,780 Egyptian 7 ,'n 101 7i 8 2 3,590 freely on ar r i va l. 78 20 West I n di a Rice at 21s to Y.0.3s per cwt. About 2,000 barrls 6,747 7,080 E ast Ind i a .5 3 iii 7 3' 51 4 9-16 74 41,:23g N.B. and N.S. Pine and Spruce Deals :Of these a con common Rosin at 4s per cwt. comprise the business s 81,889 '6;,710 . Total ... __ ________.________ siderable q uan tit y h as b een placed upon the market within of the week. A l e t o f 200 b arrels Tar realised 1. I c 30,0 to the last m on th. Th e sales have been effected at varying LIVEReiOOL PROVISION MARKET . - JUNE 17. rates, but Vi per stand ar d, by the cargo, may b e s t a t e d as I 9d per barrel. Talkw is firm at 56 s to 575 per cw t. ' The market for beef remains in a state of inactivity, and 1 the value of St. Johns pruce equal to second s . .Operations in Turpentine are co n fi ne d c t o 150 b arre l s the sales for 'the week are qu it e o f a re t a il c h aracter ; prices ! Quebec deals of sec on d qua li ty are worth about £l9 los. generally are hewer 3s to 5s pe r ti erce , b ut t h e b etter 'Per standarel. Apirits e at.4ls Gd to 4t e p er cw t. Pitch pine has b een i mpor ted rat h er freely since our last, i 'descriptions, being scarce; are not press e d. . P or k is - b - c.- 1 The Corn Trade continues dull ; at the Liverpool I dull, and a further reduction of 2s 6d per barrel has not i and is slow of sale at lower prices. • Green .this last. heart remain as at the date of our Ex.ehange- this morning,:there was only a moderate 1 brought forward ibuyers. The demand for American bacon 'does not improve, and though .quotations are reduced Is, to ! Teakwood .Of article no sales are reported. but bueiiuess done at . Tuesday's rates. At Tiakefield 2s per cwt., the dealers prefer Irish and home-cured. In holders of cargoes to arrive, anticipate•an advance On' pre- Wheat declined 3s per .quarter, and iu London lard a decline of Ss to 4s per cwt. has been conceded by vious rates. -- . holders without leading to business. • .For cheese there is Baltic Timber.: Of this the Spring importation has been only a retail inquiry ; a considerable parcel will be offered principally on merchant? account,' for sale in parcels .to In Manchester the • demand for Goods and' arns suit the requirements of consumers, with exception of the by auction next week. Tallow - is steady, at fully but week's .. Conservancy Boa r d, which is of c ons id era bl e has been general and a c ti ve , and 'producers being prices. Linseed c a k e se ll s s l ow l y w i t h out change in prices. Contract entered into for su pplyi ng t h e M ersey Dock and already well engag-A, have added t o th e con t racts - Harbour ' magnitude. A. F. AN D D. MAC KAY. considerably further orders, which gives a heal LIVERPOOL CORN M.ARKET.-J mee 1 7 . thy The wheat trade was firmer to-day, and a fair quanti •ty • tone to the market, and whieh wo u ld b e mom of French and other of the better class of . samples has been LADIES.-Thompson Brothers 5, Elliot-street, sell the taken to hold over,. but millers I . lct . cautiously and have hest foueshilling tea in England: d manifest bet for the uncertainty attending the purchased this morning to only a limited,extent. For flour It is a well known maxim that "time is money”-the localisation and limits.V the existing war. ' 1 n'o have more inquiry, and sales. are practicable at fully the , terms are relative •so to save one is to save the other We The London Stock Market has tee n d e p r e sse d I rates of Tuesday last. Barley and beans are steady, with- save both time, and economise patience, and present' good 1 out change in value.. Prime oats nearly late to-day, and, owing to the complexion of the foreign • - support c prices, tempers, when we have a good PEN-a bad one upsets pati but inferior deseripons sell morefree yews, there was great ,indisposition. to :enter into lofl4to 2d per cental. Oatmeal in ret y air demand n a a n ( 130 a n t e p e concession steelenee and pens temper. an Preserve d ther tati one a ry ll, t a h t el . b) T • pulh i a l s ,s ingour whole operations. Consols opeue4 at. about the closi ng ous quotations. Indian corn more inquired for and full sale steel pen warehouse. 23, oath John -street. John aid prices p , R. MAKIN & Soles. Gillett's, Thomas Lowe's, G. - W. Hughes, and other maker's quotations of yesterday, but subsequently became lower, and finally dens at is per gro ss .- Good Pen Holders 2d per dozen. d closed as follow :-Consols for LIVERPOOL HIDE MARKE T. - JU NE 17 AMUSEMENTS IN LIVERPOOL. - Open from ten in the Account, 924, 92:1, Three per Cents., 931, 93k. Balk Sales this week :-1,234 salted MV ox hides, average i morning until ten at night. Allsop's Wax-Work exhibition. 6211bs at 814 per lb, tare slbs • 595 salted B A horse All the kings and queens, from and including William the Stock, 219, 222, Exchequer Bills small, 23, 26 PAL ' hides, ' avera - ' ' average 2911b5, at 13s t3d each; 100 salted B A horse Conqueror, down to Queen Victoria • also princes and The London Share Market has been. heavy all day, I hides, average 2911b5, at 14s Gd each ; 1,550 E. I kips; princesses, dukes, duchesses, lords,. ' eminen , t statesmen, : and very little business has been done, Prices were leugals fair to good ds, Ist rubbed, average 211bs, at warriors, poets, divines; also all the most noted personages fed per lb • 200 pipes, 12puncheons, 14 hhds., SA tallow, of the past andpresent aes &c. 11 '' ul ture alleries lower, and finally closed as follows : -,Ambergate,, , ee_ , 2 .. g , A sop bSe p g , LONDON GAZETTE. air Lo good, at acs 6d to 66s per cwt; 13 tons oak bark, contanung upwards of 3,000 statues selected from all parts 5 ;4, 5 3 Caledonian, 791, 801; Ditto Preference, 102, at £9 5s ton ; 355 torts cattle bones ; shanks, at £6 5s to iof the world, varying from five to' twenty feet in height. BANKRUPTS. 104 ; Eastern Counties, 551, 561 ; East Lancashire, £ 6 11.02: to o d ile4r 128 6d ; 6c l i egs er at ton £4 .. 178 s ton G s d c to al s ned ones common t I V a l l s v o s p' o s f dior t ainie,.p tanoran v e , iieli)sm?rams m i neie ti a n l d stereoscopic Samuel Carter, Tien Stanton, Huntingdonshire, corn !ter -87, 89; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 72, 73; Great chant. Northern, 15s per ton ;47 tons Smyrna valonea ; good at £l6 a 1 The above l a i tt e r n a s c e tio in ns er a e r s e t now col-lined, forming P one large Ja c . Northern, 99, 101 ; Ditt o A, 80, 82 ; Ditt o B, , per ton; 10 tons bone ash ; good at £4 17s 6d per ton. i establishment, in the immense and magnificent building Th m om es Sharp, .Grosvenor-street West, apothecary. 130, Wilding Dovercourt, - near Harwich, builder. 330, 132 ; Great Westerns, 541, 5517 Lancashire G. F. MARTIN AND Co. known as the Teutonic-hall, next door but one to the John F . • • - ' i Fitz March, Cambridgeshire, auctioneer. and Yorkshire, 90, .91 ; Brighton, 111, 112 ; _ Co u nty Court, T.; f Liverpool, and nearly o "t . Lime-street, pposi e I James Harris Northampton; grocer. North 'Western, 89+ 901; South Western, 90, 91 ; 1_ LONDON CORN MARKET.-JUNE 15. the Adelphi Hotel, and is open to' the public at 6d each ; Christopher ' pher Garwood, Bayswater, Middlesex, tiller.. . ~.. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 351, 361; brilliant. t h is day's market the supplies were good; weather ,children under ten years of e E_lge, 3d t each.. Mr. Allsop's David Barker, Millbank-street Grosvenor street and Dorset, .) Midland, 99, 100; North Britis=h, 5_,5 5 • 5 4 - ; Pre-' decliie wh 7 ch bea fa t : to Englis f h could not be sold, eaceptata : exhibition oci LI T i.beeenhioireronottomit3)edtlisel.ev most e s tie e ss f oft Liverpool, place, corn chandler. ference, -109, 111 ; North Eastern -Berwick, 881, stagnant, as millerse rs are re w u e s l e l to aeltelit.; Floating perfectly , L on cargoes I magnific'en a t, a e ntl largest establishment in the perfect, d n . perbly-- William Charles Chapman and William Henry Littlepage, 89; , Leeds Northern, 451 451, ; York, 721, 721; , only one week off coast, Odessa and for which . that caunet possibly be contradieta. Be sure to 'ob s e rve a fa - 'Harp-lane, Bermondsey-street, coopers. John Goodwin, Ripley, Derbyshire, grocer. North Stafford, 4 "2. , - , 4.7 ; ; 's ou il i E as t ern , ~67, 65 : 1 44s for 921hs. sound. has been refused. Fli.ntr Gl;erka,unsaleable; , the name, . "Allsop," at 1 44 P ! 3 Ptr24).oe, • pole ' proprietor, Mr , :Edwin Morey Burston, Bath, grocer. Turkish S,iNcEi ? 754 ? 76k; Ditto Fours 102, 164 i ; nominal value of good Norfolk 30s per 2801bs. Indian I * • 1 Wm, Allsop. d William I3cll, Growle r Lincolnshire, tailor and draper. New Orleans Fair, eid Mobile ~ Middling, 15-16 d Ordinary, 5d to Gd G'd „ 41d t o 6d " Old „ 4id ton(' .onsumption,lBs9, 1,027,830 bales. 1858, 998,150 bales. eport (aetnal) ' , 141,516 „ „ 98,091 b a l es Americamßrazil,Egyptian E. India W. India. Total Stock this day.... 556,480 13,650 23,490 41,850 400 635,870 Same time, 1858.570,260 14,570 18;790 52,370 3,340 659,330 Messrs. EdmuntlJardine anci , Co., in their Circular, say : Atlantic Total taken tart Si. LUCIA, May 29.—The Matilda, Williams, w hich sailed from this on the 3rd instant, p tit into St. Thomas 01 the 12th, having been in collision with a B r itish Nort h American vessel -- (as Previously reported) ; had to discharge for repairs. We. have had fine refreshing. showers &trill the past 48 hours. ST. TirOMAS, May 30.—The W well, An t schooner, fro m Ri o Janeiro - for Y put in h ere , May 19, leaki ng b a dl y,,an d with part of cargo thrown ov er board, and has 'discharged the remainder damaged. cargo of the Glen manna , Rogers, from. Bombay for Lic e 'i pool, is bein g t rans hi ppe d on b oard the Ganges barque! ll7e Dundee; Furst Louis• Wittgenstein, of London ; and Mai' Metcalf barque (of Bangor, T.T.S.) ; a fou r th vesse l will pro bably be required. La t. L°ll , 'SPOKEN. May 15.. j. L. Dimniock, Mobile to"Liverpooi, off Tortugas. • May 20. .Marengo, hence to Havannah May 25.. Samoset, Charleston to Havre May 27.. Henry Clay, New York to Liverpool. 1 / May 31.. W. V. K ent, Ch a r leston to Liverpool3s S 75 , • vir June 9 ..Waterlily, bound east June 9.. James Erving June 14.. Centurion, off Scilly. June 15.. Georgia, off the Smalls. 26 63V 39 S, 541 OVTPORTS. GRAVESEND, June 17.—Arrived : The Lady Mona, fr o° . Buenos Ayres ; Emma, Vandolrohm ; Betsey, Ri g a Fairy, St Helena ; Osca, Stralsund ; Freyer, Bandholn i Regina, h Igoe Bay ; Maria, Oporto ; Affiance, Demerara President Fillmore ; , New York Burmah, SincraP °l.e „; Vissing, Worcum Anne, Petersburg ; Hasey, Ayres. Sailed : The Phyni, for Archangel. DEAL, June 17.—Anchored and passed : Parrock London to St Kitts ;, Marlborough, London to Fingal ~- L on don Launceston ; %malt, Singapore t o London ; O sca ;; St Vincent Calmer to Ri o J ane i ro ; E mmie Victour, Antwerp ; Star o f T asman i a, London to Launceston/ Aquia, Lond on t o O porto. GREENOCK, June 17.—Arrived : The Nightingale, fr" ) St John's, NF ; Wild H orse, St John, NB ; _ St Nazaire ; Wru Ockleston Dunkirk ; Richelina, York. Nunn, Marseilles. Sailed': The. Jane, for Now FOREIGN POR. Orion, Rich ar d son, from Pernambuco at Valparaiso. Druid, Short, from Paragua at Valparaiso. Empire Queen, from Melbourne at Valparaiso. Saladin (ss), hence at Aspinwall May 20. Favourite, Earle of Chester, and Grace Pelle—all — l ' 3 Callao for England April 28. Maggie, Naughton, left Valparaiso for Iquique April 2 8 . Nauphante, Lamb, left Valparaiso for Iquique. April 28. Llama, Bartlett, sailed from Iquique for Liverpool yia Mexico April 8. Hugh Block, and Gladiator, both sailed. from Iquique O r Pisagua and England April 10. Uruguay, Pringle, left Iquique for Liverpo o l, A pr il 25. Eleanor Dixon left Iquique for Pisagna, Arica and liver pool, April 27. Anne Worrall, Grimsditch, left Iquique for Mexico an d Liverpool, April 28. Queen Bee, Edgar, left Iquique for Liverpool, April 28. Guatamala Packet, loading at San Jose (Guatemala) for Liverpool, April 28. Salvador Packet, at .Acajutra. Invincible, hence at Brass River, April 15. Queen of the 'lsles, hence at Fernando Po, April 26. th Ariadne, from I s l as, an d King Richard, from Tome, " at Callao. Australia, from Valparaiso at Iquique. Sarah Jane, hence at Trinidad, May 21. Enterprise, Barrett, left Trinidad for Liverpool, Map 23 ,; e5 , Fearless, Madei ra P e t , an d P lanter, all hence at Bar°2d - May 13. Cosmopolite, Bell, f rom M on t e Vid eo at Barba d oe g t for England, leaky. Cassina, Wreyfo r d, an d H e l ene, B erman, both hence at St' Thomas. Thomas Lawrence, hence at Cape Hayden. Antoinette, Bode, hence at Port-au-Prince. Robert Finnic, Candlish, hence at Jamaica. Delphin, Meyer, hence at La Guayra. Prince Albert, hence at Puerto Cabello, May 5. Rancico, Lane, hence at Puerto Cabello, and saile d for Curacoa May 14. Palmas, Bracegirdle, left Barbadoeg for Cork May 16. York, Redpath, sa il e d from Barbadoes for London , 5. Emmeline, Asplett, hence at Belize, May 13. Amazon, sailed from Belize for Cork, May 2. paces {were. eas'i,,ar SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. THIS ail' HIGH WATER. Morn. Even. Height .... 12 52 . 9 ..14 9 WIND At LIVERPOOL HOLYITHAD . OFF TH Endy A It R Alm R St. Nazaire Charles Marie ....Rochelle Bahamian . Pernambuco Ellen Owens .... .. Huelva Emmanuel lceland Henry Clark .. Apalachicola Globe James Titcombe.. N Orleans Jane Morgans ....Dunkirk Lafayette New Orleans Hope (s) Miiihc; ss) —N.W.—Finebreeze. W.--Light breeze Byzantium . E PORT Oporto . Malta I VED Londesborough ...... Sias New York Charleston More Castle Savann l ' : ' Old England . . New Orleans Revenue New Orleans The Duke Singapore Titania St. Nazaire Tainerlaine . . St John's N• l3. Fanny Gann Newfoundloal Sliaron Rio Janeiro Tonowanda Philadelphia Libra Narva Rattler (ss) Corunna Albatross (ss) .... Rotterdam Wm. Rathbone New York Jasper New York Ironsides New York Colombo Charleston MARITIME Mary Bibby ..Pernambu co Hannah Eastee Rio Janeiro Runneymede • • • Rio Ben t 4 ,/ Constantin Arcbarig e ` I Maria l3ilbo I Mierendorff Wardon Cronstadt Halifa x now , Bayonne, IColumbus America John Wray Rainbow .. EXTRACTS .6 - iblllto LIVERPOOL, June 17 * h KINGSTON, JA MAICA , M ay 26.—Th e Wilhelmina, DanPAr brig, loading for Liverpool, after taking in more than Ii her cargo, was discovered to be making water, and wa s obliged to reland what was on board. She was hove dove , and the leak was discovered to be caused by a trenail having been left out, and it was therefore soon stopped ; but while this was being done, the water came in from some of the upper seams, and the vessel sunk. She was, however, ageub raised, surveyed, and pronounced to be able to carry cargo after being caulked, which has been done, and she is now reloading her cargo, which was uninjured. PORT-AU-PRINCE, May 26.—The Sarah, French bartre' Rocher, for Havre, irrl eav i ng her anchorage this ruormak stuck fast in a mud bank, where she remains. • • NEVIS, May 28.—The Rival, schooner, Taylor, from Tete' riffe, whicn arrived here May 21, had been on shore on Coral Reef, at Fort Point, for 10 or 15 minutes. • TRIESTE, June 11 : The Erminia P., which it was or posed had been captured, arrived here yesterday from Marseilles. It i s th ere f ore t h ought that the vessel capturl . was the A us t r i an b r i g E rm i n i a, which sailed hence APT! 21st for the Pira3us. Captain Scrobogna, of the Emu° P., arrived h ere w ith a F renc h l i cense ; she was for V en i ce, but on June 4th, near the Pante ?ianchi (Isola Basse) i : having been bo ar d e d b y a F rench war steamer, from w hich the master Scrobogna, learned of the blockade of Venice, he thought it better to come to this port. The master Sturm: burgh, of the English brig W. Richardson, arrived here thls day from Sunderland, states that he was also for Venice, bu t that yesterday mornin g he spoke with th e comman d er dill Cbaptal, who compelled him to turn back. He states that the squadron was composed of ten vessels, there being OW of the line, frigates, a brig, and two steamers. BELIZE, May 17.—The Mary Worrall, Wallis, fr°l Liverpool, which arrived - here April 6, had touched the ground about 12 miles off the port, but did not remain fss" She has finished discharging , her cargo, and a very Jar quantity of the goods were found to b e damaged 'by sr '' ' water, and have been sold by auction. PANAMA. May 25. Douhts are entertained of the safeti of the steamship Washington, which left Aspinwall . for Francisco in February last, with a large number of passen gers. She was to call at Valparaiso and Panama, but h e* not yet been heard of. L E D NeTici Freight York ,'"eight . - Arcels packs Purpc freigi ,• he 1 PERSI ARAB: ASIA,. 'CANA' ARAB Ail CAN A AFRI( NUB.° ?Efts] ARAB ASIA AME APRI , RC PERS eau Ar &I. i Curr /tout Corea