Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-22 00:00:00

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL„ Wednesday Evening The Cotton Market continues dull, but we do not 'notice any change in prices. The sales to-day were about 1.500 bales, all to the trade. The Liverpool share Market opened with con siderable firmness ;his moinir g, but became quieter in the sf.ernoon, and closed about to - 1 ,1 per cent. below the lest quotations. The day's transactions were as fellows:--Birkenhead, Lancashire and Cheshire, 65 ; Blackburn 71; Caledonian, 317 ; Eastern Counties, 10-1 Lancashire and Yorkshire. 931. 915. 931; London and North Western, 961, 96 95 . ?,. 951 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire. 381. 3SI; Midland. 82, 826, 814..84 815 81.1, 811; North Eastern, 21, 221 ; Dovers, 191. 19 ; Dutch Rhenish, 4 11-16, 41, 1 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 1:01,10 3-16 10 1-16. 10; Great Western of Canada, lBd ; North Union, A. 220. The followinc , were the closing prices :—Btar , l'ourn, 71, 7 ; Chester and Birkenhead, '641, 05; Caledo nian, 39:. 3n; Chester and Holyhead, 141, 151 ; Eastern Counties, 101, 10 13-16; East Lancashire. 90, 901; Do. 97. she-res, i,l p; Great Northern, 231 24; Do. A., 101 101; Great Western. 511. 52 ; Lan'tash're and Yorkshire Stock. 031, 912. ; Do. 91 !hares; 1. p ; Liverpool Crosby, and Southpoit. 181, 19i; London and North Western Stock, 957, 95',/ ; Manchester, Shefli-ld. and Lincolnshire, 381 381 ; Midland Stock. ; North British, 111, 11 ; North Staffordshire, 41, 4i d ; North Eastern • Berwick. 22t, 221 - ; York and North Midland. 38 , 39 ; T,eeds Capital Stock, 24, 241 ; ; South Eastern and Dover, 19, 19i ; Scottish North Eastern, 11. 12; Tluffalo and Lake Huron, ; do. new Shares, N. 56 d : Dutch Rhenish, 4 1 1 d ; Great Western of Canada. 185, ISt ; do. new shares. 21. 2,11; Great Luxembourg, si, 64; Grand Ttlank of Canada, 9 15-16. 10 The Funds, on the whole, remain very firm. A further advance of per cell'. was attained at one time this morning. which led to some sales, hut althongil pri..es declined, they still remain above the dosing rates of yesterday. A rumour of an important failure at Paris, tended to produce the flatness in the afternoon. The demand for Money is comparatively limited, and there is a large aunply of capital. . Consols for Money closed at 881 to Bga. and for the Account at 89f to SFi In the London Railway Share Market there has been a moderate busin2s s done at improving prices. The following were the closing gnotations:—Cale donian ;78i 79 ; Eastern Counties. 53, 54 ; East Lan cashire, 92 ; Great Northern, 93. 96 ; do A shares. 86, S 8: Great Western, 611, 52i ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 931;93i ; Leeds Northern, 49, 49; Lyndon and North Western, 95k, 96; London and Sou'h Western, .-891, 901 ; Manchester, Shefflel:l, and Lincolnshire, 38, 30 ; Midland Stork, 811. 811 ; worth British, 47, 48 ; South Eastern and Dover, 6:3, .64 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 901 1 914 ; York and North NTidlinel. 78, 79 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 40,4; Great Western of Canada, ISI, 19; ditto New. 21 There is only a very small business doing in the G—ner3l Produce Markets, and prices are with difficulty supported. The London Corn Markets were very dull to day, and s9ll lower prices were current for the leading articles. _ _ In all q'iartcfs yesterday the course of atilirs was cheraetevised by quietude. The supply of Money iwthe Discount Merket was larg;r than has been witness; I of late, owing partly to the high rates now offered for loans, and partly to the fact that the dividends have been so recently released. At the Bank of England the applications, though to a fair extent, were upon a quieter scale, owing, perhaps, to the activity of the demand on Monday, prior to the raising of the rate to 8 per cent. It was announced that the Council of the Bank of France were convened as early as nine o'clock yesterday morning, and, after a rather pro tracted sitting, raised the rate of discount from 61 to - 71 per cent.-; but this movement had been anticipated, and consequently produced no effect here. There is still no sign of a revival of the drain of gold to the Continen`, and the Bark of England yesterday purchased about .£6B 000 in Ans•ralian gob!, in addition to the £60,000 mentioned yesterday. It is expected. how ever, that a considerable amount in sovereigns will be despatched to New York this week. The purchases, which consist partly of re-invest ments of the dividends, are rap'ally absorbing the e-upply of stock afloat amongst the dealers, and have caused The value of money in the " house" to decline to - 5 and 5 ; 1. per cent.for loans on government securities up to the 10 h November. This state of things is inducing capitalists and bankers to borrow money on government stock in the market, since they can employ the money at ranch higher rates. - Yesterday stock to the amount of up wards of 200 , 000 is understood to have been thus lent. The dialers in the Stock Exchange take the stock readily. enough, because they have need of it to complete the contracts which they have already made with investors. It is highly prol , able that, if the public continue to pour money into the Stock Exchange, bankers will avail themselves of the supply to a mueh•more considerable extent, depo siting their stock temporarily in the market. Of the large amount of -stock mentioned as sold on Saturday, about 100;000/ was delivered yesterday, being the first transfer day of the week, but this was .quickly absorbed. Another small purchase of Reduced Three per Cents was made by the govern ment broker. The Pdris Baurse retains great steadiness. The eff'ct of the vise in the rate of discount of the Bank of France yesterday was a fall of only tOont per cent in the Three -per Cent. nen tes, which closed at 66.70, both for money and •fhe end of the month. On the Boulevard, prior to the open ing of the Bourse this mora:ng, transactions took place a t'63.50. At 'Vienna and Frankfort or. M inday there was an improvement oft to per seat, in the Austrian funds, fram which it is to be inferred that the-rise in the rate of discount in London 1 , 769 not known in those cities. Letters from Vienna datcribe the state of financial affairs as very critical,and express fears of failures. Any embarrassment there would probably react with severity upon the French m arke At Amsterdam on Monday there was a general, but not excessive, fa7i in the prices of Securities. Aus!rian stock declined a per cent. From Milan we learn the suspension of Messrs, 13,11abio and .Co, a banking firm of old standing The house is understood to have bent interested in the Lombardo-Venetian Railway. At Hamburg the rate of Discount remains at 9i per cent At Paris on Nloneley, the Ex.-_ , hinge on London was more favourable, be , intz (rioted at 25 25 to 27i for short, and 24.80 tn.R for three months hills The Peer - lune Markets rem .in 'flit, and many articles retain a downward tendency, including Sugar and Tea At. the public sales of Coffee held yesterday a decline of 2-3. por cwt was in many instances submitted to. A meeting of the creditors of Atessrs. Rees, Mitchell, and Ce. is called for ate 23rd inst., at 2 o'clock, at the Guildhall Coff-e-house ; and for the 26 h inst., at 1 o'clock, at the Queen's Hotel, Glasgow A statement of the affairs of the firm will then be submitted by Mr. Henry Chatteris, the accountant. The Midii2an Central Railroad Company annoltnee that they will receive sealed proposals up to the 10th of November for a loan of two millions of dollars, or say 200,0001. stibrling, in .8 per cent. con•:.ertible bonds having 25 years to run. For the protection of these bonds, and of those maturing in 1860, and subsequently, a first mortgage of the properly of the company has been (xN.uted Notes of the company, or bonds maturing between di:B date and July, 1853, are to be received in pa3reent for the new loan. A petition for the win-ling up of the " House holders' Bread and Flour Company (Limited)," is exnecteA to be heard in the Court of Bankruptcy on the 12th of November. The London public sales of Indigo, which com menced on the 13th inst., terminated last evening, and during the series 11,513 chests were brought forward. The half-yearly meeting of the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway (39r4pan7 wfts held this day, J. W. Powell, Esq , in the chair. The report was taken as read, and from this statement we notice the following figures in respect to the traffic of the last half year :—Rovenuo, 124 552 dollars; expen diture, 122,C23 dollars ; leaving a balance in favour of the company of 1.928 dollars. Tho capital ac count showed the total receipts to have been 2,069;277 dollars. LIVERPOOL COTTON M LIRICET.—Ocr 21. The transactions in the cotton market to-day are of the most litni•ed character, but pric's do not show any marked change. The sales—inelwiing 50 Pernambucos 101 d to 10Id. 20 Bahias 91J, TO Earptians 121 tol3id, 300 Surats 54.1 to Bd—are reported 1,500 bales to the trade. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Orr. 21. Susan : The market remains very duP., and the only sales reported are 80 hhds Antigua at 423 '6 1 to 45s 6d. and 2 000 bags Bahia, in bond, at 25s 6d per cwt, being again lower prices. MOLASSES: Nothing further has taken place. RUll : 85 puncheons J tyna lea are reported at full rates. RICE AND SenTrzrae : We have no transactions to notice. SHELL LAC: 50 chests blocky realised 70s to 803. Tumeurc : 250 bags Madras realised 40s to 41s 61. MADDEN. ROOTS , : 200 bales Bombay, realised 363. MYRA73O - LAMS : About 40 tons rettised 73 to 9; per cwt. LOGWOOD : 30 tons St. Lucia realised 4 4 per ton. A.GRICULTURAT, PRODUCE NIARKET.— Ocr. 21. Per stone, 201bs. I Per 4. d. 1. d s. d. 12otatoes. Seedlings 4 4 to 4 6 gar. old 0 7 to 0 B.l')itto, Kemps .... 4 6 , o 4 11 Ditto, new.. ..... 0 6 to 0 8; l/itto, h•terocks. 3 7 tO 3 Ditto, clover .... 06to n 7elDitto, Dalshaw 36t0 3 S Green Clover .... 0 0 to 0 0, Ditto, e. Farm try 0 0 to 0 0 Grass 0 0 to o 0 Otto, cattle 1 6 to 1 '9 Straw, wheat.-- 0 3} to 0 4' Per ton. Ditto, oat ... 0 31 to 0 4;Turnips 93 0 tc 96 0 Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 oCarrots Oats, in stray/ U to 0 0 Hanel, wurtel !Manure 4 6 to 6 6 MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—Ocr. 21. The market con'inues mnchang .d. The complete inactivity of yesterday is still apparent. and the caution of buyers is undiminished. Should this state of things continue some days longer. manucacturers must come forward with lower prices, though they now show a more decided resolution to adopt short time working than they have 'hitherto done; and whatever be the upstart of things, such movement alone will meet the stoppage of demand from the American houses; many of whom wish their orders cancelled, or goods ordered by them resold. LONDON PRODUCE M kßti ET —Oar. 21. lIG : The market is dull at yesterday's prices. Coa'rEE without alteration. TEA continues dull. Common Congo:: quoted Is id to Is I id , usual terms. Prrrea: The public sale of Penang went off heavily, and the bulk bought in. COTTON : No sales reported. Lima(); The quarterly sa'e concluded yesterday; 11,700 chests were dectare(l,s,4o') withdrawn. 2 600 bought in, 3,700 chests sold in the room, and 400 subsequently, making 4,100 chests sold. Bengal of shipping qualities sold at an advance of Is 91(o 2s on the previous-quarterly sale; ordinary, 91 to is 31 advance ; but on Monday a decline of 4d to 61 .on that advance took place ; Kurpahs of middling qualities sold at is 6 , 1 to 2s advanc ' , but I,)w qualities at 6 I ; dry leaf Madras was neglected and chi( fly withdrawn. RICE : The market is inaetive. In other articles no material alteration. LONDON TALLOW MARKET—OcT. 21. The market is quiet to-da7, at the annexed quotations, viz.:—Town tallow, 56s 9,1, nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 56 61 ; October and December, 565; January and March, 575. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—Ocr 21. The demand for fine hops continues unabated, and prices fully supported. LONDON CORN MARKET.—Ocr. 21. There was but a small atten lance of buyers, and with moderate arrivals the value of wheat. and fl Jur underwent no materiel alteratl , tn. Fine barley maintains its price. but other descriptions tend downwards. Oats sold slowly at Monday's currency. Beans and peas unchanged• ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM CDT. 19 TO OCT. 21. Irish. Foreign. .... G7co .... 3870 1700 14791 Wheat Barley Oats ... Malt English and Scotch 1310 1440 Flour. 100 barrels. 150 sacks. LONDON MINING ARKET.—ecr. 2t. The market for British mining stocks remains steady. There are some inquiries for Alfred Consols shares, which are marked 14 ex div. North Basset have been dealt in at 15f, and Sortrid.,e Consuls at 2/. Other descriptions are quiet. The shares of the Fortuna Mining Company have been dealt in at 11, and Alariquita at 15s. GLASGOW CORN MARKET. Ocr. 21. There was a fair attendance at to-day's market, and the trade ruled quiet. Wheat receded about 6d per 240 lbs for good qqalities, and inferior qualities were unsaleable. Barley was a slow sale, and the turn in the buyer's favour. Flour unchanged in value. New beans sold in retail at 23s to 23s 61, but old was difficult, to quit, at a decline of 3d to 6d. Oats and oatmeal were a slow sale at former rates. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. By British and Irish Magnetic Teieg7 aph. WARWICK RACES.— YESTFRDAY. £5O HANDICAP PLAIT. Madame Ciiqvt...l I Broadtail(' ...2 I Trol!. ...3 Nine ran. scultßY HANDICAP . Agra 1 I Mang )lia .....2 LlttOngton ... 3 Six ran. GRAND OPEN STEEPLECHASE.. Knight of the Shiro .....1 I Forest Q ,een 2 Eight ran. HUNT CUP STEIPLECHASE. Walley .l I Bigadier . 2 HANLICAP STEEPLECHASE Comet 1 I Althorp.... ..... 2 I Oink Spirrow..3 Five ran. LATEST BETIING. CIMBIUDGESIITRE ST ticw.3. 7 to 1 agst Ma 3 istiata 10 ... 1 .. Ei Ehkim SOUTHERN HOSPITAL. Weekly Report. Oct. 20, 1857. OUT PATIENTS. IN PATIENTS. Cued ........15 Cured 2O Discharged Relie , ed 4. Entered At own reque.t 2" Under treatment 34 Irregular...... 2 Dead._ Entered . Under treatment ...... 82 TREASURER—Jas. Houghton, Esq. VISITORS—Messrs. Rawlins anl Mountfleld. HONORAILW CHAPLAIN—Rev. T. Le% esoi, B.A. PHYSICIANS AND SCS.GEONS FOR THE WEEK —Dr. Cameron, and Mr. Hamilton. EorsE Susoeows—Mr. Jo , . J. Pope, and 31e. John 31. 134teson. TILE FINANCIAL CRISIS IN AMERICA. (Continued from yesterday.) Al a. BIDDLE'S DEFENCF..—The policy of Mr. Diddle was, loy the reports ms do to the stockholders, at once arraigned for examination, and upon his character was visited much of the odium which the revelations of the Committee of Investi gation na uraily produced. In order to vindicate himself, 'ir. Biddle came before the community in a series of letters, which were address d to the Hon. John M. Clayton, of Delaware. Ho compliainel that the et:ter:news against him were ex parte, and that he bad been afforded no opportur Lies of explaining the apparent faults which the Committee of Investigation had imputed to him. Commencirg with the cotton transactions be declared that the bank never owned a bale, nor would it lose a dollar by any operation in cotton, unless by after mismanagement. In relation to this matter he declared :—" In the year 1837 the bank went to the relief of the tity of New York, by issuing its hills payable in London. The question was how to provide the means of paying those bonds. liitheete the only mode of doing it was by the purchase of hills drawn at the South on shipments of produce; but the difficulty now was, that in the general p.os tration of credit at the Sou'h, there was great danger in taking priva e hills drawn there—while many of the Liver pool houses, on whom 'these bills were usushy drawn, w re themselves embarrassed. It occurred to me, therefore, :het the only mode of avoid ng these dangers was to purchase no bills at all, except founded on direct shipments of pro luce, under the control of the hank. I accordingly urged the mer cantile part of the E irectors to cngase in that operation—bu• finding nine of them disposed to large operations, I deter mined that, as it must be done, I would do it myself. I accord ingly requested Messrs. Bevan & Humphreys to carry out the plan, which was simply to let their agen's at the south draw on them domestic bills, for which they would receive the nets of the bank, purchase the produce, and send it to France and England ; then, as their domestic bills came to maturity in Philadelphia, to pay the bank by sterling bills on the houses in England and France, to whom the produce was sent, and by whom it was sold. This was the whole operation, which lasted from the spring of 1837 to the fall of 1838. It was under aken without the least idea of any pecuniary ad vantage, and the only understanding on that subject was a mere verbal asseurence font me, that if, after repaying those advances to the bank, there should be any excess. as the bank could not by its charter buy this produce, or of course take any of the profits arising from it, such excess should be given to !hose who encountered the trouble and responsibility. hJr Biddle averred that these transactions had been of the highest importance to the bank and the countrv, and that their p o gress was generally known, although it appears by the resolu tions of the directors in December, 1840, that, up to that time they had hen ignorant of them. He admitted that he had received his share of the profits, and was w.lling to bear any fa r loss. But he protestsd that he was not accountrble for the loss which took place after he lett the ins itution, became the co ton had been sacrificed in Europe to save the credit of the bank, and he declared that he only settled that claim [with Texas Bonds] for the sake of peace." He finally declared, in relation to the cotton op: ration :—" It consisted merely ‘ in this—that the bank, accustomed to buy bills of ex change on private credit, resolved, for greater precaution, wjaen private credit was very unsafe, to buy only from a knoAn party on real shipments of produce. This lasted about twelve months, and when it was over, it being found that the bank had advanced fir those cottons more than they re alized, 'in consequence of the conduct of the bank itself, the parties interested refunded the money ; yet this transaction, simple, straight-forward and public, is perveted into a mysterious and ruinous speculation?' This per ion of Mr. B:ddle's letter was noticed in a subsequent report of the Invi s igating Committee, in which they declare that he, as an officer of the bank, had no right to engage in commercial teausactions, much less to use millions of dollars belonging to the bank without the knowledge of the directors. Mr. rsiddle,from a defence of himself, proceeded to attack some of he members of the Investigating Cowani tee, attributing their report to the fact that two of them were also stockholders in the Schuylkill Navigation Compiny, and asserting that they were influenced by their interests in that corporation because the bank hart aided the Reading Railroad Coat any, a rival public cork. In regard to the Exchange Committee, he defended the creation of that body as being beneficial to the bank, although they had been authorised to go beyond the business of exchange and to make dhcounts, being expressly exempted from the necessity of reporting their proceedings to the bank. This committee had been originated under the old bank, and no change or restrictions in their duties had been made after the re-charter. lle averted that at the stated meetings of the directors, the aggregate investments by the Exchange Committee, of investments, and in all other ways, were laid be fore the directors in the general account of the sate of the bank, and that, as those investments went on, the dine ens di.] or could know of the increase in each line of the accounts. This was true to a certain degree. It is wonderful that the heavy transactions and the extravagances and pecu • lations which had been takit g place iu the management of the institution could have been permitted to go oa so long without disecivery. The only explanation could be that the D.rectois were disposed to take the balance sheets as they found them— that they cared not to make curious inquiries as to the manner in which the funds were invested, and, above all, that they had a firm, abiding, idolatrous, foolish confidence in the honesty and integrity of the officers of the institu ion. In regard to the item of 618,640 dole. 15c, charged to "Permanent Expenses," Mr. Biddle declared that the entire sum had beers spent by committees acting under resolations of the Directors, and that he only drew the money for them, in accordance with the authority given by the Directors. In regard to the sum of 400,000 dole., supposed to be used for purposes of bribery, no explanation was given—and it is remarkable that in reference to bo'h of these large sums, amounting together to 1,018,640 dole. 18c, all parties sedulously avo ded a reference to the purposes for which the money had been expended. ARREST OP THE BANK OFFICERS —IIAREAS CORPUS T n January, 1842, Nicholas Biddle, Joseph Cowperthwaite, John Andrews, Samuel Jaudon and Thomas Dunlap, were bound over by Recorder Vaux to answer iudictmen's for conspiracy to cheat and defraud the stockholders of the Bank of the United States. Jaudon and Dunlap shortly afterwards made application to the Court of Common Peas for writs of habeas corpus. Mr. Jaudon was charged with having conspired with other officers of the bank fraudulently to take large sums of money from the insti utiou for their individual benefit wiihout the knowledge of the Directors, and with a conspiracy to apropriate to their own use large sums of money belonging to the bank, as profi s on shipments of cotton male to Europe in 1837. The principal accusation against Mr. Dunlap was in relation to the cotton operations. A slight effort was made to implicate him iu a charge of improper applica ion of monies paid out upon his order, but which it was shown went to the use of the bank. JUDOR RANDALL'S DECISPN.—Tho decision of the case was delivered by Judge Randall, and it was favourable to both defendants. Upon the first charge, the Court held that the large loans made to the officers of the bank by the Exchange Committee were in accordance with authority given that body by the Directors; arid the', although the Direc ors did no know of those transactions, they were entered under the usual ht ads in the accounts; an I, furthermore, that the debt thus Incurred had been settled for and paid by the delivery of stocks &c., which were specialle accepted by the Directors, who thus validated whatever irregularity there might have been originally about the affair. In relation to the coven steprnents, Jaucion was only implicated in those made in 1837, on which a profit was made. The Court held that, although the Directors did not know of them, they had nevertheless delegated full power to act in the matter to the Exchange Committee. That body had left it entirely to the Cashier, without inquiring in what manner recnit'ances were made to meet the foreign debt. It appeared that it was generally known that some means had been taken to meet the foreign debt, but the directors of the bank were willing to suppose that everything was correct, anti that the officers of the bank would act discreetly. In all ttrese matters the Court held that there was no proof of conspiracy. The bank had accepted stock and other means of payment for the money employed its the cotton operations ; and, as the institution could not deal in merchandise, there was nothing inconsistent with the duty of the defen !ants as officers of the ins i.ution, to re event the latter from doing so. The relators were therefore discharged. HaBEAS CORPUS BEFORE THE GENERAL SESSION , — aIiCHARGE OF THE DEFENDANTS.—ShortIy aft erwards Biddle, Co' perthwaite and Andrews, applied to the same court for writs of habeas corpus. This tribunal did not hear the cases, but remanded the defendants to the Court of General Sessions, in consequence of the writs of habeas corpus having been issued within fifteen days of rho com mencement of the term. Application was then made by the latter fora hearing before the Court of Criminal Sessions on h,abeas.corpu.s. Biddle and Cowperthwaite were charged with conspiracy, in consequence of the cotton transactions. Cowperthwai:e and Andrews were complained of in regard to the large loans made to them without the knowledge of the directors. Andrews was also charged with having fraudul , nt'y reoeivcd moneys wi.hout authority, for the expenditure of which no voueh.ers were shown. The Court of General Sessions, Judges Batton, Conrad and Doran, took the same view of the cotton transactions as the Common Pleas. It was held that same such mi thud of providing means for the payment of foreign bonds was absolutely necessary. The presiding Judge said The duty then of meeting these bonds devolved upon the officers. The directors, as a body, considered it the business of the Exchange Cominittee. '1 he Exchange Cemmittee, in turn, referred both the labor and the reponsibility to the officers of the bank, and these persons, in the decline of private credit, adopted the obvious, if not the *only, resource of shipping produce, instead of purchasing bills of exchange." The Court leaned to the opinion that the bank ' had n,u right to deal in merchandise. There were, therefore, gone to whom the profits could be paid but those officers who hat: ,engaged in lie transaction. In regard to the payments in stocks, whirl} re gineelated and depreciatin g , (Nt which ~ro NOTICE. X LICCTRO-PL ATP'. Goons.—There are few bra ',chess of art that more perfecti•m has been attainel In than in this portion of our manufae tu •e, and the most beAntifnl specimens of spoons, forks, gsb'ets, and other table articles cf the sort, tri,iy he seen at Mr. E. T. Hall's, of :a South John-street, ho, to his other b 'suckles of business, has added a d. apartment for the We of these articles, having been appointed a t rn," to one of the first manuf,eturers in Birmingham. The designs In the's% articles are heAutiftv, the qvality very superior (nearly as good sa silver), and the price, con=idaring all these, moderAtc to a degree. An inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.—Northern Times. Ten Spoons Dessert Do. ~ . Table Do. .... ........ 24s. Dessert Forks . Fable D 0...... . .... 2 &s. Sent carriage tree to ..ny part of the country. At I.E & COI/PAN Y'S. Raselsgh•street. BOYS Are CLO I'HED from the Ages of Six to Twenty Yeats. INFLUENCE o HOME ON OUR SOLD/ERs AND FAJLORS.— In presiding at a public meeting at t! , :toneh ouse, on Tuesday lest, to s)rnpithiEe wiih and relieve the sugerers in Indi a, Captain Robert Ole., Supe - intendent ;4 the Royal Naval Hospital, &c., t‘dd the fellowirg anecdote, to ides bate the power of public opin , on and home intl.tenees upon the minds of our countrymen :--" I was visitieg," he said, atlta flo4pital, a number of sailors who had been d es perately wounded in an ati aelt upon pirates. The doetor, a Scot Aman, calk(' my attention to an extmordinary, recovery, in the ease of one of the men, who, when pulling up to the ene my, had received Or& e balls in his back, which had gone rigt t throe gh his body. The poor fe!low listei:ed to the decor's statement of his case, and when be had Con cluded. louke up in h a face (they were follow-townsmen) and said, "F„) God's s.dre. doctor, dinna say in Greenock that I was shot ;11 the back, or I can ncver show my faJte there again !'" Esclottivoly for CLOTHING Bj YS frcm Six to Twenty Years I itanelagh-street. LEWIS k coil! were taken at par, the Court were of opinion that those secu ritics having been received by those who had authority to take them, there was no grettnd for the allegation that the.de fendants bad conspired to put them off upon the institution. In regird to the large loons, or pretended loans, to Cow perthwaite and Andrews, the Court held that the consent of the Exchange Committee thereto validated the transaction, although the Directors knew nothing of these things. The Court hold that they might have known of them if they had investigated the figures laid before them at such meeting, in the general balance sheet containing "the state of the bank." The dealings of the Exchange Committee were in accordance with routine and usage, ant the hooks were at all times open for their examination. The Court was the;efore of opinion that there was no probable cause to iropt.t.e to Messrs. Cowperthwaite and Andrews, the guilt of having coaspii e,l to cheat and defraud the bank, the settlements in stocks, &c., made by them having been ratified and confirmed by the Directors in various sem . - annual settlements of "the state of the hank." In relation to the case of Andrews, individually, the question as to the apdli , cation of the sotu of 400 000 dole., supposed to have been used for porposes of bribery and corruption, and the very large amount of money, over 630,000 (lois., charged to the permas Talent CJcO7l3O account, which had been principally paid out by the tellers on tickets and orders of Mr. Andrews, was involv d— although they was nothing to show what had been done with the money, the amounts thus wi , loliawn from the funds were entered in the permanent expense account, acid laid before the Beard in the usual accounts of the state of the bank. The Court sad, "If with the approbation or the acquiescence of the Directors, the books kept by the clerks arid accountants of the hank were not k apt in a manner to indicate on theirface the particulars of the expenditures of these sums, this circurn atance furtii•hcs no ground to impute any default misapplication of the money to those who suh , c ibed the vouchers. It met ely shows that the Directors of the bank were content that such sums should be thus disbursed, without requiring that their application shouid appeo.r on the books." The expenditure of the 4 )0.000 dols., it was said, had been confirmed by the action of the Directors, after the fridulent entry that post-notes had been destroyed, was discovered. They directed the item to be eh irged to " losses chargeable to contingent fund," and by so doing declared that the transaction vs as ono that should be considered Fettled and ended. Upon the whole case, the Court were of opinion that there was nothing which jusifird the (htrges made against the defendants, and so Messrs. Biddle, Cowperthwaite and Andrews were discharged. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER 22. WI • LI TESTS RDA T, V.N.W.—Gentle breeza. HIGH \VAT/ill—Morn. 1 22 —Even. 1 37—Height, 14 It. 7 in. OFF THE. PORT AND INWARD BOUND. lie'ena and 07g1 (brig), Qneen of the Lakes, Tyne. Aurora, Alice Walton, and Plo.leer (brig). Oct. 23. Anzio Saxon (s.b.) ..M ntreal, &c GI sgow ••...... --Inverness Gipsey Queen ...... Glasgow aw l) Eaglet I,- rid ..... . ...Kiikendbright Tom ....••. ..Ulver,tore C•therine . - Pwlllieli Ja e and M , ry ..... Robert and Alen .. Loch F.rbooe Pat&ina .. Westport Ilarga-et M. Golan ....Inverness Richard Uleabora Lady Duffu. Dunkirk Oct. 21. Villa Nova.... • •• • ....Villa Nova Warbler Calpe (s.s.) Trieste antra (s.s.) Isaac _ _ _ ~.._ Lampedo St. John, N B Balbec (+.e.) eoma❑ J a male, , Ann anl Mary whale Oat. 21. XD. aroline Charle.ton Ci'y of B alt rno e • • ....Nay , York Indian (s.s.) ......Quebec Ati ena Sierra r eon Dido Telegraph Nbwfeunilanc )lITWAYIPS. IClandire Messina Ragle Naples Nlaria Cornelia . R o Janeiro &tele Santa Martha. &c Niaraden Trinid a Negrito (s.) Ferro', &c OLJTPORTS. Siffunlcfpal Cut fon. ST. PETER'S WARD. UNICIPAL ELECTION,- 1857. At a MEETING of ELECTORS of SAINT PETER'S WARD, held at the CLARENDON- rtooms, ion h John-ptreet, on MONDAY, the 19th ( 'ctober, Mr. CtIARLES WILLMIEP. in the Char, _ It was moved by Rionsan JoaNsoN, Esq., seconded by Join; llAsTisos. supported by J. R. DAME, Esq., and re,olved unanimously— That in the opinion of this Meeting, C. T Bowring, Esq., is a fit and proper pe , son to redr tsent Saint P,ter'a Ward in the Town Ccuncil ; and this Meeting pledges itself to use every constitutionai means to secure his return at the ensuing Election." Mr Bowring having addressed the Meetine, It was farther moved by ErtwAsto FLOWER, Esq., second° I by THOMAS HRQUILAIIT Esq., and resolved unanimously— " That the following gentlemen be appoi ted a Committee for the purpose of con 'tiding the Election of Mr. Bowring, and that they have power to add to their number: it ICIIAUD CROSSLEY, RICHARD Jo4INSON, JOIN HA TINGS, J. R. Deans, THOMAS Jos, CHARLES WILLMER, J. C. Mc 00NALD, J. G. BROWN, J. B. SLAM HALLER, ANDREW SAMOA J. F. FFIICP, EDWASn FLOWER, J. R. HUTT N, THOMAS URO.UHART, SAMUEL JOB, HALF` HESS, ANDREW DUNCAN, W. PENN SMITH, J. J. stscuntsrf, J. CARMICHAEL, Jous PHILLIPS, SAMUEL DAVIES, SAUL Moss, JOSEPH SEWELL, D. Bevan, W. MELHUISH, J. G. JACOB, J. J. HICKERBY, J. FLETCHER S. BURLEY, T. EvANs, J. B. SLATER, i J. H. SMITH, J LOONEY, JAME+ BRADS RD, THOMAS HAIPSOM, THOMAS VICARS, 5 , 111., THOMAS VICARS, jnn., ANDREW COOPER, F J. REES, A. B . HAYWARD, ALFRED POWELL, JOSEPH SING, JAMES JACKSON, JA IN RYE, P. A. HOLZBURO, W. ALLISON, T. Es 'Jamas, P. CARROLL, JOSEPH ROBERTS, B. 1.. JOSEPH, JOHN DOOLET, RICH. ED LLOYD, HENRY YOUNG, JAMES UEQUHARY, JOHN DANIELS, K.T. 'MITH, EIEvEY IA RIGHT, J DUMBARTON, A. LILLYMAN, J. J. MAXWELL, LAWRE , CE LOVELADY, E. D. GLYNN, J. Min's, H. H. GIBSON, Mr. Do v., LEWIS DANIEL, Mr. HUTS DALE, Mr. NPFIE, Mr. FOWLER, Jum us Morr, R. Wow), GEORGE WADE, JIM, JOHN EVANS, MICHAEL AYLWARD, DAVID CAMPBELL, C. 0' Dolizsilr, THOMAS SHAVE; TAME.; ORR, J. DOBSON, P. GODS• E. JOSEPH WOODHEAD." TO THE ELECTORS OF SAINT PETER'S WARD. ENTLEMEN,—The receipt by me of a requi sition from a very numerous and highly respectable portion of your body, Inviting me to al ow myself to be nominated as a candidate to represent you in the Town Council, leaves me no other course (compatible with a sense of duty) than to come forward as a c ndidate for your suffrages, at the approaching Municipal Election. CAmected as I have been with your ward, as a ratepayer in it, for a period of nearly twenty years, such a mark of your confidence is highly appreciated by me; and should it be the will of the majority, to place me as your representative, in the council, I beg to assure you that my best exertions shall be continually exercised to , orward your nterests, and that, of the Community generally. Although we have a sompara'ive absence of great party cries, and subjects of contention. I so cave there are an abundance of objects to which the attention and latymts of your representatives should be directed. The present state of the supply of water, cannot longer be borne with ; it calls f, r the earnest attention, and immediate action of your Town Council ; the supply of so importa'tt a necessary of life and health, in the pure state, ovetides all other considerations; and from the interests involved, demands an early settlement. That yanr Carpor4te funds should be managed with the gre deg eco nomy, is so evident a proposition, that I will only allude to it by saying, that the attk ntion of your council should be kept constantly alive to the necessity of keeping the expenditure of the great revenue entrusted be their management, and derived from the hard labour of all the various classes of the community, at the lowest point compatible with the wants and interests of that community. Connected with this sub ject, s another or great importance. It is highly essential, that a c araul revision of the Corporal= Property should be made, so that it may be c'esrly ascertained of what it consists. There are many other subjects which cannot be more than touched upon, within the limits of n address, such as the spreading of Edu cation—the fostering of useful institutions, and elevating influences which I hold to be the duty of oar local legislature. These subjects, if it be your p'easare to return me as your representative, shall have the m st earnest and industrious application of my abilities applied to them.--I remain, Gentlemen, yours obedient servant, C. T. BOWRING. lirebeth Lubec I South John-street, October 15th, 1857 CLFARED Oct. 20. (Montmorency Lo• Star Charleston Arabh.tan ...Constantinople Cara Maria Liberator r.a Guayra, &Le Paira Genoa ENTERED I 0:t. 20. So tfiro ........ Alexandil Alte dins Leona Mn.lrh Caloott; Kate Prince Charle !dor Corinthian ,s.s.) G , noa &e Ga,.ntlet Buenos Ayres, & HOLYHEAD, October 21 Wind, N.—GFntle Breeze. c, London. A rrived —The J oshuY, Fowler; and Mahratta, Hit kman, both from Calcutta Queenstown. Oct. 20. Arrived—The Asia, from River Plate—Julia Galatz—Canada. Demerara - Marinas, Callao—Canopus. Latcad r. Off —The Lath Hilde. atom Barb , dos—Demerara, from D merara fur Liverp ol —Edmiston Brothers, Richibucto. O'tt. 21.—Arrived—The Lord Alth rrpe, Rona!d, from Pernambuco. Off—Thi Merso, from Akyab for Liverpool, and pr needed. Falmouth —Arrived—The Serpent, Wel.h, from Denla for London —Sunshine. Turrell, from Newport fo: Dieppe, with foremast sprung and salls split. Off—The Hans:, from Pa'ma ( West 'oast of Arr.ca) tor Hambur gh—Maria Eaptrasie, from Marseilles for Gloster. Dubl n, o.tt. 20.—Arrived —The 1 aly Buller. Howlett, from Dunkirk. Watlrford, Oct. 13.—Arrived—The Duke, M'Gough, f o:n Odom. MARITIME EXTRACTS. LIVVRPOOT, Oct. 21. The Blazer (steam-tne), hence at Marneil!es, Aug. 21, in 8i days from Queenstown. to assist in laying the submarine telegraph cab:e from Cagliari t s Malta and Corfu. Port Madoc, Oct. 19.—The William Alexan , er, Jones, from Liver pool, was tow din here this morning by Vie lenlyn on (s.s ), from Aberystwith to Liverpool, Wth loss of bowsrrit, dzc., h wing been in contact with the s' earner, which sustained trifling r amage. New Pork, c. d. 9 —The Clyde (s.s.). on shore en Paraquet Reef, is reported to have gone to piec s E SS EL,' REPO RTS. Rep -rt by the Ma d, arrived he - e. Spoke the Americ,,n barque Raman, bound south, in lat. 4 36 S., lon. 2+ 1 o W ; the Dntch barque Fortuna, of Drole,th. bounds ,uth, in 14. 16 28 N.. lon. 26 1 W.; and the barque Mlles, from Callao to Cork, in lat. 36 41 N., lun. 37 17 W. Report by the Bijou, I ong, arrived here from Dania. Spoka. In lat. Lon. Oct. 8 . Geo. Potts ontwerd bo lnd, off the Burlings. Oct. 15 Specim n, Mil ga to (ilasgow 47 N.. 09 W Report by the Lady Kinsalv, Conch, arrived here from Malaga. Spoke. In lar. on. Oct. 15.. Ann Bober s, B istol to Alic,nt 5l N.. 06 W Report by the Sultana, Tdy'or, art ive3 here from Ca'cntta. - tkr In lat. Lon Spoke. Aug. 5 Almira, for Mauritius Aug. 27.. Ba , mare, Bombay to Havre 3O 4.. 10 E Aug. '29 .Totness, Rai goon to Sept 23—Alcyone, Bordeaux to Monte Video 11 N.. 25 \V Sept. 27.. Media, Penang to Rott Nam.. .. . SPOKEN. In lat. Len. Jnly 29. Fdwarl Bou toad Aug. 5.. Fmpres., hence to Calcutta Aug 22 .Vis on, hence to Ca'cuta.. ....... ...... ....27 S•. s 9 W Aug. 23.. Stst ly. Rangoon to Falmouth Aug 23.. Crisis, for Canon .. Sept. 3..01 ver Lang...... . Sept. 8.. Anne Jane, bound we t Sept. 11.. Anna awson, lavand S.W. . 'ept. 16—Mandarin, hence to Calcutta .. .......... Ozt. 3.. Arctic, New York to Liverpo,Jl, off St. G 3. rge's Channel. Oct. 13.. Marion, bound east . Oct. 13.. Pocaho.itas, on ward bound. Oct. 14.. Clayton, Now York to Galata. POREIGN Laconia (s.s ), hence at Malta, an I left for Cons'antinople. America, belie° off (lichee. Thorwaldsen, from Gibraltar at Pichibncto. Dykes, Peters; City of Manchester, Wood; Countess of Loudon, Richard; Lints, Pug ; and Home, Braes —a 1 hence a Quebec. Aupoline, from Valparaiso at Havre. Albion, hence in the River st. Lawrence. Marnier (s.s.), hence at Trieste. Elizabeth Stevenson, hence at Arica. Hannah Selkield, from Hu&ico at Caldera, and sailed for Islay, Aug. 31. Shakespeare, Ewart. f om Valparaiso at Caldera. Blencathra, Yeo, from fort )ral at Caldera. Ha'ls, Hall, hence at Smyrt , a. Gebroders, from Leghorn at Algeciras, for Liverpool. Catherine and Ann, Bunker, from Togaarog at Algeciras, for Li verp aol. Heinrich, hence at Valencia. Theresa, hence at Stock o!in. Hilda. henre Swinemna , 'e. Tryph'na, Whitehead ; Glenorchy, Dalglish ; and Maria, Black— all hence at Gibraltar Law, Ogi by, Baled from Caldera for Swansea, Aug. 5. Spes sailed from Ca'dera for the Channel, Aug. 19. African sailed from Smyrna 'or A exandria, Oct. 4. Enchantress sailed from Smyrna for Constnitinople, Oct. 6. A cadia sailed from Smyrna for Liv,rpocu. Oct 7. Avignon sailed f om Dania for Liverpool, Oct. 5. Heinrich sailed from Leghorn cr iverpool, L et. 10. BIRTH. O.; the 19111 inst., at Fir Grove, West Derby, Mrs. Willi ,ms, of a daughter. DEATHS. On the I^th of July, on the cam- hence to Bahia, ag , cl 49 years, Captten John J. Getning, commander of the. ship Rosana°, d, of th.s port, deeply regretted. On the 17th inst , Mr. James Lang, of Dnblin•ttreet, sircerely re gretted by a large circle of atta:•hen friends, who attended his remains to the cemetery at tte Old Swan on Tuesday. On the 17th inst., aged 33 years, ilelen, wife of Capt. James L. Croma of 60, C .rt er street, "Yosteth-park. On the 211 h inst., Lieut. Chitties Coteswofth, R.N., in his 66th year. W" Births, Marriages, and De iths, are only insertedyhen sent to our Mee duly authentkattd. BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE, at LEWIS and COMPANY'S, Manslagh street. A letter from Naples, of the 3rd, in the Gazette de France, says :—" The continued eruption of Mount Vesu vius has brought a number of foreigners to this ci y to view the magnificent scene. Among the personages who have lately wcended the moun, 4 ain, in order to view the eruption ai closely as possible, fl . re the Conde de yonte molil and his brother, Don Fanvudo, and the Prince of o:auge." BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WI CH GREAT TA gTE AT LEWIS aad COUPANY'S, Ranelagh-street: RECOMMENDED BY THE BOARD 0? HEALTH. PURE WATER. SAUNDERS AND CO.'S PATENT WATER FILTERS REMOVE TASTE, COLOUR, SMELL, AND ALL IMPURITIES, APPROVED AND RECOMMENDED BY PROFESSOR TAYLOR, SAUNDERS and Co.'s Filters are acknowledged, the best that are gee. No family (valuing health) should be,without one. CAUTION —Can oily be had of 'he Manufacturers, bAUNDEIiS AND CO., PARKER•STREET. CHURCH-STREET. THE REMAINDER of the SUMMER STOCK of TOYS, PERAMBULATORS, &e., SELLING OFF AT COST PRICE, ♦T W H biN'S GENERAL F . AN . CY OO REPOSITORY, bT. GEORGE'S HOUSE, 22, ISLINGTON. ARRIVED ;i LOADING. Philip De ne Hayti _ . ix W. Haleigh.. Niontego Bay, &c 1 Ale Pardev.... Mon e Video. &c iea Iv 3 . Rio Janeiro I+ abet . St. MiLh Aal's Giber ..........Trieste, &e Ju1ie........ VeraCru. VERTON AND KIREDALE WARD Tie Committee for conducting the Election of GEORGE MELLY Esq., meet Every Ev,.niog in Kirkdale, at COW EL l.'S, Ca tle-street R. LRDGER, Chairmsn W. SWIFT, Vice-Chai, man. G. LEDGER, Hon Secretary. ►D, Netherfle'd•road, North. T. CORKH I L, Chairman. G. M'CONNAL, Vice-chairman. C. NI I ILWA D, lion. Sec. And in Everton, at the NAG'S HE, EXJII tN ,E WARD. TO THE ELECTORS OF EXCHANGE WARD. GEN'ILEMEN,--having received a requisi ti 'n from the Electors of Exchange Ward, most numerously and resp2ctably signed, to offer myself ax a CANDIDATE at The ensuing ELEC I'IUN, for the 11 ,, noar of repre-entiag you in Council I Pave much pleasure in pacing myse'f in your hands. I trust that an exp-rience of twelve years in municipal affatis may be a sufficient guarantee for the honest discharge of the duties of the offi e. I tare the honour to b-, Gentlemen your obedient servant, Exchange-building Oct. 5, 1857. T. LI l' ME DAL %. MOURNING JEWELLERY JOHN G. JACOB, GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER,! sf;. CHURCA-STREET, Re.pectfully calls attention to his superior Stock of, BLACK ENAMELLED JEWELLERY, BROOCHES, BRACELETS, NECKLETS,I RINGS, PINS, AND STUDS, Of ►he most elegant Patterns and the best Quality. Also, a large assortment of WHITBY J E T, IR E A L In the most choke Patterns. HAIR WORKED INTO CHAINS,BRACELETS, RING 4, BROOCHES, AND NECKLETS, AND MOUNTED IN A SUPERIOR STYLE. The same Hair as left guaranteed to be used. JOHN G. JACOB, GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER, 56, CHURCH-STREET. Just published, price ss, 43 extra by post. lIORS E, COW, .1)0G, SHE V,P, and HOG DISEASES, and thf ir HOME WATHIO TREATMENT. By JAMES MOORE, V.S. Medicine Chests compete to accompany the above work, 545. Sma ler Medicine Chests, containing 24 of the most useful reme dies, 2is. Also, third edition, price 61, by post 7d. The LUNG DI3 AS} of cArrLE, or PLEUROPNEU-MONIA, CURABLE by H JDICEOPATHY (w.th directions.) The Medicine referred to in the above pamphlet, ins plain box price 5s id. THOMPSON AND CAPPER, HO 11(EOPACHE) CHEMISTS, 48, BOLD-STREEP (opposite Slater-street), Liverpool. PURE NEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVER OIL. THOMPSON AND CAPPER, •610BICEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, 43. 13OLD STREET, Opposite Slater-street, Liverpool. JEFFREYS' PATENT RESPIRATORS, fi IN EVERY VARIETY. THOMPSON AND CAPPER, HOMCEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, 43, BOLD STREE r, Oppnalte Slater-street, Liverpool. THOMPSON AND CAPPER'S HOMCEO?ATHIC OR DIETETIC COCOA. The utmost cir: and st , ention has been bestowed upon the manu facture of this preparation, so as to render it a Ight, nutritious, and wholesome article cf diet. It is f ecommended by medical men ia rreferenc.s to tea and coffea, in conseluence of ita non-stimulating properties, whi.e, as an ordinary beverage, nothing caa be more nutritious and agreeable. PREFARED BY TIIOMPSON AND C APPER, HOMOEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, 43. BOLD STREET ( uPPOAITE SLATER S F.), LIVERPOOL. F INE TURKEY SPONGES. HONEY COMB SpONCIES. AMERICAN TOOTH BRUMES. TlTTEltycm's HAIR BRusinES. AMERICAN TOOTH POWDER. TITTERTON'S TOOTH BRUSHES. GLYCERINE TOILET SOAP. ROWS HAIR BRUSHES. T HOMPSON HOMCEOPATH 43, BOLD STREET (Oprosurs 9ND CAPPER, lIC CHEMISTS, SLETER STREET), LIVERPOOL. E JONGH'S COD LIVER OIL, THOMFSON AND CAPPER, HOM EOPATHIC CHEMISTS, 43, BOLD STREET, Opposite Slater-street, Liverpool. Comnartfat Zainc. THIS DAY• Tam DAY, the 22nd Inptant, at Twelve o'clock, et th. Broker's Office, 7, Exchange - c hain 170 Bags NITRATE OF SODA, lately landed ex Celt, ateame , from Hamburgh.—APPu TON, FRANCISI3I/- _:2_l_4-_-_---the Tura DAY, the 22nd instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Brokers' Office, Royal Bank tnildine• 24,000 BUFFALO HORNS, 18 Bundles DEER HORNS. , " A ye Now lancrng ex Velocidole, from Madras, —For partle n " . Brok e ' . THORNE WILL and BRA 3, On account of whom it may co , eel% at t he To-moxitow, the 23rd instant, at One o'clor"' ; ,ds, asi., Brokers' Office, 30A, Exchange-street E r obLa ,. 15 Bales, containing wEur.E SHIR.rINGS MAD A MILLS, SHAWLS, &c. 25 Bales GUNNY BAGS, 1/ 200 Bunnies ROD and a Quantity BAR IRON, e the O r; Weighing in all about 15 tons, damaged, landed I,,irtiOr Al f Radford, hence fer Valparaiso, put back from set. 1011 And aLda aboutre A Gunny Bags lying at Farow's, Peter's-lane; Iron at Wrecked Goods, Saudon Dock. Also, t k,„ /Of j saved from the wreck of the Samuel M. Fox, house .- 0 01 lying at the Duke's Ground, Canning Dock. f;sit IS For g..ods per Ellen Radford, apply to Messrs. Balfo ur ; and Co., Wreha As; per Samuel M. Fox, to Messrs. W . N 43 CH Fa O th ß o ( in P s or i t i er's e P h at e en n-i liiN, weighing about 36e1400; Co. ;and for the whole, t C O ; ; 01' to A PERCIVAI, CAMPBELL 00.$ Brokers to the Liverpool Underwriters' M _____,/' NFXT WEEK fa O rro n im a A c ß c m : e t n a i r n ibe t aa o yn f ; whom it may 36 13,, R 1 e e s n f O re rd w in On MONDAY next, the 26th instunt, at One o'clock, - , Bro:,ers' Office, 7, Rumford-street, ..,, P ry ' 313 Ba'es Surat COT ION; damaged by salt water, `- concern. „t th. Apply to . HOLLINSHEAD, TETLE i & CO., t itt On Trizscar next, the 27th instant, at Twelve o 'cloc , 1, 0 dhall-street, 500 Bales J U T E, 0. ex S. Curling ; in Crosthwaites, Be th-greet.—ApulY ta,, no util CO TTON, all failts. _ 111._____ •ci,.'''‘ lo. HOW & EARC I A A4 On *ale. ___---------" NINE IRON BREAD I. Suitable for 311 111 . nswick 1:;', May be seen at Messrs. Cato, Miller aid C0.',., TIM york-a . 0 iid inv- Apply to RDREET A. MUNN & CO., -, T 131.1 011. n # ACETA FE OF' LIME, , AN D 1.4•• • - 1 , 11/ 0 Av VEGETABLE NAPTHA,IRON PRINTERS'RED ACETI WOOD CHARCOAL. Apply to JOHN EVERISIP App'ey Bridge W or k s , near PURE PALE CANARY, ,„, TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZz," r WINES 0 DANDER O D. S,—CASTLE-STREET-- --5 • fr P 0 R T.—Highest class Vintage Wine, five years 1, 46) P er 1: in bond, and fit for immediate n3e• •• • 245 0 In Pints.. • '''''' 42 3 SHERRY.— First Class, Pale and Gold.. ....• '''''' 423 CLARET. —St. Julien, four years In ... • • • • • CANARY, Twenty-Six Shillings per Dozen. „00 0 ' MERCHANTS' NEW DINING: .-.. ANDERSON S. p R EGISTER GB" A KITCHEN RANGE S ' o °r 110 LEAMINGTON PATENT KITC HOT AIR AND GAS STOVES , NIDO , HAT, COAT, AND UMBRELLA STA' GARDEN SEATS AND VAS ES ' 0 0. THE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK IN LlV;3l' JAMES R. COOPED' u nS S RANGE AND GRATE MAN uFACI __/" 87, LONDON ROAD . :____.---- ---- fit WIRE RIGGING' ft34o PHE UNDERNOTED VESSEL' Nu vir FRS g vf I present BEING FITTED with —-- AO of GARNOCK, BIBBY, and CO.'S Manufacture --_,. s o .fiw" o _, , Three STEAMERS and Three SAILING YESSb. .11 i P • John Laird, Esq. .e i on ,d' JAMES KENNEDY (new Steamer)..Messrs. T. • e 0•0. builders. us es, 1 0 5* Ship PARSEE MERCHANT . „IR. t 4i to-r ni p., Ship BOGOTA .Mes s mr s e .s sl ir s l .y i s h t eu a a r n t da nrriZ u ,g;t:olt ; :' Ship LADY HEAD New ship LLAMA NEW SHIP. NEW SHIP.. •• .. .... ..... .7.Me.se337.r;i3nl3sitiditiF p alin g: sdridaiSeSfrilu,4ritii°ol:ittilipi: NEW 8ARQUE...... .. . iill. c. 0 - 0 , -A • • • •"' — Su' O, NEW SCHOONER .. ,„ .. • v a, o , a r Also, a number of VESSELS being FITTED Wi„t ll ,, z ak i , e d , 7 1 0, The advantage of WIRE ROPE for suiPS' 0 2, - 4 , - ftter --- ,4 , 50 - d' generally known needs few comments. It is retic..u•'' bar, to "- ably cheaper —more durable—and less than ha lf ti ,:at4 l4 Rigging. The latter a great advantage in ships li•F•• ward. 1,1 T- -°/1 a CARD of Comparative SlZES—and PRICE - -S r! 0., GARNOCK, BIBBY, AND 0 go l, OIR RO 3 P 6 E MANUFACTIIREIS OF wri IMPROVED PATENT CORDAGE AN ~ SAILMAKERS -- SHIP- CIIANDLS3,-0. pOOl O ali and 1 3 1, 8 k ,: 5 1. E 1 :P s Eal:wS'afyßs ROPE, and :11:1 r DA , ;a' MANOFACTORIr—WAVSETREE-SOAV. 0)11 . 4 opr A full Assortment of VIRE ROPE and FiElg r v ,' port f ' ll f o4' use ,f 0% oh oil Printed and Published by CHARLES Wl L • bb" BAt 4bill street, at his G enera l Printing and Stationer,' 19, South John-street, Liverpool. 180. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, To-xtramow. the 22nd instant, 2 Tons DEER HORNS, 10 Toni BHP-AL° HORNS, 1500 COW HORNS. fol 3 11°. For further particulars apply to s. CD. BROWNE, HUNTER "' Tars DAY, the 22nd instant, at Twelve o'clock' at 41 Brokers' Office, Oldhall-street , 100 Quarters Damaged LINSEED, 6 Tons Rotten landing ex Prince Arthur, from Bombay, i D n l W rr a ° P.Llo l:4ct ri Pr ele11411)11 to GLADSTONE & SERJEeet ' the Tura DAY, the 22nd instant, at One o'clock. et Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court, 861 Boxes ...,,iiitiS, 677 I-Do. 1 Bunch and Layer MUSCATEL It,. 1k23 i Do. 74 Boxes Jordan ALMONDS, r,, 10 0 311 Tapnets FIGS just arrived ex Gleaner. J- In o w o e' Apply to Messrs. C. S. Mildieton and Son, Merchants 3 .,, t h0 . ' THOMAS PARRY, Broker, 15, Nort h irt the Ila Tats DAY, the 22nd instant, at One o'clo ck, a Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court, 50 Barrels Malaga Sultana R N 'SINS, 00 41°4 500 Boxes Do. Bunch DITTO, ex Ter, fro • 300 Tap , ets Do. FIGS, 566 Boxes 1 5 , 8 k. , 0. s Bunch RAISIN ;, ex Gleaner. _.....- - "J Apply to THOMAS PARRY, Broker, 15. No rj hstlee'. Tips DAY. the 22nd instant, at One o'clock, a t the Commercial Sale-room, glas e* 1200 Boxes TAdy ~ 200 1-Do. H MUSCATEL RAINS, in layers,' el - s-0 ~ i 00 01 150 4-Do. 100 Barrels Malaga PRUNES, .J________r elt ert „,,,/ Apply to GEO BADFNAcri SE ""' -- at t b. THIS DAY, the 22nd instant, at One o'clo Ck • 21.1 Y Commercial Saleroom, Ali"' 40 Half-pipes 20a Barrels New Vostizza CURRANTS • t la nd ed ea ,„ ,J;1, ~, ban's I efts Apply to Messrs, M'Andrews and Cunningham. Ble`w a :i ft i. lio?>- - . GEO. BAD . N %CH 14 "' s t ii," THIS DAY, the 22nd instant, at One o'clock, *6 Commercial Saleroom, ,„ s pert 500 Boxes Muscatel RAISINS, in layers, ea ' " ,i):1• 100 Half-pipes I hates "--' 300 Barrels s NEW CURRANTS, ex Eala- - 100 Cases, containing boxes Eleme Turley FIGS' 500 Drums Turkey FIGS. 101 (e' l.)i. 50 Barrels New Lip ri CURRANTS, ex Corinth 46 Cases Dried APRIL TS, ex Aleppo (s.a.) sr Bra lter%i Apply to GEO. B A DEN Aca and Sa,', T 0-NI 0 R R 0 W. To-mosaow, the 23rd instant, at Twelve „,cloct.pie 23 Bales New Orle ma COTTON. coo slightly damaged by salt water: lying at the Iderehae" Ise Warehouse, south side of Duke's Dcek.—Apply to "Os& KERSHAW & JARDINE, IS , .1,11 To-moaaow, the 23r I instant, at Twelve o'clock, ,4 '- Broker's Office. 13. Tempest-hey , The Cargo (about 600 toss) GUANO, ex Prince of the Sea, from Patos Islau I.—Apply ts JOHN ROWLIND" re , On account of whom it may concern. , 0 , 6 To-Moscow , the 23rd last .. at Half-past One o'clock. s' '',„ s tree" Broker's Office, Corn Exch4pge-badings, Brunswle- it About 260 Sacks Extra Quality Irish FLO OS I par O , O O, L, ex Elizabeth, from Waterford; lying in Antrobus's $lO - Goree.— Apply to H. H. GOl,Dir''' 2 Ship'. Patent ANNIHILATORS, 3 BRASS SIDE LIGHTS, • 1 IRON TANK (about 500 Gal'ons), I Pair Large STEELYARDS, ire °. Apply to Kr. WILLIANI HINDE„,4O , At Messrs. Whittall, Lenox and Co.'s. 24, Nortli , 1 - R. CAMERON, v IVATCH AND CEIRONOMETER MA}Vie , -I:001/4' J, • , 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LiV f ,6. 6 5, MARINE CHRONONIETERB ON SALE, O' 11 ,%30 1.P SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAlt>9o° CHA Errs, Sca. , KEITH'S OP .- pHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT 34, CASTLE-STELE ET. „ and, ARE NOW RE-OPEN ED•_OOl.-arso, W. K. takes the present opportunity of thanking hi'.,fAl i , 0' the public for the liberal patronage with w`lich he his be` ii te„, ,l pi and at the same time to inform them that to aceern r l r en. tl , , a . pidly increasing business he has built an entirely n ew Ain' t lIP loom, which is admitted to be the finest in LiverPe e 'o tiOili increased facilities now at his disposal, W. IC. eVe,f o o li re Pictures will not only sust lin the high charictar they ' attained, but even surpass his former vroductions. ~„ OOD t 34, CASTLE- S TREET, LIVE R. Opposite the Bank of Eng and. THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1857 L k 4, 1,