Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-11 00:00:00

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL Tuesday Evening. Yesterday a meeting of the shareholders of th e ' Baron."' Bank was held in the 13311 rd-room of th e hank, under the presidency of Mr. William Rathbone, when a resolution authorising th e corn _ pany to be forthwith registered under the Joint Stock Banking Act of 1857, was passed unani mously. The meeting adjourned unt il Th urs d ay , . the 12. h when the Directors will give a statement of the affairs and concerns of the com pany, and take inta consideration the propriety of mading up under the provisions of the aforesaid act, or adopting such other course as may be deemed expedient. We understand that Mr. Field, from London, who examined the accounts, stated that this was the first instance of a bank being placed in such a position as the Liverpool 80-, rough Bank, where the Directors were not guilty' of malpractice. It is gratifying to perceive, irom what has occurred, that the commercial morality of Liverpool stands pre-eminent, and that its Bank Directors conduct themselves in a manner far different from those of the Royal British, the far famed Tipperary, and last, though not lease, the Hastin{.,' Bank, not to mention the "pious" doings of Sir John Paul, Strahan, Bates and Co. The folloWing is an official report of proceedings at the Bank to-day:— At a general meeting of the company, called "the Liverpool Borough Bank," duly summoned in pursuance of the Joint Stock Banking Companies' Act, 1857, and of the deed of settlement of the said company, for the pur pose of obtaining the ascent of a majori - y of the there holders of the said company present at such matting to the registration of the company, under the aforesaid Act, held at the banking-house of the said company in Water -street, Liverpool, on the 10th day of November, 1857, Mr. William Bathbone, chairman of the bank, in the chair, Preasnt-103 persons holing 36 651 shares and proxies were handed in far 37 persons holding 21,887 shares, It was moved by Mr. J. B Braneker, and seconded by Idr. Samuel Martin, and careed unanimously :—" That the Banking Company, called the Liverpool Borough Bank, be forthwith registered as a Company under toe Joint Stock Think ng Companies' Act, 1857 " On the motion of Mr. 11. Killick, see-nded by Mr. A Dnranto. it was resolved ananimotr-ly :—" That the ibanks of the meeting are due, and are hereby given to the Committee of Shareholders, for th it valuable services, and that they be requesod to continue to render their assistance." _ On the motion of Mr Brancker, seconded by Mr John Cropper, it was resolved unanimously : --‘• That the sneeting be adjourned till Thursday, the 12 h instant, at two o'clock, for the purpose cf all wing the Company to be registered in the meantime under the Joint Stock Banking Companies' Ac', 1857 ; and, upon such registra tion being effected, to receive from the Directors a state ment of the affairs and concerns of the Company, and to take into consideration the propriety of winding up voluntarily . under the provisions of the Joint Stock Banking Companies' Act, 1857, or of taking such proceed ings as may be deemed expedient." (Signed,) WILLIAM RATHBONE, Chairman. T. SELLAR, Manager. Liverpool Borough Bank, Liverpool, Nov 10, 1857. A telegraphic despatch has been received from Glasgow, which states that a run of no ordinary kind commenced to-day, upon the Banks for gold. The business of the general Produce Markets has been almost entirely suspended, and in the Breadstuff trade very little is doing indeed, and prices must be quoted lower. In Manchester, all business is at sand still, and it is feared that a Dumber of the Mills throughout the manufacturing districts will have to be closed. In the Cotton Market to-day there was very little business done, and prices continue very unsettled. The sales were barely 1,000 bales, all to the trade. The Liverpool Share Market continues in a very inanimate condition, and lower prices have been submitted to. To-day's transactions were as fol lows :-Biackborn, 81; Caledonian, 36/, 30; Great Western, 48. 471; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 90/, 901, 901, 901, 901 898, 801, 89, 90; New Third Shares, 71 p. , London and North Western. 931. 1 $3l, 931, 94, 931 93 ) ,L Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 301, Mi. 361, 361, 304, 30, 351 Midland, 801, 80*, 801, 801, 80 ; North Eastern, 221. 221; Dovers, 181 18 5-16; Dutch Rhenish, el d ; Grand Trunk of Canada. 8 1 , 8 9-16 ; Great Western of Canaria, new, 38, d ; Preston and Wyre, No. 2, 42; Royal Insurance, 25 p; Liverpool United gas, 149 ; Magnetic Telegraph. 591. The weie Ll,c otorsing prices Blaoltburn, 8, 81.; Chester and Birkenhead, 63, 631; Caletio niar, 351, 351; Chester and Holyhead, 14, 141 ; Eastern Counties,lo 5-16, 10 7-16; East Lancashire, 881, 89 ; Do 91 Shares, par 1 p; Great Northern, 234, 24; Do. A, 101, 111; Great Western, 471, 471 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 891, 894 ; Do. 0/ Shares, par p ; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 181, 181; London and North Western Stock, 934, 83a ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 351, ; Midland Stock, 791, 801 ; North British, 111, 111 ; North Staffordshire, 11, 41 d ; North Eastern - Berwick, 221, 224; York and North Midland, 38, 381; Leeds Capital Stock, 231, 231; South East ern and Dover, 18 3-16,185-16; Scottish North East ern, 11. 12 ; BUffalo and Lake Huron, 51, 5* d ; Do. New Shares, 53, 51 d ; Dutch Rhenish, 04, 61 ; Great Western of Canada, 16*, 17*; Do. New :~hares, 31,31 d ; Great Luxembourg , 5 4 , 51; Grand Trunk of Canada, 81,81. The Fun Is to day advanced about 4 per cent., owing to the great support still derived from the investments of the public. Iu the Money Market, however, no improvement is observable To-day Consols fur Money closed at 881 to 888, and for the Accounts at 84 to 891. After official hours they advanced to 891 to' 891. The London Railway Share Market was dull to day at a slight reduction in prices. The following were the closing quotations :-Caledonian, 71, 72 ; Eastern Counties, 10 5-16, 10 7-16; Great Nor thern, 92, 93; do A shares, 81, 83; Great Western, 471; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 891, 894; London and North Western, 934; London and South Western, 821, 831 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 351, 361 ; Midland Stock, 791, 80 ; North British, 46, 47; South Eastern and Dover, 001 611 ; York, Newcastle and Berwick, 89, 90 ; York and North Midland, 76, 77 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 33, 34; Great Western of Canada, 171; do. (New), 21, 2* -After official hours the following were the nominal prices :-Ca'edoniar, 711 ; Eastern Counties, 101. 101; East Lancashire, 88, 90 ; Great Northern 92, 93 ; do. A shares 82, 83; Great Western, 471 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 89, 90; London and North Western 931. 93'1; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 354.36; Midland Stock, 801, 80 1 '-,, ; North British, 404, 474; South Eastern. an'l Dover, 811. 184; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 921 921; York and North Midland, 764, 774. The following were the latest quotations for Foreign Exchanges :-Amsterdam, short, 11 17 to 11 18; Do. three months, 12 14 to 12 2*; Ratter dam do. 12 11 to 12 24; Antwerp de. 25 75 to 25 85; Brussels do. 25 75 to 35 85 ; Hamburg do. 13 12 to 13 14 ; Paris, short. 25 35 to 25 45; Do. three months, 25 95 to 20 20; Marseilles do. 26 to 26 20 ; Frankfort do 120* to 122; Vienna do. 10 48 to 10 54; Trieste do. 10 50 to 10 54 ; Petersburg do. 331 to 34 ; Madrid do. 471 to 48. Several additional failures aro announced. including that of Messrs. Hoge and Williamson, a respectable house in the American trade in this town. But the most important is that of Messrs . Bennoch, Twentyman, and Riga, of Wood-street, City of London, and of Manchester. The liabilities of this firm are estimated at fully 400,0001. The causes of the suspension are stated in the following circular to the creditors :- 59, Friday-street, Cheapside, Landon, 9th November, 1857. Gentlemen,-We are requested by our cleats, Messrs. Bennoch, Twentyman, and. Itigg, of Wood.strest, in this city, and of Manchester, to inform you that, in consequence of the heavy advances they have made upon goods specially prepared for the American and other markets, for which there is no present demand, of losses sustained by recent failures in the manufacturing districts, and of the sudden depreciation in the value of silk, of which Messrs. Ben noch, Twentyman, and B'gg are large holders, they ere compelled to announce their Inability to meet their engage- mute lawns Parrinton, Ladbury, and Co., of King.street, accountants, have been instructe I by the principal credi tiors to examine Messrs Bennoch and Co.'s books, and prepare a statement of their affairs, which they will 'Unlit a 8 early as possible to a general meeting of the creditors, of which due notice will be given to you —We are, gentle men, your obedient servants, RERD, LANGPQRD, AND MARSDEN. . _ Another respectable 1:01,don hoube hus,stopped, viz., that cf Messrs Bruadwond and Barclay, mer chants, of Idol lane, Great Tower-s'reet. At Amsterdam, Mr. Ferdinand Gallenkamp, merchant, in the corn and pros ision trade, stopped payment on Saturday, with liabilities estimate 1 at a million of fl3rine, or abcut SO,OOOl. According to the returns of the National Bank of Belgium, just published, the metallic stock has decreased from 2,060,00C1, which was the amount on the 30th of September, to 1,720,00 C/ The bills discounted, as compared with the amount in the previous return, have ;increased neatly 320,0001, and exceed 4,000.0001, a fact which has only once before occurred since the bank has been estab lished The Union Bank of London and the London and County Bank have raised the rata of allowance on deposits from 8 to 9 per cent., the former adhering to the terms of their original advertise ment, according to which the rate allowed is to be always 1 per cent. below the Bank of England minimum rate of discount. Tne Bank of Prussia has raised its rate of dis count from 61 to 71 per cent. A similar step has been adopted by the Bank of Frankfort. The steamer Alexander 11. has brought about 2,5001. in gold from St. Petersburgh. This small sum has been sent in to the Bank. During the fortnight ending yesterday, the amount of bills drawn by the Hon.. East India Company upon the three Precidencies was only 5,827/. The half yearly meeting of the Sambre and Meuse Railway Company was held this day. Tht report of the committee on the coal traffic was read The chairman, Mr. Richards, said the coal traffic bad not been entered on without the sanction of the sharehol.ders, From the accounts of the half year, it appeared that the receipts were 29,9011 . 59. 3d., leaving a balance of 16,8481 15s. 31. to be carried forward. After some dismssoin as to working agreements with the Louvain and other companies, the report was adopted. THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1857 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—Nov. 10. The few transactions which have taken place in Cotton to-day are at a further reduction upon Friday's prices ; only about 1,000 bales have been disposed of. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—Nov. 10. The business in general produce has been entirely suspended. LIVERPOOL (SCOTCH) PIG IRON MARK ET.—Nov. 10. Our market for warrants closes at 50s to 523 per cwt. Prices entirely nominal. Total Snipments of Pig Iron from Liverpool in Oct., 926 Do. do. do. do. 1556.... 1 429 Do. do. do. do. 1855.... 2,659 Total Shipments ct Manufactured Iron in Oct , 18'7.. 25,067 Do. do. do. do. 1 556 23,244 D. do. do. do. 1855 20,925 Pig Iron from Liverpool to the United States in ed., 1857.. 265 1. Do. do. do. do. 1855.. 631 Do. do. do. do. 1855..2, 59 Shipments from Glasgow, last week Do. Do., corresponding week, 1856 ' Do. coritsponthog week, 1855 Total shipments from Glasgow from Jan. 1, 1857, to date 471,218 Same period, 1856 Increase 29,127 Price this time last year, 71s 6d. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.—Nov 10. Per stone, 2Clbs. Per 901'.5.. s. d. se. 1 ,s. d. e. d.D'olatoes, Seedlings 4 oto 4 3 Hay, old.. . 0 7 to n S Ditto, Kemps .... 4 6 0.4 .0 Ditto, 5ew........ 0 6} to 0 741),tt0, Whiterucitt 3 2 to 3 4 Ditto, clover .... 0 7 to 0 74 Ditto, Bs!shawi .. 3 0 to 3 3 Green Clover .... 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, 13. Farcura 0 0 to 0 0 Grass 0 0 to 0 0 , Ditto, cattle 0• VI 0 0 Straw, wheat 0 3 to 0 3i Fe.• t 0,,. Ditto, oat Ditto, barley .... 0 14 to 0 '2 Carrots Oats, In straw ... . 0 0 to 0 t Mani, wursei o M anure 4 6 to 6 0 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—Nov. 10 , With a tolerable attendance of buyers at to-day's market, the best descriptions of red and white wheats sold to a fair extent at a decline of Id to 21 per 70 lbs, whilst the inferior qualities, of which a large portion of the supply consists, were exceedingly difficult of sale at a reduction of 3d to 41 per 70 lbs from the currency of Tuesday last. Flour meets with little inquiry, and is is cheaper per sack and barrel respectively. Barley, beans, and pease neglected. Oats sell slowly at a decline ef id per 45 lbs, whilst oatmeal maintains former prices. Tee demand for Indian corn has been more limited, yellow and mixed are 6d lower, white, from scarcity, is without ithoaoge in value. Arrivals and Expnrte irorn the 9th November, 1857, inclusive—lnto Liverpool trom Ireland —Wheat, 134 qrs ; barley, 330 qrs ; malt, 14 qrs ; oats, 1,594 qrs ; beaus, 199 qrs ; oatmeal, 4,611 sacks ; flour, 1,403 sacks. Coastwise.— Wheat,' 34 qrs ; malt. 67 qrs ; oats, 20 qrs ; flour, 41 sacks. Canada and other British Colonies out of Europe.—Wheat, 2,450 qrs ; tbur, 751 brls. United States.—Wneat, 7,649 qrs ; Indian corn, 536 qrs; ti iur, 12,694 brls. Europe. &c.—Barley, 250 qrs ; beans, 112 qrs ; Indian corn. 9,635 qrs. Egypt. —W neat, 3,982 qrs ; beans, 1,266 qrs. Into Runcorn.... Oatmeal, 1,073 sacks. Total —Wheat, 14,299 qrs ; barley, 580 q-s ; malt, 81 qrs ; oats, 1,614 qrs ; beans 1,577 qrs ; Indian corn, 10,171 qrs ; oatmeal. 5,684 sacks flour, 1,444 sacks 13,445 bras. Exports to Foreign Parts, —Barley, 9 qrs; oats. 60 qrs; Indian corn meal, 5 brls ; oatmeal, 12 sacks. Ireland.—Wheat, 1,102 qrs ; malt, 130 qrs; Indian corn, 477 qrs; flour. 798 sacks 884 brls. Coastwise.—Wheat, 762 qrs , beans, 5 qrs ; Indian corn, 387 qrs ; oatmeal, 63 sacks ; flour, 205 sacks 49 brls. R. MAKIN & SONS. MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—Noy. 10 There is no improvement here, and but little business of any kind is doing. The effect of to-day's market will be to send many more mills on stort. time. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—Nov. 10. SUGAR ; We may say that this market has been suspended to-day, the public sale of 1,500 bags Bengal having been withdrawn for want of buyers, and the priy%to contract market is stagnant ; prices mus•. there fore be considered nominal. Refined lumps have been sold from 54s to 58a, which shows a further decline. COFFEE : The public sales have commenced heavily. TEA: We continue to be without transactions of im portance enough to give quotations. COTTON : No sales reported. SALTPETRE : Prices cannot be altered, and there has not been any business done. Markets are extremely inactive, chiefly attributable to monetary affairs. LONWIN TALLOW MARUET—NoT 10 The market is flit. Annexed are the quotations : Petersburgh Y.C. on the spot, 515 6d to 525; October and December, 50s to 50s 63; January and March, 51s. LONDON MINING MARKET.—Nov. 10. Alfred Consols shares to-day have net fully maintained yesterday's rise, yet the market for this stock retains considerable steadiness. Transactions are recorded in the Stock Exchange at 161 to 171, Par Consols shares have also been dealt in at 21. In other home mining stocks there is no movement of importance. Cobre Copper snares have met with some inquiry, and are marked 40 and 41. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 12} ; General Mining at 14i ; and United Mexican at. 31, being flatter. NEWCASTLE 'CATTLE MARKET.— Nov. 10. The supply of Beef comprised 908 head. Trade was active for the better qualities at lull rates, Middling qualities were a slow sale. The number of sheep were 5,310, and the mutton trade was in a sluggish state, but one with no alteration in price. LEEDS CORN IVIARIinT.—Nov. 10 The market was dull to-day. There was a fair supply, hut the attendance was very limited. English Wheat may be quoted Is lower, and foreign from is to 2s per quarter. Barley and Oars were a trifle lower. HULL CORN MARKET—Nov. 10 . There was a very meagre attendance at our market to-day; and the demand was of a most limited character. Last week's prices were asked, but they were not acceded to, and business was most tr:itng. DUBLIN CORN MARKET.—Noy. 10. To-day, extreme depression pervaded the market for every species and quality of grain. The little business done in prime samples of wheat, oats, and barley, was at about Friday's rates, but middling and inferior samples were lower. Factors were desirous of affecting sales, but buyers held aloof with perfect indifference. These observations apply to Indian corn equally with all other species of produce. CORK BUTTER MARKET.—Nov 10. The Market is declining. To day we quote—Firsts , 110 s ; Seconds, IOOs : Thirds, 92s ; Fourths, 87s : Fifths, 803 ; and Sixths, 60s per cwt. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET —Nov. 10. The shipments this week were 11,738 tone, against 13,415 tons corresponding week last year. The market was dull to-day, at the annexed prices :—Mixed Nos., buyers 51s, sellers 52s ; No. 1, buyers 535, sellers 545; No. 3, buyers 495, sellers 50s per ton. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, WI • D YEST ILDAY, RIGEL WATIIU—Mcrn. 7 26-1 Novinniz It. , S. E.— liode ra•e. Even. 8 I—Height, 12 1. 5 in. NED. lice I. abtlla Gipssy .. Portland ....... . ttaria lece;la .. ...... . ..... .. .. Cardiff Michael & Chrliropher . Arklow dope ..... ..... ....... _ Swansea ?Winn; hropist .... .... Wes t i ort gazette . . . Arklow [awl► .. •..... Barmntith Hope Gire, King . .. Glasgow Wellington Gleaner .... .... •• . .l. eith Nov. 9, -. Pyrsole _ (s.s.) "ant& eceife Par . Flizgbeth A hicp Gazel.e Nov. 10. TmEasealito Catanii Belle of the cean S. R. Malloi y New °riga Magnolia Afriep Tlmandra Quebec Rio Nunez *own Nordz teircen Rio Grand- Syren Loudonder I "Med Rio grande Douro (s.s.) r isbonLoulsa B - agiston......V&lparalso Herefordshire Havre I I.rra Valparaiso Wastington Bombay Elsa Rae Smyrna Eblasa Mauritius Witch of the Wave .. Vonte Video Nov. 10. Scotland Mob.le Wm. Tapscott New York ‘)innehaha ..... Melbourne SAILED. Nov. 9. CLFA RED OUTWARDS. Nov. 9. Hercya New Orle;i1 - s . 1 . ...St. John's, N.P. ENTERED FOR LOADING. Nov. 9 Pyreole (s.s.) .. ..... .• ....Nantes Drie Mulelas.. Amsterdam qt. Patrick ... New Orleans Mackinaw ......... .. Cheri stun Thornton New York Pizarro . Coquimbo Victor Sea Rover 8ridgewater.............. Mobile Janet W►ls n .. OUTPORTA. E I dystons. Nov. 9.—Arrived Off- Th. Chrysolite, from Shanahan. Queenstown, Nov B. Arrl ed—The Prince of the Sea.•, Wilson, from Cal no - Hope, Edwards, Taganrog—Civita, Cosulich, Odessa— Dom, Flog', eonstantinople. Falmotth, Nov. B.—Arrived—The Christ n Love - , from Almth, and Jessamine, Date, Denia Nov. 9.—The Mary Russell, Mathieson, from Mossen "ay for Hambnrgh—Jthn Dowse, Dixon, Buenos Ayres for Newcastle—Speed, Holm, from Schein—Annette, Ludwigten, from Sc' e'n. Dublin, Nov. 9 —Arrived—The Romano, Connlich, fr - m Tagan rog. and Me`en. Quebec . Kingstown, Nov. 9.—Arrived—The Bower, Elwood, from Q nebee— Freedom, Lan ism+, Odessa. Sonthimpto,i, Nov. 9.—Sailel—Mrdway (..). for Rio Janeiro. Saleembe, Nov. B. Arrived—kili e, fr.m London t. St. 1.e., Nov S—Arrived—Medore, from the Clyde for St. M.lo, very leaky. Car iff, ov 9 —Sailed—Addieoc. for (Veldts—Laconic, Ascension —WM am West, Gibralt M , dras—Nankin, Ita , rititts— F. P. Schtilt ' Valparaiso —P'snter, Rio Janeiro—Linix , St. Thomas. . Sava sea, Nov. B.—Sailed—A. F. Moore, for Coquimbo—Ml s Nightina'e, St. Michael's. Yarmouth. Nov. 7.—Arri7e '—rrovirlence, from St. Valero. - Portsmouth, NJV. 9.—Arrivid—The NIeW Grea from London to China, le comine in ;ow rds Spithead, after being on shore at Durum. Sailed—H.lV S. Pri lirint, for ..heern as. _ _ _ _ Dartmonth, Nov 9 —Arrived —The Ernest a d Blache, from St. Malin. Plymon h, Nov. 9—A rrired—The Corriere de Messlna, from Taganrog. S led—The Golden Eagle, for Ceylon . Shields, Nov. 9.—Ar ire +—The Airier, from Alg-a Bay. itamsgree, Nov. 9.—Arrived—The Maria, from Hambnrgh for Valencia, making wate-. Newport, No 9. —Arrival The Harmonie, fom Jamaica Laura St. Thomas' 4. Gravesend. Oct. 10 —Arrived—The Crispin and Prince Albert, both from Guernsey—Providence and li^e Gravelines, both from Guera+ey—Ann Jewett, An4vrerp ...Lizzie Tin lo'. Cronatadt—Sneed well. Faro—Mary Annie, Hudson's Bay. Sale I—The Eclipse, Facklanl Islan.ls—D nmark (s ). Havre. Deal. ov. 9.—Passed—The Aurora. fnm G othenb a - g for ustralia—lloherdahl, Goth nbnrg, ues ward—Verr, Londoa for Jamaica. MARITIME EXTRACTS, New Romney, Nov. 10.—An merican ba:gue, outward bound is on shore at Romney. Maldon. Nov B.—A boat about 14 feet long, with no name, painted black out.i 'a, bottom pegged. a d topsides copper fastened, has been pick. d up off Flanabo oigh Held, and landed here Lo • don, Nov. 10 —The Mary Ann (sells°, er•, of Yarmouth, from Barce'ona to Gallip li, Gulf of Twant %, in ballast, was strand--d at orre Pali, near Gallipoli, Oct. 1, and became a total wreck. Crew saved. VES3EI:B REPORTS. Report by the Res:Ante, Freemai. arrived here from New York. Broke. Inlat. Noy. 3.. Filimo-e (brig) from Santa C t - z to Corenhagen, wished tr, he reported . Nov. 6.. Harriet Cann, Warren Point to St. John, N.B ..50 N.. 11 W Report by the seam-tug Resolute, arrived here. Spike. Nov. 8.. Shooting Star, hence for - 11e'b)urae, off Holyhead. BPOE.I.N. In lat. Lon. Aug. 13.. Shirley, hence to Calcutta, east of Cape of Good opts. Oct. 18 .. Ariel itice (btrque), outward bottnl . .. 47 N.. 07 W act. 31.. Li zie Gowan (schooner). ....... Nov. 4.. Salac!a BMc to Liverpiol, off Lan Vs End. FOREIGN PORT*. America, hence at Marseilles, Nov. 4. 11.1 n. ich, R alters, from Leghorn at Algiers, and sailed for Liverpool. Al'ce Wile n, Hicks, from Callao at Fayal. Melita (s s.), hence at Malta, and sl'le r for;Smyrna. Pactolns (s.s.), hence a' M lta, and sailed fo: ALicandri Rita, hence at Baoa. Elora sailed from Venice for Liverpool, Nov. 3. C. R. C. sailed from Naples for Liverpool. Nay. 1. San Joe sailed from Bilboa for Liverpool, Oet. 23. Carl Meek, and Mint Jr —loth sailed from amid?. for Liverpool, Nor. 2. Adelaide, hence at Alicante. and h.ft tor Denia. R3kel, hence at Gothei•bu, g. L mly Westmoreland, from Valpareso at Rio Janeiro for London, leaky, and discharging. Nepsequir, hence at Rio Janeiro. Era, Hermions and Zi-ka—all hence at Pernambuco. Elba (s.s ), hence at oibraltar for Csgliari. Syrian, hence at Ce I inithrne, fr,en Bahia at Ceara. Bellona (s.s.), Smith, from o'e-se a' Coneantinofe. Mlnhn (the.). Andot. fro n Patras at Zaate. and left for Cepha lonia. Danube (s.s.), exiled from Peres for Messina, Oct. 29. Lady Reb)w -ailei from Z nte far Live coo', trot. 20. Tenerife (a.s.) sailed from Trieste for Liverpool, Nov. 3. Tama lipxa (s.s.), hence at Bordeaux, and left on her return, Nov. 6. ScaMandEr (s.s.), from A'exandria at Malta, and left for Liver pool Alappo (s.s.), from Constantinople at Malta, and left for London. Alb man (s.s.), Bruce, la nce at Naphe. Pt tem (s.s.). from saloniea at Smyrna. Catharina, Tonnemark, hems at Lcng'so mud. Flora sated from Ven'ee for Liverpool, Nov. 3. Franc's, Aug. 1, and Eliza Hands, 23rd—b:it seed from Ceara for Liverpool. MARRIAGE On the 24% ult., at the Frig net Church, Dunkirk, Mr. JamFs N,leton, commander of the ship Dsivstune, of this port, to Mrs. Elizabeth Hind, of Not th- street. DEATHS On the 9th inst., at the residence of his brother-in-'aw, Mr. S. Mattson, Derby-roa 1. Boole, aged 53 yeas Captain W. C Thompson, late of the packet ship New Tork, tr.siling between New York and Havre, highly respected by all who knew him and deeply regretted. On the Gth inst., in Great George's-street, Susan, iangiter of P. O'Dwyer, F.eq., aged 4 years. On the 9th lost , at Islington, London, aged 2 years, Chsrles ➢faster Barker, son of John Barker, E.q., London. On the 9th in t., at his residence. 77, Luther s'reet, after a lingering il , ness Mr. James vi her, agol 70 years. On the i+th inst., age i e 6, Mr. George Upton, • f this town, •olicito^, eldest son of the late James Uoroi., F. , q , Talus er. On the 10. h inst., at Monnt-p'easant. aged 5 years, William Harrison, eldest son of Mr. W. Dal:ff . , of the Chronicle office. ea - Births, Marriage., and Deaths, are only Inserted whenseat to our Office dniv ae2thenticted. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING, 1657. SzewAana--The Earl of Sefton. Sir L. Newman, Bart., G. Payne, Esq., and Capt. White. LESSEE AND CLERK OF THE COTYRSE —Mr. E. W. Topham. JUDGE—Mr. Clark. LIVERPOOZ DISPE. CAPTAIN BOURNS, VicßtPregid,nt Mr. CHARLES 1300T11, Vice-President Mr, FRANCIS MILL, T 1 CaSUI Yr. I M r. J. OFFICE-21, SOUTH CAS' Number of Pollen's during New Cases Rere!ve Advice and Med; eine at the Institution New C,,ses Visited at th , ir own houses } and supplied with Medicine EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY. WEEKLY' REP WV, Sunazows—ll. nil], Esq., J. Poole, Esq., and Dr. R. H. Taylor. ASSISTANT-SuitaßoN—Dr. Nevins. TeicAsusica—J. G. Livingstone, Esq. E DEPARTMENT. New Patients admitfrd to tht , week endkg `•'ov. 7. 63 Pat,ients pres:ribed for, and wh) have received Surgical Assistance .... EAR D EPA RTME NT. New Patients admitted in the week ending Nov. 7.... .... .. 23 Patients prescilbed for, and who have received Singled! Assistance.. LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY. Week EnlinT November 7, 1857. ADM ITTFD. In the House last Saturday IL-patients Out-patients Casuals during week DISCHARGED, In-patients cured ... relieved, and at .wn requost„ made out-patiant.3 egular .......... dead 3-40 Remain in the house Born VI,ITOBS —Edw. Gibbon, and J. Cropper, Esqrs PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON PO3 EZPUING WEER—Dr. Voe, and Mr. Stubbs. HOUSE SORG i..ON—Mr. E. Mortis. JUNIOR HOUSE Ur. GEM —Mr. Joseph Allen. CHAPLAIN—RCV. H. J. Garrod, B.A. KOBERT Litrt'CUISON, Treasurer. LOUD PAN:HERZ IN TUE FIILD.—Lord Panmure, with a party of friends (seveu guns), had a day's shocting on Tuesday la s t, i n a portion of t h e covers outside the Park of Panmure, when they killed 369 head. lsitz; day his lordship and party (five guns), shot in the Links of Barry, arid killed 227 head —mating the total of the two days' spirt 596 head. NSARIES. of North Dispensary. it of Nooth Dispensary. . W. WILLIAMS. Secretary itLE-tiTREET. the past week. NORTI7. SOUTH. ! TOTAL. 57 1 145 1 612 TUESDAY, NOV. 10, A HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of 3 SOTS each, with 30 sovs added. Eitraace 1 soy. Two miles, over six flights of hurdles-11 subs. 9 6 Mr. Barber's b f Miss Harlraway, 4yrs .. . ..... Green I 7 10 Mr. Harvey's b g Chester, 3yrs .. 9 4 Mr. T. James's ch gCs nrad, aged . • Gaman 3 to 1 Mr. A. Rice's gr h Moire Antiqae, syrs Fowler 4 10 6 Mr. Bartholomew's br m Revei.lee, 6yrs ..... ... Brethertou 5 9 .. 9 Mr. Land' g Theodine, aged _bl BETTING —7 to 4 agst Miss Ilarkaway, and 3 to 1 agst Theodine. Won by tour lengths ; five lengths between second and third, Theodine did not pass the post. THE ALL-AGED SELLING STARES, of 5 sovs. each, with 30 sovs. added. Two years old 7st iolbs, three 9st, four 9st 9lbs, five lOst, six and aged lOst 21bs ; m. and g. allowed 2lbs. Horses not having won in 1856 or 1857 allowed bibs, and maiden four years old and upwards 71bs. The winner to be sold for 130 soya. in the usual way ; if entered to ho sold for 100 sovs. allowed 3lbs, 80 soya. 61bs, 60 soya. 10Ibs, 40 sovs. 181bs, and 20 sovs 241bs. The winner to be sold by auction, and any surplus over the selling price to go to the race fund. Five subscribers or no nee. T.Y. C.-12 subs. 5 13 Mr. Peters' br f Lenko , hea, 2 yrs (e4O) Little 1 7 2 Mr. Bates' b f Jane, 3yrs (£2O) . 7 11 Mr. Baylis)'s b g St. Dunstan, 4yrs (e2O) . . Palm!) 3 5 7 Mr. merry's b f Lady Ann 2yr. (£2Ol Pritchard 4 8 4 Mr. W lkins' br m Miss Allan, 6yrs (E3O) Hall 0 7 11 Mr. Woorlhoast's b f Florrnc3 Jae Agra), 4yrs (£2O 7 2 Mr. Osborne's f Princess of Orange, 3yrs (X2O) .. Challonsr 0 6 1 Mr. J. Saxon's ch c Hark Forward, 2yrs (£4O) ........Tuck 0 5 9 Mr. T. Dawson's c Ric'imond, Hll, 2yrs ( 20)— ..Gr:hashaw 0 5 7 Mr. J. Dawson's b f Thistledown, 2yrs (£20)........ Walley 0 5 7 (c sr. sst 9'.b) Mr. K ns's br f The Flea, by Backbiter — Nine, 2 7rs f.e2o) ••....... . • •.. —Murphy 0 5 6 Mr. La 3 (er's br fby Mentor—Psyche, 2yrs Allan 0 BETTING —4 to 1 agst Princess of Orange, 5 to 1 each agst Jane and Thistledown, 6 to 1 agst Florence, and 7 to agst LenkottLm. Wou by a head ; a neck between second and third. Winner sold for 75gs. THE KNOWSLEY NURSERY HANDICAP STAKES Of 5 soya. each, 2ft. with 80 sovs added, for two years old ; the second to receive 20 soya. out of the stakel, and the winner to pay 10 sows. towards expenses ; a winner of any handicap after the riblication of the weights 51b extra. Entrance 20 cove. T.Y.C.-32 subs. 6 7 Mr. J. Merry's bf by Chanticl er—'laraness Plumb 1 7 3 Mr. -Jackson's b f Tunstill Maid 6 5 Mr. Barber's br c King William 711 Mr. J. Gray's br f Meta, by Fla`catcher b.)...... Charlton 0 7 9 Mr. I'. Temperley'• f .. Ward 0 7 5 Mr. R ai's br 6 12 Mr. .I.Osbornes gr f Ellen the Fur .. . ..Challaner 0 6 7 Mr. R. Wilson's b c Captain Weddell:nun ..Teacock 0 6 7 Mr. T. Hunt's b f Wild Honey.- . ...... ........ Snowd an 0 6 3 Mc E. Gilt's 1.1 c Adventurer 5 12 Mr. Fraser's b f Nelly, by 5: elbourne ...........P ri tcha rd 0 . .. - - .. Betting.-3 to 1 agsiTiinstall Maid, sto 1 agst the Baroness (11 ly), 6 to 1 each agst Captain IV( dderbura and King Williarn ' 7 to 1 agst Meta, and 10 to 1 each agst Adventurer and Nelly. Won by half a length; two lengths between second and third, Wild Honey was fourth, and Adventurer fifth._ _ _ The CROXTETH WELTER CUP (in speck) of 30 sovs., added to a handicap sw; epstakes of 5 soya each; a winner of any handicap after the publication of the weights, of the value of 100 soya clear 511), 200 sovs, or more, 81b extra. To be ridden by members or sons of members of White's, Brooke's, Bood!e's, the Jockey Club, Goodwood, Heaton Park, Eglinton Park, Liverpool Hint, or Bilbury Clubs, or qualified as for the Corinthian Stakas, at the Curragh, and officers on full p.y in the army and navy. Any gentleman not a member of the above clubs allowed to ride for the race on payment of 2 sovs to the Race Fund, but subj-Tt to the consent of the stewards. Jockies allowed to ride on carrying slb extra. Second to save his stake, and winner to pay 5 sovs towards expenses. Mile and a-half-11 subs. 11 2 Ca I*. Connell's ch g TAU Tom, aged ............Owner 1 10 10 Lord De Manley's br c Cot w.L.I, 4yrs rapt Li tle 2 9 0 Mr. T. Dawson's Cr c Little Cab, 3yis 6 to 4 on C ,tswold, 9 to 4 agat Little Cob, and 5 to 1 apt Little Tom. Won by a head ; a bad third. THE JUVENILE STAKES of 5 sov ; each, with 25 sovs added, for two years old colts, Sat 71b, fillies and geldings, Sat 41b ; maidens having started three num and not having been plac.a.l sec Hid allowed 711); winners once. 51b, twice or more, 101 b extra. T.Y.C.-8 subs. 8 4 ( Sr. Sit G 1,.) Mr. P-rker's ch f by 0:lando Martha Lyn ................ ............. Wtl a 1 8 C Mr. Barber's br c King William .. 8 7 Mr. J. Osborne'. bc by Hoc eywocd—lrconse....Chalione' 3 8 4 Mr. T. DA.W3OII'B bf B itish Lag .. A'drroft 4 7to 4 against King Williaas. Won by a head; a length between second and third ; a had fourth. THE AINTREE PLATE (handicap) Of 50 sovs., for all ages ; a winner of any I; tndicap after the publication.of the weights 5 lb. extra. Any number of horses the pro. perty of the same owner, or his confederate, may run for this plate. Entrance, 24ovs. One mile.-- 29 subs. 6 4 Mr. W. tf minder's gr c Master Bagot, 3: i rs .....Plemb 1 7 0 Mr. Andrews' b g The 51 rt et, 4y re .... Little 2 4 10 Mr. Grandy'. br f Leak+) hes, .yr 3 Grim-haw 3 7 8 Mr. J. Merry's br f Uzella,4;rs Charltan 4 6 to Mr. J. 0 borne's r c De Ginkel, 4yrs Challoner 5 8 7 Mr. E. Gil.'s b g Bourg-6,5, aged.... Wel! 6 6 6 Mr. T. D wsoni br c Little 3yrs ..........Bu lock 6 BErmio :-5 to 2 agst. Uz 41a, and 7 to 2 agst. Bourgeois. Won by tour lengths; three lengths between second and third. Little eJb did nut pass the post. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 11. THE SCURRY CORINTHIAN HANDICAP of ssovs. each, 3ft., with 25sovs. added. A winner of any handicap after the publication of the weights 7lb extra. Gentle men riflers ; conditions of qu dification same as for the Croxteth Welter Cup. Jookies allowed to ride on carry ing 51b extra. The winner to pay ssovs. towards expenses. One mile.-12 subs. • a 11 6 (in. 7•b extra) Capt. Connell's ch g Little Torn, aged ..... a 11 2 Mr. E. GlL's b g Biurgeois, aged a 10 6 Mr. I Dsv's b m Octavia, sg.d • •.. ..... ........... a 10 5 Mr. Rartholowew's br mRe alio, 6 yr 5..... ..... 10 2 Mr. Barnard's ch g Ztazag, aged.... a 9 2 Mr. T. ch g Conrad, a.iecl ............„ 9 0 Mr. T. Dawson's br gAs a 'ant, 4yrs 8 7 Mr. r. Dawaon's b f Red, White. and Blue, 3yrs .. * 8 0 Mr. Harvey's b g Chester, 3yrs . 10 6 Capt. i'haw's br h Walterstown, syra Paid 910 Mr. T. M. Smith's b g Perseverance, syre, b)...... ?aid 9 4 Mr. S. Williams' ch c Dusty Miller, 3yrs— .........Paid THE SCIUMBLE HANDICAP of 3sovs. each, lit., to go to the fund, with 20;ovs. aided, for all ages. Six sub scribers or no race. T.Y.C.-14 subs. 6 6 Redcar, 3yrs 4 8 It's2rance, 2yrs.. 7 8 T tne, 3yrs . 5 10 Aigrette. (caster to Ruby). 2yrs . 6 10 Queen of the East, 3yrs •••• 00 ••••.... 5 2 Captain WedderLuri), 2yrs 7 4 Prince oft 3yrs 8 10 Oltenitza, 4yrs... 6 0 Oinen, 2y s. 6 10 B rdlirre Girl, 6yrs . •• . • • 5 7 any Nelson .. 5 8 Queen Lilt.. . ... . • • • • .. ••.• • .• 6 8 Polly 3yrs . . . 8 3 Flortarie, Ors . TIIE SEFTON HANDICAP of 5 SOV.3. each, 3 ft. with 60 SOTS. added. A. winner of any handicap flit race after the publication of the weights of the value of 70 sovs. clear 31b , of 103 sovs. 61b., of 200 to vs. and upwards, 10Ib. extra, but not to be accumulative; the second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 7 sovs. towards expenses of the Judge, c. One mile and a quarter. Entrance, 2 sovs.-25 subs. 8 8 Mr. J, Merry's b h Wild Huntsman, 6yrs . c 8 5 Mr. E. Gill's b t Bonrgeoi., aged . . 7 11 Mr. Wit. George's h thmek2epar, "yrs . 7 9 Mr. C. Mute, ingham's br c King . of the Gi,..sies, 4yr5....... e 7 9 Mr. La Mat's •r f Katherine Love, 4 yrs . 7 6 Mr. J. Merry's br c Po'maod e 4yrs., . •• • 7 4 Mr. Ridl-y's br c H spitalty, 4yrs 7 4 Mr. J. bray's nas b f Breeze, 4;rs 7 0 Mr. Clive's b c Apathy 3yrs e 6 10 Sir L. Newman nas b g The SI artlet, 4yrs ...... a 6 15 Mr Barber's b f Hark way, 4yrs . 6 8 M. La Merea br f 8,1 , speraufa, 3yrs 6 6 M. J. Osborne's b f T ff, 4yrs ..... 6 2 Mr. Ha-rison'a ch cKi g f Scotiand, 4 yrs 6 2 Mr. Morris' b c Admiral ..yons 4yrs a 6 0 M . Saunders' gr c Master Ba ot, 3; rs.. •• ati it Mr. J. merry's b g Spec al Lteen'te, 3yr5..,,,, a 6 0 Mr Saxon's bf Q leen Bms, 3yrs .. • • • 5 8 Mr. Land's b g Wea'herglass, 3yrs .. a 5 7 Lord Sefton nas br c Sir Ham /I ey, 3yrs u 5 7 Mr. 1 anni's hr f irnglemere, 3yrs. • 5 7 Mr. J. Heywood's bf by Burgu .dy—Pgioress,3yrs ......... 6 Inc Cspt. Byran's b e Bird in Iland,4yrs •• • paid 6 4 Mr. : 4 Williams' eh c Distv paid 6 2 Mr. S. Williams' ch c by Ep ras—Eleot's dam 3yri THE HELTER TAK 8 of 3iovr. each, wi'h 2030v5, added. Two years old Est 121 b, three Bst 71b, tour 9st 51b, five 9st 101 b. six and aged 93t 121 U ; m. and g. allowed 31b ; all winners at the present meeting 51b extra. Horses having started three times during the present year without winning or being placed second allowed bib in addition to any other allowances which may be claimed ; the winner to be sold for 60sovs ; it entered to be sold for 40,0v5, allowed Sib, 30,0 vs 101 b, and 20sovs 141 b. rho winner to be sold by auction, and any surplus over the selling price to g,r to the fund. Six sub set ibers, or no race.—Ole mile. ltich-nonl Hi I, 29rs (Z 25), . Thistledown, 2yrs (s ' 2) . King of scAland, 4yrs P3l rs ..... . . Bliss Allyn (.4.20)_ A HANDS , OME SILVER CLARET JUG of 25 sous, added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 4soys each, 1 ft, (to go to the fund) for all ages. The winner of a handicap run this day lulb extra. Eight subscribers or n) race.—Six fur longs. 6 S it, dear, 3yrs . . . .. . 7 6 80 - dera, 3yrs 6 2 krg emire, 3yrs .. 9 2 Little Tom, aged • 5 11 tZio,s erskie, 2yrs . •• •• •• • • O• 5 8 I,ltt',. Coby, 3 yrs .. 7 3 Red White and Blue, 3yrs 7 8 De Glukel, 4yrs . 8 7 Uzel,a, 4yrs .. . 4 8 Thistledown, 2yr, 6 2 51wa, 2yrs 8 0 Octa-ii,, a ed . . . . • • • 5 2 Florence , 4yrs 5 2 Lady ~\ es n, 2yrs 5 10 Queen Lilly, 2yrs 6 8 Polly, 3yrs A SELLING STAKES of 55 ,,, , , s each, with 20sovs athled Two years old 7st 41b, three Bst 101 b, four 9st 61b, five. ADHESIVE ENVELOPES.—FIaLLETTEE SIZE, ös. per 1,000, Ca6b, at Cit AuLEs WILLMaU'b Whioesale Stationery WarehuamtV,Soatat John-ftreet. six, and aged, 9st 121 b • m. and g. allowed 21b, and maiden four yea rs o ld and upwards, 71b ; the winner to be sold for 12030ys in the usual way ; if entered to be sold for 1003ovs allowed 31b, 80soys 51b, 60sovs 81b, 40sovs 121 b, 30sovs 181 b, and 20sovs 241 b. The winner to be sold by auction after the race, and any surplus to go to the fund. Sccond to save his stake. Five subscribers or no raee.—T. Y. C. Jane, 3yrs (.£20)..... ..., .... ~,... .. • .• .••• •• Knockbarn, 2yra .... .• 04 lirea h,3yr4 •• • ••• •• • Laiy Ann, 2yrs (.£2 ,, ) . . Omen, 2•rs .. . . .. • •• • • Laiy Nel on, 2yrs LATEST BETTING. AUTUMN CUP. 5 to 1 on the field. 12 to 1 :oat Cotswold. No other change. Ribling has been taken by the respective trainers es follows . Mr. T. Dawson Mr. T. Parr Mr. Elliott Mr. Watson ... Mr. J. Scott .., Mr. W. I'Anson ORDER OF RUNNING. Selling Stakes Claret Jug ... Welter , Scramble Helter Skelter Sefton 1.15 p.m. 1.50 do. • • 3 do. 3.30 do. 4 do. NOTICX. ELECTRO-PLATE GOODS —Thee are few branches of art that more perfection has beer attained in than in this porion of our manufacture, and the most beautiful specimens of spoons, forks, goblets, and other table articles of the sort, may be seen at ➢lr. E. T. of 23, South John-street, who, to his other branches of business, has added a department for the sale of these articles, having been appointed agent to one of the first manufacturers in Birmingham. The designs in these articles are beautiful, the quality very superior (nearly as go d as silver), and the price, consieeri❑g all these mod rate to a degree. An inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.—Northern Timcs. Tea spoons .. Desert Do. . . T..ble Do. . Dessert Forks ...... Table Do. .... Sent carriage free to any part of the country. ELLEWELL'S SINCALOR INDIA LI RUB 13 !4.;R WATERPRIOF COATS, CAPES, &c. Which are guaranteed in any climate against the adhesiveness common hitherto to all other Waterproofs. " Royal Mail Steam-packet Atrato, "Southampton, 30th July, 1857. 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A cheap, durable, and perrectiv Waterproof Roofiag, ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT. car g str, PO , . - 10ffice and Warehouse --8. CABLE-sTaEET:_.., BANKRUPTS. By British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph. no noth W. C. Barnes, and W. O. Cmdingly, Bow Li°"" , manufaetur;ng ehemi.ts. b R. Bradley, Trafalgar-road, Old Kent-road, Cant e n giog and Cumbzl land-place, Southwark, paper 0 manufacturer. C. Grey, Cheltenham, baker 40 /1 C. Warwick, Friday. street, Cheapside; fancy dreg 1101IF eman. dlet* S. H. Napier and G. Hewitson, Liverpcol, ship cll'" &e. ter - J. S. Platt and H. Suteliffa, Manchester, manufae and commission agente. W. Stevenson, Sheffield, cooper. C. E. Merry, Bristol, grocer. W. Barber, Huns'on, Derby s hire, cattl e d e aler. J. Turton, Nottingham, lace manufacturer. W. B. Phillips, Birmingh4rn, bolt manufacturer. . s tre . e t ' J. R Page, Cannon street West, City, a n d Efobar% itr iel , Chelsea, and Crewelea iron and C o al Worke, Ireland. W. Harrison, RochdalA Lancashire, draper. J. S. Perkin, Bruntcliff, builder and painter. B. F. Burton, Nottingham, timber merchant. I ,.e ° ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO PRISILYTI S E A T MABGA jilt° the weekly merlin of the Mar}lebone Board of G11 3t , 0 on Friday, the adjourned discussion on the statetne ° `, OP P tained in the letter cf Wm. Con vav, w ho had beesset.: from the house to the infirmary at Margate, and 0 ' 13 ° ; 0 131 , ted that an attecapt had been made to ii,terfere (011. i religious opiriuns, was resumed. The mitten wa'a telt3; discussed at the Beard meeting on Friday last, an t Li fte d ution was movedby Mr. Brookes to the effect, 0 13 oti°, l ; careful consideration and having heard an egV i ee h ' e from a committee consisting of the Rev. Mr° t of chaplain, and M . Checksfield, the superintendl - 000:3 Infirmary, were of opinion that the statements 0 st e t) were not substantiated. The subject was then P ° , 0 01, 0 until the re xt meeli4. After a very lengthened des t the resolution, with amendment, to the effect 01 4 5 regulation relative to compu'sory attendance l:41, 0 1;Co t i worship by persons of different tenets to the v n for ol England should be aboli s hee r by the: board, io C° e tl with the spirit of religious freedom, was adopted. piepsoc THE MEDITERANEAv TELFGRAPII.—" ar3 it tb e to me:'tion," says the Malta Times of the 27rb i p Mr. Andrews, the saperintendent engineer of tu_ t iv t , terrare an Extension Telegraph Compant-, has . 11 ' or aer s t this island, acc:nopanied by a staff of clerks , t ies OP ; form the requisite instruments for service in We te krill to ho established in a part of the old Borsa. to bs, to understand that the line of cable to join Mallet 0;04 is on board the Elba, and that the lying down f at once proceeded with. From the di r ection ° ,d o t, the cable will be pl .ced in Malta at the point of an t he the Diagonara Point, between St. George's ' 31 0 059 „ Julian's, and there the wires will be carricd,.;ati t o o. country upon posts of from 18 to 21 feet lieru ccor Maiscn, at the foot of the Mursanauseet t° b „ the pite All this part of the work will be ierforenedth'e reci ll obi• tractors, Messrs. Newall, who have ship!). d A the , 00 17 1 t hands and material fur the purpose on bo a . , no ° l aic. On laying down the cable, the contractors NT'', ' t he to , n a brief space of time fulfil their portion . o' ead y bo e 'f li tio Meanwhile, Ills superintendent caLineer is s c ore3 o oo o making pr.parations for the fulfilment of the s a fi ef! ergagement--that is, to lay the wires fronivoie along the Marsamuseetto Bastions to the /e s ao l'ac the and thence up Strada San Nicolo to Strad% coos 0 4 01 posts at distances of oh: ut 100 feet, to the Abe tbe lr company, in the building of the Old Exob nl ; a g e oltY Oa t and military authorities have g i ven every e gro lt• to gits to power to aid the completion of the Fir M °o a te worthy superintendent, the Hon. Admiral boperi.,i4 Stopfor', has despa'ched the steam frigate,,b, is IP' Cagliari without loss of time, to assist the x" . ` out the lino " _ - 'OlO Printed and Publi s h e d b y CHARLES Val'. I n l r y Pt ah street, at his Gen-ral Printing aryl Stato 19, South ,Toh EDNESDn....tre.t. AY , Liver NOVEMB --- pool. 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