Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-11 00:00:00

AMERICA, ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA. The Royal Mail Steam-ship America, Captain Lang, which sailed from Boston on the 29th ult., and Halifax, N.S., on the 31st, entered :he Mersey : yesterday morning shortly after four o'clock, bringing the usual mails, 89 passengers, and specie on freight amounting to 106,064 dollars. The America met the Enrona (s) on the 30th. tilt., between Halifax and Boston; and on the 3rd inst. passed a British barque bound east, showing a red and blue flag with white circle in centre. The news by this arrival - is four days later, but seems devoid of anything of importance. We learn from Washington that the State Depart ment has been advised that the pending difficulties between Spain and Mexico will be arranged in a manner satisfactory to all parties, ant that the projected naval demonstration against Vera Cruz, which has been so long in preparation, will be withheld. This intelligence is confirmed by the French Minister at Washington, and Mr. Mason, our Minister at Paris. Intelligence has reached Washington from Xtnsas to the effect that the insurgents at Law rence have yielded. Governor Walkers's prompt action in concentrating a strong force of United States troops in the vicinity of Lawrence had the desired effect. The report that the military expedition to Utah has been postponed is unfounded. Orders have been issued for the recall of Colonel Sumners com mand from the Cheyenne expedition, consisting of the 'First cavalry, Second dragoons and Sixth infantry, together with the company of Light artil lery now at Fort- Snelling. They will repair forthwith to Fort Leavenworth or L-ramie, pre paratory to their march for Great Salt Lake City. The Washington correspondent of the New York Daily Times says that "Mr. Buchanan has empha tically and more than once observed that he will not suffer the ocean steam navigation interest of this country to be destroyed for the benefit of foreign nations. He will throw no impediments in the way of liberal subsidies for lines of steamers, whether to Europe or to ports in South America He was long enough abroad to know that enter. prise in this direction must be encouraged in this country, and that its future relative power and prosperity were intimately connected with it." The Southern politicians have themselves been recently converted to the policy of encouraging Steam Navigation, and so visible and powerful has been the expansion of their principles on the sub ject, that an explosion is threatened if they cannot have a timely vent. The steamship Illinois, with the California mail of July 5, and $1,458,043 in treasure, arrived at New York on the 27th ult. We receive by this arrival two weeks later intelligence from California, Oregon, New Granada, Central America, the South Pacific and the British West Indies. _ The news from California is not of special importance. Politics have been the engrossing theme for the fortnight ending the sth inst. Great excitement was manifested at.the election of dele gates to the Democratic State Convention. The struggle was between the Administration and the Broderiek wings of the Democracy, John B. Weller being the Gubernatorial candidate of the former, and J. W. McCorkle of the latter. So far as returns are received, the Weller delegates are in the majority. Business in California continues to be unusually depressed, hut mining operations are carried on as successfully as ever. Our news from Oregon Territory is to the 20th June. The vote in favour of a State government is fully confirmed. The policy of making Oregon a slave state is now zealously urged by a party in that territory, and the prospectus for a pro•slavery paper has been issued. Some fears were entertained of further Indian difficulties at the Dalles, but nothing definite has transpired. Our advices from Panama are to the 19th of July. The New Granadian Congress still remained ir session.. If we are to believe El Tiempo, a semi 11.1e1 Clll FapCl tit.auasuaa.l4 with the United States is virtually settled. A law, moreover, has been passed, authorising the execu tive to adjust the American claim, the only prohi bition -being that of alienating the right of national sovereignty in any part of the territory of New Granada, or disposing of the reserved rights of the Government in the Panama Railroad. By this law the Executive is further authorised to offer or accept the arbitration of a friendly Govern ment, whose decision shall be obligatory upon the two contracting nations. Under these circum stances, we expect that friendly relations wil soon be re--established between this country and New Granada. In the New'York Court of Common Pleas a motion was made, before Judge Ingraham, to vacate the order of arrest under which Lieutenant Ode vaine and Doctor Ireland, of the British sloop of war Sappho, are held on a charge of having illegally arrested the American ship Panehita, on the coast of Africa, as a supposed slaver. The correspond ence and the affidavits on both sides are interesting, and will form a new topic in contrast with the dull details of the Street Commissioner's con 4roversy. Judge Ingraham denied the motion to vacate the order of arrest, and thus the British officers remain amenable to the laws of the United States for arresting a vessel on a lawful voyage. Title facts, however, remain to be developed before a jury of the federal courts. The last pecounta from the city of Mexico re present that city as being healthy. There was no sickness whatever in the vicinity of Laguna. The vomito had made its appearance at Vera Cruz and Campeachy. On the night of the 10th ult. there occurred a sort of .revolution. It seems the chief movers in the affair were custom-house officers, who sought to depose the present governor, Nicholas Dorantes, and establish in his stead one Pedro Requena, but they were not successful. The col lector, the captain of the port, and several others implicated in the affair, were arrested and confined and would be sent to Vora Cruz. Three Mexican war vessels, built in New York, were condemned -and sold at public auction. Bermsda papers of the 15th ultimo, mention -that Governor Murray prorogued the session of the Legislature on that day. In his speech he eulogised the act conferring extended privileges (1n aliens, as having a tendency to attract an industrious class of settlers from abroad to the shores of the islands. A resolution appropriating 1,400 dollars for the purpose of promoting the introduction of immigrants passed the council five' for and four against it. The Governor gave his assent to the measure. The shipments of produce to the 15th instant amounted to 1,128,.131 boxes of onions, 37,848 barrels of potatoes, and 13,764 boxes of tomatoes. Rain had fallen in abundance, and the whole face of the country presented an appearance of the richest verdure. The growing sweet potatoe crop had been materially benefitted. Late accounts from the South Pacific state that the Chilian Congress had met in session. when Senors Diego Benavente and Jeroneme Urmeneta - were chosen presidents of the Senate and House of Representative s : Members weris - ergaged with bilis for disencumbering entailed estates, gTanting money for public works End i n stitutions, the raising of a f ore i gn l oan f or ra il wa y pur poses, and the perfecting of treaties with Chile , Peru, and AcuadLr. The political trials had not ended. Several bishops had asked for an amendment of the civil code on points conflicting with church rules. A decree had been issued authorising judges to cell for the exhibition of the b:oks of all merchants testifying in court. This caused great excitement and produced au indignant protest from the trading houses. In Peru the revolution was at a stand still. The insurgents were in Ariquipa, surrounded by three thousand government troops, under Gen. San Roman, but both perties feared to make a move towards attack. Government is anxious to chip one hundred thousani tons of guano annually to the United States by way of Panama, and will call on our rue:- chants to establish a line of vessels between New York and the Isthmus i n or d er t o carry on t h e tra d e . The. leg islative Convention w as i n f avour o f a genera l par d on f or the revolutionists, but the executive would order, if pcsli ble, a Long term of imprisonment. From Ecuador we limn that the government had triumphed at the election?. Gen. Urbina was about to leave on his mission to Rome and Brazil. Cocoa had gone up to as enormous price, say 9 dolt. 50c to 20 doll. per eighty-one pound , . The agents of the Lritish landholders were arrangingibe terms of • 6.6ttleirtmt cf some.of the public lands with Irish laborers. Latest ;lili Telegraph via. aifax. NEW YORK, JULY 30. 'Our Cotton 'Market has been buoyant to-day at a 'father advance of ie. per lb. The market for breadstuffs is quiet, and prices have undergone no material change since the departure of the steamers' mails. We have intelligence that the ship Cossack, from New Orleans, for Liverpool, has been destroyed by fire at sea. The steamer Kangaroo 'From Liverpool, and the Oriel and Washington, from Southampton, have arrived at this port. NEW ORLEANS, JULY 28. Heavy rain-storms prevail in this locality, and our market for Cotton is very firm, holders de manding an advance. The business of the last three days has been restricted to 250 bales, and the receipts in the same time to 360 bales. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, 3013,29. The MONEY MARKET is without any change in supply or demand. Loans on .call are quoted at 7 per cent., and good bills 8 to 12 per cent. foreign Exchange for the America has not been active, although last week's rates have been maintained, namely, 109.1 to 1091,. THE NOT TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, AUGUST Yl, 1857. about 6c, and the 'remainder Cuba mnwovados at prices ranging from 9ic to 101 c, with some lnw refining grades at lac, with a small lot common Porto Rico at 91c. TOBACC) is in fair reques+, with moderate sales at sus tained prices. The sales embraced 84 hhds Kentucky and Maysville, 14,c to 19c; 138 bales Havana, 43c to tsc ; 94 !Wes eagua at p. t. ; 78 cases seedleaf at 15c to 35c. COTTON. Oar Market during the past week has been very firm ; the business, however, has again been restricted mostly to the immediate wants of our domestic coinsurers. Holders evince great indifference about disposing of their stocks, even at the high rates now current, and prices have steadily hardened, until at the close, I am compelled to raise my quotations lc per lb, remarking, however, that it would be difficult to progress with sales in quantity at the an nexed prices. The sales for the week we estimate at 4,000 bales, including PO in transit. The export for the same time has been to Liverpool 2,835 bales, 'chiefly from first hands. SOUTHERN MARKETS : A moderate demand has prevailed, and prices have further advanced. By telegraph we are advised of large sales in New Orleans during the wee's ending 24th Inst., at still higher rates. NEW ORLEANS, July 23d : Cotton unchanged; sales to day 700 bales. Freight to Liverpool 7-16 d. Sterling, 1094 per cent. 24th July : Receipts for the week 800 bales same week last year, 2 010. Sales of the week, 15,000 bales ; to•day 100 Prices have advanced Ac., middling qualities improving the most. Middling 141 c to 141 c. Stock 15,600 bales. The deficit in receipts at this port, as compared with last year, now amounts to 248,000 bales. Total deficit at all Southern ports 574,500 bates as compared with last year. Sterling exchange 1091 per cent. Moans, July 24 : Receipts of the week, 100 bales ; same week last year 202. Sales for the same time 700 bales.; stock on hand unsold 3,800. Middling 14ic to 15c. Total decrease in receipts, as compared with last year, C 6,000 bales. 251 July : Middling 14ic. Freights to Liverpool 7-16 d. Caor : I am unable to notice any improvement in the accounts from the Smith, which continue of a varying character. The extent of the yield will depend entirely upon the weather experienced during the remainder cf the season. The following is a statement of the movement in Cotton since the Ist September last, as compared with the pre vious three years : 1856. 1855. Receipts at the P0rt5......., 12 890,000.3,467,000 2,737,000 2,839,000 Exports toG Britain France ..........' 405,000 i 478,000 406,00( 3 . 21,000 " other F. Ports • 4)4,000 015,000 273,004) 317,600 Total Exports 2,9)2,000;2,134,00012,168,000 Stock on hand 1 110,0001 78 0001 166.001 217.000 Of which during the past week, included in the above : 22,000 10,u04) 20,000 33,09 9,000 0,000 54(10 Receipts at the Ports 3,000 11,000, Exports to G. Britain ...... " France. " other For. Pta. Total Exports. .... • • SllMMARY.—Receipts.—Decrease at the ports compared with last year, 577,000 bales compared with 1853, 308,000. Exports : Decrease to Great Britain, 512,000 ; comnared with 1853, 300,000 bales. Decrease to France, 73,000 ; compared with 1853, 17,000 ; decrease to other foreign ports, 111,000 ; increase compared with ,1853, 57,030 half a. FREIGHTS to Liverpool continue extremely depressed to Havre lc. EXCHANGES on London, are firm and slightly higher. Banker's bills are quoted 1091 to 1094 per cent ; oa Paris dull at 5.161 to 5.181. The following are particulars of operations in the principal Southern markets since my last circular : NEW ORLEANS.—Receipts for the week ending July 17th, 487 bales. Expnts—to Liverpool, 5,210 bales ; Havre, 3,722; Bordeaux, 143; Barcelona, 65. On Satur day the advices per Anglo-Saxon were received, and 900 bales were sold. On Monday the sales were 200, factors very indifferent about offering their stocks. On Tuesday there was an active demand, and 1,000 changed hands, at slightly advanced prices. Oa Wednesday the sale; amounted to 1,000 bales, market very firm. On Thurs day the America's news was published, which encouraged factors in their pretensions ; sales 900, at higher rates. Oa Friday the high asking prices of holders, and the meagre assortment on sale limited the business to 400 bales. Total sal a 4,400 bales, taken mostly for France, Spain, and our own spinners; market closing with a strong upward tendency, at quotations which are again advanced Ito to ic on our last. The stock of cotton in this port is now reduced so low (being but 7,000 or 8,000 bales in the aggregate), and the bulk of it consists of such low qualities, that the middling grade., for which the demaad is most general, cannot b 3 purobaied for less than 15c, a figure higher than in any year since 1839. Freight to Liverpool, id. MOBILE : Thceipts for the week ending July 17th, 382 bales. No foreign export. On Saturday there was little inquiry, sales 100 bales; in the afternoon the Anglo Saxon's accounts were received vi' Quebec, and on Monday quite an active demand prevailed, and 800 ba'es were sold at Ac. advance on previous currency. On Tuesday the sales only amounted to 230 baler, at prices sustaining the advance. On Wednesday 250 changed hands. On 'Thursday the America's ad vices were to hand, and 350 bales were sold at rates establishing an advanc of ec. On Friday 2,000 were taken for the North, at firm prices. Sales for the week, 3,750 hales, taken mostly for our Northern manu facturers. The market closes firm, with an upward tendency. Freights to Liverpool continues nominal at 7-1 GI _ . _ _ _ - - • CHARLESTON: Receipts ror the week ending July 22nd, 534 bales Up, and 16, S. I. Exports—to Liverpool, 430 bales Up. and 677 S.I. This market, during the whole of the week under review, has been active, with a strong up. wer 1 tendency. The buying has been mostly for France and Spain, aLd the small stock on sale has compel!: d buyers to pay an advance on last week's prices. Total sales 2,688 bales ; market closing firmly at our quotations, which are raised ic to ic per lb, the advance being most noticeable on the low to strict middling qualities. Freight to Liverpool, id. W. P. WRIG iT. BREADSTUFFS. FLOUR : The arrivals continue small, and with a fair borne and Eastern demand prices remain as quoted in our last Circular, with the exception of extra State brands, which can be bought at a decline of 6 c t o 10J. per bri. Same sma'l purchases for Spain continue to be made. Western Canal and State.. gcol shipping, 6 do's 35J. to 6 dols 85c per brl. Ohio, Indiana, &c., 6 dols 85c to 7 dols 50c. Canada, 6 dols 50J to 8 dols 50c. Southern, 7 dols 50c to 8 dols. Fancies and High Extras, 8 dols. to 9 dots 50c and 10 dols. WHAT: The transactions are very limited owing to continued light receipts, bw, the market is very dull, and new wheats sell at a decline cf 56 to 10c per 60 lb. Most of the old western sp r in g p arce l s are arr i v i ng out o f con dition. Southern White, new, 1 dol 95c to 2 do!s per 60 lbs. Westerr, 180 J to 190 c. Canadian, 180 c to 190 e. Western red and mixed, 145 c to 165 c. Suiethern red, new, 1 dol 80c to 1 dol 85c. INDIAN CORN has - advanced 2e to 3c per 56 lbs upon mixed and yellow. Yellow, 92c to 94c per 56 lbs. White, 102 c to 105 e. Western mixed, 89e to 90c. FREIGHTS continue quiet and depressed ; Cotton to Liarpool, 2s 6d to 3s per bale ; Floar, 6d to 9d per bri.; and Grain, 2d to 3d per bushel. Werrunaspoorr & Co. PORK : The market was quiet, and pric es w i t h ou t change of tromert. The sales embraced about 300 to 400 brim miss in lots, at about 24 dols 1240 to 24 dols 25c. Prime was steady, with moderate sales, at 19 dols 35c to 19 dole 40c. Beef was steady, with sales of about 150 brls to 1,,cal trade, at 16 dole 503 to 17 dela for repacked Western, and 600 to 700 brls were sold, to arrive from Boson to be repacked, and to sail at the latter place at about 17 data 50c to 18 dole per barrel. Country mess and prime were out of market. Prime narss was at 28 dots to 30 dols, and beef hems at 23 dole 50c to 23 dols 75c. Bacon was scarce and firm at 13c to 134 c for snacked sides. Cut meats were scarce and firm at 101 c for shoulders, and 11c for ham; Lard was firm, with sales of about 250 brls and tierces at 15e to 151 c. Butter and cheese were unchanged. SUGARS : The market displayed more activity, and the sales embraced about 1,000 bh4s, chiefly refining g ode, Included in the tales were 350 Wads Molado, chiefly at BY TELIGRAPA. NEW Yorx, August 29.—Ashes firm, pot 7 75, pearl 7 37. Cotton buoyant, the North American's advices caused an advance of lc per lb. Flour 5c lower on com mon, sales 5,100 brls, com to straight State 6 15 to 6 40 ; Upper Lake do do, corn to good Ohio extra 6 60 to 7 35, extra Genesee 7 50 to 9 50, Southern 10c lower on com mon, sales 800 brls, m;aud to good 7 30 to 7 65, fancy and extra 7 70 to 9 50 ; Canadian 5a lower, sales 800 brls, superfine 6 25 to 6 40, extra 6 80 to 9—Gats firmer, 58 to 60 and 62 to 64. Corn lower and unsettled, sales 38,000 bush, mixed 88 to 90, and 88 for Aug delivery. Pork closes firmer, sales 400 bris, mess 24 25, prime 19 40 Western prime mess 20 to 25. Beef active and fie m, sales 1,000 brls, repacked Ch'cago 16 50 to 17, prime mess 28 to 30. Lard 3,600 brls 15 to 151. Whiskey 311 to 32c. Fish firm, dry cod 4 40 to 4 44 for Georges, salts 100 citls mackerel 14.25 for No. 1, sales 600 brls. Coffee steady, sales 720 bags 100 mats, Rio 11 to 11i, Java 164, St. Domingo and Ceylon 131, Maracaibo 121 Sugar drooping, sales 880 hhds, muse. and P.R. 91 to 91• Linseed Oil steady at 76 to 77; Whale firm, sales 600 buts S. Sea 72; Sperm steady, 350 brls poor 1 23. Spirits Turpentine heavy, 200 kris 47c cash ; 400 do crude $4 ; rosin lower, 200 brls 1 86 del. Hides firm, sales 3,500, Curacao 27.4, Maracaibo 30, wet salted 16, 6 mos. Iron, Scotch, 30 to 31, 6 moo. Lead less buoyant, sales 50 tons, soft German, 6 dols 25c time ; Spanish quiet, at 6 dols to 6 dols 124 c. Tobacco very firm at 15 to 19. Rice : 300 casks, 4i to si. Tallow : 20,000 lbs, 1111 to 114 c. Hemp inactive and nominal. Whalebone firmer, sales 6,000 lbs Ochotsk, 1 dol 25c. Freights to Liverpool heavy, cotton 3s, flour 61, grain 21-,1 to 3d. Nxw ORLEANS, July 27 : There have been heavy rains here all day. No sales of cotton or fl ; mixed corn sold for 90c ; mess pork held at 24 dols; other articles un changed. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—AuausT 10. The cotton market continues without any change to. day. The demand has been moderately fair, and prices are steady. The sales, including 80 Pernambucos lid to 90, 300 Bahias Bid to 9td, 300 Egyptians lop to 1,000 Surats 41 1 to 74d—are reported 7,000 bales, of which 1,000 are on speculation and for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—AUGUST 10. SUGAR: There has been rather more inquiry to-day ►partly on speculation, and including Saturday's business, the sales comprise 200 barrels Antigua and Trinidad, at 54s to 555, 50 hhds Cuba at 523, 200 bags Dummah Dates, for export, at 524, duty paid, 1,800 bags Pernams at 355, 3,200 bags Parabia at 35s 6d, and 3,000 bags low Bahia at 353 per cwt in bond, MoLassxs : 200 puncheons Trinidad are reported at 223 per cwt. COFFEE : 50 bags washed Rio have been sold at 56s per CWt. RICE : We have had rather more doing, 4,100 bags Rangoon having changed hands at lOs 3d, 600 bags Ben gal at lOs per cwt, besides 1,000 tons Necransie, afloat, the price of which bas not transpired. Fume : At auction 20 tons Cuba brought £9 per ton. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.-AuG. 10. ' Per stone, 201bs. Per gOlbs. s. d. s. d. s. d. e. d.l Potatoes, Pink Eyes° oto 0 0 Hay, 01d...... 0 7 to 0 8' Ditto, Kemps .... 2 9 to 3 0 Ditto, new.. Ditto, clover Green Clover Vetches 0 21 to 0 29 Ditto, cattle U 0 to 0 0 Straw, wheat 0 2} to 0 3 Per ton. Ditto, oat Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 0 Carrots Oats, in straw—. 00to 0 o;sfantle worse! (Manure 4 0 to 5 6 LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.—Auck. 10. Prices cannot be maintained to-day with the greatly increased supply of all sorts of stock, except lambs. Beef, at a pecline of id per lb. met a tolerably free sale, as did good mutton at about the same reduction, but on inferior sheep the fall was much greater, and a quantity left unsold. The numbers brought forward were : Beasts, 2,272 ; sheep and lambs, 15,701. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—Auausr 10. The following public sales are advertised for to-morrow —Sugar : 400 hhds West India, 4,000 bags Mauritius, and „ 2,000 bags Bengal. Coffee: 4,000 casks Plantation . •••• a ,e 1,1." Ceq- Rice :13.000 bags, Bengal and Madras. _ The private contract markets have been :quiet since Friday, but general quotations are unaltered• COTTON : 300 bales sold. TEA : About 2,000 chests common Congou sold at Is 21d, usual terms, which was the previous price. SALTPETRE : Prices have been supported with a limited business. OnLs : Seal, pale, £44 103 ; yellow, £43 to £43 15s ; brown, £42 to £42 103; sperm body, £B5 lOs to £88; headmaster, £93 to £95; cots, £4B; South Sea pale, £45 to £45 108; olive Gallipoli, £56 to £57; Spanish and Sicily, £54 to £55; cocoa-nut, 48s to 493 6d ; palm, fine, 47s to 47s 6d ; linseed, 38s 6d; rape, pale, 52s to 52s 61 ; brown, 495. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—AuaosT 10. The market is firm. Town tallow is quoted 58s 6d nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 60s ; August, 60s ; September, 603 6d ; October and December, 593 to 593 6d. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. Stock on hand this day.... Casks.. 42,202 Delivery last week Do. fl'om Ist June. 17,986 11,738 11,869 Arrival last v ee't 2,033 21,556 1 14,486 Do.from Ist J une.. 1,566 12,473 I 15.585 Price Y.C. per cwt. this day 553 3d 53s Od 59s 9d Do. Town last Friday. .6s 6d 54s 3d i6ls 01 Arrival for tha week ending 18th August, last year, 406 casks, and delivery 1,503 casks. The arrival last we.tk comprised 575 c mks Loin Russia, 121 casks from Australia, 22a casks from South America, and 17 casts from other placrs. Total 1,041 casks. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—AuouiT 10. The 'accounts come a little more favourable,And the duty has advanced to £120,000. Market very firm. LONDON CORN MARKET.—AuousT 10. The quantity of new wheat on sale from Essex and Kent was larger than on last Monday, and the extreme rates then obtained could not be realised to-day within is to 2s per qr, at which a good clearance was effected. Foreign wheat and flour in moderate request, and its value underwent no material change, at the same time the turn in price was in favour of the buyer. Fine samples of new matting barley were fully as dear ; other descrip tions easier to purchase. The better qualities of oats move upwards in value; other sorts brought quite as much money. Beans and peas in fair request, and prices well supported. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM AUGUST 3 TO AUGUST 3. Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oat s . Bean s Peas. Flour. Coastwise. qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. brls. scks English 2234 3 283 1710 . • 139 163 .... 963 Scotch 213 Irish Foreign E. C. Rail Gt. N. Rail 73 .... I 642 1237 cw . Exported .... 1800 LONDON CAT rLE MARICIA.—AunusT 10. The number of beasts is rather smaller. Trade Is active at a slight advance on Friday's rates. The supply of sheep is shorter, consequently a clearance is effected at higher prices. Trade is very heavy for lambs, and our top quotation is with difficulty realised. Calves are rather dearer. From Germany and Holland there are 1,150 beasts, 4,200 sheep, and 250 calves ; Norfolk and Suffolk. 150 beasts ; and 2,200 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per stone of Bibs. s. d. d. Per stone of Sibs. s. d. s. d. Best Scots, Herefords 4 8 410 Best Due & Hf-bred 0 0 0 0 Best Short-horns 4 4 4 6 Best Long-wools 4 8 4 10 Second quality beasts 3 0 4 0 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 - 0 0 Calves Pigs .. • Best Dos & Hf-breds 4 10 5 2 Lambs 5 0 6 0 Beasts at market, 4.011 ; sheep and lambs, 25,070; calves, 285 ; pigs, 200. LONDON MINING MARKET.—AuausT 10. The market for British mining stocks to-day is steady The chief inquiry is for North Basset shares, which have advanced, being marked in the Stock Exchange 15. The Tin Croft shares met with some demand, and have been dealt in at 4f to Q. Tamar mining shares are marked 11. There have been numerous transactions in Cobre shares at 411, and 411 ex div. CORK BUTTER MARKgT.—AuousT 10. To-day's supply was 1,500 kegs and firkins. The demand was fair at the following currency :—Firsts, 110 s; Seconds, 106 s; Thirds, 101 s; Fourths, 945; Fifths, 80s; and Sixths, 63s per cwt.. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET.—Ataurr 10. We have very little to report in this market. The trade is Ilat, and prices quoted as follows :—Warrants. buyers at 71s 6d, sellers at 725. No. I, buyers at 735, and sellers at 73s Bd. No. 3, buyers at 683, with sellers at 683 3d per toa.:=ol • MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Monday Evening. There was a steady demand for Cotton to-day, and prices of all current qualities were well sus tained. The sales reached 7,000 bales, mostly, if not all, to the Trade. According to the New York Shipping List of the 30th ult , we have the following particulars respecting Cotton in the ports of the United States of America : Receipts. Exports to Gt. Britain. Stock. 1856.7 .... .... 2,889,845 1,394,723 109,618 1855.6 .. 3,466,995 1 908,63 78,296 Decrease .. 677,149 Increase .. 609,902 The Liverpool Share Market has been tolerably active, and a moderate business was transacted. The transactions reported comprise Caledonian, 381 ; Eastern Counties, 11 5 16, 11 3-16, 11, 10*. Great Western Stock opened at 57, 561 then receded to 56*, 561, the last transactions being marked at these figures :-Lancashire and York shire, 981, 981, 981, 081, 99, 98* ; London Stock, 1021; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 401, 401. 401, 401, 401 401 401 ; Midland, 831, 84 ; North Eastern and Berwick Capital Stock, 23/, 23/, 23a, 231 ; York Capital Stock, 16/ ; Dovers, 22*, 22, 22 7-16 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 131 131; Great Luxembourg Constituted, 7 5-16. Some busi ness was transacted in local shares. We note sales of Royal Insurance, 3 15-16, 1p ; Liverpool Corpora tion Preference Bonds, 961 ; Atlantic Telegraph, 50 d. Subjoined are the closing rates of the day : Blackburn, 7/, 78; Chester and Birkenhead, 661, 67 ; Caledonian, 381 38* ; Chester and Holyhead, 171, 18* ; Eastern Counties, 101, 11 ; East Lancashire, 951, 951 ; Do. 91. shares, /, 9-16 p ; Great Northern, 24i, 241; Great Western, 561, 561; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 98i, 99 ; Do 9/. shares, , a p; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 191, 191; London and North Western Stock, 102/ 1021; Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 40/, xd 401; Midland Stock, 83/, 84; North British, 111, 111 ; North Staffordshire, 41, xd d ; North Eastern-Berwick, 231, 23 9-16 ; York and North Midland, 38*, 381 ; Leeds Capital Stock, 221; 221; South Eastern and Dover, 22 L-16, 22i ; Scottish North Eastern, 121, 14 ; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 41, 4 d ; Ditto New Shares 4, 34 d ; Dutch Rhenish, 41, xd 4/ d ; Great Western of Canada, 211, 211 ; Ditto New Shares, p ; Great Luxembourg, 7i, 71; Grand Trunk of Canada, 131, 131. We have not any new feature to report in the state of the Money Market. The supply of capi tal is reported to be ample for commercial pur poses, without any pressure of demand. The rates of discount are reported to be firm; although, it is said, that good bills are being done under the minimum rate of the Bank. There was a tame feeling in the Consol Market to-day, and towards the close of business prices receded. For Money the opening price was 90/ ; afterwards 90,i; and then a further fall to 901. The first price for the Account was 901, and then 901. The New Three per Cents were done at 904 to 901 The Closing Prices were 901 for Money, and 90 7.16 to 90 1-16 for the Account. New Three per Cents,. 901, 901. Exchequer Bills, 3s. dis. to 2s. pm. The London Share Market was not remarkable for any new feature. Great Westerns opened rather strong, but afterwards receded. London and North Westerns improved. The sales reported embraced Oxford, Worcester, &0., 32 ; Great Western, 56, 551;551 ; London and North Western, 102, 103, 10.31, 1031 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 401. 401 ; Midland Stock, 84, 844; North British, 46 ; York, Newcastle, and Ber -1 wick, 93i ; York and North Midland, 76k. We append the closing prices of the day Caledonian, 771, 771; Eastern Counties, 10k, 11 ; East Lancashire, 05, 96; Great Northern, 972 981 ; Ditto A, 91, 93; Great Western, 551, 561; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 993, 991 ; Leeds Northern, 411 ; London and North Western, 10,4, 1021 ; London and South Western, 971; Man chester. Sheffield, and Lincoln, 401, Midland Stock, 83'4, 841- ; North British, 451. 463 ; South Eastern and Dover, 73,, 734; York, Newcastle, and Bet . - j ivrx ana North Midland, 76 Great Western of Canada, 21Z ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 131, 132. Alluding to the late decline in the prices of Great Western Stock, the City article in yesterday's Times contains the following : Toe violent fall in Great Western Railway shares has been the chief subject of attention tc-day. Since the Ist of Jinuary the decline in the stock has been 20 per cent.— , namely, from 70 to 56. It is to be hoped a committee of investigation wilt be appointed forthwith. Nothing has happened since the commencement of the year beyond what the directors had the power of foreseeing, and it is for them to reconci'e the statements then wade and the subsequent result. The pressure in the money market, and the onerous terms to which the company have consequently been obliged to submit in Connection with their floating debt will doubt less be urged among the causes of their altered position ; but this would be fallacious, as the interval, at all events, has not been one of augmented pressure. Instead of sacrificing their shares in wild alarm, the holders had better institute a thorough scrutiny, and it will be against the experience gained in a majority of similar cases if they do not find that, with good management, the property has still the elements of a sure, although perhaps slow, recovery. The Liverpool Produce Markets are quiet. Sugar meets with more enquiry from speculators. Trinidad Molasses aro selling at 228. per cwt, and some Red Coffee has changed hands at 50s. East Indian Rice brings more money. Our ac counts from London say that there was not any thing new passing in the Colonial Produce Markets there. The news from India is anxiously looked for. Tallow is reported to be firm at 60s. on the spot, 60s. 6d. for September, and 595. I.d. to 595. 6.1. for October and December. The weather continues moderately fine and favourable for maturing the grain crops. The Corn Trade at Mark-lane, to-day, was tolerably steady. Wheat brought last Monday's rates, being 2s. higher than on Friday. Oats found a ready sale at full prices. Barley was dull, and Norfolk Flour was held at 4s. per sack. _ _ . _ _ The London Woof Sales were well attended to-day, and Messrs. Simes and Co. disposed of the usual quantity at the full rates of last week. About 400 bales were taken for export. Fresh notices have been issued by the East India Company, inviting tenders, to be received on the 11th inst , for the conveyance .(by screw steamers of 1,000 tons register and upwards, or by clipper sailing vessels either of 800 tons register and upwards o.m , or 1,000 tons register and upwards n.m ) of troops of her Majesty's service " from England to Bombay and Kurrachee ;" also for the conveyance of troops of her Majesty's service, by ships of the above-mentioned registered tonnage, " from England to India," the vessels to call at Ceylon on their way for orders. The whole of the men are to be embarked not later than the 25th instant. Tenders in each case are to state the rate required per head for the passage, diet, and accom modation of the men for the whole voyage. THE AMERICAN FISHERIES. We quote the following from the St. John's N.B. Courier of the 25th ult. The members of the Joint Fishery Commission, under the Reciprocity Treaty with the United State•, consisting of Major-General Gustavus G. Cushman, of Bangor, the United States Commissioner, and R. D. Cutts, Esq, of Washington, his surveyor, with M. H. Perley, Esq., her Majesty's Commissioner, and George H. Perley, Esq., his secretary and surveyor, met at Eastport last week, and transacted much important business. Among other thing., the Commissioners decided upon the appointment of an Umpire, to settle some differences as to rivers in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, respecting which they have conscientiously differed. We learn that the choice of Umpire, under the first article of the Treaty, has fallen upon the Hon. J. H. Gray, of this city, who was nominated by the British Commissioners, with the approval of Lord Napier, H. M. Minister at Washington. Yesterday, Mr. Gray subscribed the declaration required by the Treaty, and took the oath of office in presence of the Commissioners for the two countries, before his Worship the Mayor of St. John, and Collins Whittekir, Esq., United States Consul at this port. We understand that Mr. Gray will proceed im mediately to Prince Edward Island, there to enter upon the important duties confided to him. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. I IVERPOOL, AcrousT 11. Hum WATER—Morn. 2 42—Even. 3 3—Height, 16 ft. 9 in. DPP THE PORT AND INWARD ROUND. Mosquito (barquo) ; Nicholas Bidile, from Mobile: Montezuma, Por•ascola ; Carnbridze, Akyab ; Falcon, Ceara; John Ritson, Buenos _Ayres; Pearl (yacht), Harriet (schooner), and Jura (brig). ARRIVED. Aug. 9. NI lrelnus ...Bombay Katuran James Nesmith :... •• ..0 onstadt Bnshire ~....St. John. N.B. Ceres .. Finlane Robe, t Nimrod ...... .... P. Gothenburg .. . Danzic Lady Fa•kland.... Quebec bia~y Bal iam Gem of the Nith Bremen Aug. 8. Linda .. .... . : .... Pernambuco Clmely~ CLEARED georges . ....New Orleans John Bagshaw ....... Monte Video Albion ... „Antigua Wanderer . St. Lucia Aag. Mentor Pio Tiache liorcaritis ........ ..St. Domingo Aug. 9. Melbourne ...... ....... ..Quebee Coosawatte a ... Arty.......... 17TWARD3. Kennebec .... Ha7annah Fernandei ...... ........Lisbon ..m rican thaion....New Orleans ..... Pernau John Patt0n........ Philadelphia vow York Packet ......Quebec Nipitiquirt Cid Santiago...... ViAparaiso )1.1 LOADING. Prudenci% Havannah Conque - or La Guayra, &c Xrchimedo Leghorn Melbourne Fickler Vilna ...... St. 'I hornas uphrates (3.) .. Trieste. &c Pa.kenbani West Indian ........ ..Barbadoes Aug. 13 Persian (a.) ....—.. Alexandea. &c Breeze .... ...... Alicante Europa (s.) ....Corunns, &c Parker .. ..Demerara James Fernando Po Danube ...... ....Galatz. Auguste .... • ..... —Ghent ........Guernsey, &c ENTERED F( Aug. 8. Runnymede Africa, wed coast Lydia Africa, west cons , Agnes ..... Blston W. F. at orer.. NOft7l3l island Ciy t' • Backapor, ltduird - ,Boston Daiizie .. Demerara rib.a t enoa, tc OUTPORTS. Point Lynas, Auzn,t 10.—J3hm (birque)—ll)t atio from Dzmerara _Bryom, London—Gaildf)rd, Africa. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Plymouth, An3ust 10.—The P.incess Royal, from Bonny to Liver .-pool, has been C3ndemned at Cape Coast Castle, and her cargo 831 d- VESSELS' REPORTS. Report by the barque Stranger, Bruwne, arrived here from Mobile. Sailed July 1. Spoke. In lat. Lon. July 31.. Montezuma, Pensacolo to Livt rp:ol.. .... 46 36 N.. 22 59 W Aug. 4.. York, bound to Dublin .. • • Aug. 5.. Cosmopolitan, Monte Vicl!o to Liverpool...so 22 N.. 12 25 W Aug. 6 Phce nix, hence to Quebec .50 47 N.. 09 00 W Aug. 7.. Signalled the ship Gwalior, steering S.W , Tu,kar bearing N. E., distant 30 mi'es. Report by the British Queen (s.s ), arrived here from Palermo. Spoke. In lat. Lon. July 29.. Inkermann, bound westward.. -319 N.. 10 50 E Aug. 5.. Flora (s.s.), Ist 6,817, bout.d south 44 10 N.. 09 13 W Aug 7.. Fanny Fern (of Bath), off Scilly. Aug. 8.. Margianus, off Bardsey, bound up channel. Aug. 8.. Arab a (R.M.S.), at 8 p.m., 16 miles S.W. of South Stack. Report by:the Hilton, Thomas, arrived here from Bointiay Csailed April 14. Spoke. In lat. Lon. May 21.. Crown, Rangoon to Falmouth May 24.. Lady o:.tavia, Bombay to Liverp)ol, off Cape Good Hope. May 24 Admiral, Akyab to Falmouth, off Cape Good Hope. May 29.. Maiceanas, Bombay to L.verpool, off Cape Good Hope. Aug. 3.. Kitty Cordes, hence to Quebec. FOREIGN PORTS. Ele3.nora, Heatherbell, and Ana Porter—all cleared at Iquique for the Channel in May. Ca• harine, left Iquique for the Channel in May. Viscains, Bassorarda. hence at Havannah. Cannata, from Calcut a at Belle hie for Bordeaux. Tory, at Paget Sound for Sydney. Auberria, hence at Havannah. Caractacus, Greig, from Leghorn at Charleston. Veteran, Dunc n, from Callao at Antwerp. AMERICAN SHIPPING. NEW YORK, JULY 27. A brig was passed on the 25th, waterlogged ani abandoned. The wreck of a large ship was passed on the 24 h, off Cape Henry. About 160 tons railway iron mehed Charleston on the 23d from the moultree ; the ship was very much strained and twisted- Arrived.—The Glasgow, (s s) from ulaqgow ; Kangaroo, (s.s.) from Liverpool; and Ariel (s.), and Washington (s.s.), from Southampton. EVV YORK, JULY 29. The Cana, =tephen, fron New Orleans, to Liv rpoal, was ab an. doned on fire in the Guif. The Pa.c,ti; Gardner, is on shore on the Tortugas. QU&BEC. JULY 27. A fnrions Easterly gale raged here on the 22nd and 23rd inst. The Arabian (s.s.), from River de Loupe for Quebec, was (Liven ashore and scattered; she will probably be got off• Crew, &c., saved. The Currency, Gibson, hence to Whitehav-n, drove ashore at Karnouska. TheNaooleon (s s.)halheen sant to ailist her. The Falkland, Lithgoe, hence to Liverpool, west ashore on Green island Reef; carpenters and labourers, with a screw steamer, have been sent to her. The prince Albert brig drove ;ashore at Patrick's Hale, but wil probibly be got off with little damage. he Scripts, Hill, hence to Whit:haven ; Brilliant, hence to Hartlepool ; and Baidur, have put back with 1 ss of anchors and chains. The latter haela 'en in collision with the brig Egbert, and sustained damage to quarter. The Stokesby Hal, hem° :o Hartle - pool, has been towed back with loss of anchors, &c., and Isleaky. The St. Ann, schooner. of Quebec (with materials of Caroline, from Bordeaux to Quebec, wrecked on Magdalene Islands) is wrecked on Goose Island Reef. A ship was seen ashore on Ant'costi, and a ship belonging to Hull revorted to be wrecke tin Trin ty Bay. Arrived: The Bannockburn, Bruce; and Niagara, both from Liverpool; Hinda, Evals, from Trapani. BOSTON, JULY 29. A ship of about 1,0 ,0 to is, w;th painted ports and light coloured paint inside, was seen ashore South end of the Bernirns, Oat ult. HALIFAX, JULY 30 Another French man-of-war steamer is ashore on the Labrador coast.—A dercli , A vessel, of 200 to 300 tons, hus been taken to Cape Sable, bottom np. Circassian (s.s ), from Liverpool and Newfoundland at Hal Fax, July 29, and proceeded fir Portland. l'eru, Mills, from Ardrossan at Halifax, and left for New York. Enchantress, Murphy, from Tarragona at Halifax for Philatelphia, short of provisions. Conference, Long, from Liverpool at Panama. Telegraph, Byrae, from Liverpool at Newfoundland. Aurora, left Bedeque for Liverpool, July 23. J. L. Dannock, from Liverpool at Port:and. Mary, Shearer, from Liverpool at Cardenas. AFRICAN `HIPPING. The Invincibl , , Sparta], Agnes, and Moselle have arrived at Cameroons. The Olinda, Paramatta, Loodianah, and Fanny have arrived at Old Calabar. The Clan Gregor and Taplin were dropping down the river. The steamer St. George having been thrae months at Fernando Po sailed for Lagos, June 31, day yrevious to the Ethiope, which was two days at Bonny and two at Lagos without news of the St. George. It is feared that she was again down. At Bonny the Ferozepo , e, alangnolia, Ca land. Pomona, Cumbe - - land, Golan Bordeaux. and Adventurer. The Charles Horsfall was towed to sea by the Ethiope. At Lagos the Engll,ll torque Express and several foreign vessels. AtAce-a the 1 homes Watson an,l Briomawr. At Cape Coss', the Princess Royal, c. ndemned in consequence of collision, and discharging her cargo into the steam vessel Derwent for London. The African mail packet Gambia left Monrovia on 15th of July for the leeward coast. . .--..--- The outward packet Candace was at If Adeira on the 30th of July. Spoke. in lat. 44 59 N., lon. 91 2 If., the bark Curraghmore ; and In lat. 47 25 N., lon. 72, the brig Heather Bell. BIRTH. On the I ilth inst., at Fir Grove, Clan3hton, Cheshire, Mrs. A Graham Smith, of a daughter. MARRIAGE. On the sth inst., at St. George's Church, Dublin, by the Rev. J. R. Brownrigg, dolph Bernard Jacobsen, Esq., merchant, of this town to Elisabeth Victoria, eldest daughter of the late W. H. Owen, Esq., C.E., and granddaughter of Jacob Owea, Etq , 51mo:10y-square, Dublin. DEATHS. On the 6'h inst., at Hoylake, after a few d,ys' illness, aged 3 years and 8 months, Joseph, the only beloved son of Joseph Smith, Colquitt street. _ _ . _ _ On the Bth inst., at Southport, aged 40 years, Mr. William Leevers of St. Jamm-stieet. 0.7. Births, Afarriages, and Deaths, arc only inserted when sell*: to our Office duiv authenticated. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. CAPTAIN Bot Tau, Vice-President of North Dispensary.' Mr. CHARLES BOOTII, Vice-President of South Dispensary, Mr. Fruaccis MILL, Treasurer. 1 Mr. J. W. WILLIAms, Secretary, OFFICE-21, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET. Number of Patients during the past weep. New Cases Received Advice and Medi- } eine at the Institution New Cases Visited at their own houses and supplied with Medicine SOUTII. TOTAL EMPLOYMENT IN CANADA.—Mr. Buchanan, the GOVEITIMICII - , Agent of 1 mtgra , ion at Quebec, has surd a notice dated the Bth (3' July, 1857, stating !hat in cons, quence of the recent large emigra tion to Toronto,and Hamilton, the demand for labourers and me chanics at these places iv, for the present, reduced. lie recommends parties to proceed t., the country districts, and prrticularly to the Cttawa and to the neighbourhood of Belleville, Trenton, t ort Hope, and Cobourg. Mr. Buchanan also specially refers to the urgent applicatir ns be has received for labourers, at high rates of wages, from the township of Otanabee, county of Pe`erborough, and from certain parts of the Cttawa country. Full particulars as to the best route to these districts, as well as the pamphlet of the Canadian Government upon the resour. es of Canada, with maps of the rail ways, showing their connection with those of the United States, continue to be issued graluitous'y to all persons who apply for them, personally or by letter, at the offices of the Grand Trunk Railway Company, 21, Old Broad-street, London, E.C. • 278 I 616 44 1 122 ConmarrfaT Salrli THIS DAY. Tais DAY, the I lth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, Oldhall-street, 59 Frazils of Mocha C 0 F F E E, Apply to GLADSTON & SERJEANTSON, 'Broker& Teas DAY, the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, 250 Bales JUTE, 300 Bandies Fine Bombay HEMP. App7y , to BROWNE, HUNTER & CO., Brokers. TO-MORROW. To MORROW, the 12th ine.t .nt, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's office, 2, Da'e-street, 450 Begs SALTPETRE. Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER & CO., Brokers. To•aoasow, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings, 250 Barrels TURPENTINE, 200 Barrtls RO.IN (part fine). Apply to .1. H. RAYNE rt ss co., Brokers, To MORROW, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's (Mice, 7, Exchange-cliamte:s, 2032 Barrels American TAR, now landing, ex Columbia, in the Waterloo Dock.—Apply to FRANCIS J. EAION, Broker. To-moxitow, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, p3ley-bui'dings, Oldhal-street, 387 Bt!es GAMBIER, now landing, ex Mary Sparks, from Singapo:e, in Prince's Deck.- Apply to JEFFERSOS & TAYLOR, Broker S•— - - THURSDAY On THURSDAY next, the 13:11 instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom, 63 Barrels CLTRii. NTS, ex Meander (s.s.); 50 Do. DITTO, ex Thessalia (s.s ); 61 Do. D'art., ex Moscow (s.s.). Apply to GEO. 13.1.DENACH & eON, Broken• FRIDAY. On FRIDAY next, the 14th instaLt, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' office, Oldhall s reet, 1919 Bundles COIR YARN, ex America, 5 Cwt Loose Do , ex Messenger, landing id Stanley Dock. 15 Tons Loose Bombay HEMP, lust landed ex Bri ish Lion.—Apply to GLADSTONE & SERJEANTSON, Brokere., On FRIDAY next, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, Oldhall-street, 429 BAles JUTE, just landed, ex IJeloochee, In Stanley Dock.—Apply to GLADSTONE & SERJEANTSON, Broker* On FRIDAY next, the 14• h inst., at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, Aps!ey-baddin3s, Oldhall•street, 222 Boxes melt um and large grained PEARL SAGO, Now landing ex Marlaban, from Singapore, Albert Dock.—ApplY '- JEFFERSON & TAYLOR, Brokert, NEXT WEEK. On WEDNESDAY, the 19th iust., at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, Apsley-buildipgs, Oldhall-street, GOO Bales GAIII3IEII, Sound and heated.—Applj to JEFFERSON & TAYLOR, Broke GARDEN SEATS ! GARDEN SEATS ! THE Subscribers have just got to hand a larg e Assortment of GARDEN SE A T S, IN NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS. C. D. YOUNG & CO., C A S T L E-B UI LD I NGS, T , A R CAMERON, ti • WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAKER, 54, SOUTH CASTLE- STREET, LIVERPOOL' MARINE:CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, OR HIRE. SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROMETE R ' CHARTS, &C. PURE PALE CANARY, TWENTY-SIX SIILLLINGS 'PEP, DOZEN. WINES p• AN D ER S 0 14 5,-CASTLE-STE-EET-5. P 0 R T.—Highest class Vintage Wine, five years in bond, and fit for immediate use.... In . . rsannn claw, raw EMI ..... . • • 4 " " CLARET. —St. Julien, four years in batt1e.......... 423 " CANARY, Twenty-Six Shillings per Dozen. } 46s per Doze° MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ROOMS, ANDERSON'S WIRE RIGGING. THE UNDERNOTED VESSELS aro I present BEING FITTED with WIRE RIGGIN of GARNOCK, BIBBY, and CO.'3 Manufacture— Three STEADIERS and Three SAILING VESSELS—Buildit pi John Laird, Esq. 4 Ph JAMES KENNEDY (new Steamer) ..Measrs. T. Vernon and Ship PARSEE MERCHANT builder!. E. Bates, Esq - 411. - - Ship BOGOPA .. Messrs. Blythe and Troughtin, 0 % 6 0. Ship LADY HEAD Messrs. Stuart and Douglas, &fro* NEW 5H1P.. ... NEW SHIP.. ••...... ..... .... .... ....Budding at Yarmoutll94ol. NEW BARQUE. ... NEW SCHOONER Also, a number of VE , SELS being FITTED with WIRE Stits,',o The advantage of WIRE ico PE for SHIPS' RIGGING is ne," A ir generally known needs few comments. It is much lighter— con y ably cheaper—more durable—and less than half the bulk of Pi7e: Rigging. The latter a great advantage in ships beating to " 0 " ward. 0'; CARD of Comparative SIZES —and PRICE LIST—on applies GARNOCK, BIBBY, AND CO., MANUFACTURERS OF IMPROVED PATENT CORDAGE AND WIRE ROTE' SAILMARERS SHIP-CHANDLERS, 36 AND 38, CHAPEL-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MANUFACTORY—WAVERTREE-R0 iD. • ISO A full Assortment of WIRE ROPn , and HEMP, MANILLA, COIR ROPE and HAWSERS always in Stock for Export and 5 11 use. SHIRTS! H E CUIRASS SHIRT? The Exchange Shirt, The improved Shirt, The Scapula Tunic Shirt, The Aleppo Shirt, Fancy Flannel Shirts, Boys' and Youths' Shirts, Are included in the extensive Stock constantly kept at the SHIRT WAREHOUSES, 24 and 26 , BOLD-STREET. P. L. MACTAGGART, ProprielOr" HALF-A-DOZEN well-made SHIRTS for 275, 335, and 39s- COLLARS IN ALL THE NEW SHAPES. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. By British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph. TATTERSALL'S.—YESTERDAY. LATEST BETTING. GREAT YORKSHIRE STAKES. 5 to 2 agst Vidette (taken) ST. LEG ER. 20 to 1 agst Tounament WOLVERHAMPTON RACES..-.YESTERDAY. PRODUCE STAKE.. Shirah 1 I Silonica . .. 2 f Echo • Six ran. , Won easy. PATSUULL HANDICAP. .2 1 S 111 Frid Ida Eight ran. WROTTESLEY HANDICAP. 3 Repute .1 I Trot 2 I M'Donald • • WOLVERHAMPTON BTAKFS. 5 Fisherman .. I Queen 8e55....2 I Tame Deer.... • ' Six ran. LEWES RACES.-YESTERDAY: TRIAL STAKED. Strawberry....l I New Brighton... 2 I Maid of Athens•' `' INNKEFFERS' PLATE Indulgence ....1 I Miss Waters.... 2 j Sea Lark • Eight ran. LEWES GRAND FREE ITANDICAP. • 1 .3 Hobgoblin ....1 I Goblin ,r 2 Romeo ...•• • N • ' ine ran. TWO YEAR OLD STIKES. Pinsticker ..... ...1 I Royal Sovereign ..... .• • • CASTLE STAKES. West End . 1 I Tinwald . Foui ran. LATEST BETTING. 7 to 1 aga Blink Bonny (taken) 13 1 .. Tournament (taken) 25 1 S ratlinaven (Taken) . for ct ' Printed and Published by CHARLES WILLMER, of nv o pti street, at his Genaral Printing and Stationery Establisfa a lso, South John-street, Liverpool. TUESPAY, AUGUST 11, 1857.