Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-31 00:00:00

ITERPOOL POLICE INTELLIGENCE. —Yesterday, ASSAULTS, Master P ,lANSFIELD iel Rigby, a pavior, iolently a commenced ma, as 1 aid of word t assistant him wit houses the rer love al wound Camni Ind he ' some c The C, ter" aga as follow I two ether. P murder ieve Lek him, and got out from hi n. Immediately after Waal , as attacked by all the prisoners beatim 3bb tried to i died lit the prisoner ill to manslatioi John a 661 b. weight, but it re:ii‘te at last captured in Mr. Bak L some hosts ; r had broke ) a pawnsho 31) in Van. A on tli fourth c !day in try return T. The s y at the tin 1, intl examined the sei ing that it was an if mansla aid. the c of an ac I had Co 578, w lalso alleged that he h a d been paid an advance note of £5 i n New Orleans, but as there was_ no evidence -to show that 9 and ,ymeut, i 'ter hear plaintiff en he Wa. g the wa; STD TII s whicl the a etepiers of propert t or N tectural )e rover S arc ead of •ay as connected lOwed to pa e% day next I am, yours, &c., .r..... LONDON .BAILWA the ere la one of the it the one interested c locality ! ! 1 northwa rut also arc ply im ge will be grained Ar. William Browr thought of in sue ble to any per 1 whose lot too late to prevent such a great mg, and that wisdom will I mr Town Council on Wedne J. H. NORTH VOL YR made to tills pockets of the 1 As an I to, I gl sterdav, t the Ca Holyhead it ail miles tx om hing in the pu rnarvon N Till 'TA 2'l s, when reference hlin nro nnn. k for a small circulated Dauer nave to make, bearing upon th kJ 1 peril and danger to which passengers are now - when they arrive and depart from the above named statior The immense increase of both goods and passengm: • • •• the w xbove line of r o usery av be, frequentl is I as best they can, t tentio r, wmch will ioldc from th and d the 'v point of ighthe Midst wes t ) the matter tell upon th Lbject above ilcrcury, on NV c ch, of the ChestE about two 3ress train danger ran forward in the hope of dragging her out of the way , • before he succeeded in erecting this both parties were t cut to pieces by 0- )Nvn d wn by the engine, and e train passing OW of cou the clou Or aue 1' cod, and const them, the ucted upon a plan to suit every purpose, and this I would earnest adopted ad to b Apologising to you for thm 28th May, SIVIMA --IP-- and not for kris. ignorant of ti tions they ma fully. a at tip Boys' CLOTI HOUSEKEI 5, Olio pay Is. Bd. for at any other c and Co SAUNDiRS & CO:, It is a well 1 tessly fo* carried out, and at one rudinfz 4 RUM: ltended I remain T. H. iat the Is appear to be inq demonstra- shallow 'eri ay, 1859 form without t corresi 1 by Thou s. 4d., is better than'you ilishment. ks without one of Saunders Charcoal Filters, cased and Note the addre "time is money' to save the other THE NORTHERN TIMES TUESDAI, MAY 31, 1859 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE There has been a very decidei tone of the Liverpool Cotton ; 1 20 to 1 )5 pound since Friday. Thy 10,000 bales, and included 2 ;ket of fi to 1 and export. By the arrival of ti en for i the Ist N iaga B, to to of the pr MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Monday Evening tilarket to-day, and with an increase in the Amount of- business * Price have improVed fully one-eighth of a penny _ pe: , eculatio TATTERSALL'S.-MONDAY timpeter, taken :..weastle, taken 30 to 1 "Jeave, taken Defender, taken agst ( ed; 1,01 lOGRA TUESDAY, May To close an A. ll.kmpicA for all LATEST BETTING —5 to 2 agst Promised Land, taken 4 to 1 agst Mnsjid, taken; to 1 agst Balnamoon, taker 30 to 1 agst Marionett offered ; 40 to 1 agst ;t Glenlnce, colt, offered agst Hizhway m 1,006 tc Schuloff, tal was strut: OF EPSOM M' he URAI? olds 11b, fo STAKES of 5 sovs cad 1 crPlciir The Wo r two year olds ; col of a mile) ; 43 I Ailest Mr W.l Mr W. I mt of ti 's ety S Hop Merc 2lDame Al 00ar Bet s of 10 sovs each, with 100 ad , es; New Bst 711 MrJ by 1 Mr J Y.C. (three guar W. NeliOn's t; f Grand 3. Mr Park Mr T. P, T's Chirp oc :4i1.01111 Mr Payne's c Tuccio Capt W. H. Cooper's b f Volga Mr Payne's f Queen of the May Mr Copeland's ch f Lady Gros- Mr Payne's cby Voltigeur, dam VetTOT by Cowl „ Mr W. S. Crawfurd's The Gentle' Mr Payne's Nana Sahib Mr W. Pays The Assyrian Mr Roseland's br f Fair Maid of Mr W. Day's b c Bye Ways Kent Mr G. Fleming's hf by M oun t a i n 1 Baron. Rothschild's Restcs • 77 r, ‘7 .' Deer. or Longbow—Calcavella 1 Mr. Saxon's eh c Mixture Mr J. C. S: Quickly Mr E. I Mr Hai it c Bolivar Mr T. Sterc Mr W. Thoi Mr Tute's br f Damc min 1 Mr James's br . c The Spinner Mr Rielzaby's Market Gard( Mr J. La alert's Kim" Edward (paid) • Mr Jc La Mere's b c The Don Baron Rothschild's Sybil (dead) The Rous STARES, a free handicap of 20 sovs each, h ft, with 200 added, for three year olds and upwards; winners of any race after Ma 9 (matches e 51b, or of twa or more races 101 b 1...7 12 I Sweet William 4..7 4 I Black MA Th A TT, vs each, vi lionday night s of a mile). To c LATE 0 )sous ; two year old. 4..6 7 5..6 4 sst 1211 and upwards Bst 71b; mares allowed 51b nd geldings Sib ; winners 51b extra ; half-a-mil Nutfield, 3 Olympus, 6 Kala, 2 yrs ton, 3 3Ts The Sp , Contra: Little C Delis t, 3 i',rs IRatl ag'a Infanta Fearl es: a, 6 Tr.?' I Ardor EPSOM, Monday.—The following horses have arrived —Little Gerard, Excelsoir, Lovett, Enfield, Ealnamoon, Sweet William, New Brighton, Star of the East, Volga, Logic, Accurate, Calcavilla filly, Old Robert, King Edward, Fright, Glenbuck, Orchehill, Lupellus, Pirate, Gamester, Brother to Sydney, Dame Qu;ekly, Weasel, Tease, Phantom, Griffin, Tame Deer, Red Eagle, Brandy Ball, Uralian, _Madame Ristori, Cle manthe, Newstead, Napoleon, Pan, Carlotta; Naughty Boy, Avonbridge, Tilley, Gaspard, Schuloff, Con ductor, lanthe filly, 4, Brown Holland, Lincoln, Mentmore, Vulture, Eltham Beauty, Foreton, Wrestler, Our 13a, Nutfield, Hom 'ooke, Fly-by-Day, Theodora, Mouravieff, Bridecake, }Tighwayman, Tadworth, Minster, Fairplay, Cabardy, Little A;►n Blackmail, V )1e Sta us, Eviction, Ticket-of-Leave, am, Dr 'ern-leaf, Heroine Lowman, Varna, Coalition Donna. Carura, Prelude iza, Wolham, Enfield, Gallus, T] Aston, Balnamoon, Idded bN s excep 9..3,5 The tone;c 1. dome re improvemen ,le th Coast, 1 V estern ith• sha 1 13-1 field and .Lincoln ;les WE Dorted in Easter Counties Midlands 10 13- tiJi, with the final closing quota tions, as follows :—Chester and Birkenhead, 61, 62 ; Caledonian, 77, 774 ; Eastern Counties, 101, 10 : 4 ' • East Lancashire, 85, 86 ; Great Northern, 99, 100 ; Great Western, 53 , 1, 54k; shire and. Yorkshire Stock, 87, 87;4; London and North Western Stock, BS4, 891 ; Ditto one-eighth shares, 1 13-16,1:f d; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 341, 971 ; North Bri 53 ; North Staff North Eastern 70, Berwick, 8 . 04-, 86; York and North Mid Leeds Capital Stock, 421; 19,1, 191 ; Dutch Ithenisl rent lirestern of Canada, 13,1, d; Great Luxeml Trunk of Canada, 8 d ; Do. New 'Share npeter, Robert, Bankrupt, Glenbuck, Gamester, Phantom, Red Eagle, Napoleon, Nimrod, Proinised Land, Defender. Musjid, Gaspard, Glenluce colt, and Newcastle. Doubtful Starters.—Cavendish, Touchwood, Gladiolus, Polonious, Merryman. Marionette, Gracchus, Schuloff, King of Algier and Cynricus. Probable Starters for the Oaks.—Mayonnaise, Lady Kingston, ..kriadne, All and Dover, 61 d Do. New S 5, 51 ; Grand Lombardo-Venetian, 3,24 d. Under the influence of a continuous demand for Stock by the public, and growing confidence, the London Stock Markets gain strength daily, and Consols, which opened firm this morning at the closing quotations, soon advanced, and continued to improve until the final close, when they were quoted at 93 to 931, for both Money and the Account, being an advance of about a half per cent. upon Saturday's closing prices. Other Public Securities finally closed as follows : --Three per Cents.. 92, 921 ; Bank Stock, 220, 222 ; Exchequer Bills, Large and Small, 18, 22 pm. The London Share Market has not only steady, and prices firm, but there has been a tendency to an improvement in quotations, and a fair amount ofbusiness has been done, the market closing very firm at the highest point of the day, as follows : —Amber gate, 51, 51 ; Caledonians, 761, 77; Ditto Preference, 99, 101; Eastern Counties, 53, 54 ; East Lan cashire, 84, 86 ; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 70, 72 ; Great Northern, 99, 101 ; Ditto A, 80, 82 ; Ditto B, 127, 132 ; Great Westerns, 53, 54 ; Lancashire rd Yorkshire, 87, 88 ; Brighton, 109, 110 tern, 88, 89 ; South Western, 88, 89; North IN Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, '34, 35 ; Midland, 961, 971; North British, 521, 531 ; Pre ference, 106, 108; North Eastern—Berwick ' 86, 861; Leeds Northern, 431, 44 ; Yo r k, 701, 70k ; North Stafford, 5, 41; South Eastern, 63, 64 ; Turkish Sixes, 66, 67 ; Ditto Fours, 101, 103 ; Great Western of Canada, 131„ 141 ; New, 61, 6 ; Trunks, 81, 84. The Coin Markets continue to drop, and are fast receding to the point at which they stooll before the commencement of the war. At Mark-lane, to-day, under the influence of large supplies, and only a moderate demand, holders of wheat, in order to effect had to submit to a decline of from 2s. to 3s. er, and other articles were lower in pro- r quart portion We have private odvices from Alexandria (Egypt), of the Bth of May, from which we quote as follows : .n intelligence has caused an advance in ti values of all commestibili with a decline in Cotton, the recent sales of which staple have been at prices $ll to $2 below those obtainable on this day month. Cotton since the 9th instant has been altogether neglected, the one or two enquirers who are trying to complete orders and offering $9 to $9 . 3,- find a great difficulty in persuading holders, many of whom have withdrawn their stocks, and the largest dealers are shipping freely to Liverpool; on the 10th, 830 canters of El-Hama Pasha sold at auction in 3 lots at $lO to $lO-2-, equal to 6 13-16 d. to 61d per lb. fo. b. The receipts from the interior continue regular, which must keep up a good stock in the port, but a great proportion of native dealers are now in a position to be able to wait for a more favorable moment to realise, or can procure facilities for shipment to the Liverpool market. Flax : The few holders have reeentls , come to terms with buyers, by reduc ing their demands. Wheat : This morning the first arrival of new Saidi (about 200 ards.), but of poor quality, being dirty and much mixed with barley, sold at ps. 86. There are about 20,000 to 25,000 ards. of old remaining in store for which holders ask ps. 85 to 90, whilst buyers could b found at ps.. 83 to 85 for good quality. The daily arrival are generally very much weevelled, and scarcely supply th , consumption. Beans : The new are of about 500 ardebs arriving Co the extent lish market The quality is s years hough from Boston, has About 8,0001. in bar gold was, on Saturday, sent into the Bank, in addition to another parcel of 25,600 sovereigns received by the Ottoman Bank, from Constantinople. At least 30,000' more are known to be on the way, and the influx is expected On the Ist of August will take place the annual drawing of the bonds of the Turkish Six per Cent. Loan of 1854. The amount of the sinking fund is 1 per cent. per annum. Considering the existing depreciation of the stock in the market, the bonus to the persons whose bonds shall be drawn will be In Dyncoods, 50 tons Honduras Log-wood at £4 17s 6d to £5 ; 15 tons Jamaica ditto at £3 15s 25 tons Red Sanders -1 15s to £5 ; and 8 tons Honduras Fustic at £8 wood a 6(1 per ton Nothing doin the Saltpetre to of Soda rtised for auction to- Shia Bark, at A. at L 8 1.5 s per G.L.B. Sumac at 121 Oils. Small sales of Palm at restric quarte IfiTTON 11 .e the cttiot e adverts Coc il: Lignea macli g A. card Coffee ranean a a Pernambuco reported sold f ) transactions reported on'the spot, This article is in fair demand. A. fair amount. of business done at v( news tally str )n 31 sold at 47s 1; refrac LONDON CORN MARKET.—MAY 30. The supplies of foreign wheat and oats were large, of barley small; weather hot. English wheat : KentisY sold at 2s to 3s decline, and the same progress made witi the Essex at the same reduction since Monday last Foreign not pressed, but no doubt buyers could operate a 2s decline. Floating cargoes: Next to no arrivals. Tbl Ic took place on the a large Ghirka carg 49s 6d. Flour : Unsatisfactory for all qualities. Indian corn: No arrivals, and we hear of very little inquiry on passage. Barley :• A - fair sale off stands, and off coast cargoes wanted. Rye firmer. Peas and beans in moderate demand, at late rates: Oats quite unaltered; the supply gives ample choice. BOROUGH HOP MARKET:— MAY 30. Nearly all kinds of bops command an active speculative inquiry, but we have n 6 further advance to notice in the quotations. The show of samples is very moderate. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET MAY 30 The supplies of beasts, sheep and lambs were very large ; of calves and pigs only moderate. All kinds of stocks were excessively dull in sale, at a decline in the quotations generally of fully 2d per 81bs. Beef, 3s to 4s 6d ; mutton, 3s 4d to ss; lambs, 5s to 6s; veal, 3s 8d to ss; pork, 3s to 4s 2d per 81bs, &c. Beasts, British 4,180, foreign 140; sheep and lambs, British 25,770, foreign 2,050 ; calves, British 210, foreign 150 ; pigs, British 200. LONDON TALLOW MAEKET.-MAY 30 The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 52s 3d net cash ; Petersburgh Y.C. on the'spot; 54s 3d ; June, Ms 3d; July, .555; August and September, 55s 3d; October to December, 55s 6d. LONDON WOOL SALES.—MAY 30. The sales held by Messrs. Edenbourgh to-day have been fairly attended by buyers. For nearly all wool there. has been a steady demand, and In somewhat firmet ever, small -MAY 30 at. irin I ham, to 5-.4d The quantity taken f - LONDON MINING -. In the mining market this . morning - bas;ness v..n.st Wheal Russ,' Shares in th., nd are marked in the Stoc Edward have been dealt in at transactions in shares in Wheal S West Caradon. LONDON MONEY MARK KT.—MAY 30 Consols opened firm at 924 to 92k, and soon after advanced to 921 to 921„ at which price they were very firm Shares very firm at an advance of about 1 per cent. are inquired for Whea ,nge 10i, and 10-4- • • CORK CORN MARKET.—MAY 30, Barley, 14s ; oats, 14s 2d to 16s Bd. CORK BUTTER MARKET Firsts, 106 s; seconds, 106 s ; thirds, 89s fifths, 645. 1,200 in market. fourths, 80s GLASGOW CORN MARKET.—MAY 30. Market dull. No inquiry, and no transactions report( We believe nothing was done. GLASGOW IRON MARKET.—MAY 30. Market steady. No. 1,47 s 9d to 48s ; warrants, makers iron, and No. 3,47 s 6d to 47s 9d. HOW TO STOP WAR-- Put the Royal Reprobates in the fropt of the battle, and there let them do as Norman William proposed to Harold before GOOD MEDICINE! CHEAP COFFINS! YELLOW B UTTE R!! ! y has written to the Butterman—protest i you will the other art DVICI TO JOHN BULI You will find it do you good Clime way First—'Twill soothe your mind ; - Third —"I will prevent the Continental' thieves getting their hands in. ADVICE TO TIIE PUBLIC ;his hot weath Bring something to put your butter in, during SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. HIGH WATER. Morn. Even. He __JO 27.... 10 48 .. lb Calm —Calm, I 'V E D acoba Johanna lolyrooa New 0: He LIFAX, May 19 le Dryad, Chambers dlight con ias experien The A GRAVES] }lavannah ND, May 30 Antwerp DEAL, SAIL honk I ( utina.(:.tPetersburg MAILITIII Hay 16.—A navy of the Gataluna, The JEtna, don., Free— Euphrates, robaga EXTRACTS ) with ry win Ynne: f London to Gibraltar Asja, Barbado, dom, to Bombay ; Black Swan, to London to Genoa; The„mis. SI to St. Kits Saund can, F, for Demerara QUEENSTON IVN. ~~ Plymontl STOWN, May 30 Arrived John's Roseneath, Auld )1 ti v. Assistaaux insta Antonio on th d : The Fortuna, for the Baltic Arrived and Pass, {au, London t Sailed: 'llarmonie, for Liverpool , L, May 30. from Halifax ril;- had h March ed: The Camilla, M.S. Urgent, from Ma'rmion, from $%. DUBLIN, May 30.—Arrived : - Elizabeth, from Jar Candidate, Dunkirk. Sailed : Duke of 'rnwall London. BELFAST, Sailed : Marl GREENOCK w (ss), Neiv York in Int lon 7.. Levant, hen ..John Stewart, Liverpool .. to Calcutta New. Orleans to rl, Lancaster to St John, s to Liverpool 30.—Arrived : Aurora (ss), from London. n. for Memel; Magennel, Archangel. 30. - Arrived : Georgiana, and Glas- Killarney (s), Nantes. _ _ N, 86 W 25 N. 84 W N, 59 W N, 83 IV May 1.. Chiefu N.B 2 .. Arno, New Orle ..Monmouth FOREIGN PORTS Bolton, Colter, Acme, from GI hence at Philadelphia from M off Wa Guy Mannerinp„ Jacquelina and Elizabeth, hen( Avery Jellard, hence at Anjer fo Julia Miller, from London, and Forest from Bahia, both at Anjer for Hong Kong. 10.. Cultivator, N Orleans to Liverpool. 40 N, 64 W 18. John Bright, hence to New York.. 46 N, 40 W 29.. Africa (s), hence to New York Emma, Underwood, fi•om Melbourne at'Batavia Cearney, from Foo ih 'Thompson, B 1 Star of the Union, Stall 11. B. J. Biker it, Parl J. A. Westervelt hence at Highlar ;' and C of the Sea, Gardner rn, F aalvon, Morris Mary, Rowlands, from Bangor ; and The Dukes ;san - - both at I —both at Arazo (s) ;), from .enlon, and Borussia (s) Great North John Barbot from Haniburgl Cape Race, ay 15. hence at Quebec May 17 )n, hence at St. 'John, Y.B. John, Y.B. Alexander, Strand, hence at St. Sohn, N.B, Delhi, from London, at St. John, N.B. Eliza, Wlcenzie a Pirrie, rtnd Per Wise ; • Bonta, M'Leod ; Vigilant, Rob Robertson—all hence at Halifax. Compromise, hence at Halifax 11th Ma deaths from small-pox, and would sail the 12th fm York. with five Pizarro, hence at Honolulu, in 121 days Tit Bit, Hannah, hence at Para. Amelia, and Mary Crocker, hence at Boy Oncanasta, Hatfield, from Callao at Baltimore Montezuma, Ashcroft, hence at M Ba (ss), Little. hence at,H Jules Marie, Crussi Kron Princess Louise (ss), from Ale] May 11, and cleared for Liverpool. Demetrius (ss), Young, hence at Gibraltar May 19, and cleared for Malta. 2gre May 26 hence at Brest to M hence at G ibraltar May from Malta at Alexandria May 17 sailed from Alexandria tnjer to April 7, or Liverpool, ailed from Cuxhaven for cilmira (ss), Latiglaud Arcadia (ss), Cl: Imperatrice Eli for Liverpool May 8 Grace in Batavia, March 30 Avery, Jellard, hence at A Oliver Moses, Otis, hence Off N ne, Labour, May 26 Vriendseb ap, Sterrenbr Irawarb largo t , 41-1 Bilboa Boston Rouen . Revel D6rdrecht itANG CITy COIL itecomt II the Liverpool, Ma Liven lay 25. May 24 .n . ie and Margaret, Davies, saile 1 MEW 25. - - nercule, Glasel Brilliant, Johns, I Mary Mann, hone at Brest May 17, Phoenix, quip, sailed from Antwerp for Liver John and Robert, Parry, sailed from Dunkirk for Lis Ma ..o. Zion Hill, Griffiths, hence at St. Naza lay 25 a. to the Lynch 3n which thy lit was plaintiff was di: the wlgilo voyage. It vas omen who rely thiev( an lay tl e youths, r Join ref 's Nac cook on board ME at New Or his duties until th charged The (VI lazy, and iacomf ia, airi v 19th of )1a 'ence, was, tt ;eat durilli old clot A Geor - - - et had been plt to watch, and le of c invaluable a liberal di consequently IG, Part in heifanefiori than t benefit of thi some of its ef glass that has nc potei than in any other can be lon )viated without 1 in looki ng in at his LiverpoOl, and all intei T. flail [-street - onseut fr ee on None are genuine, except beam Hall," ;ially, a s who. fitable ad Co. illbw a, and )e said to zs of li erwise restoring tone and L INVENTION Of cases Aterv, Aster, &C ye seen conger in that part no house cheap, an :nt for its sale themselves by rent for Liverpool, E. d in 'bottles, is each N. 8.--- "E. T )lem, R Little Agn€ If I mistake not, the following will be found very good The Woodcote Stakes—LunePus. mile—Little Gerard The Rous Stakes—Black Mail. The Ileatheote Plate—Theodora ND OF THE MAN IN THE MOON M. executes Commissions all the principal Rac five per cent erpool: m'receipt of Cash or Post-office order. A. M. w winnings, charging a Commission of Address A.M., NORTHERN TIMES OM AMUSEMENTS IN LIVERPOOL a•ning until ten at night. Ails, uarante Open from ten in the -Work exhibition rt to Q inclndinz Willian Victoria lords, eminent statesmen princesses, dukes warriors, poets, divines; also all the most noted personages of the past and present ages, &c. Allsop's sculpture galleries, containing upwards of 3,000 statues, selected from all parts of the world, varying from five to twenty feet in height. Allsop's dioramic, ' panoramic cosmoramic, s and stereoscopic views of intense interest Allsop's musical promenade. The above attractions are now combined, forming one large establishment, in the immense and magnificent' building known as the Teutonic-hall, next door but one to the County Court, Lime-street, Liverpool, and nearly opposite the Adelphi Hotel, and is open to the public at 6d each ; children under ten. years of age, 3d each. Mr. Allsop's exhibition his been pronounced by the press of Liverpool, London, and elsewhere, to be the most perfect, superbly magnificent, and largest establishment in the world; a fact that cannot possibly be contradicted. Be sure to observe the name, "Allsop," at the entrance. Sole proprietor, Mr. Allsop. and the remi steamer of the than of lat 6s. 3d. to 6s. 6d. to 6; alteration has occurred s to-day showed a renewed tendency to im am' closed H to per cent. higher than provement, esterd ay. In the other markets decided firinne;'s likewise prevailed._ Scarcely any discount business was done at th Bank, their rate being prohibitory. The demand for silver for the East has revived, and the remittances by the steamer of the 4th of June are expected to be larger than of late. The Paris Bourse has 'exhibited occasional symptoms of a less favourable tendency, which is attributed - to rumours that the tenor of the recent French manifesto— nd Vienna to open denary for silver 'or the East has revive tances by the Calcutta and China Ith of June, are expected to be larger The Exchange at 'Calcutta has risen psi from 6s 24,-cl. to At Hong Kong little he one' issued in Tus, ulrbetween the Courts of St. Petersliurgh Daily News City Artiste . tble Bank return, mid the further imprc Saturday Eveuilig PAris Bourse, caused th English Funds this mornin id arterwards .tx t £BOO advance in bar t into the Bank to-day The report that M bout to proceed frOm 11 to ft Germanic Confed( according to some views, to strengthen the supposition of a possible compromise, at no 'distant date, by' means- of Russian agency, - to terminate ti present war.— Times City Articl e , Siztitr y Evening, LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—MAv 30. Colonial, etc: The business in Sugar on the spot is confined to 2,000 bags'Paraiba, in bond, at 20s 9d; but two cargoes of Pernams have been sold afloat for the Medi terranean, of which the particulars have not transpired. Nothing has taken place in Molasses or afee Of Rum, 70 puncheons Demerara have changed hands at rather steadier rates, The _nice market is quiet, but holders are very firm. BEEF, BREAD, BACON, case, the Butters "No advanc 6 No, s have b, AND PORK, r: ance the - Flee of the yellow but which is Ls, the nineteenth part of TTERAIAN KELLY, THE Bu TOP OF WILLIAMSON- Sells Butter twelve hours daily, from Seven to Seven Two coin •SQUARF lies from each regiment in garrison at Ports= Bred to be placed under canvas at Browndown mouth are ord for rifle prude( For some months past considerable dissatisfaction has been manifested by the numerous bodies of sawyers ern:. ployed in her Hajesty's dockyard, Woolwich, from - the excessively low rate to which the scale of prices has been reduced by order of the Board of Admiralty, insomuch that their weekly receipts at task work, from seven o'clock in the morning to half-past seven in the evening, inclUding the extra allowance for the purchase and supply of saws, files, and other necessary tools, never exceeds £3 per pair of men under the greatest exertion ; the upper man, who is responsible for the supply of the tools, receiving £2, and the under man £l. Many complaints and appeals 'hav( been repeatedly made to the officials of the yard, but with. . . out the - desired effect. On Friday • the whOle of the men employed in the timber inspector's department, after receiving their weekly pay, amid much grumbling an clamour, retired to their respective poqs and unanimous., resolved to strike from work. Mr. Sturdee, master ship wright of the yard, was appealed to by the inspector of the departmcnt, but they persisted in a determination to yield to .no persuasion nor promises short. of a redress to their grievalces, and remained, to the number of upwards of 100, iu a: surly mood the whole of the afternoon without work, retiring at the usual hour, on the gates being thrown open, A telegraphic order was capected 'in the_ evening from the Admiralty prOpioSing some suitable arrangement, as tha demand made by the men was held to be not unreasonable, but the result was not made' known, I one great c immediate neighbourhood, It who hold 'possession of the have intercepted the small I.( ad wer are maki s on its way down d are interfering It is fear fter our evacuation of the city it the rebels have been towards Canton ilases are Made of our imports sed in Canton itself and the s reported that the rebels a districts quantity of this with the cultiv !se that im will be seized by.the rebels province of Kwang-. difficalty;.bu e provin )W there is no determined Yeh or to intimidate the ret s by it s in the event of • the foreign troops being with- CONVERSATION IN 1840. —lt is interest sation in 1840 nd wh would be tolerated _ among intellig who would have us I ye that the ponderous erudition of past generations is distasteful to u I; only by t ;oucli-an , To bittertly frivolousness of the modern mind, a n error discourses which charmed audience - are to us tolerably borin with platitud with' fete, that._ is, which have passed and repassed tliro Rh the popular - mind, till they' have assumed th appearance or , l - f-evid ut truths and fundamental axioms, which it is waste of time to spend words on. And time ha t s so wonder fully risen in value And though there are more than ever men whose discotirse might be instructive and profitable to their associates, the universality of the habit of reading prevents conversation from being turned into a lecture. Those who have matter worth communicating can do so more effectually, and to a larger audience, by Means of the pen ; and those willing to be instructed can make them selves masters of the thoughts of others far more satisfac torily by the medium of a book.—ltalian Wunten. By T. lA. Trollops, by time in c Office: Expri Itedfe Antes been tla , ;s( norm PLIEA, from