Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-02 00:00:00

dzinm aria! (salits THIS DAY .Uffice, Ex.c1167 ce Exchange-street East SPERM' OIL, jun., from Ne - ri York.--, This Day, the 2nd instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 11, Oldhall-street, 25 Sorons',Turkey GUM SORTS, Apply to FERGUSON, HORSLEY, & CO., Brokers 2nd September, at One o'clock, at the This Da Apply to Messrs Sales Egyptian COTTON RAGS. JOHN L. BOWES & BROTHER Brokers' Office, 2,000 Bales JUTE. T. and J. Broeklebank, Merel - ants ; or to T. & 11. LITTLEDALE Or CO., Brokers This Day, the 2nd September, at Twelve o'clock, at Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street, 100 . Bales Bombay HEMP, ex Hilton, in Stanley Dock• RIIEA FIBRE, ex City of Manchester. Manilla HEMP, ex Reporter• & CO., Brokers. BROWNE, HUNTER, Apply to This Day, the 2nd September, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 11, Oldhall-street, 7 Bales WOOLLEN RAGS, ex Euphrates. Will be open for inspection in our Warehouse, Pownall-street Apply to FERGUSON, HORSLEY, & CO., Brokers. This Day, the 2nd instant, at Twelve o'clock, at York-buildings, 20 Tierce! 1 JamaicaCOFFEE, 7 Barrels 3 Barrels BEES' WAX, ex Wilhelmina, in Wapping Dock.—Apply to PATTINSON & CLARK, Brokers Postponed till Fri:lay nesti, the 2nd September. On account of whom it may concern. This Day, the 2d September, at half-past One o'clock, at thi Broker's Office, Corn Exchange-buildings, Brunswick-street, Concluding Sale of Salvage, from the late fire at the North A Quantity of FLOUR, RICE, ie., Also, several Pairs of MILLSTONES, and a large quantity of FRENCH BURRS.- Can- be inspected on the morning of sale.---For other particulars apply to H. H. GOLDING, Broker. Qx account of whom it may concern. s Day; 'the 2nd September, at One o'clock, at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildings, Liverpool, About 70 Packages of very valuable Dainaged MANUFAC TURED GOODS, consisting of Stuffs, Printed, Dyed, Grey and White Cottons, Crossovers, Counterpanes, Hosiery, Blankets, Ladies' • Felt Hats,_ Haberdashery, &c. ; 280 Boxes Soap, 25 eases School Slates, Hardware ; atiOut 100 Bags Rice, Soda Ash, Blacking, Currants, Corks, 28 Barrels Bottled Ale, 6 Bales Goats' Hair, &c., saved from the Wreck of the Harlequin, Liverpool to Montreal. At same time , 78 Pieces Cotto2s, landed from the Miseltoe. All lying at the Sheds for Wrecked Goods, north-east side Prince's Dock.—For further particulars apply to PARCIVA - , CAMPBELf, de CO., Brokers to the Liverpool Underwriters' Association On account of whom it may concern. This Day, the 2ad September, at One o'clock, at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildings, • A Quantity of Damaged MANUFACTURED GOODS, namely—about 50 Packages MANUFACTURES, • 300 Packages Sundry HARDWARE, 30 Cases CHEESE, • 25 Bales PAPER, 37 Bundles IRON WIRE, 4a Cases GLASS, 400 Packages SODA, BLACKLEAD, &c., &c. (To which will be added Sundries as they arrive.) Ex Harlequin (wi eeked,) hence for Montreal, &c. • Lying at the ticul ars apply to Messrs. Allan tsrotners ana uo. ; or to S. nurroN & NEPHEW, Brokers for Salvage To be followed oy Sales of Iron, Canada Plates, Earth( On account of whom it may concern, 2nd ing.tant_ t thn PH bile! Salprn 170 Boxes Tin • PLAT ES, 10._. ~ _ Terne ~ . damaged, ex Harlequin; lying at the Wreck Shed, north end Princes' Dock.—Apply to : S. DUTTON & NEPHEW, Beokers for Salvage. NEXT WEEK . . . -On Monday next, the sth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at thi Broker's Office, 3, Exchange-alley North, Chapel-street, 135 Bags Baltimore BARK, all faults, open foe inspection in Lindsay's Warehouse, New Quay.— APPIy to THOMAS SILL, Broker. On Monday next, the sth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 3, Exchange-alley North, Chapel-steeet, 4 Bales FIBRE, ex Compeer, from New Orleans.—Apply to Messrs. Wakefield. Nash, and Co., Merchants; or to THOMAS SILL. Broker On Tuesday next, the 6th September, at Twelve o'clock, at the ' Broker's Office, 3, Exchange-alley, North Chapel-street, 30 Bales Italian HEMP, ex Layard.---Apply to Messrs. Mahler, Brothers, and Sultz berger. Merchants; or to THOMAS SILL,: Broker. On 'Wednesday, the 7th September, at Twelve o'clock, at BrOpine, Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street. 600 I}ajey Bombay MADDER ROOTS, 450 Bags SAOO •UR. BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers. Apply to By order of the Mersey Dock Estate.—Overtime Goods sold for charges. of whom t edaesdap next, the 7th September, at One o'cloel Brokers' Saleroom, 18, Chapel-street, 25 Bags SUGAR and SCRAPINGS, 3f) Bales COTTON and PICKINGS, • 6 Bags RICE and SWEEPINGS; AO Bales JUTE and Damaged, k, at the TRATE OF SODA, OIL, FUSTIC, LOGWOOD, FIBRE TEA, PEPPER, PIASSAVA, EAU DE COLOGNE, &c. in the Albert Dock Warehouses.—For further particular DANIEL C. BUCHANAN & CO., Brokers. On Thursday, th .t Twelve o'clock gal INlitG( Consisting of goo:a Consum Thomas and John Brockle' Apply to Messr :k bock ;antine For inventories apply to _ DAVID CANNON, SONS, St. CO. a3l K, and CO CURRY, KELLO( BROKERS FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE: :644,*, OF SHIPS AND STEAMERS, SHIP VALUERS, jpl.,,, , `PA AND APPOINTED BROKERS TO THE HIGH i...LKE , r - : COURT OF ADMIRALTY, Walmer-buildings, W at e r - s t r e e t . (On (saie Poly to lATIC ACID. - SONS, & JEFFREY MONETARY AND COMMERCIAI THURSDAY EVENING. The demand for Cotton remains very quiet. The sales to-day were 8,000 bales, including 2,000 on speculation and for export. In the Liverpool Share Market to-day there has been a fair business done, at prices which at one time showed an advance ; afterwards, however, there was a quiet demand, and prices were not so good. Some large buying orders of a speculative character have been brought into the market to-day, and prices of the most current Stocks have advanced from /to per cent. The tone at the close, however, was hardly so good, and at the finish prices were slightly .below the highest point. The Market for the Public Funds and Securi ties was rather dull to-day, and with only a moderate business doing prices declined. Consols for Money and the Account closed at 05a to 951, Exchequer Bills 21 to 24, and the New Threes at 961- to 96;1. In the London Railway Share Market to-day there was very little business done, but prices were well .sustained. The closing prices will be found below. With respect to the Wool Trade, quote the monthly circular of Messrs we may Hughes 1 and Ronald— The public sales of fine colonial Wools have continued our last, and were - brought to a close yesterday At the commencement, an average! advance sales; which, with slight intermission, has - been well maintained throughout, the final quotations even show in.' some further improvement, particular_y iu Combing Wools, the rise in which is as much as 3d. per lb. The French have operated freely, and have secured most of the finest flocks; for other parts of the • continent the purchases have only ben on a limited scale. The low Wool sales in London take place, to-day and to morrow, and, as the quantity is only small 1,300 bales East India, and 1,300 bales sundries), we do not look for any change in value. While buyers Are engaged at the London sales, business in this market is necessarily `stricted to some extent, but - *lit to res, __ when these are broup. a close we look for considerable activity, and prices of all descriptions of foreign and colonial are firm. There has been a moderate inoniry for Ragt.l;,, at fi,ll Oporto Lambs' have been in request, but there has not been much doing in long fleece. *Egyptian is very sale able, and good _ white fleece commands very extreme kr,vaasaaut, alt ucuauiiu, yar!Lcuittrly gooi combing parcels, which are scarce. A fair busi ness has been done in Iceland WOols, from 113 d. to 120. per lb. Washed Peruvian is in fair demand, at previous rates. There has been a 'good deal of inqiiiry for Alpaca, the sales amounting to 5;000 ballots, at fo r m er rates. quotations. Buenos fkyr2s M'oo's are again engaging more attention, parti cularly the better qualities, and there is also more de mand for lower kinds._ Cordova is in fair request at our quotations. English and Irish : After the very active business of the last few months, at constantly, advancing prices, it isnot surprising that a temporary hjll has taken place, which we predicted would be the case when pur chasers got well into stock. Notwithstanding this has now lasted for several weeks, it is only in exceptional cases that purchases can be made at id. per lb. decline. Scotch : Cheviot has met with fair- inquiry, but laid Highland is still rather quiet.. Sheepskins The great want of stock is very much complained of,-and, in con sequence, anything on the spot commands extreme rates. The Corn Market to-day was rather dull, and Wheat, Flour,. and Indian Corn, were offered at lower prices, without leading , ' to aO.- buiness. ohair can be rem. Messrs. Brown, Hunter, and Co. rep'ort on the state of trade— During the past fortnight there, has been no amend ment in the position of our. Produce Markets ; almost every article has been very dull,. and buyers have exer cised great'eaution in their operations. The Conference at Zurich appears to make but little progress in settling the Italian question. The Russian and Indian Leans have been both offered since 'our last circular ; the toes not meet wit i much favou whilst for atter t ....e bidding's far exceeded the require ments of government upon its own terms. • The Board of Trade Returns just published, show a. very considerable increase in the export of British and hiAr manufactures for the sew the 31st of. July were 'as follows, —Raw s coif( 4553 lbs ation to notice in the Baii The' Imports of Gold and past rno evening Alfred CL1,979. NORTNERN DAILY TIMES. 95 to I, formoney, and 951 toy for the 7th Se'ptem ber. The present quotation is " sellers.," both for ,money 'and the account. Bank stock 225 ; the Three Der Cents: has been CORK CORN AIARKET.---S EPTIWBEIt White Wheat, 18s. to 225. ; lied, Us. 6d. to 21s. 6d the last th;ee months 's6s. 6d. 'to 565. on the 81), The following appeared in a part of our impr of yesterday . . - • THE MONEY MARKET., ' (From the Daily News City Article), - WEDNESDAY EVENING.—The new Indian Loan has also advanced I per cent. owing to the limited stippfy stock.. . . In the other departments of the Stock Exchange the tendency was likewise favourable. This -was settling day in the Share and Foreign Stock Markets. , Thodeiaand for money to-day was againniore active, the rate for the' beat bills being . 2Z. to 2' per cent The sum paid on account of the Indian- Loan; nstead of .being limited to about a million, viz., say 20 per'cent..on £5,000,000, was £1,600,090. It follows that £BOO,OOO stock has agreeably been paid up in full in advance of the regular instalments. A notification - from the Russian Government an- nounces that the 'entire loan of £12,000,000, has been subscribed for. This result is partly due to the large subscriptions made in Russia. •, (From 'the Times City Article.) WEDNESDAY EVENING.—The re-action of per cent. on the Paris Bourse had no influence on the opening price . of Consols, and the market was subsequently . Strong:. - In - the new Indian Loan much greater a•Aimation prevailed; the transactions were large and numermis, at a fresh advance of more than t per cent. At one time the quotation was 2 prem., and the closing official' price Was 14- to 2. At' the Bank, to-day, there was an increase in the applications for discount. The amount of thq Indian Loan paid up' in full, yesterday, was about £700,000. There were no bullion operations of any important at the Bank to-day. . The . £50,000. by the Teutonia ha 4 been' taken for'the Continent. The Avon has arrived from Australia with 45,8880z5. of gold, valued at about £183,000. The Railway. Market continues to improve. A fresh advance of to l per cent. has taken' place in most of . the leading .- English Stocks,. the tendency at th e 'eltose being very firm. • • The fluctuations in Consols, which,. in July, were to the' extent of 34 per cent., have, during August, been only 11 per cent., and the general operations cf the month have resulted in establishing a rise of exactly 1 per cent., although there has been no material change in foreign quotation* . It may therefore be assumed that the confidence of the country, in the probable avoidance of the difficulties, has increased in proportion to the vigour displayed with regard to-the national defences. In railway securities many kinds show a further im provement of about 3 per cent., but in sonic cases the quotations have been stationary, or fiat. THE TALLOW TRADE The _Daily News says a telegram fro:n St. Peters burg quoted the exchange on London at 31.16 d. The price of tallow had risen to. 541 s.r. on the spot, and 55 for September ; but the market was extremely un settled in consequence of a statement that the Russian speculators have made arrangements for receiving the tallow warehoused, and throwing it upon the London market. MANCHESTER SHARE MARKET.—SEPT, 1. Leeds, 981 y 9 ; Eastern Counties, 11 7-16 ; Loiidons, 95 1 - Midlands, 105 k. ; Triintis, 8 11-16 ; Dovers, 23.3-16 ; Sheffields, 36k. - METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.—SEPT. 1. ' Fair supplies of BeaSts, Sheep, and LaMbs were on sale here to-day, but the show of Calves was less exten sive. For each kind of stock there, was a good demand. Beasts, Sheep, and Lambs realized the extreme rates of Monday, and Calves further advanced 2d per 81bs Pigs fully maintained previous quotations Beef 2s 10d to 4s 8d I Veal Mutton, Lamb . ,3s 4d to-s 2d • 4s 8d tofis Od 3s 8d to In 2d .3s 2d to 4$ at 4, 1 Bibs. TOTAL. SUPPLY. 1100 ' Calves foreign ... ..... 250 foreig: Sheep and Lambs ... 9500 ' Pigs „ „ foreign... 1200 Cows BOROUGH HOP MARKET, -SEPT. 1 Main.- will become pretty general on M on d a y nex t. About 70 pockets of new Hops, from Kent and Suss?x, on offer at from' 80s to 110 s per cwt. Yearlings are very dull. . - TO COURESPONDENTS. Under no circumstances can we insert communications not accompanied by the author's real name and address, not necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. Short letters' are encourag•ed on matters of public Interest They should be legibly written on one side of the paper only, FRIDAY, S_EPTE3IIIER 2, ,1859, THE DAY'S NEWS sidered address of M. de Morn 1. A. Pey rat in the Pre who, in a fair:Spirit of diseusSinii; unfolds some :(-4 ie Alm French p teals with the sulii .t in at the NeW Three per 'Cents. the New Indian :Loan, at . 94t0 ; t 991 to India Bonds, at 3s. dis. ; and Exchequer Bills, at `2ls. to 245. prem. The scrip pf the new Russian Loan has been-placed this day on the Stock Exchange list, and is offi cially marked 4 1 to '7, prem. Otherforcign stocks have met with more business to-day, and in several' instances, including Peruvian, !Mexican, Spanish, and Turkish bonds, the tendency of prides is decidedly upwards. Reduced, at 961 to at 9,64 to - THE P.UNDS Consols, Money , 95 — CLOSING PRICES. Bank Stock... .223. I Three per Cents 96k • „ Account 95i ti Exchequer Bills 21 4 ItIILWAY SHARE Amb. Not. &E. J. 6k Caledonians . . . . 86 Dutch Rhenish . Eetstern'Counties. 57 ,-CLOSING PRICES. Gt. S. and West.lo3 , 5 Laneas. & York.. 95 L. &N. Western 941 5 L. and S. West'n 92 1 31 Leeds Northern.. 44 Man. Shoff. & Lin 361 Miajand 5t0ck...1051 1, North British ... 601 1+ N. Staffordshire.. IS.E. & Dover .. 761 71 York, New. & Bet. '894 90 York & N. Mid.. 721 East Lancashire Edinhurgh&Glas 74 Great Northern 1014- /, A . 85 Gt. Westerns. .. . 601 G. Wes. of Canada 142- Gd. Trnk. of Caa. 81 LIVERPOOL STOCK EXCHANGE.—=SEPT. 1 The following are the closing prices : Ches. & B'head 781 xd 781 N.Stafford 41 4d Caledonian Stock 86 86+ N. E. Ber. c. Stoic 89+90 E.Counts.ll 5-16 ad 117-16 York capital Stck ..71+ 72 , 1- E. L. Stock .... Leeds Stock 44 44+ G. N. Stock ..101 xd 103 S. Eastern ~ . . 23k 231. Great Westerns. . 60+ 61 Dutch Rhenish '.. s+d Lan. and York .. 981 99 Gt. Luxembourg =.'6l xd La. &Nor. West. 941 xd 95 G. T. Canada .. . . 84 8 a , L-sbares .". Ixd 15-16d` G.W.Canada : . 141 15 M. S. and Lincoln 36 1 363 „ new shares 51 s+d Midland Stock 195 xd 105- ; !: Lomb.-Venetian . l4id2p Nor. British Stock 601 61 „ new shares Prices have sustained an advance to-day, hut close a little below -the highest point. . . . LIYERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—SEPTEM B E R 1." The Cotton Market continues without change, and a fair business has been transacted at old rates. The sales, including 90:Pernambuco, at 81d.; 130 j Bahia, at 71d. to 8d ; 100 Egyptian, at Bd. to 9d.. and.soo Surat, at 40. to . 154 d., are reporzed 8,000 bales, of which 2,000 are on speculation and for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—SEPTEMBER 1. SUGAR —The demand is still limited, but without prices. The sales comprise 120 hogsheads . Demerara at 375. 9d. to 38s. 3d. ; and ,1,000 bags clayed Manilla, at 375. per-cwt. MOLASSES, RUM, OR COFFEF notice. change in —There is nothing to I RicE.—We have had a little more doing, 760 bags and 1,350 pockets Bengal having changed hands, at 9s. 3d. for small old, up to 14s. for.fine table ; and 3,100 bags Teiy good old Necransie, at 9s. 3d. per cwt. SEEDS. —10,200 bags Bombay Linseed, at from 495. 6d. doWn f,o 48s. 6d., and 860 bags Bombay Rapeseed at 38s. 6d. to 40s. per quarter. • DYEWOODS.-40 tons Honduras Logwood,- all faults, at £4 15s. Der ton. DRYSA LTEIIIES, &c.-275 chests fine orange Shellac at 102 s. 6d.; retail sales of Trebizonde Bees' ...Wax at £9 55., 20tons Brimstone, thirds at £8 Ss. to £8 7s. 6d. per ton, 1,250 tons Nitrate of Soda, on the spot, at 13s. 9d. to 155., and 300 tons to arrive at 14s. ; small sales of Ashes, pots,• 265. 9d. to 275., pearl's 28s. 6d. ; 75 cases castor oil, .good seconds, at 6d. to bid. per lb. ; 25 tons Valonia at £l5 15s. per ton; Cochineal is very flat, and saleS made are at lower quotations. INDIA RUBBER.-45 tons offered at auction; only part sold then, and subsequently at Is. 7d. to Is. 72d. for negrohead ; Is. 11d. for hollow bottles; ls. 91d. for roots; with 20 cases fine old Para at 2s. 4d., and . 24 bags good Ceara scrap at Is. 6d. per - lb. OILS, - &e.-Palm, £44 ; Olive in fair demand, and firmer prices asked; Linseed Oil, 28s. 6d. to 295.; Tallow firm, P.Y.C. at 565. to 565. 6d. ; Taganrog - a,. 555. to 555. 61 ; Lard, 565. to 575.; 300 _brig' common Rosin, at 3s. 11d.; 25 brls Spirits of Turpentine, at 345. 6d _per cwt. Na business to report. Market yery quiet, with buyer s at 525. 3d , cash,- and 525. 6d. one month open, and sellers at 525. 9d. cash. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.--SEPrivoinEn 1. • • Business remains very quiet. New Wheat has been liberally brought forward; and prices have declined 3d. , • to 4d. per rental. Large crops of Wheat, and of good quality, have been secured in the countries bordering on the Baltic. In 'America prices have declined, and she may soon- be in a position. t* _ship a portion of her abundance to this. country. .In France any deficiency CORN AVERAGES.-AUGUST 30 Wheat, 445. 5d.; BarleY, 325 - . 11d.:; Oats, 255. sd, LIVERPOOL: METAL MARKET SEPTEMBER 1 hqs been :weak, though smelter a .Ith ails in Wales, and tl T i-N-Pw as to aid effeetaa ,lad to th thorough ilisation, is of people. was mac ideed, be )mpany of which he is manag- beet the site,. )repared with its plans foi , for ship than t ie Persia of Liverpool Iteatn-1 rd - Company is about to ps, seven of which will en3ing ses.iions for the borough ninatcd yesterday, after a sitting One hundred and eighty-six and out Of these, after tAntive consideration of licenses were applied for; a patient hearing .aad. at the cirenuistan6s in ea( decided to grant only se's•i ITALY appears to be stil case, thei worships teen new licenses nubibus, though the outline Of one or two Italian Kingdoms and nning to fashion itself a Italian Republics,' is little more plainly against the horizon approach to a more definite under3tanding of the wishes and the capabilities of, the Italian States, is due to the Unexpacted moderation, joined to the invincible firmness, of the people of the Duchies thing at • least is clear : it is not due to the strength or the go)il intentions of Louis BONAPARTE, . no. weakuess pr relaxed policy of the Austrian It is not due to the treaty of Villafra for to the Conference at .Zurich, It BP, o t due to the active sympathy of VICTOR EMMANUF nor to the delicate intrigues of French agents Least of all is it due to the questionable policy which was inaugurated by the sacrifice of CLOTILD.I of Savoy, or to the self-denying magnanimity of the Carpet-Oeneral of the sth division the Emperor's expectant When Louis NAI )N was expiating his follies and criminal misadventures in the fortress he wrote a - subdued and repentant of Ham book on the pao -laws, breathing a philanthropic He did though somewhat communistic spirit not commit it to the press, however, before sub- SEPTEMBER - 2, - fB5O, to us, the foresight and-caution of Englis already reaped and I. in, and s promise of future and gradual may be called a small ( brief campaign, which indeed laid thonsand.s of the best men i h unexpectec his Paris .fetes, and his but svb: valley of Luz,—he has laid the foundation ° in foli; vast increase of his moral influent has secured the lease of many years turbed possession of power, and. freE play out kis play whether it )e trag mitting it to the perusal of a friend, with this significant question, "it will do nit " Do you think This con- importance to the mny goad ? sideration, of such lively lonely and humiliated captive, could not be supposed at that time 3 bear materially upon the fortunes of nations or the governthent of an empire; but, doubtles, we are to believe that it contained the over-ruling motive which has impelled destiny to wait upon the steps of Louis NAPOLEON through so many and such various vicissitudes; and still to march in . sOlefiln sub- mission by the side of the second Empire, proud Roman might have detected degradation in the confession that "this world was made for C2ESAR ;" but of course it is not for us to question of one so intimate in his confidences with some arbitrary and mighty power of fate, that France, or Italy, or Europe, or the world, was made for Louis NAPOLEON "to do himself good" out of. At all events in that pregnant suggestion, he disclosed the overmastering secret of a policy which has been alternately so cunning and au:lacious, since his oath in the Tribune, and his assumption of the purple, down to his ominous opening of the year LOUIS_ NAPOLEON, indeed, has been chary of taking other men into his councils, or courting advice; but who can doubt that the on 3 question which himself has always asked of himself, at every crisis of his career, and at each step towards tl Will this do me any good ?" inevitablc gaol, is the sam whole morality of fate, the progress of political idea, the hopes of national life, nay, the onward interests cannot be selfishness, when a world suspenc ed upon their vicissitudes raised ahoy sphere of vulg or th iaxims of human eth )urs • BLINC and % much his Italian glory abortion as it has been —has strengthens position, and increased his confident by the judicious 'publication Of the ainn e which in the minds of so many thousalgis sunk the memory of form, treachel t 90 i/11' [ nag 1 oppression, and to the r, of the Conqueror, has added the of a despot We have no doubt that the steady and s'ii bearing of the Italian people, has been ¢ ts pointment to their French arbiter. ill., rooked way his policy will recover itse not for plain men to prescribe hough the reserved of prophets may predict the re itself. But when Louis NAPOLEON cann to be generous to the lovers of liberty' in country, and solicit ous o f f or b eara nce - fro° critics of another, it is a sign that the ;Or have a, pause and a breathing however, not in secure and listless but in strengthening its preparation the next onslaught of imperial genius BY recent advices from America, apple are entertained that the excessive itnr°l of goods. from January to June of the c year into the United States from Eur°Pc It is calculate6l produce a monetary crisis the Nem York Herald, that the amount 01 0 imported this year will be more tha - that of last year- $37,000,000 in 1858; and $13,000,000 more than. in The question then is, how are the bills Os' these goods, which fall due in Octoher,S°e - Ind December next, to be met Th e in►poi 1857 were not paid for, and a panic was t lir ° banks suspended payments' sequence ; sive commercial failures ensued a nd 1" monetary crisis extended itself even over Pg. and caused, as may be remembered, the sill' of Sir ROBERT PEEL'S Banking Act that the American Bank s d o no t h o ld In °ro 41 now than they did in 1857, before W e Kogan ; and yet is is believed they will bare acceptances - to meet this year than they Wlci by $ 1 3,000,000 ; although 'even in V igt ; they could not command sufficient g old t°, the demands of - Europe, In such an o►►►►c • state of matters, we prop ose t o ma ke, 10 00 tious or unfriendly spirit, some remarks system of Banking in America. The opel.! is all the more favourable for doing so is expected that the whole of that tern brought before Congress on an early occ! 4 ' the Hon. ADIAgA. WALI " • ' with a vle if reform of its existing defects. We In3Y Mr. WALKER and. his party, judging fon' which he has published, " On tin ture !urreney extinction of notes, and the exelusivt )f Precious me t a l s . B u t we mention 4-i present, system works ; and as it varies. diabrent States of the Federation lustration that of Massaci Let us s hen, tl acted with a gt 9.011 at " No id shall ba in ind until REFINI Packed in Hermetically Sealed Eat the Australian, South American, China, India W. ROCKLIFF WORKS, RIGBY-STREET 40 PIPES LEMON JUICE, (English pressed). A wly to THOMSON, BAGNALL, and BUTTERWORTH, 30, Moorfields. ON SALI MANGANESE. SULPHUR ORI ARSENIC. VENETIAN RED, Apply to COPPER, GEORGE•' WILLIAMS, 32, Dale-street. ON SALE, CELEBRATED SWISS CIGARS OP MESSRS. ORMOND AND CO., VEVEY, In any quantity not less than 500. Apply to H. W. BUCKNALL, Importer and Sole Agent, 4, Exchange-alley North. 622.6 d TO EXPORTERS AND THE TRADE. M. SALOMON, Importers of every description of . TOYS, LEATHERGOODS, MUSICAL iNSTRUMENTS, 7. Ncy MERCHANinsE and TOYS of EverylKind, Whole * I 3 , and 75, DUKE -STREET. The above ale and far Export, ° goods can be had in box'. ffesseis bg gUrtion. By order of the Mortgagees. On Thursday, the Bth instant, at Oae o'clock, at the Sale-room, Walmer-buildings, Water-street, Brokers' The Barque BANGALORE; 511 71-100ths tons register per late a. i inside 110 feet 9-10ths, breadth nsid re7-10ths, depth 19 feet 7-10ths; built in 1841 ; originally twelve yoard A 1 ; re-she metal in 1857, and then re-classed A 1 iu r usual annual survey 'which is now req bock. ---Apply to 4 „ w, A, Length 26 iCet 1 with yellow object to the CURRY, KELLOCK, & CO., Broker On Pere mptoxily and with out reserve.--To cic, Thursday nest, the Bth instant, at One Brokers' Sale-ruoru, \V aliner-buildings, M-at,;_The A 1 Ship • %,, . NEGOCIATORI iv , !Al;4!i, 1,017 tons per register, 1,175 tons o.m. ; built at 1 4.-i Miramichi, N. 8., in 1850; classed at Lloyd's for ..,..,..;—„,--- • seven.yeari; copper fastened aad yellow metalled, and hoot4opped ; is amply found in stores, and Nell adapted for the pasEenger trade. Length te 5-10 i its, 36 feet 3-10ths, ta depth 21 fe e t 8-10ths fly:ing t in Btinee breadth D k's 0,.--- ApplY an account o'clock, at the xeet, CURRY, KELLOCK, & CO., Tiro:Leis. I -- ,1/ oulpin during the Mo n th of Augt b tsC 44 although th ditiou of commercial alf eventually *untry, must • exert a beneficial influence. some demand for steam. tonnag Notwith- Baltic, - and elsewhere, return cargoes (if we excep .ements for fruit from the Mediterranean, in the inactive state we have so frequently noti fied of late.. The home trade continues to form the chief source of employment, and at present absorbs a large amount of steam tonnage. Rather more enquiry exists for uew vessels for special requirements, and a few building firms have received contracts for screw and paddle-wheel steamers. Several second-hand steamers have found purchasers in the course of :the,, been obtained. A heav'y supply of this class of property however still remains for disposal. Up to the present lave no. experienced the usual extra freight demand for steam vessels, which this- quarter of the indications of generally produces, nor are there many of this circumstance yet perceptible. 'Whatever the season, we would much prefer to have a more satisfite- tory state of matters to r'port. The traffic returns of the Grand Trunk Rail road of Canada, for the week ending August.l3, were £7,987, against £7,750 for the correspond ing week last year, being an increase of £237 on the corresponding week last year. The following ships were chartered to-day by the Emigration Commissioners : Cossipore, Gravesend to Bombay, £l4 2s. 6d. ; Statesman, Plymouth to Madras,, £l5 Os. ; Euxine, South ampton to Madras, £l5 6s. 6d. per statute adult. At the half-yearly meeting of the South- Eastern Railway Company, to-lay, the report was adopted. THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE LONDON, Wednesday Evening. The Funds opened this morning with a firm ap pearance, at yesterday's advance. A little dull ness has since been ocusioned by the continued heaviness of the Paris Bourse, but the actual re duction in prices is limited to about 1-16 per cent. The Government broker has purchased £15,000 ' New Three per cent. stock for the Savings' Banks. The Three per Cent. Rentes opened at Paris to day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, at 68f. 70c. for the account, and fell to 63E 60c., being k per cent. lower than the last price of yesterday. The scrip of the Indian Loan rose this morning to 991 to K. Large sales followed, and the present quotation is 991 to d. Co' nso:s are officially marked popularity hunting, by -English public speakers' in the subjoined fashion :—" M. de Moray . forgets that these orators are, iii general, the most important members of Parlia ment, by their position, their character, and their influence. He forgets that at their head stands Lord Lyndhurst, the Nestor of the House of Lords, the great jurisconsult, the great orator, and renowned above all,. even at the period when he was most actively engaged in political strife, for his good sense, his impartiality, and the imperturbable calm of his reason. When such a man, more than ocialli naire, comes forth from the retreat where he is encircled by the respect of all parties for the last fifteen years, in order to conjure his country to be upon her guard, to be watchful of her security, her independence, and her honour, will 'any one say that he does so to increase his popularity ?" The preceding has been selected simply on account of the well-merited compliment it con veys to Lord Lyndhurst, the " Nestor" of the British Parliament. The article referred to, how ever, does more than 'that,—it proves by many Well-stated argunients that the French assertion is of doubtful authenticity, and also that M. de GLASGOW CATTLE MARKET.—SEPTEMB E R 1. Morny's speeches of to-day do not afford, by con- There was a fair supply . of Sheep and Lambs at text with his former ones, any indications of to-day's market, the demand f or which was good, at a French feelings o r F renc h mov ements. slight advance on last week's quotations ; a good clear- - On the European Continent, unanimity of sen ance was effected. The number of c a ttl e was much . t i ment, pol i t i cal, or even of a terr i tor i a l charac larger than on last Thursday ; top quality sold f ree l y t e r, d oes not seem at present preva l ent. Th e at late rates,,but middling and inferior sorts were more latest information - brings us 'no intelligence as to difficult to move, and lower prices had to be submitted the practical diminution of warlike arrangements to. At market : 10,589 steep and l am b s ; 920 cattle. by either France or Austria. Prussia seems to BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET. —SEPTEMBER 1. stand on the balance-point, secure herself, yet A less supply of Wheat, and th e t ra d e ruled dull ; ready to take advantage of whatever point the but lower prices were not generally subjected to. plank may sway to ; but a new element of strife Barley in fair demand at pre nous rates. Oats only has suddenly, taken in limited quantities. Beans and ,Peas difficult to - Ceuta question" brought itself under notice. The aroused Spain, and she hqs has sell in quarters. Millers reduced th e reta i l price of d e t erm i ne d to raise 1.0 ! 000 men, to obtain satis- Flour 3s. per sack. • faction "by arms" against those who have ifiter- onoon more has been more doing, but .Ot much. enquiry. We quote 'English LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—SEPTEMBER 1. Public sales of Cuba went off slowly, at previous rates. Of 823 hhds., 54 tierces, 254 barrels SUGAR. for low to fine yellow. COFFEE quiet, Plantation Ceylon selling at 695. to 70s. 6d. ; Peaberry, 71s. to 735. 6d. TEA quiet ; business continues to be done, and com mon congou at Is. 3d. RICE steady ; fair demand and slight improvement. No public sales. SASTPETIM—SaIes yesterday afternoon were at higher rates ; 300 bags Bengal, 10• L refraction, at 335. ; 200 bags Bengal, 8 refraction, at 355. ; to-day quiet. PEPPER.-Penang steady at 6Ad. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET.--S EPTEMB ER 1 - - A fair show of stock to-day. Beef sold freely at prices of last week. Mutton also sold well, and an early clearance was effected. Veal plentiful. In Wool nothing doing. Beef 5.05. to 625. per cwt. ; Mutton 52d. to 61 per lb. ; Lambs 18s. to 30s. each; Veal 64d. to 7,3 d. per lb. • fered in the Ceuta question. MANCHESTER CORN MARKET.--SrpTEmnym 1. A report of some very seasonable observations Ourmoderately a t- by Lord,- John Manners, on the episcopat e i n tended, g was only E ng - I n di a , w ill b e found in another co l umn , ma d e at and marketi.uletdhis extremely mornin lish Wheat declined Is., and new 2s. per quarter, with a a meeting 'at Leicester, in . furtherance of th e very limited business done. Flour also so ld s l owly at a Societies for promoting Christian Knowledge, reduction of is. per sack. Oats were Id. per 45 lbs., and the Propagation of the Gospel. We need and Oatmeal ls. per load lower. Beans declined 6d. hardly say that Lord John is decidedly in favour here to is. per quarter, but Indian Corn is rather of an extension of the English episcopate in our firmer. eastern empire, as being regarded by the whole Church of England indispensably..uccessary - to the proper carrying out of our missions there, so GLASGOW IRON MARKET.—SEPTEXHE R I. All 525, 31. to &2s. 6d. Market drooping. patien hope they would cheer the r exile b isuring u as to what ever•t.he world will do, when its hero is taken from it. Whatever speulation, then affairs, or le new fortunes of th talian people, it would be an insult to Imperial sagacity to doubt that one in -that amid all the .east survive- leo3is, terest will at territorial derangements and royal dethrone- ments and civil contests one object will find a sure and secret footing, namely, the private and personal good of Lours NAPOLEON. Not that he dissociates selfish considerations from the glory of France. He identifies himself with the country he has overmastered, in that vain and factitious reputation, which certainly affords no stable foundation of national well-being, but which may last a life-time, and throw a halo round a reign. No doubt he aims to make France mistress in Europe; for, as he is maste of France, the concatenation would then be easy from European subserviency up to the Napoleonic idea embodied and concentred in himself. The far-seeing policy which hid the seed-plot of an Italian war in the angry words addressed to IBaron HUBNER, which forestalled the prospect I of a Fran co - . _ Italian kingdom in an unnatural and forced marriage ; which veiled itself from the., world under the speCious phrases delivered from the throne in February ; and which may have suffered a temporary check when its author shrank before the iron front of Verona, and suddenly bethought hims?lf of the real magnitude of the task he had ur lertaken policy is still uppermost i n th e I mperial still disdains defeat ; s till prompts the most • specious profes s i ons , an d hi des itself under t'till:lieinsd ; mildest and most unpretending manifesta tions; still out-distances the scruples of moral or political conscience, and, what is of more import 1 have beezi nined nnmissioners appointed by th " the State." But this law is cuss in the sense in which it was understood by gislature - Aveif o One half of the Capita borrowed, the Commissioners ma examine it, and grant permission to I mi t it ; Col!iliej business ; but there is nothing to Pre rtu iv withdrawal i mme di ate l y upon their -{leliti ec t ol True it is, th a t th a ma j or i ty o f the Duc e ` make oath according to law, that fl oll w oc ii 1 - tossv of 1 " has been paid ill by the stockholder s " payment of their respective shares, fo' d :a the "any othe r p ur p ose , an d t h at i t i s into w e e o ia "same should remain therein as a P art °l og ° " capital." W e s h ou ld b e sorry t o be til 00 q invidious, but Mr. A. "WALKER tells US, 61 11 g we have just above described as possible , is o 'ote 9 "of frequent occurrence." The buili °ll w hol e are converted into b u bbl e no t es , and the t he p th it e al l , a i N y V ith allows the p a ei b l a n affair is a swindle and a fraud. n a whole of again, the. as many notes as it pleases, provided it d r g o s exceed 25 per cent. upon its capital' no tes bank with a capital of $200,000 may I°le , e lle l to the amount of $250,000. As it is c°llllecie• inglby law to have one half of its capital it would appear to be the intention of t il ia be that the ,proportion of notes to gold s licdi as five to two—this being deemed a safe ra li° l ; ) , 1 10 Mr. WALKER shows, that even this rule is by means observed, and he refers to a bank .11s otit county, Massachusetts, which had 0 4 iii a% for one dollar in specie ;he names a nother r doll ° „ in specie. These are, however, ext rel- o f th e county, which had $l9 in bills out to 4990 cas es „ A In 1856 it appears the paper circulation Ipo- Ualtel States was about $19 3 . 000,0C" A a spe.;;e ba.sis of $39000,000 or thrce and nisksroalet- iis9:oet