Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-29 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—v_EsnaDAT. LIVERPOOL. BEFONE MR. MANSFIELD. A DODGER CAUGHT,—A large man, dressed like a fire =an, on board a boat, whose name was given as John tineith, but who refused to tell anything about. himself, was brought up by officer At incur, 163, on the following charges. Mr. Mills, from the shop of Mr. Hellewell, Castle-street, stated that the prisoter called tho previous evening, and said that he was an engineer on board one of the Birken head boats, and that he required a waterproof coat, and he gave him, on the faith of that representation, a garment value 2is. He told a bey to follow end see that the pri soner went to the boat, as he suspected th t all might not be right, and he directed him to give the prisoner into custody if le observed anything suspicions. Ihe boy f lowed him a long round through the streets, and saw him give the coat to a man whom he met in the street, and, after some time, he called the officer, and gave h m into custody in Scctltted road. The officer subsequently die covered that the prisoner had ob dined a watch-guard chain, value 16s, from Mr. Duff, of Tithebarn-street. Tne chain was got on the prisoner, and Mr Duff said he obtained it from him by representing that he was an engineer on board one of the Birkenhead bra's The superintendent of the ferry police stated that, so far as he knew, the prisoner was not con nected with any boat, at least for the last fourteen years. The prisoner was sent for trial. A TEA PARTY PREVENTED —Charles J 0055, a carter in the employment of Tar. Poole, of Stanley-street, was charged with having broken open a chest of tea belonging to Messrs. Henderson and Beezley, of North John street. The prisoner was employed to take six boxes of tea to the Lancashire Railway, and, some time after offices Smi h and Laycock saw the prisoner acting in a suspicious manner with a bag which he tock from the horse's hay bag, and on examining the bag, it was found to contain 21 lbs of tea; on examining the boxes, one was found to be broken, and was exactly short the above weight The case being thus established the prisoner was sent for trial. Tait Lusus NATI:BRA —Patrick Carty, the carter, who ao ,d remanded about the " black baby," was brought up. His father was brought forward to try if he would do anything for him in the way of paying the parish, so as to get the poor fellow out of the scrape, but the old man positively refused to do any hing, in consequence of the disgrace brought on his ancient and respectable Mile,ian family. Mr. White, the cffieer, seio, under the circumstances of the case, the parish would accept of £3, although the debt was .£4 16e. Of course, the poor fellow was unable to comply with this, but Mr. George Halt, jun., and Mr. Tyndall, the Customs' solicitor, bith of whom happened to he in court at the time, kindly subscribed a pound each, and the third pen d was added by the worthy, excellent, and benevolent magistrase. (Mr. Mansfield) who informed the prisoner of the fact, and having banded the money to Mr. White, the prisoner was discha'ged, and he went away blessing his worthy benefactors USING A WRONG CERTIFICATE —John Collins, a sailor, was charged by Superintendent Murphy, of the Sailors' Home, with using a certificate that did not belong to him, for the purpose of obtaiirieg a ship. Mr. Tyndall was for the prosecution, and Mr Bleekhurst for the defence. The cerificete purported t' belong to one George Allen. The nificate was put in, but Mr. Blackhurst took an objection to it, as its mere production was no proof in law of its being a certificate at all. The objection was overruled, and it was proved that the prisoner used the certificate for the purpose of getting shipped on beard the ship Countess of Wilton. The prisoner was fined £5 and costs, or two months' imprisonment. Edward Clarke, a seaman, was convicted of a similar offence, and a like fine was imposed on him. PLUNDER BY A TRADESMAN —John Ccsh, or Cash, a tradesman in the employment of Mr. Henri, was brought up charged by detective officers Patrick and Rigby with having stolen a large and valuable quantity cf sweet, castor, cod liver, and other oils, with candid orange, lemon, and other things, from the stores of Messrs. Evans and Sons, wholesale druggists, Hanover-street. The prisoner was engaged for his master putting up a warming apparatus in the place and he managed to steal a large quantity of the articles mentioned, which the police found in his house, in Pitt-street, end the greater perion of which was identified by Mr. Blytou, one of Messrs. Evans's foremen, The prisoner was sent for trial. TWO DRAGOON OFFICERS IN TROUBLE. At the Marlborough-street Police-court, London, on Tuesday, Mejor Robert Manley, 6th Dragoons, and Lieut. Colman, Royal D:agoons, both of the Army and Navy Club, and Kite Brinkley, a loose woman, were put to the bar on the following charge : Polict-constable C 97, said about half past four that noorn'ng, he found the fermle defendant drunk and disorderly. The woman said she was determined to have revenge on some other woman who had assaulted her. As the defendant. Brinkley continued to conduct herself in an outrageous tnann.r, he took her into on3tody. The two male defendants came up and said it was a shame that the d— police should interfere with these girls ; they would be - if the police should take the girl to the station. The defendants then laid hold of the woman, and tried to rescue her from the custody of the police. The woman Brinkley, in defence, said she asked the police-constable to take charge of another woman who had assault 4 d hcr, but he refused to do se. Lieut. Colman : I wish to say that what the police sonstable has stated is a lie; a lie. Mr. Bingham : What is that I hear ? Pray what station of life are you in ? Lieut. Colman: - I am an officer. Mr. Bingham : Is that the langulge used in your regi. swat ? Lieut. Colman : Certainly. Major Manley, in defence, said he was arm-in-arm with his friend, and it was impossible he could have attempted to rescue the woman from custody. He denied the charge altogether. Police-constable C 185 heard the cry of " police ;" went to the place and found the defendant Colman had hold of the girl Brinkley 'a arm. He was told to take charge of the defendant Colman for rescuing the girl. Heard the other defendant Manley say the parties in custody were going to the station for nothing at all, and threatened him with his umbrella, at the same thou closing with him and his fellow-constable. Several con stables came up, and the defendant was moved from the girl and taken into custody. - Mr. BinOlam, addressing the woman Brinkley, told her the next time she was assaulted in the street not to apply to a police-constable, unless he witnessed the assault, to take the charge, but to come to that court for a summons and he would certainly grant one. The charge against her not being sufficiently proved, he should discharge her. With regard to the other two, he could not but express his astonishment and regret that they should have acted as described, and that one of them holding a commission in hit- Majesty's army should have used such offensive expressions, and that, too, in a court of justice. He had always been taught to think that officers holding her Majesty's commission were accustomed to use the language of gentlemen ; and sorry, indeed, he was to find that an officer should so forgot himself in the choice of his expressions. If, however, the defendants thought they could, when they pleased, in the public streets, constitute themselves into inspectors of police, they must be taught differently. He hoped the present proceedings would be a warning to them not to appear in such a situation again. They must each pay a fine of 40s. BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE, at LEWIS and COMPANY'S, Ranelagh-street. There is an on cut to the effect that it is A 'mica' Berkeley's determination, as the eldest surviving imembrr of the family, to trf over st4aia the great case, which involves the question of his legitimacy and that of other numb re of bts family—namely, as to whether or not the late Countess, his moaner. and Earl Berkeley, his father, were privately married in 1785.—C0u.e Journal . A RAILWAY TRUCK orr Flns.—An accident, which might have been a tended with se-i Ui cow-et:perces, occurred on Thursday evening, on the Kells branch of the Dublin and Drogheda Rail-coy. It appems that, from some unex. plained cause, a bale of tow on one of the goods waggons caught fire, shortly after the departure of the five p.m down train from Beaupare station, on its way to Navan Owing to the highly inflammable nature of the material, and the stimulus to c ;mbustion effoided by the r a pid mot i on of the train, the whole contents of the waggon were soon in a bl: ze, illuminating the co entry for many miles around. When the train arrived at 'Cavan the engine driver, actu ate d by a desire to Extinguish the fl Imes as speedily as possibl e , stopped the train in such a manner as to bring the blaz'ng waggon exactly abreast of the iron t.-tk used for supplying tie engines with weer. S Inc; other ireilvidu , forgetful of cpnicquences, seised the end of the canvas hose of the tcnk, and fluqg it into h 3 burning mass, thereby destroy ing all chance of its being turned to any useful purpose Meantime, an active youth, who had mounted to the summit -of the tank, endeavoured to ladle out the water with a tin porringer; and whilst engaged in this laudable, though tut very servicable occupation, he lost big balance, and tell jab the tank. Fortunately, he was extricated without undergoing any greatr damage than a thorough wetting. At length the burning waggon was detached front the train, its contents being totally consulnei% Bat we• are happy to learn that no injury was sustained by any of the nassen gers or employes of the railway, Providentially the wag gin was situated -in the afterpart of- the train. If it had been placed in front of the carriages a great loss of pro perty, if not life, would probably have been the result. At LEWIS & CO 4IPANY'S, Ranelagh-street. DOTS arr CLOTIBED from the Ages of Six to Twenty Year COURT OF PASSAGB.-YESTERDAY. BEFORE EDWARD JAMES, ESQ., QC , ASSESSOR. FOSTER ti CAItNALL —This was an action to recover £l6 9s 7L, for goods sold and delivered. The plaintiff is a dealer in plate glass. and he was employed by the defendant publican, of Birkenhead, to ptc a plate-glass front into his shop. The joiners who were engaged put ting on the beading, but who were not in the employment of the plaintiff, broke one of the panes, and the qu stion involved was whether the defendant was liable for this breakage. the work not having at the time been completed by the plaintiff. It appeared, however, that there was a special contract, and a verdict was accordingly given fir the plaintiff for the ann unt claimed. SHAW v Thompsos.—This was an action brought by the plaintiff who carries on the business of a shoemaker, in St. Jsmes's..treet, to recover damages from the defen dant, boarding-house keeper, of Jordan street, for s'ander spoken by hina The alleged slander was comprised in the expression, " You are a old thief." Ater the case had been partially entered into, it was agreed to withdraw a juror. HUGHeS V. GIBBON. —This was an action to recover damages for breach of contract. The plaintiff is cashier in the employ of Messrs. Stock and Co., cotton brokers, of this town, and a quantity of cotton belonging to this firm, sto - ed in Felten-stree, having bean some time since damaged by fire, he sold it to the defendant, a cotton dealer in this to we, at 41. per lb. The sale was effected on the 4'll of July last, and on the lith the defendant took away 28 bags, which at the selling price amounted to £64 9s. Bd. Subsequently the defendant refused to take the 21 remaining bags, value £6O 4s. 4d , which were accordingly sold by the plaintiff for £24, and he now bran' t the p-eseit action to recover the difference between that sum and the price of cotton at 41. per lb. Verdict for the plaintiff LLOYD V HOODY.—This also was one to recover damages for bra 12h of -ag-eement. The plaintiff is a fireman, and on the 9th of last Jute, he entered into an agreement with thedefen taut, ship mister and owner. of Liverpo )1, to proced to Waterford, and th nee sail in a steamer as fireman to Alexandria, for £l2 for t - 1 • run, and £1 good conduct money. In pursuance of this agreement, the defendant gave him an advance note for £4, but when he reached Waterford for which place he started that evening the captain refuted to receive him, on the ground that he had already his fall complement of men ou board. For the defence it was alleged that there were eeveral desertions from the ship while in Wa-erford, in consequence of the alleged r.nseaworthiness, and that though in the absence of the captain it could not be positively proved, yet the: all the circumstances j ietified the supposition that the plairriff was one of those men. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff -damages £l2. SIATIR V. RAEBURN —This was an action to recover damages forillegal seizing The plaintiff is a ship carpen ter, and he lodged for some time with the defen 'ant. On leaving, he owed 4s for rent, and though the defendant agreed to take a kitchen dresser in lieu of it, he subse quently seized and carried away the rest of the furniture, amounting in value to £5. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff; damages, £8 MSENNEDT U COULTRARD, Jun.—The plaintiff is a draper, in Islington, and he brought ,he present action to recover the value of certain goods supplied t ) the wife of the de fendant, who is also a draper. In 1553, the defendant loft his w . fe and preceeded to America, and it was daring his absence that the goods were supplied to his wife For the defence it was shown by the wife's own testimony, that while her husband was away she lived in aiultry with another man, end the plaintiff was in consequence non-suited. WtLLIAMS V. Moat rGOMERY.—This was an action brought by the plaintiff for the recovery of wages earned as a see man on a voyage :nom Callao to Liverpool. The plain tiff is an able seaman, ar d last year shipped on board the British ship " A. A Soulard ', of which the defendant is master, at Callao, for the voyage home at 30 dollars a month. The agreement was not denied, but it was alleged for the defence that the plaintiff had forfeited his wages in this voyage : —On the voyage home a man in the name of Leonard became mu tin MIS and stabbed the captain and mate. The captain asked the c ew to put him in irons, bat tney de clined, and it was not until fatrteel days afterwards when the crew were all aloft that the captain, mate, and boat swain succeeded in putting him in irons. It was now con tended that for every day the plaintiff failed to obey the order to pat Leonard in irons he forfeited six days' pay, and that the deft ndant was entitled to make the amount of that forfeited as a set-off against the present claim for wages. All the parties are now at sea, but when the case was before Mr. Mansfield he ordered six days' pay to be deducted from the wages of each of the crew for disobedi ence of the order in question. The Jury, under the direc tion of the Court, found a verdict for the plaintiff for £l3 124.; but the learned Asset-sm. aided that he regretted the defendant had net drawn his pleas in a different man ner, as the plaintiff and crew had been unqueeionably guilty of mutinous conduct, and did net deserve their wages. At LEWIS & OMPANY'S, Raneagh-street. BOYS are C.t..0 FLIED from the Ages of Sis to Twaitv Years. THE APPALLING MONENT.—I young naval officer, when asked what p rt of the battle was most appalling, replied, " The few hushed moments when they sprinkle the deck with sand, to drink the human blood as yet noshed. AN ATLAS GakTIS WITH THE - Diseercie."—On and after Sunday, October 4th, 1857, each copy of the Dispatch will be accompanied with a map, a chart, or the plan of of a principal town, so as to furnish to each subscriber, gratis, the most c unprehensive ' cram' lete and gene ra lly useful Atlas hitherto puhli e h e i in Great Britain. The size of the engravings will be that of one page of the newspaper, slx maps and tee) plans, in each ye ir, will be of double the size— 17 inches by 25. The ordinary maps will be correctly tinted, the charts will be properly relieved in blue, and the plans will be printed in a rich colour. The double maps will be the object of great attention in the resire to make them beautiful specimens of map colouring. It is hoped, in the course of no unreasonably protracted time, that the Dispatch Atlas will contain more names and positions of places than any other English publication of the kind, The counties will be given se parately, and where they are large and populous, as in the case of Lancashire, each division of the count will occupy a pace; again, the Sta'ee of Italy will be the subject of six distinct na - ips. The names of the draughtsmen and engravers will be the best guarantee for perfect accuracy. The maps will be as full as clearness and reference will Corrections and discoveries will be given from the best authorities. The engravings will be in the highest style of art, many thousands of pounds being devoted to their cost, and they will be taken from original drawings expressly prepared for the series. Directors o' mechanics' institutes, the conductors of all educational eslablishmeets, the proprietors of hotels, reading-room., and coffee-houses, will, iu possessing the Dispatch Atlas be supplied with a daily want. The money value of the completed work may be best ascertained by inquiring the selling price of any large and trustworthy collection of maps. The Dispatch Atlas will he forwarded with the numbers of the paper at the usual price, 51. per co?y, or 6d. stamped. On the first issue some hints wi Ihe g iven for reserving, indexing, and bindin g th e Atl as Orders received by every news-agent and b. , oksellee in the king dom, and at the Dispatch (,flice, 139, Fleet-street. The Friday evening edition may be received in the most distant p rt of the kingdom on Saturday morning. A Nsw . AND POWERFUL STIMULANT TO EZUCATIONAL Imenoveenter.—About a month ago, a happy young couple were united in the silken bonds of matrimony, at the Registrar's office, in Fallymena. The blushing bride, either from nervoasnees or inabilty, was obliged to sign the register ho.:k with "her mark." She then reques ted her bridesmaid to act es one of tie subscribing wit nesses, but, we regret to say, that the p e rs o n applied to, a fine looking young woman, apparently abut nineteen, could only make " her mark" in a similar manner. An old farmer-'ike gentleman, of the bridal party, then quietly observed that such signatures might pass for the pet sent year, but the new Act of Parliament would presently abolish the seeeqem which admitted of marriage signatures by the substitution of marks. Then, pulling a newspaper from his pocket, he mounted his spectacle', and, under pretence of readieg, deliberately repeated what purported to be an extract from a statute passed in the la'e session of the legislature, prohibiting all clergy and registrars of the United Kingdom from sol.etunizing, after the Ist of January next, the marriage of auy female who was nnabla to write her name, et full length, in the official record of the cere mony Censteination irnmeediately fell on the entire assemblage. S ,rne of the young women turned pale, while some turned red, and thie pretty bridesmaid— exclaiming, " My gracious tn=. !"—'urned down her veil in hope to hide her very evideet confusion. After a mean ing glance at the registrar, the old gentleman put up his spectacles, and, without the slightest suspicion of a hoax, the parry retired, under the conviction taat some of them were likely to become the victims of a harsh and most. tyrannical enactment. Bat what has been the result ? The news spread like wildfire among the female population of the country locality wherein the partira reside; a night school, for instruction in the art of writing, was established within the n-it ten days; and it is at present attended by sese n teen blooming young damsels—of whom it is said that they never labou.ed so earnestly to learn their catechism as they are now labouring to learn how they should write their name I—Ballymena Observer. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LivErtroor., Wednesday Evening. Monetary r Mars were rather more satisfactory to- - lay, the news from America beir.g considered of a. much more favourable character than could have been expected. In Liverpool, hlwever there was a silly run upon some of the banks, but we hope it will not be repeated. The Cottoo Market was very steady to-day, with moderate business doing. P. ices of all kinds remain u 'changed, and the sales reached 1,500 bales. The Liverpool Share Market showed signs of improvement during the day, but it does not close at its best. Bath Midlands and Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock seemed rather scarce for cash, but for middle of November most stocks were freely offered at the closing prices. The following were the day's transactions :—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, 63 ; Blackburn, 81; Caledonian, 884, 381 ; Lancashira and Ylrkshire. 921, 921, 921, 92t; London and North Western, 951„ 951, 951-; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 373 ; Midland, 8li; North British, 12 ; Dovers, 181, 18 13-16, 181; Dutch Rhenish, 48, 15-16; Grand Trunk of Canada, 91 The business for the next account was :—Chester and Birkenhead, 63; Cale donian, .39 1-16, 391 ; East Lancashire, 90; Ganef: shire and Yorkshire, 921, 93 923. 925 ; Lon don and North Western, 98 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 371; Midland, 815, 82 825 ; DoverF, 185 ; Dutch Rhenish, 451; Grand • Trunk of Canada, 9 9-16. The following were the closing pliers :-Blackburn, 85 81 ; Ches ter and Birkenhead, 63, 635, 63 ; Caledoniar, 38,-1 385, 39 1-16, 39i; Chester and Holyhead, 15, 15 1- ; Eastern Counties, 10-a, 101; East Lancashire, 90, 2 901, 90 ; Do 9/. shares, I, 5 p; Great Northern, 23* 24 ; Do. A., 101, 101; Great Wester n , 51, 511 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire Stock, 925, 023, 92k, 921 92 3 ; Do. 9/. 3 shares, , p ; Liverpool, Crosby, and So ut h port,lB3, 18 a; 'L mdon and North Western Stock, 95, 96, 951, 955, 96 ; Manchester, Sheffi-...dd, and Lincolnshire, 371, 373, 373, 373 ; Midland Stock, 811, €313, 813, 82, 821 ; North British, 11 13-16, 11 15-16 ; North Staffordshira t .4.1, 45 d ; North Eastern -Berwick, 225, 221 ; York and North Mid land, 383, 385; Leeds Capital Stock, 2-15, 248; South Eastern, 1135, 18 15-16, 185, 185 ; Scottish North Eastern, 11, 12 ; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 51 55 d do., new Shares, sg-, 55 d ; Dutch Rhenish, 5, 41, 45 d ; Great Western of Canada, 18, 181 ; do. new shares, 21, d ; Great Luxembourg, 6, 65 ; Grand Trunk of 2 Canada, 9 9-18, 9 11-16, 9 9-16. The fol lowing were the continuations paid :-Caledonian, 3s. 6d.; Eastern Counties, 1-1.6 ; Lancash re and Yorkshire, 3-16, 1 ; London and North Western Stock, 5-16 • ManehostQr, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 1, 5-16 ; Midland Stock, 5, 5-16; South Eastern, 2.s ; Great Luxernh:Jurg, 7d. The Funds, this morning, opened with more firmness, and attained a rise of 1 per cent, owing chiefly to the American news, upon whi:h there is a disposition to put a favourable interpretation. Consols for Money closed at 881, and for the Account at 81- After official hours, they were quoted at 88g. to 89. Exchequer Bills 15 to 10 dis. The London Railway Share Market wan generally better this morning, and an advance took place in the leading stocks and shares. The following were the closing prices :-Ambergate, Nottingham, and East Junction, 51, ; Caledonian, 771, 78 ; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 51t, 521 ; Eastern Counties, 53, 54 ; East Lancashire, 89, 91 ; Great Northern, 931, 041; do. A shires, 85, 87; Great Western, 501, 511; Lancashire and York shire, 921 ; Leeds Northern, 48, 49 ; London and North Western, 951, 90 ; Londcri and South Western, 871, 881 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 379, 38i ; Midland Stock, 811, 82 ; North British, 47, 48; South Eastern and Dover, 621, 631; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 901. 911; York and North Midland, 77, 78 ; Grand Trunk of Canadtl, ;18, 39 ; Great Wostern of Canada, 181, 181 ; ditto, new, 21, 21, After official hours the following were the nominal prices :- Caledonian, 77a, 781; Eastern Counties, 10a, 101 ; East Lancashire, 88, 90 ; Great Northern, 931, 941 ; Ditto A shares, 84, 86; Great Western, 501, Si; London and Nor.h-Western, 951, 901; Manches ter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 371. 381; Mid land Stock, 81k, 84; South Eastern and Dover, 621, 63; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 90k, 911 ; York and North Midland, 77, 78. The arrangements for the resumption of Pay ment by the Borough Bank hare not yet been completed, and to-clay notice was issued to that effect, and intimating that the Bank would be closed until further notice. The general Produce Markets are very dull, and lower prices have bath: accepted for Sugar, Cotne and Rice. Tes, however, is in better request, owing to the defficiency in shipments from China to Great Britain this year. As the financial position of the East India Com pany has long excited considerable discussion, it will be learnt with interest that the Company have succeeded in raising another large loan upon the securities held by then. The amount of the loan is, we understand, one million sterling, of which a leading London joint stock bank is alleged to have consented to furnish oue-half. It is understood that the Bank of England has had nothing to do with the present transaction. Some curiosity will be evinced to learn the terms upon which the accommodation is granted. , Considering the state of the Money Market, owing to which sales of India Bonds could not be effected yesterday to an impor tant extent even at a discount of 40a, or two per cent., it is suspected in some quarters that the East India Company pay a high rate for the loan. Probably one of their principal objects at present is to maintain a position of financial hide pendence as regards the British government. Meanwhile, as the two loans of a million each which have been obtained within the last few weeks must ultimately be repaid to the lenders, the com pany appear to be in the position of having already forestalled to this extent the expected large public loan which by these expedients they hope to postpone until a period when the money market will have become easier, and when their credit will have improved. It is believed that the million now obtained will be despatched to India exclusively in silver. A quar ter of a million, as we have before stated, has already been purchased for transmiss'on by the Ripon on the 4 h of November. Another supply of similar amount is now'on the point of being bought f.ir the packet of the 20th of November, and it is probable that a quarter of a million will be sent by each of the succeeding steamers The deficit occasioned in the treasury of India by the war is now being met by large ar i d direct withdrawals of treasure from the English market. As these supplies, moreover, are taken in the shape of silver, the effect produced here must be the more important, for it would scarcely be an Qtag..eration to say that the milli on i n s il ver which the East India Company are employing agents to secure from the Continent will involve the exportation of a million in gold. The reassuring feature is that the operation will be effected gradu at the rate, according to present appearances, of about half a million per month. At Harnburgh, Messrs. Windhof and Pieper, a house connected with the American and Russian trades, have stoppe I .payment but their liabilities are not expected to prove very considerable. The ship Avon has now been 82 days at sea from Melbourne, with £206,600 in gold on freight. It is stated that a quantity of specie is en route to the Bank of France from Constantinople. Advices from Melbourne state that the steamer Emu arrived at that port from Liverpool' on the llith of August, after a passage of 58 days, being the quickest on record, although she was detained four days at St. Vincent's, coaling. The Etna was expected to leave Melbourne for Suez, with mails and passengers, on the 13th of September. BOYS' CLOTHING 11ADE WITH GREAT TASTE, at:LE WlS.:as,4 COMPANY'S, BanelaglA stmt. (TOYS' CLOTHING MA)E WI ra GREAT TAITE AT LEWIS and .1 eANY'S. Ranelagh street. SALE or Portions —A blue book has been published by order of the House of Commons, containing the evidence taken before the select committee of the House of Lords, on the (late) Bate of Peiaons Bill . Exclusively fur CLOTHING BOYS fr.m Six to Twenty Years LEWIS & COMPANY, Raselagh-street. THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1857, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. —OcT. 28. The Cotton Market continues extremely quiet, and prim are very irregular. The sales—including 500 Yernambuco 9,1 to 10/d ; 20 Bahia. 811 ; 60 Maranham, 91d; 100 Egyptian 11 to ]2il ; 500 Surats - 40 to 7—are reported 1,500 bales, of which 300 are on speculation and for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARXET.—OcT. 28. SUGAR : The market continues to be freely supplied and previous rates to be realised ; the sales comprise 400 hhds. indirect Cuba Muscovado at 39; 6(4 and 80 cases, 2,000 bags Brazil, in bond, at 25; for Maceio, 25s 6,1 for Bahia, and 24s per cwt. for Paraiba. MOLAISES : We have to report 320 puncheons Bar badoes, but the price has not transpired. Rug : Nothing has occurred. COFFEE : Nothing has occurred. Rice : The market remains ♦ery flit, but within the last few days 9 300 bags Bassein have changed hands at 93 6d, and 11,500 bags Moulmein at 93 per cwt. GAMBIER : At the auctions this morning, 320 bales were sold at 15s 6 , 1 to 16s for sound. SAGO FLOUR : 300 bags, all faults, at 15s to 153 61 for first class, also 100 bags by private at 16s 91. MADDER ROCTS : 40 bales Bombay at 34s per cwt. for first class damaged. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.— Ocr. 28. Per stone, 20Ibs. Per golles. s. d. P ' . s. d. a. ri potatoes, Seeding 4 0 to 4 4 Ray, 01d,..... 0 7 to 0 8 Ditto, Kemps .... 4 4 I, 4 8 Ditto, mew.. 0 6 to 0 7. Ditto, Whiterneks. 3 4 to 3 6 Ditto, clover 0 6 to 0 7 Ditto, Ba!shaws .. 3 4 t , , 3 6 Green Clover 0 0 WI; 0 0 ')itto, B. Farny:rs 0 0 to 0 0 Grass 0 0 to I , 0, Ditto, cattle 1 8 to 1 9 Straw, wheat 0 3 to 0 3i , Per ton. Ditto, oat . Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 O'Carrots Oats, in straw ... 00to 0 0 )tangle wurzel 'Manure 4 6 to 6 6 MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—Ocr. 28 There are some offers making to-day for goods at a decline of about 10 per cent. on the quotations lately current. Sellers are, however, more hopeful, and the business done has been insignificant in arnaunt. SALFORD CAT PLE MARKET.—OcT. 28. The supply to-day consisted of 1,538 cattle, 6,000 sheep. and 194 calves. Best beef 7d to 7il ; middling 6d to ; cows 5d to sid ; best weciders 70 to 8d; ewes 6:1 to 60 ; calves 61 to 71d. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—OcT• 28 &roan: The importers met the market Cocia;, - and a good portion of the quantity offered found buyers at a decline of is per cwt on the prices of last week. COFFEE : There was only one sale to-day of 100 casks plantation Ceylon at about previous rates. TEA: The decrease in shipments to Great Britain are nearly 5,000,000 lbs. This has given a better tole to the market, and common cengou brings is lad per lb. Rice : 130 casks Carolina bought in at 29s ; 300 bags East India sold at lower rates. SALTPETRE: market is flit, with very little doing:. HEMP: 1,800 bales Manilla were offered to day. Part sold at .£23 to £32 lOs for ordinary to fair, and fair to white at £6O 10s per ton. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—Ocr. 28. Good and fine new hops are in steay rrquest, and very fine samples are worth £6 per est. Otherwise, the trade is inactive, but we have no change to notice in prices. LONDON TALLOW MARKET—Om 28 , The market is very coiet at 56s 3 1 for the year, 56s 93 for December, and 57s for July to March. LONDON MINING MARKET.—ear. 28, Very little business is going forward in British mining stocks. In the Stock Exchange the only business replrted is in Wheal Trelawney shares, at 24.1. Other descriptions are quiet, with only a limited inquiry. In foreign and colonial descriptions there is also no uew feature ; prices are nominally supported. LONDON CORN MARKET —Oc•r. 28 The attendance of buyers in Mark-lane this morning was small, even for a Wednesday, and the dullness reported on Monday continues, and if anything an increased Indisposition to operate is evinced by all parties, and so trifling have been the sales fe-day that Monday's quotations must be considered nominally unaltered for all articles of our trade. R RIVALS INTO L ONII TN FROM ocr. 26 TO OCT 28. English and Scotch 1`.'41 Foreign. Wheat Barley . Oats Malt. .... I 5930 11100 31881 Flour, 1160 barrels. 270 sacks. CORK BUTTER MARKET.—Ocr. 28. There were °ler 2,000 kegs and firkins at market to day. We quote—Firsts, 116, ; Seconds, 107 s; Thirds, 101 s ; Fourths, 935; Fifths, 87s; ani Sixths, 63s per cwt- GLASGOW PIG IRON MA.RKET.—Ocr. 28. The market was very quiet to-day, at quite nominal prices :—Mixed numbers were quoted at 593 to 64s per ton. TALLOW REPORT. The business transacted in our produce markets during the last tea days has, owing to the distrust in the present values, the great advance in the rates of discount, and the mercantile embarrassments in the 'Jailed States, Glasgow, &c. been very trifling. Since the last important Bank announcement, there has been less desire to operate. To-day 140 casks of p.y.c. and Australian Tallow were offered, all withdrawn ; to have effected sales a decline must have been submitted to. The following details shew the exports of Tallow from St. Petersburgh : Tallow dispatched fr m Cronstadt to the 1857. 18 fi, 1853. 31th Sept. O.S. ( Itimated at 25 poods Casks. Casks. CaB,B. to the c sk) • • 59,921 .. 83 173 .. 73,591 In ships loading and lighters .......... 17,225 .. 12 547 .. 13,778 .. .. Total loaded off from St. PQtersburgh, 2nd Oct O.S. Loaded off from St. Peteribnrgh after this date . .. 16.375 .. 18 754 Total close of the navigation . 112, 0 95.. 10 ',123 Loneon Liverpool Bristol Other English Ports ............ .. 6,693 .. 6,473 .. 5,057 Ire and S otimd . Germany France .. . 7,857 .. 8,436 .. America .... - .. .. 5 59,921 .. 83,173 .. 73,591 Deliveries in London since Ist June, 1 .55, to this da e 49 234 Deliveries London since 14 June, 1857 37,301 .. Sto kin 1.614 dim, 21st Oct .. .21,900 .. 14,550 .. 22,673 The decline in ♦alue during the last few weeks has riot been an unimportant one. It is chiefly to be attributed to a marked increase in the home supply, to the advices from Russia of large shipments to the British markets, to the sna shipments from Great Britain and Russia to the Continent, and, last but not least, to the financial pressure. Opinions are very contradictory respecting the supply of English tallow. I think that the only inference to be drawn from the decreased deliveries to the manufacturers and exporters and the decreased shipments from Russia to the Contilent is that the home production there and in Great Britain much exceeds last year. OA the other hand as the values of beef and mutton are higher than last season this does not coincide with .the conj-cture so ofte❑ advanced that the higher the value of animal food the less abundant is the home supply for the melters. Casks. :t is estimated that the total supply of new will be ..........110,000 go.anti y frozen in at clos.; of last season.. Loaded ..... 11 .000 82,000 Remaining . It is probable the entire bal ance w ill be shipped this season, this, added to aveage imports from other foreign sources—increased home supply—the financial pressure in Great Britain and the Continent—and the singular position of the market, viz., whilst the stock shows an increase of 50 per cent. prices are about la per cwt. higher than last year—makes it very doubtful if present values can be maintained. The financial embarrassments of England and the United States invariably react on the continent, and it must not be forgotten that the money markets have been also pre judicially influenced by other causes. The last advices from New York stated that the monied interests would. require at least 2 to 3 millions of specie from England and California to extricate them from their difficulties, their latest European news advised that the value of money or minimum rate of discount in England was 5} ; it is now 8 per cent—an advance of 40 to 50 per cent—the question arises will not this great advance induce further disasters in the United States ? These financial difficulties will tend to a decreased consumption of some of the most important of her own and European productions and stimulate to the utmost degree for several months her exports to the more opulent foreign markets. The prices of tallow to-day are—lst sort p.y.c. on spot, 58s 6d to 593. S. DOWNES. At LEWIS & °WANT'S, Ranelagh-street, BOYS are CLOYHED from the Agee of Six to Twenty Years. PATHETIC OBITUARY.—A Western editor announces the death of a lady of his acquaixtarce, and thus tonc . iingly adds :—" In her decease, the sick lest an inTaluab!e Mend. Long will she seem to stand at their bedside, as she was wont, xi h the balm of consalation in one hand and a cup of rhcbarb in the other." Ezolos:yelp for CLOTHI NG BOYS from SIX to Twenty Yew's, LEWIS & COell'AN T. itaneleannstrft BOYe CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE AT talus and COMPANY'S, Raniogo,-atreet. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER 29. WI ND YESTERDAY, S.S.W.—Light Breeze. WATER —Morn. 8 ll—Even. S 38—Height, 12 ft. 2 in . OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND. Oct. 27. Dodo (s.s Rotterdam Addgrand3.. . Bremen Oct. 28. Argus Previdentia o3tend Six Brothers Conference Bristol Thessalia (s.s.) ....Constantinople Cleator (s.s.) •• ......Bordeaux British ..ueen (s s.) Havre krno (s.s.) Nfazeppa Washington .. New York Prince Waren zoEf ... Surinam Saxon ..................Huelon Thetis .. . . l3rem,n Camilla .. Constantinople Thornton •• .. New York Albion ... . Alexandria Janet Wilson St. Dumingol Will. Ire Wll5OO .... St. John, N.B Ran ........ .... ..Rio Janeiro Seis Hermanos Eclipse Only So i.. . Maria Ann ............ Falmouth' Jeannette Melanie.-- . 03tenW Oct. 28. Liverpool Portmadoc Harald . . Melbourne Sarah iAnn Bangor Euphrates (s s) Trieste Taroorley - Portmadoe Emily Newloundlandkneaston Miller c alsvar saxon (s.s ) Ha nburgh,Watchman ...Cork Earl of Derby Buenos Ayres Boxer Dublin Russia Virginia Owl Carlisle Nathalia Ac jutla'Criterion Beanmaris Rachael Brothers.. Swansea Ann and Mary.. •. ...... Annan Mona'a Isle Lancaster My Choice .. OUTPORTB. HOLSIIEAD, Octohrr 27.—Wind S.W.—Fresh Breeze. Oct. 27 —Arrived—The Harriet, Mathews, from Messina. Waterford, Oct. 24.—Arrived—The Ambret. Walsh, from P. E. Island—Nl:Wm from Morocco—Fas'ilon, from Antigua. St. M.awes, Oct. 27.—Arrived The Gra itude, Dugdale, from Vigo for Brliham, with loss of m sinboom ~ n d sails split. Queenstown, Oat. 26. arrived—The William Tell, Norhv, from Quebec—Gazelle, Leslie, from Bird Is and —Aghea Trias, Plthis, from Taganrog—Conservalve, Baniollch, fro ot Odessa—Ville Eugenia, Chirrand, from Odessa. Falmotith, Oct 24 -Arrived—The Wenkabst, from Por.ground— For,,ozet, Anderson, from Longsound for Hayle—Frances Hicks, from London for Swan River, wit pumps o‘t of ordar -Argo, &taiga ird, rom Dram—Venus, and Odin, Ludvigson, from Porsground. Oct. fB.—Arriv d—The Catherine Green, from Liverpool to Venice, leaky 2maehinery)—Libre Excha , ge, from Liverpool to Garee, ie. k (General Raven, from London to Martinique leaky. MARITIME EXTRACT& LIVERPOOL, Oct. 23 A schonder, agroond near No per chart 31, at 12 30 p.m , has no signals of distres' Hying. A steam—tug is near her. Cha lesion, Oct. 12 heavy ea le from N. and N.E., has prevailed here for several drys past. Fa'morith, ect 27.—The Sandade, from nio Grande for Liverpool, while weighing anchor to get under wsigh, got into collision with the Haor.urgh barque Met or, and lost sevei'al stanchions, &c. Penzancs. oct. 21.—.1r ived —The Dolehin, from Newport for Plymouth, leaky, and with fore an 1 main sags sp it—Wanderer, Warne, f om Reuen f r Glotvester, with loss of jib, &c. Rotte dam Oct. 26 —The schooner outs° Klein, from Archangel to Schiedam, is on shore on the West Plaat, and will ba a wreck ; craw saved. Hong Kong, Sept. 25 —The Moth Wing, trom Northward, has put in here in distress.—The Namao has 1 een lost on the east coast. Mom.:—The American ship North Wind, sailed from Foo Choo Foo for Loadon. Hampto Roads.—The Qoito, Hawkins, from (slay on the 9th l❑st passed a large shi t 's mast, apparently not long in the water. N ESSELS'EXPORTS. Report by the Stalwart, Lewis, arrived here from Philadelphia. Spoke. In lat. Lon. Sept. 17..Leba Baltimore to Rotterdam .... . ..... 35 N.. 66 w Oct. 5.. Betge a, St. Lucia to New Y0rk...... Oct. 19.. Tuscaro:a, hence to Phi!ads phis .. 50 N.. 10 W Repprt by the Araxes (s s.), Horst'All, arrived hs.e from Alexandria. Spoke. In lat. Lon. Oc'. 20...Pan1, Odessa to Cork, out 35 diys.... ...AO 2i N.. 10 2) W Oct. 20.. Hashenry, bound south ret 21.. Qurinam, of Newcastle, for Barcelona ..42 04 N.. 09 54 W Oct. 23.. Emily (a.s )4i. .00 45 N.. 00 09 W Oct. 23.. Ha.ry Haine, outward bound .... .. SPOKEN. FOREIGN PORTS Pocahanta., Wordensor ; North, Boyd; Hero, Sutherland ; Radna.- gore, Manning; Comorin, R ddock ; and S.lrit of the Times, Klein— all hence at Calcutta. Cambatu, Fawcett, hence Anger, Aug. 29. Queen of England, Partridge, hence at Hong Kong. Wandering Jew, Carleton, hence at Saanghae. • Deva s ile 1 from Madra, f r 1 iverpool, Sept, 12. Pride of the Seas sailed from Madras for Liverpool, Sept.l2. John Pall .a led from Madras for Liverpool, Sept 22. Bo3Va (s a ), liana at Malta, and soiled for Alexandria. Stornoway, Hart, from Foo-cho-foo at Anger, for Liverpool, Aug 25. Ho ng Ho hence at Anger for Shangh re, Aug. 31. Hero, from Siam at Singapore, and left in* Penang, Sept. 15. Anne Royden, f on' Calcutta al Singapore, and si'ed for China, Sept. 15. Progress, from Calcutta at Singapore, and sailed for China, Sept. 16. Marion, fro n Calcut a at S r gapo-e, and sailed for China, Sept. 5. A rdville sailod from Ir. angoon for Liverpool, Aug. 17. Ida, Bird, hence at Taganrog. Marino Faler s saited from Cagliari for Liverpool, Oct 20, Sunderland, Curry, hence at Ham, ton Roads for City Point. Friar Tuck, hence at f-hanghae. Robn Hood saile I from Shanghae for London, Aug. 6. Merrie England sailed from Qhanghae for Gelle, Aug. 9. Pizarro, hence at Santander for Porte Rico leaky. Va derbilt (s.), from Havre at New York, Oct. 15; on the 9th Oct. encountered a te, rifle gale. Dela, ire, Crocker, hence at City Point. I atna left Foo cho •-foo for London, Ang. 6. fpirit of the Age left Foo-choo foo for London, Aug. 6. Monteagle left Its goon for Channel, Aug. 20. Cassibelanius left Rangoon for Channel, Aug. 28. Gerdua left Rang on for Channel, Aug. 29. Wa‘hington left Rangoon for Channel, Aug. 14. Dakotah left Rangoon for Channel, Aug. 7. BIRTH. On the 25th instant, the wife of Mr. James Looney, of a son. glir Birth; Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sant to our Office du' v ailthentictrd. SOUTHERN HOSPITAL. Weekly Report. ,—Oct. 27, 1857. OUT PATIENTS• IN PATIENTS. Cared 12 Cured l6 Relieved .. 5 Fntered 29 Discharged At own request I Under treatment l4 Irregular...—. 0 Deari... . . _ _ ... _ Entered Under treatment ...... ...... 84 TREASURER—Jas. Houghton, Esq. VISITORS—Maser,. Rawlins and Mountfleld. HONORARY CHAPLAIN—Rev. T. Leveson, PRYSICIANS AND STAMM!' FOR THE Wass—Dr. Cameron, and Dr. Nott , ngham. HOUSE Suaasosts—Mr. Jos. J. Pope, and Mr. John M. Bateson. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. By British and Irish Magnetic Telegiaph NEWMARKET RACES.—YESTERDAY. £5O HANDICAP PLATE, A. F. ROBZi ..1 I Peeping Tool ...2 1 Renown Fifteen ran. SELLING PLATE. Amerous /33y beat Termagent. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOPS., B. M. I TROStall Maid Five ran. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. For two year olds. Nutwith out of Labbidc....l I Orcheill ' Fifteen r n. SWEEPSTAKES 07' 10 FOES. Abron.. ..... .1 I Knockburo....2 Miss Julia SELLING HANDICAP. Noisette 1 1 Cara Fati,na....2 1 Bird-in-Hand.. Fire ran. £5O SUBSCRIPTION PLALE. Topsey 1 1 Excelsior..... .2 1 Admiralty. Six rFn. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. ..1 I NJuglt ....2 Amerous Boy Six ran. SWE'EPSTAICKS OF 10 sous. Olym2us 1 1 King Maker .2 I Skycatter MATCH. Heroine beat Mamstey. Tambaurine. West Ead . LATE 1T BETTING. FIRST CLASS NURSERY. 5 to 1 apt Swale (taker) 8 1 Haymaker (taken) 9 1 .. Botany (taker) 10 , I Pampa (titre!) KEITH'S PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT ROOMS, 34, CASTLE- STR gET. _ _ _ _ ARE NOW RE-OPENED. W. K. takes the present opportunity of thanking his friends and the public for the liberal patronage with which he has been favoured, and at the same time to Inform them that to accommodate his ra pidly increasing business he has built an entirely new operating loom, which is admitted to be the finest in Liverpool. With the increased facilities now at his disposal, W. K. expects that his Pictures will not only sustain the high character they have already attained, but even surpass his former oroductions. 34, CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, Opposite the Bank of England. VARICOSE VEINS, NI EAK LEGS, KNEES, & ANKLES. H E Patent Vulcanised India Rubber ELASTIC STOCKING, KNEE ar d ANKLE BANDAGES, are the only articles that will ret aeir elasticity. Heat or cold will not affact nem ; require no lacing, and may be dawn on imm , diately, as an ordinary .tocking, The beat articl manufactured for the purpose, and much raeommended by the faculty Wholesale and Retail at THE INDIA RUBBER DEI'OT, 42, SOUTH CASTLE STREET. CALEB WALKER, PrOPrieator. gOMMertfiti ------------- 8 office, DAy, the 29th Instant , at the Wok rs.sarter. 75 Cssks Australian TALLO W, ex Royal Ci' ~ RIO 3 Tons GREASE. -____:.----" BIG LA ND, SONS, Se JE_f_l__ Fil . - - ---- , ,"'" ~. ' On a count of whom it may 00 0 ',,,,k ' . st 1 0 ' THIS DAY, the 29th instant , a t (me , 21 B B o a x rr e e s ls commercial Sa'erooln. , a ged; just landed ex Euphrates Noe.:)_CUAlippßiAyNtoTS, ua___ln.. GF,O, BAD'_— c., Tins DAT, the 29th instant, at Twelve , 4 , _— . locx, :4ell' Commercial Saleroom Temp court , 555 5 066 0 068 BEABaooprxxreoeessisßMnanleahgamSunsltcalrEaßXNS, es Te r; 300 Tapnets Malaga FIGS, leane r ' 1 Bunch MUSCATEL S, ex G 300 l'apnef3 Old Malaga FIGS, 10 Cues Eeme RAP;INS. THOM klot__ JL...--- --- ;'" -n ,g "h to # . s j,AßJJ•yoker , i'' o , , ~..,..t. it the Tuts DAY, the 29th instant, at Twelve _ca'rtv7 Commercial Saleroom, Tetriple," 388 Boxes Bunch Muscatel RAPONS ' 198 Boxes 877 i-Do. 1 Layer 1223 4-Do. 60 Boxes Jordan ALMONDS, / Apply to C. S,Mi•ldleton and Son; or to No rth 3' — Y, Broker, IN ea Gleaner. DITTO, en S ale• 1 5 1 13 Ca m s e e s s African Bleached E.I. 50 Bags Vegetable WA% . D r°l ll t /; /* FR A NCIS J. F , A.TOtti' 0- ' arc 7 Apply to PATENT ASPHALTS ROOFINGroo 7 f 01 )" do Sr A chead, durable, and perfectly w a terP O f/ ONE PENNY PEE. SQUARE Fl .l \, 8 :i. $l l3 _________ ..............7 / Office and Warehouse-8. ensi,s-05 T R. CAMERON, 0 11 ' PO' ila / e 4. 4 4 • WATCH AND CHRONOINIVE- - D.: ~i6• v'T dig 54, soura CASTLE-3'TRE; ba P. O O ➢IPRINE CHRONOMETERS ON SAE $3 SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPi.a, CHARTS, &C. /1 1; ZO.~ sT. 0 V 447 N t,„l„ 1%*14,1 A, 4-144, „ C,, s , , ....r.... - EM --..-------.......- TMAS PARRY' Broker, ---- - -- - --- W 11118 $ T O -M 0R R 0 • ft slo 11 „ dock , - To.motutow, the 30th instant, at Twelv .. , - ;i n gs, P llt i Ph, Brokers' office, 16, Exchange-but' ell tAt 1250 Bags LINSEED , ..11 OO cAof , " 0 750 Bags RAPESEED. Bo yd, 1 " ) ;00 b i ..._ ex Renton, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs. sy CO'' b e titcs ( Co., Merchants ;or to RAY )31 11 P , 5 \,...... t tbe TO•NOREOW, the 30th instant, fat One o'cloe., ..;reets 40 Office, 4, Lancaster -buildings, Titbebsco ° A ly to T' Oft , 497 Bees VALONEA' p m . 01 5 now landing ex Arcadia (s.), from Smyrna.— fa . GEORGE FREI). ---- , kid t NEXT WEE I .41 ;.,, n eerli• A, P ' \ P] On account of whom it maY 0 ° - elos- ~ On MONDAY rext, the 2nd Nov. at TwelVe tubers, , k, o , Broker's Office, 7, Exchange-cllogo* _of Itil itsk t ; 27 Bales Vegetable HAIR (Arne", „Ay to s , p- lying in Johnson's Warehouse, Brook-street.-AqATa, FRANCIS J. ' ottle 14414 11° , . 0 , c10 4 ' . On TUESDAY next, the 3rd Nov., at TWoo'bersi .str, 4 1 Broker,' Office, 7, Exchange-e.,alsp CA" . 50 Tons Round Thick American ' I.'"" 40' it 7th now landing ex Endymion. from New York;_., ..,gp ‘__l ),7 ol , . 1 4 ° Pe 620 Bags Thin Oblong American LIN - ex Thornton, from York .—APP I Y now landing tO , ,0 4 . On TUESDAY next, the 3rd Nov., at Half-Pa st ,;;,•;, g olk , r 1 ' 1 1; Commercial Sale-room, Tom s $. 4 t , h 44 1e,! 4 1091 Boxes Fine America' C a ~:. __Appl , „ o p \ k x 4 landing ex City of Washington, from New Tor' . gro' ~...! FRANCO J.: o.dov /N izi.,,,x,A, 0. 64 8,, Richardson, Brothers and Co., Merchants .or to d og, 0 , ~ lock , e On TUESDAY, the 3rd NGoEveltsßerA,DaktNTAWCe,Rv.Bl- ' it 44 t, Iff 04 Brokers' Office, 2. Dale-sires.„, l ot 11' 6300 East India Tanned ICID"t,„ cO. , Apply to BRO WNE, HUN rE"' q () ~~0 i e kk 44 W e 8 4 %k R opya t( rki kAl L e ,14 , 14,51 %IN 41 G 11 11 41°4 I'4 ;tll ti4 k4l 44 4 1 114 Apply to L 'LIAM B v BOOT AND SHOE lej1:11;;O°1 RICHMOND-ROW, I,lSryl el; I 4 0 ; 4 14 TO BUILD FRS AND 01.115 0 1 ', 11 14 MINERA LIME !—The bes t rip'° Antss7l l .o from the Miners Lima. Con 3 P 3 yoli';00 cot" a s tr eet warded direct from the kilns to say station 4 01 s" .11 91 western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, LiverP: efow - , ;0046/ A Cheshire Junction Railways. Price at th e* Otlist it Liverpool, 15s. per ton; moderate prices 0 0 _ ub itc, s o Parties in Liverpool are representing to g ot the the above Company's Lime. This is to Giv e be obtained as above. /1 0. s o" a 0 Depot for Liverpool—CßOWN-00 egi'•kS, go Chief Office-13, JAM.' - OWEN CA fav A g prT RE PALE CANAg y, TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS F'6-- WINES 5 A N D ER D. E T--' s ' / S,_CASTLE-STlt5- P 0 R T.-Highest class Vinta g e ------ Wine. five ..j. ear:j 14 1 64: pel : SHERRY.- First In Pints.... Twenty- CLARET. -St. Julien, tour years in bottlx. • • • ,17,18fi.tafnoar a i mo rn i :d .. l . a . te .. .. -- .... .......:: 4• # CANAR Y ' Doses' ~_ Six Shillings Per T isra ito or' MERCHANTS' NEWS Ol' t,t . 1 ANDERSO- • a ' l 4 ° . sfq WIRE EIG -1 g nO• ---- N ES 5 Val)b' gi l d T HE UNDE RNOTED • r- , W. - tla. - .fGA R p li re o s c en ic t , im BEING IcToTsE3riiiii::::brit,es:os:l:::',ivk# j, Three STEAMERS and Three :410 14 ' sreril ° O i cii# John Laird, K sr t,., T. c o, i JAMES KENNEDY (new Steamer) • • '-` e ' -- • gate o ',, - toe'fi e r, builders. .f . ~.•',.- 0 0 P,101 ,-, , Ship PARSEE MERCHANT... ......... • snd h" voOlit• - el , Ship BOGOTA Ship LADY HEAD New ship LLAMA 1• 75 W SHIP .... ..Messr' n • n p i Vina i iidi? 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DR ICE I ,- c 0 ,, co t' , CARD of Comparatire SIZES-01V AND 4 GARNOCK, BIBB" or VOP iii•NtlFEss AN .9 0 1, #l, IMPROVED PATENT CORDAG'SOOIOIWp rphil s 3 ''r'CO.9 1.0.0. i tli'' r 36 AND 3a, CH APEL-STIL' Tox-solo, tp.# 0 XANITFACTO A full Assortment of WIRE 5 0 " c -- s2oeli• p- , OIR ROPE and HAWSERS ttlwaY" - if Use. ----- - - Si t ' spl -- ' ..,10,0 gsl -- ----. cvS " ed Printed and Published by CHAti...-. swine street, at his Mier Printing an d 10' 0-- 19, South John-street, Liv er w ol. CTOIAg g 49, T HURSDAY. . NI T Al to ll] p J. NODDER, ~d a t HATTER, 11511 ;" qt, Cgt / I -B es C for cba Respectfully announces that his newest stY are ready. GENTLEMEN'S PARIS HATS. .4 AO FINE PARISIAN FELTED HATS. 0.•, - 01. TRAVELLING, SHOOTING, RUSTICA II ' o iri , l CAPS, IN EVERY TASTEFUL OP VS op 5 PATENT STRAW, LEGHORN, PIANO ! 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