The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-01 00:00:00

crease, 508,773/ ; notes unemployed, inore".'
504,6101; actual circulation, 20,473,155/.
COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—Tnis DAY.

Amsterdam

. 11 15 1 i Gibraltar ...

Ditto, three months .. 11 18! Leghorn
Rotterdam..... ..... 11 184 Genoa
Antwerp
Brussels

Hamburg .

Altona ..
Parts ....

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25 42ilVenice .

13 8 'Naples
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'Palermo
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25 30 iMessina

Ditto, three months .. 25 773 Lisbon
Marseilles.

Bordeaux ..

Frankfort-on• Maine

Vienna

Peter sburg

Madrid

Barcelona

431
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129 a
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. 119& Buenos Ayres.... .....
• New York, 60 days' sight
10 44 Philadelphia ...... ...•
10 47 PRICES OP BULLION, rail OZ,
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37& Foreign Gold, Bars .40 0
48a Portugal Gold Coin.. • °
O 0 "
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49 !Mexican Dollars.

New Dollars

Seville

!Silver, In Ban

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE'

FRANCE

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
PARIS, Tifuesn
The Moniteur reproduces, in extols°, the articlesel
the Morning Post, Standard, and Morning Chronice,
in which they denounce their colleagues w'
by their attacks on the French Government, halm
given rise to the recent complaints in the Monites,ll:
The Cmtstitutionnel does not publish the artio.v..
that had been expected on the subject, but it P
probably only postponed.
,1 nits
The French Government is making a tremen-,:,.n
fuss about the continued occupation of the DanuiLb-
Principalities and of the Black Sea by the Eng"s
Tha Constitutionnel has another long leading
article, in which it denounces both occupations as
contrary to right and to treaty ; and says that the
pretext put forward for them—the nom exeentinirli
of the treaty of peaCe by Russia—is devoid of s.„,
valid foundation, inasmuch as it is the special 001:tg
mission to the Bessarabian frontier, or, in
default, a new conference, which is to settle
i
points in. dispute. Is it possible. that all tl:
sudden splutter about the Principalities and til`
Black Sea is merely used to draw, public attention
from Naples ? +he
A good many. people here believe that, from 7
turn events have recently taken, a misunderstand-
ing, more or less serious, already exists between
England and. France, and that it threatens to beci
come graver. One little circumstance
greatly to strengthen this belief; the semi-otne'''
Constitutionnel, which is supposed not to insert a
line without some political object, publishes pro-
minently in its columns this morning, ajli
article extracted from the Russian paper, Le ..I\rot:
which draws a disagreeable contrast between
crews of the Russian ships now at Kiel, and of
drunkenness, quarrelsomeness, and brutality' .e
those of the English ships, which were that;
some time ago, and which besides asserts 'Mrs
Russian crews, in seamanlike qualities, 0`

considered superior to the English !
a 911
The Paris papers of this morning
account of the last interview between the Fre.°
Ambassador at Naples, and the Sicilian Min' s°
of Foreign Affairs. It contains nothiogi.
however, that did not appear in my letter °

Montlay.
A member of the Legislative body is at pres ,f
engaged in visiting the manufacturing districtlfe,
Lancashire and Scotland to collect, if possiv.a.
facts and figures, to prove that the establishale-to,
sge
of Free Trade has been disastrous in its resin
the working population of Great Britain. Theb,"
facts and figures when he gets them, are to nt
employed as arguments against the governtile
bill for the repeal of prohibitions.

AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF TIM ARAGO

(FROM OUR SPROUL CORRESPONDENT.)
SOUTHAMPTON, FRIDAY Niall,l*.,t.
The United States Mail. Steamer Arago,
Lines, with the American mails and advices it° te
New York, to the 18th inst., has arrived, en roll
to Havre. 11
The political news is of no importance, the 011
item of interest being the Presidential earliPil'vd,
Colonel Fremont's hopes were again in the. asee'j
ant. The steamers Ericsson, Lyonnais, a",,
Bourassia, from Liverpool, Havre, and Hattibul''

had all arrived at NeW York.
The Arago's commercial advises
inform its that
the New York Money Market. was less In")11i1
Cotton was firm, a fair demand prevailed, and trio
prices were paid. Breadstutis of all kinds were er
good request at the rates quoted in the advises Po
the Africa. Provisions were in better request,
,irg
holderi looked for rather advanced • rates.
active and firm. There was not so much doinb. ft.
freights, and the rates to Liverpool had rattle'
declining tendency.

PORYUGAL

•
- -
The screw steam-ship Cintra entered the Merrst;e
yesterday morning, bringing Lisbon adviees
25th ult.. She reports. that the Australian c"rroe,
ship Tiptree, with the Liverpool mails to Melbourbat
and which put info the Tagus, bad sailed
.for. t

port after completing the riecessary repairs. , 00
There is not much news by this
lera
looking over our papers and private advices, wen74oo
that a programme has been published, in the vi-tkO
de Govern°, for the opening of the section %,to
Santarem Railway between L sbon and Carrag" be
on the 28th, when the King and Court were t°, to.
present, and the Cardinal Patriarch of Lisbon Wa"'iii
bless this first essay in railway construeti°" ote
Portugal, which has been constructed to PO"
further progress in such works in the country
in for
The French war steamer Sesostris bad puts 'lib,
coals on the 23rd, and left for Senegal on the Lento
Her Majesty's screw ships Sanspareil and ~„,00
rion were at anchor in the Tagus, as also the r '-
screw ship Prince Jerome and steamer Phooeni'

CUSTOMS APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOT161";
„oar
The following appointments and promotions, torn,
others, appear in the Civil Service Gazette, of this,
ing :—Mr. W. Bannister, Mr. Thomas Carrooniabard
Francis Grovenor, Mr. James Laing, Mr. r
Pemberton, Mr. Joseph Pritchard, and A!`rooo',.'
Wilkinson, to be tide waiters and patrol at IJ!vg.""o'ber'
Mr. Thomas Cain, Mr. Matthew Collins, and ?IL' p•
Litherly, to be weighers at Liverpool; also 101.'„d to
Fry. Mr. Henry W. Crosby, promoted from sec°;ber,
A
first class searcher at Liverpool ; Mr. T. C• ifeS
promoted from third to second class searcher at, "tbir"
pool ; Mr. H. P. Wright, promoted from fourthcfbertkiol class searcher at Liverpool : and Mr. Win. pool
promoted from fifth to fourth class searcher at Liv"

ANKRUPTS.
JOHN BECKWITH T BOWSE, ship owner, Lawrence row
ney-lane.
JAMES MERCFIANT, cooper, Bristol. street.
THOMAS HOLLAND, tobacco broker, Fenchnr°ll,.lo.
ROBERT JACKSON, jun., licensed victualler, Ling
THOMAS Grans, publican, Burslem.
CHARLES POOLE, livery-stable keeper, Brig ire, „nt,
EDWARD WOOD, worsted spinner, Bingly, Yor'.,"ereb""
HENRY QUINCY ANDREWS, American drug ~—
Strand.

JOHN ARLIS3, carrier, Plymouth.•
Louis Coiieti, general merchant, Bishopsgate Nu
t. irttfr-:stirne.l:3t; eantl '
Dec.ADOLPH LIEBESCHOTZ, tailor, Liverpool, i
D
ec. 18, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Co
official assigeee, Liverpool ; Grocott, Liverpool. .
giorle°'
NILE WILHELM WIKMAN, shipchandler,
GE COW ELL, innkeeper, Claypath, Dull_ 'lra'
EDWARD WADDINGTON, draper, Preston.
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iT HE CALIFORNIAN PEN.—The everlasting §-- T. P.'"i:
which he succeeded.
t1Y913 le
designates—not inal) bad Pao ii
pen, which
anything more annoying than 910-r 10th'
fitevery one knows the misery. The pen made hYrCio 011—,1
for any hand to use—light or heavy—and. Waa pith efla;e
greatest value, it does not corrode, but Ival. yin
facility in any ink. From experience of rk .w nee, ill
can say that this one, 'which is polished
last nearly as long, is the best one we have ever USe_d,. fair //;,,.
FRODSHAM FAIR.—On Thursday last the ahr..,as el,t
held in this town, and a very good show of cattl ,7,,,10e ft
bited. A small show of milkers induced a gouu 413'01101'r'
that description of store stock. The show vit?„ood eat,
chases
esatwt rearceted
made.
however,
ow notice,eve r , andfeli
about sever 75;pse, of
etb;
and mutton in the same ratio. A good niaaYbP no taeilbo.
smaller sorts, were bought, but cottagers were Y„,,d of .„,
anxious to make purchases, although before the_s;ro Willif
day a considerable advance took place. The Me a seta
rnoon ...4
wright were extensive buyers. In the afte cared 1"
auction of fat stock took place, when all lila° "
a ready sale.