The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-11 00:00:00

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fie .B, R. BIGKERFIWIL,_, -
Arm rof the Ro% College of Surgeonirof.llogland.
Fellow of the Royal College-o( Surgeons of Edinburgh.' Surgeon to Erskine-street Hospital for the Treatment,
of Surgical Diseases and Thistles, 40., Arc.; &c. 2, Rodney-street, July 3, 1856.

APPALLING ACCIDENT ON THE RIVER.
THE Coroner and Jury who have to inquire
Into the fearful calamity which occurred on Sunday morn-
ing last, and whereby ten per..ons were killed and a great number
of others seriously Injured, hating considerately sugge,ted that
steps should he taken to relieve the Sufferers and the Wives and
Families of the Dead,

A PUBLIC SUBSCRIPHON
Has been entered into for this purpose, healed by the Mayor; and
Contributions are evilest!), solicited.= 4-4uo
MR. JAMES. I.4VINGSTONE, and} my, - act 2
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AIR. JOHN YA.TEA, J 171.1.0
Subs"riptions will be received at the Exchange, Athenaeum, and
Lyceum Newsrooms; at the tloreagh Bank ; at all the Newspaper
°Dices ; and by the Treasure's.

The following Subscriptions have been received:—
John Stewart, Mayor .. X 5 0 o,Dublln and Liverpool
John B. Aspinall ....... 2 0 0 Steam Packet Co .. • elo 0 a
John Yate., jun. ...... 2 0 0 Hayman and Son 1 0 0
James Levingston 5 0 0 John Pewit;
,0 10 0
Bernard Trayner ' 50 V John Finch, Jun • 10 0
Samuel Toa ars ...... 1 0 (Iftichard Sheit 3O 0
John M‘Guffie .. ..... 1 1 0 Jolui Bin 1 1 it
William. Humphreys .. 1 0. 0 John Chapman Poore _l 1 0
Robert-Procter
G. E. Cunningham.... 0 10
.(I"Driblin"
John'Mooney
James •Croo:c.
A. Af 'Gregor - 0 19 OW. Pirrie-and Co.. .. 5 0 0
J. B. Wilson 0 5 0 A Friend 0 1 0
Frank Hthry.......... 1 0 OW. Bingham
T. Connolly .... ...... 01 0 Daily, Post 1 OA. Rawsonl 00 S, 13. Gaskell '• • 1 0
0' 0 James J. Nash .........0 10 0 John Harrison
JJ. B
ames 801 d.:......,,., 1 1„0 W. Myers .. . . ... ...... 1 0 0
W. Coltart • 1 1 0 Major Borirms) ' •1
0 H. P.
..... 0 5, OW. Wareipg';l 1 0 0
C. W' O.,ttorti - .• 1 '.l 0 Francis Wilt:o - 6 _ .

7.6,gmoiciA a v,
T-4-E
_fragrance IS -
.-oak casks,
2s. ea h. !ThOritATIO [DEW'S; tt; Church-street.
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rtio, M-ERCHANT
S `and, Siii<PPERSITOPPg
rGO S NELL • & • CO:l'S Ildlebrated jseilvmSq, -„r0•144
Soaps, Hair Brushea, assortmantil for Inaia,,Chinak America tke., may always lie had ready for shipment .at the. Manu-
factory, 12, Three King Court, Lombard-street,London.

FOREIGN dORRESPONDENCE.—A euperiot
Lot of FOREIGN POST PAPER, on SALEt
7s. 6d. per Ream, or Three Reams for 215., N
, aeb. at QuA
rearas'
WlLLarsa's Wholesale Paper Warehouse. 19. south John
tet s.

ESTABLISHED 1827.
p ENNELL AND WHITTLE

CURLED HAIR, WOOL, SILK,

COTTON FLOOR MATTRESSES

STRAW PALLIASSES.

BEDS RE-DRESS
_AND FEATHERS

PURIFIED,

TICKS WASHED & CALENDERED.
MATTRESSES AND CUSHIONS
CLEANED AND RE-'MADE.

On Reasonable Terms

No. 120, WIIITECIIAPEL,

CORNER OP GREAT ORARLOTTE-STREET.

STREET. LIVERPOOL.
MANUFACTORY, FEATHER-

PARLIAMENTARY STAMP RETURNS FOR TEE
YEAR, 1854..
PRESTON GUARDIAN
Preston Chronicle
Preston Pilot
I ancaster Guardian ,
Lancaster Gazette ,
• Ulverston Advertiser
Blackburn Standard

.. 91,000379.000
..48,000

48,00
41,500
71,000
, 28,000

-329,500
It will be seen from the above that the number of stamps
issued to
the Guardian exceeded by 49,500 the number issued to all the
other papers in North Lancashire added together.
rirH E PREPAID CHARGES for Advertising
in the PRESTON GUARDIAN are.:-
4 Lines, or 30 Words, Is. 6d,„ if prepaid.
8 Lines, or 60 Werds, if prevaid.
Advertisers will do well to remember that no Advertlsemente,
however short, are received on credit under 2s. 6d. each, it being
impossible to open accounts for small sums, and eollect the
amounts without an extra charge. Parties residing out of Preston
may remit accounts of 10s. and under in postage Stamps above Chit
amount by Post-office order, deducting co tof order. Agents out
of Preston must prepay all advertisements which 'they wish to be
Inserted at the prepaid rates otherwise they will be- charged
credit prices.•

(iiT RDI4NOYFICE, 11, FISHERGATE. PRESTON

groastinige.

STEAM COMMUNICATION to and from LIVERPOOL
and LONDON, calling at PENZANCE,
FALMOUTH, PLYMOUTH, and PORTSMOUTH.
The LONDON & LIVERPOOL STEAM SHIP
v, , ' COMPANY beg to announce their intention of
of' • ' „at ilk\, des p atqhin g or. .e of, their powerful; steamers from
• tiligliV. each port as under, unless prevented by any
—__ .. Unforeseen occurrence :
Tons. Power,
ROSE _ —Via..
LOIRE 650.
..........
STANDARD (chartered), 750 150..
EMPRESS EUGENIE. 750 100....
These vesseleare all first-class, and havesuperior accommodation
for passengers, combined with great speed and capacity for goods.
Loading tot rth.—Liverpool, north west co. ner Collingwood Dock;
London, West Kent Wharf, Southwark, and Liverpool and Dublin
Steam-packet Wharf, Lower East Smithfield.
STANDARD „Saturday—July 12, at b o'clock, afternooa
LOIRE ..Satarday.. July 19, at 11 o'clock, night
ROSE Sattrday..July 26, at 5 o'clock. afternoon
&c , apply In Penzance, to John Matthews, Jun.;
Returning from the Liverpool and Dublin Steam wharf, Loud°,
every Saturday, at 7, Pan•
. Carrie; Plymouth, to Robert Clarke ; Po. tsmouth.
Fatrouftrbei,gthotmr,
and 137, Leadenhall-stree ;
and In Liverpool, to t
to R. Hatch ; London, to James Rattly), & Co., Liverpool and Dublin
riExasetnwSrnorittihiyfiekdbo.;
iSnteßajann'teViiheilatrefr,,Loowjoehr
McCLUNE & TAMPLIN,
Columbia-buildings, Brunsvrick-street.

Captitha
—Mawr's.
RAMSAY.
HO SINS.
SIMPSCM.

STEAM COMMUNICATION
FROM LIVERPOOL TO PORTMADOC AND
ABERYSTWITH,
AND FROM ABERYSTWITH TO BRISTOL.
THE CAMBRIAN STEAM-PACKET COMPANY (Limited).
Unless prevented i y any unforeseen occurrent',
V.\ intend despatching with Goods and Passengers
&V.- '1 he powßeErfuGlAscLreiAv Steamer
20 tons ;
Or some other vessel suitable for the trade,l on theturthen days and hours
hereunder mentioned :

LIVREpooL TO PORTMADOC AND ABERTSTW/TH TO LIVERPOOL.
ABRRYSTWITII.
Friday, July 11, at 4 0 p.n, Wednesday, July 16, at 545 a.na Friday, July IS, at 11 15 R.ITI VondaY, July g 43 Dan
21, at
Wednesday, July 23, at a 29 a mWednesday, .
TillY 30 at 6 2 a.rn
BRISTOL TO A nsaysTwiTp. ARRRTSIWITII TO BRISTOL.
Aro::lay, July 14, at 4 2 P.m Friday, July 11, at 12 20,p.m
July 25, it 12 2V CM
Monday, July 28, at 4 7 P.O. Friday,

FREIGHTS MODRRATE.
N.B.—Passengers are requested to 11 'not take charge of their own tugs
Whe respons,ble in any way for its
gage, as the Company
fig', Horses, Cattle, and Vehicle . of all kinds are Shirripecron
safety.
Deck at the Owner's risk. The Company will not be enswc rable
for any packages above the value of £lO, unless.the:ralue thereof be
oralprovionY declared, and paid for accordingly, nor for any loss of
towing or salvage of any other vessel.
time, occident
. ,
it, For ireights and furth
OcCasioned by their steamer being engaged in the
p..ticulars apply to the Agents F. R.
Tucker, 4, Water..lane Toy'r-street. Lorksion ; George Green, Cam-
brian
Bennet Foundry, A
berystwithl F, T.' Turner, 12, Quay-street, Bristol;
Williams Herb ur-office, Portmadoc ; and
, _ 0

MoCLIIN.I4 £ TAMPLIN,
Columbia-buildings, Brunswick-streot, Liverpool.
The Cambrian Steatn.pseket Connauy (Limited) beg to announce
that as soon as CO
necessary arrangements are completed. they
purpose calling as Newport, Lianally, and Portmadoc r Goods and
Pass forengers. ,

•
•
FOUND, at AllP:rtPri ,-Tower, Woolton a Dirge
Black and White RETRIEVER DOG.--Ant one
having lost the same mayillive it by paying an expen.tes, by'apply-
pig to JOhn Byrom. If n 5) claimed la 'Javan days, it will be sold
to defray the same_ - '

TIOLTrILIORE, MINING COMPANY m.
tice
is lieretiY .i.,;%en''that the OFFICES tit' iho Company
have been MOVED from 21, King-strect,.Bt. atrtes's, to thQ ()Ace
of Messrs. Croft end Wood. lt; Copthall-cbait, city, where the t'm_
parl'a business •will henceforth be transacted by the Secretaryl
By order. • EI4R 1r C. CROFT, Secretary; Purier.
July 3, 1856.

pOLTIMORE, WINING O()AIVANY:4N'ytice
is liereby.giian, .hat all ()LAIRS apinst this Com-
pany riiiut be iint to the Secretary, at Messrs, eroft'ond• Wood's
offices, 12, Conthall-cOurt,.c4y,on or be.foreSaturtay, .1012 ig.,18513.
By order, HENRY C. CROFT, SFcretarp and Purser.

TO THE TRUSTEES' OF THE •Ltir_EIIPOOI.4-ROYAL
INFIRMARY. ..
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
A Vancancy hating occurred in the Surgical
Staffof the Royal Infirmary, I Solicit-your spectfully
to offer myself as a CANDIDATE, and to Votes and Inttrest.
Having appealed for your suffrage on a former occasion, and
having then received the support of a large number of your body,
it is unnecessary tat I should -again lay beforre you ,inyeliinis and
qualifications.—l have the honour to remain, Ladies and Gentlemen,
yourobedlent Servant, • •

Mantel:J.

TO PRINTERS.—WANTED, a Quantity of Second Hand
NONPAREIL CAPS.—Apply by letter, stating price, to R.

ern Times °Bice.

tran

a NURSE,—AppIy at 7, Seymour.street, b it-hill,
re No application, to be made without a good

On Z. aI t

-assorted Stock always on hand

KENTLEDGE.—A large and w
Also, BALLAST (Pie IRON
ILLIAM F. SIM & CO., Sweetin

T UST Received, per "Arabia." No. 29 of FRA:, K LESLIE'S
0 AMERICAN IT.LINTRATED NEWSPAPER, Price Sixpence.
To he had at 'he Northern Times office.

FOR SALE, a very fine BAY MARE, sound. 16 bands, rising
live, well bred, has gone in harnnsa for a few weeks; price
Fifty Guineas. Alan, a light open TH.& l'oN„ with turn-over seat ;
;rice Ten Guineas.—Roth may be seen at ➢ir. Prinele's. 45. E .ge.
lan., any morning, up to hal•-nest 9, or afternoon. after 4 o'cloee,

TOXTETH PARE CEMETERY, SMITHDOWN-LANE.—
NOTICE.—The Burial Board are now prepared to SELL
GROUND for Graves and Vaults. and for Interments In the above
Cemetery. For scale of charges apply t the office of the Registrar,
et the Cemetery; or to the Clerk to the Board, at the Public Office,
'ark-place, Torteth Park.

ADDRESS MR. PRIEST, BIRKENHEAD.
HOUSES! I LAND I LAND I I —ON SALE, in large or
small lots. variously situated, and ranging in price h., m about
£lOO to £e6 ',ooo.—See H. P. Priest's Cheshire and Lancashire
Property Circular. Can he had watts and free by post. Cheshire
offices, for the Sale and Letting of Land and Houses, Market-cross
Chambers (one door from Market-square) Market-street. Birken.
head.

Commerctai

THIS DAY

On account of whom It may concern

Tuts DAY, the 11th Inst., at Half part One o'clock, at the
Broker's Office, 10, Brunswick-street,
Abott 1854 barrels FLOUR.

•s stmAry vesse's.—Apply to

WILL,A‘i PARKED Broker

On account of 'whom it may concern

Tuts DAY, t> e 11th instant, :t Half-past One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, Corn Exchange-buildings. Brunswick-street.
486 B rrels Seconds FLOUR.
n'ow landing ex City of Baltimore, iroin Philadelphia. in Nu•kisson
Doek. —Apply to GOLDING Sz NASH. Brokers.

On account of whom it may concern.
Tuts DAT, the 11th instan , at Half pa.t One o'clock, at the
Broker's Office Cgrn Exchinge.huldings, Brunswick-street,
About 750 Loads RICE MFAL,
20 t oaus Fine Cut Derry OATIIf RIAL,
200 Quarters Damaged I. dian CORN,
207 Bushels Damdged WHEAT.
OOLDING tk NASH, Brokers.

Apply to

NEXT WEEK.

WEDNESDAY

To Close a Partnership Account.
TIMBER.

On WIDIP/MSDAY next, the lath of July, at Eleven o'clock in the
in the Yard, Great Hamer-street, opposite the Hay
h • Yxten.ive and Miscell-Inaous 8 roc K of the late Flim
/oberts and Co., who have Dissolved Partnership.

'ark crunprisPs HARD and SOFT WOODS, both sawn and
suitable for Machinists. Cabinet Makers, Joiners, Builders,
'Ors, ..nd Farmers, and for all otter purposes in which
c nsum rt.

the 15 h instant, and on the Morning of Sale. For
CataloAues, and for further information, apply on the
)r to HOLM S & SLATr R,
mbe^ Brokers and Ifeasureri. Water,treet. Liverpool.

81, CHURCH-STREET,

E4e 30,artilein (Timpo

FRIDAY. JULY U. 1856

THE return of commercial prosperity is with us

but a prelude to an adverse
While

along

fair weather w

set all s,

go on

rapid

the ID

ready

snugly,

usury, " keep a sharp look-out the Bull, " stand
" by to let go Consols ;" the Bear,
" double reef in three-and-a-quarter per cents
" Exchequer Bills and Bank Stocks ;" the stag, " cut
" away at railway shares ;" and to the Lame Duck,
" haul up the slack of the market." These are the
orders which are generally given in a hurricane on
land, and they have answered remarkably well,
considering that they have only starved a few
millions of the Irish peasantry to death, and have
left us with no more than one in twenty of our
population paupers in receipt of parochial relief.
Against this we have, however, to set off the
many millions accummulating by the few experi-
enced commanders, who have successfully com-
bated the storm, and who, if they have lost their
ships, never deserted a wreck while there was
anything left standing on the deck, or a pound's
worth to be picked up among the rocks on the
beach. This class of men are not to be despised
after at all. Hawks and buzzards must live as
well as robins and doves.
The only thing to be lamented is, that vultures
should exist in human form, and that they and
their kindred tribes cannot be induced to imbibe
the milk of humanity, and to cherish the common
instincts of patriotism—that they should seek in
the national disasters of a season of panic, that
harvest which belongs to legitimate enterprise,
great commercial risks, unremitting anxiety, and
ceaseless toil. But here we will leave the great
panic monarchs to their meditations, and return
to the old pilot with his rat-eaten chart—we mean,
as a matter of course, the Bullionist, who, when
called on for counsel is invaribly found with a
mass of most cruelly delapidated statistics for his
guide. Men of his class can steer without a com-
pass, pitch a yarn which makes the hair of the
uninitiated stand up right ; but when asked to
prove that they are not stuck fast in the mud,
bumping upon a rock, or standing high and dry,
they begin to moralise with the outraged sufferers,
and tell them, that " those Radical newspaper
" Editors know nothing about currency, banking,
" trade, or commerce—that " they" are not to
" be trusted"—and that if they would only " throw
" them overboard, the old bullion tub would float
" again." They will give us anything in the shape
of pleasure or punishment, but reliable statistics.
These they have not got, and yet they preach to a
great commercial community on matters affecting
their daily existence, as though they had unerring
figures before their eyes, and could balance the
state and mercantile ledgers without a show of
loss or injustice on any side.
They will prove to us how much we import and
export, as that shows the amount of taxation we
can bear, but they will not satisfy us as to the
quantity of bullion in the country, because that
would enable us to decide the rate of discount we
ought to pay in trade. They will not do this,
because they cannot. We have no such thing as a
periodical return showing the aggregate reserve of
bullion held by all the private and joint stock
banks in the kingdom. We get a statement
of the issues of all the banks, but we are only
allowed a return of the gold and silver held by
the Bank of England, and the Irish and Scotch
banks; notwithstanding, the entire prosperity of
the three kingdoms is based on the amount of our
bullion reserves. Haw can men pretend to defend
the principles embodied in our monetary legislation,
if they have not the necessary returns to enable us
to judge of their practical operation ? We are now

" take in a

left to cull our information from a variety of
private and other sources, which have little to
recommend them, beyond their' gratuitous and
general acceptation. And what knowledge do these
give us? Messrs. HAGGARD and PIXLEYS circular
states that the quantity of gold and silver exported
for the six months, ending June 30, 1856,
amounted to 6,489,7401 ; to which is to be added
3,471,6001., shipped to France, as shown by the
Customs' Returns. But of these large shipments
full two-thirds consisted of silver; so that the
export of gold for the half year could not have far
exceeded 3,500,0001., against which we have to
place unusually large imports of the precious
metal—of which we have no official record,—and
yet the returns-of the Bank of England show an
increase of 2,253,6151. only, as compared with the
last weekly return of the previous half year.

The bullion held by the Trish and Scotch Banks
has only increased to the extent of 332,3711 within
the last six months, and here ends all our infor.,
mation on the subject. We might, after an
immense amount of labour,be able to form a rough
egtimate of the quantity of gold imported; but is
this business-like—is it reasonable or decent to
leave a country, ruled by bullion, so completely
benighted ? While we are made to pay for
commercial accommodation according to the
quantity of gold held by our Banks, the most
critically correct returns ought to be given to the
public. We are now enjoying the blessings of
returning confidence, and progressive activity in
trade; but how are we to tell when to slacken
sail, and prepare for a storm, if we have no
perfect and unquestionable beacon to warn us of
the coming danger? We are not surely to rest
satisfied with what we see taking place in the Bank
of England alone, or by what interested jobbers
and other speculators may vouchsafe to tell us.
We must have some more solid and trustworthy
data before we can consider the little information
given to the merchant and trader any thing beyond
" a mockery, a delusion, and a snare ;" and we
would have those who can tell within a month
how and when the next panic is to come

prepare themselves fora change, which the pressure
of popular opinion will demand when the tocsin of
commercial prostration ia next sounded. If we
are to be prostrated and beggared, let us see the
real cause of our misfortunes, and give us facts
which will enable us to avoid them for the future.
This is not too much for a commercial people to
ask in the nineteenth century.

THE OLIVER LANG —Yesterday we announced, on the
authority of the marine telegraph, that the Australian
packet-ship Oliver Lang, was off Holvhead at five o'clock
on Tuesday evening, and that her arrival in this port
was hourly expected. -Up to the present time, no further
intelligence has reached. We are assured, on enquiry at
the office of the marine telegraph, that her numbers had
been correctly reported, and, therefore, her non-arrival is
unaccountable. The owners of the Oliver Lang, Messrs,
James Baines and Co., at twelve o'clock on Wednesday
night, despatched a steamer to look for her and bring up
the mails, but the steamer returned yesterday afternoon
without having been able to find any trace of the ship.

THE NENAGH RIOT —NENAGn, Wednesday.—The town
is quiet to-day. It is said that the militia, who were
taken with arms irt their hands, will be tried by the civil
authorities. A great many deserted last night taking with
them their guns and appointments. The firing at nine
o'clock last night in Pound street was terrific; it was
there all the damage was done. The soldiers of the line
acted very imprudently : they were firing into nearly every
at one side of the street, and there is a feeling of
universal indignation against them for killing the inoffen-

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,

LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY EVENING

The Liverpool Cotton Market has been tolerably
steady to-day, and a fair amount of business has
been done, the sales amounting to 8,000 bales, of
which 2,000 have been taken for speculation and
export. Prices are without change.
The amount of business done in the Share
Market has been small, and the tone of the market
quiet, closing at the following quotations :—Aber-
deen, 141 15. Chester and Birkenhead, 17 171.
Caledonian, 302- 301. Chester and Holy.
head, 161 17. Eastern Counties, 101 10 9-16. East
Lancashire, 21121111. Great Northern. 231 24. Ditto
A, 92- 91. Great Western, 621 621. Lancashire and
Yorkshire Stock. 978 97k. Liverpool, Crosby, and
Southport, 181 19. London and North Western
Stock, 108+ 1081. Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincoln, 341 348 New 6 per cent. Pref., In.
Ditto Preference, 121 121. Midland Stock, 83+
831. North British, 91 9a-. North Staffordshire,
41 41d. South Eastern and Dover, 221 22 5.16.
York, Newcastle, end Berwick, 22 22k. York and
North Midland, 31; 311. Leeds Capital Stock, 181
19*. Buffalo and Lake Huron, 11 lip. Dutch
Rhenish, 2 11.16 21p. Great Western of Canada,
251 26. Ditto New Shares, 3 31p. Great
Luxembourg, 81 81,1.

Accounts from Lyons state that a rise has taken
place in the price of Tallow in that market. On the
Bth inst. the price quoted was 133 f, and offers of
132 f were refused by the holders. Former prices
ruled at 118 f, 120 f and 112 f. Holders of best
qualities are demanding 130 f and 1371. The candle
manufacturers at Lyons, in consequence of this
rise, have ordered largely from Marseilles and
London. The market at Paris likewise exhibits a
tendency to rise, particularly for the finer qualities
of tallow.

Accounts from Hamburg state that, during the
last month, there have been numerous arrivals at
that port of American vessels laden with rye, which
is immediately landed and conveyed by railwily to
the Selesian provinces of Prussia, where a scarcity
of this article exists. Amongst these vessels, one
had come direct from Philadelphia with a cargo
of 16,735 bushels of rye, which was all sent by
railway to Prussia.

Letters from Berlin state that in consequence of
the number of limited liability companies forming
in that city, which do not require any special con-
cession from Government, the Minister of Finance
has resolved upon placing them under the sur-
veillance of public authority. An ordinance to this
effect has been framed and despatched to the King
at Marianbad to receive his sanction.

The feeble condition of the Paris Bourse, ani
the announcement yesterday of the stoppage of a
French hanker, have increased the flatness of the
English Funds. Still, it cannot be said that prices
have a downward tendency. Beyond an or + per
cent, there has been no important variation during
the last few days, and, all things considered, the
market is very firm. This being account day, the
dealers are occupied in making the usual arrange-
ments. Consols closed at 94 to 951. The Money
Market at the present moment, is in a rather
anomalous position. In Lombard-street, two and
four months' bills together have been discounted
at 38, and four months' bills alone at 4 per cent;
and the supply of capital is so abundant that there
is some difficulty in finding full employment for
the means at the disposal of the bankers and
others. Notwithstanding this, however, the Bank
of England minimum rate remains at 41 per cent,
no alteration having been made at the " parlour "
meeting held to-day.

Shipments of gold continue to be made to the
continent• The sums ascertained to have been
taken for that quarter yesterday comprise about
20,0001., forming the residue of the late arrivals
from the United States, and 8 0001 brought in by
the Bristow, from Adelaide. About 10.0001. was
&so taken from the Bank on Tuesday. The 40,0001.
in specie brought in by the Ericsson, from New
York, was seat on to Havre.

The Railway Share Market is quiet, and prices
exhibit scarcely any change. Some of the principal
lines are slightly depressed, but there is no general
movement of importance. Annexed are the closing
quotations :—Caledonian, 61 61k. Eastern
Counties, 10 7-16 10 9-16. East Laneaahire
85 86

Great Northern, 95 96. Ditto A, 77 79.
heat Western, 631 631. Lancashire and Yorkshire,
97; 971 London and North Western, 1071 108.
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 34i 34
Midland Stock, 821 83* South Eastorn and
Dover, 74-} 741. York, Newcastle, and Berwick,
87 88k. York and North Midland, 63i 641.