The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-08 00:00:00

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ment..of in concert, with -that of France,.made
tii.;es and: r.elrelation in thedoctrines: of the management
of NV Ir, which,vitho it:n any degree imp_airingthe pOwer
of bellii‘r,ents fheir opponents, humanised the
course of histilities, and tended to mitigate the pressure
which hostilities inevitably produce upon-the commercial
transactions of the countries that are at war.:. (Hear, hear.)
I cannot help hoping.that these relaxations-of former doc-
trines of war, which were. eAablished in the beginning •of
this_ war in practice, and which have been confirmed at
pace by formal engagements, will still further be extended,
and that, in the course of • time, those prirciples of war
which are applied to hostilities by land, may be extended,
without exception, to hostilities by sea, and that private
property will no 'longer be the object of aggression on.either
side. (Hear, heall ' I may state, sir, , that if we look to
the example of former periods, we shall 'not find that any
country was vanquished—that any, power or nation was
vanquished by I)sse.s sustained by individuals.. It „is
the conflicts of armies by-land—it is the conflicts of fleets
by sea„.that decide the g -eat contests of nations; awl it is.

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perhaps to be desired that these confl;cts should be confined
to the bodies who.fight under the order and airoctioa of
the respective states. (Hear.) Gentleinen, -Most Certainly
the .Government alWays feel chop'y indebted to those,great
commercial bodies who are kind enough to impart to us,
frouv time to time, suggestions for. the remedy of; existing
evils. We knew well that no executive government can be
so, peileCtly informed of the detailed. operations of:Commerce;
as to be able, without sueli.g3sistance,. to advitie,. upon every-
()cession, those measurek, which may be best.caleulated to
set free the industry of the country, and to, give the greatcst

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the visit here was not as long as he could have wished,. and
the party then proceeded to _
T-lIE,SMLORS' ROME
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Where Captain Ainley, S. R. Graves, Mi.. Mansfield, Mr.
Tronson, and other gentlemen attended to receive them.
Hearty cheers greeted them outside, and, on entering the
hall, a loud.burst of applause rose from the inmates. His
lordship went through the ball, dining-room, and dormoto-
ries, and expressed hiniself much pleased with the excellence
of the arrangements, and shortly after four, he left, greeted
again with cheers. The carriages then proceeded to the

LIME STREET STATION,
Wherera special train was in attendance to convey the party
back. His Lordship and Lady Palmerston were highly
pleased, and expressed their thanks to his Worship and the
gentlemen who attended on them for their kind attention to
them. Altogether the visit, although a quiet, was an' id
tercsting" one, and passed off to the satisfaction of all

LIVP,RPOOL COTTON MARKET:--Nov. 7

Ttle.market has continued quiet throughout the 'weeki
th,?, demand •has only been moderate. yet so much confi-
dence is telt at present rates, that holders have shown
grOtte firmness, and the prices of the " middling " and
batter qualities are without &range; whilst the " low
middling and inferior kinds are sblecelyilper lb lower:
I per l!) down. Egyptiui ste4dy. Surat un-
changed. The. weekly sales are 29,260 bales,. of which
2,300 are on speculation, and 3,130.tbr export..

,P.,cespraidCurrt. Prices.
this iveek•l Mid. Fair. Stocks

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d. d.' d. d.
1533 710 Sea Island -6to 25 , 135 15
4790 Upland -55 to 7f: t; 13-16 • 711
3970 Mobile 6 to 7 1-16. 6i 741 317.370
134 g 10990 New Orleans -4f to 81 6 15-16 7i)
2566 -t--1380 Brazil - to 81, 6i
426 1 1180 Egyptian - - 6 to •95 6i;
51—to- 75 65
44 to

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LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Nuv. 7

Suoatt.i Mare con,innes a good ern-04y, hut owing to
the limited supply at market, the. sales are confined
to 550 bags_ grainy 13e.igal to arrive at b 33, and 2,400
bags low brown Pernartut at 30i per ewt in bond from the
qqay.

SATURDAY.

Mining Exchange : —Alfred Console, la, 4, 4 ; Gonamena,
2 ; ; Great Alfred, 94 ; Great Baddern, 283 29; ; Lady
20s; West Sewn, 347,4, 3521; Wheal Grenville,
254.
In the Stock Exchange : —Sortridge Cm-Bois,
11.16, g ; Cubert. United, 2s 6d

DUBLIN CORN MARKET.--Nov 7

2 7-16, 2

The weather keeps fine, ancrthe quality of the new grain
is improving. We had but moderate supplies at this
day's market, and the trade in all kinds of grain languid,
not excepting the primest samples, whilst middling and
itiferior were almost unsaleable. The transactions were,
therefore, quite insignificant. In Indian corn no secs
were reported. • •

'COW{ CORN' MARKET.—Nov. 7.
ThP3 market is some What dull and languid, and buyers
have- the advantage in price. We quote as follows :
White wheat, 33s to 37s ; Red do., 34s 6d to 36s ; Barley,
21s to 225; and oats, 14s to 15s.

CORK BUTTER MARKET.—Nov. 7

The su►►ply to-day was again large, namely, 2,600
kegs and firkins, and the demand for all fair qualities sold
readily. The prices current may be quoted as follows:
Firsts, 115 s; Seconds, 113 s; Thirds, 106 x; Fourths.,lo2s;
and Fifths, 96s per cwt. .

BELFAST CORN -MARKET.---Nov

Our market this morning was well supplied with all.
descriptiOns of grain, but the demand was rather mode:
rate, the sales limited, and prices barely sustained. The
quotations for red wheat are 123 tid to 14); White, 14s to
153; Oats, 7s 6d to 8s 101; and. barley 8s 61 to lOs per
cwt. The market closes quietly.

GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET:=XcTf.

We had a,very limited demand to-day, and can only
report one sale, at 703 99, which is the no:ninal price.
The market closes with tamenesF.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET 4
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( Report for the Week ending Nov. 7. )
ASHES : About 100 brls sold on the spot at 533 per cwt
for Pots, and 4&3 to 504 per ewt for Pearls, and a similar
quantity to arrive at 51s for the former, and 493 per cwt
for the latter.

BRIMSTONE : The week's business reached 450 tons,
at .€5 Cs 31 to £5 7s 6d "for thirds, and £5 lOs to
£5 12s 6d per ton for best seconds.