The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-04 00:00:00

'Afternoon deceased

decreased near t

drunk at

the time,

Nothing further
six o'clock on Tuesday morning, wh
T. Newton, of Bootle, lying on the banks of the I

as heard of

Liverpool C

l'anal, ne

sta-te7—A'sSißtarrce--being-obtainetly-h
the County Police Office, Bootle, where every exertio

was used to restore animation, but, unfortunate
effect, and he died about half past seven o'c
Ready, surgeon,_of Bootle, was called upon,

praise is due to him for the, promptmanner in which he
attended.' On examining - the 'body, a large contused
wound was found on the right side of the forehead,
immediately over the eye. Mr. Ready made a post
mortem examination, and gave it, as. his: opinion that
deceased-had received the -wound by falling upon some
hard substance, and, in consequence of loss of blood, had
been unable to proceed_ and had lain down; and death
was caused by exposure to the very severe cold of the
night. A silver watch and chain and other articles
belonging to deceased were found in his pt.ekets. Deceased
was a well conducted man and had nearly completed
twenty years' service, and had only been married about
two months. A verdict was returned in accordance with
the medical evidence:

fc ARREST Or A MAZZINIAN AGENT.— letter from Gano
announces-the arrest of a M. Perego,►one o
aries of the great hospital of Milan, a nu
relating to Mazziniae plots having been found in
possession. He was immediately sent off to Mantua uncle
escort

,tuber of

Mr. Greeley has been indiEted-itiVirginia for a ‘rifews-
paper published, written, and printed in the city of New
York, and styled and entitled the New York Tribune, with
intent in him, the said.Greelv, then and there to advise and
incite•negroes in the stateet Virginia aforesaid to rebel and
make insurrection, and to inculea'e resistance to the rights
of propiety of masters in their slaves."
NEW FULD MARSHALS.—There is a rumour that four
new field marshals are about to be created, namely the Duk
of Cambridge, Lord Seaton, Lord Gough,
,and Earl
Cathcart. As for the Duke, his promotion is only a question
of time, and the other three officers named have all well
earned the highest hotour3 of their profession. The only
additional expense would be in the case of the Duke of Cam-
bridge, who, being on the staff, would gain additional pay
to the amount of nearly £3,000 a year by the promotion.
The other officers, not being actively employed at present,
would merely receive their present emoluments as colonels
of regiments.

DIABOLICAL REVENGE BY A DISCHARGED ENGINE
TErykrn.-1 the West Riding Migistrateir Court, Brad..
ford, on;Monday, George Hainsworth was brought before
L. W. Wickham, Esq., and Joshua Pollard, Esq., charged
with having been found on some mill premises for some
unlawful purpose. The prisoner was formerly in the
employ of the trustees of Mrs. Hainsworth, at Farsley,
as engine tenter. Soon after he was discharged, a piece
of bar iron was found placed- between two cog-wheels, and
the prisoner was charged with the offence, but on that
occasion escaped a conviction. Subsequently some one
placed a piece of cotton waste in the suction pipe of the
boiler, the effect of which, had it not been discovered,
would have been, the prevention of water entering the
boiler, and,in all probability, an explosion. On Sunday
night Hainsworth was found in the engine house when
the engine tenter went to firo up the boilers. The magis-
trates sent,the prisoner to the Wakefield House of Cor.
rection , with hard labour, for one month.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BRADFORD.—About twelve o'cl'
on Monday evening the alarm was given at the police
by Police Constable Whittaker, that a fire had bre
in the vied-warehouse of Mr. Ezra Jennings, Swa:
Hall Inns. The fire_bell was rung, and bee
•ceased to peal, Superintendent Graham and
fire brioade were on the spot
at hand, were soon ready.
previous day, bad placed quantities of saii.
so that the frost might not prevent them from being....
-and • the -water in consequence Eoonvured•fotth in copiou
volumes. The gateway into the yard•was
the hose inserted, and dams+. --
adjoining buildings, a 1—

roofs. The :danger. in which
outsideg jseetvoefrarwataerrehtobur;ews
uwe're—p-laced

The engir

Fortima.tel

aultaneo

Ril, and a strot

was th
Mean v

the whole

hey esc

I with verytrifling-daznag,
(.L. considerable headway o

and -continued to burn until

Mr. Graham.

the firm were saved by ,5.... ,-
warehouse was not large, and we understand, t..,
mugs is fully insured in the Unity, the Pliceliixo..._
London and Liverpool Irsurance offices. The origin of ti
fire is soareely yet known. The freezing pipes had frequent]
to be melted by hot water.

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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAI

LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY
The Cotton Market begins to manifest an im-
roving feeling. Holders supply the market
omewhat -sparingly, and have therefore "the'
,dvantage in, price, American descriptions being
tearly-1-16d per lb. above the quotations of FridaooY
ast. -To-day the sales were estimated at 1,5
>ales, of which speculators and exporters tool!
.500. The market closed firmly with an upward

ur Local. Railway Stock and Share Market has
%inewhatstrong and active. Agood business
3ted in the leading stocks at an advance
The rise was 2s Gd in Caledonian, 15s1
'ire and YoriOhire, 7s Gd in London an
Western; 7s 6d in Midland, and 60, in
4 Eastern and Dover. The transactiouv
)rted WereCaledonian, Eastelo
reties, 91. East Lancashire, 214. Ecll°`
and Dundee. 9. T

,endetcy,

~,,ancashire and
ft. Panelll'l:
351. Midland, 821',4
Dovers, 1
4 , f, 6
nutchßhenish, jAp.• Great Western of Cab
Liverpool Corporation Bonds, 1001.,
The market left off at its bes,
point, as will be observed from the following
notations :—Abeideen, 14/ 141. BlackbilO
q
71, 74; Chester and Birkenhead, 17 17-1 Calel-
nian, 291 298. Chester and' Holyhead, 1",1
20. Eastern Counties, 9,1_ 91 East Lancashire, "
xn 2n. Great Northern, 221 23k. Ditto A Slisregi
"' Great Western, 70 70k. Lancashire
971 I Liverpool, Crosby,
18-Z. London and North Westero
. Manchester, Sheffield, and tifilh‘
°Midland Stock, 821 -828 Nt:sra
4: North Staffordshire, • 51. .
7k.
____„,,tan and Dover, 22 5-16 2277-,. 6 I°l.-ct
,Niewcastle, and Berwick, 214 24. York
North .Midland, 30/. Leeds Capital Stall
.1.
18! 19. Buffalo and ..:tke Huron, t.P. ite2l
Rhenish, l i lip. Great Western of Cant
9.16 24 11-16. Do. New Sh3res, 2-0. G
Luxembourg, 101 10d. in
_ The demand for monetary IlatOnmodationtbe
London continues, but this is accounted for Ab,Y, for
amount required to. meet the demn",....,rget
to morrow, the 4th inst., which are usually h-
„,.:t
than at• other periods. Many parties have
applied until the eleventh hour, so that there rent
temporarily increased gtringeney. Seven P.
To(
is the current quotation for the best qualitle' io
commercial paper, and in very few instance%
acconimodation, granted, below, that quotatli
Under these circumstances it is scarcely suPP°I,Alf.
that the direct9rs of the. Bank will reduce i';f •
minimum to mOrrowiand many imagine that Trieris- eat
''.ll
ow be postponed' until early in the new dn,po
On the , Stock Exchange, however, there is sand
difference of opinion on this ,subject, 'ety
prices are: partially strengthened by an esPeOs
/ion that an alteration will be announced. 4,cji
position of the 'Bank has undoubtedly it
it
improved, but perhaps the Directors may deeloos
advisable to limit their operations until the 00
items of the national balance sheet shall ;of
assumed a still more favourable appetilsco"
because as soon as a change is made a verY
siderable impulse will be given to business ill at
departments. The amount of other' securiqe,sgil
the date of the last return was still exceen„ie
large, and a much greater reduction is desir"tiot
before increased facilities are given to dise°o
transactions. Whether the position of the °sof
lishmeut has been sufficiently strengthened duo in
the last week, however, to render A reductly to
the minimum desirable, is a matter knoV,7l °l3i,ioco
the authorities, and the public, therefore,
much anxiety for the result of the Bank COP

and

.rs 85/

Yorkshire Stoc
Southport, 19-2-

Stock, 1064

351 35:

British

morrow.
There was an increased demand for Eng';ll6
Securities to-day, but the settlement fornaccirio
main feature of the business transacted. ;
speculative transactions were numerous. 11,,13:10s
of Stock was carried over. G°-,,-10jeo
pened at 948, then rose to 94a, re-na,
Again regained their former point, 'ect
to they continued steadily, and Cloo/
ss at 941 to 941 For the Jail" f
opening price was. 958, a declige c °
to
afterwards there was an adv°",iiet
i price they closed steadily. Ese'l..,Woo3'
and were done at 4s to 8s Pre;
rhe New Three per Cents were held at 93.1'
Bank Stock, 2154 to 217.
Tn the London Railwo--

at which t
with, firms

•vay Share Market O bosrle oici
-- was of a moderate charaet6%
ices in general were well supported; in s° fished'
stances an advance of, to was estab
aledonian, Great Northern, Great Weste!,ll'sorl„lj
o
shire and Yorkshire, South Western, w-prent',l
astern 'Berwick are about 5S higher. The:, an
also shown an increased firnloe—,!itage;
tral of France, arid Northern of -u" int()
`er. The Canadian, East Indi3',„l'atltel'
s are also fully supported etciaa°
tes. The sales reporteJ 'no 99'
Caledonian, 50a. Chester and Holybetti%theil'i
Edinburgh and. Glasgow, 543. Great ,N°te inig"
91. Great Western, 67L 1, 704. Lanc"'n--rji g''
Carlisle, 721. Lancashire and Yoikshire, "fle11139:
London and North Western, 105„ t, 1"-sa
ter, Sheffield, and- Lincoln, 351.. Midland'
'e•A
Dovers, 731
The foreign Exchanges present
no OfaL teri
0te463
alteration. The rate on Hamburgh iS
slightly higher, whilst that on Paris rules a -Li /
lower. The current quotations are sub,join:Dortt;
Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.17 to 3 ; ditt°', -to
11.14 to 1; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11,171,403 i,;;
Antwerp and Brussels, 3 months, 25.2",001'5q'
Hamburg, 3' months, 13.71 to 1 ; Paris, 3 110 t
25.60 to 5 ; ditto, short, 25.20 to 5 ; MareVipe,
Months, 25.62 i to 73; Frankfort-on-theWs/1 tf'B
Months, 1194: to 1; Petersburg, 3 rnontlisieslell;
; Vienna, 3 months, 10 38- to 42 ;
Months, 10.10 to 4'; Naples, 3 months, '350r3101;
qenoa; 3 months, 25.80.t0 5; Leghorn,
29.70 to 5 ; -Palermo, 3 months, 1291,-rort°'
Messina, 3: months, 1291 to 130 i;
months, 511 to I; 'Lisbon, 3.months, 511 t't
Itis a very 'common enquiry at prese%trtio;;.
may we expect some. more gold frore
The Red Jacket was to leave Melbourne '„`"-erel°"t.
pool, on the .25th September ; and has, t.',ljoullf
probably been 68 days at sea. This vessel 10,00'0
less bring a large quantity of gold, but CO Willitloti
be expected yet. Assuming that t10„10,-to
,Money and True Briton, sailed from l‘lelutjoe%tit
the days previously fixed, they are esll'ely,;,4to
have been at sea 92 and 86 days respect°o'-ecte'ket•
the .remittances by these vessels ere ft) J0e,',13
be small, compared with -those by the
It is expected that the shipments of siail"vill
bullion by the steamer Ripon, which wilVr"ia,
goathampton tc-morrow, fez .Ale0"-of nst,
reach the heavy sum of about .£790.000? color
only about £12,000 is gold, the rernitil3,tiefor „sid
ing entirely of silver. The amour" IV:e Wei
brought in by the Ravensbourne, whio;:n
the river from Antwerp yesterday nier'l„-;e'
believe, the largest yet received 1)1 tb5"100
From
the Continent, comprising no les-„tnitt9;er
cases and 119 bags. The value of thie, stes"-;35
Ls probably upwards of £lOO,OOO. Tue wittto
Telegraph has also arrived from Antwevi&earlftea
sacks, 5 barrels, and 1 case of sliver' cons 'Dis
whole of the supply by the Ravensbaoliii,i,ai e :11
rt,ill;etlls
of Ave franc pieces. In face of
it is probable that sorno m"
of gold will be drawn foal

ness transactE

ines have
Efreat Ce

ian lit

magnitn

rate amoun
by way of payment

311‘11'
lop'
, „ro Ao
•fil re
-,4t

In
foreign and c
Irl consequence of the restrl',l
iin
for sugar. it tends t° seollfit
in that article. 'Sales of wows olio
anon- a moderate scale, notiles d al nf 1:0°.
v ,5•
tre!,

There. was
We do not hear of any riev nes
o' d 5
,
I at the auctions of dyes and dYe`v° ils 6 it
logwood brought xti, aft
a fair extent of bosi
and red sanders woo x-
- the s9und.

morning. Jama

St. Domingo

oli
nre°i°bostl3

The improved tone of the Grain traor
anj ,
noticed, continues. At Mark lane, t° Gla 5,
Wheat and Oats were, if anything, detlre dr at ltn
0,
Monday. A fair business was transacLed
stea
gow, and at Cork the market was

"Ir ext
ent of business going forward. The follow-
ingtir remarks respecting the Corn trade at Odessa
7,
worthyw of perusal
rth
tpo,o war, several merchants at Odessa, calculating
4,Bsi a progressive rise of prices abroad, a good harvest in
eol,se
, and large supplies of corn from the interior, as the
Yea.sclience of exportation having been interrupted for two
of co'rl?ladc contracts for delivering, considerable quantities
arid va within a period fixed and tolerably remote,
at
theith Prices that should not much exceed those quoted
It at tine in foreign markets. They erred, however,
~
at Ala fold calculation ; the prices in London and
.
the iltseilles did not go up so high as they 'anticipated ,
tttppils&an harvest was but a middling one, and the
tetilitea from the interior were next to nothing. The
sent tn was, that only a limited supply of corn was
rose the Ports of the Black Son, where the prices
the out of all proportion beyond those fixed by
Nercoritracts which the Odessa speculators had
liars e'd int°. By paying a certain difference they might
Baßa :released themselves with slight loss from the
off ti!ectent they had contracted. But, with a view to send_
bskeer cargoes in
question, they bad unfortunately chartered
as earl us vessels, which began to enter the port of Odessa
ratherheavy
June. In order not to lose the freightage,e
4eaVV sum, they had to procure corn at any price
Ple4l-,ef: This is why corn in September cost more a
laates-ri than in Union, and for the same reason, that
Iste:f confining themselves to the exportation of wheat,
eildin4
awayrye and maize in equally large
The ;:rites at Odessa, however, have begun to
!it thlin.,! as thequantity required to freight the vessels
k••eepte-ruour was gradually made up. It was calculated
4°0,00 naber that the vessels remaining would still require
°foe ° tehetverts to complete their cargoes. On the 12th
had aitber Prices of all kinds of corn and grain at Odessal
NibleeadY gone down at the rate of from 50 copecks to
wePer tchetvert,
b4Peeting the silk trade during the last
.month,
been aLe:to remark that the operations therein have
The
(ronportant, still a good current business has
Ae (I°4e, and prices have been fairly maintained.
,srna letters, just delivered, bring dates from
oc4t,-/,gllai to the Bth,, and Hong-Kong to the 15th
45,0-o",er; the settlements of silk had reached
Of bales, leaving on the market an
very unsold' stock
the
s'"00 bales. Good Tsat ebesscarce ;
IvhiotaliPments to date were about 33,000 bales, of
10 t 30,414 are for this market ; prices had risen
fis 7°,1'15 dollars per picul. Exchange at Shanghai,
tlitin' We have now afloat 23,017 bales. In ad-
latid,.! to the above, the following vessels were
tk.ah,-;,",g (some with immediate despatch), viz., the
tittli'„„"an, Spirit of the North, Isabella Hercus,
Ithin7eston, and Bonita, and at the latest date had
11404,8,000 bales on board. The deliveries for the
44:1"' are 4,772 bales. In Bengal silk there has
kolltbN'erY little business done during the past
litEtilt-, the. recent arrivals being of an inferior
th„Y,41:14 unsuitable to the present requirements
:" trade. Italian silk—Prices continue firm.
Welihtia and? Persian silk there is no alteration.
dayi th,,-"e reports from Leeds stating that yesterh-
r3 Was less animation in the Woollen Clot,
that there were fewer buyers, and less bus -
b4h,,tr,arisacted. Prices were firm. The stocks
l)tisa.-au are said to be getting into a narrow corn.
,t 404 Huddersfield market is represented to be
1-„L'lloYant and active, and most kinds of good s
4Pre' „fa
"‘ ,!r request. Our accounts from Belfast
tait•snet th .„ the Linen Trade as being in a healthy
Damask, of all varieties, are a good sale
s'3Qlef I°P value of last month. Lawn handker-
,andiosand shirt fronts go off in moderate quan-
kalter and coarse linens find a ready sale, but
!ogle 8 complain that the proceeds of sales do not
rl
uP to the outlay, with a small margin for
We Is
\t'hilleh.uir,4,a°e Mauritius advices, dated October 22d,
Al) to -.°llll Us that the total shipments of Sugar,
attlat date, amounted to only 4,000 tons,
19
\gilt --,000 at the same period of last year.
~ra.dviees from Alexandria state, that the.
'O, ''' Cotton for the month, ending November
ee„
to'';'st of 4,450 Cantars, at $lO7, to 12 11 20, or
A;4, .0. Per lb, f.0.b., and 4,200 Cantars new, at
441, 1444. to 141, or 74-cl to 80 per lb, f.o.b. Prices
111„444,?eI. 'gradually until yesterday, when the
became dull, and we look for lower rates, as
ci,lloattees hitherto paid are far above Liverpool
‘34tsf`toris. Flax : 530 Cantars machine-dressed
4,14 d -11,?.,4 piastres 142 to 143.
nul 75-" Cantars very ordinary rough at piastres
166
,'174,;()rt18 :9s to ,t2O : ISs per ton, fob. T
Pri„t." olarket has not been so steady as usual in
'4ve 13'
although the operations have been exten-
11G toThe prices of wheat are for saidi piastres
be spo?i, or 43s : 8d to 45s : Od per qr., f.O b., on
and piastres 110 for deliveries in Decem-
biNattd January. For Beans, the rates are
t1,4,41:efil 93 to 95, or 34s to 34s : 83 per qr., frio,.l
arrivalsPiastres 675. or 25s :Od per qr., fo. b. i,
L'iPtliaatsrn all. Only 40 Ardebs lentels come soldd
good9o, or 34s :23 per qr., f.o.b. Linsee
demand and sifted Seed has been sold
f3t~lar, lastre
- tb ‘44l‘d s "9, or 55s : 10d per qr., f. ob. Only
a 8 Sessame sold at piastres 167 to 188, or
,s;t111lie-c1-5,,tc), 70_ s: Id per qr., f o.b. Freights are
' : 0:1 Beans for orders ; other Grain,
' pe Proportion ; Cotton id per lb ; Flax 25.5. to
:r1 ; IVool 30s, with abundance of snip-
'°ll'",-. sariew good offerings. Exchanges on Lon-
-4r 41es 101 per P. The above calculations
Piastres 100.