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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

Srante.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND HAVRE.
01-*4l._No ALPS .. .. Captain WICKMA N
BALBEC
MARGARET „Captain aICKELEY.
or other suitable steamers, are intended to sail (with or -with-
out pilots) from the Coburg (or other) Docks, as follows :
FROM LIVERPOOL TO HAVRE DIRECT.
*A.LPS Monday, Oct. 24, at 2 o'clock, afternoon.
MARGARET Monday, Oct. 31, at 9i o'clock, morning.
ALPS Saturday, Nov. 5, at 12 o'clock, noon.
* The ALPS on the 24th inst., sails from the Huskisson
Dock

Cir Shippers must describe in their Shipping Notes the
contents of their packages.
FARES :—Cabin 255. ; Steerage 12s. 6d.

For freight or passage apply in Havre, to DONALD CURRIE;
in London, to J. B. FOORD, 52, Old Broad-street ; in Glas-
gow, to G. & J. BURNS, 9, Buchanan-street ; in Manchester,
to Josh WALKER, 77A, Market-street ; or here to
BURNS & MACIVER, 1, Rumford-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

STOCK EXCHANGI

LONDON.—Aberdeen, 191 20 ; Caledon:an, 48!
9 ; Eastern Counties, 111; East Lancashire, 6n;
Great Northern, B, 1211; Great Southern and.
Western (Ireland), 1001; Great Western, 78i 2 ;
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 011 ; Leeds .Northe:.d,
12i ; London and Brighton, 94 31; London and.
North Western, 1011 2; Ditto Eights, 24- ; London.
and South Western, 74 ; Manchester and Lincoln-
shire, 182 191; Midland, 571 8/ ; North Biltish,
25 i; South Eastern, 57/ ; Thames Haven Dock
and Railway, 21; York and Berwick, 011; Ditto
Extention, 101; York and North Midland, 441
Lines leased at fixed Rentals.—Hull and Selby,
108 ; Ditto 1 shares, •532; Wear Valley (25 paid),
292. Preference Shares—Caledopian 97i ; Great
Northern Redeemable 10 per cent, 1071; Ditto 4/ per
cent, 09i. Foreign.—Dutch Rher'sh, 5i ; Lux-
embourg (110 paid), 42; Madras, 114; Northern of
France, 93; Palls and Strasbourg, Xl5 ; Royal
Danish, 8 ; Sambre and Meuse, 71 2.

TRE HERBERT AGENCY.—This vacancy caused by the
death of Major Fairfield, is stated to .have been filled up by
the appointment of Major Harcourt. It is one of the snug-
gest berths imaginable, being worth about £1,500 per an-
num, with a town and country house rent free.
IMPROVED WRITING INN.—What a delicious treat
it is to be blest with free, flowing writing ink. We haves
often been disposed to quarfel with our very finger ends
when compelled to use some of those abominable quasi
fluids called ink. Mr. E. T. Hall, of South John-street.
has produced an ink, which we have tried, and we do int
hesitate to pronounce it one of the best kind we ever use a.
It flows freely from the pen, and is amongst other th'ngs
distinguished by its affinity and intensity of colour.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

AND EAST LANCAS_

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us p?rtion of ti

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hamentary returns

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these charges for a number of insertions pai
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THE GQVERNING CLASS:

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THE LEADER, a complete first-clasE
Newspaper ; Political and Literaty Review
fished 1850). Published every Saturd -
early morning u _
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Alvertisements reaching t
- • amain all editions.

on Friday Night
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

In relation to commercial matters Hu
and Hate's circular of

15 remark

Since our advices of August 15th,
few characteristics worthy of common

chiefly limited to consumption, the few speculative attemp
to advanced prices having generally proved abortive. It
feared the impulsive improvement which took place durin
the latter part of July will so f
bring about an

during thi
It is nn

Inca' over-supt
tentiv cautio

are con;

s of merchandil

:ions must 1

obtainable when t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

from Port Gibson to the first insta

fever as spreading on the planta
hile the town itself was almost entirely de

The Washington Intelligencer contains

a letter

S. Let

ion at Mexico, affirming

Santa Anna's military movements are only for

the purpose of restral

he Indians i

unlawful incursions from
Rio Grande.

American

CALIFORNIA

The steamer Illinois had arrived at New York
from Aspinwall, with the California mails of the
16th.of Sept. 1,218,811 dollars in specie, and 534
passengers. These mails were brought from San
Francisco to New York in twenty-two daN
health. of the Isthmus was good, th(
travelling condition for this s
the work upon the PanamaE
getically carried on under th
Totten

eason of t

auspi

of Colone

portant. Th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

& M'lver

P Royal William
Sept 20
in Achille; Starrai

M`Whirter, J hloss,an,

and C 0.... G r J NEW ORLEANS .
Oct 20 .. K Caroline & Mary Clarke, 850, Richards, A
Hardy & Co, Oct 14 ..
Ogg, Holdsworth or Beasley,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

li• the w

wound.
After Captain McCann was bound, they made a rope's-
end fast to him, bundled him over the side, and when half
down, let him fall in the boat like a sheep. This was too
much for me. I sprang to the gangway, caught the main
rope, and slid myself down in the boat, and began casting
McCerren's hands adrift, which were swollen as if to burst
with the tiffhtness of the cord that bound them. I sue-

'rienils
[Es wo

&fter t e Ist,NovdViell the Rate of grt,ittt.o BoQton nd4 New York
\vitt baN. pqflr.o Poo Ikeasere
_.;;her notice, CARGO for V— "--
on and after Nine o'clock, Mo*-

Until fui

TEAMERS will be received
F SATURDAYS PREVIOUS TO

SAILING, instead of on Mondays
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

The BOSTON

ceive P
' Capt
Vd
ARABIA .. C. H. E. Judkins. I AFRICA ..
PERSIA . Alex. Rpie. AMERICA .. W. J. C. L.
ASIA .. • Edwd. G. Lott. I NIAGARA .. John Leitch.
CANADA ..James Stone. 1 EUROPA . Neil Shannon. •
CAMBRIA .. . Captain W. Douglas.
The under-noted or other Vessels are appointed to Sail
LIVERPOOL: 1853.

AMERICA
ARABIA
CANADA
EUROPA
NIAGARA

For NEW YORK
For BOSTON

. Saturday, the 2gth Oct.
. Saturday, the sth Nov.
. Saturday, the 12th Nov

For NEW YORK

Saturday, the 19th No'
Saturdr,y, the 26th No'

For BOSTON

From AMERICA

AMERICA
ARABIA •
CANADA
ASIA ..
NIAGARA.
AFRICA

Wednesday, 12th Oct
Wednesday, 19th Oct.

ay, 16th Nov
led to be lan

,-house of Nov
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

OSWEGFO.-:MONDAY, OCT. 10

Receipts since Saturday.---Flour, 2000 bbls. ; wheat,
125,000 bush. Corn, 13,000 bush.. Wheat is in moderate
request with a steady market ; 5,000 bush. sold at $1 40e.
for white Ohio. Preights.--Flour, 521 e. to 54c. ;
at, 18e.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

HALiFAX and BOSTON, Twenty-

;Yabin Passa

Pounds.
Chief Cabin Passage to NEw YORK, Thirty Pounds.
Second Cabin Passage, Twenty Pounds.
--- Rates include Steward's Fee and Provisions, best without

obtained on Boatd

Dogs charged Fine Fount

Steam-ships hay

ommoiialon for a limiLed number of

gecond Cabin Passenger

tO SAMUEL CUNARD ;

to S. S

ARD ; in Er

LD CLTRII

m ton&
id J. Bt

and in Liverpool, to
D. and C. MAC IVEIt, 14, Wat
.—All LETTERS and NEWSPAPERS intended
these Jesse's must pass through the POST OFFICE. -
rm.' 's.

to G. -au

ved at the Agents' Off
Le Owners of these Ships will

i the vala

Passengers will be c

Ton Mc

r. To preven

and none wall be

ihiM;ed as

fitment or difficulty, Passen;
cages of Merchandise will nct

'sare not /

;e, or with their I
mitted to go on

NINGS previous to Sailit:

LiLIFAX

The AMERICA. f 4
SATURDAY next, the
will leave the LANDING-STAGE, op/
Half-past Eight o'Clock, 117
for the AMERICA

amer that

and BOSTON
Th(

will start on

NEW YORK

lm-tender SATELLITE
s Pier, at

_ e the Baths, Gre _ _.
g, of that day, with the Passengers

STEAM TO

IA JAMAICA) TO CIIAGRES,

rnotea or other first-class Screw Steam-sh
FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YOll.l,

ONCE A MONTH until further notice, the extended

• •

ice being Tw

WICKMAN

Captain DOUGLAS,

Passag,.

Money for Fir

Captain LITTLE

:N'EW

WEDNESDAY, the 16th No;
WEDNESDAY, the 14th Dec

accommodation, to Boston, ..tl-0, including Provisions am:
Foe, but without Wines or Liquors, which can be obtained

Freight will 1
to the Pound S
Apply in Hal

Is to Am

her Goods by Agreement

collected in America at the irai

s. 80 cents

NASD ; in Havre and
FoORD, 52, Old Broa.

to 6' HORGE and JAMES Bt

or, in Liv

S. LEW

for PORTLAND, these Ve

,d C. MAC IVER,-14, Water-street
for Canada, and any quantity of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

KING'S,

Elizabeth, 90 Dunn, Bahr and Co., Venice
Mariner, 26, Connor, J. White, Wicklow

QUEEN'S. -
James George, 160, Connery, Sligo
Mangalore, 102, Griffiths, Cox and Co., Seville
E. L. Teida, 93, Futz, A. F. Moore, Leghorn
Isabella Peek, 114, Simpson, A. C. Stewart,
put back

COBURGH
Commerce, 34, Davis, Newport
Osprey, 66, Carmichael, Newport
BRUNSWICK.
Rising Sun 299, Mars, Hamburg
Gladiator, 49U, Miseek, Pugwash

. BRAtIILET AIoORE.
Spread Eagle, 36, Evans, T. T. Day. Cardiff
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

,I.llt BEDS, PILLOWS, AND CUSHIONS

42, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET,
CHARLES MACINTOSH and CO.'S
. LIFE-PRESERVERS,
42, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET. .

CHARLES MACINTOSH and CO.'S

ELECTIC STOCKINGS AND KNEECAPS.
SOUTH . CASTLE-STREET.
ALL ARTICLES XIANUFACTITRED OF

INDIA-RUBBER, • -
WHOLESALE and RETAIL •
INDIA RUBBER DEPOT,
SOUTH CASTLE-STRDET;
CALEB WALKER, PROPRIETOT

ATIEW OF LIVERPOOL AND ITS DOCKS,;
PRICE Ios. 61 TO SUBSCRIBERS
In a few days will be published in tinted lithe

by T.

Picken and-S. Walt

t PANORAMIC VIEV

icent and picturesqro
TOWN and PORT

of LIVERPOOI

)le line of the Dods.

dicated by perniission to th
Pnblishcd by W. Tnom

Mayor

ire Dealer, St. Jam

s-street, Liverp

Agent to tho

Glasgow Art Union

THE OHIOHAS ISLAND

f Aloud

p" D

Beatty, of tl

;t, there N
I of the

re not vet
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

R & T Wood

King of the Forest, 128, Rees, A F Moore 0
Lady Bassett 103 Carthew, Papayanni & co w
Lord Bangor, 46 Durham, Cowell &Co .. 0
g Louisa 1)- Jane, 103, Thomas, T E Christian 0
z, 49 Milligan .. .. 0
Taret, 20, Epga .. • 0
,i,'&DcoGibb _ _ AI Maria, 156, Rus, Bahr &Co E

Murray & Co

ElMart

ziMary Elizabeth, 95, Rolston

edina, 237, Guthrie ..
uestra Senhora de C'aimer, 120, Contedon N

Phoenix, 150, Bo .. .. 0
Princess Royal, 180, Thomas, A F Moore 01

Regina, 236;Thaddock, A F Moore
Sarah, 45, Kelly, J E Christian ..
Sola 253 Irribe, F Heath,

179 Elliott, A

, F. Moore

Suzon, Iso,Azuanduf
Sydney and Jane I

F Huth &Co .. 0
7-Pirry, Sleight and Co rr

triton 177 Ka
Velos 126 Carl

), Bahr & Co

Brownrig & Co
[organ, J J Day

QUEEN'S.

Wiles 107 Starrace, J Moss and Co

Angelsay, •
206, Guy, Scott, Cowan & Co
Aurora, 147, -

E Antonia, Smoquina
0 w Amelia and Hannah, 130, Ellis ..
E Baronet 310 Wylie, Millers & Thompson
Bella Donu 377 Reeves, Mcßottronea
s Ballinacurra Lass 97 Eastaway
E Bargany, 42, Hill ..
n Bonaparte, 110, Santander
. E Celerity 110 Adai
E Commodore

Columbine 176 M'Lennon, A Coghill

!Paring,

w Deanao-nt 231 Granson . • ..
w Dorisana 486 Robertson, J Steele
n Earl of Selkirk, 52, Fox
o Ellen Royde, 103 Sehasbanner, Bahr
w Esther 20g Murchison, A. Duncan
g Express 210 Phillips, E Rae
_ _ _

ortunata

Calcutta

er 135 Bairker, Virrnoutt

T %V Faircl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

10. per bushel
Ou

sperm and olive are unchanged. Sales
were reported of 5,000 gallons. Linseed at 65c. per gallon.
The imports during the week ending with Friday last, were,
linseed, 686 packages, worth $75,927 ; olive,- 1,800
,ges,, worth $2,242 ;

,566 ; rape

Pori is 1

olive, and seemingly less
) 700 bbls. Western, at

3 75e; for
bbl. Cut meats are as previously represented.
rably brisk and buoiant, being needed for export,
there remains but little of it in first hands. The

21,c. for mesa

13 62

day's operations comprise 400 pkgs. good to prime, at 11V
and 12c. per lb. Beef, is unaltered in demand and value

About 300 bbls. Country and City packed having found
buyers at former quotations. No change has occurred in
butter and cheese, both of which are freely dealt in at full

ItlcE.—There were 100 casks ordinary to fair purchased
at $3 50c. and $4 121 c. per 100 lbs.
TALLow.—Sales of 10,000 lbs. prime, transpired at llac.
and 111 e. per lb.

BUFFALO.-MONDAY, OCT. 10

Receipts since Saturday.—Flour; 1,000 bbls. ; wheat,
124,000 bush. ; corn, 18,000 bush. ; oats, 62,000 bush.;
barley, 36,000 bush. Flour.—Quiet and easier ; the de-
mand for export is below the views of holders. Sales of
1,000 bbls. at $5 75c. Wheat is in limited demand ;
6,000 bush. sold at $1 18c. for Upper Lake. Corn.—Less
doing and tending downwards ; sales of 12,000 bush. at
66e. to 67c. for mixed Western. Oats dull at 35c. Ohio
whiskey, 27c. to 28c. Freights.—Flour, 83e.: wheat,
26e.; corn, 21c. to 22e.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

OSTEND AND G]
Kenkhove, Gauw

2AlLean, 210, Govaests, Gauwin
Tx PANAMA.

C Anne Powell, Nicol
8 PERU
Crusader, 211, Hunt

or*Tyrers, Sept. 12
NAMBUCO.
tea, Brice Friend & C.

lington

Pi Oct 13
(Swordfish, G. Cob

pl Power

ADELPHIA.
099, Smith, J 111`Hen

in}Rip Van Winkle, IC
Oct I 5

Westmoreland, De,
Oct I . ;

an, Brown or Harrisor

FtTo RICO

Suzon, 150, Arrian

FHuth&Cc

Utopha, Wilkinson

I, W. Sharp, Sept. 16 .. K
ELT NATAL.

Bkd L'pool Packet. Giacobbe, Moss. Sept 8 Q - POI
Princess Royal. ISO, Thomas, Vienna or Margaret Gibson,
Stn Moore, Oct 2! .. .. .. E Co or Fox, Oct 1:
MENSINA, PALERMO & ALEXANDRIA. RIO GRANDE
Orontes, (s), 538, Olive, Vianna, Jones & Juliana, 129, Larrianaga, Kelso Dowie &
.. ••
Bkd Co, Oct 14 .. .. . . Wel Co Oct 21 ..
MOBILE. Mexican Packet, Allen or Walsh, Sept 3..
Gv Mindoro, Tierney, Fernie,Brotliers, Sep. 22 B Cheiftain, Dellingbam, Muir & Morton, Se/
s 28

Lamport ttr

Sisters, Storey, J. Poole &Co ..
MONTE VIDEO & BUENOS AYI
Constante, 160, De Drana, Partridge ai
Co, Oct 14 ..
Julia, Malan, Cotesworth and C 0...

RIO JANEIRO.
,urmey, Vining or Brice & Cc

Bonita, St
G Oct 12

& Co, (

ept 13 01 lespie, Oct I 7
MONTE VIDEO.
erafin, Goitez, Partridge & Co or Bel

ROSTOCK

Mathilda F
Co, Oct

245, Vos, Vos Brown &

b, P. M Calezzont, Bre S
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

PRICE THREEPENCE.

CHARLES MACINTOSH and CO,'S
WATERPROOF GARMENTS,
42, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET.
CHARLES MACINTOSH and CO.'S
PALMAS, TOGAS, AND NIMRODS

42, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET.,
CHARLES MACINTOSH and co.,s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

r amount

make up thei

Some large f

the el

er, reported at —oe a more comfortable
state of things than on Saturday. The Banks are
earnestly pressed by their regular customers for
aeammodat ions. They did not discount their re-
ceipts last week by nearly a million of dollars." A
failure in the dry goods business had been re-
ported, but it was expected it would result in an
extension of time, and a resumption of business.
There was a good enquiry for Foreign Exchange,
and the quotations on London stood very firm at
1091 to 110. The StocklExchange showed a wait

of spirit, but prices were not materially differen
from those reported by the last arrival, If any
thing, Stocks generally were rather lower.

New York Herald svys, Capitalists, specula-
tors, and business men generally, are evidently in
a quandary. Their faces are naturally turned with
nervous anxiety to Europe, but, being unable to
decipher the prospective, or even existing state of
affairs on that continent, most of them seem to
have wisely concluded
upon the various projec‘

serve their fund
things are likely
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

BIRKENHEAD•

Alma, 135, Backelin, Vos Brown & Co
Altantic, 366, Hughes, J. Carmichael
Ann, 95, Walsh, Wood & Ritson
Auguste, 212, Waldeck, D E Gauwin
Brothers, 194, Bellis, Preston & Watson
Camilla, 162, Quirk .
Corazonde Maria, 178, Ortaza
Courier 200, Haaighorst, J Barbour .. 01
Crusader, 150, Hacquoil, J Carmichael .. 0
Ethiope (s) 80 Garnett, Jamieson Brothers 0
Gautemala 489 Nightingale, J Pro,
John Davies, 1133, Hughes, R Day
Kedgeree, 689 Isbister, C. S. Lem(
Knight 450, Bradshaw, E. Bates..
Lady. Eglinton as 335 Paton, MilL
Liehertz, 176, Kleit, Bahr & Co
Lisbon. 164, M`Gowan
editerranee, 198, Tessie, D E G
Medium, 190 Kay, S. Williamson

T and Co

Olive. 37, Tagin
Pembroke, 66, Randall, Tarwood & Co
Preciosa 240 Schweigaard, D E Gauwin
Roseland, 124 Bell
Sir Allan McNabb, 840
Utopia, 949, Wilkinson
Vesta 320 Smith, D F
Wilhelmine, Arc!

Birnie, Al

HUSKISSON

Blair 83 Owens
Eclipse, 112, Berrett
Eliza, 00 Richards

Gleaner, --
.. ..
Golden Age, (s), 3000, Porter, Mill,

Huntress, 91, Willoughby

& Co

Intrinsic 657 M'Farliine, R. Kirk ..
James M`lienry, 1777. Creighton, M`Henry E
Jessie, 162 Phillips, D. Cannon Sons dr Co 0
John, 88, Hughes • • .. 0
Laurel, 98, Price .4 .. 0

Manth Dhu, 39, Crußin;
Marie Therese, -
Old Dominion, Sampson
Red, 97, Roberts
Richard, 108, Fegan

Shooling Star 1362, Mc Calmont & Co
Village Girl, 216, Woof..
Wales, Lambert

BAND ON,

Ann Mulvey, 110 Jones .. .. .. 0
Blanch, 113, Green .. .. .. 0
Elizabeth, 71, Pearson.. .. .. 0
Eva, 187 Doody, .. .. .. w
John Garrow 849 Hamilton, J. Robinson.. w
Louisa, 178 Ford, W. Cuthbert .. .. • • w
Magdalena, 160 Husted.. • • .. 0
Palermo, 325 Clough .. .. .. .. s
Stephen Glover 733 Baldroy .. . w
Tavleur, -- . . .. .. a

Telemacos, 220, Zupa, Giannacopoulo & Co 0
Wolfe 1263 Crerar, It Morrow, Son & Co.. a

WELLINGTON.

Albatross, 1030 Geve's, Gibbs Bright & Co. N
Boomerang 1823 Flaherty, R Carter .. .. a
Brothers gg Sitler .. .. .. a
Centina; 79, Owens .. .. .. 0
Henry Clay, Caulkens .. .. .. 0
-Tames, fig, James .. .. .. 0

Joseph Walker 1338 Hoxie, C Grimshaw
Mantura, 79, Owens, J J Day ..
Orontes 53,1 Olive ..
Orient, Hill
Pallas, 236, Palmek, Barr & Co ..
Red Rover, 98 Wilson, Cardiff ..
Rose, 67, Irving, Miners &Co ..
Sea Eagle, 623, Williams
Universe, 1287 Bird, Guion dr Co..

BRAMLEY-MO ORE

Achille, 200 Papert, Bahr & Co
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

s displayed, and the attention he has be-

stowed upon some of the

laers in endeavour-

.e when ere.

assent

.ers, and vessel, were about to be involved

in general ruin

From REED'S statement of this melancholy

occurrence, it appears to us that the Captain and
crew •of the unknown vessel which bore away

from the wreck, are deserving of the great-

est blame ; and we only hope that they will

not long escape detection. Happily, it is not often
that w•e have to record such heartless indifference

and criminal neglect on the part of nautical men.
But this is an incident which calls loudly for

public reprobation and public scorn. We trust
we may shortly hear of those offenders being

brought before a legal tribunal, and of their

meeting with that retribution which the nature of

their crime deserves, and the justice of the case

demand

We have, received a copy of a remarkably neat
work, entitled " The Borough Fund of the Corpo-
ration of Liverpool, in account current with Joux
Wyßunon, from the Ist of September, 1852, to the

In dealing with such matters, we must confess

that we are rather fastidious, but not captious. In
reviewing file accounts of public bodies
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

ROTTERDAM
isturner. Vos B 1

[rnbull, Allen Az Edwards, Aug 30 Q
, Sizer, Cram & Co, Oct 17 .. Stn

idee & Co. Sept 8 P
Sept 7.. P
& Co, Oct

Schwabe or Raker

vwse & Co or k

SAN SEBASTIAN

ado, Partridge &Co., Sapt 22 G
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1853.

IProtianTl.

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Vubiiratiolls.

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MALT WHISI

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ROBERT LITTLE, Wine & Spirit Merchant
5, Vernon-street, Liverpool, Sole Agent.

WILLIAM ROBERTS CO., Ship- Store
Dealers and Export Bottlers, 10 and 12, Cooper's
Row, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

AT A CHARGE OP
SIXPEN.CI

Offices-19, Sc

JOHN STREET, LIVERPOOL ; 9, PRINCESS

TILEET,

IANCHESTE

SERVANTS WANTING SITUATIONS

PERSONS WANTING SERVANTS,
Phoulcl Advertise in the
NORTHERN DAILY TIMES,

CHARG

SIXPENCE.
Published every morning, at 19, South John-street,
Liverpool, and '9, Princess-street, Manchester.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

AND GLASGOW.
FARES.--CARIE, (including Steward's Fee), 12s. ; STEERAGE, ss.
Servants in Cabin, Full Fare.
Unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence, the under-noted or
other Steamers are intended to sail, (with or without Pilots),
between Liverpool and Glasgow, with Goods and Passengers, as
under:
The Clyde Steam Navigation Company's Steam. Ships,
YRA Captain HARDIE,
OM MODORE (Chartered) ....Captain BOYD,
TAG. (new Steamer) ....Captain MAIN,
,YNX, (new Steamer) Captain MILLER.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
OCTOBER.
COMMODORE ....Thusrday......27, at 6, Afternoon.
Passengers are requested to take charge of their own Luggage, as
the Ship is not responsible in any way for its safety.
Horses, Cattle, Carriages, and all kinds of Vehicles shipped at
their Proprietors' risk.
T. MARTIN and BURNS and CO., 12, Water-street.
C. MACIVER and CO., 12, Water-street.
-•- •

L'
8'
• .4111* L.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

lot at all earlier than they wanted hir
the wisdom of substituting

can't help recog,nisin

fdr the .Elite humel'au,

that ViaS, fora time, ierri

predcminate

.Punch

ib.ooll' 0110v,'
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.—A gentleman named '-"friv.
Aoti
government pensioner, attempted self-destruction 011,s 1,1 z)(
in a strange manner. Ho went into a shoental`crjosol 4rile9;
in Great Denmark-street, and having asked for thA%or sth kPe
a knife, which he got, forthwith went to the to erP
. d t,
'l---nt On the alarm being given, he tiler ell
him, and endeavoured to lil,
As fingers. Having been at last sec,
1 by the police to Jervis-street hospit'

those who came of

wound wit'

he lies in a

. .
The Panama Railway Company
_are ad `'e
in Ireland for 1000 men to complete the live' t 5 5 'ltet,',Fk
able-bodied masons, quarrymen, and laboo CO, Poil
offered a free passage with good food ff°ll l'i'
and liberal wages.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

Co be Let.

TO BE LET, a DOUBLE OFFICE, in Tower
chambers.—Apply at No. 7, same Buildings.

Vubiic Xotittss.

NOTICE.—NICHOLAS HOYLE is no longer
in our employ on the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES,
nor is he authorised to receive any money on our account.
T. H. LEAKE, & Co.,
9, Princess-street, Manchester.

TO THE BURGESSES OF LIME-STREET WARD

GENTLEMEN,
T Accept the invitation, which I have had the
1 honour to receive from a numerous and influential body
of Electors of the Ward, to become a Candidate at the
approaching Election, for a. seat in the Town Council, as
one of your Representatives. -
The subject which at this period more particularly enga-
ges the attention of the Council and the Inhabitants of the
Borough, is, the Improvements of the Town. I believe
that no part of the community is more interested in this
question than yourselves; not only from the central position
of your ward, but on account of its possessing so many
places of public resort, viz : —the Theatres,the Concert-hall,
St. John's Market, the Railway Station, and St. George's
Hall. To this subject your Representatives have given
their best attention, :and have supported those Improve-
ments, which, in their opinion, are first called for, and
which will be embodied in an application to Parliament in
the ensuing Session.

I take this opportunity of returning my sincere thanks
for the kindness and courtesy which I have received from
you, during the twelve years I have been honoured with
your confidence.
I remain, Gentlemen, your obedient Servant,
JOHN B. LLOYD.
•
Exchange Alley, 20th 0 ctober, 1853.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

AMERICA.

following was WI

we have received

our private telegraphic despatch from our own cor-
respondent in New York, sent to Halifax, dated
the 13th inst., being two days later than the ad-

vices contained in the subjoined si

regret to say that in the New York money market
there was an increased stringency, and at the

same time an augmented demand. The Stock
market had become heavy, and prices had a down-

ward tendency. Exchange on London was still
quoted, 109 - to 110. but the market was inactive,
and there was some slight disposition to reduce
The markets for Flour and Bread-
stuffs were heavy, and prices lower. The Cotton

quotations

market was pretty much in the same state,

ARRIVAL OF THI
The British and North American royal mail

AMERICA

ier Ameril

Captain Shannon, arrived here
, from Boston and Halifax, after

ft passage Of ten- days from
hei• we have received our usut, y from
New York, to the 11th, Boston, to the 12th, and
Halifax, to the 14th, instant, all inclusive.
The America has brought home 491,940 dollars
in gold, and about £7OO in silver, and 72 passen-

ie former port
11 files of papers

The America passed the steamer Canada, from
Liverpool for Boston, on the evening of the 13th
ult. between Halifax'and Boston.
There had been a little re-action on the markets
foi bread stuffs, and in! consequence of tbP •
creased supplies and the scarcity
prices had receded a little from the quotations
last reported. Flour may bP
dined from 6f to 121- -

of shipping

tated to have in

barrel

in the money market

,oses money wa

yet Cher

in the country, there no longer remains a cldubt that ship-
ments of many prominent articles 'in. the trade to this port
must gradually diminish and finally cease. With no vi-
sionary forecast, many of our merchants are considering the
necessity of finding outlets for the surplus productions of
the State.

Sight exchange on the Atlantic states has been reduced to
2 per cent. in consequence of a corresponding reduction in
the rates of freight and insurance on treasure. How long
this reduced rate will continue to rule, it is difficult to say ;
but as it has evidently been brought about purely by com-
petition between the two steamship companies, it can hardly
be expected to be permanent.
EXCHANGE EOREIGN.—No change 'in the Exchange
market. Bankers note sterling bills at 1.001 to 1.10 Produce
bills, 1.081 to 1.092. Francs, sf. 13/ to 5,12 g.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

nancial and commerc

that consid

,ble business was done at the stoc

board on Saturda

being effected in

instances at tt. declinE

the market for bread-stuffs
was inanimate, notwithstanding the fact that th(
price of flour fell from sixpence to a shilling on the
barrel. This shows that holders and dealer;
do not consider themselves exactly

keeping up the prices in face of the laige receipts
of flour and grain of all kinds from the West.
But while operators in stocks
-and bread-stuffs are

Nering it

3e, the general condition

labom'ers
Th(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

series of Advertisements for the Year, Half-year, ox
lade on a moderate reduction of

atracts may b

s a medium for Advertisements, the MORNING POST
for the speedy and extensive
y of all announcements addressed to the affluent and
ing portion of the community, especially the nobility,
and monetary interests of the country.
irdulation of this long-established Journal, embraces
most influential classes of society—the Political, the
Aristocratic, and the Commercial.
tent Advocate of Conservative Progress, and Con-
tutional Liberty—Whilst it maintains strongly Estab-
when I lished Principles, in Church and State—it constantly seeks

t advar

A. cons

out era

description,
LEGAL, or I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

published some►

it between the Cal
fiance: and the authoritic

1111 or

ved addi-
rl letter
dated
thei

w•e now annc

Tohn Baring

md conflict between

) send help to thosi

h officer wits

boat's crew, of four men. Bein-g calm-' . the _boats were sent
I had been on board from an early hour
ing McCerren to seal up and copy
some money matters between him and
ht it to 11 a.m.

in the mornir

letters, and to sett

me, Scc., which broug

tapt:McConnick,l

f the barque " Green Point," tray
as it is customary to have one o

s pilot

Stain of the ship

about 4 p.m.
Ind with the

hip began to mow

through t
McCaren

by Captain

been there tea minutes,

1 for sailing

As was m

.d-has been done by evZ

ship having

;tins that has sailed from here, since I have lain here,
The gun had not been discharged two minutes, when three
armed boats from the Peruvian st

,ed off and joined
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

:outs pe

was considerable uneasines
and although, for legitimate 1)1i
obtainable at from 7 to 8

per cent

mud Lain old

of a panic

There

none 3

The latest reports in reference to
-" The closeness of last week con-

tinues, and the Stock houses, who have much to
do with call loans, find it extremely difficult to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

EMIGRATION TO AMERICA
BY
%,i GRINNELL'S GRINNELL'S "SWALLOW TAIL" LINE
OF PACKET-SHIPS.

CONSTITUTION, BRITTON .
ASHBURTON, J. M`WILLIAm
LIVERPOOL, KEARNEY ...
CONSTANTINE, DuItYEE
ALBERT GALLATIN, DitLANo .... ,
AMERICAN UNION ...—. . .....
QUEEN OF THE. WEST, iiALLET
NEW WORLD, KNIGHT

SHERIDAN, Caoss

FOR NEW YORK,

FOR NEW ORLEANS,
FRANK PIERCE, Capt. J. C. Cusitiza

,1600 tons, 6th Nov.
1150 tons, 21st Nov.
1250 tons, 6th Dec.
,1500 tons, Sist Dec.
.1600 tons, 6th Jan.
,1500 tons, 21st .lan
1350 tons, 6th Feb.
1500 tons, 21st Feb,

1500 tons, 28th Oct.

2500 tons, 2nd Nov

The Subscribers continue to despatch the above celebrated Packet-
ihips, and other first-class American ships, weekly.
The success which has hitherto attended their arrangements for the
comfortable transit of emigrants, gives them the greatest confidence
in submitting to the inspection of the emigrating public their unrival-
led American liners, as possessing the most eligible accommodation to
the United States.

---- -
In the construction of these vessels the utmost attention has been
paid to the latest improvements in light, ventilation, durability, sailing
qualities, and all matters calcu!ated to promote the health, comfort,
and contentment of passengers. They. are commanded by men of un-
doubted nautical skill and experience in the trade.
Provisions will be supplied to the passengers during the voyage
ac-
cording to the act of parliament.
Parties residing at a distance can have berths secured by remitting
a deposit of for each person going.
Parties desirous of transmitting money to their friends in America,
can have drafts at sight for £1 and upwards, payable on our house at
New York. _ _

For Cabin, Poop;Second Cabin, and Steerage passage, apply to

' - • BOWMAN, GRINNELL. & CO.,
5, Regent-road, Clarence Dock, Liverpool;
and 83, South-street, New York.
N.B—Passengers going by these packet-ships can have their lug.
ige stored free in a warehouse attached to the office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

WIGAN,

As we announced on Saturday, there is every likelihood
of the strike in Wigan, so far as the mill hands are con-
cerned, being brought to a close to-day. On Friday
evening, a meeting of the masters was held at the Victoria
Hotel, and immediately after, some communications were
held with the hands. The result is, that the hands of Mr.
N. Eckersley, Mayor of Wigan, were to meet that gentle-
man this afternoon at his mill, where certain terms, the
precise nature of which are not known, but which are
thought likely to suit the views of the operatives will be
proposed. Should this offer be accepted, the hands may
commence work immediately, and Mr. Eckersly will advance
to each person a week's wages, to be repaid after the lapse
of a month, at the rate of a shilling per week. It is gener-
ally understood that the other masters will follow tha
*example of Mr. Eekersley. It is indeed high time that
something should be done in Wigan, for there the strike
has produced the most serious results. Business is at a
perfect stand still, and the importunities for assistance on
part of the female operatives, (many of whom are in a
state of great destitution) as you pass through the streets,
you may almost realize the accounts given of some of the
provincial towns of Ireland, in the years succeeding the
famine. The colliers still continue on strike, but public
opinion is not at all strongly in favour of their demands,
as it is in favour of those of the operatives, who labour in
cotton mills.

EMBEZZLEMENT OF UPWARDS OF A TIIOUSAND
POUNDS AT MA.NCHESTER.---011 Saturday, at the Salford
Town . Hall, Hickman,_ the traveller for 11iessrs. Joule, the
eminent brewers of Salford (the full perticulars of which
case we give in our publication of Saturday), was committed
to take his trial at the quarter sessions for the Hundred of
Salford, which commence to-day (Monday).

AcemErrs.---Yesterday, George Scott, of Black-
stone-street, broke his leg in Titchfield-street, by a fall when
drunk,---Anne Flaherty, on Saturday, fell down the stairs
in her house, 4 Court, Jamaica-street, and badly fractured
her thigh—On Saturday, a Spanish boy, named Domingo,
belonging to a Spanish bark, lying in St. George's Dock,
received a compound fracture of the arm by falling over an
iron saucepan on the deck of the vessel.---Yesterday, Wm.
Jones, ship-keeper of Drury-lane, fell off the stage-of a
vessel, in George's Dock, and severely fractured his leg.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

RmuontenK

nos, nnnnososOM,...nnnov.i
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE TO. MORROW
EVENING, TUESDAY.
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
SIGNOR AND MADAME BOLENO,
Being their last and final appearance in Liverpool.
CHARLES X I I.
Adam Brock—Mr. BAKER.
BOLENO'S BEST BALLET
THE ADVENTURES OF A NIGHT,
In which Signor and Madame BOLENO will appear.
POPPING THE QUESTION,
Mr. Primrose—Mr. BAKER.
BOLENO'S CELEBRATED
T A B L E A U X V_IV-AN T.

THE WHOLE WILL CONCLUDE WITH THE COMIC
TREBLE PANTOMIME

CALLED
HARLEQUIN BARON MUNCHAUSEN

OR THE GENII OF THE ENCHANTED ISLES.
3 Pantaloons !! 3 Harlequins !!! 3 Columbines!!!
Who will appear in a scene each.
Clowns. Pantaloons. Harlequins. Columbines.
Sig. Boleno Herr Cole Sig. Lauri Md. Boleno
Mr. Appleby Mr. Mackay Mr.Mc.Carte Miss Mansell
Herr Flook. M. Laurent. M. Francois. Md. Deulin.
Tickets to be had of Signor BOLENO, " Clown Tavern,'
Williamson's Square.
Doors open at half-past six, commence at a quarter befor

3 Clowns !

ROYAL 'AMPHITHEATRE.—Last appearance
of Mr. E. MITCHELL, who respectfully announces
that, at the request of numerous friends, he is induced to
take a BENEFIT,, on which occasion all the Characters will
be sustained by distinguished Amateurs, with whom he has
had the honour of appearinc, on former occasions in aid of
'
the Local Charities and also by several other gentlemen who
have kindly offered their services.
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING next, the 26th instant, will be
presented the National Drama of
ROB ROY; or, AULD LANGSYNE.
Rob Roy, Mr. E. Mitchell (his first appearance in that
character.)
After which a GRAND PAS DE DEUX.
To conclude with (by desirSe) the Play of
THE LAVE.
GAMBIA, Mr. G. H. JAMES ;
GOVERNOR of SURINAM, Mr. E. MITCHELL.
CONDUCTOR, Mr. P. G. LLOYDS.
For further particulars see programme.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

witness, when)

. . ,
The COIIMISSIONER said—He is---sornalrtiol
and that will do--I-never heard 'such an obiee e
go on with the case. The witness was the
amined. The material point of, his evidence
that on the day of the arrest of Mr. Dow nieo
about a minute or two before lie was in 5o
custody, Mr. Shaw asked him if Downie was:
to Dublin, and he replied, " I believe Ile
when Mr. Shaw turned "round and said, ``
he can't go." Why so ? asked witness, "Be
he has just been arrested," added Shaw, and
ness then saw him in actual custody.
After the examination of another witness'
,s

Comm

sioner, in very decided terms, exPl.%'ol
hiS opinion that it-Was clear Mr. Downielsro
leaving Liverpool for Dublin for a temp-
purpose, and that had he (the Commissioner)
of
as.fully. aware of the facts, as he then was, he s
not have issued the warrant for his arrest.

Mr. King was next examined, after which. g;
The Commissioner said he was quite Sat
the defendant had not the least notion of abs
ing, and ordered his immediate discharge. j,
Mr. Roby applied for the costs in the case'
his honour decided to let that question abw
issue of the cause.

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LIST OF PASSENGERS per R.M.S.S. AMERICA,
NON, :COMMANDER, FROM BOSTON Via HALIFt,"-0,
Sommerville, Mr. C. Corry and Lady; Messrs. ride
-Anderson, J. Anderson, Mrs. Lerry, Mrs. Meager,'
J. Hunie, J. Lery, Johnston, W. Milne, F. Mora, A. 'alit
Major Scott, Messrs. Delgago' R. Ciel, Ashborne, S. s%
Marger, Appleton, H. Hall, Captain Conner, CaPt'
Mrs. B. Lenient, Mrs. W. B. Howes, Mrs. T. Becke,7
A. Becket, Mrs. N. Pinder, Mrs. J. Oldham, Captaill,
Messrs. C. F. Lott, T. White, 11. Inion, ArrowswitAi I
Lady ; Rev. Mr. Stewart, Messrs. Jacots, Gillet, 'Afs '
Beard, H. Delft, Denman,' E. Lant, J. Mullet,
and Child, B. Black, Huvles, Munch, Ladc,,,,
Child, Wm. Do Jong°, E. Booth, B. 4c
Hughes, T. Bailey, E. Coriton, Charles Beddoe : DrBl, %4 4(
Lees ; -Messrs. Richard- Giles, J. H. Bower, B. tit' IL
Bompini, lady and child; Miss Ferans, Mr. Morris 1:e
Mrs. Hall, three children and servant ; Mr. Blisg; N".Y
Hill ; Rev. Mr. Tuekwell ; Mr. Walker ; Dr. Hunter:oi the
Bliss, Mr. Bliss, Mr. Putman ; Mrs. Wilson ;TO ‘°‘)tl4

ES AT A DIS

Fiance hEis

lately 1

1 seded the jolly old Gallic'Cock, and mounted • the T% t(:,,lc!ii',
the dunghill of national vanity. Eagles have, 11°6 cbi:
fallen terribly low in France, and they are being ;1;AI tilttl!
exhibited in every variety of form and substance, lie fo 111
Spread Eagle cut in paper, at three sous, to the Eag,..0403
to seize on its prey, carved in gilt wood, at one or , a 0;41
poleons. It is quite true that the French have folil:adj,
master - PTO sh.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

GENERAL

(Wind at Liverpool, West South West, fresh)

at 3 p.m.
High water—Morning, 3 12 ; Evening, 3 36 ;
Hetht, II 5.

ARRIVED.
Jordeson, Lelean, Alexandria
Dispatch, French, Malaga
Boaphorous, -- Buenos Ayres
Rising Sun, Moore. Hambro
Speedy, Mediterranean
Balmoral, Quebec
All at Liverpool.
Figlio, Camalich, Liverpool, at Trieste
Immacalata. Cacace, Liverpool, at Trieste
Gratitude, Dugdal, sailed from Cadiz for Li-
verpool Oct. 12th
Margaret (s), Simpson, Liverpool, at Havre
Concordia, Pekeler, Liverpool, at Cuxhaven
GRANGEMOUTH, Oct. 21st.
Arrived—Achilles, Suhn, from Hamburg,
Comet, Nurse, Dantzic ; Stag, Ivanstag,
Dantzic ; Louria, Holm, Memel; Varight,
Venskabe, Bentzen, Dram ; Ankathor,
Christiansen, Dram.
Sailed.. Garrel, Craig, Pillau.

CLYDE, Oet. 21st.
Arrived.. Eagle. Wilkie, from Malta; Elgin.
MgCkukian, from Archangel; Antoniette
Maria, Veroni,- from Odessa; Eva, Hick,
from Saloniea.
LNEW YORK, October 1 0 —ARIIIVED.

From Liverpool, ship Savatoga, Trask,
Aug. 20th ; sailed, Sep. 13th ; fell in with the
Norwegian barque, Family Hope. from Quebec
to London, lumber loaded and water-logged ;
took off captain and crew, also the following
cabin passengers :—Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Camp-
bell, two children and servant, and Mrs Trask.
William Hitchcock arrived on the 10th from
Havre ; experienced a hurricane from W.S. W.,
on the 10th Sep., in lat 46.30. lon. 27, 11th
Sep. in lat. 49 lon. 28 ; passed the ship Metro-
polis, from Liverpool for New York, laying
head to the eastward, with nothing but main
spencer and main-topmast stay-sail set, having
the day previous lost foremast and all attached
main-top gallant-mait, jlb-boom, and all her
sails blown entirely from the gaskets, it blow-
ing strong from the northward at the time;
could not get near enough to speak her.
FISHGUARD, October 21.
The Sat, William and Mary, Bragg. of and
from Liverpool to Bristol, parted her chain yes-
terday, and drove ashore on the Goodwin Sands,
where she sank a great part of her cargo was
washed out, and the remainder damaged.
SHIELDS. October 21.
The Edward, Carron, reported yesterday as
the William Carson, from Liverpool, with salt
got on the Muscle Scrap yesterday,but cameo
next tide without damage.
ST. PIERRE, NEWFOUNDLAND, Sep. 25.
The Clyde, from Liverpool to Quebec, is on
shore at Black Cape ; should the weather con-
tinue fair, much of the cargo is to be got out,
but the slightest wind from S.E. will break
her up

BOSTON, October 11

The wreck of a large vessel, apparently a long
time in that situation, was passed, 25th Aug.,
in lat. 24, N. lon. 131 W. A large ship was seen
ashore, 22nd Aug., on Whitney's Island, near
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

SATURDAY, Ocr. 22p,

Genghis Kahn, sailed from Melbourne, for
Bombay, 25th July
Therwaldsen, sailed from Melbourne for Bom-
bay, 25th July
Woodstock, cleared at Melbourne, 20th July,
for Callao
Ann and Jane, -cleared at Melbourne, 20th
July. for Newcastle (n a w)
John Knox. cleared at Melbourne, 20th July,
for Bombay
E. E., M'Lachlan, London, Melbourne
Ann Miry, Harris, Calcutta, Melbourne
SHEILDS, Oct. 20th.
The William Carson, from Liverpool, aground
this morning on the Muscle scrap when
entering the harbour, but is expected off
- next tide
The Jessie Munn has not arrived at Quebec,
from New York, as reported 12th Oct.
Joha. Maria Christina, Mahmens, Liverpool,
Sydney, (n a w)
Helvellyn, Wright, sailed fromAlgoa Bay, 1 gth
Aug.
Triton, Duinker, Liverpool, Algiers
Oriental, Henderson, Liverpool, Odessa
Leann, Lavagna, Liverpool, Odessa
Daisy, Miller, Liverpool, Messina
Victor, Mennier, Liverpool, Leghorn
Tiber (s s), Brooking, Liverpool, Leghorn
Ocean Breeze, 'Young, Liverpool, Genoa

ARRIVED. •
Reindeer, Hunt, Paraiba, 14th Sept.
City of Glasgow (s s), Wylie, Philadelphia.
Has 180,000 dol. in specie.
Southampton, Fensley, New York
Yorkshire, Young, New York
Josephine, Jamieson, St. John, N.B.
Fanny, Hill, Cephalonia
Matilda Wattenbach (new clipper ship), Jer-
sey
Galatea, Tannahitt, St. Domingo
Magnet (ship) ,
City of Rotterdam, Branch. Liverpool, Rouen
Endeavour, Cooper, Liverpool, Rouen
Christina, Jacoba, Liverpool, Cuxhaven
Helen, Voaiman, Liverpool, Bremen
Cbarlotte, Wood, Liverpool, Texel, for Gro-
.

ningen
A large ship, apparently abandoned, and an
American, with a barque alongside, was
passed- 11th Oct., by the El Teide, arrived
here yesterday, from Leghorn
The Elise hence for Chnstianstadt, with salt
and cotton waste. was totally wrecked Oct
nth, about two miles north of Newbury,
near Aberdeen, mate drowned.
LIVERPOOL, Sailed Oct. 20th.
Africa (s), Harrison, New, York, sailed at 12

noon
Taurus (s s), Langland, Constantinople
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 21.
Wind, s w : weather, strong gale

ARRIVED: s.
-
Prima Donna, Coneitt, Galatz
Tarn o' Shanter, Fox, Bird Island and Val-
paraiso

SUNDAY, OcT. 23RD.
Wind at Holyhead at 3 p.m. South West,
moderate gale.

Printed and Published by'CIIARLES WILLMER, of 21, Oxford—street, of
Liverpool. MONDAY,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

of affairs in our city is highly prosperous
Our merchants, mechanics

couraging

and others, are literally overrun with busines
stores are thronged with country merchants
strangers who have been attracted thither from all
f not only this continent but the world

ection

by the industrial exhibition; new and magnificent
buildings are going up in all directions ; the
churches, theatres, concerts, hotels, saloons, rail-

road, e.n.rs n rs+l, fa n+
n tie city is
,crowded to excess. There is worl
for all who desire, and amusement for all who seep

nder these circumstances it

is not surpri-

sing that we should meet so many smiling
contented faces whichever way
turned

our eyes may be

From Washington we learn that the President
was about to announce officially the appointments
of John Y. Mason, Envoy E

,orainary an

Plenipotentiary to France
of New York, Consul at Cork
learn from the same quarter tha
were entertained of an armed collision between

Minister

Higgin

John
Ire-

is and the United States Marsha

of the Western district of Arkansas, in cons&
qUence of his having arrested Indians for intro-
clueing spirituous liquors into the Indian country,
and who had been punished under the Indian lityy
for the. offence in th

me cases

The Indian

authorities are represented as very indignant. The
Secretary of the Interior is said to ha
that no more arrests be made until full information
is obtained, and further instructions given.
the accounts from New Orleans, of the Bth in-
ive the following as the official report ofthe
interments, in all the cemeteries of the city durinof

directed

fiber of deaths, 133; by yel

low lever, 4,
causes, 16.

.1; other diseases

75 ; from unk,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

the variety of rates at which business

were standing nearly at the highest

ment was made
followed almost immediately by a
the present quotation. For money they I
to 93k. Indion Stock 243. Exchequer-
dis., and India Bonds 10s. to 3s. dis.

An immediate re

Foreign Stocks, Russian Securities
opened at 111, and advanced to 114

GLASGOW,

the market wa
to 41i; Glasgi

and South West

LIVERPOOL

MARK

Cotton demand cont
abOut 6000 bales, 1000 of with

o-day,

TS.-Y 1

Is model.;

Surat, 2i to 4id ; 250:Egypt.ian, Gd
70 Marenhams, to 61,
Little btisiness has occurred in fore

In Sugar we Irtve only to report 5.50 baigE
and 220 bags Madras, at 3ls 6d, per cwt., t
dull.

No sales have transpired in Molasses
100 bags Para Cocoa are reported at 2

Of Rice w•e have only to notice 1000
1 I s Od per cwt. ex

A cargo of St. Domingo Logwood was offer(
only a small lot sold at £5 7s 6d per ton, the rc

650 bags Myrabolams brought 9s
bags Bengal_ Turmeric lls 9d per cwt

Tea : of 2500 packages brought forward
with all faults sold with spirit, though at d
The bulk of the sound portion was bought
biddings at market rates.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANG
A considerable amount of business was
day's market, at enhanced prices. We n
extracts from the circular of Messrs. Stephe
corn and flour factors :—Since our rest-
se'nnight, the warlike aspect of affairs in tl
with the very unfavourable reports as to the
1 great excitemen

crop of whe
large business has been done in all the I
trade, at considerably enhanced prices. .4
we had a good attendance of the trade

than during the week ; an advance of fully
wheat, and 6s. per sack, and 3s. per ba
however established, with a fair consumpti
were 2d. to 3d. per 45 lbs., and oatmeal
The following are extracts from the c
John Fletcher and Company :—" During tl
week there was an average amount of btu
butter market, and prices advanced ls, per- c
however, the trade has ruled dull, which n
be attributed to the rise and unusually large
arrivals for the week ending yestereay, ar

. •
Liverpool 18,575 firkins, 780 crocks, !
boxes and barrels. At Fleetwood 470 Er
21 butts, and 376 boxes and barrels.

firkins, 16 crocks, and 1 barrel. Both V
.reports which have reached u; since this
the slightest bearing on the corn trade,

terially increase the excite]
thereby causing a further li rg
and a considerable rise in th,

val uo of

change was well attended, and there, c
extent of business transacted at the follow
that is to say, 6d. to 9d. per bushel on

sack and 3s. to 4s. per barrel on flour
2s. per load on oatmeal, 2s. per quar,e
on barley, and 4s. per quarter ou indiar

rrr~

1 URSDA

7 3-16

and 200

TERDA/