Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-08 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL.

The Ocean Marine Assurance Company have notified
that they intend commencing business on the 19th inst.

GOld is about 9-10ths per cent. dearer in London than
in Paris, and 3-10ths per cent. dearer in Hamblirg than
in London.

The exchange between New York and London is in
favour of England, but there is little or no profit in
importing gold from the States.
The Admiralty requirei tenders for the hire of two
steamers, of about 1,500 tons each, for Jour months
certain, and they will probably be in the China waters.
The Cairngorm has arrived in 109 days from Wham-
poa, with 1,054,400 lbs. of tea. This vessel has
brought the first cargo of the new season's Canton tea..

Zly gurtlynt Ents

TITURS'PAYt DECEMBER 8, 1859,

THE PAY'S NEWS.

The friends of Constitutional Government will
regret to see that Neapolitan misgovernment has
- i
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-Dec. 7. ' provoked a serious outrage upon a public indivi-
dual. From the telegraphic news received yes-
There has been :a moderate demand for Cotton to-day, terday afternoon, it appears Commander
and with ample supplies prices arc barely supported.
'Maniscalco, Director - General toff-the Sicilian
The sales-including 370 Pernambuco at 7-4-d. to 81d.,
Police, had, on the 27th November, been stabbed
200 Bahia at id., 300 Egyptian 'at 7-ad. to 12d., and
1,500 Surat at 41,d. to 51d.-are reported 8,000 bales, while walking with his family in the streets
of Palermo. The wound, though 'serious, was,
,it
of which 2,000 are on speculation and for export.
appears, not ' fatal.; and the assassin, who was
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Dec. 7. dresSed as a gentleman, managed to escape.
SUGAR.-Wc have had a fair demand,for Sugar, and So insecure is the state of public order in these
prices have been paid which were not previously obtain- dominions of the Italian. Absolutist, that immi-
able ; the sales include 60 hhdfi. Jamaica at 378. to 395. neat...fears prevailed lest_the_attemptecl aseassina-
-6d., 120 tons unclayed Manilla at 325., 4,500 bags . tion should be followed by a revolution. These.
Paraiba at 225., and 2,800 bags common brown Bahia, fears were not realised. But it is to be appre-
at 225. per cwt. hended that these evidences of discontent. instead
There no sales to notice in Molasses or Coffee; 60 of leading the authorities to a conscientious in-
puncheons Demerara Rum are reported without change.
, vestigation of its causes will impel them to draw
For 5,000 bags old Necransie Rice 9s. 6d. has been u• • ' •
realized ; 250 bags Calcutta Saltpetre are also reported r the cords of oppression.
tighter
at 40s. per cwt. for 14 per cent. refraction. It is rumoured, and we believe correctly, that
HEMP.-IVO have also to notice 550 bales Manilla Count Arese, who is a personal friend of the Em-
Hemp, at £23 to £24 10s. -per ton for mixed to good peror of the French-and not Count Cavour-is to
quality. represent Sardinia at the approaching Congress.
SAGO-FLoun.--300 bags, - all faults' at 14s. 6d. to It was not, likely to be acceptable to Louis
14s. 9d. per cwt. for first-class damaged. Napoleon that Count Cavour should take part in
DitEWOODS, &c.-40 tons Jamaica Logwood, at; the forthcoming deliberations, after the very curt
£4 17s. 6d. to £5. 13 tons St. Lucia Logwood, at answer .which he received from the Emperor
£4 15s. ' 13 tons Limawood, at £l3 17s 6d. per ton.
upon hie exeostulation against the hurried peace
DaysAvrenres, &c.-2 casks Cream of Tartar at upon
127 s 6d. 2 tons Tartaric Acid, at is 81d. 300 begs of V, illareanca. It is doubtless in the recollection
' Bengal Turmeric, at 16s: 2 tons BaltiMore Bark, at lof our readers,, that after the Count's impassioned
7s. 35 chests of Shellac Garnett, at 142 s 6d; Livery declaration of his disapproval of that peace; the
Orange, at 140 s. 75 bales Heated Gambier, at 16s. Emperor while smoking his cigarette, merely
10 serons Black Tencriife Cochineal, at 3s ltd per lb. remarked that the weather was very warm-" it
200 tons best 21-11 s Brimstone at. £8 78 6d. • 30 tons fait L'en chaud." -
"Citrate of Soda, • at' 14s 6d. '4OO bac,s Borribay Salt- ' It • - not surprising that the Hungarians should
to 315,5piricent., and 250
petre, at 15s to 16's•9et for 381
b Benmal 11- per cent. at 4bs. hags c,
.. 2-' ' followl.'the' example of the Northern Italians, and,
Ashes ; Pots
275, Pearls 2is 6d. 400 bales Bombay Mdd •ei-roo s, t make an effort to relieve themselves of the rule of
... a
at 36s 3d to 36s 6d. 400 tors Coprolites, at 50s per ton. the House of Hapsburg. The destruction of their
3 tons .Salammoniac, at 34s per cwt. constitutional rights, which they have possessed;
OILS, &c. Palm, £45. 5 tons Tallow Stearine, at up to a much more recent period than the Italians,
11d. Olive quiet, . but steady. 50n brls Rosin ; eon,- must therefore • make them more restless under
mon 48, better 2d.
'4s 4O brls Spirits of Turpentine, , their deprivation. In fact we learn that it has
34s per cwt. . i been found necessary to pour into Hungary
a great reinforcement of soldiers amounting to
forty thousand men, and that the Archduke
Albrecht has advised the Emperor of Austria to
place that kingdom in a state of siege.- However,
the latter part of his advice, it appears, will not
be acted upon, excepting under circumstances of
the greatest urgency. In addition to this we
observe that foreign rule is becoming still more
hateful to the Venetians : so it appears that the
Austrian government is much perplexed at the

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, DEC. 7.
s. d. e. d. . s. d. s. d.
Hay, old
Ditto, new
Ditto, clover 0 9 ... 0 10, Do. whiterocks 2 6 ~. 2 8
Green Clover 0 0 ... 0 0 Do. Balshaw . 0 0 ... 0 0
Vetches 0 0 ... 0 0 Do. Beldrums. 0 0 ... 0 0
Straw, wheat 0 5 ... 0 5 Do. cattle 1 2 ... 1 3
Ditto, oat osi ... 0 Turnips 20 0 ...21 0
bitto, barley.. 0 4 ... 0 Carrots
Oats, in straw. 0 0 ... 0 0 Mangclwurzel2o 0 ... 0 0
Potato', flukes 3 4 ... 3 8 Manure 5 0 ... 6 6