Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-20 00:00:00

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most signally defeated. The American barque
White Wing had; arrived at Laguayra'•with 3,000
musketa)-and 1,200 rifles of a first-class make,
supplied with all the necessary adjuncts. The
Government.had•only issued' $200,000 out of the
loan of one million. The second dividend of the
English debt 'had been despatched to Europe.
The constitutional arms had also tridmphed in
in Trujillo. The restlf -the ..ntelligence is con•
fined toff variety of 'a:dVantages gained by the
Government over the enemy. Peace is certainly
spreading 'its healing wingg 'over this long dis-
jointed and Perturbed republic. '
Additional, advices. from Venezuela, dated at
Caraccas, oh, the 10th ult., say :—The general
election is over for, President, Vice President,
Senators and, Deputies to Congress. The result,
as far as heard from, gives Manuel Felipe Tovar
a large majority tot:President, and Doctor Pedro
Gaul for , Vice President: They will undoubt-
edly be elected: • The jails of Caraccas' and Lagu-
ayra are crowded with prisoners, and Others
daily arriving, arid the hospital filled with the
sick and'wounded. There- is considerable sick
ness prevailing in Caraecas'End Laguayra: The
UnitedStates,Cpn.llll at Laguayra, A. J, Smith,
has, lost his thre,g;eldest children, a "soh and two
daughters, f with yellow fever.; :all died witJain•a
few.days of each other. - . • •:,:•!

HAYTI

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Nov. 15

From Cape Hayden and. Aux Cayes private
despatches and the news Papers refer to splendid
displays in honour of the President's murdered
daughter and in gratitude for the President's
escape from death. At both places.the. ceremo-
nies,were well. attended, and the easily influenced.
Haytiens wept at the sad fate of Madame Blan-
ford, and shuddered as the priests .described the
atrocities that' would .have attended a successful
revolution. Thesame crowd would'have shouted
vivaslo a victorious Proithete, especially at the
Cape, for the general was the darling of the north,
and there he looked.fof his 'strongest si4pport in,
men and 'sympathy. •

1111(ii7ET'ARY

AND COMMEltelAri."'
'NEW YORK, Dec. 7.
`There has been 'rather more dethand for Money
within the last week in consequence or the approach of
the holidays.' Very, little paper 'is, now done:below el,
though very choice short acceptances are stilliegoiafe
at 6:' The rate for 4 to" 6 'mouths. paper, strictly first
class, is 7 per cent.; anything Mit first clask goes at a
to 10, and sepia', class paper at '12.t0 I?,:accoiding to
qualitY. 'On call money varies from' to' 6';`:Some
brokers, however' have been borroivirigit 7 per cent„
'and some of thebinking houses' ednt;inue to lend on
State ECcurities at 41 to 6. It seems ,haidly reasonable
that there'should be any stringency the market at
this season ; after the holida7s An 'events, we ni#
look for an easy market. '7l bur ' 1-
ASHES.—The gales were liniffekit'sl-e. to 51c. for
both potS and pearls.
BREATisil'UFFS.—FlouThe market was less buoyant
and active, and common grades of State and Westein
werTeisier; with Sales of about 12,00
NTOifuthe range ortlii'folleting quotations '

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SoSaid Stiperfiiii 'SOO n n fir I," r'' -510 to 5 20 '
Mxtra 5tate,..:.4:'„.0.0..:;.t..1W:f17' • ' ~, 1 55 30 ... 535
~, Superfine Westem.A4:., - ',1•.....!-- 520 520
corumon•to choice Western extra
... 5 80
111,rartaghl3i'soetrsaseigl'it Southern! 5 50 ... 7 00
'5 65 '... 5 80
good extra ditto • - - 585 ... 7 25,
Cb.oice extra, failvi.
RTe floUr. .... -•: 'NI ,an d baJceKsipm.nds., 7 SO.-. 835
Corntheal . ;.i11.:.'-! .*: . ;'ll'7" ^' - 360 ''' 440
0 40c. to W 350. ' Souotioe'+,Wibitiothoiai
Canadian flour -..wiiirii-a:a .. .... '-_
' '
unchanged,
invia.,:dw.ren_
steady r:
moderate
tBbaai inte
bur theat
'
while- theSarss were 2,
above iagge of
.prices. Rye flo;u:,
-figures, with sales- of ' 300 to 400'bble. meal was up
changed, and►, salt embraced .about
range of the above ,prices. Wheat—Small 'sales ".',
$1 50c. for white- Michigan and =4l 45e.' for
m-th.
9.5;
Southern. Corn7-Sales bushels, at
for new and old yellow' and OliitO,Joiiiey and Se
Rye—Small sales at 88c: to 000; 'Airley--Se' les B,egi
bushels, Canada West on 'J. t., and some inff ;rim. State
at:6BC.. Oats were inactive. _

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a limi-
CoPFEE.—The. market was quiet and fhe sale
Od,lyrithOnt change in prices. Messrs. 'Scott and. Son
give thefolhiwink stateifieht of stock 17
i their circular
to-days stock of Rio and Santo',
, On the 29th of
Isioyember,"'lBs9, 26,363 bag's; say' ,s for consumption
estimated‘at"s,6l9 i stock Of'Rid !4' id Santos on the 6th

000 b