Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-24 00:00:00

SEPTEMBER 24, 185

be most useful, t'

at the quotations at .last night's dose, ..and Tuesday are small, and of .other articles moderate. the crew have•been brought up before the magis- I most becoming, and may ~
°WI
throughout the early part of the day were fairly With a thin attendance of the trade at our marketthischarged with being im li-
supported, but.without any actual advance taking morning, business in any kind of Wheat proceeded very -trates at Weymouth, .
titer,
place, ohiefiy, at is believed, through the limited slowly, and was strictly confined to retail transactions cated therein, and sentenced to -various terms of
-,near the places where, one after an° ,
P erect their monument also at some' P
scoria
investments of •the. Government broker, which did with local Ana neighbouring millers ; and although imprisonment. they fell. While it will testify to the ,
holders iageneral :required the currencies of Tuesday „ it•
not ex.caed,ooo; and which exercised a mini- The Patrie announces that the suppression of
last, sales, particularly ,ef French, were not pectic-our gratitude .in a .most appropriate *Lk,'
derable effect upon the- market. Consols for the fourth battalion the -ofthe
of regaments
able unless :at a reduction of ld. to 2d. per rental. .
money and account stand at 95a l. India-Stock Flour sapporls the recent improvement in value, has been determined on. may also read a lesson to the poor Egiu
ne
aki
has been dealt in at :217 ; ditto Debentures of
but sales. to-day are in limited compass • extra The Austrian
ist.
Gazette publ es a sort of semi- among •
whom it will stand, which they
10'
1859, 945•:-`4.; fade Bonds, 1' dis.; and Exchequer marks, from . rcity, .mther exceed the extreme rates official opinion to the effect that, if England and perchance read to their advantage, u°
Bills; 255. land 235. prem.; large and small. For noted in our last. Beans sell quite in retail, without
Foreign Sanurities the market is extremely change in price. Oats and 'Oatmeal dull, the latter France joini.n. a war against China, England will than to our honour. -.- " for
quiet, but .values generally are firmly supported. • article at ,a decline of is. per load. Indian Corn only be able to take the second part, as in thesettled
Mexican 'Three per Cents. are stronger difficult of sale and the turn of prices in favour of C • The same aper s eaks also -
Crimean war.p p thee thing, we may conclude, is
sateac'
' ; wellat cir 0- ports as on the
having beensaegociated.at 22 and 23.3 i, ; Sardinianbuyers, as w a in,,, spot. ever. Not, perhaps, the solution, to any fit
,•
. ROBERT MAKIN & SONS. inimically of the British fleet attempting to force at leas '
are full 1- par cent. higher ; Original Turkish show tory degree, or for any practical purPese' the
- the entrance to the Peiho.
heaviness, %lit the New Sixes have receded tothat
694; New Russian Scrip is quoted at i clis. ;and It is now stated that the Archduke Maxi- of the Arctic problem; but, certainly;
..nse
New Indian Loan at 100 Z 'I. English Railway milian is to be appointed governor of Venitia, further prosecution of the object, for any Plll.l'
i as
•
Shares axe inactive, but prices have been well . _ i 1;,:; _t; with extraordinary powers. A further statement whatever, has ceased- No
to be desirable. -
„sell
supported. . Brightomand South Coast are 1 per 4 72.
.. cl has it, thata congress, to consider the whole sub- the Times well observes, "England has' •
cent. better, and South Wales have risen 24. per LIVERPOOL,.IT°
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ject of the Italian embroglio, is to be speedily „ not, n'
share. The quotation'for French Rentes,at five.
eFROM Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. now performed her mission. She has a!
minutes past twelve:-was • 69f. 20c., with za firm Ireland e . BIM 130 i.sr assembled under the presidency of the King of offer'
"deed, 'made war for an idea,' but she has
-.. • 129 f
market. Canada& the Belgians. „a 00
otherßri. • "up the noblest sacrifice even she could xi.-
TirE FUNDS.---;CLOSING PRICES.. CoLout of **- W le°'
1 Bank Stock.. ~ Europe... 1 ' the altar of science." Yes,—she must no bee
it ' Three per Cents (shut \ U. States . ,
"/ Europe,&e 7.01 ' as our contemporary truly adds,—" That t
•• ~ Egypt
. .
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
From the 20th to the 22nd Sept., 1859, inclusive.
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INTO ° Pr 0
LIVERPOOL,:
FROM Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Sks Sacks.' Bris.
Ireland DM 130 1850 248 10 ... 122 E 950?
Coastwise
Canada&
otherßri. 37 ... 1076 • 3937
Europe...
..
U. States ... , . . . .
257 4664 ... . . 1233
Europe, &e. 7.01 2310 80.5 50 .30
Egypt
INTO
Total 1777 130 5450 1053 304 4664 1212 2210 5200
EXPORTS TO
For. Parts. 266 ... 100 .. ... 42 ...
Ireland ,50 .. 100 .. 380 260
Coastwise L 0 . 372 70
LIVERPOOL HIDE MARKET.
_ Messrs. Martin & CO., in .their circular, report the
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Consols, Money , •95-14

WE have already briefly remarked upon the
melancholy,
.yet, after all, satisfactory intelli•
gence that has been received respecting the
fate of the noble FRANKLIN and his gallant
comrades, amid the rigours of the Arctic shores.
The further particulars that have come to hand
do not alter the conclusion at which we had,
arrived, that the nation at large will renew its
deep condolences and sympathies under a know-
ledge of the distressing circumstances by which

Aceouitt '95

ExChequer Bills 23,

" are yet powers in nature too strong for 1133°I;
" overcome. The dauntless soul dies out
%,(1
" frost and snow ; the spirit is never eel/coil;
" though the body may perish. But hit %%le
" it all, if the physical obstacles remain the 'ori
" for ever, and leave to us only the barren g tin'
" of always lighting the fire which was ete,t
" guished ? We retire now from the c° 110 c
" with honour, if with grief, and we lec``.i.te...'eit
" name of FRANKLIN engraved on the fu11,61
" pillars which the energy of mankind ilastbe
"to erect as the landmark of its resew' of
of
" dull and lifeless region that guards the °l.'
the world." . fy

RALLAN'A.V SHARES.-CLOSING PRICES

Amb. NOt.,SzE.4: 6 ',.-1, Lancas. & York.. 954 , --S-
Caledonians .. ... 871 ilt L. &N. Western .934 ....4
Dutch Rhenish.. ' 'L. and S. West'n 921 3
Eastern Counties. 55.4 I
6 ' 'Leeds Northern.: 44t- 51
East Lancashire. .Man.Sbeff. & Lin 35 li
Edinburgh &Glada 764 74-1 lffidland Stock . .1041 51,
Great Northern 1001 :11' Verth Britisla .. : 59
A. 841- 4 N. Staffordshire..
614 2,5. E. & Dover .. 75 i
I York, New. & Ber 884 9:1-
Ei I Yoiik &N. Mid ..

LIVERPOOL HIDE
Messrs. Martin & CO., in .the
following sales this•week : •

320 Salted B.A. Ox Hides, average 48 4-5 Ibs, at 82d
per ib, tare 4 lbs ; 2,673 ditto ditto, average 47 2-3 lbs,
at fild per lb, tare 4 lbs ; 59 ditto ditto cow hides,
average 40 2-5 to 462 lbs, at 72d to 8d per lb, tare 4
lbs ; 385 salted R.P. heated ox hides, average 54 4-5 to
634 lbs, at 8d to 8 1-6 d per Ib, tare 5 lbs; 13 ditto
'ditto iron'd, at 7-,ld to 72d per Ib, tare 5 lbs ; 1,430
salted Australian hides—fair Melbourne ox, average 611
lbs, at sid per lb, tare 5 lbs, average 441 lbs at 51d per
lb ; cbws average 48 Ibs, at 52d-, tare 4 lbs (all faults);
Ox and Cow at 4d to 50, tare 4 and 5 lbs; Kips, average
22•' lbs, at nd per lb., tare 2 lbs ; Calf Skins, average
13 lbs, at 42d per lb : 55 Salted W. I. Hides, average
25* lbs, at 62d per lb, tare 2 lbs-: 1,237 E.I. Kips—
Beng,als, d.s. ; fair cure Ist class Dogs, 71 lbs, at 131 d ;
2nds•at lid; 3rds at Bd, average 91 to 92 lbs ; 2nds at
8d per lb : 1,777 Singapore Buffalo Hides—good aver-
age 241• to 311 lbs, at 42d to 40; 2nds at 3id to 4*(l ;
average 111 to 151 lbs, at 4d to 41c1 per lb : 3,600 Tan-
ned Bombay Eips--fair tannage, average 6A lbs, at
102 d ; 2nds at 82d ; 3rds at 52d ; average 41 lbs at Bd,
2nds at 4 d, 3rds at 31d; common tannage, average 6*
Ibs, at 70, 2nds at 6d; average 101 lbs at 6•',-,d, 2nds at
52d, 3rds at 3Fld; average 16 lbs at 6d, 2nds at 5d per
lb : 216 dozen Tanned Bombay Sheep Skins—ordinary
Ist class, average 84 lbs per dozen, at 11s 3d, 2nds at
7s 6d ; average 6* to 7 lbs, at 7s 6d to 8s 3d, 2nds at
4s 6d to 5s 6d per dozen : 150 tons Smyrna Valonea, at
£l4 17s 6d to £l5 lOs per ton : 45 tons Divi
Curacoa, in bags, at £l2, Rio Hache at £9 5s per ton :
800 tons Bone Ash—prices not reported.

an expedition, with so great, yet unpromising an

object, was gradually brought to utter extinction

That catastrophe was not produced in any such
manner as might naturally have been expected,—

it was not by a storm at sea, by the crushing of
icebergs, or by any other accident, common to
navigators and explorers ; but it arose from their
having been left on the inhospitable shores
whither they had resorted in a worn-out
condition, and without the means of resisting
those severities of the clime, and enduring those
privations to which they were exposed. They
had doubtless done all they could in the Arctic
seas, and had landed in the hope of preserving
themselves for future efforts,—more immediately
indeed, it appears,—with the view of reaching the
Great Fish River, still in pursuance of their
enterprise. They there found themselves amid a
world of ice and snow. It was doubtless the
choice of two evils : to encounter such a world
as that, with all its inclemencies, or to remain
amidst the perils of a frozen sea,—its sacrifices
and its sufferings. We are bound to take it for
granted, that the brave FRANKLIN himself con-
ducted his dauntless followers ashore under the

THE assailants of old, or indeed any instituP-I1
have a natural advantage in their pesiti°lolo.
the first place, it is obvious, that there '5 isoei
tem, prompted by whatever impulse, bon'
however judiciously, and impressed

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ever high a sanction and mission, that,
rust of time, does not contract some 0f
its
sightly disfigurements

But the effi•cseY
•-+preti

£41,125,232

conviction that he was doing the best, under the
circumstances, as well for the object he had in
view, as for their common safety. If any doubt had
remained in his mind, as to the propriety of such a
course,—although we ourselves are far from con-
cluding that such was the case,—he would be
impelled to the decision he tookr=he could not
for the sake of others, any less than for his own,
resist it,—by the fact of his own strength having
rapidly given way under the trials of his position,
and the effect of his anxieties : calamities against
which, even his iron frame was unable to hold-

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lout, since mortal nature, under the highest