Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14 00:00:00

SEY STAKES of 15 sovs each, 5 ft., with 50 sovs

colt> Bat 71b, and Bst 41b. The second to

receive 30 sovs out of the stakes. Wiaaers of 109 sovs- clear 315
extra. T.Y.C..-11 suhs.

8 7 Lord Stamford's b f Emi1y........J. Mann 1
8 7 Mr I'. Dawson nas eh a Mantrose..... Aldetofc 2
8 7 Mr J. Clarke's b f Maid of Lyne, by Teddin4on
Maid of 1,) rae..

BETTING : 7 to 4 on Emily, 3 to 1 agst Maid of Lyme, and 5 to 1
agst Montrose. Woa by a head; a length and a half between
secund and third.

Box-rETH HANDICAP, of 5 sovs. each, with 50 sovs added
res. A winner of any h mdica7, after thn publication of
hts, of the value of 100 sovs clear, slbs ; 200 or more, 10Ibs

for all a;

extrt, but not to be accu

The winaer to pay 10 soy

towards expenses. From the Caaal paint in, nearly taree quarters

of a mile. 13 subs

0 Mr. Conn,
11

waite's b f Ktngstm, 3 yrs
x) Mr. T. Dawson b e Daniel, 3 yrs
f Botany, 4 yrs

...Edwards 1
Grimsaaw 2

7 a Mr. Doug

Challon2r 3

-5 b 4 ag,t Bot,any, 6 to 4 agat Daniel, and 5 to 2 agst
. .

L dy K

stun. Won by a

gth.i 11,:tweau second

H.INDICAP of

s each, 3 ft, with 41slys acide

for all a

the weights; 7;b extra. One r

9 4) Mr. Thorpe' bl hJa

Thorpe 1

with the COlonik the

6 7 Mr. retitpeac's b n Blirnev, aged

eritchat d 4

4 to 1 on J

—Won in a canter by three

THURSDAY, JULY 14

,ntin ric

a Tian-

cap •wa;:pitakes of 23 53173. ea2'l, 15 forfeit. Th.: wi.iner of any

Swe,pstakes, Cup, C.tp Stat

5, or Plate, of the clear value of 500

vs. aftvr the

weigh s app3 tr (Ja ie. 7, at II a.m.), 51b.; two ot

Lich races, 101 b. extra

The steamers Edward
arrived from St. Pet

k,cot Stak.

matter, and that they hesitate-wile-mei ‘,. ..
fer the contract to the Committee of the House of
Commons which is about to be anpointed. After the
formal invitation of tenier:Q. this,Feems rather a late
cA,) after the int)lia (lion of I porioi for hesitatiol ; loud complaints of the de-

not to r

lay are lwginning to be heard in circles connected

nore e

as this service

is of a somewhat exlTotional charaCter, a large por-
tion of the subsidy being furnished, by the colonies
themselves.

It is understood that some considerable parcels of
withdrawn from the
the movement.will
being

sovereigns have
hank for harvest purpose,
doubtless co
domestic and not foreign, has little real importance,
as the reflux of the coin at a later period is almost a
mutter of certainty.

Hawk

s ani.RasSinn have

hurt, with aboi

t 172,00D1.

gold. The Adonis, from Oporto, has also broL
14,000/. in specie, and the Sultan, from Lisbon, 6,531
There were no bullion operations of importance at
the hank yesterday. Thepurchises for the Continent
amounted to the large sum of 310,000/., viz.,
132,0001., by the Monica, from Melbourne; 85,0001.
by the Europa, from Boston ; 92,000/. by the
Edword Hawkins, from St. Petersburg; 21,0001. by
the Nimrod, from Melhourne ; and 10.000/. by the
Athenian, from the West Coast of Africa. It is
expected that the residue of the Russian gold will
also be sent away.

It appears from ti
...-
steamers Oaean Qneen anti Kancrarno were about to
leave for Eurone with 310.000/.. in SDC
Saxonia had sailed with 1,-0001.

s that the

Advices from the United States report an active
interchange of communications bet Ween the govern-
ment and Senor Matta, the minister accredited ht'
.the Juarez party in Mexico to Washington. Some
treaty or other arrancrement is said to be in course of
negotiation.. There is however. no question of any ces,
sation of Mexican territory, which- by the-constitution
Jnarez has no power to grant. It is- alleged that
Senor Matta's object is to obtain for the Juarez
government th6-assistance of the United State, with
a view to bringing the present internecine strife to
a termination, and that meanwhile a number of
American officers are about to join the forces of-the
federalists in Mexico. The British squadron is
ordered off Vera Cruz to protect British_ property and
to watch over the fulfilment.of the agreement lately
made for thc benefit of the convention and English
bondholders, by- which the latter aro to receive 33
Per cent: of the customs reYerhies at Veri CiniZ and
Tampico in liquidation- of accruing dividends and
arrears. As regards the 8/0 0001. in-silver Which
has been stopped at Jalapa, there is an impression
that very little belongs to. .British subjects, the
British houseS in the city of Mexico be'
stood to have refused torernit specie by that conducta,
after conferring with Mr. Ot way, the British minister.
The work of laying the new telegraph cable'
between Weybourne, in Norfolk, and .Tonning, in
Denmark, was commenced on Monday by the steamer
William Cory. Up to one o'clock yesterday -100
miles of cable was successfully paid out. It is anti-
cipated that the re..t. making in all 350 miles will he
laid to Heligoland by to-night, and that complete
telegraphic communication with Denmark will be
established by Friday.

1 under-

The Indigo Sales,• the course of which must be a.
mood deal affected by the announcement of peace,
commenced this day. • Messrs. H. W. Dewsbury and
Co.'s report as follows :

" We beg to inrorn,
commenced this day; consisting, of 11,698 chests
5,345 chests of old goods.-bought in at or withdrawn from
former sales. and 959 chests in second hands). . Tll,-
opened steadily at prices averazinz fully May rata
sorts. Importers showed firmness by withdrawi•
parcels, hut -mach supriortwas not required,
and fweign bayers commenced their prieehases at once,_and
the sale ruled steadily througkont

erly sales of indirzo

(incltidinx

both home

fair, both home and foreign. and
larger than was expected

The attendance was
orcl,,rs are evidently

l'he qualifies of
mud fine and three-1

the Tien -ml ar
,nrths middlin

and fine, and
two-thirds middling and ordinary. The
one •finirth
Food and fine, and three4bnrthsniTdd!in..: and ordinary Thr
Bimlapatam, ordinary togoflk The__Salem. mo:tiv
nyry ; and the Onde, ordinary. 1.386 chests
to-d:iy. or which 604 were withdrawn, 135 be"
64'Tgold."

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