Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-12 00:00:00

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

A:NIETUCAN AND CANADIAN MAlLs.—The British and
Worth American -Royal Mail steamer Arabia sailed for
Boston.rid Halifax, on Saturday, carrying out 151 pas-
4eugelt and the weekly mails. She will be followed by
the-. City of Baltimore, which: sails for New York. via
Queenstown- on Wednesday. The screw-steamer North
Briton sails for Quebec and Montreal also on• Wedne-
sday. The Asia arrived here yesterday, from New: York,
which port she left on the 31st ult., and brings $102,450

in specie., • .
FOtND DROWNED.—The bodvef a man of respect
able appearance, was found in the Trafalgar Dock and
taken to the dead-house yesterday. It is supposed•that
he fell into the water,from the steamer Genova and was
drowned. An inquest will be held on the body to-day;
LORD STANLEY; ALP., AND. HIS CONSTITUENTS,—
Lord Stanley, M.P., who recently presented -.L500 to
the library named after him at King's Lynn, -and libe-
rally endowed by him in 1853, has just forwarded about

fifty interesting volumes to the institution. The noble
lord has not acted as people• generally do in regard to
free public libraries—by prey rating odd roltmes which
he has never cared to red himself, but his donation
comprises standard and really valuable works.
FIRM—At -about halfpast three o'clock on Satur.
day morning, a fire lbroke out in the extensive
mustard, starch, and blue works of •?ohn Headley and
Co., Feather-ttreet. The alarm hawing been given,

spot, Superintender.t Hymes anal the men under try
commana Aid good tervice, as, in bout twenty minutes,
the fires e%tingttished. The timely precaution *Us
ttken had the desired effect, in.Fsinucli, as not only the

premises, but thoSe adjoining
W n would hateteen
soon names. _ The or *in the fire is not kho.
tFDDEN lltarni LAST NtGittrt ,Ili ST.
CittnellyAnD.—Yesterday St. John's iohurch
was.te-openeil for divine service; after ba•vitrg been
tlosed for renovation duritg a -period of seteril. weeks.
The Rev. Er. Taylor, Thu incumbent, pretithed both
:morning arru evening. At the evening .eivViae a scrip-
" Ore reader, in connexitn with the ehurch,'lresiding in
Everton (but whose name we could not
'earn), Iraq just entered the chureh in 'company with
nis wifeand mother, when he suddenly -altercd and
fell. He was immediately removed, nnid- placed in
cab,- but died almost 3innnediately. 17r. :itlarshall, who
happened to be in tip neighbourhood,Avns immediately
calledin, but death 'having taken phice,. he was unable
to render any assistance.

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Lrreitr.ooi, ROYAL INFIRMARY : ftetnni for week
ending Sept. 10,- 1859 :—Admitted: —Admitted: ist-patients, 30 ;
out-patients, 39; surgical casualties, SI Discharged:
Cured, 11; rslicwed, and at own request, 15 ; made i
out-patients, 6 ; rregular, 2 ; dead, 4 ; remaining in
the house, 176.
COUNTY MAGISTRATES COURT, SATußrwr..-13efore
Messre. P. TREAKESTONE and SANDBACII,—NIGHT
POACHING.—Two men, named Thomas Booth and
Thomas Croft, were each sentenced to six weeks im-
prisonment for night poaching, on the manor of Major
Blundell, of Crosby. The men were severely cut and
beaten by the men who caught them in the act.
AUSTRALIA.—.ARRIVAL OF THE EAGLE.—TiIe clip-
per ship Eagle, Captain Murphy, arrived here on Satur-
day afternoon from Melbourne. She left Melbourne on
the 9th of June, and brings 31,003 ounces of gold,
valued at £1.24.020 ; also the following. cabin passengers :
Mr. It. T. Smith, M 7. Dundass, Mrs. M
Murphy and infant,
Miss Munn, Miss Addis. Miss Hatton, Mrs. Lloyd, and
Dr. Smith, The Eagle also brings 24 bales of wool.

EXPORTATION OP ENGLISH PRIZE BULLS TO
.Arldsay,
AUSTRALIA.—Viscount Hill's bull "-Druid," which took
the prize on Thursday, at the Liverpool and Manchester
AF,Ticultural Exhibition, had been purchased by Mr.
of Sydney, for Mr. Lester, squatter, of More-
!.?!), Day, (winch has just been made the new colony of

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LATEST FROM AMERICA.

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Tejada to.the- 'United S
the -purpose ertising $3,090,000, and with this amount
he believed to'be able to raise 40,000 Mexicans, by whose
ht to lay the capital at the feet of Juarez by
That the Liberal GoVernment had
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON

Nnv YORK, Aug. 31.—The transactions in Foreign
Exchange were larger to-day than for some weeks past,
with-a declining tendency. For bankers' bills on Lon-
don '6O days, 110 was the outside price. There were
cent

rable sales at 1091. On Paris there were trans-
actions at 5.171, which is lower than for some weeks.
The statement of the exports, exclusive of •Specie,
from New York to foreign ports for the week and since
January 1 :

1859.
$17,938 $1,248,531
231,639 41,634,575

Total for the week... $1,149,011 $1,2,
Previously reported 44,082,692 40

Total since Jan. 1... V 5,231,703 $41,429,577 $42,883,106
It is now near the close of the crop year with Cotton,
mid that article is Iniet 111 c for Middling Up-
lands. With more liberal receipts of Breadstuffs, and
prices considerably above export orders from Europe,
there wits a small and general decline'in prices. Pork
:was in more active. demand, and a shade firmer—

other Provisions quiet. Spirits' of Turpentine and
Tar are active at improving prices. Common Rosin and
'Crude Turpentine are dull. Hides are dull and drooping.
Metals are much the same. Groceries are inactive but

firm. A large business has been done in Crude, White,
and Sperm Oil in the past week, at rather lower prices.
In Freights and. Shipping there is little o.oing. The
trade sale of Tobacco opened to-day, and the catalogue
about half gone through with, with a very. satisfactory
result. There have cleared for Europe in the week
ending this morning, 1,432 hhds, 3,459 boxes of Sugar;
4,048 bags of Coffee ; 2,710 bags Pimento ; 800 bags
Pepper, and 118 hhds. Molasses, of a total value of
$250,000. There is little doubt that the export of fo-
reign goods this month will be fully four times as large
as usual.

(From the Circular of Messrs. W. P. Wright 4- Co.)
NEW YORK, ' Aug. 31.—Our market has been very
dull during the past week, and prices have faVoured
buyers, though 'lotto any quotable extent. Some con-
siderable shipments have been made from first hands.
The few buyers at present in the city are not disposed to
increase theitinterest, with the promising accounts of the
crop, and the depressed tone of the European markets. In
the South the markets are all very dull, with the exception
of New Orleans, where the French demand has been
sufficient to take the new cotton as it arrived, at 12c. to
121 c. for middling. The total receipt there of new, up
to Saturday, 27th inst., was 5,800 bales, against 3,000
last year. We have not heard of a single case of yellow
fever this summ- tisfactory

her, ,s absence, 'lnc, le sax- ac,
prices current in the South, will doubtlessly aid to bring
in the new cotton more rapidly than usual.
The sales from 22nd instant to last evening, are esti-
mated at 5,000 bales. The clearances during same time
have been—to Liverpool, 3,382 bales ; Havre, 1,972 ;
Antwerp, 425. Total, 5,779 bales.
By telegraph the following has been received :

i 01 s si,
ilaOlygooea, nogooa g forcedeodf engaged.'
pared.with 1856, 218,000
Great Britain, compared Wbalesith
Exports t
crease to France, 38,000 , increase to' other foreign
1856,'
69 00' Increaseo
bales; to
de-
loan
ioilili...No-.roGinfeinnseg3raoa,lpiColeool,r‘o,ooonona,e,
.wanh,dititisshd•eaeteirsespierweasieottifibtosbis.
paper -money,. is to be revoked.' It created-the greatest ports, 23,000., Total- incr • in - ease .exports, 54,000. ,
dissatisfaction amongall classes Gen. Marquez has issued 1
....'REIGHTS. F•and i irin - room scarce ,for cotton -inr
a proclamation disapproving entirely of the message of Liverpool, at -d. per lb.; to Havre, ic.
Miramon, and expressing altogether 'ultra •reactienary - .
xc..itA_
principles. The decree of Juarez,. confiscating the church Paris, 5 liors.—On London, , 110 per . eents,, and oat
.15 to 5 161
property, has been published in all the newspapers, and ~ .r,
-ORE, Tu s: 4.
read attentively by all the people, and, it is betieved,
WesterknDs Fr--All the regular brands of State and.
that Lthe Liberal goveranient is fast gaining ground g
and shippingMarylad Flour, as well as those of -Virginia
the capital: Qeien Sabe ? Fiom Orizaba it is reported ,
though dull, our, are in but moderates upply and
that' the notorious robber chief Cobos 'has' returnedto .
..laeretepdretty well sustained in price. and
are much neglected
that place and published a proclamation, in which he.
of the irregulcar by the trade, who avail themselves
declares that he' wants more money and men for his
brands, Which are now offered
Tennessee, and. Missouri
intended expedition against Oajaca.. The people did.
somewhat upon the moffekred pretty freely and'crowded
not like the idea "of transferring the money from their.
than the regular ar
-et, at relatively lower prices
own pockets into that of Cobos; therefore, they remora- brands, and showing a decline of 10c
to 15c., and in some cases 25c. per hrl. Af • business•
strafed ; but he issued immediate 'orders a arrestsair
was done in Ohio, mostly. at $5 to -
for numerous persons, and at present one-half ..
State at $4 75e. Prime new super
of the population, so to' speak, are in prison. State - brought s4'
SO from Eastern buyers. -Wheat was
also dull and
Guadalajara, .which is occupied by. 2,000 men under - -c* - f
Southern,
,Marquez, is besieged by the heavy, although the sales o
Corn
ouas
le. lower, and fairly ern, in a small way,
the command of Gen.
were at full prices. 7
Liberal forces under the command of the Generals Rocha,
Otgazan, and Puelylita. A battle-was fought a few days active.
since between the -troops of Generals .Alatriste and ' NAVAL STOUES.—Spirits of Turpentine. continues to
Oronoz, near Jacallan. The result was the defeat of meet with a fair inquiry, and prices show a decided ad-
Oronoz, and the occupation by .the Liberal forces under vance to-day, closing _with an upward tendency. The
"Alatriste of jacatlan, in the department of Pluehla. In transactions comprise 930 bras. here and to arrive, at 44c.
the'State of Zacatecas the Liberal forces have also been for rejections, and 441 c. to 45c. for straight and ship-
: victorious under the command of Ramon Corona, ping parcels, and there is none now ,to be had under
who defeated the troops ' under Col. Rivas, near the 451 e. shipping order. The.-stock on hand is still
frontier of Topic. From Tampico comes the news of light, and does not exceed 2,000 barrels. -crude_
the complete :defeat of Gen.. Woll in Penjano. He had is without movement of importance, and prices.
left Guanajuato in order to attack Gen.. Hinojosa, but are nominal ; holders are asking $3 50c. per 280
was bedte, lost all his artillery while his infan.try deserted,. lbs. Comnion Rosin continues extremely dull, there
he enemy. He himself escaped with a portion being no demand for export, and the market is
of his :cavalry. Official reports had reached Tampico nominal at $1 50c. per 310 lbs. delivered. There is a
fromihe Governor of Zacatecas, in which he states that, moderate enquiry for the mediiim grades, but other
on atcount of the disgraceful proceedings of the Bishop qualitiei are dill and neglected. The sales include 450
Pedro, Espinosa, of Guadalajara, a number of priests had barrels No. 1 at $2 75c., and 300 barrels ditto at
abandoned that State. his stated, also, that the Bishop $2 75c. to $3 per 280 lbs.
hailthreatened that, if those remaining should follow the Oins.—Linseed Oil is quiet at 574 e. to 58c. for Eng-
example of their comprades, he would at once send corn- lish in round lots, and 58c. to 60e. for American, in lots
niisSioners to the tnited States to engage priests who from crusher's hands. In Crude Whale -we hear of a
would do their duty, and not make themselves ridiculous, sale of 600 barrels on private terms, _and some inferior
by interfering 'in the political affairs of the country. lots have been taken at 45e., making the total sales for
The Liberals have grown very sanguine of success the week about 2,500 barrels at 44ic-. to, 48c..; the
since General Degoliado was in Vera Cruz. A council- lower price for cash at auction. There have been,
of war was lieldthere,. at which he (Degollado) expreised further sales of 500 barrels Bleached 'Winter Whale at
him Self decidedly against the plan of Calling in 4,000 or. the East for this market, on private terms. Olive Oil
5,000 American•volunteers. He proposed. on the con- •
trary, to -send -Lerdo de ' ' -tes for

s dull at $1 to $1 sc. per gallon
FREIGHTS.—To Liverpool, E
brls. Rosin, Is. 9d.; Cotton, 7-3-

-0 tons Ore
Id. to td.:,

p.t. ; 500
Sjnrits Tur-

pentine were taken yesterday at 4s. per brl. To London,
a small lot of Mahogany at 405., measurement; 20,000
lbs. Whalebone were shipped yesterday at 3-16 d. To
Bremen, 100 bales Cotton, and 50 tons weight and

measurement, private terms. To Glasgow,
Tobacco, 2s. To Melbourne, 60 boxes Tobacco, zr„
ner foot. A brig. with Coal. to St. Thomas, at 3 dollars

50i—boxes
77,4 e.

per ton, and with

atanzas to Bremen, at

A barque of 330 tons, to Lisbon, with
staves, or private terms. A vessel from St. John's
River to Philadelphia, with lumber, at 8 dollars per M.
A schooner, from Jacksonville to New York, with re-
sawed lumber, at 8 dollars per M.

£3 per ton

(sporting

Holbeck
Doncaster
West Harptree
Dover
Tenby
Bridgewater and West
Somerset
Chesterfield
Pain's Lane

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