Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02 00:00:00

AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

11e Royal Mail steam-ship Canada arrived here
—.Morning at an early hour, bringing advices from
sto
° nto the 20th ult., and Halifax to the 21st. She
rings 87 passengers, but no specie.
On the voyage home the Canada, on the 21st, at
1.3° twenty miles west of Seal Island, passed
the Royal Mail steamer Arabia, bound west ; on
Mae 24th
o ult., lat. 44.17 N., lon. 48.45 W.,
sa4- „Q'3° P.m., passed the barque Thames, from
1 "fax bound for Liverpool; on the 25th ult.,
tat' 45.20, long. 42.57, at 3.30 p.m., passed
41iP Delhi, of St. John's, N. 8., bound west; 27th
iltilt,erilat. 48.50, long. 30.23, at 5 p.m., passed
pliedcall ship Minesota, bound west ; 30th April,
61.15, long. 12.12, at 7.20 a.m., spoke and sup-
'. led with provisions the barque Marys, of Liver-
1, from -• Ist °nil Mauritius, bound for Cork, out 125 days ;
May, 10 miles west of Minehead, passed the
S. Persia, bound west; at 1.30 p.m., 22 miles
fo-i• tl, 4of Tuskar, passed a large ship, supposed
1,1,e the Champion of the Seas, bound in.
trial'e news is of an interesting character.
toh— °f Sickles, for the murder of Key, at Washing-
e had not terminated, nor was it expected to
°ileklud_e before the end of another week.
se" Cass-Yrissari Treaty, as amended by the
prn'tite of Nicaragua, has not yet received the ap-
p of the President. Secretary Cass has ex-
t:ssed to the Nicaraguan Minister his willingness
to the
eePta naeuiesce in the modifications, but referred him
President, in whom was vested the power of
Caret , ce or rejection. Mr. Buchanan, after a
etiltri-n:111 examination of what is known as the " ad-
of -fi"1„114,1" article, which relates to the suppression
apio;4,nustering expeditions, declined giving it his
th6".°uation, preferring to suspend judgment until
ill of Minister Lamar.
7th hei have details of news from Vera Cruz to the
by tZt• The recognition of the Suarez government
/Ce American minister, took place on the 6th.
ar„, esolutions, intended to be embodied in an Ad-
eft;sB,to the Queen, have been introduced into the
ClC:'jah Parliament, asking such a change in the
9111 s Regulations as will permit the entry into
nglish
Attie,. Ports of colonial produce, shipped from an
direst'an port, on the same terms as if shipped
from a colonial port.
Our 1 COTTON.
arrived last circular was dated 13th April. The Europa
of cotes.," °llly yesterday with dates to 2nd April. The sales
bale -""n for the week in Liverpool amounted to 63,000
11% 3,,,at Prices showing a partial advance of 1-16 d to idper
Tiote'itiddling New Orleans, Mobiles, and Uplands were
tact 47, respectively 7,1 d, 70 per lb. From the mann-
0w,,,41g ttistricts the accounts were in all respects the same.
Question the defeat of Ministers in England on the Reform
at the , the Liverpool market was somewhat less buoyant
accountsclose, and was not influenced, as was expected, by the
, hence per the Bremen, of 19th March.
liiniteEpe cotton during the past week the business has been
and prices somewhat easier. Holders do not press,
obtPara.e '"ere sales are made the full rates of last week are not
We do not alter our quotations, as the few
goLlerts,sold ought not to be taken as a criterion of the,
att,i)34( market. The dullness and inactivity must be
40,4. ;ted to the non-arrival of the Europa, and perhaps
in
port: negree to sympathy with the markets of the Atlantic
owe
rand interior towns, which are also dull and somewhat
, The sales for the week have amounted to 5,000
ti4;sietkiefly for export to Liverpool, France, and the Con-
-44 domestic spinners are not doing much at the
Tao, ur.
the tit, having a fair supply on hand. The clearances for
(g 3 week have been —to Liverpool, 2,941 ; Guttenberg.
th:Antwerp, 228; Hamburgh, 136. Total, 3,388 bales..
°rToN IN TRANISTU has been also less active, owing to
i,.re delay in the arrival of the Europa. Prices are slightly
froeiNar and sales have been made at a trifling reduction
ketntlast'Week. Holders refrain from offering, and the mar-
ea the s been characterised by an indisposition to operateb
set do_Part of buyer and seller. The quotations
. may e
basis owril,,as follows :---New Orleans and Mobiles, on the.
Ming, 12406(1 freight, strict middling, 12-I,c ; average mid-
good orcvte barley middling, 12c ; low middling, ;
• oullimarY,llic ; ordinary 10Ic to 11*.
fore been Ellll4llicrrs: In the Atlantic States a slight decline
suomitted to, owing to an absence of demand for
accolL,aceannt and the cessation of buying on American
.
the ee,,,_ movement of the stock from the interior to
teieg: r ard causes cotton to be more freely offered.. By
find
Mobile and New Orleans up to 16th inst.,
Lavatice.l 'Caat prices were maintained in the. former and
123 • In the latter the quotations for middling being
frleYMolyi
•n, e, and 12 in I\Tew Orleans, with pretty larp
iiceaitihttltilje"ueed no doubt, to some extent, by a decline in
the low rate of id per lb. It is understood here
o;rie are now only four- ships detained by the bar in
Xtvf 4eans.
16'700 °l'LLtxs, April 16th.---Receipts for the week,
kthe w bales net; same week last year, 32,000. Sales for
, 67,000 bales. Market firm at 12. ac per lb. for
bales; n° Exports for the week---to Great Britain, 27,000
which
,liavre, 3,000. Stock on hand, 322,000 bales, of
ear lh. 4Y 75,000 are unsold. Freight to Liverpool, id.
M.---Sales to-day, 4,000 bales ; prices firm.
IN
qtro;Va'B
new
to-clav 4,000 bales. Prices stiffer under the
e 3/4; April 16th.---Receipts for the week, 8,000 bales ;
I:,,les.ltellek last year, 9,00). Sales for the week, 12,000
l,"eek iddlin' 122 to 124 c per lb. Export for the
-41e1 t° %.eat IVitac7 400 bales. Stock on band, D 4,000
t`t,tl:y, r.eight to Liverpool, 1 per lb. P. M. Sales,
1:'°00 bales, Middling, 12-ic per lb.
TsetS tOk:fi''l4.ll, April 18th : There is an improved demand ;
ga -tteee;:y 1,000 bales.
w-rs, for the week 50 000 bales, against 66,000 bales
CI, last year. Totat excess as compared with last
0 ger re, 'teed, and now stands at 783,000.. Next week a
(41etion will be shown, as the falling off at New
‘``▪ 1141r2,1' reported by telegraph, is considerable, and a gra-
17.1erRylleti°u of receipts at this point is now looked for as
•,:enks "fli.e:ertain. The process of depleting the interior
1-
'lle7-"nes ; hence the larger receipts, comparatively,
txpanr-eston ▪ t and Savannah.
". !or-011;r: for the week, 104,000 bales, of which 99,000
ports Britain, 2,000 for France, and 3,000 for other
Greatw l'orts. Next k the promise to be more moderate,
i learn by telegraph that 27,000 bales were shipped for
k°bile "4.ta10 from New Orleans, and 7,400 bales from
rket.:B
thTililere is more buying for France in the southern
Ttinelit
ofn for some time past, and the business for the
tor, he fouJuro.pe continues.
I) Pln ng
is the statement of the movement in cot-
- r-Y'onseefo,"lge Ist September last as compared with the
r Years :---

-‘•X•tc,i)t3 pr, 1859. 1858. 1857. 1856. 1855.
j",ritav'itw .3,370,000 2,534,000 2,707,000 3,007,000 2,145000
tip ether Fra,'"•ce • 1,373,000 1,183,000 1,109,000 1,348,000 1,048,000
t°4c4l ntlp' 34134,000000 29375'000000 E 2.5,200 387,000/37 Nng
0rk,..-4114 .2,159,000 1,715,000 1,766,000 2,122,000 1,520,000
11,e471114 •• 707,000 690,000 441,000 587,000 359,000
tk, ti:ec4gl4ring past the week, included in the above :
~ 13-"tf?rts ... 50,000 66,000 29,000 69,000 64,000
„„ _ 99,000 96,000 46,000 69,000 29,000
ot4Chlber 'gee 2,000 19,000 2,000 12,000 14,000
st 4,11)4 P. 3,000 11,000 14,000 10,000 6,000
P34kijr • • 101,000 126,000 62,000 91,000 49,000
44 Ps) bilie* Receipts Increase at the ports comared with 1856,
tti ,t 0001::, Exports : Increase to Great Britain compared with
54000.'tes• decrease to France 39,000, increase to other foreign
Total increase in exports 37,000.
WILLIAM P. WRIGHT & CO.

irlkilEl7.ll4tltS per R. M. S. Canada, from Boston and
E. and Mrs. C. C. Little, Mr. R. D. Woods,
'• Schaeffer, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Mr. and
Go
1,„41(1, It • Cunningham, Mr. Chadbourne, Mr. Warren
tinker, ij,j• J. B. and Mrs. Stratton, Mr. and Mrs. L.
kr:Q. and Mrs. J. H. Ranson, Mr. R. H. King,
k""eotliblames Young, Mr. Richard Hobson, Mr. C. W.
1)' •Seligman, Mr. C. L. Hill, Captain C. Hale,
L'thlare°roas Elder, Mr. J. C. Humphreys, Mr. C. H.
iC4'll)ric(' Mr. T- A. Henderson, Mrs. Colonel
ocke, Mr. Edward Wman, Mr. S. L.
Pit',.;),111., Mr. W. Ropes, Mr. J. C. Ropes,
kr icuam, Mr. Bradley, r. H. W. Dommett,
kE, • Tucker, Miss Lizzie Maynard, Mr. and Mrs. R.
kr' 4, Li' five children, and three servants, Mr. James,
s. 0. Hall, Mr. T. B. Meninger, Rev Baron Stowe,
/ r 8 Co k'errY, Mr• J. Bullard, Mr. W. Smally, Mr. and
114:401,1011,,,d infant., Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Jenkin, Mr. S
; Zill--a„,'dward Horn, Mr. A. Staack, Mr. John Berr,
Actru-,' rerim:' Clarke, Mr. T. T. Froom. From Halifax :
t..4C4Phr ~'n;, five children and servant, Dr. and Mrs.
401 411de'l Infant, and servant, Miss Cokeley, three child-
ktsesrvant, Mr. Wright, Mr. Babington, Dr. Bell and
Ilarris, Mr, H. Brown.

th,- veala,„
for the week
-Litif. ..,,,1, ROTAL INFIRMARY,—Return
33 ; out
PeW4.4-pril 30th, 1859. Admitted : in-patients,
cured,
17 • :504 ; surgical casualties, 17. Discharged:-
1 '
regular'begeved and at own request, 12 ; made 166 !
iliclC4 Gibbon ;
For
eusni' 1 ; dead, 1; remain in the hous,
Itlld 1,8 ng week. Visit • Messrs. C. B. Robinson' _ _
out patients
110 ersteth •Physician, Visitors
Turnbull ;
A Ukie irn ' home surgeon, Mr. T. S. Walker; .
ditl. -mrgeo
Garrod,
Abe nMr. J. Allen ; chaplain, Rev. H. J.
surgeoniunNiorr.
t liatehison, treasurer.