Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02 00:00:00

morrow

At Vienna on Monday a rise of 1 per cent. took
place in Austrian stock.
The steamer Edward Hawkins arrived from St.
Petersburg yesterday, with abobt £89,000 in gold,
nearly the whole of which is expected to be taken
to the Bank. The steamer Tamar, from Brazil for
Southampton, has reached Lisbon, with £57,500 in
specie.

Of the 208,0001. in specie, by the steamer Niagara,
about half, consisting

American eaf,rles: wa

Luz- exportation, anti a Maher sum

will be taken.
The Ocean Queen is due now from New York, and
the Persia on Sunday next. These vessels will pro-
bably bring a large amount of gold.
Messrs. Bayley and Ridley sold yesterday, at
Lloyds, the screw steamer Tasmanian, of 2,440 tons
(builders' measurement), originally constructed at a
cost of 120,0001. for the defunct European and Aus-
.uo said, I tralian Mail Steam Packet Company. The biddings
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... minerb drunk and disorderly only. commenced at 50,0001., and terminated at 60,0001.,
)b was then proceeding to address his Worship, and the purchaser being Mr. Lloyd.
-ould pro A-e that the conduct of the policeman was The Emigration Commissioners require a ship to
' `l--t the prisoners were most respectable carry passengers to Port Natal. The Council of
be India will receive tenders on the 7th of June for the
said : conveyance of stores from England to Madras,
Calcutta, and Bombay.
The fresh rise established to-day.in the Funds amounted
_..- do...urtea Mrs. to -- per cent., making 1 per cent. in two days' and a total
,in an improper manner. Both of rebound of nearly 5 per cent. from the lowest point
not very drunk, and were rather
touched during the panic. Most other classes of securities
Mr. Cobb :
participated to-day in the upward movement. Amongst
appeared so. Did you the considerations which assisted the rise to-day was an
near anything about a knife ? No, nothing then. Mr. impression that the Austrians are getting the worst of the
Cobb : Did not the defendants complain loudly of the con- struggle, and that an early and general advance of the allied
duct of the officer towards the lady? They did. Mr. forces is probable. The improvement established in the
Cobb then proceeded with, his address, and said, Mr. Foreign Exchanges, at a moment when gold is flowing in
-s in. business, and was a most respect- so freely fromßussia, Turkey, and the United States,
uo right whatever to drive independently of the remittances again becoming due from
..,appose they were drunk, but Australia, likewise operated on the favourable side. There
..,,J.l respectable witnesses, that they were no bullion operations at the Bank to-day. The gold
.x.ney had been out on business at a building arrivals from St. Petersburgh to-day amounted to £89,000,
_d were just parting, when the officer rushed at nearly the whole of which is expected to be taken to the
Geoglian, and assaulted her most improperly and Bank. The Foreign Exchanges, this afternoon, were
decently. This, of course, excited the men, and, if he more favourable for this country.—Daily Hews City Artie!
proved this case, he would call on his War '
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ansfiek

t the Bridewell-keepe

Called. Bridewel

-keeper Swain was then sworn

At a qaarteryast on

last nicrht Mr. Geoghan was brought
g drunk and disorderly. The two
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a were drunk—but

became very quiet sook..after
)ber ? Well, he

Crowley wa

able man

)liceman had

people out of the street
he would prove by sevc

were not dru

hip to dismisi

by Men addressed the court for The English Funds opened this morning with undimi-
I the conduct of the police as nished firmness, and ultimately experienced another im-
,ardly, and he would prove that provement of I. There was no news to excite attention,
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they had committed perjury, and he would institute a and speculation is dormant. The savings' banks pur-
prosecution against 445 for perjury. Mrs. Geoghan was chases appear to have ceased. Of the £208,000 by the
then called, and proved that, when 445 came out of the Niagara, £140,000 has arrived in London, and been taken
workhouse with two cans in his hand, he rushed at her, and for the Continent • the remainder, being on French account,
assaulted her in a most improper manner with his knoe -,, , ~,,

vundrally

aed on behalf of Mr. Croc

irect from I,iverpool

In the Fore:

his afternoon the rate on Hambnrg was slighiiN

yore that be c

lid not

• higher. During the month just ended, the move most in
dike the officer, but he got very Consols has been entirely upward, and an advance has been
,dicer did to her. Mrs. Lee, who established of 3 and 3-4th per cent, although scarcely a
,t the officer used most improper
She distinctly stated that single fact has transpired to alter political affairs. The
pressure of unemployed money in the market seems to have
been the sole influence in operation.—Times City Artiele,

', Great

Tuesday _Evening.

The Bankcrs'✓agazine, in reference to the prospects of
the money market, says, th 4 expectation seems to be that
the value of accommodation will, for the present, be com-
paratively easy, but that subsequently an increased demand
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wia ;arise, wain may even carry the rate, towards the
close of the year, to above 41 or 5 per cent.
RAILWAY NEWS.—In the market for English Railway
Stocks, there was on Tuesday a further advance of to 1?
The purchases by the public continue, although
on a less extensive scale. The remarkable fall in the shares
of the Ceylon Railway Company continues. Reviewed
doubts are felt as to the possibility of its being constructed
within the limit of the guaranteed capital.

per cent

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LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.--TUNE 1.
SUGAR. —The market continues without change; 215
hhds. Demerara are reported at 34s to 38s for Muscovado,
and 40s to 44s 6d for grainy_ 1 Inn h.gs Benares at 42s

per cwt

- MOLASSES, Rind OR COFFEE
notice.

—ln these there is nothing to