Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18 00:00:00

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.

BEANS.—English and Egyptian quoted nominally as
last Monday. English tick, 365. to 425. ; harrow, 425.
to 465. per qr. Foreign, 403. to 50s. per quarter.
Egyptian, 335. per qr.
PEAS nothing doing at last Monday's rates. English
boilers, 48s. to 50s. ;
.hog and grey, 38s. to 425.; foreign
white, 48s.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—AUGUST 17.
SUGAR.—The market remains quiet, and the public
sales of foreign went off without spirit. Refined con-
tinues dull.

COFFEE.--This article remains very firm, and full
prices have been paid.
TEA remains out of demand.
SALTPETRE.—Refraction 5 sold at 378. 6d., and this
market has a very dull al p)arance.
RICE.—The demand continues limited.
RUM.—Prices arc feebly supported, common Lee-
wards sold at Is. 11d. Demerara 2s. 3d. proof,
Markets generally have a dull appearance.

LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—AuousT 17.
The market is quiet, without any variation of import-
ance in prices, viz.:—Town tallow, 5215. net cash ;
Petersburg Y.C., 655. ; August to September, 555. ;
October to December, Os. 3d. to 555. 6d.; do. separately,
555. 9d.

LONDON MINING MARKET. —AUGUST' 117.
The market retains &was, with numerous taus-
aid-ions, In the Stock Excliongc, East Wheal Irnssell
Mimes are officially marked 9a ; Great South Taxis,
14c;" Great Wheal Vor, Ik-;1 North Frances, 61;;
lirhtg kitty (Lelant), 14, beiirg in demand ; and
Wheat Tidawney,. 26k, being rat: Sortridge Consols,
shares; have' improved to 10s, There has also been
some tuSiness in Stray Park, Wheal Grenville, North
Roskear; and East Grenville. Thc• shares of the North
Rhine Copper' Alining_ Company of*inth Australia have
been deoltrin, at and 1 prem. Worthing are quoted
9ei. 6d. to 110:- nit Philip are inquiaolifor at 9. 6d. to
.10s. 6d.

sALFow CATTLE MARKET,,-Avarwr 17

The sup*" at to-dw's market ccctistbd of 1,299
beasts, 10,475ishcop and lambs, and IV ealires. The
following wero' the prices current :—betti beef, 61d. ;
middling, sd. to)sitl. cows' 4d. to 51d. - lest wodders,
7d. to 74d. ; cwog,sdl to 6cl. ; lambs, 7d. tb'n;, eaves,
sd. to 7d.

do-
. The following- am eared in a part of ouiriirfprenion
of yesterday .

(From We-Vines City Article.)

IrtrESDAY EvENrat4—K; rise per cent. iiriO6nsals
took place to-day ix/ censecruenee of the purchases, o
account of the Savince;Banks ; last autumn mat kvintev
tliese• purchases reak-Ved,ial aggregate of £24OONOtY.
1U revival is in consurmat of the prosperou
tliettountry, and the algauddat harvest.
ncrciemand for disetvatt, haEs been moderate tActitiv.
araßlie• general rate is 21,ivrIcent

Palmerston. In ti few words they Were these--
He heretofore opposed Lord Palmerston' foreign
policy, and lately more than ever. He could not,
therefore, enter into a Ministry whose head held
opinions so diametrically opposed to him, and he
`therefore came to the conclusion that, consistently
with his own conscience, and in allegiance to his
oft-expressed convictions, it was only left for him
to decide one way—that was to refuse to become
a colleague of the nobleman now at the head of
the Government of England—Lord Palmerston..

From the Continent the news continues in-
teresting. The Paris correspondent of the Times
says no progress has been made in the Zurich
Conference since the Bth inst.,when the prolonga-
tion of the armistice was agreed to. Austria,
having given up Lombardy to France, the Austrian
Plenipotentiary declines to discuss the details
with the Plenipotentiary of Sardinia.

The Indepenclence Beige states tha
sitting of the above Conference, 1
Plenipotentiory stated that it was impossible to
assent to the claim in the Villafranca Treaty re-
storing the Grand Dukes. Reference had been
made to Paris and Thriu. Should Victor Emmanuel
be constrained to give• vray, the report is that tLe
ltatazzi Cabinet will ]!esign.

at the second

A despatch from Florence, dated Timsday,
states that on that doh' the National Assembly
had declared by vote tha,t the dynasty of Lorttine
could be neither recalled" nor accepted to reign

in Tinny
The physicians of the
opinion that the attack ma
hiS Majesty may linger on E 6
A?, French agricultural j:burr
toli-ing-Alie• whole country togtther, the harvest
0f1f359.-will be below an orctimyry one, and all
thcsurphis of the two precut:mg; years will not
be tot:Pi-huh to make up the detieisney.
Ttt' Swiss soldiery in Naples- continue in a
state *ifinsUrrection;and orders fatc the disband-
ing ofttit-'Foreign Legions have 'fin; issued.
The Bonthay;raleutta, and Chima,qnails are not
expecterlitb reach London until th.e• litlt inst.
At flys' kssikksi, yesterday, a nztritior. of rape
cases wero'disposed Cresswell„,l4ely, doctor
of the Ifothetropathic Dispensary, ins-this town,
was acquitted.- by; the jury of the char made
against hiAvofranlassault with intent.-
It will b> 'seen the elections in-. thV various
boroughs, At' vhielt writs were =wed, imme-
diately before.' the prorogation, are pioceedling
briskly this wcek• It is. probable that they will
all be finisheiibefOre--ice close, when soma: severe
contests will Nave- hem undergone. Hullis.being
very warmly ettuggledifor by both partiesithongti
with a rather general co..Teetation that the Con-
: aervatives are escure: • Tlie polling takes place on
Saturday. At Devonpert,. Mr. Ferrand laza the
show of hands ;;liat tyesP.rdny the polling; Oho Wed
11,191 votes for-Thiller;-, and. 1,113 for F' nand,
!the former beiA/.:::,•-rettinteck. At BerwieZ:4upon-
!Tweed, the Cone-s.rvatives, have again come out in
stlono.m force, withilvery,higit prospects, welt:oder-
'
Istand , of succem--- Lisk-card, Mr. Bornal
Osborne has, no adubt; walked over the core..l
The Tirakefeld-liipresg.. in; giving an account
9ifthe dastardly attack :upon, Mr. Stuart Wor.tley
-,an that town, st:-.46d the. course of sonloi.re-
)
marks that Mr. Wiiriley was. under the influence
!of. drink. Mr. Irrertier -wrote a letter to:-the-
,editor of the paperrthuro.sult of which is, that a
pubkie apology was•Anad.6.-for this most unfounded;
imputation.
The trial of Dr. Sinethust was continued yes-
'terday. The evict:mine:for- the prosecution has
ioncluded, a ,nd Serjoant Ettrry has entered on. the
liefence. •
Mr. G. .J. Prolv,ths,„ lately proprietor and
'editor of the WethiesliNry Observer, and the
leeretary to a loan society,;, has absconded, leaving
,Ino.try persons pennilcsst.. whose funds he had
feceived for investment.. Previous to his flight,
ho.had writt en lettemainting at self-destructica;
tint it is believed thatr he:. only did this to throw-
;lis, victims o IT the scent; until he could effectl-tis.
escape from. the country.

latic of Prussia are cif

'oss over, and tho
some time longer

says that,