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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

Nine till- Two

:onsuliations in Fiench, Spanish, a

ROYAL INSTITUTE of. ANATOMY
3G9, Oxford-street. Principal, Dr. W. B.

Phis splendid inst
and Curosities, an,

1 the Inc

extraordinary Nat

Ls always in ,attendance to give Nisi
ANY SUBJECT, and LECTURES to
following LECTURES by Da.
;ained BY POST, by sendini
ETAny, Royal Institute as
STE VOUS DEBILITY, I

maybe .c
to the Si

Prostration of Phy

MARRIAGE AND REL'IZOI
4tfitp-Its Obliaations and In

to the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

d Faiicy

SHAWLS AND 'MANTLES

Loth. Lust

Great tal

Levoteci to t]

FASHIONS

FRENCH AND BRITISH MUSLINS, BAREGES,
FLOUNCES.

'm profuse varie

colbur Flounced Muslims at as. 70,

JULY FASHIONS

NOLINE, CHIP AND STR

MOM

•om 3s. 41(1. to 11 guinea tl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

pan y to• b

1 capital in attempt

20;000 out of

3 make the e

pay a minimum rent of £14,000 per. annum' -which rent is
to be increased to • £20,000 per annum, as above, as soon'a3
the new cable is brought into successful working order.
V. The existing ,arrangement of the company with the
Government of the United States is not to be inter-
the. Atlantic
of $70,000. per

arrang

Aura for the bush

A the At
rS estnhli,

jeSty's Government that pcirtio-n of their privileges,
under their agreement with the New. York, Newfoundland,
and London Telegraph Company, . whereby they derive ;the
exclusive right of landing on the shores, of Newfoundland
cables intended to connect Europe with that country ; but
the Government will not grant to any other company or
persons any right of landing cables in Newfoundland, so
transferred to them, unless the guarantee and contract
referred to' under Aticles I. and IL shall have proved
efficient in -raising the requisite capital ; nor until, by the

instrumentality o .such capita:
shall have been established

the capita
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

mister not hav'ing been carried out

After some brief rc
)rth, Colonel Dunne,

rks from Mr. S. Herbert, Colonel
r. Ayrton, Sir F. Smith, and Col.

• •
Sykes, chiefly in favour of the bill, and of the maintenance
of a local force, the bill was read a third time, and passed.:
Several other bills wcie advanced a stage.
On the motion of Mr. HopusoN, a commission was agreed
to to inquire into the circumstances of the late Wakefield
election. ,
The House then adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

Pills
stomach, to

COMPLAINTS INCIDENT
In no country in the world are mon
graye than in this. Cough, mea

similar (
follows :
parents were to have recourse to Ho
would be avoided; for the stomach and bowels being
effectually cleansed by this mild aperient, the depra'

tack the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

at he has I

FANCY DRESSES, MOH
PRINTS and STUFFS
MILLINERY and STRAW BONNETS... ...
HATS and STAYS, RIBBONS, PARASOLS, and FLOWI
TRIMMINGS, FRINGES, 8z(
he Carpet. Damask -

IRS, and AIUSLI§S

1, and Bed

extr^,r_ely moderat

abuses t

E W
11A7A

G Tt E

E 0 It G 'E
Four Doors

D It A P

H N

NIAININ(

ND MOST ,91

H E N

R Y

DRAPER, OF SKIPTON,
WHICH IS' THIS DAY

SUMMARY OF STOCK,

FANCY DRESSES AND STUFFS
SILKS AND VELVETS
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, T
SHIRTS AND COLLARS
LINENS, TABLE COVERS, AND BLANKETS
SHAWLS, SCARFS, &c.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES .- -
RIBBONS, LACE, AND FLOWERS ...
STRAW HATS AND BONNETS
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS
DRESS AND MANTLE TRIMMINGS ...

ES, AND SCARFS.

,ent, are

1 6 ,

manufact

5.7 R E E T,

R -Y

ROGER S

X 250
290
230
260
180
220
90

4RGE _DISCOUNT FOR CASH, OF MR. J(

-.sea. tor Cash, from the above Stocks, some
5 to 46 per Cent., all of which are this Season's Goods, and that
Ler :

!, and at Prices

forded for the inspection of these
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

lesOon of the seat?
,(Rear, hear.)
Sir JOLLIFFE said he was mixed up in the d

theie-tirLo:

t Marell, the refer

to arbitrate upon but the

and lir;:ons'botind;to sa

agents appeared to
me under

A the same

p.'unfortunate ntisun'derkanding as to the question of the
;eat. (Hear.)

Mr. bISIIN.ELT thought t

flied member. far POntc

.ere could be no doubt

,xplanation of the ho

mpromise the gm
at the dispute had not b

inite untouched.

zhout declined t

unittee coed no'
posing that 'it sh

He could hardly
happened to know that

It wits to be rezrettc

in private

,o result from it. Th
Dtition of Mr..Childers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

Peremptorily, unless previous
This Day, (Thursday,) the
-Wilson, and Co.'sSale-s
-

o'clock

Cmnird,

g Schooner

The desirab:

, - •
&1.%,, 07 tons register. Length, 57 1,
.d 77 feet 8-leths ; dept, 9 feet 6-10th_
in 1837 and classed Al eig,lit year..
surveys., irt March last, and is now on the red star ; carr
and fine cargoes admirably ; is very strongly built, iron ke,
well found ; shifts without ballast, and is quite ready for e
Lying in Bramlcy-Moore Dock.—Apply to
CUNAItD, WILSON, & CO., Broker

'-10ths; breadth
Built at Milford

Was sr

Unless previously disposed of by Priv4
This Day (Thursday,) the llth instant, at Three c
on, and Co.'s Sale-room, Exchanze.

lock, at Cunard,

kLIBRAN'

101 tons 0.g., 95 to
let:\\ breadth, 15 feet 3-1(

4 feet 1-10th

; depth, 10 ket

10ths. Built 31

Liverni

draft of water ; has a Hat floor, anti. is well ada
Baltic,-or 'Mediterranean trades. Lying in Ku
CUNARD, WILSON

is previously dispi

This Day (Thursday,) thillthinst
7,-..WiLson, Sr Co.'s Sale-rooir

jj,oll t.
,

lcua N ev
1A V 0

builders'

re'4lot:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

DRESSES 3IADZIF

THE SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AND DRESS WAREHOUSE, 14 & 16, BOLD-STREET. t7s

S FURNISHING.

R Q U

11' A

R T

A

MS 0 N

IS, UPHOLSTERE

BEDSTEAD AND BEDD
1-STREET, LIVERP(

MANUFA

URERS

13, AND 15, -BC
d the Public to I

Invite their numerous Fr
FIVE SHOW 'ROOMS, c
WARRANTED CAB IN I

iPECT their ext
by 42 feet wide,

REMISES, comer

URNITURE,UPIIOLgT-ERY, LOO

IRON AND BRASS BEDSTEAI

BEDDING, DAMASKS, &c., &c., nriequ6lled for

THE CABINET FURNITUII

continue

;o be M.
their C

URQUHART

AND

ADAMSON'S

HOUSE FIJI

lING ESTABLISHMENT,
' 13 AN'n Ih_ 11111-,1

AND NO!

NGLAND BEDDING HOUSI

WORKSHOPS, CHURCH.
SELECT the WOOD, and Sitperi]

:-LANE

Where CONNOI

The Trade Supplied. Coun
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

Now Resident Six Yea
Vgt CORNS!

COI,
Instantaneously Removed without Pain, by— S
SIBIAMS, S URGE() N, CHIROPODIST,
36, SLATER-STREET.
Pee a nsual—instead of (i?•, 2s. 6d. each Corn. Hours of
aAttendazice,' front Tan a.m., p./eo

ri 0 It

N.B.—lntending Subscribers will please
early as possible.

THE ORIGINAL ESTABLISHMENT

FOR THE
EXCLUSIVE SALE OF

VULCANIZED INDIA. RUBBER AND GUTTA
PERCIIA
WATERPROOFS, AIRPROOFS, AND ELASTICS,
OF EVERY DESCUIPTIQN.

ELLEWELL'S I
2 AND 3, VULCANISED ISDIA-nonnEn,
53,
QUADRANT, T 'WEAR `CU.SIIIONS. Warm,
Dry, and Resilient, under any eircum- CA 1I
Lia m ,
• AELT. STREI
`stances.
Especially useful for the out-
Side seats of Carriages, Omnibuses, &e.

ILTELLEW.ELL'S. 53, I 'LAIR-PROOF BEDS, PILLOWS, 1I 2 'AND 3,
CASTLE- CUSHIONS, BATHS, LIFE p 5 ESERVP.II.3, QUADRANT,
STREET. invaluable at sea. Railway Travelling LIME-STLEET.
Cushions, ezed &e. 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

LADT

~ ES' BAGS.

ST received a Large Consignment of LADIES

BAGS

In:all the New Shapes

.11y low prices.

ADAMS,

63, CHURCH STREET, OPPOSITE OLD POSTOFFICE-PLACE.

ADAMS'S One Shilling POCKET

BOOK

ALMANACK,

MEMORANDUM BOOK,

Place for Po3tag

eipt Stamps, Pencil, Pc

for Receipt

>, nently inatie ofleatt

', with e

tic band.

ADAMS'S,

63, CHTSROII STREET,, OPPOSITE rOSTOFFICE-PLACY.

and Forma
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

L 0 ,D-STREET

NOTICE
110 TEL-KEEPERS, SEMINARIES,
Supplied with 12

20, and 401 b. I

S 4 lb. C

V E Y

T H E

D• R E S

D E

CRIPPS' SHAWL, MANTLE, SI

MUSLI

GREAT VARIETY OF

3 ALL LARGE CONSUMERS OF TEA,

BROTHERS,
'AMILY TEA ESTABLISHMENT,

,st Term
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

h. for A

A BERGELE.—Wanted, a Plain (
_AL English preferred. Age 23; als
a baby from the month. Apply at 149, Bridge-itreeCi
head.

;o a ood

Boarding School

WANTED, a thoroughly e
young family, where an,
apply whose character and qua
investigation. Address 11.W.E.,

611cient N

o take charge of a
Lis kept. None need

aill the stilet:ell
.__

-VITANTED, PUPILS for
VT Latin, Mu*ie, and S.
Pianist. Terms 10s. 6d. pc]
Derby-road, Bootle. •

n Time

I/ANTED, in a small fiunil
_I'V V between 16 and 18 yea

1—
Italian, Spanish, and
;-ela.ss Linguist and
3 Literce, Post-offide.

her last situatior
lane, Everton.

ry preteiTeu. li
Apply at No. 6,

oh Servant-of-all-Wort

Id-icrrac,

Whiteilehl

must be a gc);
with the famil

WANTED, as NURSE
Person, of unexeer
needlewoman, and will be
Wages no object, if suitable
office, Douglas, Isle of Man.

Genei

Lamar arrived at Panama on the ColuM.-
in. Nicaragua.
bus ;to take passage on the Moses Taylor for New
He was quite disgusted with the state Of
.n Central America. Another widespread
BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.--CLERKSHIPS IN THE TRETt. tranSit imbroglio was looming_ up
treet.
SURER'S OFFICE, CORNWALLIS-STREET.
WANTE.fteerseocencriutyvin £2:ll—President Martinez had proclaimed ;the transit
D, Four CLERKS in the Treasurer's-office, Cornwallis- open .:to , all bidders, and M. ~ Belly soma
to have gone ahead of all competitthri in his bid
plretdotr. 7
trincoantliss,' statingaddressein ' for .the conveyance of passengers and freight fiom
salaries Li 5 per annum.' Each clerk will be
"The Chairman of the RatesPl°l.ollwection Committee, Public Offices, ocean to ocean. ' The gPneraldecree:xilict the deCrOe
2, Cornwallis-street," to be sent in on or before Monday, the 15th
day of Augurt instant —li_y order, of conceggiori to Belly are .pub%hed in the Herald
August; 1859, WM, SITUTTLEWOATII, Town-clerk. , to-day. N. Belly had had a grand canal fete: on

ddress,

by letter, to M.O

affairs
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

EURS ma

übritatiolls.

ILLUSTRATED GUIDE TO PENMAENMAUI
NORTH WALEs'.

Price One Shillin

by

earn arvor

by J. NVoi

.eet, Eiierpool

WALLW OP

R T

work for the complete C
al. Full music size. 5s

nnin

circula

Worcest

9111 E
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

LONDON-BRC
OVAL Tn.

IVORY
DITTO
HASTE
FENDERS

FIRE IRONS

Seta

E KTIVES, b

SET OF SIX OVAL I
TILE PARAFFIN OIL
The Wholesal

TOUN CRIPPS begs to state that I

RICH

CHINE

,he present season, in goo

THE S
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

FORSIITURE of FAMILIES requiri

TH.E

ND VEST, introduced. by B. 11Y

nYmir

ar to those, of last year.
HYAMt 'Country Custon
t to BENJAMIN HYAM

can be supplied with one
id the following mature]

The height of the p
Inel

11ER UNDI

I,UPP TT W 1)

Si design, I

'ect in fit, a-td

SI3IIIVIER TROUSERE
for his VESTS and true-fitting Tac

Summer, will be the leading garments for the present.. o—.._
has been enabled to produce them in greater. variety of maters,

—B.. HYAM has introduced a

Price, .from 21s. to 4

—B. HYAM has intro:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

a some Eng-

at Bo-

28th of June, and at Panama and Aspire-
' 9th instant. The Hon. Mr. Jones,

Mates Minister had arrived
presented his eredent

.als,

as was

Government relative to its non-action QII the Cass

Santander, Nmea-, and oil

T -States of t

account of the elections. Much excitement has been
occasioned at Panama and over the Isthmus by the
accidental opening of some of the Indian graves in

the district of Chiriqui, and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

'e and C

LANGTRYS & CO., 14, Wat,

THROUGH FARES BETWEEN ENNISKILLEN AND

Single. Return-14 days,
Cabin and First-class Rail 20s. Od.
Cabin and Second-class Rail 17s. Gd.

,tes do r

if passengers or luggage
say station at Dundalk.

f trains, see harp

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
DUNDALK, NEWRY, AND. LIVERPOOL,
FOUR TIMES EACH' WEEK-.
The DmidalkSteam-paeket Cor;rany's (Limited)

EARL OF Eiiik--- SoIIN, WILLIAMS,
1 7,1>iv.% ENTERPRISE BER NA RD JoinisroN,
PRIDE OF ERIN . HENRY BYRN E,
r. ,:,,,_,.. INDEPENDENCE
7, ..tiVi\
JOIT N Wir,LT A AS 8,
DESPATCH .....
.. ()RN FAREL
. Are intended to sail'a.s-u ****** ''''' nL'
FROM LIVERPOOL TO DUNDALK.

(Sailing from Colingwocd Doe •
F Saturday kugust 13, at 9:), o'clock Night.
Monday August 15, at J 4 o'clock Night.
"Wednesday August 17, at 1 o'clock, ;Afternoon.
Friday August 19,. at 11 o'clock „ Saturday August 20, at 12 o'clock Night.
(And extra sailings, as may ho required.)
.ving Dundalk every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, & Saturday.)
-- FROM LIVERPOOL TO.NEWRY,
• . (Sarno.* from Collingaroodpeck.)

This Day August 11, at' 9 o'clock. Night.
Monday August 15, at 11 o'clock Night.
Thursday August 18, at 12 o'clock Night.
Monday . , August 22, at 3,1 o'clock Afternoon,
(And extra sidings, as may be required.)
Leaving Newry every Wednesday and Saturday.

,'s Veil, IC

fourteen days, but not tro4l

or damage sustained

by Live Stock. -
Goods and Cattle to be alongside four hours before the time of

t M'Criel:cr

arienpoint ; Wi

packet Qn a

Dundzl

)HN CAHILI

Nate

Liverpool

WATERFORD STEAM-SHIP COMPANY

INCREASED STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN

LIVERPOOL AND WATERFORD,

q

THREE RAILINGS {WEEKLY.
The new pOwerful and, fast-sailing steam-ships
MARS Captain M. J. Buarcs,

VESTA Captain J. COFFEY,
Or other eligible vessel, are intended to sail as under:—
FROM CLAUENCE DOCK. ,

' MARS Friday i2
VISTA Monday. . 15 - fl an.
MARS Wednesday 17
VESTA Friday
MARS Monday 92 . 3 p.m.
VESTA Wednesday 24 • 8 p.m.
MARS Friday
VESTA Monday 29
MARS Wednesday. 31

Leaving Waterford for Liverpool every Monday, Wednesday, and

- FAnns.—To Waterford, Cabin ( including Steward's fee ), 15i. ;
Return ditto, 255. ; Servants and Children, 10s. ; Deck, 7s. Cd. ;
Children, 4s. Females attend the Ladies' Cabin.
Goods received at the Clarence Dock.
Passengers are booked through to Kilkenny. at reduced fares/
For freight or passage . apply, in Waterford, at the Waterford
Steam Ship Company, Mall ; or in Liverpool to
. GEORGE K. -PAYNE, 23, Brunswick-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

THREE MANUFACTURERS'
EELEWIS respectfully announces ti
. very valuable Lots, at a Discount of
THIS DAY, and following days, he will sho
SHAWLS and MANTLES
SILKS

H 0 IN

J

HAS PURCHASED BY T

AT

JESTER, TH

STOC

K 0 F

TENDER

Per
Gallon.

16s. 20s
,16s. 20s
16s. 18s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

.t of it

i•espeetable Ann
and he believed him tc
integrity. (Heal., hca

inting this commit
dent. The only

petitioned a

nspire t

nst obtaining t

Lilted yesterday contained

of the sitting-

noney to withdraw
ather for Pontefract

had d

;horised any petunia.

that such an Offer was nc

G. GREY reminded the Douse t

iht well inquire into. It •
r member proposed to pay t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

Mercuri
Rita (ss

isi,'Olivar

Tub
Duke of I
William Bun

GitisrNocl

nn Cronsi

id John

DEAL, August

Report of the

The Anglo-Sax

Aug. 7, sigr
lat. 56 34 N

the Great B

July 21, Queen, hence

Ruzmiznei
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

for 25 ye

be called up
with Americ

portior

£600,006 ; this guarantee to comp.',
been successfully laid, and to. sub
being worked at the rate of one 1

11. A minimum sum of £20,000
the company for Government bus
new cable is capable of beim!, eft
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

CASTLE-STREET

I)RINTING BY STEAM POWER, by PLATTEN and e°,int
. CYLINDER 111AentsEs.—Every description of Book, Mercantile,
au General PRINTING executed in the first style, and on the, most economical economical terms. The plant and staff in this department are
...

the most e

tuiost despathii g
rs, Catalogues,

ye seal

General, turd Fancy':Printing.a.'

_ .ITIIOGRAPIIIC PRINTING
ship guaranteed in Print
'r6Orrty, Sections, Diagrah

Superior We

?ps, Plans of Rat

.I,ac
0111,»Irrei

TREET,

51) part of their WarehonFe as
FOR A- RETAIL TRADI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

now told them what had passed
and he would ask ao•ain, whether tl
show that their

a satisfactory compensation, to
ed which would 'make the bill
able to get these passed, it
go their wishes in order to

more workabk

was determined to fo:

;mare the interests of tl

what had been said; and he beliCived a great many people
believed that, if it had not been for the interference of Mr.
Gladstone, with reference to these bills, instead of
getting £650,000, they would have gotten two millions.
Hear, hear.), There .was no doubt about it. . He stated
acts, Mr. Gladstone being a member of the committee.
Mr. GLADSTONE rose to a point of order, and said he had

refrained from going into t-ese details

Turner would be allowed to p.:o into then

The MAYOR
Mr. TURNEI

£ allowed to

He was called to order w

on personalities,

TURNEI

But .he did not obey ti

by saying that he would leave it to the council, the, mer-
chants, and the town generally, to say whether he had done
his duty. (Hear, hear.)
Mr. Tontil then rose to speak, when
The Mkyou. said, he must -put it to the council whether
this subject should be allowed to go on any further. Mr.
Thrner's explanation was quite satisfactory to him, and he
hoped it would be to, the town. (Hear, hear.) •
The subject then dropped.

The proaeedings,n resolutions, and reports of the Watch;
Lighting, Fire Police, Fire Prevention, Gas Supply, and
Hackney Carriage and Licensing Committees, comprising
"Recommendation that two new bridewells be erected
on
suitable sites to be obtained for the purpose," • were read.
Mr. ilurenmsoN said, in the absence of the chairman of
the committee, he wished •to move the confirmation of the
proceedings' which were of a routine character, except the
question of bridewells.. It was not a new ouestioo_

ever, as it had been under
three or four years. He then

notice of the council Jo:
de reference to the report

1 tern
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

The undenueiitioned or othc

town, Ireland, about n
to take on board Cabin Passenzers an

Calling at Q

delay wi

:e only about one
' WASHINGTON

CITY 0

KANGAROO
CITY 01
CITY 01

WASHIIi
And ca,

FROM- NEW YORI

Calling at Queenstown to land all

nANGAROO

CITY OF MANCHESTER
CITY OF BALTIMORE...
CITY OF WASHINGTON
And each altbrno

Rates of Passage from Liverpool to New Yorl

Cabin 15 guinc

s, 17 guineas, and 21
L the State Rooms, all ]

ge, 8 guine,
?,d and servei

cc Ph

•-tight compartment

An experienced Surge

Freight £3 p
&c., will be tali

ton, to N

uliject to agi'

d upwari
P.m. of th

New York, to John (

;'aaway ; in Philadelphia, to John (1. Dal
109, Walnut-
ne

-re, to. Davidsor.
in Glasgow, to

in EdinbiirO,

Ilalfast,.to :John 111.!kee,
.103, Victoi

n Queenstown; to C. andV

62, and 63, To'

GREAT BRITAIN
LIGHTNING

ROYAL CHARTER
CHAMPION OF TII
DONALD ''KAY .

AN cmEr. .
rrsii TRIDENI

METEOR
MONTMORENCY

Loading bex

O'N}
P. :Mum

J. GARDY:a
J. KIDDIE.

17561 J. 1,0
812 A. ST

PACKET OF THE FIFTH AUGUST

546 tons

~ELBO

:s -M. OUTIi

Clipper, tteknoNrjeqged to be t:

1)onald and Groat 1
ack Ball" fleet when speciall

of the
visit of insp
to say- she he

sex.,
GIB!
71 if'

d no idea the
vy. The Ladi

:orated, and th,
it feet by ten

d with bead

& CO.,

he " Whit

punctually at noon of t

WHITE ST-AR " LINI
EX-ROYAL AtA

7 BRIT

for GM

Sailing. from

LIVERPOO
- On the 1

Oil the Ist c
aigers forwarded by Steamers

RED JACKET I
PRINCE or TIIE SEAS-ll.k.Brown
BLUEJACKET
....
BEECRWORTII

CYCLONE

ia.: She formed c
.riguiaLe_d.by a re:

BOITRNI

R OF THE FAST

GREYHOUND

The abov
punctually

Clarke STIALiMA
James White Au
Thos. I,rain Su
George lien

And oilier eel(

rid from

K. Gandy

O'llall

7f01..N
brat ed CHM

Capta4
,DaOes

plenthd

il.eg. Bur

To sail

2...4630 Aug. 20

.1 be despatched

,dour, and fu

i by those of any fleet in the kingdom.
All goods by this line will, for the future, be delivered at the

Packet of
FOR ➢i
(Conveying

GRE YHOUND,
J. DAVIES, Commander;

Burthen per register.l,s62 tons. This naag,nificent and well-known
Australian Clipper is one of the fastest ships in the trade, and hag
always landed her .cargoes in the•most perfect condition. liiij
accommodations for all classes of passengers are of the highest
order. Loading in the Queen's Dock.—For terms of freight or
passage apply to -

H. T. WILSON & CHAMBERS, 21, Water-street, Liverpool

All risk of river craft and kyhterage to be borne- by the whil
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

Messrs. J. borringtan,
At a meeting of the Dock Co]

D. Anderson, Jo
ITubback, Mita
T. Littled

lead: J.

nted to the chairman,

WILLIAI

ad ability
ieral count

'this was a plain and unvarnished
facts as they stood ; and, having to

part in this discussion
ported the interests of, the
he did think that he had some reason to complain .ot
the great treachery of the memory both of Mr. Gladstone
and of Mr. Jeffery; because he fearlessly appealed to every
gentleman who knew anything of the 4-
exception of the- two gentle/1W
except in doing his duty, in 4-

corporation throughout,

he did not support the' bill to tt

ransaction, (with the

Apposed toll

He Op-posed th
muster, eivinm

named) .whethc

)ill until t

sufficient, and he almost went beyond I
of the dock estate, b

lid not press to hay

Being advised that it would damage their oppo•
determined not to oppose. He hac

amended
sition in. the Lords, t

se of Lord
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

THE UNITED STATES.

ARRIVAL

OF THE GREAT BRITAIN,

The screw steamer Great. Britain,: Captain Gray,
arrived here last evening, with New York advices to
the 28th ult., 17 saloon, and 30 steerage passengers.
The Jura arrived at ew York on the morning of
the 28th. '

Moses Taylor had arrived at New York, with
ancisco dates to the 6th July.
total shipment of gold at San Francisco of the
istant, amounted to $2,350,560, of which sum
35,354 were brought to Neiv York. Business
nued very dull, nor was a revival expected for
some time. The gubernatoriel contest in California
was becoming quite acrimonious. Already two affairs
of honour had occurred among the politicians, one of
Which had been amicably adjusted, while in the other
Senator • Broderick declined a challenge from his
antagonist. The steadier Washington, which left this
November last, arrived at San Francisco on the
nt, and was immediately libelled by R. J. C.
Kingston, Jamaica, to recover $11,300
Nines furnished the vessel -at Kingston.
From Oregon we learn of the adoptiOn of a state

2nd inst

In British (
med much d

cambia Governor Doug•las had occa-

)silig a new scale

id Other regula-
tions, were dee'med onerous by the shipping
aterest.

of tor
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

At the Town Council meeting yesterday, which we
have reported elsewhere,- the matter in dispute be-
Jeffery and Mr. Charles Turner, was
againbrought forward, and, as before, to the dis-

tweer

comfiture a Mr. Jeffery, notwithstanding thttt he
was now backed up, to some extent, by his compa-
triot Mr. Robertson Gladstone. It was evident that
there was a great deal of party and pemonal ani-
mosity in the imputations which they tried to cast

upon Mr. Charles Turner, whose explanation, how-
ever, was so clear and straightforward as to satisfy
the Council that the part he had acted, on the occa-
sion referred to, did not bear that aspect which his
opponents endeavoured to Five it. The Mayor's ex-
pression of entire satisfaction with that explanation
was responded to by a majority of the Council, in a
manner which showed unmistakeably how cordially
they concurred in the conclusions to which his Wor-
ship had come.

We give an ample report of the meeting at the
Session-house yesterday, in reference to the Atlantic
Telegraph Company, The explanations of the Right
Hon. James Stuart Wortley, the chairman of the
company, were received with marked satisfaction,
and hail an exceedingly favourable effect upon the
influential body of merchants in attendance. -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

GLENVIELD PATENT STARCH, "used in the
Royal Laundry. The ladies are respectfullyinformed that
this Starch is exclusively nsed the Royal Laundry, and lies
Majesty's Laundress says, that although she has tried wheaten,
rica, and other Towder Starches, she his founci_none of them t
to the. Glenfield, which is the finest

the ever used.

that you get it, -as inferior

London

AND EFFECTUAL AID.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

tither I

lemand

Swedislands a dull ma

RPOOL

METAI

MAIL

Tin Pla

Sp—elter more in &Maid-.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET
;ugar.—The demand is s

ry limited

reported at 345. 6d. to 40s
cargo (4,300 bags) Pernams, a

24. per cwt. f. p. a.
;seS, Rum, and Coffee.—NN
.-170 bags St. Lucia I

and 100 bags St. I

ss. per cv

positio:

ome good American orders having come

Rails r

50 keff
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

vould rule in a:-spirit of

vatism, resisting Radicalism On the one

aiding a grad'
nth 6r_ Th n oln

al national improvement on the
ms of the United States Government

Ma cedoniar

relative to the capture of the brig
and the detention of the Franklin were w..,,...,
progress of settlement. A treaty of commerce had
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

1 bound

~ Aug. 6

;ed the Per

Cooke, pit

Tilley, of Shields, frit.=
CAMPERT.TCIWN_

Macnant

Keay, for Portrush, both from' Troo.
Donaghadee for flsl

windl

LETOWN,. Ber
Mormon,

The brig

An, of Belfast, from RiChibueto fc

WATERFORD, A

7.—E.5.1
Erin, DE

song, with
ux, of New

last night : The 131.,_
for Wexford, 32 days,
HAVRE, Aug. 7.—The Seine, Vivien, of this port, from Ca.
for the Channel, which put into Valparaiso, May 2, vp--
been condemned at that port. The Polydore,
arrived at Buenos Ayres, June 22, from Marseilles, v
on the 25th, during a squall, with a Dutch vessel,
damage. 6 : The Numa Vidal, Cas, from Cocanada f
which put into Mauritius, June 23, had experienced •
bad weather, which had caused her to spring a leak
her other serious damage.
CAMARET, Aug. 2.—The Joseph Mariann, from Ho
which put in yesterday, had lost topsails.
REDON, Aug. 3.—The chassemaree Petit I
'salt), has sunk near Cran.

BIRTHS

Point, S)l±,

at St. 3

Parsonage, Darlir

On the 9th June, .
N.S.W., the wife of the Rev. ere,
On the Bth instant, at No. 9, Brougham-telTace, West V'
road, the wife of Frzderiek R. A. Pennell, of a daughter.

Walt& Ric

MARRIAGES

----------
On the 4th inst., at; St. Anne's Church, Dublin, Thomas 3.10°
Hamilton Jones, Esq., of Moneyglass House, county of AuPlc
Sara Ellen, daughter of the late Colonel Edward Day, 11.1.-It*
and widow of the late. Captain. Francis Spring, 24th Reg,imen,,,',.

Lately, at St. Paul's Church, Pimlico, theullon. Gecirge
Mostyn, son and heir of Lord Vaux, to Mary, the second d
of the late Dr. Monk, the Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol.

DEATHS. a 1
On the 29th ultimo, at Grange Mount, Claughten, age, tb
Emma, only daughter of the late Captain William Dod, °'
port.

On the 6th instant,
aged.3l yea

t his residence, Walton-.

HOUSEKEEPERS.—The Coffee sold by Thompson Brot.lierf
5, Elliott-street, at Is. 4d., is better than you pay is. B',l
at any other establishment. • P9l
LEWIS AND COMPANY'S NEW ESTABL/SHME, - ow,
BOY'S CLOTHING.—Number of boys clothed for tbet‘,lo,4
ending Saturday, July 9th, 1,025 ; corresponding ivee'
year, 989.—Increase, 36 boys. tie'r
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS cure headache, bile, loss of aPP-p„oi°6
can be taken without danger from wet or cold, and re' 0
no restraint from business or pleasure. They act mildlithe
the bowels, without pains or griping, strengthel. o'3
stomach, promote a healthy action of the liver, parl th 6
blood, cleanse the skin, brace the nerves, and invigora,cof
whole system. They prove an admirable restorative w(fr
debilitated 'constitution, creating appetite, correcting,"eak
gestion, removing bile, giddiness, and nervous or sick is
aches. It is impossible to speak too highly of these

1(o. 0
Printed for the Proprietor, by WILLIAM GRIFFIN, of rrooo 0
Brownlow-street, in the Parish: of Liverpool, and Z.. 00!)
SUMNER McGum, of No: 10, St: Chrysdstom Street,
in the Parish of West Derby, at 40, Leigh Street, in the
of Liverpool, and Published by them at 13, South Jum „"
the aforesaid Parish of Liverpool.
AUGUST 11, 1869.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

isolated iu I

England,

e states, should have discountenanced the
expedition to Rome, and by declining the Freno alliance
should have shown disapproval of- the coup etat. Tho.
Crimean war, with its premature ending, and the Italian
war, similarly concluded, were but preludes to the Austro-

Ruslso French allian

"The p
holy alliance .betwee4
Aism in Eu

Villafranea is the inauguration of a now
iree powers which now repro:

sent d

The aim of the alliance
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

Atstratiit.

NOTICE.--THE "BLACK BALL" AND "EAGLE" PACKET
SAILING,I)UNCTUALLY ON THE friI:AND 15ru OF EAC
MONTH; IN ADDITION' TO' BEING THE only Lin'e in t,
Kingdom despatching Steamers direct to Australia, is the on

one honintrerlßC A VISIT FROM HER 11
AND COMPRISES THE LARGEST, FINIS
CELETIRATED CLIPrERS IN TURWORLD.

vescylne towel
T, AND MOS'

STEAM. TO AUSTRALIA UNDER

To the consignment of BRIGHT, BROTHERS

"BLACK BALL ",LINE' OF
EX-1tOYAI•
AND

RITISII- AND AUS'

In conjunction with the ce

A ROYA

MARTEI
ERPOOL ou 1

15th of ea,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

IZED E

HE E

a-Id forei

The EVENING lIERA
ttains the fullest Parlia

ad Reporters al
vs, Political, Cc

to pres:

KING PAVER

EiLAIA) may be had of any 'News Agent ; a
I (stamped) din

in advanc., it is s
Office by the Fiv

Yearly.
£6 10 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

"It Was a

quoth he,

"But what good cattle of it-at last,"
Quoth the elder Buttermanl
"Why, that I cannot tell;"-•sald he,
"But 'twas a famous victory 1"

WMAT CAME OP IT, WA

'ORGOT THE UNCLE'S FATE

AND DISCOVERED THAT WA

-TRIED ENGLAN

THE VIPER AT TIIE FILE

J'. 11. BUTTER

RGEON-DENTIST,

48, PERCY-STI

—Mr. B. has a vacancy for an Articled Pup

E T T

i'l N D

V A M

TAILORS AND ~DR.APERS„
3,-SOUTII CASTLE-STREET,-
LIVEII.I.OOL.
MARK BRETT
1.6 announce to his Friends and the Public that he
itaYARMERSiIIk

HENRY

Who was

] s,

JAMES

or upwards of seven years in the Establishment of Mr

JOHN ELLA, of North John-stree

4ETT_AND JA-MES,

ViiTe t.

xiecl experienc

,nd business qualifications

combined with moderate .chepyes, will ensure them a large share
ge and support, which it will always be their

of Public patr

HE L,I, E W E,L,L.' S
.53, GUTTA PERCITA 411TBING, 2 AND 3,
CASTLE- for the conveyance of Sounder; Acids, QUADRANT,
STREET. and Water, CARBOYS, BOTTLES, LIME-STIMET.
SYPTIONS, FuNPIELS, Photographic
Baths, &e.

53,
CASTLE-
STREET. I

CASTLE
STREET

TTELLEw LTA's
LIFE BELTS, invaluable at .2 AND 3,
Sea, can be carried in the Pocket, QUADRANT,
See testimonials. These Belts can be I LIMB-STREET.

a-aivaeran—Crillated without assist- I
ante_

L' S TilwL
PLATEEN
ITVVIJELCLANISED I QIAtRA3I4I%
17":1DIA-RIICIIBR MVSICAL DOLLS, Tots, LIME-STREET
&c., beautiful and durable, without t
~.he possibility of a child hurtir,

TrELLEWELL'S
53, I i-1. BOOT and SHOE GUSSET, 2 dizir
CASTLE- in twilled and plain silk, black and QUA/A
I
STREET. coloured satinette, terry, woollen, LIME-ST
mohair, alpaca, and cotton; 2 to 8
inches, quality good, price low.

'YELL'S
id COTTON I 53,
AN1(1.3,.171, CASTLI
e Veins, I STitEE'.

(ELLS
2 AND S, TIELASTIC SII.
QUADRANT, SlO 'KINGS, LEG(
LIME-STREET. 1 and KNEE-CAPS; for V
'rmlets, 1:-rist1(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

anch has charge of the foreign relations of

He be,

gins to look upon it as' his

,ght to interfere wherever the weight of hi

3nce has the slightest chance of being felt

He is only doing his own proper business,

diplomacy is in his hand

and his place is to see" that no airangcmcnt shall

obtain in the remotest corner of Europe,

at which he

has not assisted ; no treaty to which England is not

a contracting"party or a deliberate adherent. The

consequences of such a course of policy were
clescribeclin vigorous language by Mr: HORSMAN on

Monday, and a contrast pointed out in the conduct
of Lord DERBY'S Government. 'Lord MALMESBURY

had administered .the greatest check ever received to

iat meddlesome intrusiveness and overdone

h had beco

He had i

ich, without ilre

policj

in G
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

%Ow Imerty to tow vessel
The Rplendid and powE

from LIVERPOOL (Clarence Dock Basin),
for SLIGO, as under :

Are int,

411 AM
hit A ...1.t0(

AVednesda
•Wednesda
.Tuesday

It 11 o'clock a.r
it t o'clock a.c

.gust 2

30... at 10 o'clock p.r

7"ca vending Goods or Stock for these
here or
47,uem, speciallGoods y, to the care of the Agents, h
dealt vise the same, to prevent mistakes.
reqllired to be alongside the vessel or-

tune of

hour before the

nes Harper, Sligo ; John 'Walker, 775, Market-street,
Dr here to
MACIVER and CO., 1, Rumford-street, Liverpool.

Stirtran

COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND
GLASGOW.

SEAT REDUCTION IN RATES OF FREIGHT,
AUGUST, 1859.

1, Unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence,
Ni:,\ the under-noted, or ether steamers, are intended
to sail (with or without pilots), between Liverpool

E
°PARD
-ICTUER

Glasgow, with g
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

TV J. NODDER,

81, LURCH-STEET.
GENTLEMEN'S HATTER•

LADIES' HATTER

113 .
RITISH AND FOREIGN PAPER
WAREHOUSE,
HOLESALE, RETAIL, AND FOR EXPORTATION,
32 CASTLE-STREET:-32.
SUPERFINE LARGE BLUE LETTER PAPER, 6s,

6s 9d, and 78'6d per ream; - •
DITTO, NOTE PAPER, 3s, 3s 43d and 3s 9d per ream.
YELLOW WOVE• LETTER PAPER, 4s per ream.
STRAW NOTE PAPER, 5 quires 6d.
SUPERFINE TRICK and EXTRA THICK CREAM

LAID NOTE, ls, is 6d, and 2s 3d for live quires.
COMMERCIAL ENVELOPES, adhesive, 3s 3d, 3s 9d,
and is per 1,000.
The New Dombte Thick CREAM LAID ENVELOPES
(own manufacture), 9d per 100.
SERMON PAPER, Plain and Ruled, from 4s 6d per
ream. •

MOURNING and WEDDING STATIONERY, a large
and ehoibe select-inn.
VISITING CARD PLATE and 100 zards, 4s 6d.

A large variety of Leather Goods, consisting of—
EMIGRANTS and TOURISTS' WRITING DESKS,
from 5s each.
TRAVELLING DESKS, selected from the best markets,
6s to L 5 6s.
PURSES, POCKET BOOTS, BILL and NOTE CASES,
from 6d each.
LADIES' BAGS, 3s 6d•

Splendid selection of STATIONERY CASES, in oak,
Walnut, and Rosewood, from 4s 6d to £5 ss.
INKSTANDS. A large and choice selection for the

Office and Library.
SCREW COPYING PRESSES, made by Mordan, Muir,
and others, from 31s 6d.
POC YET PENCILS, Propelling and Repelling, in silver,
ivory, ebony, bone, wood, &c.
ARMS and CRESTS found. _ DIE and PRESS complete,

LETTER .SCALES-71ordan's plain and gilt, ; also with
Inkstands.
ACCOUNT 800-S.S. A large and well seasoned stock,
suitable for Merftants,• 3rokers, Solicitors, and
Gezeral Tradesmen.

ti[ENRY GREENWOOD,
WHOLESA 4 STATIOI 1R AND BOOKS

rzi2ur..z, Lee E=:(1:1.2.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

fleet is consequently no longer confined to the
ible

Baltic, where naval mauceuvres were imp

during eight months of the year, anC

!re sum-

mer sailors only could be reared. Steam vessels

" have been constructed on the best models, and at

great expend

both in England and America

Such, then, is the character of this formidabl

hissian Fleet,

formidable in itself, although et

portion only of a still more formidable fleet, with

which, in the course of another year or two, Russia

will be provided

Cow, we do not mean to have it inf

Ted that there

is any cause for alarm in finding a great Povi

Russia thus providinz

effective naval armament

armaments, at any time
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

of all Goods to be given in the Shipping Notes, and
)rts of destination to be marked on each package, iu letters of
not less than ,two inches Nig, or the Owners will not be account-
able for the correct delivery. -
Bills of Lading to be had only from G. J. Poore, Wholesale
Stationer, .42, Castle-street, 'Liverpool.

graurt.

FOR HAVRE,
The Fine Sehoonei- SARAH, A 1

FREDI

room for a limit.

H. POWELL and CC
John-stre. t

ND BORDEAUX LINE Ok

,uth of. France Railwa-; a

ES, LYONS, GI

W. H. D.
C. Tf. IL

N

on Monday, the 22at
Li Noon of that day.
iperidr accouunodatioi
of the South of Franc(

vT & 'CO., Bank Chambers,
3k-street, Liverpool,
Et, Manchester.

A descrip'

Atthiterratuait

NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT.
Will be received according to priority of arrival at Um
loading berth, Wellington Dock.
LEVANT SCREW STEAM SIIIPPINC
COMPANY'S FIR&T-CLASS STEAM SHIPS
lAN, . ARABIAN, I AFRICAN,
.11. TAN, pY.RIAN, I. PERSIAN,

CONSTANTINOPLE, SiiYRNA, AND SYItA,
• ' Calling at MALTA. •

AFRICAN,

G. RICHARDSON, 00!IlthalidCr,
Is intended to sail .en orabout WEDNESDAY' 17th AUGUST, 1&59
rrer-- All freights must be paid in Liverpool. ,
To prevent the, possibility of all after-discassion, it ;is requested
that the shippers will send a person to the' quay to sea their goods
measured.

t In the event of these steamers being placed in quarantine
at any port, cargo wilt, on the arrival of the steamer, require to be
immediately taken away and transferred to another vessel or depot,
to perform quarantine, at the expense and risk of the shippers or
consignees. This also applies to passengers. • -
Bills of lading are required to-he at the office in Liverpool for

otilery

ents wil

long with each cart-

V. 11. DIXON,
9, Itumford-plaN

'or the at

James-street

o be had at Turner and

11E EAST

The first-class Brit

Tons. Tons.
AGIA SOFIA . 1500 MACEDONIA . IEOO
• .7114‘ AMALIA ..• 1500 • ottoNTEs . 600
ARCADIA . . 1200 TIIESSALIA . 1360
2*-S-Silo LACONIA . . 1300
'irsr Steamex for MALTA, ALEXANDRIA, BEIROUT, and
ALEXANDRETTA, with liberty to tall at any other port.
The first-class British steamer
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

rilo ED LET, a FURNISHED HOUSE, in a healthy and pleasant
part of Cheshire, with convenient access to town, to be Let
for a Month or Six Weeks, containing three entertaining rooms,
four bedrooms, kitchen, and outhouses, yard, and garden.--,Apply
bfletter, A. 3., Northern Daily Times Office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

residing in Portlimd-
,oflicer 74

with-attempting to cut her throat on the previous everiing.
The officer stated that he found her in the house, lyi fr lon
her back on, a sofa, and held down by her son.• 'tihe
stated that she had made the attempt in consequence of a
quarrel with her daughter-in-law, and would do so again.
. _ _ _ _

'or to Mr. Malsfic

id, the office

s int osi-

lagistrate said they could not 'place any
Rance on what a person said when drunk, and the prisoner
was discharged.

A. POLICEMAN'S NUMBER.—A man, named
Francis Morent, was- charged with being drunk and disor-
derly in Brunswick-road, and when the officer 'met him, the
prisoner caught him by the neck, and broke his number'.
Ile was find 10s. and costs.
VIOLENT •ASSAULT.—John Blackwood was charged win:
assaulting a young woman named Catharine. Hughes. The
prosecutrik said that she was coming out of the "Cross
Keys" public-house, in Garden-lane,: after: having had 'a
lass of nl,, ,when she met the prisoner, who was au entire.
her. He asked her for a glass of ale, and on
lie knocked her down, and kicked her in the
ierwise brutally ill-treated her. Mr. Mansfeld
1 it was w most outrageous assault on a defenceless
-n, and ordered the prisoner to pay a fine of £2O and
or six mouths' imprisonment with hard labou
EXCISE INFORMATION AGAINST

BREAK!

her ref

.r. Tyndal, so;

iDELPIII norm.
tor, on the part of the Ex-
Lation against Mr. J.
" • Mr. Tyndal said
ostensible proprietor
*its without having.
if liable to several

eise,"appeared in, support of an inforn
Skcaf, of the Adelphi Hotel " Shades.

of the Adelp.bi "—Shades," fo
a licence, for; which he 1
penal

iad ren

lied the facts, Cail-ed—

several witnesses (excise-officers), who deposed to having
purchased spirits at the " Shades," from Mr. Skeaf, on the
25th of May,und also on the 31st of May.—Mr. Danson,
instructed by Mr. Hill, who appeased on behalf
. Radley, stated to the court
to give the fullest explana-
' tht Mr. Skeaf

barrist

that Mr. Radler w
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

h the Netherlands, ar

made wi

opened for a treaty with Austria
railroads, telegraph lines, colonization, and posts
extensions were being considered. Peru was still agi
tated by attempts at revolution and rumours of pro

Public &I

,:eyt.tos on all. sides,

lg war against Ecuador, and it

would also against Bolivia

Robles, the President of Ecuador, was
interior, but Garcia Moreno had escaped
Dither in T,irna nr Folipnicnip w

1 in the

frontiers of Peru, watched by both Bolivia and Peru

Trade was a little more brisk in Va

COMMERCIAL

Qralso

by Telegraph via Quebec, per• the

Flour : Receipts

light; State and

full previous prices ; sale

Testern, 8,500 barry

super State, $4 30c. to $4 75c. ; ,extra, $4 90c. to $5 10c.
round hoop, $5 to $5 40c. ; and common
_to good extra
Western, 1)4 30c. to $5 25c. ; Southern, a little firmer
Sales, 1,300 barrels, at $5 30c. to $5 75c. for Mixed to good

to $7 50c. for fancy and extri.

and ext.
Grair

nominal.
Wheat lc. to 2c. better

Canadian sup(

Western Old Whit€

South-ern Red, $1 25

;c. to $

es 8,000 bushels Ch:

I V 11.14,", ti O:JU.
15,000 bushels Mixed Western, a
Yellow, nominal, at 80c. to 82

,uthern and Jer

Souther

i Wester

, 39c. to 42c

Pork dull; sales small; mess $1 rs
Lard quiet ; sales small, at 10
very dull, and operations entirely with‘the 1
Prices are lower and heavy. • •
Money and Exchange without new features.
•
Flour firm ; State for $4 80c.
Wheat firmer ; Western Red $1 10c.; for Old $1 221
New White $1 30e.
Oats heavy at 423 u.
Barley heavy at 65c
Corn heavy ;
Pork nomina

Northern ar

rovisior

prime $.,.10 75c

Bk. for mixed,

; Mess, $l5 50,

Prime $lO 75
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

:nt the Free I

t) Tit EN °N CONC -
4ZiltuT CH

this
Ever at

he prese

First appearance of
TOM PAKINS(
I:ilin,_syned Negro Vocalist ache ai,--
Pl7nt, introducing new Son-
-katiou Dances, Skew

:hes otl

Last Week of
MISS E. SAULAN,
The Established Favour`

e Sopraao Vocalist

Last Week MR. AND MRS. T. ot
GASCOYNE,
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--♦--

IT is a curious and suggestive reflection, in what a

roundabout, and indirect and distant way, much

of the countervailing good in human systems works
itself out. It is this 'v ery indirectness which affords
so many plausible grounds of objection and cavil to
the narrow-minded and pseudo-philosophical
, Reformer, who lives by' complaint, and gains all his
temporary victories by fastening his view upon a
single aspect of the system he rails against,- and
taking it off its . more subtle and recondite condi-
tions. lie makes a theory of what he sees imme-
diately- before him, and disregarding the hidden and
remote springs of human action, perplexes and
distresses himself about whatever does not consis-
tently fall into it. We can well conceive Mr.
BRIGHT, for instance, petulantly and impatiently
asking the use of the enquiry which formed a great
part of Monday's business in the Commons.
Whereas the slightest knowledge .of the genius and
the forms of our Constitution is sufficient to vindicate
what seemed an eminently unpractical way of
treating a great subject. The question which
occupied so much time in the debate on a
subject' of Imperial import was simply this,—
Whether the neutrality preserved by the—lath
Government was that, of an umpire
or that of a
partisan ? It is easy to say, that the late Govern-
ment are now removed from all share in Italian

affairs, and that it is superfluous to discuss acts
which have left no results behind them„
when the perpetrators of are num-
bered, as an organisation, with the things that
:were. But then what a wholesome and cotistitu-
tiozal check upon the administrative consluct, of • a
government, not to rely upon Preserkt Sponsibility,
but t 4 have always before thel4 tho bugbear c a

Ind not

the rule

Lord PALMERSTC

has hitherto treated it as the rule and not the excep-

Hence the resources of English diplomacy
andered, instead of being concentrated

power which always interferes, never interferes

with effect

It is always speaking, and not doing

rushing in, and then rus

ling out again ; irritating

the old' sore, and never cauterising it. If England

for ever rushing everywhere, north, south, east,

and. west, thrusting her grand principle, into the face
of foreign States, the sure result is, that when she is
forced to modify her tone before a powerful opponent,

retaining it before a weal
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11

-;UST 11

MONETARY & COMMERCIAL

ENINC

demand for Cotton to-ch
ces are about the same as previously quot

steady, and

on speculat

The Liverpool Share

irket has

lifeless cond

been in a ye:
T lower pric

on all day, and rail

übmitted to, without.-

however, the

;lightest p:

he tone at th

was slightly better

;ement of

The salc—s to-

Eastern t

761
shire, 95; Lancaster

head and Choke:
icashire and Yorl
new third share:

, London and Nortl
Buffalo and Lake Hi

1241 p.;
911

Canada, 8 11-16ths, ; Li
Liverpool Corporation Bor
The Market for, the Pt

Grand Trt
[tilted Gas

ink o:

ren years.

ind.:s and Seonr

to-day has s'

lined. a f

i. decl

g mainly

to tho stagnation, which is more n
throughout the Stock Exchange.
951 to 957-- for money, and 951. for the account
new Threes were quoted at 95a, to 951.

ked than eve

Consols .cla

In the London Railway F.
business was done to-day, and pric,
tained. Canadian and French Shares were also very
inactive. Caledonians closed at 84--; East Lanca-
shire, 941- to 51- ; Great Northern, 101 to 2 ; Lama-
shire and Yorkshire, 943,- to 51 ; London and North-
western, 931 to a ; Midland, /04; and Dovers, 731
to 41.

are M

very little

ere not main-

The traffic returns of the Londo
ern Railway this week were £79,103, being an ad

nd North-we;

week last year
T - -7 _

ides in proportior

There issbuf a limited

the present Prodt

was rather easier in price