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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

MUSIC HALL, CHESTER,

UNDER THE ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OF THE RIGHT REV. DP
BROWN, BISHOP OF SHREWSBURY,

n4TGRAND BAZAAR
will be held in the above hall on Tuesday, Wednesday,
a hirsday, the 6th, 7th, and Bth of September, 1859, to
raise Funds for the ERECTION OF A : GIRLS' . CATHOLIC
POOR SCHOOL in Chester.

The LADY FIELDING,. Downing. Hall, Flintshire;
The DOWAGER LADY 'SMYTHE; and
LADY WILLIAMS BULKELEY, of Baron Hill, Anglesea ;
Who have graciously promised to attend.
The LADIES OF DEE HOUSE CONVENT most earnestly
solicit the Nobility and Gentry of Chester, and all who feel an
interest in the Religious and Moral `raining of the Destitute
Poor, to visit the Bazaar, where a Choice Variety of Articles
will be disolayed for sale
Refreshments will be

•ovided for Visitors on moderate

terms.
An experienced Profess'onal Gentleman will, on each day
th 2 Bazaar is open, perform upon the GRAND ORGAN at
convenient intervals.
Doors open from Eleven a.m. to Nine p.m.
Admission:—First Day, until Five o'clock, each; from
Five to Nine, ; SeconeDay, Is. ; Tkird Day, 6d.

STAR COMMERCIAL HOTEL AND CONCERT-
ROOMS., WILLIAMSON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL.
PSOPRIMTORS

The Proprietors beg most respectfully to inform those gentle-
men visiting the above establishment, that the new- and elegant
room in connection with the Concert Room is now opened.
The decoration, ventilation, and comfort must be seen to be
appreciated • the decorations by Mr. Davies, of Lime-street,
the new cut glass chandeliers by Mr. Allen, of Bold-street.
Trizmphant and immense success of the STAR COMPANY,
MISS -ADA. MORDAUNT, MISS MARIA POULSON, Mr.
MOREIAUNT, Mr. SIMMONS. Engagement of Mr. J. HAT-
TON, the celebrated Pianist. The tws Great Comic Singers,
Mr. 11. JENNINGS and Mr. H. WHITFIELD, in. ekaracter,
every! night. Violin, Mr. SIMMONS. Commencing every
evening at Half-past Seven.
Admissien Free. Gentlemen only admitted. .

Wines, Spirits, Ales, and Cigars, of the best quality. Lon-
don, Manchester, and Liveryool papers daily. N.B.—American,

HER MAJESTY'S
SINEW_ LINE-OF-BATTLE
D 0 N E G.A L,
•ioi GUNS AND 1,000 MEN.

PUBLIC VISITING DAYS

By special permission of Captain B. F. Glanville, the Public
will be admitted on board her Majesty's magnificent new Line-
of-Battle ship

DONEGAL, 101 GUNS.
ErT. 5, WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY

ON MONDAY

SEPT. 7, AND

SEPT. 9,

ad One to Four in the

al a perfectly new Line-1

Shin, havi

more th
;un Mau,

from the North Great
belonirine to the Roc,k
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

lIMIRI

Septernb,

STAG
This M.
AItRIER Wednest
LEOPARD...._Thursday
ILOPARD Tuesday
LE
OP
11ARRIER Wcdnesday ARD" Saturday IiARRIER Wednesday LEOPARD Thursday LEOPARD ..,Tuesday
-11 ARRI ER ...... Wednesday ...28...at 11 a.m. ...
Goods received at Clarence Dock till hours noted above.
„„` For the convenience of passengers, the steamer, on leaving 'l,O Clarence Dock, will proceed to the Great Floating Stage,
41PPosite Prince's Dock, and sail punctually at the above-men-
uotled hours.

13... at 11 a.m,
14... at 11 aan
17... at 1 p.m
21... at 4 p.m.
22... at 6 p.m
.27... at 11 a.m

'engers are requested to take charge of their own lug-
Is the ship is not responsible in any way for its safety.
geB and all kinds of vehicles shipped at their pro-

o'elm of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

Compared with the returns of the previous
week, the above shows the following results :

.s.,
21 538 605—Decrease.....
rirculation
to 95.5 Active - ,
10,540,464—Decrease
weak feeling, Consols being quoted at 951 a
- Bullion
3,689,021—1ncrea5e.....
for both money and the account. Rest
There was a dull feeling in the London Rail- Public Deposits
12,740,833—Decrease
7,Bl6,4Bo—lncrease
way Share Market to-day, and at the close some "GovernmentiSccurities ....
Seven-day and other Bills.
7,888169,
11,220,018—Increase
18,991,882—Increase
Other Deposits
B,B62,s4s—Decrease
weakness was ob - •
served in the price of several Noted unemployed
4-12—Deerease
h to iabilities, 11 Mill.
Other Securities
lines. Caledonians were quoted at 651; Lanca- 1. C" ltate oXiateroot 21 per vat. No change,

149,260

436,771
.. 244,229
26,193
,1,163,941
,2,557,3130

5,350
687,464
153,320
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

CORRESPONDENCE.

I We do not hold ourselves responsiNe foi- the opinions of

our eorrespon*dots.]

POLICE COURT

THE EDITOR OF THE NORTUERN DAILY TIEI

In the • police.. report in this -day
" Alleged.. Eloper-neat of
.Bend.eno's
&red Wood is stated to Ire•one of
.the partner
rai of C. K.. rinci. 12. Woods; hosiers, Casa::
Phis is not the fact: •The individual in questio

;ed with, that firm

In order to prevent a fttrther publintion of the ern
will you kindly give insertion to thie letter in your nc
print ?—We are, sir, your obedient servants,
ANDERSON & COLLINS,
.• Solicitors for C. K. and It. Woods.

CRICKET

TO TILE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN DAILY TIMES
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

partiall
It is also rumoured that Austria intends to sell

y modified

as to thei:

De al application

her public domains in Lombardy, and to discount

that portion of the Austrian debt which is to. be

transferred to Loin

'~rdy

Intelligence has I:;een 'received from the Cape

of Good Hope, from Bra,zil, and from New Yorl

From the United States the news brought by the

Fulton are altogether, unimportant, and what

particulars of them would have beer!, interesting

have been superseded. From Brazil and the River

ie war in

tort' still continues

and that seemingly very

little progress is being mad.o to bring it to a eon-

elusion. From the Cape of Good Hope the Dane
has arrived. The Cape Parliament has declined

to annex British Kaffraria to that colony

-reeat of Sir George Grey,
,the

governor, is spoken

of in the Capejournals with regret

From an article in anotl

column, it will

be seen that' the two pictorial exhibitions

whicl

during the autumnal

months, tend so

ntneh to enliven and diversify the popular

amusements- a Liverpool, are about td Open.

They each contajn-abant nine huticked *works of

art, and they have each peculiar arld jusfifialaic

claims upon the public. Such exhibition& deserve

encouragement, and we hope they will receive it:
The strike among the builaii4.operatives itt

not yet terminated.i on the con: racy, both side

appear to •be waxing more resolute in their deter-

mination to obtain victory

This is to be re-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

LIVERPOOL COTTON MAIiKET

-S EPTEI4 TIER 2

This week
Price paid Cur Prices
Description. this week mid. fair. Stock
Import Sales
623 Sea Island:: 101 d 20 - 12.;(1 tn.
8330 lOO3O Upland 4i 71 61 7i
887„ 8580 Mobile 3 8 7 "'
" 29190 New Orleans 3i 81 74 8 r
3544 2430 Brazil 74 91 8A 8 20840
2153 2330 Egyptian
West India — —-7 7 380
27977 3980 East India 3l 51 41 5A 53140
50894 57160 I Total I 652480

A slightly improved tone has been observable in the
Cotton Market during the past week. The.deniand has
been generally more active, resulting in fair daily gales;
but holders seem so desirous of reducing Ber:interest at
the present currency, that prices of American, although
rather higher, are not quotably changed: Brazil and
Egyptian without material change. Surat in plentiful
supply, and Is. Bd. per lb. lower. The weekly sales are
57,160 bales, of which 4,070 are on speculation, and
7,040 for export.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-SEPTEMBER 2

We have no transactions to notice in Sugar, Molasses,
or Rum, the markets for Colonial Produce generally
still remaining extremely dull. ... . . _ ,
At auction, 25 tierces of Jamaica Coffee realised 58s.
to 68s. 6d. for.ordinary to good ordinary, up to. 108 s.
per-cwt. for fine middling.
The transactions in Rice are confined to 400 bags
Bengal,, at 9s. 3d. to 12s. 6d. per cwt. ,
At the public sales of Jute, (for which 5,600 bales
were advertised,) only about 1,050 found buyers, at
prices ranging' from £l2 17s. 6d. up to £2l 15i. '
600 bags Singapore Black Pepper, at 4d. for first-clas.s
damaged, 41-a. per lb. for soupd.
I f3zhipb.-1,150 bags r -nbav Li-Q.ed 420

JOl, —Auseed at 40s. 6a. to
495., 700 bags
.Brown Rapeseed at .378. to 405., 300
bags Seinde at 355.; 300 bags ordinary Guzerat at

SAGO FLOUT
HEMP. -30 0

200 bags fine at 16s. per cwt
les at £16176: 6d. to £2l 2s

DyEwoobs.;--50 foni Savinilld-Fu-sti at £5 ss. per
ton. Little or nothing done in Drysalteries worthy of

Ashes a
Pearls ;
OILS, &

40 tons Nitrate of' So;'.a at 14s. 6d. to, 16s. Sales of
265. 9d. to 235. for. Pots, and 28s. per cwt. for
640 bags Borate of Lime, at 265. per cwt.
Palm firm at' £44 to .£44 10i. Tallow
'notations. Olive unchanged.
15Q Casks Gii4elly Oil atsls. gd. Nothing further re-
ported, in Rosin. 15 barrels Spirits' of- Turpentine at

idy at yesterday

PIG IRON

Sellers

525. 9d. cash, " and.s s. aiie
No buyers, and no .business done.... ..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

a despotic, that is an absolut

may ever arise-

nong the Magistracy of

✓ 7 - CLO
is certainly none whatever, in connection W,

g sysl

.ery-grounds set fi

f. We ai

that it 1,

pretended to be t

SEPTEMBER 3, 1859

it for zran

.strate

dl a matte'

ransaction

party to a

ly stigmatis

zt this is- alto-

Nvhltt-inTe the

-itch a

ill know, fill,

gut ,in althost

ikprefer those

—a creature

something which

arcely to exist at all in society, let alone

,teA with any pul

—mer,--supposing it were true, we do not hesi-
teto say that it would often be perfectly dc-
-I,4ible, upon the ground of public expediency.
For what i§ Radicalism but a conglomeration of
polical principles which have a direct tendency
to Produce disorder and clamour, and end in

Ind confusion ? Radicalism among the

any, therefore, is by no means a desirable

I society

they hold is not one that
can be by any means,
either "'lily or politically, safe under the, in-

The public

,osition which

fln
e-h
e° of tive disorganising principles. A 'Conserva-
'
, on the other hand, considers
himself bound
not only fo respect and obey the
law, but to

_ 444.eu a course of political and . social rule
: 7111 discourage disaffection; and promote
YaAY 'lnd order• The ConseYative is not the
less
id of liberty than the Radical,—nay,
he is an infinitely greater friend ;

that he is in favour of, and uses all

es of his positiori to prowte, is

'ct yi with order

vhich, in fact, is

connected with. order .and. virtue,.but

exist without them

le. other point to whic

h we would

And we are.don

No reasonable

ior a nioraent seriously suppose that, in
eh "
'k3e as the present, there can really be

411/' lineli t

Our M

ding a "Despotism on the Bench

tes are a conspicuous public body

able to public opinion, as well as

Le to the law of the land ; and neither

he other would permit them. to act as

desNts

duties,
m the discharge of their;magisterial
t le.s.
There may have been a time,—we are
°Zthat there has—when, there being less of
enlightenment, as well as of freedom, in our
e°lllltrY, the case was very different. It is on
l'ecord, as we all know, that it could be said with
only top much truth, at one time, that

" Authority intoxicates,
I, And makes mere sots of magistrates."
ut that time has gone bv, never to return.
A" Justice Shallow," now-a-days, we may depend
Up° •
ri It is a rara axis indeed, especially in our

and for these two good reasons,—first,
because the materials for such a character are not
bow to be foimd ; and next, because, if they were,
the present feeling of the country would never tol-
el,
him. No,—this is not the age for " Despot-
ism on the Bench,

whatever it may be for
arbitrarY impeachment on the part of a certain
portion of the public press ; and it is under this
conviction 0,11 that we have deemed it our duty, as

taa
e_
pendent journalists, to protest thus emphati-

gainst any such imputation

--4.--

NOTES OF THE DAN

jefinite of, the 2

Nothin

lone anythin

suppor

without

And it cannot be wond

[an Duehic
King Viet,

sovereignty
Austria do,

s is evidentl

new caul
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

:uttin and Sham

rmeau, cigar

at-the partnership hithei;tO •sub-
ivself cud Mr. Gorsuch has terminated
I:shall for.the future carry on the
I trust I may be favoured
king. shall be wanting on
deuce.—l have the honour
sir, your obedient servant, James Wynes.

ual con

bove, fi

ny part to di

Tye -your
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

d cold watt

, and the furniture may be taken at a valuation,
Apply on the Premises ; or to Mr. S. Waterhouse,

Zo. be Let,

XgU VU.

.vatory, zot-htiuse, &

lIOI3SE TO LET.—TO PARTIES FURNISHING.
AGENTLEMAN giving up Housekeeping_ is desirous of
LETTING the HOUSE he is leaving to a Tenant who
ke the Carpets, Gas-fittings, Window Cornice, &c.,
il, and which he will dispose of at little more
cost price. Would have no objection to sell

11 new last At

tire Furniture at'a vate.ation ; otherwise, it will be Sold
louse' contains four bedrooms, two parlours,

by Auctic

"washhouse, and large yard
s B. 1, NortArrn Daily Times

Delightful Residence, near the Lakes

be LET, CUrnished, Halecat ; a comm-Jdious House, in
the valley of Witherslack. It is. placed 'on a rising
ground, commanding a beautiful view of Morecambe Bay
and the surrounding country. It contains three excellent
entertaining-rooms, nine bedrooms, nursery, spacious kitchens,
butler's pantry and bedroom, and all other necessary offices ;
also, a four-stalled stable. The house is six miles from Win-
dermere, eight from Milnthorpe, eleven from Kendal, five
from Grange Railway station, and three hours' journey from
Manchester. For further particulars respecting the property,
*apply to Mr. Jackson, King's Arms Hotel, Kendal; Mr. W.
Wanklyn, Bury, Lancashire; or Messrs. Crossley and Sudlow,
Manchester.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

Zo be •Itt, utiiitess Vrtmists.

MO be LET, a HOUSE and SHOP in Warwick-street, suitable
for a Pawnbroker or Grocer. Has been in the latter
business for the last 14 years. No goodwill.---Apply to
R. Bolton, 121, Mill-street, Toxteth-park. 6sB
To be LET, a small WAREHOUSE, contaiaing three rooms;
situate near the centre of Church-street. The rent is
moderate, and the premises are very suitable for workshops.
Apply at No. 8, Post-office-place, between the hours of eleven
and twelve a.m.

910 be LET, a SHOP, No. 134, Athol-street, at the North
end of Liver-tool, being a thickly populated and thriving
. .

~
neighbourhood, well adapted for a Druggist or Confectioner,
or other similar business.—Apply to E. Sephton, "Marble
Works, 21, Virgil-street, or at 104, Latimer-street, out of
At!..0l- street. 689

Fro be LET, a YARD, exclesed with a high wall and gate,
corner of Field-street and Church-street, Spho, Everton,
comprising about 450 square'pards—Apply to William Roberts,
56, Plumbe-street, Liverpool. 1

Fro be LET, a small WAREHOUSE, in Henry-street; rent
1 £35 per annum. Warerooms and Offices (cheap) in Duke-
street ; and the Floor of Four Rooms, in one or sepafate.
Also, Two Cellar Stories.—Apply at Duke-street, 'corner of
York-street. sl6

ODDFELLOWS' HALL, ST

ANNE-STREET

THE above splendid HALL to be LET; for Lectures, Ex,
hibitions,. Public Meetings, Entertainments, Public Din
ners, Tea Parties, &c. Terms moderate. • •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

SEPTEMBER 3, 1859.

THE FIRST EN
launched in June
keel ; 10 ft. 6 in. I
satisfied himself in
boat that two paddle-whet
Bell's first trial was
being found su

ad of two

two -wheels, wi

and after nuttier

l'ort Glasgow the con:

thus announced in t
August, 1812 :—"
tween Glasgow, Gr

Greenoc

dlyde, between (

the power of wind,
the ve•s2l shall leav

ISH STEAMMAT.--lIIC Lu
812. tier t.imensions were 40"
; and 25 tons burthen. II rIIIO
s first experiments with Mr. SO'
lfr•

;ssftil. she was eventually fittc
floats of about 20 inches s

al: trips between Green

Vv•_ I^IR
~IIV 1.
._
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

ion of the first s
idvertis‘

Steam-passage boat, th
•e^nock, and Helen4bu

ne vessel to ply upo

hour thereafter as-may answer" the- state
and to leave Greenock
,On Mondays,
Fridays, in the morning, to snit the time; Thdeikvo,
comfort, safety, and speed of-this vessel require 0117
proved, to ‘meetthe approbation of the public ;
proprietor is tretermined to ,do everything in
to merit public encouragement. The terms -
present fixed at 4s. for the best cabin, and 3s. the of
but beyond these rates nothing is to be allowed wA.,
vants or any other person employed about the Ye"-
HENRY BELL."

*ipping

;JAteititnc.e.

MOON'S CHANGES.

`--FIRST QUAR., 4th day,

TIDO TABLE FOR WEEK ENDING SEPT• 3'

28—Sunday .... .
29—Monday.....
30—Tuesday ....
31—Wednesday
I—Thursday...
2—Friday.
3—Saturday..:'

H. ar,
11 19
0 0.
0 23

11. 31
13 41.
0 2.
043.
1 23.
1 52.

WIND AT
.HOLYHEAD, Yesterday,W.S.W Geotle
9, ~ LIVERPOOL,. 4, W

ARRIVED

Sept. 2

• I Templeman,Balulan'l3.o%c;
sgow Ironmaster (ss), P3rk

Bogota (q)
Valdemar
Essex, Harty
Balbec (ss), Little

anab4
I• Reform, Schubbe.
Iluvr.2 Mathilde, Neilsen.

It. liaritiiiii, Dyer

Cora (nesA, shil:

rl,ew Orleans I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

JEF F

M. R, S ,

E R Y

Beg t, announce that theyhave Purchased, for Cash, the ENTIRE STOCK of

MR. EDW I N WOODS, OF tyl, BOLD-STREET,

Who is retiring from the trade,'

AMOUNTI-NG

V. A L .17 E, .T 0 £1,452, 2,

ON MONDAY. NEXT, THE STH INSTANT,`AND FOLLOWING DAYS.

SUMMARY OF STOCK

RIBBONS

HOSIERY AND GLOVES

CHILDREN'S AND BOYS' DRESSES, COATS

CLOAKS. AND TROUSERS

EMBROIDERED MERINO. AND CRAM CLOAKS AND PELISSES

INFANTS' HATS, HOODS, AND BONNETS

BOYS' SHIRTS AND COLLARS

MUSLIN AND LACE COLLARS,- SLEEVES, HABIT-SHIRTS, &c.

MUSLIN TRIM

(LILLIPUTIAN 'WARETIOUSE,)

At a- Disconnt of 63a-lier Cent. from-the Cost Price, which they will offer for Sale

AND
Co

£l6O 11 3

244, 9 3

172 11 6

19 1 11

31 5 3

13 13 9

124 8 1

61 4 3

76 (I 1

86 18 9

359 4 2

40 0 4

31 14 3
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

skirt set inv`•ery lar

Plain high body, ornamented on the front witliThjandc
bourgs, and fastened with buttons of and velvet (

with w ristbauds and epaulettes, trimmed to Match th
body. With this dress was worn a beautiful blacl
Chantilly lace shawl, and a white chipped bound
simply trimmed with a broad maize ribbon straigh
across, with long strings ; a small, but rich, Chantdl,
fall, being the only other ornament. —

Another less rich but gayer toilette was of taffeta,
of a light drab shade, with a pattern of bright-eoloure
bouquets of flowers. This was made with two skirt
_.‘„a

body was cut square, and open in front ; the sleev
were open, and rather short. A Pompadour mantle
white muslin, trimmed with bouiilonnes lined wi
•

purple ribbon, with a small

dress. The bonnet was rice vugeu WILLI purr
velvet, and trimmed with bouquets of flowers and fru
The fall was blonde, hgured with small

•le flowers

s at the wateri

The most fashionable ball di
places are composed of tarlatan, trimmed with gauffei

THE SECRETS OF THE PRI

SIAN ORDNANC

curious ease, mva

come to light in Prus— sia. A workman in the royi
manufactory of the percussion mixture used in the prc
paratiou of the cartridges for the needle gun was it

At the railway office, attention was attracted I

opened, and found to contain a large quantity of detor

e seer

patched from Berlin

and both the workman and hi

, A tempter are said to have been secured. The composi-
tion is a secret, and all the employes in the manufactory
are required to take oaths of allegiance and secrecy.
His betrayal; of trust is thus a case of high treason.—
Berlin arroposident of the Times.
..
_______ ..-..--........
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

DIRECT

STEAM COMMUNICAC;TiON 'BETWEEN
LLYZJIPOOL AND BitISTO±I.

(dale of the neat Serew Steam-ships,
ATILLE:TE,

AITGLI&TA

ittnaot-'=-AIB
Will SAIL ii),EEN.L.T (unless praventediby any Imforseen.
occurrence.
From CLARtNCE. DOCK, LIVERPOOL... Every Tuesday
From CUMBERLAND BASIN, BRISTOL . Every Saturday
Wahout calling at an3eintermadiate port.

Cabin Fare;., 125.. 6d.; Deck, liotarn Tickets, avai!ahle
for two voyages Us. for a sinoa•pas‘enger ; ,for three:per,
sons and upwards, open to an areang.etaent, and an extension
of time will bagramted.
Apply, ha Bristol, to Mr. Rialiatviiilowe, Steamers
Radcliffe-barbs;. or here to .
F. 1.1. POWIELL & CO.,
Agents

Vtllarfi

ate•Coam, POWELL, &
30, SautirJohu-street.

ettursign.

GREAT EASTEaN STEAMSHIP.

AM Sill P COMPANT

TO PORTLAN,ii„, NEAR WEYMOU'IIi.
russengera to view the above Alagniticeri,Ste=iWp

Sailing from Traalgar DocL,
EMPR.t.'SS EUGENIJ

Ljvei

N

750 To'

120 Horse-pow

THIS, DAY, SEPTZNIBEE. 3i at Two a'clock Afternoon
Froni the B,ritish and Foreign Stew. Wharf
'Lower East Smithfield; London,
GENOVA,

Captain Waite WnAtnur ; 630 tons,. 120 tiorse-power,
SUNDAY, Sept. 4th, at Eight oNtlock Moxuing._ _ _
_ .

Pares from Liverpool Chief Cabin, Ws.; Steerage, 15s. Od.
Pares from Loudon ' Chief Cabin, 10s. ; Steerage, 7s. Gd.
Agents in Loudon :—Frederick A.. Tamplin and Co., and
Harrington, Hewett, and Co., 3, LerAdenhall-street.
FREI/HAUCK A. TAMPLIN„ Managing Owner,
Columbia-buildings, Brunswick-street, Liverpool.

LADIES' BAGS

J
UST received a Large Consignment of LADIES

BAGS,

In all the New Shapes, at unusually low prices,

S. ADAMS,

63, CHURCH STREET, OPPOSITE OLD POSTOFFICE••PLACE

FASHIONS FOR SEPTEMBER
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

one or more lots, as may
agents at the time of sale, and subject to conditions which will

[eterrnined

be then produced—
All
those Four several MESSUAGES or DWELLING-
HOUSES, with the Yards and Offices thereto, being Nos. 5,

6,7, and

said, occupied by Thomas

Langley, and Jane Glover.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. Walker and Smith,
solicitors, Chester; Mr. John Lewis, solicitor, Wrexham;
Messrs. Chester and Toulmin, solicitors, 11, Staple Inn,
London ; Messrs. Russell, Burgon, wid Newman, solicitors, 22,
Martin's-lane, Cannon-street, London; Messrs. Edwards,
Frankish, and Galland, solicitors, 11, New Palace-yard, West-
minster; or, the Auctioneers, Chester. sep9

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, IN BEDFORD-STREET.
MESSRS. WALKER & ACKERLEY will OFFER
for. SALE by AUCTION, on Thursday, the 22nd

instant, at Two o'clock. precisely,

South John-street, Liverpool, unle

tisly disposed of

by,Private Sale,
A MESSUAGE or DWELLING-lIGUSE, sittate on the west
side of and being No. 9, in Bedford-street North, in Liverpool.
The Property is Leasehold under the Corporation of Liver-
pool for a Term, of which upwards of • Forty-eight Years arc
Unexpired, and is now Let for the Annual Rent of £7O. The
Property will be sold subject to such conditions of sale as shall
be produced at the sale.
For particulars and cards to view the Premises, apply to
Messrs. Townsend, Ridley, and Jackson, Solicitors, Liverpool
and Birkenhead.

BY MR. WYLIE,
On 111oriday, the 19th instant, at Six o'clock in
Evening, at the King William the Fourth Hotel, Crown-
street, subject to conditions of sale to be then and there pro-
duced, by order of the Executors of Mr. John Cooper

deceased,
APIECE of LAND, situate ,on the east ski(
Hardwick-street, north side of Stand,
side of Hyde-street, in LiverTß.ol,. containing

itreet, and tic

.n front to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

!OLLARD

bly, under the usual price, at
rsal. .Music Depot, Cross-street
a superb Cottage PIANO-FORTI
ristias and imp

its of t

teir manufactory one

I) GEOLOGICAL ROCK.
VID DYSON, Esq., of
,r gale, either in Lots or

ht, Aria

al mountings

two double-purchase
),urchasc ditto, with
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

gittted,.as injury to both must be the inevitable

re*nit. From a seeming diminution in the Rads

required to supptfrt the turn

-outs, an opinion

beginsno prevail that the strike i,4

now drxwing

to a don ; and that; after
_subjecti4 themselv.ps

and their'families to• severe privation's, the opera-

tives will .W compelleetto give in without having
effected the object which they had in 'criew.

LORD MALMESSURIT'S vindication goer 012 by a

steady process, and-with w sure promise. One of
the best services which-the' country receiv from

a parliamentary recess is, that temporary 1411 in

the war of political pa.ssierts, in which men' 'limy
be disposed to listen less unwillingly to the v6iee.

of 'reason, and the claims of imtiee and candour

Th;e• cause which has passed.' ranster, or ever

snatched a triumph, on the. parliamentary stage,
and amid the strifes of parties) may be utterly
unable to bear the sifting of national deliberation,

when. the excitement has subsided: On the other
I;and, the Opposition which has, condernuerl a

Mihistry, and raised its authors to• power, may

turn. out to: have been the unserupulouAtriumph

of faction, and the defeat of patient merit

liefactious move of tlic

MRSTON clique has achieved it

access

Lord JOHN

t the Foreign-office doingnothing

9r, possibly, cloing mischief, they are very, content

to let the

aestion

?on which they pretendei

rest their charges against the last Government

sink into silent

But it is our policy to keep

let—to rescue it from an oblivion so

who d.read:t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

ip of the Russian Loan is quoted-} to .7, prein

Consols are officially marked 952,1 to 957,

for mone's

Ind 953-, for the 7th of September. The present

quotation is 951

3 both for money and the

the Three per Cents

Reduced, at 96,+ to

New Three per Cents., at 96,!T to ; the Indian

Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, at 95 ; ditto

New Loan, at 99 to 991 ; India Bonds, at 4s. dis. ;
and Exchequer Bills, at 21s. prem. The Foreign
Stock Market is quiet. Turkish stocks are fairly
supported, the Old Loan being quoted 83 to 84,
and the New,. 701 to 74 ex div. Spanish

Bonds are again inquired for, and Mexican are

well supported at the

late advance,

THE FUNDS

Consols, Money , 95

!LOSING PRICES.
I Bank Stock... .
1 Three per Cents

7,7Accoait 954-
Exchequer Bills 21 4

RAILWAY SHARES

Amb. Not. &E. J. 61
Caledonians . . . . 662
Dutch Rhenish . .

-CLOSING PRICES.
Lancas. & York.. 981 9
L. &N. Western
L. and S. West'n 924

Eastern Counties. 564 7
East. Lancashire.
Edinburgh & Glas 73 5
Greit Northern 1014 2

_Rens Northern.. 441
Man. Sheff. &Lin 25,1- 61
Midland Stock 1041 51
North British 601 lit
N. Staffordshire..
S. E. & Dover .. 77 4
York, New. & Ber 89 90
York & N. Mid.. 721

A. 85- 7

Gt. Westerns....
G.Wes. of Canada 141 5
Gd.lTrnk. of Can. 33 5

BANK AF ENGI

AND RETURNS

ISSUE DEI

Notes issued

30,401,150

£30,401,150

BANKING BE

Proprietor's Capital 14,55,000

Rest 3,689,021
Public Deposits 7,816,480
Other Deposits 12,740,833
Seven day and other 889,415
Bills

£39,688,749 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

BY ROYAL

PHOTOGRAPHIC AND ART STUDIO,
HAATELOCK-BIIIIN GS, BOLD-STREET.
P. C. STORTZ

the lovers of art and science that he has secured
for himself the License for the •
TWO NEW PATENTS,
THE SOLAR CAMERA, FOR: LIFE-SIZE PORTRAITS,

Begs to inlor

AND
TIIE WAX PROCESS,
For SUPERSEDING IVORY for Photographic Minatures,
which are working now in co-operation with
THE NEW CAMERA FOR REPRODUCTION,
Constructed after Mr. S's own designs, end the improved
process for GROUP,S of FAMILIES and CLUBS, finished in
MEZZOTINT OR MINIATURE STYLE.

BEADY FOR SITTINGS FROM NINE TILL SUE O'CLOCK
AT Tilt STUDIOSRAVELOCK-TITILDINGS, BOLD-STREET

TrilE ORIGINAt FOOD FOR CATTLE. The
J_ Public are hereby informed that there 'no longer exists a
—.RsSity for paying 50s. and 565. per to for Cattle Food, when
obtain for 40s. and 465. per cwt. the "ORIGINAL
FOOD FOR. CATTLE," invented by Mr.. J. Fawcett, Albert
Works, Strange •ays, Manchester, and manufactured by him
for 17 months r " THORLEY."
0 .E HUNDRED POUNDS . ..

nec
they may

WILL BE IfAID to any one affording
Crary of the above statement.

any proof to the con-

n ample period has elapsed, and the test of many a trial

to establiph its effirney and extenf,
rope and America,—in Royal Sta!di
and in the Farmer's yard, 'its' a

known, and its VSE IS UNIVERSAL. The vigour of constant
health croated by a "Corrective Diet," and complete digestion,
a zest for work, a-,ld a beauty in condition, are the prescriptive
it has conferred. (bee Testimonials.)

at 10s. aad 20s. each,

fn warded on recciiit of

=I. •
I to any Railway Statflis. for 40s. cwt. Casks,
'Feeds; and 46a. cwt. Casks, containing 44.0

p... 0 •
PATENT CAKE FOR.CATTLE
, of the established

.er to
to Oil Cak

Royal Patent

Linseed Ca,

HERS OF. AIITIFICIAL MAN

SII AM .11 0 N

£G 10s. per ten

AMMONIACAL GUANO,

In Bags, LB 10s. per t

PHOSPHATE OF LIME,

In Bags, £7 10s. yer to:

VIrItIOLIZED PERUVIAN GUANO,
In Bags, £l2 10s. per ton.

ors, Patentees, and Manufacturers, Tiessrs,
kN and CoueANT, Albert Works, Stralgew ays,
bslildings, Corporation -street, Man2l,..ester.

Tuatara/al applications for AGENCIES from unrepresented
dititziota wia be elated:tined, aad liberal terms accorded. mws
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

ii very, serious cousequeme

bridge and Mason's Lane-bridge, near Dudley
For some time past, the limestone, workings..of Mr. F.
Giles have • caused some little npprehension to the
agents of the Canal. Company, and they accordingly used
every precaution-to.prevent an accident. About eight
o'clock on the evening fir question; one of the workmen
in the 'employ of the company, perceiving the canal
banks gradually sinking, summoned assistance,, and
commenced as fast 'as possible putting in the stop
planks at the two bridges; in order to shut off the .ina n
body of the canal at each of those points. Before t7iis
could he -done, however, the bank sank six or eiglit
feet, with a fearful crash, and the water from about 400

yards of -canal dispersed itself, some into • the brook,
some into a lower level of the• canal, the rest remaining
in the hollows close by. As there are other routes open,
the traffic of, the" district will not be much inconve,
nieneed. Fortunately, the damage done to property is
inconsiderable, ; but had the above taken place in the
night, blocks of buildings would have been washed
away, and great mischief done.—Birmingham Daily
Post.

1-InnyEsT Hols,—The inhabitants of Ayls'tam,.Nor.-
folk, celebrated- their harvest home in the vicanige
grounds-on the 31st of August. The weather, unfortu-
nately, did not prove favourable; but it was not bad
enough , materially to. interfere with the days' amuse-
ments. Divine service was• celebrated in the parish
church at a quarter before one, when appropriate hymns
were sung, and a short address was delivered by the
vicar, from Isaiah ix., 3—" They joy before Theo
according j to the oy in harvest." At two o'clock
430 men, women, and children, including a band, sat
down to a most substantial and excellent dinner of
smoking joints of beef and mutton, • Norfolk dump-
lings, and plum pudding, under the spreading
branches of two noble walnut trees, which etfectually
protected the party from a slight rain which fell at
times. The dinner was provided and joined in by the
employers, ten in number. A pint of good tab:e beer
.was provided for each person at the dinner, and a sapply
of porter, with pipes and tobacco afterwards. The cost
of these. with every other expense incurred, was defrayed

by a fund raised by the inhabitants. After canner a few
toasts were propos3d, but there were no speeches. and
amusements
n to
t party, o
provided an d rofourngti.eli
o:ahennoekion
,naa.
nsmediAlugsaTocai3ohlhganieebip.dgila
seeeianpwts
ayeiatttpdh:2lyelgvvivii,:tia.
jaerioas
vtiaevey
boliteto;doe to os
the
hsltoptheneha,
aatNif oldestt\t eirtsxito rag,aoclhnll 1 lot present,eaA;kon Tea and harvest cakes we
there was a display of fireworks, and the evening
r
commemoration, and expressing themselves most anxious
to participate in a similar frolic another year. There was
not .a single case of misconduct or intemperance, AM'
not a word uttered which could have offended the Me
delicate ear.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

tsates err qkuttian.

FORTY-ONE -I
Modern ILOUSEHOL

g CARDEN HURDLES,
,URNITURE and other genuine

ESSRS. F. & J. lIODGSON will SELL by
IL AUCTION, on Wednesda3, 7th September, punctually

modern
mahoganY : Six eat

RNITURE, comprising•

in green morocco leathe

I sofa in ha

tables

ier, ditto with serpentine
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

veined with gold or silver

its being so generally becoming.
Ribbons are used in trimming every part of the toilett
from the slipper.to the coiffure. A very narrow ribbc
is often placed on . the edge of the hem in flounces of
thin material. This ribbon is sometimes quite plain,
others it is edged with blaCk lace, white guipure,
blond.

On a very pretty laurel-green dress lately made in of
of our first houses were seven flounces, each edged wi
a fluted ribbon of the same colour as the dress.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

ate business, being

the Out-

'he furniture,plateTh-ousefinTiT,
, about fifty tons of prime hay in
an be had at a fair valuation ; or
tely, if necessary. Cause of sale,

'uns the Mail,6r every

C 0 B

AGENT,

F,ATABLISRED 1848

3ASNETT-STREET, gorne; of. Leigh-street.
ETTING of WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS,
',LS, ALE and PORTER VAULTS, &e.
:ouses from £7O to £1,500 Goodwill, may be had
on application at the Office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

The CELLARING under the Hall to be LET

►ro be LET; DOUBLE OFFICES and LARGE CELLARS,

v,. with front and back

entrances' to each

Also, -Two flood FAMILY HOUSES, in

Queen's-road, Everton, and One at Rainhill. Apply to Owen
and Mence, first or last address. 656

MO LET, First-rate Premises in South Castle-street, being
the best Situation in Liverpool for the Shipping Trade,
and suitable for an Ironmonger, Skip Store Dealer, or other
Trades, consisting of a good Shop, with large Cellars
beneath, which have been lately occupied by Mr. Tasker,
Ironmonger.—Apply to Betteley and Co., 6, King-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.

Zto rrr het

TO be SOLD or LET, a reeently-erecred ants most :Aosta
tially-built, DWELLING-HOUSE, situate No. 103, Bedfor

e and lofty e

,oms: kitellens, larders, &c., on the base-
large bedrooms, dressing- and bath-rooms
innly of he

in each) above

Vrrsong Manteb

WANTED, a KITCHEN SERVANT, wt
preferred.---Apply at 39, Mount-pl

rANTI
V to do
it 100. Myrtle-stre(

SERVANT-0}

.n Daily Times offic

A "Young Man, enjoying the comforts of a
menu (parlour and bedroom), m
other to JOIN him. Sep
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

SAILED.

Nemesis (ss), 31o:

Sept: 2
Rose of England, TulladL, ,
Valparaiso Shiunrock,Drene,r,L
Petehelee, Smith Lima I Gulf Stream, liiggwol
NCW "
Gannet (ss), Bond ...Dunkirk
Memphis, Connor,
Cape a Good Tlope
DEMI) (ss), Ahderson...Lisbon
John Bright, Cutting,
New York
Mooresfort " Calcutta j Mars, Anders

Ghazepore, Greea •d`
Hamburg (ss), SPecif

Sir R.. Aberzroir.by,

FOREIGN PORTS

Tickler, and QUeen of the Age, both hence at 11.95a,,c
Ferris, hence at Cadiz for Buenos Ayres, and P"'

Hyndeford, hence at Rio Janeiro for Bombay,
Eclipse, Roberts, from Halifax; Polly, Rune',, J
Prospero, front Newfoundllnlci; Rob Roy, from °
Kelpie, from Harbour Grace; Eleanor, and 14—
Bahia-; Mignon, from Gaspe ; and Robert Jones
all at-PernambucO.
E3then, C.arke ; M
Video
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

JOHN
0 that he obtains immediate pfotection, both to person

fficulties

. , .
property, on the most reasonable terms. Rents and Debts
speedily recovered, and all moneys promptly paid over. Apply
to John F. Whitelock, Auctioneer and. Accountant, .52, Man-
ch, ster-street, Liverpool. ,

TonN F. WIIITELOCK has to LET a number of first-class
0 Free WINE and SPIRIT :VAULTS, situate in the principal
parts of Liverpool, at in-comings from £BO to £l,OOO. Also,
several BEERHOUSES, frim £l5 to ENO. Parties dei4rous of
entering the Public line will do well to call upon John F.
Alirtionppr. &c.. 55. ATaneliPstor-street_

JOHN F. WHITELOCK has been favoured with instructions
to LET a Free WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS in one of the
greatest thoroughfares in tam, and doing a good trade. In-
coming £4OO, well worth £6OD. This to a man of business will
prove a fortune. For particulars apply to John F. Whiteloek,
_ .

WANTED
to

spectable Person as NURSEMAID.—AppIy
Wilson, 3lelyide.-Cottnge-,-
.ne, Birkenhead, bottom hOuse in the garden; • tis 6.

Grange-:

WANTED, a respectable YOUNG MAN, as COACHMAN.
One having some knowledge of gardening 'would be
-Applications, with references, t. 9 be addressed to
son-street.' 6a29

preferred.-
A. P., 44, lius

WANTED, a SERVANT WOMAN, of steady habits, and
of middle are (Irish:) • Mnst have a first-rate charac-
ter, as she can make the' place 'a' home. See reference list,
Northern Daily Times office. 3sl

WANTED, an active Youth, about 15 years old, as READ-
ING-BOY on a daily newspaper. 'Mast be well up to
reading, manuscript.---Apply at the Northern Daily Tines
office, 40, Leigh-street, Parker-street, after six o'clock in the,

evening.

. .
WANTED, a Youth who writes a good hand and is quick at
figures, as JUNIOR CLERN„ in a Saw Mill. Wages
10s. per week. One wl o has some knowledge of the Timber
Trade preferred. Address, in applicant's handwriting, enclos-
ing references, to N. 53, Northern Timie's office. f,s •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

TEA Olt COFFEE.

LONDON IMPERIAL

ALLSOP'S ITIAFINE
cAoNNDDITioINI.ILD ALES,

ANGEL

LARDER,
IN NORTH JOIIN-STREET FROY
DA LB STREET.

FIRST Da

LONDON AND PROVINCIAL PAPERS.

NOTTINGHAM STRONG ALE
WINES, SPIRITS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

his celebrated countrymn, David Roberts, 'R.A..; a
Hardman, A.R.S.A., contributes "

a "Gelleviev

last year, is, nevertheless, e7ktitled to a high place
popular esteem. " Spring," by Milais ; " Cowpe
Mother," by Alexander Johnston ; " Parting Worth
by Barwell ; " Late Again," by Robert Greenlees,
Glasgow ; " May-Day," by John Ritchie, and a num
ous collection of fine minatures, by Herbert ; togeti

with a host of other works, which, in these cursory
servations it is impossible to particularise, constitut
collection entitled to careful study, and which will
pay many visits to the gallery.

TIM LIVERPOOL SOCIETY OF THE FINE ART

Is last,

auspices of this body, takes place in tne commomous -
and well-arranged galleries belonging to the society in 11
Bold-street. The general aspect of this collection is
inviting in a high degree ; and what is more to the pur-
pose, the individual works of which it is composed are rtt

manifestly such as will improve upon acquaintance. !-
These galleries are rich in landscape and figure subjects, M

- .
many of which are possessed of the freshness of

novelty, and are enhanced in merit by features of
great intrinsic excellence. Among the leading pictures
which adorn the walls of these galleries, Elmer's fine
picture of " Charles V. at Trieste" commands attention,

and will recompense study. It is rich and mellow in
colour, full in composition, and pulpy in style. " A
Scene in Norway," by A. Lieu, is crisp and natural in
handling, as well as truthful and sweet in colour and
effect. Herrick's " Scene from Othello" is an effective

picture, and on the whole pleasing-
achieved in delineating theatriea'

portrait clepartnimit we recognise an exeAlent likeness
of Mr. Richard Shiel, from the easel of Mr. J. P:

Knight. A conspicuous and distinguishing, as welt
as pleasing
feature of this exhibition, will be found
• -P art which

lese consist, o:

statuette 3, busts, and basso-re

lievos, of grea

and nu less merit

gratified to notice a highly meritorious portrait bust
of our respected mayor' (William Preston, Esq.,)
froni the spatula of our townsman, Mr. C. E. Smith,
who also contributes another spirited and characteristic
bust of Mr. Ilerdman. An attractive, because delicately,
Yet firmly handled bronze statuette of a Parsee, by
134 rote Marochetti, deserves more than a mere passing
notice.. It iss clever sing artistiny happily composedt, and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

REMOVED TO
32, •s,O U TAT. C A S T• •E -S T R E E T,
FROM
88, OLDHALL-Sr

REET

The above Portable Clocks (without ehains

or weights) are acknowledged to be the cheap-

est, best, and most useful ever offered to the

public ; they have an established reputation

for :their accuracy and durability—(see opi

nions of the Lii-erpool and local press'
.)/

R'!!!•:~~lf!!I~:LNI~t

.1I 1111 tune

SHIP, AND HOUSE ' CLoCTS.;
WAIVE , MKS,
• •
AND JEWELLERY E AND REPALItIiP OIsT:THE MOST REASONABLE TEIWS
RS CLO

Orders by post promptly attended to

Closed on Saturdo

tiil duck

Alarms can be set with the greatest facility to

arouse the soundest sleeper at any.hour re-

quired• Although offered at so low a price,

every clok is carefully emarained by expe-

rienced workmen wader B. L.'s personal super-

intendence, and are warranted to keep correct
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

one dimble-purchase ditto ;
—all new. A large quantity

;onipet c

Ity of ;h:

Fairbairn's patent

Lip to five Inc

icr articles, too numerous to
advertisement. —Apply at
, Tabley-street Iron Works,

,e due notice will be given
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

POLICE COURT.--YI;sTERPA Y.

[Before Mr. PB.EsToN.]
I:ITAINING .A LETTER ON FALSE PEITrENCES.-
Margaret Long was charged with the followingeffence :
—Mary O'Dea is a widow, and used to :reside in
a court off Chartres-street. She had a son, who went
out to Amefica as a seaman, and who occasionally
sent her some mowy. The wuiow left the =court in
which she resided, and on the 19th of August the lettc
. • . 1-

carrier of the district went into tae court 111 axestion,
called out Mary O'bea., and handed the letter '
prisoner, who said-the was the person -

No more'

t Long met Mrs-.ol)na,,Anf

•eceived from her son: "Nothing

red for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

MATRIMONIAL

THE Advertiser, whose age is twenty-five, of a good per-
sonal appearance, is desirous of Opening a Correspon-
dence with some lady, not over thirty, with a view to Matri-
mony. She must be of some education, and a kind agreeable
disposition, and will meet with the same in return. Those
who ate sincere may address, with perfect confidence, Edward
G. Weston, Havre, France.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

Thum, and Edith, all

T, and Allan, from

Ferris, from Cadiz, and 1
at Monte Video.
Albatross (s s), and Donegal, both hence at Helva

S' REPORTS

Report of the Ravextscraig, from Singapore at LivV-Fil"
Edwin Fox, Singapore for -Lsiidon, in lat: rG S*,

E., June 8
lludaeon, Penal'
July 4.
Stunner, Kurrachee for London, in lat
July 7

for Falmouth, in lat. 30 S., I°J

24 s., lop

Shanghai for London, forty mile

Berwick Walls, ...
St. Helena, July 12.
Kalliboka, for Liverpool, sixty miles N. of
July 13.
Glmalva, Bombay to, London, in lat. 6 28 S., I
July 16.
Ariel, Algoa Bay to London, in lat. 11 28 S., lo
July 28.

Henry, bound south, in lat. 11 55 S., lon.
Courh t./., for London, in lat. 34 24 N
August 11.
Coringa, Melbourne to - London, in 1at.:45
19 45 W.
City of Derry, Colombo to London, in hit. 47
11 5 W.

OUTPORTS.

DEAL, Sept. 2.---Arrived aid passed : Glonon04,1'0:11
London ; Asia, Barbadoes to London ; S2a Queen,t7
London; Alphia, and Mary Gill:spie, north to We's,!cg
Shields to Mediterranean ; Snowdrop, north CO .0 1)
Francisco, Havana to London; Nepaul, Cochin 'toll,
Conce2ione, Shields to Genoa ; Violet, Gibralta,l: "der,

William Forrest, Shields to Genoa ; Constance,
Bordeaux; Extelsoir, Sunderland to Colonibo,ii
London; Havelock, London to A'goa Bay;
9t•don
Kitts to London ; Oriental Queen, Bassiea to Loll
Shields to Alicante.

• a ;

GRAVESEND, Sept. 2.---Arrived Vere,
thnimin, Colombo; Barth Bill, -Petersburg
'Aiediffa'Pet, Tobago ;' Zone, Dominica ; Gli
Agilo; Mary Garland, Porto Rico; Na Sa AleWri
Talbot, Calcutta ; Howard, Archangel; Uniou!,:;i,,
gress, and Oliver Mos,:ss, Quebec; Scargo, MataPf,4o;:,,i
toa, Calcutta ; Anna Elizabeth, Danzic • Lord twiii.;
Dunkirk ; Switzerland, Manilla;- Volunteer, A.rb
eh
mede, Prince Edward Island ; Gertrude, Arebaucoe
Cronstadt. Sailed : Monarcn, Port Phillip ; Irk
ram Elizabeth and Catherine, Villa Nova
;',uerasey ; Shelburn, Colombo ; Flora Eros
Maria Eliza, Petersbu

BELFAST; Sept. 2
Sultan, Archangel;
415 n; J. and R. Youn,-,
Ne.w Orleans, put in, r

Aliba Penna, n'ifjo
)anzic. Sailed 'Lice

Amvec
Nndrews,
Ardrossh

Kolas
,7,ain sailed.

QUEENSTOWN, Si

--Arrived Kangaro

for New York,

GREENOCK, Sep

Arrived : Pioneer, frd

Cronstidt ; WD.
Denelia, Syd
Wide Awakc

raaium, Hava is
Pladda
Quebec; • Antigua, I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL

I St. Martin's Market. Information as to situation and
other particulars may be obtained from Mr. Stonehouse, the
Superintendent of the Market. Sealed Tenders, stating rent
proposed to be given, with reference as to respeetalailitv, must
be sent, addressed to the "Chairman of the Markets Com-
mittee, Town-hall, Liverpool," on or before Saturday next,
the 3rd day of September, 1859. The Committee do not bind
themselves to accept the highest Te:der.—By. order,
WM. SHUTTLEWOIITH, .Town Clerk.
Town-hall, 31st August, 1859. 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

tottanD.

AVA
Is intended to Imre LiTerpool, for Greenock and Glass
every WEDNESDAY, Returning from Greenock and Glasgow
every SATURDAY,' unless prevented by any unforeseen occur-
rence.—For rate of freight, &c., which is moderate, apply, in

STEAM TO GREENOCK AND G
The new Serew-stenme,
T II E T I
Capt. KENNEDY,
650 tons,

LASGOW

I Liverpool, to
TAYLOR, TIPPER, & RICHARDSON, Water-steet,

berth;—Tractrigar '
Do. 48, North side Broomielaw, Glasl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

INTO,-

FROM Qrs.
Ireland - 150
Coastwise .
Canada &
otherßri.
Col.outof
Europe...
U. States... ...
Europe,&c. 1172
Egypt ......

INTO.o ''''
Runcorn ...

Total I 1322

EXPORTS TO
For. Parts
Ireland 159
Coastwise , 219
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

FRIDAY EVENING

The demand for Cotton to-day

was quiet, the

sales reaching 7,000 bales, including 500 on

speculation and for export. The business is thus
alluded to by Messrs. G. Holt & Co. in their cir-

cular of this evening

Our market is quite steady, fully maintaining the
quotations given in our circular of last week, especially
„..

in the middting and better descriptions of American ;
these qualities, free from dust and sand and pretty good
in staple, are not only difficult to purchase, but are also
rather dearer, though not amounting to more than
one-sixteenth of-a-peuny per lb. ;. the other sorts are
abundantly offered for sale at former prices. We now
quote middling Uplands 6:74d.; Mobile 7d. 1-16 d. ; and
Orleans, 7d. 3-16 d. The Committee of Brokers place
fair Uplands 70.; Mobile, ; ftbi
• • •

LUAU,' ogu.
The improved tone in the Manchester market on Tues-
day last has no doubt given more firmness to holders ;
but with the exception of the slight advance noticed
•

tatty aescrip-
on. Surats, however, owing to the
port, are abundantly offering for sale,
)etter qualities there has been a slight
Klvices from America do not
zenerally, 'however, confirm-

giving

novelty

ing thetprevions acct
Cron. All parti

of good weather for the
in agree that we shall requirt,
large amount to meet the growing consumption of th,
world. 4,070 American are reported to have been
taken on speculation ; 2,680 American, 980 Egyptian,
940 Pernam, 100 Bahia, 50 Maranham, and 2,290
Surat, for export ; so that the deliveries to the trade
for the week have been about 16,100 bales.

The market for the Public Funds and Securi-

ties was very quiet and steady to-day. But little
business was done, and at the close there was a