Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-05 00:00:00

it cannot enforee the.law- upon these wicsea a 111mw4., •-,- . ........ ualc ueniana was fair, ana moaerate sans were
it because juries will not convict. Well, if it cannot, nude.. Wh?at was firmer for good to prime newqualities,
icnofluincttutlaiendpteinleallt‘yllriodf Nt'.hiOltataiOtni,ealestt it t bwedtkist;
no
tell! leviohille.acceolm monooantdonoeil,2vd,spook)
bushels,
including new
pease and na efforts to prevent the violation, and to white Kentucky at Si 40e. to' $1 50c ,' fieiv white
outhern.lsT:o"neartgtt.eb
litCria':rooc.al.il,na'arziitelliklie'e '‘,,vi.s:laiiiiee'stde.
fsrame thete wf-raettechte6d
Nyvtteiillll §hoefyou:.c..Ohio, Indianaand
a at
new-reds l 4 ,
8-
$ 1 26 c. ,1 andtoe
fru .mixed
State
yellow
nna d-t
and scarce and firmer. The sales embracetdo,aBbQoeu„tlsvoe..soto-
- lucre's sake consign them. tacky Si 2.5 c., Chicago
'Southern Illinois at p. t. Corn' N
countrymen's
heartlessly
vas in good demand,
WASHINGTON, .August 21, 1859. bushels, including mixed Western at 7ern yellow at 82e., and round, mli so' Sc.
There is but little if any doubt, from circum- 84e to 85e. Rye was firmly held, with sales of 1,600
stances which,have recently transpired, that a bushels at.7Bc. to 80c.. Barley was quiet; Oats were
convention or treaty, between the United States in good request and firmer, with sales
and Mexico will soon be concluded, and received • Western and Canadian at 38e. to 40c.
here•from Minister McLane early in September, COFFEE.--The market was steady. but quiet. 200
in which event Senor Lerdo will return to New bags St. Domingo were sold at 10:4e, and' 100 bags
dl u.
bd ;
him,tli e
aY:ralln'gelriethnts'alN;cieadvy to conclude
/ace in Java, and it was reported that
33,000 mats had
first laying his plans before the Juarez government,
piencsutenaidar:fr
Place
at 10,1 c. A speculative movement has taken
without a-ni-
as he originally intended. This treaty will CorroN.—The
sales
market was te
s alout 600 barrels,
probably . be confined mainly, to the United nation. embraced. .
changed hands, taken by
.Gedrireabllultlollse9. '
closing at about the following quotations .
States transit over Mexican territory, with certain . updand. Florida. Itobile. .N.O. 4 Texas•
commercial privileges or exemption from customs • Ordinary
duties in that connection, together ,with provision . Middling fair 12/ 121 131
for adequate means of protection. It is con- Fair 13- 13 14 14
fidently asserted that the compensation for these FRElORTS.—Engagements were quite limited for
advantages can easily be rendered mutually gatis,.. Liverpool, while rates were without change of moment.
factory. Other treaties will be proposed in due Cottsn was at 7-32 d. to id. Flour :was last engaged at
time, and in these - arrangements there is no is. to ls. 6d.
reason to doubt provision will be made for the lIAY.—OId was scarce, with small sales for shipment
at 70e. to 7oc. The supplies of new come in slowly,
satisfactiOn - of the American claims against while the demand from the city trade v
Mexico. Distinguished friends of the Juarez HlDES.—There has. beenrs
more
iilsasttioeandyi
n our
governMent, including_ a number of Mexicans market this week, the trade having shown more disposi.
now here, regard the latest Mexican news as Lion to operate ; and the importers having subm'tted to
additionally encouraging to the cause of the con- , a decline on most of the common hides, transactions
stitntionalists, and speak of the excommunication have been to a fair extent. The sales have 'been BS
of that party by the Archbishop of Mexico as a follows :-.5,000 Buenos Ares, 251 c., six months; 2,000
harmless proceeding. . , do., 26c., six nionths,; 5,000 Vera Cruz, on private
terns ; 5,000 Bogota and Savanilla, on private terms ;
2,000 Maracaibo, on private terms; 1,100 Barcelona,
20c., six months.
. InoN.--,TIiC sales embraced7o tons of Scotch pig, at
$24 50c., six, months. ' '
lA:Am.—Steady, with sales reported of 850 to 1,000
barrels, including common at 65c,, and lump at $1 15c.
fsr Rockland,
MOLASSFS.—A cargo of Cuba, comprising 314 hhds.,
for distilling, was sold on private terms. • • .
NAVAL STORR.S.—Quiet, and quotations for most
descriptions were nominal,
Pnovisiows.—Pork : . The market was firmer and die
demand good. The sales embraced about 1,500 brls., in-
cluJing 116tif mess at .i.,i 311 e. to $l4 50c. ; thin messat
.513 123 c. to $l3 20c., and prime at $lO 121 c. Beef was
heavy, while prices were firm, with sales of about 126
brls., including country prime at $5 50c. to $6, country
mess at $7 to $B, repacked mess at $8 to $lO 50e., and extra
do. at $lO 874 c. to $l2 50c. Cut meats were in fair re-
quest and were firm, with sales of 125 hhds., including
shoulders at qc., and hams at Sc. to 81c. Lard was
steady, with sales of 275 brls. at 10,1 e. to Ile. Butter
and cheese were steady, and in fair demand at Saturday's
quotations.
RlCE.—There has been some movement in this article
within two or three days. On Saturday the sales footed
up about 1,300 casks, and to-day about 420 do., all
within the range of 31c. to 43c. .
SUGAR.—The sales embraced_ about 1,000 klids., in-
cluded in which were 60 hhds. Porto Rico, at 63,e. The
remainder consisted Of Chiba refining andgrocery grades,
within the range of 51e. to 6'4c., with} 400 boxes on p.t.,
and 50 44), at. 61-0, .

WASHINGTON, August 22, 1859.
Vera Cruz dates of the 11th instant, received
at New Orleans, say that Mcssrs. Hargous and
Jecker have purchased the Tehuantepec. Transit
route, and that their agent at Minatitian has
been ordered to engage engineers to recommence
work upon it. The steam-ship Adriatic is to run
on the Pacific side.

FROM iiiyANAt
NEW ORLEAIvs, August A, 1859.
The steam-ship Cahawba, from Havana, with
advices of the ltith inst., arrived to-day. The po-
litical• news is unimportant. Two additional
cargoes of Coolies had arrived at Havana.
Sugar firm at 74c. to Bc. Lard buoyant, and sell-
ing at 18c. to 19c. Exchange on London, 14 to

LIST OF PASSENGERS BY TILE ARABIA.—FrOM 1308/072.:
Mr. Tiffany, lady, and infant, Miss L. Tiffany, Miss S.
Tiffany, Miss Orr, Master T. Tiffany; Master D. Tiffany,
Mr. Cordes anna ladY, Mr. Van Berger, Coffin, Brun,
Mackie, Bertrand,-Pollard,,,Tenneson, Carpenter, Emery,
Walton, Crafts, Washbnrn, Appleton, Dimmoek, Shaw,
"larding, Chambers, Colonel J. S. &locum, Mrs. Hill,
Mr. Searing, Gritliths;' Edstis, Craster, Landcblade,
Moray, three Sisters of N'otre Dame, Mrs. Lasser and
infant, Mrs. Miller, and Mr. Ferguson. Frona

COMMERCIAT

NEW YORIC, August 22
Money is very easy 'to-day.: ; Call loans are
below 6' pier cent.. but the bulk -of the business