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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

By Britiskand Irish Magnetic Telegi aph.

TATTERSALL'S.-YESTERDAY.

LA TEST BETTING.

BT. LEG ER.
6 to 4 agst Think Bonny (taken)
9 .. 4 ... Ignoramus (taken)
9 .. 1 .. Tournament (offered)
25 ... 1 .. Anton (offered)

RADCLIFFE RACES.—YESTERDAY.
HEATON PARK HANDICAP.
Lazy Lass . .. 1I De Ginkle 2
1 hree ran.
TWO-YEAR OLD STAKES.
Hesperithusa ...1 I Cinderella 2 I Lot 3 ... 3
Three ran.
WILTON CUP.
Bracken .. .1 Game Pullet I Green Castle ..3
Four ran.
STAND PLATE

Sky cutter
Five ran.

At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh•street.
BOYS are CLOTHED from the Ages of 6 to 20 Yews.

ELECTRO-PLATE Goons.—There are few branches of art that more
perfection has been attained in than in this portion of our manufac-
ture, and the most beautiful specimens of spoons, forks, gobles, and
other table articles of the sort, may be men at ➢ir. E. T. Hall's, of
South John-street, who, to his other branches of business, has added
a department for the sale of these articles, having bsen appointed
agent to one of the first manufacturers in Birmingham. The designs
is these articles are beautiful, the quality very superior (nearly as good
as silver), and the price, considering all these, moderate to a degree.
An inspection of the goods will prove the abave facts.—Northern
Times.

Tot Spoons.
Dessert Do. .... ..
.. . 181,
Table Do. .... ........... .. • • .. •• 245. ~
Dessert Forks
• . ...... 183. „
Table D 0...
••• •••• •••• .•

Commerzfat Sakg.

THIS DAY.

• Tins DAY, the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' office, Royal Rank-buildings,
103 Bales Bombay HEMP,
ex Murelaug Albert Dock.
186 Bales, about 8 tons loose, Bombay HEMP,
ex Hilton, No. 9, Albert Dock.—For p irticulars apply to
THORN EWILL and BROOM, Broker 9.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

Go bt .Eol7J.

AN excellent full-size Town CART, on springs,
will be OFFERED at Lucas's on WEDNESDAY
next, to settl3 an account.

TO be SOLD, a splendid Bay PONY, with
good action, steady in harness, and remarkably
quiet. —May be seen at Mr. Lloyd's Livery StaLles, Newington.

KENTLEDUE. —A large well-assorted Stock
always on hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig) IRON.
WILLIAM F. SIM & CO., Sweeting street.

TO be SLD Two GOLD RINGS, and Two
GOLD PINS, value 45 shillings, lowest price
PO shillings..--Apply, at W. Ross, Eldon Dining Rooms, South
John-street.

rpo be SOLD, a bargain, a PONY, quite gentle
in harness, fit for a small Gig or Phaeton, or a small
Butcher's Trap.—Apply, this day on'y, at 25, Sir Thomas's-buildings.

TO COW-KEEPERS AND OTHERS.
0 be SOLD, a bargain, Two fine COWS in
fall milk. May be seen at No. 6, Arrow-street.
Wavertree-road.

TO be SOLD, a handsome Roan HORSE,
16 hands high, has very good action, and war-
ranted steady both to ride and drive.—Apply Box G. 53, Post
Office, Liverpool, or to Mr. Kirkham. Veterinary surgeon, West
Derby.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

EXPeRT BRUSH & MAT MANUFACTORY
WALTER MORGAN,
33, SOUTH JOHN STREET,
COCO/. FIBRE MATTING, CARRIAGE RUGS, &o
OFFICES FITTED UP.

T R. CAMERON,
EIP ve WATCH AND CHRCNOMETER MAKER,
54, SOUTH CLSTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
.LIARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, or HIRE.
SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROMETERS,
CHARTS, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

lI tide.

FOR SALE the Clipper Barque STARLIGHT,
, 3 iG tons register, and about 423 !ons builder's measure-
ment; length. 133 feet; breadth, 26 feet 1-•oth.; depth,
13 fret 6-101hs. This ves_el was built at nobbinston,
in the State of ain, in 1851. In 1851 she was
thoroughly ftlste-ed and ye'low metalled at Liverpool, and classed
atiLloyd's A 1 for 4 year.. She carries and sails well, is well found
in Stores, and is especially rdapted for any erode whe. e a lig;:t draft
of water is required. Lying in B7alll ey nlOore dock.—For inven-
tories and further particul,rs apply to C UN I ED, W I I,SON,
Brokers fur the Sale and Purchase of Ships, 5, 1(0:k-buildings, Dale-
'Street, Liverpool.

0a
4 FOR SA LE, the well-known Bargle C LIO, 296
. • .., tone, 0.m., 345 tons register; length, 100 feet, breadth,
, ~ ' ' 22 feet 6 inches; depth, 15 feet, 8-10ths ; built at P. E.
- ^.7' • I laud in 1848, and in 1853 was specially surveyeA JE 1
f,ur years, and in 1855 had large repairs, viz.—New
SA. on, sundry Ireenails, backed out, caulk° I, rigging stripted, &c.,
8,c., and zinced over felt; s,ie shifts without ballast, carries a very large
Cargo, having recent' y taken across the AVantie 520 tons dead weight,
and is ve, y well adapted for bar harbours, being of light draft of
water. Lying in the Birkenhead Doak. For inventories and further
karticulars apply to CUNARD, WILSON, & CO., Brokers for the
curcha.se and ,ale of Ships, 5, York-buildings, Dale-street.
-----

FOR SALE, the Ship ST. HILDA ; 791 tons
N.M. by the late act, 730 tons o.m. Dimensions—Length,
1r,644,0,, 143 feet 9-Piths ; breadth, 28 feet 8-10ths ; 21 feet
8-10ths. This &Arable vessel was built at Quebec in
1849, and classed A 1 5 years; is copper-fastened; and was lellow
Metalled 6 mon hs ago, since which sue has n ade a cotton voyage,
and has delis ered her cargo In good order. Sho carries and sails
Well, and is abundantly found in stoles.--For haven' orles and farther
Particulars apply to Messrs. Currie, Newton & co., Merchants ;- or t
CUNxRD, WILSON & C P., Brokers for the Parchase and tale of
Ships, 5, York-buildings, Dale-street.

FOR SALE, the Ship GEORGINA, 647 tons
~‘•,‘\\ reeister, 134 feet long, 27 feet broad, 22 feet deep ; built
at Baltimore, U.S., in 1834, of live oak and pitch pine,
,1101 as lately been refitted, with new pitch pine 'tween
leeks; oak wales standing, and running rigging sa,ls, &c.; sheathed
lately With 11 inch pine up to 18 feet, is thoroughly iron kneed; she
now in lirst•rate order, and can be sent to sea with Ont any expense;
'ling in the Brunswick dock.—For fax tiler particulars apply to E. and
WILSON, 4, Rumford place.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

GENTLEMEN DINING IN TOWN,
Can have a good DINNER, including a glass of sparkling Welsh
Ale, at Sid and upwards, at the
GOAT HOTEL and RESTAURANT
20, I'ETELIS LANE,
(Near St. Peter's Church, Liverpool.
Hot Joints, Soups, Poultry, Fish, &c., from Twelve to Four daily;
Importer of the far-famed WELSH ALE, and dealer in Wines and.
Spirits of a superior quality.

EDWARD BARNES, Proprietor.
Smoking and News-rooms attached. Tea, Coffee, Chops, Steaks,
&c., at all hours. London and Liverpool papers, and Carnarvos
Herald.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

38ritiO a ittrica

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND
CANADA.

Under contract with her Majesty's Provincial Government for
the conveyance of the Mails.

THE MONTREAL OCEAN STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S
First-class powerful Screw Steamers
N ANGLO SAXON.. ANDREW lII.MASTER.
,ItA N NORTH AMERICAN WILLIAM GRANGE.
INDIAN
• CANADIAN .. ..WM. BALLAIYTINIC.
Are intendedto sail Fortnightly between LIVERPOOL & QUEBEC'
and MON MEAL, as follows—
FROM LIVERPOOL.

NORTH AMERICAN .. . wednes4ay, Ang 26.
INDIAN .. WeGnesday, Sept 9.

FROM QUEBEC.

...Saturday, Aug 15.

INDIAN• • ••.• • • • ..• • • • ••

Rate of freight, .e 3 per ton measurement, and 5 per cent primage.
Weight subject to agreement.
Cabin Passage Money Elkhteen Guineas and Fifteen Guineas,
which includes Steward's fee and provisions, but not wines or
liquors, which can be obtained on board.
Steerage Passage Money, Eight Guineas, including a plentiful
supply of cooked provisions.
By special arrangements made with the Grand Trunk Railway
Company, and the Royal Mail Line of Lake Steamers, passengers
may. by availing themselves, on this side, of the through tickets
granted by this line of steamers, be landed in all parts of Canada
and the Western States of America more cheaply, as well as much
more dap. ditlously, than by any other route.
Shippers will please send a Shipping Note with each cartload of
goods, and they are requested to observe that one stamped and one
plain copy of each Bill of Lading are required for the captain. No
Bill of Lading signed fc.r a less amount than Is.
For freight or passage a.pply in Glasgow to Messrs. Jas. & Alex.
Allan, 34, St. Enoch-square; in London to Messrs. Montgoraerie
and Greeuhorne, 17, Graceclanrch.street ; or here to
ALLAN 8: GILLESPIE. Weaver-buildings. B runswick-strect.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

NELSON AND Co.'s YEOMAN HATS,

With recent improvements (8 and 7 Vic., cap. 65.)

No. 1. No. 2; No. 3,
lOs 6d 12s 6 d 16s Od

NELSON & Co.,
HAT MANUFACTURERS (PATENTEES),
74. LORD STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

SMITHSONIAN HOTEL,
Baotiswar, Corner of HOUSTON-STREET, NSW You.
Named in honour of the SMITHSONIAN INSTIPUTION,
Established at WASHINGTON, by the U. S. Corms/us,
With Funds bequeathed by JAMES SMITHSON, of ENGLAND,
Raring the Friendship of the OFFICERS of the NATIONAL INSTITUTION
Is conducted on the EUROPEAN PLAN.
a
CHAS. H. SMITH.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

if runt:.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
.. _
. ~...--. LIVg,RPOOL AND HAV-RE.
W7o4rw.
.. ''''`, BRITISH CERN Captain Harrison
VAX''llYstd . . ' Q
BALBEC .. . ..... ....Captain Little.
Or other suitable steamers, are intended to sail(with or with--
out pilots) from the Huskissonf or other) Dock, as follow:
FROM LIVERPOOL TO HAVRE DIRECT.
BALBEC
rr• ShippersmusidescribeintheirShippini, Na tet,theconten trot
their Packages.
_ _

For particulars apply, In Havre or Paris, to Donald Currier
in London, to J. B. F00rd,52, Old broad-street; in Glasgow, to G.
and J. Barns,g, Buchanan-street; In Manchester, toJohn Walker,
77A,Market-street; or here to
BURNS & MAC IVER, 10, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

ESTABLISHED 1800.

THE ALBION LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY LIMITED.
INCORPORATFLD 141A'N 2;3, 1857, UNDER THE 10111 AND 20TH VIC., CHAP. 47.

O rFicEo: 4, CI AYTON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL
CAPITAL x.. 00.000 IN 10,000 SHARES OF 410 EACH.

DAILY ALLOTMENT OF SHARES PROM TEN TO FIVE O'cLOcE.

The liability of Shareholders is limited according to the amount of their subscriptions.
Vftta advcnced from £2O to 1.000 on approved personal or other security, repayable by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instalments.
_ _

BILLS OF EXCHANGE ARE DISCOUNTED BY THE COMPANY.
____

Deposit cf 41 per share, on Dialing application for chives, remainder payable by calls not exceeding 10e. per share per month.
The Directors grant DEBENTURES, and allow SIX PER CEN r per annum on DEPOSITS.
11/1411ES RAT BE v.4.KEN gnd PROSPECTUSES obtained at the Cale% 01 the Company.—By order,'

JOSEPH C. CLEVER, MANAGu.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

Co b' 'Let.

TO be LET, a DOUBLE OFFlCE—(Fur-
nisbed), in. Washington Buildings, Brunswick-
straet, First floor. Rent £3o.—Apply between 10 and 4. •

MO be LET, a HOUSE and SH OP, situate 60
Netherfield-road North. No fixtures or goodviill.
Apply to J. Robinson, tailor, &c., 33, Netherfield rcad North.

TO be LET, in Lark-lane, Tox'eth-park. a good
HOUSE with Stable and Coach-home; also, Garden
and Field aejoining.—Apply to Oliver Holden 75. Oldhall- treet.

'ir-10 be LET, a very excellent SHOP, No. 108,
Whitechapel. The whole premises have recently
been put in good repair.—lnquire of Mr. Edward Gibbon, next door.

MO be LET, a DOUBLE OFFICE. in Washing-
ton-buildings, Brunswick-street, first fbor. Rent £3O.
Apply between ten and fiva o'clock. Office Furniture and Fixtures on
SALE.

TO be LET, valuable Fire-proof PREMISES,
near the Prince's Dock, suitable for Ship
Chand:er?, Lard Refiners, &c., &c.—Apply to R. and J. Johnson, 34,
South John-street.

MO be LET, in the neighbourhood of St. James's
Church, EX PENSIVE PREMISES, suitable for a
Coach or Omn. bus Propr;etor.—For paTticolara apply to Mr. C.
Sherlock, 22, K.eg-street, I iverpool.

TO be LET, in Back Bedford-street, an excellent
Three-stalled STABLE, with COACH-HOUSE,
and HARNESS ROOM. Rent .£ i2.—Apply on the premises, between
the hours of two and four o'clock daily.

APARTMENTS.—A Gentleman can be accom-
modated with a Furnished DRAWINGROOM
and BED ROOM, on mode 'ate terms, in a private family, Everton-
rold.—See Reference ! ist, Northern nnes office.

rFO be LET, spacious OFFICES iu the new
Middleton -buildicr, Water-street, corner of Iturntor2-
atreet. Plans may he seen, and every informaton obtained, on.
application to Mr. John 1 owlpr, 4, Tower-' nildinv. west.

TO be LET, in that favourite Neighbourhood St.
Michael's-hamlet, Aigburtb-road, a very desirable
HOUSE, with c•ardner's cottage, s'ab`ing, conservatory, hethouse,
&c. The gardens are beaotitully laid our, and secluded from the
public roads.—Apply to Taylor and Stead, 32, Castle-s.reet.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

ANDERSON'S

WIRE RIGGING.

rIHE UNDERNOTED VESSELS are at
present BEING FITTED with WIRE RIGGING
of GARNOCK, BIBBY, and CO.'S Manufacture—
Three STEAMERS and Three SAILING VESS ELS Building "/

John Laird, Esq.
am*•
JAMES KENNEDY (new Steamer) —Messrs. T. Vernon and

builders.
Ship PARSEE MERCHANT
Ship BOGO rA ....Messrs. Blythe and Troughtm, ono,
Ship LADY HEAD Messrs. Stuart and Douglas, oWli.o,
New ship LLAMA Messsi. Batty and Searight,
NEW SHIP ..Messrs. Baty and Searight, ovia,
NEW SHIP.
NEW BARQUE.. ...... ........... .... Building at
NEW SCHOONER • .Building at Irk
Also, a number of VE•SSELS being FITTED with WIRE STAI'',O
The advantage of WIRE hOPE for SHIPS' RIGGINLi is norder
generally known needs few comments. It is much lighter—c:l2t
ably cheaper—more durable—and less than half the bulk of Se d'
Rigging. The latter a great advantage in ships beating to WU'
ward. -
CARD of Comparative SlZES—and PRICE LI iT—on applicaO°s,
GARNOCK, BIBBY, AND CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
IMPROVED PATEN I' CORDAGE AND WIRE RO5,
SAILMAKERSSHIP-CHANDLEIRS,
36 AND 38, CHAPEL-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
MANUFACTORT—WAvERTREE-ROAD. ST34
A full Assortment of WIRE RONI., and HEMP. MANILLA,,
COIR. ROPE and HAWSERS always in Stock for Export and sbl.
use.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

BEFORE MR. MANSFIELD

MURDEROUS ASSAULT BY A SON.—Peter Wilson, describ-
ed as the worst character in Liverpool, and his wife, Anne,
were charged with having committed a desperate assault
on Anne Wilson, the mother of the male. It appeared
that the parties resided in Abstinence street, Park,
a,:d, as it was al!eged,-the female prisoner was not married
to the man, and this caused the old womnn to remonsirate
with them on Saturday evening, and both of them fell on her,
kicked her in the ribs, and the female also struck her on
the head with an earthen mug and inflicted a severe scalp
wound. Surgeon Pope, of the Southern Hospital, said the
old woman was hurt internally, and he was of opinion that
her ribs were injured. She was suffering from bronchitis,
and that made her injuries much worse. The prisoners
were remanded for seven days.
CHARDE Os' 31ANSGAUGUTER —G3orge Motuford, a carter,
was charged with having killed a child, named Alice
Magee, aged four years, in Lightbody-street. It appeared
that on Saturday about half-past three the prisoner was
driving a cart into a gate ?ray in the above street. He
was drunk at the time, and it seemed that there were some
children playing abut the gate, and the allegation was,
that the child in qnestion was knocked down by the horses
feet, and in consequence of the prisoners drunken careless-
ness, the wheel of the cart went over the child's head, and
killed it on the spot. The prisoner was remanded in order
to produce additional evidence.

At LE WIS & COMPANY'S, Rartelagh street,
BOYS are CLOTHED from the Ages of 6 to 20 Years.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

WIRRALL COURT LEET.

This court resumed its sittings on Thursday last at
Tranmere Hotel, before Mr. Grace, the steward or
" Seneschal," and a respectable jury from Birkenhead,
Tranmere, and the neighbourhood. The court was held
punctually at ten o'clock, and there was some diffi3ulty at
fi-st in obtaining a fall jury, and several gentlemen who
had been summoned, and did not answer to their names,
were fined 20.4. each ; but on their subsequent appearance
the fin9s were remitted, except in the cases of Mr. L. M
Constable and Mr. Morgan Scott, who did not appear at
all, and the fines upon those gentlemen were ordered to be
enforced.

Tne Steward reported that the wall built upon the
turnpike road at Rinderton, and whic't w,s presented at
the last court, had been removed, and the road restored.
The Steward also reported that he had cautioned the
Birkenhead Gas and Water Company, on the subject of
the nuisance ,caused by them in turning the refuse from
theic works into Tranmere Pool, as directed at the last
sitting
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

TEIZ ARMY.

Colonel Freestun gave notice of his intention early
next session to move an address to the Crown grayinE, for
an increase of the pay of subalterns in the regul•tr army.

CORONERS INQUISITIONS

In reply to Mr. Cohbett,
Sir G. Grey said he would have no objection to the
reappointment of the Committee upon the subject of
Coroners Inquisitions, and thought that it would be
referred to the evidence taken before the committee in
1851.
• ---

vV
THE TREATY OF PARIS.
Lord Raynham inquired whether any information had
reached the Government of an alleged violation of the
treaty of Paris by Russia, by sending a warlike expedition
to the coast of Circassia.
Lord Palmerston replied that by the treaty of Paris, it
was declared that the Black Sea should be neutral, except
that Russia and Turkey might have vessels there for the
purpose of police, and the other powers have two vessels
each, in order to ascertain whether the treaty was
observed. By the treaty of Adrianople, Turkey ceded to
Russia parts of the Circassian coast. Russia had recently
engaged in hostilities with the Circassian tribes on the
north part of the coast, and he did not apprehend in what
she had now done, Russia had exceeded her power.
The Lords Amendments to the Probate and Letters of
Administration (Ireland) Bill, and the Joint Stock
Companies Bill, were considered and agreed to.
The house rose at a quarter to four o'clock,

WHAT is COMING to LIVERPOOL on the
31st instant ?—Why,
TEE GREATEST NOVELTY IN THE WORLD
WHERE IS IT TO BE SEEN ?
THAT'S THE QUESTION.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

COMMUNICATIOIT WITH IRELAND.

Mr. Corry asked the Secretary of the Treasury. wh ether
the terms of contract for improving the comnaturica tion
between London and Dublin had been finally settled, a nd,
if so, whether the contract had been executed ; also, wilat
steps the government had taken towards providing
suitable accommodation and the necessary appliances for
the embarkation and landing of mails and passengers at
Kingstown and Holyhead.
Mr. Wilson was glad to inform the hon. member' and
the House' that these long pending negotiations had at
length been brought to a close, and all that now remahreel
to be done was to draw IT and execute the formal eon_
tract. Every means had been taken to make the neces-
sary arrangements at Holyhead and Kingstown, in order
that the service might commence as so,n as the boats to
carry the mails could be built. The longest time for the
contract to come into operation was two years, but he
hoped it would commence sooner. As, however, four
large vessels had to be built, and certain arrangements
made, it was cons:dered that the time fixed should not be
later than two years.
Sir D Norreys wished to know how many years these
arrangements were-being made. (1-laugh.)
Mr. Wilson said the act of parliament under which the
arrangements were made was passed two years ago,
within six weeks of the rising of parliament, and though
it was not a part of the duty of the Government to under-
take it, a treasury minute was passed to invite the
various companies concerned to co-operate with the post-
(ace to carry out the object in view. Since that. time,
November, 1855, negoelations had been going on. and any
one acquainted with the facts of the case would not
wonder at the time occupied in bringing them to a con-
clusi n.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

GUNS.

WILLIAM DOOLEY.
GUN and PISTOL MAK FR, 9, RANELAGH-STREET,
Onosito the Waterloo Hotel
Begs to return thanks to the Nobility and Gentry for the great
encouragement he has received during the last twenty-flue years,
and to inform them that he has a large Stock of GUNS, PISTOLS,
&c., which, ior price and workmanship, cannot be excelled by any
house in the kingdom.
W. D. particularly
finest quality to favour him with a call, to Inspect his Stock, which
will convince them that all his Manufacture are on the most approved
pfinciples. requests gentlemen reqniiing Guns of the
e. c., in great variety.
REVOLVING PISTOLS, RIFLES,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

m E Si
nS
gR S
thanks. E I N If Gr a
tnh de Co.,lte frora
lmpatpatronage Paris,
n
r
to
extended to them, beg to inform their friends and the public that
they have REMOVED to the commodious Premises, situated No.
CHURC7. STREET, adjoining Messrs, Beard and Co.'s Photographic
_

Messrs. EINICI and Co. Have just purchased a large and slept-
assortment of Trouserings, including all theuewest and mostaPProved
patterns.

JOHN G. JACOB,
SILVERSMITH, JEWELLER, AND WATCH
MANUFACTURER,
56, CHURCH STREET,
RESPECTFULLY calls attention to the
considerable additions he has made in his
ELEGANT STOCK OF
SILVER PLATE, JEWELLERY,

AND THE
BEST ELECTRO iT
Which, on inspection,' will be found of the most
FASLI lONABLE PATTERNS
SUPERIOR QUALITY
AND
EXCEEDINGLY MODE RATE PRICES
MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS AND SHIPPERS
Supplied Wholesale on the most advantageous terms.

WL ILIAM BUTCHER,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,

18, RICHMOND-ROW. LIVERPOOL

TO PRINTERS.
PHOTO-CHROMATIC PRINTING INKS.—
The attention of Practical Printers is respectfully
invited to these peculiarly brilliant PRINTING INKS, which work
freely, dry immediately, and do not set-off on long numbers. Price,
for Newspaper or Jobbing purposes, 12s per dozen ; finer sorts, and
luminous Coloured Inks proportionately reasonable. Specimens
forwarded on application to the proprietor, 28, II gh-street,
Southampton.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

292 114281

77 42

LONDON CATTLE MARKBT.—Ave. 24.

The supply of beasts is larger, and owing to the very
hot weather the demand is not quite so good, con•
sequently trade is slow, but prices are not much lower on
the average. The number of sheep is much smaller, they
are, therefore, readily disposed of at fully late rates.
Lambs trade is heavy, and prices are rather lower.
Calves are not selling quite as well as on Friday. From
Germany and Holland there are 1,510 beasts, 4,700 sheep,
250 calves, and 105 pigs. Norfolk and Suffolk, 250 beasts.
Northern and Midland counties, 2,200 ; and 160 from
Ireland.
Per stone of Sibs. s. d. s. d. Per stone of Blbs. s. d. a. d.
Best Scots, Herefords 4 8 5 1 Best Dtis & Hf-bred 0 0 0 0
Best Short-horns 4 6 4 8 Best Long-w 0015.... 4 10 5 0
Second quality beasts 3 6 4 4 Do. do. Shorn 0 0 0 0
Calves 3 8 4 8 Ewes and 2nd quality 4 4 4 8
Pigs ..
Best Dns & Hf-breds 5 2 5 4 Lambs 5 0 5 10
Beasts at market, 4,544 ; sheep and lambs, 22,850 ; calves, 310 ;
pigs, 415.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

PRICE TWOPENCE.

VVILLMER'S RAILWAY AND STEAM—
BOAT GUIDF, Published by Authority on the First
every Month, is the most simple and accurate publication of the kind
It contains the Hours of Departure and Arrival of all Railway
Trains out of and into Liverpool; the Hours of Departure of all Steam.
boats, whether foreign or coastwise; Lists of Railway Fares;
Omnibus Time Table; Calend.r for the Month; A POST OFFICE
DIRECTORY, showing the hours at which all mails are made up and
despatched from Liverpool to all Parts of the United Kingdom ; a
Tabular Statement of Foreign Post Days, and Rates of Postage f o
Letters and Newspapers; together with a variety of other useful
information for all classes.
Published by Charles WiUmer, South Jan-street, Liverpool, and
Sold by all Booksellers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

THE TELZGRAPII TO INDIA.

Mr. Griffiths wished to know whether the Government
would consent to the application of the cable manufactur-
ing for the telegraphic communication across the Atlantic
to the improvement of the communication with Alexandria ?
Also whether it was true that the Pasha of Egypt lied
given permission for British troops to cross the Isthmus,
and wheher the Government proposed to avail themselves
of the permissiou ?
Lord Palmerston in reply to the first question said, that
the cable was not the property of her Majeety's govern-
ment ; with regard to the other question, when it was
considered desirable that twa regiments would crass the
Ishmus, no objection was raised by the Pasha of Egypt,
or by the Turkish g ,vern went, and every facility was given
for the passage, but on account of the difficulty and
expense already mentioned by him, this road to India was
not adopted.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

LIVERPOOL QUARTER SESSIONS.

BEFORE G. HENDERSON, ESQ., THE RECORDER.
Yesterday, the sessions were commenced in the courts
in St. G-aorge's Hall, before G. Henderson, the recorder,
and Mr. Blair, the deputy-recorder.
The usual formalities having been disposed of, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were selected as

THE GRIND JURY.

Christopher Bushell, wine broker, North John street

Foreman.
Thomas Bouch, merchant, Cook-street.
John Baron, broker, OH Hall street.
Henry Cram, ship broker, North Johu-street,
Wm. L. Clare, broker, Exchange Buildings.
Jonathan Cook, drysalter, Batchelor-street.
Frederick Chappel, merchant, Cann.ng street.
A. M. Dawson, morchfint, Rumford-street.
J. Dutton, broker, Fxchano Buildings.
Robert Dirorn, merchant, Rumford-street.
W. E. T. Duncan, merchant, Exchange-street East.
John Finch, wine merchant, Cock street.
Charles Higgins, druggist, Seel-street.
John Harnett, broker, Fenwick-street.
John Jardein, sharebroker, Chatham-street.
William G. Leete, broker, Sweeting-street.
James Little, rectifier, Vernon-street.
Robert Mason, broker, Tithebarn street.
Robert Makin, merchant, Brunswick-street. _ _

The usual proclamation against vice and immorality
having been read,
The Recorder said: Genslemen of the Jury, after an in-
terval of four weeks the trial list contains the names of 95
prisoners ; but, I am happy to say, there is only one case
which comes under the name of Juvenile Cases, that is, in
which the party charged is under the age of 16 years. To
that state of things they were much indebted to the care
and the attention bestowed by the magistrates in invest-
igating such cases, and also to the benevolence of thesekind
people who so liberally came forward and establish-d refor-
matories and other places to meet the requirements of our
juvenile criminals. The cases in number are large, but
they are light in amount, therefore it is not necessary for
me to trouble you wi.h any further remarks; indeed I do
not intend to do so, for I know your skill and ability in dis-
posing of he business that will be brought before yon. You
will, therefore, proceed with the finding of the bills which
will bs submitted to you. The grand jury then retired,
and amer a short delay, returned several true bills,
and the trial of the prisoners was proceeded with.

E xelt sivelyfor CLOTHING BOYS from 6 to 20 Yeari
LEW IS & COM?ANY.R.rmelazil street.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-YESTERDAY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-AUG. 24.

Considerable improvement has taken place in most
parts of the hop plantations, and the duty has, advanced
to X 153,000. The market is in a very quiet state.

LONDON CORN MARKET.-AuG. 24.

The supply of English new wheat increases, and this
combined with the improvements in the weather for se-
curing the northern harvest in better condition, was not
without influence upon our market this morning, where
prices for new wheat may be quoted 4s to ss, and for
foreign, 2; to 3s below those of Monday last: Four must
be noted 2s per sack and barrel cheaper. Barley main.
tamed its value, as did also oats of good sweet quality
Beans and peas unchanged.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM AUGUST 17 TO AUGUST 22.

Barley.
qrs.

Coastwise.

W heat.

Malt. Oats.
qrs. qrs.
English 3763;
Scotch 1231
Irish l5l 2001
Foreign
214 7805 147',
81 50
150

Peas.
qra.
1821

535
24

E. C. Rail ..
Gt. N. Rail..

Exported ..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-25

MEDICAL ADVICE.

DR. EVERED, M.R.O S., Suraeon to the
Newton Hospital, 17, UPPE PITT STREET,
two doors from Great George square, Liverpool, continues to be con-
sulted on all cases of a private or other nature ; his great experience
and successful treatment insures to those requiring skilful and confi-
dential medical treatment a speedy and successful cure; the
mode of treatment practised by him with so much success for
the last 35 years is unknown to any member of the profession, and
unrivalled for its wonderful effects in all disorders arising from excess
or Imprudence, comprising nervous debility, painful dreams, affection
of mind and memory, general langour, consumptive symptoms,rheu-
matic pains, and allot the many disorders induced through the prac-
tice of a certain vice; be also guarantees the effectual eradication of
slight cases of secret arid scorbutic diseases in the short space of
three days.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-22

CHURCH

GIIN MAKERS, BY APPOINTMENT, TO
HIS
ROYAL HIGHNESS P.RINCE ALBERT,
THE SULTAN OF TURKEY, AND THE PASHA OF EGYPT.

STREET.

JOSEPH BENTLEY AND SON, INVENTORS, PATENTEES, AND MANDFAOTVREES OF
CENTRAL FIRE, BREECH-LOADING, AND REVOLVING
GUNS, RIFLES, AND PISTOLS,
6, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET,
(NEAR ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH).

.1. B. and S. having for many years past made it their study (regardless of labour and expense) to produce such improve-
resents in firearms as shall combine Safety, Simplicity, and Quickness of Fire, and for which improvements Royal Letters Patent
Were granted to them in 1857, 1844, 1851, 1852, 1853, atd 1855. J. B. and S. beg to request that Sportsmen, before purchasing
Guns for the approaehirg Season, will favour them with a visit, to inspect their productions, which for workmanship, finish,
and style cannot be excelled.

J. B. and S. in particular beg to call the attention of the sporting world to their Central Fire Gun, which, after tsn
Years' trial, proves itself to be one of the greatest improvements of the age. Amongst the many of its advantages nay be
enumerated the following, viz.:—The nipples are so protected and sheltered by the lockplates overhanging them that a
mis-fire is next to impossible. Less Rec.. il, whilst greater force is obtained by the flame of the cap being driven direct into the
604 or centre of the powder. Lastly, SAFETY. The cocks or hammers of orcrnary grins have too freenent'y been caught
by fences, briars, tkc,, and accidents of a fatal kind resulted ; this is entirely obviated in the Central Fire Gun, on account
Of the position or formation of the cocks or hammers ; an inspection will convince any one of this important fact. it is
admitted on all bands that Safety is the great desideratum in the sports Of the field ; this the Central Fire Gun possesses
to an eminent degree.

•
J. B. AND 5.78 BREECH-LOADING RIFLE.—At a recent trial at Bird field Barracks in the presence of the Officers stationed
there, they pronounced it to be the simplest and most efficient Breech Loader ever invented, it being LOADED, CAMD, and
DISCHARGED 25 times in 4i minutes. Also, DOUBLE-BAILAELED Slim. Gum, on the Breech-Loading principle.
The numerous distinguished patrons of the above establishment will be sufficient guarantee for the quality of their productions
lid,- Guns, Rifles, and Revolving Pistols of every make. Ammunition, ec., of ever description

FOREIGN CASHMERE SHAWLS,
CRIPPS begs to announce the arrival of his first large Purchases of SHAWLS for this Season,
• and can confidently state, that never since he has been engaged as a Shaul Merchant, and Manufacturer (now
%towards of Twenty Year,), has he had zo large a STOCK OF SUCH EXQUISITE DESIGNS to Offer.
GOOD FRENCH BAREGE, TISSUE, AND G HI, NADINE LONG SH4iW.,,S. ONE GUINEA EACH.
WAREHOUSE FOR SHAWLS, MANTLES, SILKS, FANCY DRESSES, AND FURS,
14 and 16, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
JOHN CRIPPB, PROPRIETOR,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-22

MR. G. STANLEY.

PiAmsr—Bl RS. ALEXANDER.
VIOLINIST-41R. STUBBS.

Tickets and Programmes to be had of Messrs. Huts and Sow, Church-
et rest ; and Mr. PALMER, Mount-pleasant.
Admission—Back Seats, 6d; Reserved Seats, Is; Stalls, 2s.

NAYLOR'S VINE HOTEL,
AND CONCERT HALL,
GREAT CHARVATE-ST., NEAR THE TOP OF WHITECHAPBL

And Two Doors from Queen-square.
OPEN EVERY EVENING AT SIX O'CLOCK.
GRAND VOCAL AND COMIC ENTERTAINMENT.
GREATER ATTRACTION THAN EVER.

Engagement of the Celebrated GIFFORD FAMILY. Also, the
Old Favourites, Mr. and Mrs. NASH. Likewise M'dlle. FANNY,
the popular Operatic Dan*euse. Mis. ,IF,SSY STEWART, the pleas-
ing Scottish Vocalist. Miss LIZZY DE GREY, Serio-comic Vocalist.
Centinued Succe,s of Mr. TOM BENNETT, who will nightly sing
his New Song—" THE HISTORY OP THE GREAT COLLET,"
The Proprietor having purchased the Wonderful SMOKING and
MOVING Turkish AUTOMATON, from the Paris Exhibition, will
have the honour of exhibiting him Every Evening.
WINES, SPIRITS, &c., of the Best (nullity.
♦DMI::SION FREE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-22

TABLE COVERS.

VERY RICH TABLE COVERS IN PATENT
AXMINSTER, MOSAIC, TAPESTRY
VELVET, AND FRENCH VELVET.
RICH PRINTED CLOTH COVERS.

DINING ROOM.

CURTAIN DAMASKS.
ALL WOOL DAMASKS

TABLE LINEN.
DAMASK NAPKINS, ALL LINEN
TRAY CLOTHS
DOYLIES
6-4 BREAKFAST CLOTHS
8-4 CLOTHS
2 YARDS LONG

BEDROOM.
12-4 LINEN SHEETING.!
PILLOW CASE LINEN, 40-INCH WIDE

BLANKETS AND COUNTERPANES.
BATA AND WITNEY BLANKETS

(FRENCH BED)
QUILTS AND COUNTERPANES (130.)
BATH AND WITNEY BLANKETS

(TENT BED)
QUILTS AND COUNTERPANES OM),
BATH AND *ITNEY BLANKETS

(-POST D)
QUILTSP3UR AND COUNTERPANES (DO.)
COLOURED COUNTERPANES

TOWELLING S.
DIAPER AND DUCKABAG TOWELINGS

BED TICKS.
COTTON TICHS
UNION DO.
LINEN DO.
MATTRESS TICKS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-22

VIA LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.

A:RT TREASURES EXHIBITION, MANCHESTER.
CONTINUED 6UCCE63 OF
ARCUS'S SELECT TRAINS
FROM
LIVERPOOL TO OLD TRAFFORD. MANCH RSTE R, AND BACK!
"'On MONDAY and WEDNESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 24 and 26,
From the Lime-street iirstnin at 8 a.m., returning from the Exhibition
at 5 15 p.m. on the same days.
FAB, FOE TUE DOUBLE JObBNET.
Closed carriages ....... .
First Class
Cs, ldreei under Twelve Ye ,rs of Age, Half-price.
Tickets and small bids may be ob ained of
H. R. MARCUS, Manager and Conductor,
Leigh-street, Liverpool.
Rally application is re -.nested.

NOT,CE.—As certain parties are c:rculating bills in imitation of
those is,ued by Mr. Marcus, he would respec, fully rem nd his friends
and the pubic that his bills are herded " Via London loci North-
Western Railway," and that his 'Danis depart from the LIME-
STREET STATION. ald the !mongers are conveyed DIRECT to the
Palace in ONE HOUR and TEN 11lb LT ITS.
Mr. Marcus will present thotle passengers who purchase their
tickets on the day before the depa.t .re of the trains. with a small
Guice to the Fahtbit.on. Ticke a,.f Admission toths Palace may
be obtained at his office, at Is each.

()HEAP EXCURSIONS TO MANCHESTER,
kj For the Art Treasures' Fxbibitior, Museum, Pomona,
&c., leave the LANCASHIRE & YoRKSHIRE RAILWAY as follows:
Every SATURDAY.—Fares there and Buck—From

Lirerrpsa 7 30, Bootle Lane 7.35, .... .
E • e.y sATUKDAY & WEDNESDAY—From
Waterloo, 7.0 •
Pimbo Lane 8.10, Orrel 8.20. Pemberton 8.25, Wigan 8.30 .... 1 9
Htndley 8.40, Westhonghton 8 50, Losto,k Junction 8.55 ...... 1 6
Southport? 10. Bescar 7.13, New Lane 7 23, Burscongh Bridge 7.28 2 0
New Burgh 7.37, Apply Bridge 7.43, Gathurst 7.49 ............, 1 9
Every MONDAY ,',/ Wi. DN KS DA Y.—Fares there and Back—From
Chatburn 8 15, Clitheroo 8.20 Whalley 8.28, Ribchester, 8.44.. 2 2
Blackburn 7.0, Daisy Field, 8.52 .. ..• .
Darwen (Lower and Over) 7.5, Sough 7.20
Entwistle? 30, Chapel Town 7.40, Bromley Cross 7.45, Oaks 750 1 6
Prest .n 7.0, Farr;ngton 7.5, Leyland 7.10, Euxton 7.15 .... •• .. 2 2
Chortev 7.22, Adlington 7.35, Horwich 7.45 .. 1 8
_ ..

Rrrinsitivo same day from Salford (New Bliley-street) as follows:
Saturday's passengers at 7 p.m.; Monday's passengers at 7.30 p.m.
Those trom Chatburn to Ribchester leave Victoria Station at 5.15 p.m.
Tickets, bills, &c. at Stations ur STANLEY'S, Victoria-st.. Manchester.

NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGE EXCURSION.
THE present and former pupils of the New
Brighton College and their Friends will VISIT
the *ANCIIESTER ART TREASURES EXHIBITION, on 315wiay
next, the 24th_ instant, via Birkenbead.

A Hallway Hoit will 1 ave the Liverpool Lancllng.stage at Eight
o'clock, a.m., and the Speci d Train will leave the BiFkenhead Station
at 8 15 am.

Lun'h at Twelve oVock, anl '"el at Five, witl be provided by
Mr. Donald within tin, Buildinz of the Estiibition The return train
will leave the Eithibition at 6.30 p.m.
rot runner mr,rincion apply to W. moras, Esq., New Brighton
College, Cheshire.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-22

KITCHEN

UN BLEACH= HUCHABACKS
BLEACHED ~

PASSAGE AND S
4-4 COCOA MATTING

.... .....
TAPESTRY LINEN STAIR COVER
18 INCHES STAIR CARPETS BEST COCOA MATS

22 IN CHEM 71
27 INCITES 17

DOOR MATS, ALL DESCRIPTIONS

SUNDRIES.

WINDOW TIOLLANDS, ALL WIDTHS
VENRTIAN BLINDS
OIL RAMIS, FOR TABLE COVERS
STAIR RODS

HEARTH RUGS, ALL DESCRIPTIONS CARRIAGE MATS
PRINTED AND TRANSPARINT WINDOW CURTAIN FRINGES, GIMPS, LACES,
BLINDS TASSELS, &C.

BLISHMENT, CHURCH STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-22

NISI PRIU COURT.

BRFORE MR. BLROR MANN ELL.
His Lordslip took his seat on the bench this morning
at nine o'clock.
Y"WARD Ij. SCRAPPER.—In this cur., which had been
heard without a jury, his lordship gave a vcrlict fur the
defendant, but in doing so he begged it to be understooi
that he did not wish to east any reflection ou the conduct
of thriPlailatifft or of his will 4", WI Walker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-22

UNDER DEED OF ASSIUNAIENT.

ELL-ENG OFF, for the Benefit of Creditors,
L.. 1 the whole of the well selected STOCK of Mr. F. L. Gillis
comprising,
First-rate GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
Choice JEWELLERY, in great variety........ •• 4750.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's GOLD ALBERT and
GUARD CHAINS
CLOCKS end BRONZES .........••• •• •••.

......£4OB.
.. £5OO.

A LARGE QUANTITY OF THE FINEST WHITBY JET;
ALSO A QUANTITY OF ELECTRO-PLATE.

The STOCii. is quite New, having bean pureha.ed by Mr. F. L. -
Gillis within the last few months.

The w ho:e must be sold cff at almost any price to effect a clearance!

The SHOP and PRESII3ES to LET.

No Goodwill required.

OBSERVE-94, BOLD-STREET.

68, BOLD STREET.
COMPLETION OF ALTERATIONS.
T T. ELLERBE CISAND CO.,
0 • STATIONERS,
(Successors to HENRY TOWNSEND,)
Respectfully announce to the Nobility and Gentry of Lancishire and
Cheshire, that their EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS are completed. A
NEW KIOCK in every department has been added, and they are now
in a position to execute all orders enirnsted to them with care and
promptitude
MANUFACTURING STATIONERS, ENVELOPE MAKERS,
• • DIE SINKERS AND EMBOSSERS,
BOOKBINDERS, AND ACCOUNT-BOOK MANUFACTURERS.

J. T. ELLERBECK AND CO.,
68, BOLD STREET.

jTAWRENCE HALL'S PATENT STARCH
is undoubtedly the best in use. Observe, every
packet js signed, "Lawrence Hall," and may be had of all grocers,
chandlers, &c.

WHOLE3ALE AGENTS:
RAIMES and CO., Liverpool, York, and Edinburgh.

GENTLEMEN DINING IN TOWN,
Can have a good Dle, INNER, includin
and upwards, g a glass
tof f sparkling Welsh
A at Bad
GOAT HOTEL and RESTAURANT.
20, PETER'S LANE,
(Near St. Peter's Church, Liverpool.
Hot Joints, Soups, Poultry, Fish, 4kc., from Twelve to Four daily.
Importer of the far-famed WELSH ALE, and dealer in Wines and
Spirits of a superior quality.

EDWARD BARNES, Proprietor.
Smoking and News-rooms attached. Tea, Coffee, Chops, Steaks,
&c., at all hours. London and Liverpool papers, and Carnarvon
Herald.

GRAND JUNCTION HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
LIME-STREET.
THESE elegantly-appointed DINING and
COFFEE ROOMS are most conveniently situated
for Gentleme'n and Parties visiting Liverpool, being within two
minutes' walk of the Station, he Assize Courts, Theatres, &c.

PRIVATE SITTIN,I ROO7yIS, CHOICE WINES, &c.
kluT JOINTS, SOUP, Sic., at all hours.
A NIGHT PORTER.
LIME-STREET,
MISS MORRIS, Manager.

f)RAWING-ROOM PORTRAITS
(ON PAPER, SIZB EIGHT INCITES BY six),
At the Liverpool Branch of the London School of Photography,
46, CHU liC H.ST REE T.

Tho following REDUCTIONS have teen made in the PRICES of
PORTRAITS on PAPER since the rtmoval of patent from the
Collcdiou process. The Portraits formerly charged
£3 2s. Od. are reduced to £0 10e. 6d.
2 2 0 f f „ 0 5 0
1 1 0 fII fl 0 3 6
0 10 6 If if 0 2 6
No diffeTence is made in the quality of the Photographs on account
of the reduction of the price. Duplicate copies are charged half price.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-22

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-AuG• 21.

SUG.tit The market opened on Tuesday with a dull
appearance, but a further decline of is having been estab-
lished in the Mauritius public sale, induced buyers to
come intathe market, and a slight reaction took place
towards the close of the week, and we only reduce our
quotations 61 on the week, but the amount of business
done has not been large. The refined market has also
been more firm the last two days ; lurnpF, 61s to 635.
COFFEE : Ti.e public sales have been large this week,
and a decline of Is has been established, but a large
amount of business has been done.

TEA : The market has been inactive, but the trade has
shown rather more disposition to buy the last two days.
Prices unaltered.

RICE has been dull of sale, and quoted fully 3d lower.
Rum : There have been steady buyers this week at the
previous currency.
SALTPETRE : The market has been active, and the full
prices of last week have been freely paid, 50s to 535, ac-
cording to refractions ; to arrive, 425.
SPICES have been in fair demand.
COTTON : A large business has been done this week,
and at the close a slight advance was established.
METALS : Iron : Scotch pig, quoted 69s 6d; spelter
£3O 103 to £3l.
In other articles no material alteration.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-22

-DI J. NODDER,

RATTER, --

qi, CHURCH STREET,
liespectiully announces that his newest styles for the season

are ready.

GENTLEMEN'S PARIS HATS.
PINE PARISIAN FELTED HATS.
TRAVELLING, SHOOTING, RUSTICATING HATS AND
CAPS, IN EVERY TASTEFUL AND USEFUL FORM.
PATENT STRAW, LEGHORN, PANAMA, AND EVERY
DESCRIPTION OF SUMMER HATS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-22

GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET.--AuG 21.

The tone of the market is quiet ; there is but little busi-
ness going forward, and prices favour the buyer if any—
thing. We quote—Warrants, sellers at 693 6d, buyers,
693; No. 1, buyers at 713; sellers ask 71s 6d_; No. 3,
buyers 65s 9.1 ; sellers, 66s per ton.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

By British'and Irish Magnetic Tetegiaph.

YORK RACES. v - _ESTERDAY.

LATEST BETTING.

). :GREAT YORKSHIRE STAKES.
7 to 4 agst Vtdette
6 1 ... Skirmisher
6 ... 1 ... Saunterer
8 ... 1 .. Sydney

SCRAMBLE HANDICAP.
Beatrice. --I I Red White and Blue ..2 I Conductor
Fourteen ran.
KNAVESMIRE STAKES.
Drum -,ur ...

Two ran.
GIMCRACK STAKES.

Princess Royal •1 Sister to Ellington 2

Eight ran.
NITIVERY PLATE.

Lady Alice

Eleven ran.
SAPLIN STAKES,
Ledbury walked over.
GREAT YORKSHIRE STAKES.

Vidette~,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-22

THE ATLANTIC CABLE:

..........•
On Thursi&Y, the commandingffi oc.rs of the sev.ally
eral
t'llipg composing the Atlantic squadror, and Capt. Ilarricon,
who has recently been' appointed to the future command of
lie G:eat Eastern steamship,
attended a meeting of the
board, at the Company's offices, having been epee
invited, to express to the directors their opin' one and
advice with regard to future operations during the present
year, says that the month of October and the first portion
of the month of November, more particularly when the
preceding equinoxial giles have been severe, ara usually
free from any state of sea or atmosphere that would be
injurious to an expedition like the present. It is officiary
announced that eight or ten days will yet elapse before the
various matters of detail refdrred to the cub. committees
can be reported upon to the general board, and conse-
quently before any authorative statement can be made as
to future proceedings. ~, , , , . _•s $
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-22

AUSTRIA. .

VIENNA, AUGUST 18.
The Ministerial Correspondenz of to.day thus
announces to the Austrian public the result of die
conferences which a few days since were held at
Osborne on the subj,ct of the Moldavian elec-
tions :
It aff,Tds us great Ea isfaction to be able to state, that
in consequence of the visit paid by the Emperor of the
French to Her Britnnic Majesty, that lamentable dispute
at Constantinople which led to the interruption of the diplo-
matic relations between the Porte and several of the Eara-

.pean Powers, is likely to be settled to the satisfaction
of all parties. As is known, the French Ambassador raised
objections to the validity of the Moldavian elections, and
demanded that they shouldbe repeated. It is also noto ions
that his demand was supported by the represAitatives of
Prussia, Russia, and Sardinia. Although the Porte sin-
cerely wished to satisfy France, it was unable to accede to
a request wzich neither Austria nor England was a party.
Had the representatives of the two last-mentioned States
counselled the Porte to yield, they would have excluded
themselves from any share in the settlement of a matter
Which— according to the conditions of the Treaty—ought
-to be regulated by the common accord of the Powers.
The exchange of ideas and opinions between the French
and English Governments has done away with the misun-
derstanding. After it had become clear that there was no
difference of opinion on fundamental points (przncipien
Fragen), the difference which had arisen at Constantinople
about an incidental case (ineidenzpunckt) became a matter
of inferior moment, and was easy to settle. The Emperor
-of the French invited Austria and England to take into con-
- sideration the state of things in Constantinople, and they,
although they could not but approve the conduct of the
Porte in declining to accede to a demand to which they
were not parties, being willing to satisfy France, expressed
their readiness to assist in restoring a good understanding
in the Turkish capital. In resneet to the Porte it may be
observed, that it can, without disagreement to its dignity
'or interests, make that concession to all the Powers which,
'as a patty to the Treaty of Paris, it was unable to make
to only some of them. The Austrian and English Cabinets
have now advised the Porte t, have the electoral lists re-
'vieed, and to proceed to new elections, and it is to be
expected that the Turkish Government will yield to a wish
that has been expressed by all its allies.
We are sincerely pleased that things have taken such a
turn, and cherish a w3ll founded hops that the re-organi-
zation of the D mubian Principalities will at no distant
period be eff,c'ed in a way which will conduce to the
welf•
are and prosperity of those countries without in-
▪ on the rights of the ' Suzerain' Power.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-22

LIVER ESTA

DIAPER AND DAMASKS IN PIECE

POLES AND CORNICES.
CORNICE POLES, RINGS, AND ENDS
(COMPLETE)
STAMPED BRASS CORNICES.

TOILETS.
5-4 AND 6-4 TOILET COVERS

BEDS AND MATTRESSES.
FEATHER BED, BOLSTER, AND TWO
PILLOWS, GREY GOOSE FEATHERS,
IN LINEN TICK, 4 FEET 6 INCHES
BY 6 FEET 6 INCHES
2ND QUALITY, SAME SIZE.
3RD QUALITY,
OTHER SIZES IN SAME PROPORTION
SERVANT'S BED, BOLSTER, AND FIL-

LOW
RATE MATTRESSES, 4 FEW 6 INCHES

BY 6 FEET 6 INCHES
NO. 1 QUALITY
NO. 2 QUALITY
NO. 3 QUALITY
FLOCK MATTRESSES, SAME SIZE
PALLIASSES

CORNICES.
BRASS CORNICES
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-22

THE DRAWING ROOM.

GOOD UNION DAMASKS
RICH CHINTZES

SWISS CURTAINS.
EMBROIDERED SWPS CURTAINS
EMBROIDERED LACE AND BROCHURE
NET CURTAINS
SCOTCH MUSLIN CURTAINS

EMBOSSED CLOTH COVERS
RICHLY EMBROIDERED

VICTORIA DAMASK COVERS
DAMASK CARPET COVERS

POLES AND CORNICES.

REAL MAHOGANY CORNICE POLES
IMITATION DO., RINGS AND ENDS

(COMPLETE)
GILDED CORNICES
BRASS POLES (COMPLETE)
STAMPED CORNICES IN IMMENSE
VARIETY OF PATTERNS

3 YARDS LONG BREAKFAST CLOUDS