Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-02 00:00:00

THE NORTHERN TIMES SATURDAI, JULY 2, 1859

for deeds done in the body; on the great day to come,
it will be an awful day for the Emperor of the
French. I wonder is he aware that he is but mortal,
as others, or does he suppose himself a god, and
that he can escape death ? Suppose the mothers of
all who have been slaughtered in this bloody and
accursed war could have foreseen their present
position at their birth, they would have rejoiced to
have seen them taken out of their sight, and cast
into the cold and silent tomb. On the great day to
come, the jury—namely, the angels—will bring a
verdict of guilty against every despot and evert
tyrant. The Judge will afterwards pass the follow-
ing sentence :—" Depart from me, ye accursed, into
everlasting fire, prepared for the devil and his
companions.' Some years ago I was foolish enough
to suppose that we ought to destroy our vessels and
all weapons of war, as an example for other nations.
Since then I hope that I have grown wiser. I say
to-day—Let us keep our vessels and all weapons of
war in full working order. Yes, and even the spur
of the horseman, in order to spur the noble animal up
to the mark ; but under no circumstances- to strike
a blow, only in self-defence.—Yours, &c.,
Chester, June 29,.1859. A WELMMAN.

SHIPPING INT ELLIGEWE.

HIGH WATER.
Mcrn. Even. Height
... 12 6.... 12 SO ... 18 1

Tits D!

At LITERPoot,...E: ...Light breeze
liotYrizAD,...E.s:E... Light breeze

ARRIVED
Abhor LawrenceSt John,Nß Good Speed ....Charleston
Bernieia Nantes Linda. Flor Charente-
Joe.. .......Buenos Ayres Fury Rochefort
Jemsetjie Cursetjee Bombay Gaditana (5.3.) Ferrolt

S A I L E D.
Brogan= (s.s.)
Chimboraza New York Spirit of the North
Sampson .Chdenas
Soberano Santander Malaiioff Sydney
.TaeobaJohannaSt.Petersburg Julie MOses Wyburg
Aurora ..... ...... Elsinore ! Great Britain (s.s.)NewYork
YanDath Valparaiso Gov: Langdon ..Philadelphia
Maria Louifie . . Havannah I Casseterides Lima
Emma .... . _ ....Cronstadt

MARITIUE EXTRACTS

L:VERPOOL,. July 1.
JAMAICA, MOntego Bay, June 9.—A' sloop boat (the
Omega) droghing for the barque D. 11. de Wolfe, at this
port for London, got on the reefs to leeward of this, June
I ; her cargo (three hhds. of sugar) was Bet.
ST. THOMAS, June 17.—The fourth vessel taken up to
carry home to Eirerpool part of the cargo of the condemned
ship Glenmannoi, from Bombay, is the Americarrbrig Mont-
gomery.

BARRANQUILI7.4., June 3. The Huntley;- Meullin, sailed
hence May 28, %r Kingston (Jamaica) to be repaired ; the
cargo, when unloaded, proved to be withoutdamage. Some
seroons which maid not he taken by the St Vincente, had
to be stored at &manilla.

SPOICEN

In !at In lon

June 4 _William Pelle, Buenos

Ayres ier

Liverpool
Jane 24.. Lady
June 23.. William anc

ArTpret.

Riaor Falmout
Charipg. A frit..

39 N, 43 W
46. N, 14 W

45 N, 16 W

June 8.. J. P. Harward, hence to , New
Orleans
.
June 9.. Golden Eagle, for San Francisco... 35 N, 43 W
June 11 ..Earl of Derby, Africa for Liverpool 34 N, 40 W
June 16 . . Skerryvore, Colombo. for London . . 43 N, 34 W
Jhne 14.. Eliza Stewart, Bombay for London 41 N, 36 W
May 4..Sverige, hence to Batavia . 2N,20 W
May 10. .John Martin, for Pernambuco l6 N, 23 W
May 19 ..Sillery, hence to Bombay
May 28.. Samarang, hence to Calcutta
May B..Modena, bound south
... 4N,20 W
QUEENSTOWN, July 1.--Arrived : James Hackett, from
Nantes to Cork ;.-- Valparaiso, Callao ; Mary Sweet, Cadiz
to Cork ; Aribistan, Odessa and Falmouth to. Cork ; Sylph,
Greenock; Valerie, Liverpool.

• FALMOUTH, July I.—Arrived:: Eagle, from Kurrachee ;
Johanna, Rio Grande ; Hermann, Santos-; Joshua Wad-
dington, Bahia ; Mary Merrill; Matanwas; Thomas,
Havannah; Balder, Ibrail ; Thor, Venice.; Octavia, and`
Bucephalus, Calcutta
DUBLIN, July 1
Ash, Ardrossan

Arrived: Hope, from Irvine ; Nort

KINGSTOWN, July 1
Hope, for Havre.

-Sailed': Ocean•-Queen, and Send

FOREIGN. PORTS.
First. of May, sailed from Montego Bay, for Liverpool, June-2:
Retriever, Waite, from Barbadoes for LiiTrpool, May 31.
Planter, Job, from Barbadoes for Liverpool, June 9.
Industry, GiAn, from BarbadOes for Cork, June 10. '
Demerara, Robertson, from Trinidad' For Clyde, May 301
Brenda, Saunders, from Trinidad for Clyde, June 6.
Everton, Longton, from Antigua for Liverpool, June 4i
Marian, Stevenson, from Antigua foz.Liverpool,
Orontes, Ellison, from Antigua for Liverpool, June 12:
Fairy, Ferris, fromASt. Vincent for Liverpool, June.%
St. Peter, from Deffferara for Liverpool, May 30.
Royal George, from Demerara for Liverpool, June %
Sandbach, from Demerara for Liverpool, June 9.
Edith Pepper, from Valparaiso for Cobija, May 8:
Anglia, Ball, from Valparaiso for Caldera, May 9:
Ebro (ss), from Barcelona for Liverpool, June 26.:
'Arno (ss), from Palermo for Liverpool, June 21.
Naparima, and Shuttle, from London ; and Jane Spiers,
from Clyde, all at Trinidad May 27.
Liverpool, from Cape de Verdes • Lota, froM.Teneriffe ;
and Eliza, from London, all at Antigua to Jnne 8.
Lavinia, from London, at St. Vincent May 31.
Zarah, from Glasgow ; Palestine, and Malabar, from Lon-
don ; and Harbinger, Veteran, and Johnston, hence, all
Demerara to June 7.
Florentine, Wickman, hence at St. Thomas June 2.
Heimdahl, and Fanny Sermes, both hence at Lagnayra.
Argo, Hustede, hence at Laguayra Jane 6,
Saladin (ss), at Savenilla, and sailed June 1 for Kingston
(Jamaica) and Liverpool.
Amphitrite, and Cairn, both hence at Vera Cruz June 3.
Robert Finnie, Candlish, hence at Kingston (Jam) May 26.
Byzantium, Labillistier, hence at Kingston (Jam.) May 28,
Sir Walter Raleigh, hence at Kingston (Jam.) May 30.
Sarah Smith, Smith, hence at Barbadoes May 29,
Havannah, Armitage, hence at Kertch June 7.
Locomotive, Benfield, hence at Archangel June 13.
Eliza, hence at Riga June 25.
Argo, Koster, hence at Narva June 18.
Ann Munro, hence at Wismar June 14.
Elida, Neilsen, hence at Elsinore June 27.
George Linek, Petrowsky, hence at Danzic June 25.
Rimac, sailed for Callao for Iquique May 16.
Hidalgo, sailed for Callao for Central America May 17.
Sultana, sailed for Callao for Islay May 18.
Inca. sailed for Callao for Hianchaco May 20.
Kaffirland, sailed for Callao for Islay May 21.

MONETARY AND .COMMERCIATA

LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening.
' The Cotton Market was quiet and steady to-day,
the sales being estimated at about 8;000 bales,
including 2,000 on speculation and for export.
Messrs. Edmund Jardine and Co., in their circular
of this evening, state :
" Our market opened this week quietly, and although the
America on Monday last brought advices of a very important
advance in all the American markets, and the victory
obtained by the French at Solferino, caused hopes to be
entertained that peace may sooner be expected than was
hoped for, yet holders have been willing sellers at the quota-
tions of Friday last; which we renew, excepting for " fair "
bowed, which are 14 per lb. down, while middling" are
1-16 d per lb. dearer. The demand generally. has been
good, both from the trade and I'm export. Sea island have
been dull. For Egyptian there has been a full inquiry, at
full prices, but Brazil continue without change. The lower
qualities f Surat are again 8d per lb. down, but in the better
qualities prices are supported."
Messrs. Wright, Jumy and Co. remark
"'Our cotton market closed last Friday (the date of our
circular advices per Asia), after a limited weekly return of
sales, with a quiet tone, at prices favouring buyers. The
American. at/vices since to hand. were calculated to strengthen
holders' position, and to some extent have had that influence,
but the complexity of political' events, and the possible
aspect these may assume, induce both buyers and sellers
to observe a cautious action. Another great battle has- been
fought ; and; whilst some entertain, the. opinion that negoti-
ations for peace might be satisfactorily employed, others
stand in fear of the war extending: In the meanwhile,
trade steadily progresses, and with a fair consumojve

inquiry, interspersed with a slightly increased demand from
speculators and' exporters, a better feeling- has prevailed
this week. Helders do not press sales;-though the offering
stock is large. CUrrent qualities are, hswever comparatively
scarce, and command full prices, but the ordinary grades
are relatively ranch,lower in value, and? difficult to move
The business partakes quite of a legitimate character
without P- -tion; and --"4

anima. - inter the contr&l; present and pro-
spective, of the war and its contingencies:. Money matters
continue easy, an& most propitious weather; is experienced.
Without any new-feature to-day, the market closes steadily
at the quotations belOw, with estimated salt.s of 8.000 bales.

i;000 fo speculators and exporters. The total salt.
week, includinc, what has been forwarded from, the ship's
side, amount to 56,410 'bales, of which 43,951Yare•American.
Speculators have takon,l',soo, and exporters 11;500, leaving
45,'410 bales of all' kinds to the trade. The import for
same time is 40,685 hales, of' which 24,473' are•Annerican.
The quantity known to be at sea from American ports is
alma 96,000 bales. "

PRICES
—... Middar

DAY :
Yew Orleans Fair, Bbd . .g, 6,1 d ...OrdMp.ry; sidto• 6 d
Ichbfle. „ „ ~5d to-54d
Atlantic , 7id „ 61d „ stl 5/d
Tctal taken for 'consumptibn,-1859, 11,161,570 b15.1858,.1;091,500ba1e5.
„ export (actual?) „ 157,047 „ „ 112,473; bales.
American Iftazil. Egyptian E. India W...Tndia; Total
Stack this day... 655,910 11,900, 20,350 58,100 570, 746,810
Santo t1ine,1858.551,870 /4430 19;140 40,720 3;400 629;300
The Liverpool Share Market continues.very
acdrprices exhibit an,upwardtendency; the business
doing, however, is rather limited. The transactions
to-day were as folks :—Chester and Birkenhead,
741; 74,1-; Eastern Cdunties, 111; Lancashire and
Yorkshire, 931, 93'4; 982 ; Lancaster and; Preston,
new Quarter Shan", 81 ; London and' North
Western, 92-4- 924-, 9174; Do. t- Shares,
I d' - Manchester, Shefa,..ld, and Lincolnshire,
381,. ; Midland,. 100&,. 1001; North. Stafford-
shire, 41, d ; Doversi-201, 2a 11-16, 20t-,; Dutch
Rhenish, 6 7-16 d ; Grand Trunk of Cknada, SA-2';

Chester Pref. Five per Cent., 171 ; Royal, Insurance,
ztv,. At the close- the market was nut so firm
the prices quote& being- as follows : Cl
and Birkenhead 74; 741 - Caledonian, 80,
Eastern Counties, 11;,;111 ;- 'East Lancashire, 91, 92,
Great Northern, 99t 100.; Great Western 54. 56;
Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 93.1' 94; London
and North Western Stock, 911,, 92; Ditto one-eighth
shares, 171, d ; 11Enchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln-
shire, 361, 36 ; Midland Stock, 991, 100-; North
British, 55, 551 ; North Staffordshire,; d ;
--
North Eastern crwick,BB4, 891 ; York and North
,Midland, 72, 721-, ;. Leeds Capital Stock, 45, 451;
'South Eastern and Dover; 208, 20 11-16; Foreign :
Buffalo 'and Lake Huron, 4y, 5y ; Dutch Rhenish,
61, d ; Greet Western of Canada, 141., 15 ;
Do. New Shares, 51, a 1 d • Great Luxembourg,
5 7-16, 5 9-16; Grand Trunk bf Canada, a 9-16,
5 11-16 ; Lomburdo-Venetian, 1, 11. d ; Do. New
Shares, 11, 1 d.

The Money Market was rather more active to-day,
and rates for accommodation have slightly, increased..
The pressure is,,however, of a temporary nature, and
a lull in the. demand. is expected ere the lapse of
many days. The Market for the Public. Funds and
Securities is comparatively active, and prices of
Consols, and other leading Securities, are well main-
tained, Consols closing this evening at 938 ; Ex-
chequer Bills at 21 to 24 p ; Bank Stock, 219 to
221, and the New Threes at 9,x t. 931,
The London Railway Share, Market was steady
and firm until the afternoon,. when they suddenly:,
declined), closing weak at a reduction of about per
cent. on the Old Stocks. Canadians were firm.
French steady. The following were the closing
priees.:--Ambero.ate, Nottingham, and Eastern June-

tion, 5? ; Caledoniafts,.-801.(Eastern. Counties,
564, 57 ; East Lancashire, 90, 92; Edinburgh and
Glasgow, 71, 72 ; Great Northern, 100 k ; Do. A.,
82; 84 ; Great Westerns,, 5.51-, 56 ; Great Western. of
Canada, 141, 15 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 34-, 35;
Great Southern and Western, 1044, 1051 ; I.4auca-
shire and Yorkshire, 931 ; London and North
Western, 911 92 London and South Western, 923,
934 ; Leeds IN'ort '
horn, 454 ; Manchester, Sheffield,
and Lincolnshire, 361, 364 ; Midland Stock, 991,
100 ; North British, 554; South Eastern and Dover,
69, 691 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 891 ; York,
and North Midland, 721, 73.

The Produce Markets have been quiet during the
week. The activity in the demand for Sugar has
subsided, and the market closes with a quiet feeling,
at steady prices. There has been a better demand
for the better qualities of Molasses, which has been
limited in conseguence. RUm is quiet,'With only a
moderate inquiry ; holders, however, are firm.
There is no change to notice in the Coffee Market.
Rice remains unaltered in value, for although there
is little inclination to operate, holders show no dis-
position to press sales. Drysalteries and Dyewoods
are steady.

The Provision Trade is dull and depressed. The
Stock of Beef is in excess of last year; and with
little doing, prices show a downward tendency
Pork is also depressed, and quotations are merely
i nominal. For Bacon, there s only a retail inquiry-
at steady prices. There is no new feature in
Cheese.

Messrs. Alfred Brett and Co., of London, in their
monthly Steam Shipping Circular, say
" Transactions in Steam Ship Property in the month now
ended, although of considerable amount, have not been on
Such an extensive scale as those effected in May; and the
special' feature which the Market now presents is extreme
want of demand for Steamers, either for purchase or charter.
The freightage requirements for war purposes in the
Mediterranean appear, for the present, to he fully supplied,
whilst the current rates for Baltic voyages offer no satisfac-
tory inducements. Our home trade, however, continues to
afford the leading source'of employment for Screw Steam
tonnage. Contracts for several New Steamers have lately
been concluded with Builders in the Nr.po-
ment orders have giVen t

le leading Yards on the Thames
more encouraging activity. ' Continental hostilities still
exercise unfavourable influence on commerce ; cousing an
accumulation of capital for which there is no profitable
outlets, and producing a depreciation in nearly every com-
modity. On this account, alone, independent of the costly
neutrality of England, the re-establishment of peace is
anxiously desired."

The Traffic Returns of the Grand Trunk Railway
Company of Canada, for the week ending 11th June,
were 7,9961., being an increase of 181. on the corres-
ponding week of la 4 year.

- A memorandum, from the Committee of Mexican
Bondholders, communicates the important fact that
a conducta—the first for more than a year and a
half—had at length quitted the metropolis for the
coast with four millions of dollars in silver. In-
cluding the specie remittances from other parts, the
enormous sum of about five millions of dollars, or,
say, one million sterling, will reach England in one
bottom.

At the half-yearly meeting of the London Dock
Company to-day, Mr. Citalev in the chair, a report
was presented, stating that 'the gross income Qf the

half-year was 210,3811. The dividend prpposed
was U. 10s. per cent. for the half-year. A consider-
able falling off had taken place in comparison with
the earnings of the previous half year. The report
was adopted.

BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS.

ISSUE DEPARTMENT,

11,015,100
3,459,90 D

DEBIT. E. citEDIT.
Notes issued
Other Securities ..
I Gold Coin and other } 17,635,105
r Bullion

£32,110,105
BANKING DEPARTMENT,

£32r110,105

DEBIT., £ CREDIT. £
Proprietor's Capital. 14,553,000 I Gaverzunent Secu- 1
11 281
Rest ' 3,178,541 rities
Public Deposits
Other Deposits
Seven-day & other -24 Gold and SilYer Coin
i
Bills ,328 1

18,458,M
10,841,665
686,228

£-11,268,166 I Total
Compares with the returns of the previous week
the above shows the following results
Active Circulation 21,268,440—Increase
Bullion

£41,268,166