Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-04 00:00:00

ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE,

-- ---
I DIOCESE OF CHESTER.—VISITATION.-The time' and
places for holding the Bishop's triennial visitation of his
diocese this year, are as follows :—At Nantwich on. Wed—
nesday, October 19th ; Macclesfield, Thursday, October
20th ; Liverpool, Monday, October 24th ; Liverpool,
Tuesday, October 25th ; Chester, Wednesday, October
20th ; Chester, Thursday, October 27th.
TILE DEANERY OF RIPON.-It was yesterday morning.
stated in clerical circles that the Deanery of Ripon, ren—
dered vacant by the death of the Very Rev. Henry Erskine:
has been offered by Lord Palmerston to the Rev. Dr. E.
Goulburn, Prebendary of St. Paul's, and incumbent of St..
John's Church, Paddington. The rev. gentleman was
educated at Oxford, and was for some years head master of
Rugby Scheol, in which office he succeeded the present
Bishop of London.

ELECTION COMMITTEES.-WEDNESDAY.
BURY.

The committee re-assembled at eleven o'clock. Mr_
had been proved to their satisfaction, and
tccokhmuirnnittdeeeclared that none of the cases of bribery before
that it was
therefore
unnecessary toproceed with the evidence.
winch the committee had arrived at, and said
Mr. Serjeant Parry, for the petitioners, expressed surprise
iattut,laticiltdle be decision
it
useless to proceed with the cases of treating and
intimidation. The room having been cleared, on the
re-admission of the public the chairman declared that the
Right lion. Frederick Peel was duly
_elected to serve in
Parliament for the borough of Bury.
ELECTION PETITIONS.
LIMERICK.—The Chairman intimated to-day that the
committee would give their decision to-morrow.
HUDDERSFIELD.--The committee will decide•to-morrow_
Noiti .LEICESTER.—'The decision will be: given to-
morrow.

(Sporting 3attiligract

RACING FIXTURES

lverston
aighton

• _
AUGUST.
.. 5 Barnsley 22
5 Radcliffe ..... . _ ... ._ .. 22
5 Barnstaple and North Devon 24
.. 8 Egham ............................. 23
.. 8 Oxford . . 25
.. 9 Canterbury
2.5
10 Stockton
.. 12 Airdrie
.. 16 Lichfield
.. 16 Yarmouth .. . ... . ... _..
17 Totness and Bridgetuwn
.. 17 Derby Summer st
.. 19

;dgeware
ewes ....

Wolverhampton
North Staffordshire
Reading
Wenlock
Plymouth
Congleton
York August
Folkestone
Spilsby

BRIGHTON RA CBS-
WEDNESDAY.
Brighton Stakes, £l5 each, with £lOO added; new course,
Reehab

Dead heat for second place

NURSERY

Horace
Cecilia

/ Dead Ilea

BRISTOL PLATI

T. P. C00ke....
Bel Esperanza.

No betting.
MARINE PLATE.

Conjurer
Bel Esperanza
Montebello

......
Ten ran.
BIENNIAL,

Mayonaise
Clarence ..

Fiv-e ran.
. ....
2...
TROTTING AiATCII.
DAW AGAINST JESSlK.—Anolier match is arranged between them:
animals, to come off at Carlisle (on a day to be fixed by theirowners4
for 4200 a side ;te will lu. settled to-morrow, and we will mato
them known An 00 s poseibic.

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

WENNESDAY EVENING,

The sales of Cotton today were about 6,000 bales,
of which 500 were on speculation and 500 for export.
The market closed heavily at about previous prices.
For American descriptions the tendency is indirectly
for a decline. The total sales since Thursday last are
30;000 bales, and the imports same, period about
15,000 bales.

The Liverpool Share Market has been somewhat
firmer to-day, particularly for Dovers, which have
again been in good demand. London Stock continues
weak. The tone at the close was good. We quote
Caledonian, 821, to 824 ; Chester and Holyhead, 49
to 50; Eastern Counties, 11,i to 111: East Lanca-
shire, 933, to 944 ; Great Northern, 1021 to 1031;
Great Western, 581 59 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
94 941 ' • London and North-western Mt 931; Man-
chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 351 sd •354 ; Midland
-Stock, 1033,- 104.
The market for the :public Funds and Securities
;opened' at an advance of 1, per cent. to-day, but sales
followed, and a relapse took place; and at the close,
prices were about tht same as quoted yesterday.
Consols are 944 to 95 for Money, and 96 for the
Account. The New Threes are 95g- to 951.
The London Railway Share Market -was dull
to-day, and very little business was done in anyhort
,
the leading Stocks. French Shares were rat
easier. We' quote :—East Lancashire, 931-, 4i e
,
Lancashire and -Yorkshire, 942; London andicor
th-
Western, 931,,1 • Midland, 1031, 4.
The Corn Trade remains in a very quiet and
_in-
active state. Business going forward is restricted,
and there is no change to notice in prices.
In the General Produce Markets we do not notice
much change ; the general demand for the leading
articles of consumption is moderate, and them •

alteration to quote in prices.
The traffic receipts of the London and North-West-
ern Railway Company last week were £75,297, being
an increase of-4.1;2,873 on the corresponding week last
year.

The traffic returns of the C-rand Trunk Railway
of Canada, for the week 'ending July 16, were
£8,096, being an increase of _X497, when compared
with the returns of the corresponding week of last
year.

The following are the exports of Coal from the
port of Liverpool, in June and July, 1859, to all
ports :—June 71,548 tons; July, 85,504 tons ; in-
cluding—Cannel : June, 15,875 tons ; July, .15,910
tons. Coke: June, 1,716 tons; July, 1,270 tons.
Patent Fuel: June, 30 tons ;..July, 1,500 tons.

The following appeared in apart of our imisieSsion of
yesterday :

(Froth the Daily News

City Article.)

TUESDAY. EVENING.—The amount of the coming .demand
for the Indian Loan being smaller than was expected, in
some quarters the speculators who had sold in anticipatione
of the loan, have to-day shown a desire to buy back. There
were also a few bond fide purchases apparently withheld
during the _last few days pending the production .t:d the
Indian Budget.
Consols being further strengthened by news of a consider-
able rise on the Paris Bourse advanced a per cent., and
closes with steadiness. an other departments of the Stock
Exchange .business was languid, _and prices sustained no
alteration of striking importance.

the supply has semi

The Money Market is raw,.
climilished during the last few days at
monied establishments take the best bi

25-per cent

14 from regular,o:

tomers only. In most instances 21 per cent. is asked, ,and
more if the bills have more than 60 days to run. The de-
mand at the Bank to-day was consequently ratner active.

(From the Times City „Article)
TUESDAY EvENniG.—The English Funds opened at 2.11
advanCe of-a, and subsequently experienced a further frac-
tional improvement, which, however, was not maintained.
The 'market was again supported by better accounts from
the Paris Bourse, and by the fact of some Australian gold
having been taken -to the Bank of England. A tendency
provement in the Continental e•Aehanges also had a
favourable influence.

The demand for money continues aetive, and there ha
again been an increase in the applications at the Bank

YlNEglrMrchaug c

6,urnin,

same as last post.
About £33,000 of the Australian gold
sent into the Bank to-day. A large sum Was
the Continent.

lately arrived was

Iso taken for

MANCHESTER SHARE MARKET, AUGUST 3
Great Northern, 102;' Midlands, 94g.

LONDON CORN MARKET, Avcapyr 3

, .
Weather splendid. Arrivals. of all grain moderate ; bare
attendance at market, and little or no business done in
wheat. Barley quiet. Oats fair sale at last Monday's prices.
Flour no alteration,