Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-04 00:00:00

LIBRARY CuMMITTZE.

The procedinp of this committee did not contain any-
thing c,f iinnortunce.
lfr. BATLISS moved their confirmation, which was
agreed to without any diecu3sion.

THC PRoPOSZD CBMITERY.

In answer to a question—
The CHAIKMIN stated, that the position of the Board,
in ►egard to the cemetery qu sLion, was this. The last
Act of Parliament upon the subject had ben referred
counsel, and counsel had reported that there was no doubt
that the corn missioners c)uld form themselves ititoa cemetery
committ(e, but the act seem d to have totally omitted to
give the Cornmissionets the usual rating and borrowing
powers; consequently, under the act us it now existe I, they

would be merely a Cemetery Committee in name, without
any of the necessary powers. They were therefore in this
position, that they might either go back, to the original
report of the-Cemetery Committee, which recrmmended
the formatiOn of e cemetery bo rd, under the act as it
formerly stood, and which- was still prae.i'able ; or they
might wait on it the next Session of Parliament, in the
hope that 'the Government would remedy the de'ects which
existed in the rreenly enacted bill. "Ho did n t think
Government, having so many im7ortant subj•cts for con-
side evi n ie the next Session, would be disposed to make
any alteration in the presert bill. Probably the bes
couese they could now take, would be for the chairman of
the Board to call a meeting of the ratepayers iu general,
and let them determine which course they would adopt.
APPLICATIONS FOR INCREASE OF SALARY.
Mr. BALL moved the folo wing resclutions nccording to
notice:—" That every application from any officar or
setvu t of the Cernmissioners, be red in the first instance
to the CAnaaissioners at ih:ir monthly melting. 'feat no
application, report, proceeilicg, or recommendation rela-
ting to the salary or pecuniary all twa, ce erf any (facer or
servant if the Commissioners, shall be taken into con-
sidered ,n at any other than the mont'lly meeting of the
Conamissionere, next after the monthly meeting at. which
such epp"icat'on," report, or recommendation shall have
been aubmit-ed to the Carrnissioners."
Mr. ICEIGHTLEY seco.-ided the resolution.
Mr. COOK moved as an amendment, that the words
" report, prc,ceedir g or recommerd rtion," in the second
clause of th•r resolution be omitted, thus leaving it it the
power of the board to refer such applie,ation at once to the
c-,mmi-tee, who should report to the ensuing monthly
meeting, when the appllc Won caul'. be finally disposed ot.
The atLyndossut war agreed to, aad the remainder of the
resolution passed.
This c,,nclude I the basiness.

THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1857

£500; for Ceylon, gold, £5,175 ; for Bombay,
£350,996 (of which £666 is gold) ; for Alexandria,
£l5O ; for Madra3, £28,079 (of which £3,586 is
old) ; for-Calcutta, .£175,085- (of which £1,825 is
guld); for Pena rg,".£1.,010 ; for Singapore, £23,834;
for lion Kong £68595 Of which £4OO is gold),
and for Shanguai, £3,440
The sulj nned exhibits the aggregate shipments
by each of the last six steamers:—
August 20, per C lombo £1,095,014
September 4, per Indus ..... 69x,025
September 20, per Ripon
October 4, per Colombo
October 20, per Indus .
November 4, per Ripon
It is expected that a very large amount of silver
will be despatched by the packet of the 20th inst.,
inclusive of the quarter of a million or thereabout,
which is to be remitted by the East India Com-
pany, and for the delivery o? which contracts are
understood to have been already entered into by
parties who will draw it from the Continent.
The reamers Panther and Pilot arrived in the
Thames, on Saturday, from Boulogne and Antwe:p,
with about 40,0001 worth ot.' silver.

The weekly traffic return of the Great Western
Railway of Canada, just received, presents a
de3rease of 4,9581, as compared with that for the
corresponding period last year.
The following are the latest quotations of Foreign
Exchanges:—Amsterdam, short, 11 16 to 11 17,
Do three months, 11 191 to 12 191; Rotterdam do
12 191 to 12 191 ; Antwerp do., 25 52k to 25 571 ;
Brussels do.. 25 523 to 25 573; Hanaburgh d0.,13 91
to 13 103 ; Paris, short, 25 223 to 25 323 ; Do., three
months, 25 773 to 25 85 ; Marst illes do , 25 773
25 873; Frlnkfort do., 1191 to 120; Vienna do.,
10 42 to 10 46 ; Trieste do., 10 43 to 10 47 ; Peters-
burg 341 to 341 ; Madrid do., 48 to 481.

DUBLIN CORN MA.RKET.—Nov. 3.

SHIPPINGr INTELLIGENO?,

LIVERPOOL. NovElanzu 4.
Wt. D YESTE RIMY, N.N.E.—Koderate.

OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND.

Nov. 3.

Euphcmla.

ARRIVED.

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British Queen G igen ti

Sea Rover .. Jamaica
ivingston Masai lest
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R'o J.lneiro
Arabian . . Ba 5 inl

Angustine . Merest le.
Tein .... Wesel,
Niedem Bile . Huelva
Thorn Bernell al
Minden --

Fore:gn descriptions are dull. Nanteos and Penrhiw
sold on the 26 h ult. 30 tons of lead ore, at £l5 12s. 6d.
per ton, Great Wheal Vor sold on the 17th ult 4 parcels
.of black tin, realising together £2,865. At East Rose-
warne a call of 2s. 63. per share was made on October
30. At Wheal Arthu, a call of 203. per share was made
011 the 29th ult. Wheal Mary Ann sampled on the 23rd
ult. a parcel of lead 0.-e (competco) 83 tons. Wh.?al
Trelawny sold en the 31st October 80 tons 'of silver-lead
ore, at £25 Is. 61 per ton, amountith; to £2.066. Produce
of parcel, I6i cwt. of lead, and oz. 40.10.12 of silver, in 20
cwt. of the ore. The Vale of Towy Mine sampled on the
31st ult. 55 tons of lead ore (computed.)
The following dividends have been declared during the
month of October :
Mines. Per shire. Amount.
West Wheal Seton
liasset
Groat South Tolgus.... .... 0 8 0 .. .•• . .. ...... 2,400 0 0
son'h Car lien
N xtb. Wheat Basset ....
D01c0ath...... .... .. ..... 8 0 0
Eyarn
Lisburne.
Esmouth
Afro:! C menlo ............ 0 4 0 .... ........... 1,024 0 0
Win 11 T•elawny
Bo tallack . . .
East Daren 3 0 0 9+o 0 0
Wheal Jane ..., .
CBI ,rd
' • . 3 0 0
Colarombe
Herodsfoot.
512 0 0
West Cara lon
Wheat SAon . 2 0 0
Rhowy 1.1 and Bacheiddon 0 3 0 .... .... • • .... 375 0 0
East Pool ............ ~.. 2 10 0 .. ......„ .... 320 0 0
East Fa1m0dth........ .. .. 0 2 6

Total ..... ......... £26,117 0 0

There was a large increase in the supply to-day, direct
frrm the growers. Wheat was steady. Malting Barley
was in brisk demand at an advance of 6d. Grinding
qualities were a shade lower. Oats were brought up
freely. and prime samples were a shade dearer. Indian
corn was steady.

Wnrea—Morn, 0 13—Even. 0 36—Height, 19 ft. 6 in

Union (s.s.)
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