Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-19 00:00:00

LONDON MINING MARBET.—Aua. 18.

The market fJr home mining stocks to-day is steady,
with a moderate amount of business. The transactions
reported in the Stock Exchange comprise North Frances
shares at 10; North Wheal Basset at 181; Sortridgo
Consols at ; and Wheal Kitty (Lelant) at 12i. In
foreign and colonial mining shares there is no movement.
Subjoined is the official list of the closing quotations
in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices
quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers :
East Alfred; 31, ; East Basset, 39;, 41s ; East Russell,
365, 38s ; L idy Bertha, 12e 13s ; North Basset, 18, ;
Pendoen, 2i Sortridge Consols, 11, i; South Condur-
row, 6,, 7s ; Wheal Grenville, 2f, ; Wheal Harriet, 10s
sd, Ils 61 ; Wheal Kitty (Lelant), 211, 22i; Wheal
Margaret, 67;. 70 ; Wheal Tehidy,j2l, 1.
United Mexican shares met with some inquiry, but have
scarcely varied in price. Cobre shares were inquired for
at 43. Tie company have 1,047 tons of ore sampled for
sale at Swansea today.
A call of 2s 6.1 per share is to be paid on the shares of
the Fort Bowen New Company by the 31st inst.
MONDAY EVENIATO.

In the market for home mining stocks to-day, shares in
Sortridge Consolq, United Mines, Wheat Grenville, East
.Lftsfet, e a 1 Kitty (Lelont), azd Lost Alfred were

FMPLOYICENT IN CANA)) 1.-Mr. Buchanan, the Governmen
Agent of m gration at Quebec, has Lomad a notice dated the Bth of
July, 1857, statin4 that in consequence of the recent /arse emigra-
tion to Toronto and Hamilton, the demand for labourers and me-
chanics at these places le, for the present, reduced. He recommends
parties to proceed the country districts, and p rticularly to the
Ottawa and to the neighbouroood of Belleville, Trenton, ort Hope,
and Cobourg. Mr. Buchanan also specially refers to the urgent
applications he has re eived for labourers, at high two of wades,
from the township of Otanabee, county of Peterborough, and from
certain parts of the Ottawa country. Full particulars as to the best
runte to these districts, as well as the parnph!et of the Canadian
Government upon the resourres of Canada, with maps of the rail-
ways, showing their connection with those of the United States,
continue to be issued gratuilousty to all persons who apply for them,
personally or by letter, at the offices of the Grand Trunk Railway
Company, 21, Old Broad street, London, E.C.

ELECI.RO-PLATE Tee Hays, FeNDeR', AND FIRE IRONS —Goods
in all these various depar.ments of msoufactu,e, and of numerous
others of rare bean y and excellence, are now on view in the establish-
ment of Mr. William Odell, in Bold street, which has been long and
deservedly famed for khe sn eri irity and good taste displayed in the
various article, with which it is filet to repleti n. In the stock of
electro-plated articles, are fine assortments of venison dishes, corner
dishes, soup and gra'-y tureens, forks and spoons; baskets, salvers.
c'sset stands, and de, enter sli Its ; closet j Lige, taaka,ds and cups, of
beautiful design and first-class workmanship; tee and coffee services,
of the incia comprehensive order an; most elaborate pattern, richly
embossed and chased or plain and elegant in form, to meet all tastes
from the most fastidious and refined, to the subdued beauty ofsimple
form. His colle tion of tee urns comprises some of the most chaste
and el-gant forms, remarkable at ,n,:e for simplicity and grece of
outline, combine I with perf ct workmanship. In some degree akin
to these should ass, be taken into account—Mr. Well's large and
beautiful collection of t ays, inpapier machie and iron, of the newest
patterns and charming design. These will he found indicative of
cultivated taste and sound jn gm -nt in their selection. Of fenders
and fl re- Iron, there is endless store, all the patterns being characterised
by richness a id beaul of design, elegance and snbstantiality of
workmanship, and floe material, In aid,tion to all these, Mr. Odell
has likewise a most extensive. varied, and fanciful collection of
chandeliers and hall lamps, of rare beauty .f form and ornament,
from the severe elegance of classic simplicity, to the most Acts!),
ornate. These are fitted up in every combination of material, from
plain, yet sweet, varieties ..f bronze to the most gorgeois decontions
in crystal, porcelain, an i enamel. His .took of moderator lamp., Woo,
is at once remarkable for its extent, variety, end fine taste ; wh Is
the humbler apartments, in co.-Inex on with the culinary and other
arran, ements for domestic use, are cared tor also with an attention
and ass' .nity, which mark Mr. Odell as a judicious and skilful
tradesman, who devotes hi- energies to supply ing his establehment
with everythin; his customers can require in his var ed and compre-
hensive business.

SUICIDE THROUGH GRIEF.—On Monday night a long
Inquiry was held at the Board-room of St. Thomas's Hos-
pital, 1 ondon, touching lbe death of M r, Abrah-..m Barlow
aged 33, who committed self-dest uctiln under the follow-
ing melancholy circumstaeces appeared from the
evidence that the deceased kept the Printers' Arms beer-
shop, and resided in Kennington•lar.e. For some time
past he beenne c'epressed in spirits thro,:gh being obliged
to dispose of his business on account of ill health, and on
Saturday morning he was found in his bed-room with his
throat cut, and the rarir clasp:d firmly in his hand. He
was conveyed to the before men'inned hospital, and expired
the same day. The jury returned a. veedie of "4 ,temporary
insanity."