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The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

Zbursban.

On THURSDAY next, the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office. 13, Exchange-buildings,
1500 Bags Bombay 1 LINSEED,
500 Pockets Bengali
500 Pockets Bengal RAPESEED,
75 Cases CASTOR OIL.
Apply to 'l'. and H. LITTLEDALE and CO., Brokers.

On THURSDAY next, the 13th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Sale-room,lmer-buildines, Water-street,
The Coasting Flats JOHN and GEORGE.
The George will carry 75 tons, and the John 85
p:t.- of dead weight. They have lately undergone
tong
elte, extensive repairs, and are well found in all stores,
- and in first-rate order now lying in Birkenhead
Dock.—For particulars apply to
IONGF, CURRY, and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

Water- street,
r MELBOURNE, is now in the River,
on FRIDAY next, the 14th instant. She

s' LIVERPOOL" LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS.
LYING NORTH END PRINCE'S DOCK.
Will go into the River on Saturday next, thelsth instant, and
has room for a few Passengers.
MELBOURNE. Dirafit.

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The sp

did
_A 1 Clipper Sh

?H(ENIX

W. 31OPPETT, Commander

906 tons register

„ vurtnen. This fine ship will
land Passengers and Luggage on the Wharf, free of extra
charge, and will take a limited quantity of freight.—Apply to
the Owners, Messrs. P. MAGEE and JAS. LEVISIGSTON
Queen's-buildings, New Quay, or to
JAMES M. WALTH Ew, 46, Chapel-street, Liverpool
To be followed by the fine new
Clipper Ship LINCLUDEN CASTLE :
” FOX" LINE nT

,028 tons register,

ETS TO AUSTRALIA
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Am.EARLIc.
miliAe gs,
DASOGUIEIORLDRsETRIEANET,
LIVERPOOL (entrance in Concert-street,
side of the New Music-haII.)—EDMONDS'
DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS, from
Four Shillings. EDMONDS' ENAMELLED DAGUERREO-
TYPE MINIATURES, Twelve Shillings and Sixpence.
EDMONDS' newly-discovered INDELIBLE GOLDEN
MINIATURES, Twenty Shillings, surpassing every other
production in the above art. Only to be obtained at the
American Galleries.
All Persons who visited the Crystal Palace during the Great
Exhibition must recollect the great superiority of the Ame-
rican Daguerreotypes, and to those who did not, it will be
sufficient to state that the Premium was awarded for American
Specimens.
Mr. EDMONDS, in soliciting the inspection of the Public,
begs to draw attention to the fact, that his resources, and
nine years'experience, must ensure to his patrons First-class
Portraits, at the lowest Prices, finished in half the time that
they can be obtained in any house in town.
Any person visiting the Gallery will be immediately con-
vinced that all Portraits shown WERE TAKEN ON THE PRE-
MISES, which is not generally the case through town ; many
having been purchased and others imported, for the express
purpose of being exhibited at the doors.
Mr. E. can vouch for the above, and deems it wise to caution
the Public against such impositions.
SUGGESTIONS FOR DRESS.—Ladies are informed that Dark
Colours are most suitable. Colours to be avoided are White,
Pink and Lignt Blue.
P.S.—Examine the clearness of the Eyes, the bold, soft, and
brilliant finish of all Portraits sent out from the
AMERICAN GALLERIES,

50, BOLD.STREET (Entrance in CONCERT-STREET.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

a St. Luke's W

ard, and C

moved the second reading
Amendment (No. 2) Bill, s
He briefly explained the
authorise the taking doss
sites, and the ere
whereby `--

in tine city of London might be diverted to the relief of the
spiritual destitution of the suburbs.—Mr. R. Pumntoun,
in moving that the second reading be deferred for three
months, denied that there was really a superfluity of
ation in the city churches, if they were adapted
a resident population,
tions to the measure,

o the char.

meter of t

zs, and an attem'

) relieve- the

id being to obtain
of St. Paul and its
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

Now LOAD

E PRINCE'S DOCK.
glide on the 15th instant.—Only room for
a few tons by special agreement.
For MELBOURNE, direct,
The magnificent first-class Ship
DELGANY,

THOMAS HAYES, Commander,
(Who has had great experience in the passenger trade;.
A 1 at Lloyd's ; coppered and copper-fastened. This ship is
a molar trader to Australia, and has splendid accommoda-
tion fora few Passengers. The State-rooms between decks being
lighted and ventilated with port lights, she offers the finest
Intermediate Accommodation of any ship in port, and the
comfort of her Cabin and Second Cabin State-rooms, for a
- ^0 not be surpassed, who, to secure berths,

SO tons

limited n

r rate of

passage and freight to
HENRY FOX, 2 King-street
be splendid new A 1 Clipper Ship
FULWOOD.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

sthnt Church or its incom

whether the motion did not interfe

NA.PIE

this was not a onesti

real object
Mr. LUCAS

passed, it would s
do s

in his opinio

the Church Eaablishm

voluntary prim

s equality

TAEFOIi

t had not yet

d, and the princip'

,f his measure scouted,

ae debat

THURSDAY

, JULY C

motion, on the ground that
_ a of numbers or figures, but that its
was the subversion of the Church of Ireland.
said he did not approve of Mr. Shee's plan

he measure

the Church question ; nothing would
but the entire destruction by law of

Ireland, the adoption of the

in opposing the motion, remarked that
!t with a single supporter, while the asser-
er had been contradicted, his statistics

,e was again

ere presented
soford;

Tes ''4ar
Clement'e

and from inha-

and by Sir G. STRICK-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

HARROGATE RACES

Two-YEA.-OLD ST AK EEL—Sylvia,first.. Fi¢e•ranb
HARR 0 GitlE HAN DI C A.P:—DI •Os • first. Tweivetran

FUNDS, STOCK, AND SHARE. MARKET.

The tenour of the foreign news not being consideredfavoio'
able. English Fends receded during. the forenoon # per cent.,
and in the absence of business there was no recnvery.fr9
the lowest point. Railway Shares exhibited depression
throughout the day. In Land and Bank descriptions mere
_
was a general disposition to effect sales. Crystal PAW'
Shares-opened with increased heaviness, and declined to 44
sellers, but closed ii,better.. Foreign Stocks generally aboYfeu
&tendency to dulness.

CLOSING PRICES.
9 Consols, Account ... a Bank Stock • , 201 „in
Do.. Money ...- '2* Ex r. Bills) L. &S.ll am -
Three lkQr per Cents, . 92g. 3

FOREIGN STOCKS

Mexicans
Spanish Deferred
Do. Threes

. 'Spanish Passives .... 41
. 19/ RAISSian Elves
... SII 8 Do.. Hour Sr Italves. SI
RAILWAY SRAZIAR.

Asnberg.,Nottingbaen, London,Brighton, and,
and E. Junction South Coast_ . . ... 106 7
Caledonian
Do. Preference
Eastern Counties
East Lancashire 64 6 Lincolnshire..,
Edinburgh & Glasgow 60 2 Midland Stock
Great Northern
Do. 72 4 Do. Preference
Do. 13... 125 7 North Staffordshire 45 31
Great Western
Lanc. and Yorkshire 652 6 York, Newcastle, and
Do. Fifths • • 6f 5 Berwick 733 4a
Leeds Northern...... lh York and N. Malind 54 5

. 21 2
. 651 4
6
. 33

LAND SHARES,

Australian Agricultural 45 6 Peel River
S. Australian — N. B. Australian
S. Australian Invest. Van Diemen's...

CO;Rzis MARKET.

We have a scanty show of English Wheat, but a fair supPISI
of Foreign. The trade for English opened rather dull,
prices of Monday last were not exceeded. Foreign hel;
firmly. Flour unchanged. Barley, Beans„ and Peas, brought
former terms. Fine Oats are fully as dear, but other sorts
neglected.

ARRIVALS.
English.
.. 569
.. 268
.. 3296
660
.. 123

Wheat
Barley
Malt
Oats
Beans
Peas .......
Flour

Irish. Foreign
37663
2388

SECOND REPoaT.—To effect a clearance of Engl4iBslssti giNsb'kfisigell!
a reduction of is. to 2s. per qr. had to be submitted to.
tendance unusually small, with a general indisposition
purchase. A trilling, and retail business is done in Forekg_7
and prices of this day week are quite nominal. There To
retail demand for Grinding Barley at late rates. The va re.
of Beans and Peas is unaltered. Oats sell slowly, and a
rather cheaper.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

Ditto BoiIds; Scrip i8v
5991

SATURDAY, JULY B.—Thre
92 3 ; Three per Cent(

Consol; for Account, 93 2

.nnuities,

MANCHESTER.—Throughc

cannot I

loted 1

untoward iufluenc

!se of the L
influenced u

here will be

per Cent. Redii
,nsols Annuities,

U;Thr

and-a-(

2s. pm. os

MANUFACTURES

'eme rates as.

-ourabl

nent to active operat

the advices

The demand for C
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as Colonel 31

,finished officers of t

,d O'Donnell

Another account, in the Messager de Bayonne, says
that Col. Garrigo had been rescued by General O'Donnell.
A Bayonne despatch of the sth says :--" The rebels

were completely defeated on the 30th. Those who still
hold out are in the neighbourhood of Madrid. A great
number of officers and soldiers have already' abandoned
them, and made their. submission, It is hoped that to-
ght the desertion will be still more considerable. Madrid
tranquil, and the news from the provinces is

continue
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

CATTLE MARKET,

Calves sold at reduced prices. No other alteration.
Beef 3s 4d to 5s 4(I Pork 3s Sd to Ss
Mutton..... 4s Od to 5s Od Lamb 4s Sd to 55
Veal

ARRIVALS.
Beasts 3835 Calves
Sheep and Lambs .... 20210 l Pigs
Cambridge, Leicester, Lincoln, and North-
ampton Beasts
Holland Beasts
Do. Sheep
Do. Calves
Do. Pigs
Spanish Sheep
Scotch Beasts

190G`
11
11.)A0
3.77

PRODUCE MARKET. nt
'VI, -
Sugar: More demand for floating cargoes of Fore.., ,00
full prices—Refined, fair home business; Rzown L'u er•
4.35. 6d. to 445. Coffee : Sales limited, but not cheaPo
Cotton firm ; rates unchanged. Rice : Better demand, at t
terms.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

CORN

LIVERPOOL, *JuLy 7.—The wheat trade this morning
has been exceedingly inactive, and the few transactions,
in which millers have engaged, they have succeded in
working at 2d to 3d per bushel decline from the quotations
of last Tuesday. Flour has not been freely taken to-day,
and holders submit to a reduction of 6d per barrel, though
choice brands of American are by no means plentiful ;
Spanish flour, upon an increased quantity in offer, must
be noted is per sack lower. In barley, beans, oats, and
oatmeal, we have very little business passing, and prices
are the turn in favour of buyers. For Indian corn there
has been a large demand, for shipment and for feeding
purposes, and previous currencies readily obtainable.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

THE INSURRECTION IN SPAIN.

MADRID, JULY 7.—The rebels have evacuated Aran-
juez, directing their march, it is said, towardsEstremadura.
The outposts of the royal troops are at Villa Se,quel. The
column sent in pursuit of the rebels is commanded by the
Minister of War. One hundred men and six officers of
the Regiment of the Princesa have left the ranks, and laid
down their arms at Toledo. Madrid and the provinces
are tranquil. Another despatch, of the same date, an-
nounces the entry of the royal troops into Aranjuez.

BY JOSAPHAT AND CO.'S CONTINENTAL

TELEGRAPH.

THE SPANISH INSURRECTION.

LETTERS TO THE QUEEN.

The insurgents, who were three days at Aranjuez, left
it, and marched upon Zemblique. They are hourly ex-
pecting reinforcememts from Andalusia, where General
Serrano is said to " work actively in the interest of the
insurgents." Government has been informed of the
general's doings, and is on the look out ; for should Ser-
rano succeed in the southern provinces, and thereupon
join General O'Donnell with the troops he may collect
there, the two generals will find themselves at the head of
a formidable army, sufficiently strong to revolutionise
Spain.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

3m our harbours daily ; but becomes more Ara-

demonstrated w

n viewed in relation to longer

gh still

ds of t

Thus taking the week,

rairtieth of Jane and

sent month, both d:

nclusive, we

vessels

a aorta have ar•

rent East India p(
from Bombay

g four from

;rosy number

South America contributed eighteen, the United States
were from the West

British America six; nl

.nd the remaining thirty-seven were chiefly from

The cargoes of these numerous ships

were des-

g that

can minister to

Lir import trade during

it is likewise satisfactory to know

mmensurx

,tely extensive

le branch, and that, thong

lcreasin,

—ld a ri:g

,ntlk of June last, not fewer

our differen

,ggregate burthen of
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ssible advant4,

mendatians, if th
clergy at large th

inherent diflicul
land had not taken any steps on the subject
The Earl of HARROWBY, as a member
sion to which the Bishop of Oxford had referre

currence in what I

Lad fallen fronl Min with

He thouiiat that it Airas

:orth considering whe-

'g►ain I

revived for this purpose, which ap-

peared to him to be more
as parliament less and less

.nd more

aasmuch
'hunch

entified itsel

with the

of England.
The bill was then read a second time.
The Bleaching, &c., Works Bill, the Customs Duties
(Sugar and Spirits) Bill, the Excise Duties (Sugar) Bill,
and the Warwick Assizes Bill severally went through
committee.

e Encumbered Estates

West Indies) Bill

was read a

second tim,

and their

THURSDA'

JULY 6.

, .
'
the endowments connected with Jesus College Oxford,
might not be taken away from the clergy of St. Asaph.—
The BISHOP of St. ASAPH presented a petition to the
same effect.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

IRELAAD

CONVERSION OF A NUN.—It is stated in the Dublitt
papers that a young person, who had been eight years 10
a convent, and had taken the white veil, renounced el
errors of Romanism on Sunday, with another convert
under the instruction of the Priests' Protection Sotietr
and received the Lord's Supper in St. Thomas's Chloe"
Marlborough-street.

ErTE WORKIMUSE.-011 Monday morill
(says the Kilkenny Moderator), as the paupers ILA
taken their seats to breakfast in the hall of Thoraastown
Workhouse, a cry of " bad stirabout" was suddenly boil;
and, as if this had been a preconcerted signal for "a rising;
a simultaneous shout was raised, accompanied by a general
and very heavy discharge of milk and stirabout from the
tins, followed by a raking fire of the vessels thamseltres,
directed at the officers in the hall. A party of police wed
summoned, and produced such a diversion as compel.'
_I
the pauper brigade to lay down their arms, and seven u;
the ringleaders were taken into custody, and committo'
for trial at the sessions.

DEATH or A VETERAN.—Captain James Hay, 10-
vidore of the Royal Hospital of Kilmainham, and an old
Peninsular veteran, died on the 2nd ult. His remain''
were followed to the grave by a large number of eivi'
and military men, amongst whom was Sir Edwd. BlakeneY
THE HARVEST.—The Banner of UlBter publishes of
borate report of the state of the crops in the north'
which it appears that for years past there has not beet)
1- ,fat a prospect of an abundant harvest as that Wei'
gto maturity, Flax is greatly 11-1,.‘,.-
e for the better having taken play"
period; and an equally satisfactorY
state of the potato crop.

s naw fast ripe

'ed, a vastcl,
tin a very

t is give

TEE Turkish langu__
in England; and there is

ge is not taught pr
of an Engl;

dictionary or grammar in existence !
RECORD OF WRECKS.—We publish to-day ou
monthly summary of wrecks, which hare been ri
in our columns from the Ist to the 30th of June in
They will be found to amount to 96 ships. The
for April and May contained a list of 200 ships, au
total of 296 losses in the three months.—Skinvino

OF TIIE

,cted wit

inch court, speaking of 1
ys--" I have studied it

better means of jin
n-hearted woman, r
It-is not surprising that "
attached to In

In can

display (

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forth
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

LEEDS

during tl
employed

buyers have

brisk in the warehouses.
BRADFORD.—WooIs : There is a shade more doing
and the stocks in the market are not materially increased
The prices sought deter spinners from buying, except it
comparatively small quantities, which clearly denotes flu
limited consumption of the trade. Noils and brokes ar(
steady in demand at late prices.—Yarns : There is some•
thing more doing in buying reeled yarns from stocks foi
shipping, but the prices at which they are selling offer nc
inducement to spin, and ere long the old stock will be
exhausted ; in spools there is no change either in price or
demand, and the quantity making is very limited.—Pieces
The demand is more healthy, and the supply not increased,
and ere long the quantity of grey goods must be materialy

ment for extended operations.
NOTTINGHAM.—It is reported there has been a litth
more business doing by some houses in the 1
also that some additional orders have been received f

hosiery goods, and on the whole the business of the t
has improved a trifle. There is yet room for great

No change in the pr

LIVERPOOL, JULY 10.—We have had a small
of cattle to-day, which met a ready sale at id

supply

Sheep were in fai:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

EXPORT FROM THE UNITED STATES.
Since Ist September, 1853
Same time, 1852

id common

BREADSTIIFFS.—The market for inferio
ades of State and Western flour continued heavy, with

receded

The better grades, however, were without material change,
and the market had assumed a more steady tone. There
existed a rather better demand for export to Great Britain
and the continent, and shipments continued to be made to
a moderate extent from first hands. Canada flour was a
shade lower, and the demand moderate, the market
closing heavily. Wheat was lower, and the export de-
mand moderate. Accounts of the growing crops were
satisfactory. The harvest was expected to be later than
usual, but the belief gained ground that the yield of
wheat would be larger than ever before garnered.
PROVISIONS.—The market for western pork was de-
pressed, owing to increased receipts, and a decline of 24c.

Beef continued in good request, an(
and light receipts, the market remained firm
rather heavily at 9c. to 91C. for fair to prime
plenty and dull. Cheese dull at 6c. to 9c. per lb
FRElGHTS.—Shipments of flour were made to Liverpool
at 25.; flaxseed 4s. 3d, ; tallow, 20s. - grain, 6d., 7d. asked ;
cotton, id.; rosin, ls. 9d.; heavy goods, 20s. To Havre :
Flour, 60c., and provisions to. To London : Flour, 25.;
measurement good, 30s. To Glasgow : Flour, 2s.
NEW ORLEANS, JUNE 27.—Freights are active. The
cotton market is firm at 81c. for middling.
HAVANA, JUNE 22.—The sugar market had somewhat
revived, planters being desirous to realise and buyers
better inclined to purchase. The stock of sugars does not
exceed 18,000 boxes. Molasses was scarce. Rum was in
demand at 829 50 to $3l the pipe for coloured, and $33 50
for white. Freights had declined from ss. to 10s. We
quote, to Cowes and North Sea, £3 ss. to £4 ; Mediter-
ranean, £3 ,10s. to £4 55.; Great Britain, £3 to £4 ;
France, f 110 to f 120. Exchanges continue very dull,
and but little done. We quote London, 9to 10 per cent.
prem. Mexican dollars were worth 5, to 6 per cent. prem.
on shipboard.

with a reduced stock
Lard closed
Butter is
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

LIVERPOOL TOWN COUNCIL.

MB monthly meeting of the Council was held on
Wednesday last, John Buck Lloyd, Esq., the Mayor,
providing. _ _ _

- The first business taken up was a consideration of the
proceedings of the Finance Committee, the leading features
of which were a letter from the Lords Commissioners autho-
rising the Corporation to borrow the sum of £130,000 to
be expended in constructing the new Landing-stage for
channel steamers ; an order to Sir W. Cubitt to proceed
with the plans and specifications for the new LandinF-
stage ; a recommendation to submit the Police-offices in
High-street for sale ; and a recommendation to increase
the wages of bricklayers and joiners employed by the
Corporation : bricklayers 2s. and joiners is. per week each.
HORNBY moved that the proceedings be confirmed,
with the exception of that part relative to the workmen's
wages, which remains over till next meeting, in compliance
with the standing orders.
Mr. FERNIIIOI7OII seconded the motion; and after
some discussion relative to Mr. T. Lloyd's property in
Bedford-street, the proceedings were confirmed.
Mr. TOBIN moved that the proceedings of the Watch
Committee be confirmed.
Mr. Alderman PARKA.* expressed a wish to know whe-
ther the town was indebted to the zeal of the magistracy
or to the vigilance of the police in preventing the antici-
pated breach of the peace, had the clergy and the children
of the Protestant Church schools been allowed to walk on
the day of their anniversary. (Laughter.) It was a most
unprecedented thing; but the town-clerk, he understood,
had told them that there was a standing order against
all_processions.

The MAlron said the matter was not one for the Watch
Committee, and there was nothing in the proceedings
having reference to it. The order of the town was in the
hands of the magistrates.
Mr. Alderman PAIIKEII said he merely wished to com-
pliment the police on their vigilance and success in pre-
venting any serious riot that might have occurred if the
children had been allowed to walk. (Laughter.)

_
The proceedings were confirmed.
The r,roceedings of the Dock Committee having been
read, lir. C. TURNER moved that they be confirmed.
Mr, BIGRAM expressed a wish that the opinion of Mr.
North, the solicitor, relative to the grant of £6O to the
Rev. George Dover, towards the expenses of carrying
fir,liritual instruction among the labourers engaged at the
:north docks and their families ; the spirit of the opinion
was to the effect that, though no specific power was con-
tained in the Dock Acts to enable them to make such a
grant, there was power -to make grants for analogous
purposes ; and that, in his (Mr. North'o opinion, the
• ,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES,

BIRTHS.
at Oak-hill, Lydiate, Mrs. William

On the Ist inst

Hogarth, of a son.
On-the 2nd inst

at Ormskirk, the wife of W. Welsb3

Esq., of a son

6;1 the 2nd inst., at Great George-street, the wife of R.
Ganthony, Esq., dentist, successor to the late Mr. Brooks,
of a daughter.
On the 3rd inst., at Croes Howell, the wife of John
Sykes, Esq., of a son.
On the 4th inst., at Lissa Jell, near Sligo, the wife of
Mr. Thomas Martin, seed merchant, of a son.
On the 4th inst., at Springfield, Everton, the wife of
Mr. E. Flynn, of a son.
On the sth inst., the wife of Mr. A. C. Grierson, Para-
gon-place, Warrington, of a son.
On the bth inst., the wife of Henry Brock Hollinshead,
Esq., Billinge Scarr, near Blarkburn, of a daughter.
On the 6th inst., Mrs. John Snaitton, Chatham-street,
of a son. -

On the 7th inst., at Birkenhead, the wife of Captain
Thomas Hughes, ship Carleten, of a son.
On the 9th inst., the wife of Joseph Kitchen, Esq
Netherfield-road North, of n son.
On the 9th inst., the wife of the 14
M.A., St. John's Church, of .a son

W. F. Tayk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

TALLOW MARKET,

Tallow firm. Stock, 33,744 casks, against 20,323 casks 0
time last year. Deliveries, 967 casks, agairst 1531 casks sale
time last year. -

GLASGOW CORN MARKET.

Market quiet to-day. No change in the price of any article'

MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE

Lancashire and Yorkshire, 66; London and North WesterD,
104 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 211 ; Ditto, NO
Pref., 1.16 pm.; Midland, 65i ; South Eastern, 19 1-16.

LEEDS STOCK EXCHANGE.
Lancashire and Yorkshire, CZ/ ; Midland, 63} ; No,, •
Western Extension, 7 1-16 ; York and North Midland, 2**
Leeds New Pas., 36i.

HAND-IbT-HAND LIFE ASSURANCE. Matti Moll-1.
Diogenes.
t
SHORT-SIGHTED POLlCY.—Usincr, an eye-glass instead
of a pair of spectacles,
itsl
POLITICAL CAPITAL—The greater part of this caP
is
ATTEND up
ING of private interestWlSH.—"l wish you would P.-- .—Pun v
:6
little attention, sir !" exclaimed a stage
_manager to
careless actor. " Well, sir, so lam paying as little 3s
can," was the calm reply.
4, 06
THE LA.DIES are said to have been thrown in— u.
greatest consternation at the recent appointment of ai;,,a4
ber of lawyers in all parts of England to register the deed
married women.
NEW RocKErs.--Tbe Sentinelle Toulonnaise 004
nounces that, on the Ist instant, the new rocked
manufacturing at the School of Maritime Pyrotecliq',oo
Toulon, were tried in the Fort St. Louis. Those ron.ha
of 95 centimetres, are armed with a 12-pound shell;therto
result of the experiment was most satisfactory. Ili 3,50
the range of rockets had never exceeded 3,300 or_ ,_.OO
metres. On this occasion they reached a distance of Ir
4,000 to 4,300 metres, or more than a league. is
HOW THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE MANA-6-,,„rseY
AMERICA.—We find the following in a copy of the it
city Weekly News for May 20, 1851. We comn!ie%,'
to the admirers of the American school sYs's fpC
" Shameful: We perceive, by the proceedings
common council, that the teachers of the public .L.lftric4_
were forced to petition the board for their g'..'„ief;
due on the Ist instant. Now this is really ea;"' de'
the thing too far. Here are householders
wioovert..
pond on earnings to pay rent, and other expenses_ wee
due, and the corporation of Jersey city is not ablew*,oo.
their just demands. Many of the teachers are !thou;
ladies, whose salaries are just about sufficient to PgiY,,,nol..
board ; still, from the wilful neglect of those who;wie:i
public duties, they are forced to wait months, se '1404'
r ser
Solve
before they can procure the stipend due for thei
We trust our municipal affairs will be in better tra'i
day."

LIVERPOOL: the
1 • Printed and Published every Tuesday Morning', '4 0•,6
Proprietor, ROBERT PEARSON TI-IACKER, cpsi^li`,,,
Percy.stteet, at the STANDARD GENERAL Eigyerelt
W o
OFFICE, No. 4, ST. GEOR§ cgc§VTl '
Tuesday, Jelly 11,1851,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

erred in diminishing

also true that new

ere churches

Lre necessary to supply
not, therefore, follow

pull down our old churches, and sell the
consecrated ground on which they stand, hallowed by
many associations, in order to perform the work before

that we must

us. It would be a lasting disgrace to our boasted civilisa-
tion, and the credit of its rejection belongs to the Corn-

Eves of some

those who swelled ti

f the majority. We live

I in an age conspicuou

nmercial prosperity and

taranl

d wealti

ad men hig

men, who

Icoolly propose that we should sacriEce the fabrics raised
by the piety and munificence of a poorer age, in order to

:ta of the wealthy living,

Some years since,
when the spiritual destitution of Bethnal-green called
)udly fcr a remedy, the Bailor of LONDON boldly ap-
s to build and

that number have since

ow in full activity in the poorest

'eat m

Has all zeal for church

sted, or have ine

aced profits

1 to increase pars

that such an appeal would

made in vain ?

directly the central.:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

TUESDSI"

, JULY 11

LOCAL 11\72

~'LLIGE2

THE STAR

P Tur, El

and Co.'s";:i
Mersey on I

k Ball

.s. sail

slay, f

with 950

and a v'e
Amin

_ versa _..............NDENCE.—Tuesday being
ry of Americanpendence ships bel
the United States weed decked out, inthe colours, an,
as usual with Americans, was observed iu this
great reinirinc,.

A NEw EAILWAY REFRESHMENT
fuorrish, of the Merchants' Dining-rooms, has
.P another refreshment-room at the Tithebarn-sti.
.ailway Station, on the slope leading to the plat-
andflt is intended for the accommod:tion of secone
third class passengers, and no doubt will be
'Patronised.
MU:MERRY-STREET SCHOOL, ADERCROMEY-SQUARE
two midsummer prizes for progress and proficiency
were
terrawarded to Masters Norman Wylie, of 23, Peel-
_ and Francis Conolon, 18, Pembroke-place, as the
Pupils who had most distinguished themselves during the
session in mathematics, classics, and English.
CAUTION TO CAPTAINS OP FERRY STEAMERS.—At the
Police Court, on Thursday, several captains of steamers
Plying on the river were summoned for neglecting to
Place one of the crew at the gangway while the passengers
Were being landed. The offenders were convicted in
Penalties of 2s. 6d. and costs, with an admonition from
the magistrate, that in all cases of a similar ldnd the law
would be strictly enforced.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS.—There are indications
(says the New York Herald) of a terrible onslaught on
‘-te ocean mail contractors. A report will be presented
showing astounding frauds and swindling
from the beginning of the Pacific mail contracts to the
Present time ; at least so said Mr. Mace, chairman of the
select committee appointed to investigate the subject. Mr.
Olds said it would be cheaper to buy up and sink the
steam-ships carrying the mails between New York and
Liverpool and San Francisco, than continue the present
contracts.

Room.—Mr.

in a few days

WEST DERBY GuAD.DIANs.—At the meeting on Wed-
nesday, the Rev. W. Badnall presided ; Mr. J. Harrison
was vice-chairman; and there were present Messrs.
Ledger, Smith, Alpass, Siddeley, Appleby, Walmsley; Lunt,
Morris, Medcalf, Kirkus, M'Gee, and Abrahams. The
number of inmates in the Workhouse was reported to be
585, against 648, same week of last year ; in the hospital
39, against 76 last year. Proceedings were ordered to be
taken before the magistrates to recover contributions in
arrear from the townships of Great Crosby and Thornton.
PA.TENT Axcnons.—ln the Court of Exchequer, last
week, in
the action " Honiball v. Bloomer," the plaintiff
was nonsuited by direction of Baron Martn. The ques-
Z,vas, whether an anchor patented by Messrs. Bloomer
that '-ho., of this town, was an infringement upon an anchor
had been patented and established for sixteen years,
c°lllincillY called Porter's patent anchor, as the principles
Upon which the anchors are constructed appeared to be
ar. For the defence, it was Droved that

parative v
ted herew
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

Webnesban.

TO-MORROW (Wednesday), the 12th instant, at One o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office, 4, Lower Castle-street,
About 150 Bales COTTON (damaged),
Landed ex Pollok, from Apalachicola. west side of Brunswick
Dock.—Apply to Messrs. KIRK and FURNISS, Merchants, or
to FAIRCLOUGH and CHINN, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

7 of the aut
11 the best

Lorities, ar

ty minutes to ten

IDNESDAY; JULY 5

a bill to alter and amend the law respecting
nporalities, &c. (adjourned on the lath of June),

ho expressed his regret that Mr. Shee

,sion which had

❑ past_ years

should have

us dates under circumstances

applicabl

if the Irish Church,

tion, not wishing to

.anag,ement

nd dOubting
with the Romanist
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

TEMPERANCE " LINE OF PACKETS FROM
LIVERPOOL TO AUSTRALIA.
Carries a lull Band and a splendid Library.
For MELBOURNE,
Forwarding Passengers to A DELA IDE, GEELONG,
and SYDNEY,
The Clipper-built Frigate DERRY CASTLE,
Captain DRAKE; A 1, 2,300 tons.
and Passengers and Luggage
e Canning Dock, Liverpool,
invited to inspect the ar-
he greatest satisfaction to
Pasiengers from London, and are unsurpassed by any other
Line. She will sail on the 25th July. The Dietary, &c., as
heretofore, is sumptuous. Carries a Surgeon and Minister.
There are Berths from X 220 to 30 Guineas.—For particulars
of Freight or Passage apply to
GRIFFITHS, NEWCOMBE, and CO.,
1-street, London, or 13, James-street, Liverpool.

on the Whir:

ants are

rangements, w

are given

f 6,G racechur

" BLACK STAR" LINE
Landing Pawn

F AUSTRALIAN PACKETS
ers and their Luggage free of charge.
First Ship.
For MELBOURNE,

fine new Clipper 8:
FLORA TEMPLE,

a deairab

_ .
TONrWANDA
SARANAK
WYOIIING....

TLSCAROR4.

7:hese-Va,

MANHATTAN, PEABOD
CENTURION, COOMBS .
HOUGHTON, COTTER
E. Z., HARTSHORNE
FOREST KING, ALLEN
COOSAWATTEE (new), J. PAxToN..2OOO tons
NORTHAMPTON, REED
A. Z., CHANDLER
WEST POINT. MULLINER
ANDREW FOSTER. HOLBERTON
SHAMROCK (new), DOANE
PROGRESS. CHASE
CONTINENT, E. B. DRUMMOND.... 2000 tons
EMPIRE (new), ZEREGA
PHILANTHROPIST, WILSON
HELIOS, NASON
KOSSUTH. DAWSON
DREADNOUGHT (new), SAMUELS
ADRIATIC, JACK
ALBION (new), WILLIAMS
EM ERA LD ISLE, CORNISH
ANTARCTIC, STOUFFER
EDWARD STANLEY, ROBINSON ..2500 tons
BENJAMIN ADAMS, DaustmoNo.. 2500 tons.
WM. TAPSCOTT (new). BELL 3006 tons
And succeeding Packets every Five Dave

2000 tons

1800 tons
2000 tons

!000 tons.

3000 tons,
3000 tons,

2000 tons.
1800 tons.

2000 tons,

2350 tons

2500 tons,

1500 tons.
2000 tons.
2000 tons

For PHILADELPHIA

TONAWANDA, JULIUS
SARAWAK. DECANT ....
WYOMING. DUN LEVY
TUSCARORA, TURLEY

1300 tons.. 12th Jul}.
1000 tons.. 12th August
1100 tons.. 12th Sept.
1232 tons.. 12th Oct.

The above Ships are of the largest class, and commanded
by men of experience, who will take every precaution to pro-
mote the health and comfort of the passengers during the
voyage.

E'rivate rooms tor families, or persons who wish to be more
select, can at all times be had, and deposits of each, to
secure berths, should be remitted, which shall have due
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

lance Bill, the Indemnity B

)n Charges Cent

nuance Bill

a. and i

Bill, the Exc

•a few minutes past nir

THE IRISH COAST.—The Earl of FINGAML presented a
atition from the inhabitants of the county and town of
)rogheda, with a full statement of the marine casualities
pon the eastern coast of Ireland for the last four years
,d a quarter, praying for an effective .ar.cl impartial
•rnment survey of the coast, in order that a harbour
uge might be constructed in the most suitable posi-
ur the protection of commercial navigation along that

REVISION OF TDB STATUTES.—In reply .to a question
from Lord Lyndhurst, the LORD eIIIaiDELLOR said that
the government did not mean to introduce any measure on
the-subject this session.
ECQLUSIASTICAL CQIIRTS.—In answer to a -question
from Lord St. Leonard's, the LORD CHANCELLOR. said
that the bills affecting the jurisdiction of the ecclesiastical
court were particularly dealt with by the Testamentary
Jurisdiction Bill and the Matrimonial Divorce Bill; but
the general relief as to their efficiency was effected by
what was called the Ecclesiastical Courts Bill.; and all
these measures would, if not in the present session, at any
rate as soon as possible, be pressed forward so as seedily
to effect the object they were intended to effect:
UNIVERBIrr REFORM.—The house went into com-
mittee on the Oxford University Bill, when, the clauses
from 1 to 5 having been agreed to, Lord IVA.nn moved the
following clause in lieu of clause 6 :—" The Hebdomadal
Connell shall consist of the Vice-Chancellor, the Proctors,
six Heads of Colleges or Halls, six Professors of the Uni-
versity, together with six Members of Convocation of not
less than five years' standing, to be elected by the Con-
gregation hereinafter mentioned of the said University,
and the Vice-Chancellor or his deputy shall be President
of such Hebdomadal Council."—The amendment was
carried by 107 to i 3 ; and an amendment moved by the
Earl of DERBY, to substitute the word " convocation" for

" congregation," was negatived by 99 to 72. Clauses 7-to
26 were agreed to, and Lord DERBY moved the entire
rejection of. clause 27, which provided for the establish-
ment of private halls, and which he regarded as an inno-
vation on the constitution and discipline of the Culver-
sity.—On a division it was earried by 109 to 76.—After
this division, Lord DERBY remarked that, as it was plain
the government could carry whatever it desired, he should
only make suggestions.—Clauses 28 to 51 were agreed to
with but slight opposition. To that clause which regu-
lates the oath to be taken at matriculation, so as to admit
Dissenters, Lord DERBY raised objeetions, and opposed its
being adopted.—The Bishop of OxFoRD charged Lord
Derby with inconsistency, and the Bishop of ST. 11811.11
and the Duke of Ana-rxx supported the clause, which was
carried by a majority of 73 to 47.—The remaining clauses
were then agreed to, arid at half-past 2 o'clock their lord-
ships adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

HOUSE OF COMMONS-TUESDAY, JULY 4

The Speaker took the chair at twelve o'clock.
The Lords' amendments to the Bolton Improvement
Bill were agreed to.
The Valuation of Lands (Scotland) Bill and the Paro-
chial Schoolmasters .(Scotland) Bill passed through com-
mittee.

Petitions in favour of a Ten Hours Factory Bill were
presented by Mr. MEDLEY (12), from operatives in Denton,
Droylsden; and other places ; by Mr. BATESON (25), from
Oldham and its neighbourhood ; and by Capt. ARCRDALL,
from the inhabitants of Rochdale, and nine petitions from
workpeople in the employ of manufacturing establish-
ments in Rochdale ; also from guardians of Rochdale Poor-
law Union, against a continuance of the central power of
the Poor-law Board.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

Will sail on Thursday morn

00 tons of dise;
secured by'spe

reement.
_ .
-1.31 r CALCUTTA,
...VA The-splendid Aberdeen built clipper Ship
.a t ll\ 4 LEICHHARDT,
_
Captain HENRY OAKLEY;
634 tons 0.w., and 389 tons N.M. ; A I at Lloyd's thirteen
years, and only one year old. This magnificent ship was
constructed by -Messrs. Hall, the builders of the Chrysolite
and other celebrated Indiainen, and is unrivalled for speed
and beauty of model : loadinz in Salthouse Dock.—Apply to
COTESWORTH, WYNNE, and LY:N E.
The above Vessel has excellent cabin accommodation.

9om for I;ght measurement cargo, and will be
despatched in a few days—Warranted first vessel.
For SINCAPORE,
p„,,,,,..,FA\ The remarkably fine British-built Barque
• W`ILLIANI FISHER,
Captain W. CRAIG;
364 tons, A I at Lloyd's, and a superior and desirable con-
veyance : loading in Salthouse Dock.—Apply to
COTESWORTH, WYNNE,

Has only

.nd LYNE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

Lord CA
ia

~,.messes of Linic,
tion of the principles of the ET
Scotland, as contemplated by
the house by Lord Brougham.
Cauzi,xr TO ANIMALS.—The Prevel...—
ls Bill, which proposed to extend the p
driving dogs in carts to all, parts of the

thnaet

Animi

was read a seconu
which several noble lords
while others were decided

ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS,

On the motion —__
ing evidence to • be taken viva voce
Courts, was read a second time. Lord BROUG
bill would have the effect of diminishing the exp,
cases under the Church Discipline Act to one-fifth of
He knew of two cases which had cost right rev
prelates from £2,000 to £4,000, and he only won&
Bishops had not introduced a bill on the subject
The BISHOP or OXFORD said the difF

ri the Ecclesiastics,

way of such legislation were enormous

the very showing of it, was to punish the clerg
the bishops of the Church of Engl

Id, for errors in d

trine and practice; and their lordships would admi
exceeding difficulty to bishops of introduc
which they were to administer, and

those others having t
Id publicly showing

of discussing,

!ountry their op]
low that was to

ossibly ways mig

of the country, consistent&

itimate

Lvance to the coniide

estions of this

hiowing what t

did not exp,

It and delicate sn

sion unt

it those who wer
islation should b

enabled to state

.spect to it. He
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

improvement over last week's prices

the market was oversi
of at id to id per lb. r
7-Ad rtAr lh_ mliffnn

'ked, was very difficult to dispose
action. Good beef worth Sid to

; sheep, 26,090.
—Best beef, ?id to
d to ed ; best wedders

aid tc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

s have spr

giving an average little short of 1,000 tons per

During th,

Ilan settlem

19,301 tons

Of these

out 4,731 a,.
1,999 Scotc

502 Iris

the M,

;hips, and carried

and the remaining 460 were
natives of other countries, chiefly Germans. Among the
despatched eleven were for Melbourne, of an
nnage of 13,994, or at an average fully 1,303
tons each. At present there ar

vessels thus

af;greg

on the berths twenty-
nine vessels loading for Australia, having an aggregate
burthen of 27,82 l tons, or an average little short of that
already referred to. Of these, nineteen are for Melbourne,
with an aggregate of 20,69 tons, or nearly 1,100 tons
each. Besides the splendid fleet already engaged in the
Australian trade, several other ships of the most approved
models as regards sailing qualities, stowage, and passen-
ger accommodation, are in course of being built with the
utmost despatch consistent with safety and good con-
struction, by the most celebrated builders in the United
States, and in our North American possessions, all of
which will be put into the regular line of Liverpool and
Australian trade so soon as they can be got ready
In the above brief glimpse at our traffic, it will be seen
that one branch of outward trade only has been glanced
at, although we are happy to learn that all the branches
of that, with perhaps a trivial falling-off in exports to the
north of Europe, are prosperous ; and it is further to be
borne in mind, that no allusion whatever is contained in
it relative to our immense coasting and channel trade ;
nor does it include the regular steam communication be-
tween Liverpool and the various North and South
American ports, or with the Mediterranean; in every
one of which valuable lines of intercourse our facilities of
communication are increasing every day.

Even so very loose and general a view as that given
above presents a highly gratifying picture of our exist-
ing commercial relations, and, when compared with that
of a few years back, the contemplation becomes doubly
pleasing, showing a steady and sustained growth as

regards the past, and affords grounds for highly flattering
anticipations of the future.

FOREIGN AND COLONIAL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

THE iPARLIA MENTMW -SESSION,

THE proceedings of the Housesf.Commone each
-succeeding week afford an instructive lesson of;the
tatter folly of li-.eeping up the contemptible farce,of
legislation under the present Coalition Administra-
tion, which commenced its career by hosting that
it contained " all ,the talents," and 'bas proved
itself woithy only to the " antiquated imbecility"
which is its nominal rkead. It is now wail known
that of foi the measures which were promised at
the beginning of the 'present session, the only one
which has not been reelected or abandoned is the
Oxford Ur ixersity Reform. Bill, which has under-
gone so many alterations, that it hardly bears a
resemblanee to the measure which was first intro-
duced, and which will only be allowed to reach
maturity through the favour or forbearance of the
Earl of DERBY, and after a further purification.
Well might the noble Earl ,cougratulate Lord
CANNING on the singular felicity he enjoyed of
being the first member of the Government who,
by the 6th of July, had been enabled to propose
to their lordships any one measure of importance,
which had been promised and produced on the
part of the Government, and which had also been
so fortunate as to obtain the sanction of the other
House of Parliament. It was the single sheaf of
the sessional harvest, and yet had been so meta-
morphosed that it was difficult for its authors to
recognise their own bantling. Day by day have
we to report the proceedings of both Houses of
Parliament ; but, with the single exception of this
suspicious Bill, and the mere formal proceeding of
voting the supplies to the Crown, it is impossible
to point to any business which has resulted from
the many long discussions in the Lower House.
On Tuesday last, the House of Commons was
engaged in a wordy warfare on some unintel-
ligible project about the rights of neutrals, intro-
duced, we believe, in order to afford Sir WILLIAM
MOLESWOBTH the opportunity of making a long
speech to prove that free ships make free goods.
It was not of the slightest consequence whether
the motion was Carried or
rejected; and so little
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

FRANCE,

The Bulletin des Lois of Tuesday contained a decree,
announcing that an extraordinary credit of 52,250,000 f. is
opened from the budget of 1854, to the Minister of War,
to provide for the most urgent expenses resulting from
the augmentation of the army and the formation of the
army of the East.
Orders have been sent to Boulogne and other ports in
the Channel for the embarkation of 10,000 of the troops
now assembling to form the Boulogne camp. It is thought
that they are to be sent to the Baltic to take possession of
the island of Aland.
On Wednesday it was said that the house of Messrs.
Rothschild, freres, of Paris, refused to discount the
coupons of the Spanish debt, as they have been in the
habit of doing.
The Moniteter publishes a long- report from General
Roudon, the Governor-General of Algeria, with respect to
the military operations which he is carrying on at the
present moment in the Great Kabalic. The great tribe
of Beni Mcnquilet has made its submission. The chiefs

had arrived on the 24th at the Governor-General's camp
with their war tribute, and to offer protestations of their
submission to France. The example was followed by
another great tribe, that of Beni-Baten, and several
others. Some of the resisting tribes have been attacked
and dispersed.
• ---

INSURRECTION IN SPAIN.
- insurrection of the 28th ult., a telegraphic
published last week, does not appear
• mit. down. Thursday's De-bats
:—On the evening of
eneral Lara left Madrid to attack the
ts, who had halted at Alcala. General Lara's
• -*Pd of seven battalions of infantry, a regi-
- detachment of foot gendarmerie, a
-,larmerie, and two batteries of
the insurgents on the 30th.
;t was kept up with
~ggle lasted till
,overed with dead

report of w
to have bee

mt which we condense

The str

Leld of battle w

Madrid

ion. Am,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

ROCK FERRY.—To be LET, a genteel RESI-
DENCE, situate near the Ferry, and commanding a
view of the River. The House is detached, and contains an
Entrance-hall, Morning, Dining, and Drawing-rooms, six
Bedrooms, Water-closets, Store-room, Butler's-pantry, Ser-
vants'-hall, Kitchen, Scullery, &c., with a Flower and Fruit
Garden. May he entered upon immediately.—Apply to Mr.
ROBT. DOBSON, 9, King-street, Rock Ferry, Birkenhead.

TO RIDING MASTERS, &e.—To be LET, at
Rock Ferry, with immediate possession, a spacious
RIDING-SCHOOL and GYMNASIUM. with Stabling. if
required.—Apply to Mr. ROBT. DoissoN, 9, King-street, Rock
Ferry. Birkenhead.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-11

FOREIGN STOCKS

Mexicans ......
Spanish Deferred
Do. Threes ..

24i Spanish Passives ....
19i Russian Fives ....... 97 9
Do. Four &Halves 81 3

Amberg.,Nottinghani, i.onnon;istsanson,..
and E. Junction 5} South Coast. lO6 7
Caledonian 62 3 London &N. Western 1031 4i
Do. Preference 95 7 London. &S. Western 82 3
Eastern. Counties l3k Manches., Shoff., and
East Lancashire 64 6 Lincolnshire.
Edinburgh & Glasgow 60 2 Midland, Stock
Great Northern B9k 90i North, British

Do. A 72 4 Do. Preference
Do. B 125 7 North Staffordshire.. 411-
Great Western
Lanc.and Yorkshire 65:2 6 York, Newcastle, and
Do. Fittho 6l I Berwick . 73i 41
Leeds. Northern 154 York and. N. Midland 54 5

LAND SMARM.
Australian Agricultural 45 6 Peel River
S. Australian — N. B. Australian
S.. Australian Invest. Van. Diemen's—

CORN MARKET.

We have a scanty show of English Wheat, but a fair gut/
of Foreign. The trade for English opened rather dull, an
prices of Monday last were not exceeded. Foreign held
firmly. Flour unchanged. Barley,.Beans, and Peas, brought
former terms. Fine Oats are fully as dear, but other sorts.
neglected.

ARRIVALS.
English. Irish.
.. 56%
.. 268
.. 3296
.. 660
.. 123

Wheat
Barley
Malt
Oats
Beans
Peas
flour ,

Foreign.

4107 18626
446

4850 sks. 8:
136. bxls.

SECOND REPORT.—To effect a clearance of
a reduction of Is. to 2s. per qr. had to be submitted to. At-
tendance unusually small, with a iceneral indisposition to
purchase. A trifling, and retail business is done in Foreign,
and prices of this day week are quite nominal. There is
retail demand for Grinding Barley at late rates. The value
of Beans and Peas is unaltered. Oats sell slowly,. and Are
rather cheaper.

CATTLE MARKET.
Calves sold at reduced prices. No other alteration.
Beef 3s 4d to 5s 4d I Pork 3s 8d to 58 WI
Mutton..... 4s Od to 5s Od Lamb 4s 8d to 5s 8.
Veal

ARRIVALS.
Beasts 3835 1 Calves
Sheep and Lambs .... 29240 Pigs
Cambridge, Leicester, Lincoln, and North-
ampton Beasts
Holland Beasts
Do. Sheep .
Do. Calves,
Do. Pigs.,
Spanish Sheep
Scotch Beasts

1900
▪ .. 1197
.. .. 1940
▪ 377

PRODUCE

MARKET.

.. 1380
.. 200

Sugar : More demand for floating cargoes of Fortagn•
full prices—Refined, fair home business ; Brown LuMlOO
431. 6d. to 445. Coffee : Sales limited, but not cheaper'
Cotton firm ; rates unchanged. Rice Better demand, at I.oi
terms.