... . . - non gW*GS 0F1 THR BAROMET. Fridey, Aug.0.-on n.M 29A8 Midnight. 29.2 Saturday, Aug. 31.-or Pm', 29988 Midnlght. 29.84 ,1 Sunday, SBet. 1.-Foc po.m., 29.82; MIdnight, 29.90 h 2 , IG WAT= AT LIlRPOOL. la 3 ?? BZE]SINO, NWaxen. hn.. U. M. . ey3'. To-*-.mort * 2 ?? 2 28, ?? 1 lar- BaSUPPOSED LOSS OF A LIVERPOOL CLIPPER TO THN XDITOlW 0O THE LxYI'iOOL KERGURY. Gentlemen -Observing in your ...

... BAN&R u. & W bar, Fro ?? th6Londonuavu, ?? - P gd 3d. BAUpSri , R1140elJohn Z., Hawley, KLerLt, -7 phokle ketG BANSKS'FpI. day Amos, Richard, Stratford lis Allen, John, Lavenrro tt t te Allen, John L, Leicester , pulo u useg. t A, .bbe,' laae, ShottishaonAUlSj~nt0 or 3S.; Islight5 Henry, Flynbolst, ?? d olk, Nb Brannen, Thomas, New fle~up D. tea. Baker, Edwin, Cheltenham leosmso, laieew and7 ...

... I CO.MMERCIAU ?? : g =E - A = p -- ?? LWE RPOOL EX01HANGE1 ,The cotton inarkfA 1to-dAj g'as worA~ thecoame duill and uvetfadbcry appearanc'i` which for. many days past hail b~een wthout '~t~tobut 'it: has been -qua Ifiled on~ the preierib eoo asaecn by something lik an approach Boatn opiulon~aznong holders 'stad others that 0b ey htwe probably saeen the Woi'ot, at least for'a period Whether, ...

... .1 J.., ., ofl.',8E PPIN.G. - - coal. BRh.DINes OBX THE BARO'METRB. Saturday, Ag 1-or ~. 98;Mdih,28 ai..Sunday,- Sept. 1.--Fourp~mL..29.Sl,; MIdnight, 29.90 Monday, Sept. 2.-Your p.m., 80.08, Midnight, 30.08 Vlb: MORNINGo. EVarENIN. Hisoairr. amU H. M. XIL Loan Thiaflay . 2 ~ ?? . 2 28. 7 lay To-morr~oiw ?? 24d8 ,3 8 Olay AZRrVVE. SnrrzrEP nuiBBI, . Corgair ?? ugwaah 0 a Wimbledon, Dunn ?? ...

... - IOMMtRCIAL. I LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE, - MONDIAY EviENlNu. The bettertendency of feeling which *as f ulntly discernible In the cotton market oil Saturday, ?? which was reported in this place, haos been a shae lmore distinct to-day. ?? have shown in. I croased reluctance to regard any further decline in prices a other than an unjustifiable ourse, and at the same time buyers have, aaein oumes 'dis. ...

... . : BAXKRNP-T,,:&e. - BANKRUPMCE9 AWNULLED.: Chaffi, M. H., Hart-street Bloomsbury, upholsterer. Rassl, Jhn ., Hwley iet, ocimmission agent. XV Amos, Ricbard; Stratfor~l ew, Town ae eea shop keeper.!, M ,en John, Lavender-road, Baterie, p .ottnx *A~ln oh ,Lscezteri,,outqo-bnalne~ss Abbs, Isaa*4 Shot ishom ABl Salitzits.orfolkl lon Blgtan Hent3ithoa ?? Innkeeperd~r *Bradlshaw, Ben B.; ...

... I:.- -1 ?? j. I .i- S-- +p- - - 0 ?? - - ---i , , , . . i , , k, o , . .t UNIV ?? 2s. Zvroos Wre NW..Agetl -The Qtitia u, Grgn ?? tL d Ba Callender ?? Cambylelyomb* Charles Luling, Von Eugen, Belgrara Orkney, Mollran 11 ConsuL Sanorans, c * o Io'do i. Nil. if. . Aree Hvn Adriata Petronella.. PBma . B. CutigTyO,.Yr Ella Bruee v ?? Danube(sue,~hl~l** Messina Joe) .iblediterranest sit ?? 3. ...

... : SEIPPING. ARADINGS 0o M DAROMZTEI. Sunday, Sept. I.-Pour p~m,29.9;Mdnht,20 Moinda, Sept. 2.-rour pan,, 0.m; MIdnlghti 30.08 Tuesday, Sept. .-ur pm., 29.88; Midn~ght, 29.o KIGH WATER AT LrVEBPOOL MOmerwe. VENiFO. RMItin I ?? 2 48 , 3 8 . 16 4 To-morow .. -* , ?? 0 , S 91 . , .. A. RIVED. SizrxmnM 2. Macassar ?? Rotterdam Peep o' Day. Morgan, Xyeho Brahe . Newcastle Pernando Pt)ures OroteseBro ...

... 1 , qmMERoXAL I 17 LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE, TUErDAY Ev=n1N. The present position and prospects of the ocbtonl market are engaging just now more dl.,cusefin than has been spent upon them for seimelittle time baok. Priles have touohed Miat compara- tively so low, and so close to the. Tevel which even the greatest disbelievers In ?? have Indloated as a safe testing place for h season, that all classes ...

... -t BANKRUPTS, &e. :(Promn the Lond ioes Qarft tTversda, Scpf; 9w) BAN.RUPTS.. Aiderson,WiM inm, Bennett-street,St, Jam ea'e,moehant. Armson, Jesse Q, St. Helens slipbroker. Bry3pne,iRoberk, Lower C thorpe-streat, Gray's Inn. road, secretary to.a publc cor p IaIny. 'Brown; John, Yainfleld, Staffordshire, beerseller. Bromley, Charles, Rluncorn, beerseller. Burton, Chea, North Mrszton, ...

... -: eCOMMERI. , 1 JO 4 =LI RPOOL,=XOHAX0E7 i There ba ISbeen no.17,id lrtb'te~thraticin in the cotton market to-day, ipr any riipet~, but the i more confident d a'steadier ap'eai6n0o ?? 'ob~ervabble hsare, perhaps, hsirdly been'maint~ined.' Buyerof howevei, have boen operating to0 as fair c an extent s yesterdy sand the saes he again , ,reaohed'10j00'bales. ;! The opportunities of ialllug B ...

... I The commissioners appointed under the Trades Unions Commission- Act, 1867, to inquire Into any acts of intimidation, outrage, or wrong alleged to have been promoted, encouraged, or connived at by trades unions or associations whether of workmen or employde, in the town of Manchester and its neighbourhood, and as to the causes of such acts, and of the complicity of trades unions or asso- ...