Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-22 00:00:00

SEPlErtig3Eit' ' 2 - • 1859. . , NORTH -ERA , DAILI. ._, - - • ' i ' .tsr - - • atAitth 3litte;, I , ..--- . , , --- - - - ' ' ' . -.' I B 11,1 TIER--- at NORTH AMERICA.N ROYAL MAIL.STEAM- : CARGO for the* r ' °epee -, .•. , 'ye •S'eniners .will be receivers at the Poe]t vely the first ship. Has only a e \ limited , quantity of room I B SHIPS. . . . t Company's Berth, east side of the Huskisson Dock. - disengaged, i, o N lt ow leia ß ,i ) nz , m r, t. ), 11 ,,:, 1 , a p ppin n g t 7 T .. THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK &PHILA- NOTICE. -REDUCTION IN PASSAGE MONEY. . - The splendid iron clipper Ship , , . ..t1.• 4 •-.1 DELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY S „,,.. 1 ,4_ The Passage Money to New York is now, , • - Chief Cala'n Twenty-six Pounds . • .04,4 'taNn IL Second Cabin • Eighteen Pounds • . . '..l. nnn i.---...-; , ,,_ , Full -powered - -7- e - - ons 'register. For p, . - -• British iron screw steam ships . - - '. F reight by the _Mail Steamers to Halifax and Boston and to New CITY OF BALTIMORE '2367 tons... Capt. R. Leitch. A 1 in * th7L - Liverpool E ir l o V n shi Ae p aP b;o h k illE ; 1: 59 s \G -I Co t A*tip"ll l ' jlit ' terms of freight on fine goods only aPPIY l ' ' TSE & leaxi ~.r apre_Y e t_ _osr) direct, 43 per ton and 5 per cent. Prin?age- BATES, STEN HOL , . CO.. , and.] , CITY OF-WASHINGTON... 2 . 3BO tons,..Capt. P. C. P, etrie. n te ight on Parcels Is, each and upwards...according * to S,I"LS. ; CITY OF MANCHESTER...I:Iir tens... Capt. J. Kennedy. . , bons for different_ Consignees, collected and made up in single KANGAROO ' 1874 tons... Capt. J: M. :Jeffrey. 1953 tons... Capt. P. M`Guigan. . , . • • . e ncnoges, addressed to one party for dclivery in America, for VIGO . _ `" e PurPose of evadin the payment of freight, Will, upon ex- BO SP II Olt US 1 Th F e L colio N w e in y g E A N l v e s lipper . Ships are inte , ;ided L t o o w s N u D e ßs ce . V et • . GYRN CASTLE,.:”.:.,.. ,4•. , . : i ..... . EVY I g • . iSt c: matron in America by the Customs, be charged with the. 'Steamer) . (rallell I . 448 lOU...Capt. S. Rroolni. n .,,ProPer freight. FANNY FORSYTH ....ne n .. ..... ... ~ CAM PB . Y , LL. d The underraentionee. or other vessels are intended to sail in 185? 1 . Re The BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL ' FOR. NEW YORK, . - I At • , B.,,TEA AM-PACKET COM r ANY draw the attention of Shipperi - . gann -.... P asse uttlirn;. at Queenstown, Ireland, about noon on the following, t X3ritisD . anurica. . ~.,.: , Passengers to the 329th section of the New Merchant- day, to take .on board Cabin Passengers and despatches, 1 ________ ~ _ _ _ _ ____ ~, - Anti "'"PPing Act, whiih is as follows :"-- . ' pond • ...n_ regt . , ? r o e person shall be entitled to carry in any ship, or to CITY OF WASIIINGTO.N Wednesday, Sept. 28, , STEAM COMMUNICATION i BETWEEN * _ master or owner' Of - any ship to carry therein, - • Wednesday, ,Oct. 12." Atafor the • 1 LIVERPOOL AND CANADA, ~, ._, is, Oil of - Vitrol; Gunpowder, or any other Good CITY OF BALTIMORE KANGAIIOI) Wednesday, Oct. 25.„ , . gee lla, in the judgment of such master or owner, are of a elan- And each alternate - Wednesday. . ' ' AND THE WESTERN STATES or. AMEncA. . - a it'ius ria s ture ; and if any person carries or sends by any ship , . IN . of a • dangerous 'nature, without distinctly marking - . •• - , • , Under contract with her Majesty's :Provine!al Government for tite ir namtuye on the outside of the.pachaKecontailling the sant" - , • Calling at Queenstown to larld .t.ill t`` enge . rs for Ireland, . and' , 0 r oth e at ore _ f ise - gn -- i ---- ng despatehes-deunt abee. one nour. • the conveyiv_ce-pf the ; Moils. ; • - notice in writing to the master or own,eti . shi ne n ore• the time of carrying or sending the Mine - ter-1m CITY ,OF WASnINGToN caturdiV, Sept. 10. 1859 SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS —1859. ....i et o 'a. , he shall for every such offence incur a penalty not KANGAROO - Saturday, Sept: 24. 7,-Z4 ref,; - T_lg £ 10 0; and the master or owner of any ship may - CITY OF WASHINGTON Saturday , Oct. 8 . THE MO "N TREAL OCEA N to Koon s ' take on board any parcel that he suspects to contain • . And earth alternate Saturday, at noon. e• • 0 f a dangerous • . op en ,,,, to nature, and may require them to -be - '" ascertain tee fact." - . , , e n, •___ _ . Rates of, PaSsage from Liverpool to New York: "k. - 'ft\ ' ' STEAM-SIIIP 'COMPANY'S Cabin 15 guineas, 17 gitineas, and 21 . guineas, itecording to Atir e ,„ mn priejnn lIITIsin • ' , . -- AND NORTH AIIERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM the necommodationint the State Remus all hafting the same 11.1.5t-'lass powerful Strew Steamers -. priveleges in the Saloon- .. . • ' ' Captains, .. SHIPS. ` • • Forward passage, 8 guineas, including an unlimited supply BOHEMIAN . ' of Provisions, cooked and served up by the Company's Stew- NOREH BRITON . ..... , . w. Grange, - Leav '1 • e' APPOINTED .BY THE ADMIRALTY anis. , • , . HUNGARIAN T Jones. ''-- - 2 , . To sail -between -- - These steamers carry " Phillips' FirePetent. Annihilators," NOVA SCOTIAN . . R. Borland. • FA , LIVERPOOL AND' NEW POPE DIRECT, and are built in water-tight Compartments. , ... 'ANGLO•SAXON • W. Ballantine. 15s. ; ~,,,,,,,,..„... e n . . ' -- , .......5.e. _ And between . ' - Ail experienced Surgeon is attached to each Steamer. . - NORTH AMERICAN T niiton. -• , • : 7s. ea ti The t o , - LIVERP •OL AND BOSTON, Frht-i:3 per ton, to New Yor . k, end Urimonufactured Goods, INDIAN, - ...... . ~ W. ,Smith. Go ~,.. -s een Ships only CALLING at lIALIFAX,, to land an d;'subject t nt peTab'e heeee or Ne - V CANADIAN ...... • . receive passengers and her 3lajesty's Maile.- &c., wll be taken o agreope .., a i„ , . , - . ' Yerk, at 4 dolletre 80 cents per Pound sterling. , Are intended to Fail bet,rcen LIVERPOOL and QUEBEC .F6l i •-; pu s , Captains. A . Captains ' ' Parcels ss. and upwards ncemdirig to • sine and value, will.. .: ' and MONTREAL, as foll6ws :- ford „ e ARAI, • ..... C. H. E. Judkins. AFRICA Neil Shannon be received till six p.in. of Le day befere sailing. , - ASIA . ' ...... lames Stone. AMERICA . WeEn_Milber: - Apply, ,in New York, ,to John 0. Dale, at the Colt-Parq F8.03i LIvERPooL. _ .... cAN A ii ........ Edvvd. 02Lott.. j NIAGARA klert. ltyrie offices, 15, BroadWa 3100 in PhilAcielphia, to JohnG. Dale, hots INEl.N_'Wednesday, Sept. 28. ann.. A ..... W. J. C. Lang. 1 EUItOPA John Leitch Gompany's offices, , Walnut-street ;in London n to e NORTII BRITO4N Th e . CA_MBRIA Captain Small. and Macey, Si, King Winiam-street ;in Paris, to Jules Decoue, iNGLO-SAXON Wednepday, Oct. 12. :J .. • ander-noted or Other Vessels are appointed to Sail 5, rlace de la Bourse ; in Ha ere, to Davidson and Co. ;in NOVA. SCOTIAN Wecluesday, et. 19. .And every Wtdnesday there...:aft , c . r clurin . g the season of open r From ' LIVERPOOL. navigaiion. CAN A , . 1859' . 1 a Aj zi l il " Jo r , it 'S3 f , a i r a 7 M P a 7 l -K7r ea:S r f li tk7f, n ui d C E " ch.. ; nfur G g las h, g° to *. ""Th w ei r ri ll° sen ul ard - FROM QCEBEC. • •:, AFR7L'A., ~. n . Nor Holiftx and Beeton -Saturdayn,Rept; 24 - I ' Co., •,2„ ; North bridge; in tianchestex; to George , , St l anier ;.T . „.. ~ . tilli telk .... For x •Saturday... Oct. 1 Dublin, to Cornelius Carleton; ' in - Belfast;•to John .1' tee, 10.,, , 14 , 40LA.N. ..... ... . . x(e , ..... lew York , Satui day, Sept. 10. . - P it,,,,74 ......... For Ilalifitr; and Boston ..... ISaturday...Oct. 8 vi e t ur i a _street ; i n -cork; to Daly aud-}:ble3:-, - lir:Queenstown, -- . Saturday, Sept. 17. • Is in , ~,.„,E . ,4 4 .. . ..... .FOr N:or York Saturday... Oct. 15 to C. and W, .1): Seymour and Co . ; and in Liverpool, to . ' NAP: T r, ll_ s B A R x I T o O N N Saturday, Sept. Oct. 7 q erY 4 .84`` °A .... ..ForHalifa - x and Boston. ....Saturday...Oct. '22 , WILLIAV, -INMAN, NOVA SCOTIAN , i ......... . For New• York '- . Saturday. :.Ol`. - 29 -- - - ~ _ , .... - ... every .• , Sat - a — ev - ern * , '- urday ' ., -- *nerintter during the season of open rence 1859 - -. 62, and G 3, Tower-'nuild.m . gs South; 22, Water-street. .„ . An . • i l / 2 kt' il p f.,,,.„ i cp_A,A .................................. : AMERICA. . narig - atton. P. - Liver . ,-, - MEP CHANTS' LINE OF PA eIiETS. Rate of f. L to ttnebne :rot II ti t. l 60s t .. , _ . t...., 'l. ncei • a , . per on New l Sep t . ineasurement, and .5 pel •ere , .. Primage tor packk es meosur-, AR A B- f'• '•'•-••..,From N ••• 'log's Wednesdayl..Sept.* 28 REGULAR LINE of PACKETS' big. 14 *cable 'feet sird upwards. Packagee of less mensure , A N A ... ~ ,• 'X .. -"From Boeton • . landtie ~,.. . ........ Front New Ye ,k Wednesday..,,Oet. , 5 - - Between LIVFRPOOL and BOSTON. men will bc , chenneed £.l is. each, unlerie ehippen under special ...... Wednesda:f -r-Ocr""q 2 / ' Sailing from Liver Pool punctually on the. Ist and agreequent. Weight subject, io agreements 15th of.each month... „, , Cabin Passage Money to QUEBEC. 'EIGHTEEN GUINEAS ••,•'. 1 e ` - ors and Goods for New York arehrtendeel to be _ ._ . and FIFTEEN GUINEA S including 'Povisions but rot Wines —.. , , , , , ho use o f i' vw e rav City, within the jurisdiction of the . Custom- , , ...nnse- ..-- shi . ,-., t ,. • . re , *b 1 cup va...1._ ions. . .1. 0 sail. or Liquors, which can Ire ...btaitled OR hoard. rash no „ ork • ' •. . • 'ROCHESTER . REED P.CiO Ist * Oct. RETUILN: TICKS T,S, at reduced rates', will be issued toCabin e n MOSS FROM Lrvneroon TO 'HALIFAX AND 1.106:91.4 t_hief Cabin' : - Twenty-two Pounds, '' • ."'`° l • , d Cab M..,..... - Sixteen Pounds. , J. F. CHAPMAN ... „CHAPMAN • 1000 clew atilt. 'ic. Lnwrenee navigodon. . J. MORTON . GILI.LY - Cl ref C0n...„1 x0 szB,V , YORK 13111E.T. . ' ; RUFUS 01.0.4. TE Men - - supply wt Choked Provisions. 1 , - t ' ComtoDous • rim-, .1,200 '. By arrangements made with the . Grand Trunk Railway T hee Cabin. • Twenty-six Pounds. i i LEITCOTHEA ' GAN 't. 1,100 ' Company of Chnido, hilts of lading and pi:Singe tickets will '. Eighteen Pounds. -. i el74t-e s .crude IWMANtS...... 1,100 . 'he granted in LiverpOol far the conveyance of nneods and pas- I* . , Wi n Steward's Fecund Provisions,inttwitho , :. D. le CnOATE X.k es or inMORNINO STAR FOSTra 1,200 . ' , sgtigers at very moderate through rates to alt the princil:al Will ta,,:s-Th ese st 'Mors, which etnalse obtained . en..boand . . ~ •_ . towns in Canal a. • 'l. - suer of o e arn - Ships have accommodation for a limited. This line has been established for the aceornm ad 'lion of- po - litiggage taken trent :he Ocean Stearnr , ships to the railway pri . 1.,,„e,, ~eeond Clt)3ia Passengers. - -- shippers ;it ',Will . be eanducted on . the . principle of moderate , ' cars free of expense. ,in Zseof s era are allowed twenty cubic feet of personal luggn‘o?No Bill ''of Loaling will be signed fora less amonnt than rates of freight, .punctual deepse n ch and prompt elelivery est, thansrrt:7_,,,,t.3,Lati ;I•,,,b,ut(he..t. Flent &,notgharantee.te•reserne_soOni goods in te , ..ton. The .hips are .11 strictly . fie..s,t GIPSS, "arid El Is. Quebec •or Montreal ; and Shippers will please Th at , 'tt Fs: that entity they will he charged freight on . e , roman n e n oy men o f nepninenee and nbilne. --- --ALVY te. _ , h at -4 s,_ trger e o - ,.Fgae when it exceds-half a ton Measurement. TAYLOR, TIPPER, & RICILLXDSON, observe that 'one enemped and one plumnopy of each Bill of , Frid i.nding are required for the Captain. - . . , ...nniints th e ‘' l .Hit - erinitted to m go on board by-the at.,,,amer F or •naeen,re apply to . Sate All. Parcels must be • forwarded tbncrugh the British . and m e , t. - ' e To n'ad. • •' J ''''':' - SABLE k SEAItI.E, Witz..t.foCi-tett).l. American Express Company, 22, Waten-street. esn emt . Prev ent di _ ' . . . Wed 1:' alin w ully,izi o P'aPPointment or difficulty, passengers fire Agents In Boston, Messrs. PAST:, RICHAI,DSON, d Co., All Letters for Consignees must pass through the Post-office. i ,.._ed to b e si lned that package., of merobtindise will pot be SiSix - 0 1.Z" I 's will ne"'Ped as luggage, or with their luggoge. -...iiih......644,- - le e . .. • . ' . ~,,., _....,. None will . be received at the Office of the Agents. For 1 reight-on passage apply, inslontreal, to Edmond - stone, et n„., t.tx. ko n the r e cTeived at the Ofttee- of the Agen7.:!there until • en Allan, natl.-Gan in Quebec, to George Burns Symes and Co. • t RH . L,r Gale% •; f or C• z e r o a3 - evenings previous to soilirce. , - • Australia-. - in Glasgow, !to James and Alenander Allan, ,54, St: Enoch:. A lmi ' Sine *iirflißes.or others mast pass throueth the Post- _ - --- • - . . . . - t f . - I '''' E .C.. , - Y, in it eate eue received at the Othee of tholketents. • ----- l7 Greeeelraigh-street; or to. • t o E to .,, a _ad I. G . 1 2-a, to Sir Samuel Clamed, Bart: • 'an Boston, to "ABED GROSS" LINE OF AUSTRALLAN PACKETS. '• • •., 1; n uald Cee r i,7e t rei i s New York e :to Ed. Canaki ;in Havre,ALLAN !BROTHERS & CO.- Fr 1 • ; 13 4. 4 7 41 erard r.''' z ee 1 , Qni d'Orboensi in Paris ; to-Ponald Currie, , Will be despatibed on the 30th September. , Weaver-buildings, tßrunswick-street, Liverpool. rand ' - uor ee t -;' t o r r ee in t ; ;FG B l i a ta s , b le w '' , in) in -London, to J. - 11..Toord, .54 Old FOR Mr' B 0 URN E AND '6,EXL 0 , 70:4 , Bsrsteenrge passage appirte Sabel and Searle, 12, littter- Rhs ;, I G. nnd a.. Leen, 9, Buchanan- -. 4 'A- street, Liverpool. Ball I, e ...tverpool to • ,0 .., .ie , "\ . 'Me Splendid Clipper Ship PAROMS for different consignees collected and -made up in - pool LADY HEAD, ' l' , f le The t c AN , At.a. .D. and C. MACIVER, - 8, 'Water-street. '' -:°4lia°' '" • „ .,,, , en ta lls . tart for Halifax andlft-nton on Satutdan ; , - • - .' ' n.. l7. •Ilien, ConnanandOri ' le , puokages addressed , tv-erne party for delivery' in ' , Canada, th e i ti ' ls l4th, fpr theTtrtpose of evadingtthe payment of feeight, - will, upon . examination in Canada by the Customs, be charged 'with the : •:: 41a. , aadin n .„.,,,,, a nt The team-tender S•A•trtnirn will reare , *64 tons register., -/,,.1 , an Lloyd's, and tnapperext. Is only twO ' ' tts '; ! to at T wo „, .ee, opnesete the IS:iths; GeOrsee's' Pier, that • -I?curs-old; -Is well-,antearnri-in the-Auetrarboarr-trade- for-her-rapist rapid ~. ;it ' , passages, and has .nhwt-class accommodations :tor a limited -- _____a r " ,, ALIA . : '-' clock Afternoon, with the Pas"' ' for sengers the - ...... , , Prei - ierfreight.l . •_- Nann,,, e ................ ,...._............ ...........,.........._____............ i '-lumber of passengers.-Apply to Messrs Craven and Bull ;Sr i . ' • 3 rt i ttxt z r , =-1 to. S. IOELSO, &CO. • WRIGHT,. 3,. Tower-buililings W 7 sist, Liverpool. i . .. _...... • EMIGRATION TO NEW ZEII LAND. . THROUGH FARES -L BETWEEN EININISKILLEN.AND_ 150 • IVERPOOL. • .. WHITE '''FAlt'" MINE •• - • ',-- 2 *. , -+. AI COAIIIIINICATION BETWEEN ' _.,„ . ,Single. Return-I4 days.. Wil _ 1. ar . -, uyadi.,, LIVERPOOL. AND HAVRE:. , . . i „ , , , , 4,\ OE=LIVERPOOL ARD NEw ZiNt I.Axn Cr,rrrEms,• 4.,,,,ii otherut . _ r . g .. t_er il asT il sii lT ? : 3 ll/ R: l3- e Q u e rs, 7 l 4, t are r A t) l_; ?I E n N vest -Side Huskisson Dock. • I n t, - Sailing on the tOth of every Montle,' '' ' fabbi, and First-clnss Rail 20s. 0d.... ..... , 30s. Od. -I '. e . ..,.., t, _ , , Cabin and Second-s=ass Rail 17s. 6d. .. ..... s. 275, Od. , Captain -Harrison.' -Icat In , e , " • - . .-LiPV RB OOL inal " . ° ltf•EW . ZEA-LA.N D. ~ "Mese rates do not include conveyance oft passengers a lug . .-gage between the Stearn r u . 4 .l, e t Quay au,' 'ittaiway Statien at Thi i intended Ca t P o th si in td e r t n - h-rx-'‘ h The chimers rtf - this lino nricisr :oi thd 1,,,, t 1. ---, " 11 ' Hin11r- Fri " ° ta) WEEKLY.,n a un e vitin.di ree t, as eortolel: • anti neste.-t 6.411. g ships ft. P .a.i., 4'Y - I.Ai ng ta'..i te .T.m ck .:4l.l .For times of stdlinneof steamers and stUtag of _trains, see ern ..... WO 3y, , i lltr=Sl/ Gu EEN - .. .. t n - teen se t. at Hi 6-1? `"l,SVldla.alibevrat•r"r•%tfre.ieDg..r.hfr4a,....Th t,1 1, ..; ii. -Co .,e rna ,,f do th ,". ... Iferna. .',,',,t7s .=brad-bills_ or G aide- igvnks. . . Iffi c ,v( lT l' E N lt..P-Co OL, W : of whiehaiave.ban n employed in di.. M. postai service, and - . STEAM C ,N ON.I ,E M w U R N — I y C , AI A 'IO N N D e Seas" naan are y .r , d'Oi 14r Parttcblirs, apply in Ila - vre to Donald Carrie, 21, ..(ds . - a-a s i fa... .r the .rapidty of tlkaar passages and the nn.tionn , ` , "21 U N'D AL K, Itan„, e3a at in .Parin, to yenald ein"Tk-'7 17 / T lG.l.Va}a ' . ". . ! T.ll,CF°D4l7l2dTalikM:tSealrnA-:::kNe=Pany's (Limited) .s b , ac G -... a ; in Lond on , to J. W.. F00rd,,5.1, Old Broad-stree t ,in satis , fan • -giveri to the passengers earned by them r 0 Ass -• ter e ,to G. and a. B ern s, 9, B u chanan-street; in Marches.. traL.a.. FOR.`-.4.I;CKL.ND AND :WELLINGTON, 1 , tonheo. Walker, cis., Itterket-stre ; or here, to ButtNs and MACIVER, 1, Rumford-street. Foravartlingtrassengers to Nelson, Otago, and Canterbe:ry. i New Iron Steam-ships ~..... • :EARL OF ERNE •Joars Wu s.r- , MS , 'Oft "Z. l-1 11) p s ers are recialreil to -end .a-etkippiri i ; n ote With - each - ..- :- i -I n. -,C.- -- t-1,41 , 1/11: , M1,,Biura- ' on it the nontet .EDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT TO Tii, MEDIT VitvANEAN _PORT LIVERPOOL AND P Company, front &x CIVdTA VEC~ . Will sail. taking Gt FrAerins of Fre alert for passel 0 14 h of France . EL U. LINE OF Sc &C., taking t4,5-O-si .IENOA \. THROUGH' R 1 ATza. steauter 7,0 Toils BiirtJien BLUE J,1.0E1 XED Y COlllazind.er irorn Liwzpool on the 22nd initant, Noen of this day. TELEPItAPH, The - fine pasliet ship Phoenix will b October packet for Auckle direr ssage t Altrying superior y to the sole Cons paces of t 1 DAUNT "Sz CO., Bank Chambers, Cook -street, Liverpool C. W. alsai NEL , Xinchester. , description of all Good.rto be given in the ShippinoNotes, !ind the Ports of desar* iatitax to be marked on each package, in I!_tters of not less than two inches long, or the Ow - xers will not ..a.ecottntable for the correct delivery. •" 41 - 8 .. of Lading to be had. only from G. J. Poore, 42, C c,reetLiverpool. mouth, 1 The .2Licent s very fast 2,720 Oct. Id, .3,200 NOV: 10. .3,200 Dec. 10. ba.ciespatched as the 10th zt, thence to Wellington, Pert Lyttleton, New Ply- end tasbeeu employed for several some Her last run: to .Alelbourne was made. in sevehtf-six days ; and it is expected,drorn her previous pezformances, that she will make-one of the fastest passages 41f.the:season to New Zealand. 1. furnished with bedding, linen, Cow is u- so carried for the CM-. The latlndalk Steam-packet-Company's (Limited) New Iron Stearn-ships • ;TARE, OF ERNE Witumlss, *" J iv - onsTolv 9, ' -* 'sr RIDE OF ER1N.........HENnx BY RNE , ,_ 44it i 111,..1011.- ' , INDEPENDENCE „..romi' WILLIAMS, ('DESPATCH Azeintended to sail as uniler FROM IVERPOOL TO DUNDALK Sailing from C is, a,nd.%11 necessaries ngwood Dock.) veniehle of passengers in this class. - The ford-cabin is a large and elegant apartment, speciOly suited for a soliot number on second cabin dietary. steerage pasaLgere, cannot be exaelied by any ship afloat. Passengers embark on the 9th of October. Saloon pas sengers at.lo. a.m. on the morning of 'the 11th October. For freight airl passage apply to H. T. WILSON and CHAMBERS, 21, Water-street, Liverpool. Septentber Satarilay.... Monday .... Wednesday 23, at "7 p.m. 24, at 3 p.m. 26, at .0 p.m. 28, at 10 p.m. 30, at 1 p.m.:731 .thittrrantau (And sittra sailings, as may be required.) • Leaving Dundalk every .Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday,) FROAL.LIVEMPOOL TO . Sailing from Collingwood Deck.) September 22, at 6 p.m. 26, at—*--p.m.-- 29, at. 11 p.m And taxtra sailings, as may be required.) Leaving Newry every WednesdaY and Saturday. .3irriao. 'i t A.AI COM111;NICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL .AND " SLIGO. wlltss prerentecl_bc any unforeseen occur -4411 1 r, the nikermin-goned or oth er st eamers J& are ence intendat to sail between the alxire ports, with goods :end pasmugers (with or withent • pilots), ---' ---'' The splendi( to tOw-essels 814 —At r ,u t RosE GAitivii;l ili Captain J. Stewart. Captain 3PLoughlin, ,Captain M'Gowan. li ded to rem LIVERPOOL (Clarence Dock Bafia. 44"14110C1( ... ... 'fi e• _Parties sending —,,r Steck for these steamers will diem,ll citre specially to the e*e.of the Agentai here Jar (.°4O, a advise the sarie.,to prevent rAstakes. r eggired to be alongske . the vessel one hour before th e of sailing. tri„:9' Jan:will er, kanchester ' ; or CO C. MACIVER and ; •1, Rumford-street, Liveroom for SLIGI Wednesl 'obit 'Walker, 77A, Market. Stelnuit 4-11 COMMtTNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND GRIT REDUCTION I 'EDUCTION IN RATES OF rREIGHT. I llness prevented by any unforeseen occur the under-noted, or other, steamers, are ,intended to sail (with or without pilots), be tween Liverpool and Glasgow, with goods end passengers, as under : LIVERPOOL AND THE EAST SCREW . STRAW-MIPS SZI r • 4 - The7first-class British Steam-ships Tons. IGIA SOFIA. 1500 MACEDONIA OIALIA . . 1500 -ORONTEg..' ,ALFICADIA. . 1200 • 'THESSALIA . 1300 Tons. 1500 800 1300 First iteamer for 3IALTA, BEYROUT, and ALEXANDRRT.TA, with liberty to .call at any other port, taking goods for:Syria by special agreement only. The tirit-cfas; British steamer, ORONTES, Captiiin ROBE B T ^ T• 80 N, Is now receiving Goods at the East:tide cif'.Nelson Dook, and will have quick despatch. The " AGIA SORIA", for MALTA, ,S7BA, CONSTANTI NOPLE, and SALONICA, is also receividgUoods at the . East side Nelson_Doek, And will sail on the ,7tlanstant. Mi' Every precaution will be taken to avoid quarantine at any port of discharge. Shippers will please _send a shipping note with each cartload of goods, and declare the contents of the halos...in it.. The form of Bills of Lading required for the -Orontes can be had only_ frog BOORLIFFE BROTHERS. 44,__Castle-street; and for the Agia Scgia, from MAWDESLEY Sr Son, 4, Castle-street. In the event of those-steamers being placed in quarantine at any of the above ports, :the goods will require to he imme diately taken away and:transferred to another -vessel, depot, .or lazzaretto, to perform quiarantine, at the expense and risk of the shippers or consignees. This also appliss'te passengers. ,Each passenger will have.to pay his own quarantine expenses. All the above steamers save superior accommodation for passengers, and are provided with iron safes for specie. Ror particulars of freight or passage apply to PAPAYANNI BROTHER'S, Fenwiek-ehaniters Fenwick •,treet, Liverpool. set Sot 'Amnia. RIO DE JANEIRO PACKETS. REGULAR LINE OP CLIPPER VESSELS. Tens. Captain. _.HERE OF THE EXE - 245 How. ZEPHYR 291. .M‘MuurnEy \i„ SEA WAVE . , 316. .Van Ty. egiilo,l QUEEN OF THE EXE 272...R0urn50n. ISABELLA 203 .BATTALE. - irst Ship, now loading in Prince's Dock, and will be des patched immediately, The beautiful Clipper Barque ARABISTAN, Captain DYE; 506 tons-register-i-A-1 -at -1;loyds for 21 years; -eoppered an d copper-fastened. This favourite ship will be found one. of the ,finest and fastest vessels afloat.—Apply to BRICE & CO. (late BRICE FRIEND, & CC.), 10, Water-street, Liverpool , a nd 54, Limo-street, London , A regular trader.—Warranted - first vessel. FOR VERA CRUZ, The beautiful iron clipper Brig , n , en • • S'f', CAIRN, .fi'r '; ,A.% Captain J. LE COUTEWL ; (Who is well acquainted with the trade,) 1 twelve-years ; only one year old. This vessel sails remark ably fast, and . will be found in every respect a first-rate conveyance. —For terms of freight, &c., apply on' board, in I a 1 tladuse Dock ; to W. & J..TYRER; or A. M. POWER. LIVERPOOL AND BELFAST. The splendid Iron Steamships ' l4 " ~ I 4 L ENHEIM...Capt. W. MENAREI4 - WATERLOO ... A. NEILL. Or other first-olass Steamers, Are intended to sail every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturdayin September, unless proreeo.ted by any unforeseen circumstance. (vith or without a vikrt,) FROM LIVERPOOL (Clarence Dock). WATERLOO BLENHEIM WATERLO BLENHEIM z ,Thursday... .Saturday .Tuesday Thursday . ieptember. 22... at 64 p.m 9 p.m .27... at 1 p.m 29... at 114 p.ni. mom BELFAST evexy Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday evening, at 7 15. C r ABIN FARE (ineluding.Steward's Fee), 12s, 6d, arena,/ Tieliors (available for, 14,days), 265. Children tinder twelve years of age, 7s. 6d.; Aervant in cabin, 10s:. DEcic for sTnnawos, 4s. Through and Return Tiel‘ets alone issued at the offices prier to sailing, Apply toOgilby, Moore and Co., Ingram-court, Fenchurch street, London •' John Welker ' 77A, Market-street Blanches ter; It. and C. Langtry , Belfast; or to , LANGTRYS & CQ., 14, Water-street, Liverpool. - AUGUST, 1559, .1-EOPAP .................................. ............. Captain Hardie 11411812, a, O STRIen Serew-steatziers, now Buildin g dn Captain White. • / Cap tain Main. carrying Goods an m eerage ng Passeers only d ' Prom VANGITARD Clar ence DocV .ThuBePt"lber* VANGUARD .. r .. ...'ru:—‘'43r ****** 2q NA RILIER ...... We c Z e a l.' • ...at 6 p.m. -• •- t7...at 11 a.m. ..26. .at 11 a.m. October. ..... 1 p.m. ---- ,engem are requested to take charge of their own lug , as the ship is not responsible in any way for its safety. earytages and all kinds of vehicles shipped at their pro. kNGUARD saturd The owners of the., T 0 horses. Iree attie,'"or"ivrsponsible for lOss or in -8 f kny kind shipped by age's on any terms Gunpowder will not be'earried by these ad Jguafortis, vitriol, and other hazardo" e taken by special agteetnexit. The se t d i e s r a la l .. 4 , ean on 4 Vaers of dangerous articles are respoo li sile p ' 7,7 up gnees, and nalstances for.damage?q,u,ioned by or t o theu~►der all cir.. 11. must The contents of hoxis and packages containing * specified in the shipping note before shipment. Pares :—Cabin (including steward's fee), 1,5 s „ • Steerage, Servants in Cabin, full fare. 5111:Apply in Glasgow to G. and J. Mirrors, 9, }fuell eet; tain noon MAIN, Excise-building; Greck L uka, 774; Market-street, Manchester ;or here,' C, atAciult Vld co 1, Rumford-Btreet. Thursday Monday . Thursday Fares between Daniaalk and Liverpool and betwena Warren. point and Liverpool:—Cabin (including Steward's Fee), 10s ; Steerage_ and Eteck,2s. Return Cabin Tickets, available lor fourteen days, but not transferable, 15s. (including StewanrslFee). The Company - will not be responsible for loss or ti=age sus tained by Live Stock.. Goods and Cattle to be alongside - fur hours before the time of sailing_ For further particulars, apply to the Agents--RObert M'Cracken, 27, Merchants'-quay, Newry, and Warrenpoint ; Wan. M'Master, steam-packet Quay, Dundalk ; or JOHN CAHILL, 10, Water-street, LiTerpool. Cl= OF DUBLIN STEAM PACKET COMPANY, The vessels of the Comtany convey Her Mejesty's Mails between Holyhead and Kingstown, twice every day. Hours of sailing :—From Holyhead, 1.30 a.m. and 5.0 a.m. London Time; from Kingstown, 2.0 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Dublin Time., or as soon after as the Mails a re olz h oar d. , &cana KINGSTOWN the Prince's Pie , rhe . . FOIL DUBLIN; • , \, The IRON DUKE, or other vessel of the r a ret"" ;Si i, '.., corhpanp ( sls a d r= 2 73=•• - -` , ..** - Every Monday and Wednesday evening, at Seven o'clock, .*d from KINGSTOWN on Tuesday and Saturday Evening, at Seven o'clock, until further notice. Fer particu lars apply at the Company's office. They • also sail their Cargo Vessels (as below) from the Clarence Dock to Dublin Quay (with or without pilots). of which ,l hsuhrisdappeyrs.,a,re desired to take September 222274 i, ataxttt 1608 ppp...nimm... Friday : „ ~ 23, at 7 p.m. Saturday --Monday_ __ 2 _,_ _ ,, 26, at __ 10 p.m. Tielday , f Wednesday Thursday Froni DUBLIN for BELFAST,_ eery Monday, returning every Wednesday; FOR. BANGOR, BEAFMARIS, AND CARNARVON. The PRINCE OF WALES, or other Vessel, is intended to sail from the Prince's . Pier Bead every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at eleven o'clock a.m., and from Menai Bridge every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at Ten o'clock, a.m., calling at Llandudno (weather permitting) to land and receive passengers. • ' All goods for the Prince of 'dust be sent to the Clar ence Dock. - Goods for Carnarvon may be landed at the Menai Bridge, and in that case forwarded by the Fairy steamer. • For further particulars applrto Mr. Timothy; Menai Bridge Charley and Macolni, Donegal' Quay, Belfast; . City of Dubthi Company's Office, 15 and 16, Eden Quay, Dublin; or to" JOHN K. ROUNTHWAITE, Agent, 20, Water-street. NORTH-ERN DAILY TIMM ~tnfEb FLEETwcOp TO BELFAST DAILY. Beet Route to Cokrill:* Loudon( Ertniskiilen, &C: ROYAL•MAIL STEAM-SHIPS LEAVE ELM WOOD FOR BELFAST; . h V AND BELFAST . FOR FLEETWOOD; - EVERY EVENING, §lldays exoeptgd) le 7 lo Brleak f)3'• the Trains Passengers are Booked Thriaa b leaving.the East Lancashire Station :it liit.74 and.North-Western (Lime-street And Ede tions, at 4 r.at Le Loation -lull) Railway Sta • . FARTS: LIVRAPOOL via FLEETWOOD )To BELFAST Ist class and saloon 3rd class anti steerage Is: • P urn (14 days') Tickets :-Ist claS.s. , . ..21s. 2d class:. gannon, Monaghan, New' Antrim, ltandlestosvn, Ba: ponderry Sze Dundall Moderate I M 1 tc.: CO WHEN YOU WANT . Genuine LEFT-OFF CLOTHES, go to JACKSON'S, 92, Gre:tt Crostsholl . - street, three - doors from ByrOTIT--strrtL. BRITSIIES, TUBS, 13ASliE WHITE COOPERS, 3 . 3.1.1511, AND BASKET WAREHOUSE, 19, R.ANELAGH:STREET. I'ERAIIBITLATons di& great variety. r.Atni's Improved CHURNS; BEEHIVES, &c d .jeau2G '0 W N kir PITOTOGP,I.I REET IENSIIAW-STREET, Cc WATERFORD STEAM-SHIP C'OMPAN'Y INCREASED STEAM C •LIVERPOOL Tic new . • Or other eligiWe vf, )MMUNICATION BETWEEN ND WATERFORD. Cart:.:n M. J. VESTA Captain J.COFFEY, MARS Friday VESTA Monday MARS Wednesday, VESTA - - Friday Leaving Waterford f 9 FARES.—To Nat , 155. ; Return ditto, _ _ 7s. 6a. ; Children, 4s, Goods received at _ Fernales attend the_Ladies' C the Clarence Deck. Passenrc .F6fircight or passitte appl3 'ord Steam Ship Company, Mall .GEORGE Erunswie .n Liwkpool to „ 30, at 12 Nour . M.Crid.ky, Wednes D. C A 1;, .STREET LI'CoNgERVATIVES who have beer, obji.et,C, to either for the SJuthern D:visiou of Lancashire, or f,;] . toe Borough of Liverpool, a're requested to comnutineate with, and send their notices of objection . a'd Particulars of thci: 18 I claims: those, for the. Conuty to the Seerotary .ot the •Soutt Lancashire Caaservativ gh, to the S pool ColstitutioitaLAssociitt vet Shat Au it DAMS'S BIBLE AND PRAVEB BuOli "BIBLES, PRAYER .1100 KS, AND,CMURCII SERVICLS 63, CHURCTI-STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW PAREER..S. THE OILIGINAL EST.UBLISIIMEX.I t511 , .. , 4,.. , FOR l'IlS - . . . . . ' STEAM TO GREENOCK AND GLASGOW -- - ----,!", EXCLUSIVE SALE OF . , ~.,. . • The aew Screw-stanner R VULCANISED INDIA RUBBER AND •GU T • II • E T . I S , I'ERCIIA • 41111 bk. Capt, K to NNEDY, •7 - -. - - - , ' -: - 7 630 .zs, WATERPROOFS, AIRPROOFF intended to lea - re •Liverpool; fel: GreOnock Ma Glase•Aw •WIinxEBDAT, llcturrvi,o, i---- ~ AND ELASTICS, xery SATURDAY ;nted by Ec: rate'of freight, &c., VITI.CANTS'ED riTATITATI. eti G.O ADRAI<IT LatOP,, - TII PElt, St RICUAR \. ~~ii`~.E`F~ Do. 4 E L LEWELI - • AIR-PROOF I,E bS, I OWS, CUSHIONS, EL L 11 1 '1 7 , L L'Sl rj VULCANISEn Rtn3BFR, HOSE PIPING, for Water= LINE-STRELT. I Carriages, ere. case of Fire, &c E L L EIV E WAT.ERPROOF COATS C A 4AE. 'l r ar ll2 :STREET. I CaPs, j BOTTLES, HE L W E LL'S 53, • , LIFE BELTS, invaluable 2 p 3, CASTLE- at Sea, can be carried in the QUADRANT, STREET. Pocket. See Testirnotiialt. These LIME-STELET. I Bels dlin be adjusted rnd inflated • • withont:asgistance. ITE LEWELL'S 'BOOT and•SliOt• Inticilled and Hain and •colour CASTLE STREET. lity rood. niice E L LE :W E I, I Lk_ },LASTIC SILK A.ND 3, QI:7 - AI)BANT.•! CC LlXt-STREET. .1 TN 'ON STOCKINGS, ANKLETS, and K N ItTELLEWEL :WlSEDvcriim • N iiOLESALE AND R Eatiart Orders-el:vet KD .QI:II.DRAN STREET' 2dT, 3d., Gd. hill. .d is., lifthe An ',Vermin Office, 49, 0-RUG AND trait Aati,7l7k Greer's, P MOT% IN Frat, AND Yi..T.AS ON DOGS.—TI cure, by Greens Patent Anti-Vermin Lot 3d., 6cL, and is., at the Anti-Vennin Office . - the fine tooth eemb in-the nursery, and to cleanse skin, preTenting.aninialeake, obtain Greer's Patent Lotion (perfumed), 34.; - 6d., and Ls., at the Anti-1 49, Brownie-sr-1M • INSECTS ON TREES, 'SERUBS, AND PLANTS.—I effectually de to future eventes,•by Gr Anti-Vermin Lotion, Zs..per gallap,(sufficiently s with six gallons of water), at the Ant 131 o wnlow-hill Vermin Oftic INDIAN MUTINY MEDALS ALL FRE6H STOCK JUST SELECTEIt IaTiARKBOXES, ROSEWOOD . and -WALNUT - v V WOOD. DESKS, Mahogany, Ttosewood,AndLeather, from each. A first-rote KO6CWOOd DESK, With Secret Drawers, &c., , 175.-64. ' TEA CADDIES, Rosewood, 2a. 6d. upwards. DRAWINGS Lent to Copy.: STUDIOSof ,HEADS, LANDSCArRS, &c., in great variety. • G.. 2..NEE T, 88, 110, AI 73 22, RENSHAW-STREET., A _D ASI S' S CHEAP STATIONERY WAREHOITZE, 63, OH STIMET, OProsnm YOSTOFFICE PLAta 20 attires good-Cream-kdd Note Paper 1000 Creara-laid Envelopes to correspond 63, CHURCH 'STREET, LIVERPOOL, HOWARD AND CO., E REN&II4W-STREET. 3s. 6d. OFFICE AND SHIP CABIN FURNMIIERS, A large stock of Tobias, Desks, Chaim &c., made of dry well-scasoned timber, Always on hand. do inspection is invited. LAWRENCE JIALI I 'S PATENT STARCH STANDS UNRIVALLED, BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ! ! ! RAIMES AND CO, WHOLIS4LX A.(4INTt3 MOURNING JEWELLERY JOHN G, JACOB, GOLDSM,ITH AND JEWELLER, 46, Ciflllikii:gTEEET; Respectfully calls attention' to his su.periOr Stock of B LACK ENAMELLED JEWELLERY', BROOCHES, BRACELETS, NECKLETS, RINGS, PINS, AND. STUDS,:. Of the most elegant Patterns and the best Quality. , Also, a large assortment of RRAL WHI-TBy J E T , In the most choice Patterns. RAI4 WORKED IN CHAINS, ERACELETS, RINGS, BROOCHES, "AND NECKLETS, AND M OUNTED IN A SUPERIOR STYLE, The same H a i r as l e f t guaran t ee d to b e used.ll—A JOHN G. JA, GOLDSM/TND' COB JEWELLER, 66 , CHURCH-STREET. t s ELL E E 59, I GUTTA PERCHA 2 ANT) CASTLE- ING, for thecoiereytiFice of :Setin- QUADRANT, :STREET. der, Acids, and. Water, cA.SOYS, LIMII.STIMET. EL LEWELL'S' 53, - 2 Axn 3, C'ASTLE - INDIA-urCEIIR MYSSCAL QUADRANT, STItEET..I Dom.s, TOYS, &C., beautiful and I LIIKE-STREET. wit - tette; 1 QUADRANT CASTLE STREET. DRANT effectual e-rierrnixitiorx by Greer's Patent Anti-Vermin Solution, 3d., 6d-, and at .thnAnti-Vermin °aloe, 419, MICE, AND Cocxitowc.nrs.—Their extinetion in one ~ at t 1 We hare been favoured with a sight'of one 'of tl !medals now in process •of striking at the Mint, ar intended as rewards for the valour displayed by in forces in suppressing the Sepoy insurrection in Indi: 'lt is a fine work of art. The size of the new India mutiny medal is precisely that of the well-kn Ow. 'Crimean decoration, and, in fact, the obverse, — the head of her Majesty, with the legend "Victoria Regina"—eems to be the product of the identical die used for these too insishly dispensed discs of silver. The reverse, however, presents a totally different dc vice. The British Lion, or a lion, is shown stand. lag in all his natural :dignity beside an erect figure of 'Britannia, who, with an oval quartered shield on her left arm, and, a reserve of wreaths i n h er l e ft h an d, i s extending her right hand, as if in the act of bestowing upon: 6. brave, but, so far as the med a l goes , i nv i s ibl e war nor, one of the leafy chaplets.. The word India surmounts the head of Britannia, who it in really refreshing to see re presented on her legs after so long a sitting on our expiring coinage of copper, whilst the. dates 1857-1858 placed 'below the frieze declare the period when the 'immortal , deeds of arms for which the tnedals are to 'be awarded were performed. The material :of which the medals are composed is fine silver, the weight of each precisely one ounce, and the number to he produced, as we are informed, something like 100,000. May those for whom they are intended long survive to wear them, and if need be, go forth to earn others in the Celestial Empire, here treachery, great as that of Hindustan, seems to exist and where British prowess must again be displayed. Mr. L. C. Wyon designed, as his name under the frieze denotes, the reverse of the Indian medal ; whilst the late W. Wyon was the artist for the obverse.—Me chanics' Magazine. HIGHWAY ROBBERY NEAR WIGAN.-011 Saturday evening last, a collier named John Barton proceeded fr9m his residence at' Abram to - Wigan to receive his wages and those of two other colliers. These amounted to £3 ss. 9d., a n d h av i ng received them, and after stay ing a short ti me i n ' t h e t ow n, he began his return. Between twelve and one, o'clock, he was passing through Pimblitt'S-field,Abram_ between Hindley and , when he Was stopped by two men, who threw him down, and, having gagged him, rifled his pockets of the sum men tioned. The -men were apprehended on Tuesday, by Inspector Peters of Hindley, when they g ave their names as s before John oretw F o ish o e f r and the J eo o u h e n ty P in or a t g er te . tra T te l:e a y t were brought and committed for trial at the assizes. 6,oa:;tiDisc. CJED FARES. Rapid Steam Communication between - - LIVERPOL. AND RHTL, . , k b :4N . (Front , the NeNt - I...anding-stage, A7frpool,) '-- k The New, Po - wernil, and Fast-Sailing Ire • ANT. .t. ~311,. - - . Steamer - . 1, 10::' ~ ..—....,,,4,..- - .. JnRN WILI t IAN FIRTit, .Co.tair,.4udee. Will sail from the New Landing-stage, Prikee'SDOZl,'Livez pool, and from Rhyl Pier, Al punctually as belOw • FROM, LIVERPOOL. Septe,ber. V....at 4 0 p.m .4 ",t ' 4 SO p.m mom RHtL September. Thursday Satorila 24... at 5 0 j).m.lSatlarilay Tatndai ~.-.27...at 7 30 a. m . Wednesday...2B...at 8 0 a.m•., Dnesday 24.„at 8 30 a.m. 29 ..at 9 30 a.m. .24'. .at 11 0 a.m. Saloon, Is. ; Fore Cabin and Deck, Gd VALE OF CLWTD RAILWAY. RHTLto! rIENBI od 11 a.in Goods Train, 'arrying Pw-sengers —2 SE pan. DEMIGIVto 10 , aaid 10 5-a.m ., 345 and 7 P. Goods Train, carrying tassengers...3 45 , Per Freight,, &c., apply to Messrs.. NhPIER, S DA.virs, sand Co., at their eices, , the Foryd, or at No. 4; • Water-street, Rhyl ; or to Micsans. GLADSTONE, OLDHAM,.' & Co,: 26, Bath-street, and W. CHAMBERS, We. Hut, New Wall, Liver pool: . _ - REDUCED FARES (Inicilestaasd-Oheopest Steam Communication between - LIVERPOOL AND RIM. 1 Thc - St. George'' Steam Packet Company' ' Steamer • via SZA KI - N Hyatt LnArn, Commander, 150 horse rower, or somesther of the CompanyPs - Haying anterior aecOaknodation for passengers, ) Will wail-(weather permitting, from the New North Landinr Stage, Lixexp9ol, and norm Rhyl, punctunily as under. FROM I.IVERPOOL. FROM 'September. September. Thursloy .42... at 4 0 p.m. Thursday .. :23...at 4 30 pcm. Friday -23 SaturZtay. . 5 1314. m Saturday ' Tuesday 7 .at 7 30'a.m. Monday . Wednesday,-28...at 8 Tuesday t steamers t 7 30 a..rn it 8 80 4s.m .26... at 9 3a a.m - Fares :—SaloonC Passengers booked tikrau to Abcrgeie and Pot' futtkraz partichlats, apply at 'the Company's Office, No. _George's Dock Gate►, Liverpool ; or at the Conipany's .Ciffiees, DiaBCT STEAM' , COMMUNICAVION BETWEEN LIVER :FOOL AND BRISTOL. WEL e of the new Screw Stear. AT H4L.ETE AUGUSTA; (unless preetnted by any ii iforseen oceUrrence.) •aomm.CLARENCE DOCK, LIVELMOOL Front: OUMBERLAND BASIN, BRISTOL Without eirling at any intcrined Cabin Fare, 12s. dd. ; Deck, ss. Retort_ for two - voyages,' 2.75. for a single passenger ; for three pc_ -son. and upwards, • teen to an arrangement, and an extension •f time will be granted. Every Tuesday, Every Saturday. App r, in Bastol,to Mr. IZieliard Rowe, Steamy s' Wharf, Redolttie-backs r.ratere to F. li. POWELL & CO., (lute ;sort, POWELL, & C 0.,) Agents, 35, South John-street. EMTGRATLON TO 'NEW ZEALAND, On and after the 4th May, JO SEPII NEWMAN, ES Q. '''Ss\‘. (For sixteen years -a resident in New Zealaird, and a anember of the 'Provincial Council, Auck land), will attend at his office, No. 10, DRURY-41UILDINGS, WATER-STREET, LIVER DOOL,to give information to partiesinterestedinemigratiou to u,.nekland, and also Grant MIZE LAND ORDERS VF FORTY for each adult overneighteen years of age, and twcnt each child over five sears of age; ICRES The parties eligible are agriO'ultural labourers and servants, mechanics of vationskinds, domestic-servants (male and female) end farmers of small capital, or other parties able to employ labour, or in way 'way to advance the interests of the Colony. ixerpcol c and Fridp c.catfirita. t 8 a.m 2 AND 3, Nos. 2 QUADRANT, 3, CASTL CniCKETS, ANT E 2ki.traN L "E W E COACHES, OR BLACK BEE QUADRANT Lill ti-E1 RELI STREET. LimusTREET.. I•!spo,tch ON-STREET. .-street CASE; STREET cl LIN 4uttuionrt. NI() 0 N'S CHAN aliS.-:-L.tvr Quan:, 19th day, 56u1. Wight, TIDV TABLE - FOR WEEK 'ENDING SEPT. 24 18—Sunday4319—)10 1. • ‘,„ nc M. M. FT. IN 2 33 15 318 13 7 4 2.5 ' 1;2 4 5.'0 11 31 0-- Tuetz, 1ay.... 21—Wednesday. 2—Thlt r.,da r 23—Friday 24—Sat ark' :v... 2 .54 11 L 3,57 12 5. TO_ ll 3. 8 18 12 10 , 9 15 l-1 9 ARRIVED, pro;viderft llarilngtq xeieobing j Contest _ • Ccmnicrc !Quebec Ed FOUEIGN POETS Franklin, from Bombay at St. I Liverpool : fro:n Bombay nt St from Indian Ocean, Mchc St: lielcn4 Queb, c Valparai4o Marrulliam London al hence •at . . . Empie,, , s of India, from .Cardiff at Bombay. Boyne .froin Manritius at Bombay. C. 'Sapieti-arid Ennerdale,.from London at Kurrachee. Gartpherrie• from Cardiff at lintraehee: • .Steadfa4.,Lienee at Canstantinople : aadcleared for Odessa. Calpe (,$), hence at' enoa. Braganza (s;), hence at Operto. Leontine Clementine, helm, at•Berdelu, (Venlvon, from Malty at (iibraltar, and Pursuit, hence at Danz VESSEL'g -IMPORT t Liv 4 Report of the Lydia, from.Antigi Av..hence for,New York,. Serteni lat. 50 35 1,; riti:;abarqu.^, 56-1, thi 25 W., September 17. hence for . New Yolk. in :Ike 16. . t. 50 N .t: 12 for ) N., lon. 0 48 50 W 1 :10 W.., OUTPORTS aid passed : Pm., to L.ndon ; Balt!e, Westward •to London , _tuber, ..tta. to London ; Agincourt, Melbourne to London; Fidt rnce, London to Barbadoos; Barbadoes to London; Ocean Queen, westward to London ; Ignus Fa:lms ' Mogadore to London ; Matchless, Guernst y to Londor ; Robert Fairrle; westward to London ; 'nndon; Lenuella "bee • 11)r....,t !e Albert, frem _,ondon;' Dndbrook;London to -Kurrac ; City of Rouen to Shields ;" Victoria, London to Port Phillip. mot,.2l.—Arrived : Colonel Evans, from, Stet - '3lari4 Emily, Ncrkopin. , z, ; Cervantes, Kron Justinlie, Rostock ; thy; Portea, Mauritius; Aurora, L'inscrona W• .. . Trinidad; Itiga Packet; New York ; Faritome, Tobago ;• Ty phoon, Calcutta; Furor, Gravelinea ; Broclezana, New York ; Mary Shepherd. Bombay ; Jovin Louis, Havana ; St. Peters—. burg, Havana ; Circassian, Badagry; Rival, Bombay ; Turbot, Gravelincs; Gibraltar (s), Cadiz ; Grecian, Jamaica; Albcr tins Petersburg; Capital, .Fredericksham ; Palestine St. John, N.B. ; Marengo, Matanzas. Sailed William Douse, ' Charlottestown; Jaber Cali, Santander; Burgomaster Sturti, Pernambuco. • • GIMENOCK, China, Quebec Sept 21.—Umpire, from Jersey ; Disraeli, and Ibrail. MARITIME EXTRACTS, QUEENSTOWN, -Sept. 21.—The City of Washington (ss), arrived here this morning, and proceeded on to Liverpool at 1 a.m. specie. The Lerwieh has been' on shore, and is SAI:S,-IZ , kV, _ AUI Lig caulked: 7 SYDNEY, July S.—l he ship Queen of.,En.gland has arrived om Liverpool with 421 Government immigrants, having had rum doubt, to t The immicrrar ts have . presented the argeon-superintendent (Mr. A...Nowkohl) witii a testimonial his kindness and attei.tion duyipg. the .passage. Six births • 4 ..ttls_have occurred since leaving Liverpool. :ness oceurred, owinf d state of the vessel. aid six d, ABERDEEN AND BELFAST AND• REVIVALISM -SCIENCI the world could scarcely present a greater an is afforded just at presently Aberdeen _re, thi? meeting: of the most influential promote the pa . tient investigation of Divine works,-- hysterical epidemic, not entirely unshared:by but, . seizing the lowest and most Is; chosen .exponents of a supreme .st is .something more • than t a authority The cont curiosity to amuse for the moment. Prince Albert's ivaugural address remarkable for the variety which it will always lae imparts to the series, and, for the exquisite sense and good taste with which he selected the topic for his exposition:. In the same chair his immediate .predecessor . had been' that man who has- developed the -study of tompaiattve anatomy into an essential branch of universal science been t hat no re . vOted his means and his leisure to giving us g broader and a more positive view of the starry universe ; before him again we 112 d had a long' list of men ~who had made themselves masters of ' partibular branches of science, el of them feeling honoured liv their elevation to the ch;, - ir . It was :quite natural - that when Prince Albert was first invite& to the tae seat, MS stroag sense and would mate him liable to an impulse of at, as he excellently explains,. he_.-felt peculiar trisitien in which Providence like mOdesty. that- "tl false humility, that is like pride ;" and he accepted -the offered:post as-the representative of that large public which profits by and . selniites the - exertions of Our ~ ,ientifiTiealitrg: " - But," says the Prince; -- "I reflected " —and the sentence c:passreys an announcement which will reveal nothing.nnexpected to the public, hut is yet a fresh assurance highly welcome to all classes— further' " But I reflected further, end saw- iii i de n se:hoi m :mrl y fin :t a edi e so e v: p oi n t t a tho n oi c e tihnotoh t s h wee e Ttr n he i iii e ru an a7( s ww o leoe f ulhl w dasa h e : he3 c ,c h ltr i h t mos ec ) ; Q.e s n a sud. r: t l3 ln ; R,, s te o hn,: f eh e .w w eseeilfv u di r sc e l o ie ff e e r e to her Majesty, of teslifying to you, through the instrumentality of her Lus_ band, that your labours are not unappreciated by your %y e _ scientificiabours which unite the elite of our philosophers with at tli t e h g e re p a r t ia b w ody st o r f e s n o gt ci h e e ty n . ed the association hr sommti;.. nrn 411 n 41, _ .... 0 ,„,.., ....a,. tue assu rance ofroyal sympathy; he Showed how essektiai• to the complete utila ising of science is the - combination of its vrorkinen. What is "science ?" It is "the knowledgO of what we know." " The so-called practical man observes what his special work forces upon him, and he forms his notions upon it with reference to the particular work ; the man of science observes what be intends - to observe," knows why she intends it; and combines his special observation .witr - th - F7gerie - itil universe of knowledge. .TlTegiftid-in ' tellects which, like a Humboldt —on the anniversary of whokbirtlidaythe Prince was speaking,---can take this comprehensive grasp of science, or even bear in mind its various objects, are rare indeed; hence the good of asso ciation which re-unites the .ground parcelled out among the several working .occupants, and makes of them one common estate for the 'sustenance and adiantage of. ilie community: Nor is this all ;by such an association what we may call the moral influence of scene. - ', is, fused directly and vapidly through the body politic. i The need for such an influence is exhibited. in the scenes at Belfast and other parts of Ireland, and even near to the British capital. It is not that we lenY: some genuine feeling in. these revivals perhap s —,,s no small element of real benefit to those dullards wh o : ideas, and can only be awakened : by this sort of pi ritual s asja l keiling is a:. We ol,serVe that 'the efficacy of . the Atthe same time, it is, 4 have heretofore been hardened to relig.i.onsw-1 "row. tested 1)y men of real information. 0. . morbid excitement impossible not t ,tnnote the amount I nor to conceal the gross whirl'. mingles ,with the, seene ' Such delusions. , fraud which seizes its opp o rtunity. y more than the impudent cAd not take 'i n an it community disciplined to mistrust its own, pulses, and to be taught by At:. one time, orthodox, :intharityi ir2iNenc any. s superstitions but its own; muili i trampled down "did Volteuresquo: satire , the work less coarsely, 1: Later, still not perfectly ; in our day, . a soberer and bat patient investigation of truth is gradually steak:. more i„ g a march equally upon fanaticism and scepticism; ing -- the domains of "the heathen'.' as the tenri.J, Qncen, Abe father of i de highern ia l e of all e faft l h a i e mA e tories of intellectual civilisation are enlarged vlafdtiir ' our favoured land we see that great work combining' alr classes, with the husband of our: our student-King, avowing hims e lf h onoured in being' allowed to lead in the labour.—Globe. ilarrowmg