The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-22 00:00:00

4p4NrstotivmwmikeWSemftwoyar.ilirovieg talantt7l. taido , o l M , -- - - AGENTS WANTED, for Liverpool and other towns, by an old established Life Assurance Office, having extensive connections lin the north of England, to whom a 1 bsral remuneration will be made, and unusual facilities afforded for the establishment of a successful agency. First-class agents will be liberally treated with.—Address B 25, Northern Times office. WANTED, by a Young MAN, a SITUATION as PORTER, either at an Hotel or Draper's Shop ; aged 34. Can produce Four Years' character.— Apply by letter, addressed X., Northern Times office WANTED, by a steady active Young Man, a SITUATION in a Merchant's Office, where he can make himself generally useful. Good reference can be given.— Address, &c., B 23, Northern Times office. WANTED, by a Young Man, a Situation as LIGHT PORTER, in a Warehouse or a House of Business. Can write a good hand, and willing to make himself generally useful. Last employment a gentleman's servant; aged 12.—Address T. W., 54, Fairview-place, To Vet h -r ark . WANTED to BORROW, the Sum of £450, Security on a Ship—X2so cash, and a Bill at Three Months for it 201. at very liberal interest; also a liberal bonus will be given for the above sum.—For particulars apply, by letter, post plid, to W, Post-office, Stanhope-street, Toxteth-park, Liverpool. WANTED, in a General Broker ' s Office, a Young Man as BOOK - KEEPER . O ne who has served his time in a Broker's Office will be preferred, to whom a Moderate progressive 'Wiry will be given.—Address, with references, and stating age, last employer, and sal ry expected, to B 22, Northern Times office. O N SALE, several Valuable Lots of Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold PROPERTY.—AppIy to J. .Hevey. 25. South John -street. TO be SOLD, by Private Treaty, a good Family HOUSE, in Church-street, Woodside ; also, a HOUSE and SHOP, in the immediate vicinity of Church-street, Liverpool.— Apply, B. 2, Norttern Times office. T 0 be S 0 LD, Remarkably Cheap, a Lot of LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, Rent £2lO, Price £1,550 Also, a small Lot of FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Rents £62, Price £f.so, £5OO may remain on Mortgage of the latter Address by letter H. J. S., Messrs. J. & H. Hiadle, Lord-street. Vulifitation4. ONE VOL., 7s. 6D. ERNEST MIL MA N A TALE OF MANCHESTER LIFE. London : J. F. Hope & Co., and all Booksellers. AUSTRALIAN and AMERICAN PAPERS, by every arrival, on Sale at AYLWARDS'S General News Office, 82, Lord HORSE RUGS IF you want Cheap and Good HORSE RUGS, try the New Shop, YORKSHIRE HOUSE, No. 4, st. John's-Late, upposite the South end of St George's Hall. N.B.—fr strong Common Rug for 3s Gd. TO SHIPPERS OF SALT TO THE BALTIC. SALT Delivered in HULL and GRIMSBY, by Railway.—Apply to EDWARD HENSHALL, Wharton Railway Works, Winsford ; or Offices, 6, Wellington-street, Hull; Victoria-street, Grimsby; and 62, Castle•street, L verpool, TIP. PRIEST'S LIST of HOUSES and LAND TO BE SOLD is now being prepared for publication, in due course, in January next. Cheshire Offices for Sale and Letting of Land and Housts— blarket-cross Chambers, Birkenhead. Address—H. P. PRIEST, tlitk?nhead. JACOB WALTER, (For many years Clerk in the Difagistrates' Office,), informs his Friends and the Public that he has commenced Business ESTATE AGENT, ATHERTON BUILDINGS, DALE-STREET, Where every information will be given for obtalnin7, removing, and transferring Public-house Licenses on the most reasonable terms. Office Hours, from Ten to Four. VARICOSE VEINS, WEAK LEGS, KNEES, AND ANKLES. THE Patent Vulcanised India-rubber ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE and ANKLE BANDAGES, are the only articles that will retain their Elasticity. Heat or Cold will not affect them ; require no Lacing, and may be drawn on immediately, as an ordinary .-tocking. The best articles manufac tured for the Purpose, and much recommended by the Faculty. Wholesale and retail at THE INDIA RUBBER DEPOT, 42, SOUTH CASTLE STREET, CALEB WALKER. P ROPRIETOR N D E R S 0 N'S, SLATER-COURT, CASTLE-STREET. D. Anderson has much pleasure in announcing that he has now completed his arrangements, and is prepared to acounmodate with comfort a greater number of ladies and gentlemen than he has hitherto done in his Dining Saloons and Private Apartments. The additions to his premises are— LADIES' NEW DINING , ROOMS. These are independent of the Large Saloons, and have a separate entrancP. An ADDITIONAL GENTLEMEN'S ROOM. Thigroom is off thg ppper Saloon. and was formerly the Ladies' Room. A NEW SMOKE ROOM. This room is entered from the Old Smoke Room, of which it is a continuation , and is elegantly decorated, and fur nished in a superior style. The ventilation of bath rooms has been carefully attended to. To accomplish the extra labour incumbent on an Increase oftrade, EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS HAVE EICICIV MADE IN THE Kinnear to the various Cooking Apparatus there emp'oyed, and extra Cooks engaged, to facilitate the business, and execute the orders with despatch and neatness. THE WINE AND SPIRIT FAMILY ORDER OFFICE. is in the Entry leading to the Rooms. This branch re ceives D. Anderson'i special attenticn, as it ig essential to his Rooms, and also to his Family Trade, that his Wiaes be of the highest class, according to price. THE GENTLEMEN'S NEW OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT Is In Castle-street, next to the Marble Archway, Slater court, is one of the first of its kind in town, and superin tended in its various departments by very superior artistes. D. Anderson being always on the premises, and anxious to cultivate a large trade, will at all times exert himself to the utmost to merit the approval of his customers. SLAT :iR-COURT, CASTLE-STREET, NEAR THE EXCHANGE. NERVOUS DEBILITY. B. BRODIE, 72, RODNEY STREET, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London and P aris, may be consulted on all cases of Nervous Debility, Indigestion, Depression of Spirits, &c., &c., whether produced by sedentary employment. residence in the tropics. or otherwise. D r. Brodie has also given a great portion of his time to the study of B "rirurir. Skin, and other pernicious diseases; his method of treat ment isTer Y expeditious. and inv,.ives no actual restraint either in diet or occupation. Advice and medicine, .41. Observe, 72, Rodney-street ; Private Entrance to the surgery, 43, K igh t-street, near Berry-street, Liverpool. Hours of attendance from Ten in the morning tilt Three in the afternoon, and Five to Nine, and Sundays tin Two. RIIPTUB.ES. By Royal Letters Patent - ' WHITE'S MO - MAIN LEVER TRUSS is allowed by upwar ds of 200 medical gen tl emen t o r: be the most e ff ective invent ion In the curative treatment of i f s li h E e ll r - NIA. The use of a steel spr in g , so hurtful tutu es avoided ; a soft bandage being wor n round the body, whilsttbe quisite resistiug power is supplied b y the NOC.BIAIN PAD and PATENT LEVER., fitting with so much ease s and closeness that it cannot be detected, and may be worn during leep. A descriptive circular may be had, and the Truss (which cannot fail to tit) fer. warded by post, on the circumference otthe body, two Inchesbelow the hips,.lieing sent to the Manufacturer, MR. JOHN WHITE, 228. PICCADILLY, LONDON. Price of a Single Trues, I6s, 21s, 26s 6d, and 3116 d ; postage, is Double Truss, 31s 6d, 425. and 52s 6d; postage, is Bd. An Umbilical Truss, 42s and 52s 6d ; past;ge, I; IPd. Post-office Orders to be made payable to Mr. JOHN WHITE, post-office, Piccadilly. LASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS, &c., ri for VARICOSE VEINS, and all cases o f WEAK NESS and SWELLING of the LEGS, SPRAINS, ace. They are porous, light In texture, and inexpensive, and are drawn on WO an ordinary stocking. Price, from 7s 6d to 16s each; postage, 6d. WHITE MANUFACTURER, 2's PICCADILLY. LONDON Co be 'het, BATH HOTEL, WATERLOO.—Gentlemen can be Accommodated with BED and BREAKFAST at the above, or at PRIVATE APARTMENTS at the CRESCENT, or One Guinea pa Week. GOOD BUSINESS PREMISES to be LET within ten yards of the Wapping Railway Station Shops, Offices. and Sailrontns ; also, Warehouse and Forwarding Rooms.—Apply to Mr. Crellln, 73, Lime.street. TO LET, a SHIPWRIGH.T'S YARD, now at work, in complete order, with the Stock on Hand, or a Partner to take half interest and management.—Address 13 24, Northern Times office. TO be LET, with immediate possession. a beau tiful semi—detached VILLA RESIDENCE, situate in Mount-road, New Brighton, with a tastefully laid-out garden in front, and a good kitchen gar,len at the back; it also commands an extensive irTew both by land and sea —For particulars and to view, arply to Messrs. T. & J. Savage. 41, Oldhall-street; or to Mr. Siddall, Prirce's.buildings, North John-street. WATERLOO-ROAD. TO be LE T, all those Commodious PREMISES, formerly in possession of Messrs. Harnden and Co and at present occupiedby Messrs. Charles Hill and Co.. beim( No. 60, Waterloo-road, corner of Formby-street. The Premises are eligibly situated for any extensive business con nected with the shipping trade, the building overlooks the Waterloo Dock, and altogether possessing a thoroughly commanding posi tion.—Apply to Richard and John Johnson, 34, South John -street. 413 n Salr In Bankruptcy AFEW Choice Havanna a h 'CIGARS just taken out of Bond, are now on Sale.—Apply to Mr. Charles Turner, Official Assignee, 53, South john-street.—Brands, Carbaga, Victoria's, and Damas or Queen's. KENTLEDGE. —A large well-assorted Stock always on hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig) IRON. WILLIAM F. SIM & CO., Sweeting street. eintratfort. DANCING, DEPORTMENT, EXERCISES. — Mr. W. CLERC, 22, Islington, respectfully announces that his ACADEMIE is OPEN for the SXAsON. Day and Even ing Classes on Tuesdays and Fridays. Juvenile Class on Satur days. at Two o'clock. Schools and Families attended. Private Tuition at any hour. 3 ftiontp. L IVERPOOL LOAN COMPANY HBAD OFFICS-LORD-STREET CHAMBERS, 87, LORD- STREET, LIVERPOOL, BRANCH OFFICE-39, PRINCESS-STREET,IMANCHESTER CAPITAL, £50,000 Loans advanced from of to .t5OO, to be repaid in Twelve months, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instalments BILLS DISCOUNTED Loans advanced from .100 to ,81,100. to extend over a period of one, two, or three years, at 5 per cent. Fcr Prospectuses. &c., apply personally or by letter to JOHN ATHERTON, 87, LORD-STREET, LIVFRPOOT.• DELPHI LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY.-(LIMITEID CAPITAL L 210,000 Head Office-38, RENSHAW-STREET, LIVERPOOL Branch Offices.-3, St. John's-parade. Byrom-street, Manchester and Hill-street, St. Helen's LOANS Granted on Approved Security, sums from :el6 to £lOOO, at the following charges :-- Entire Charge. Je 20, repayable at 83. per week £l 4 0 20s. II IP 2 18 6 £lOO, ~ 40*. ~ £2OO, 808. ~ 5 15 0 11 10 0 And upwards in the same proportion. Advances can be obtained, to be repaid by other instalments than weekly, or for fixed periods. BILLS DISCOUNTED. Parties residing in the country can be accommodated on paying a reasonable extra charge for travelling expenses. For Prospectuses and other information apply to C. & J. ELLISON, Secretaries, .IS Renshaw-street. Liverpool Apply to MOND-AY NORTHERN TIME Commerctai 55aFt4. NEXT IV EE K . . On hloNnav next, - the 2 4th Instant, at Eleven o'clock, In the Commercial saleroom, - . - 1200 Bags ORANGES, .. . • 500 Bags CHESNU l'S, landinge: Uraganza (a.s.), from Oporto.—Apply to GEORGE BADENACH & SON. Brokers, On MONDAY next, the 24th instant, at One o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom, 500 Barrels Newtown Pippin APPLES, ex Ericsson. 700 Ditto Ditto Ditto DI ITO, ex Atlantic. Apply to GEORGE BADENACH Si SON, Brokers , On MONDAY next. the 24 h instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Saleroom, 18, Chapel-street, 22 Bales Surat COTTON (all faults), ex Gertrude, and John and Lucy ; lying in Stanley Dock Ware houses.—Apply to Messrs. Fred. Lyon and Brothers, Merchants; or to DANIEL C. BUCHANAN & CO., Brokers. On MONDAY next, the 24th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court, 95 Half-cheats Li , bon ORANGES, ex Eng ineer; 160 Cases Messina LEMONS, 20 Half-chests Malaya LEMONS, 44 Half-chests Port ONIONS, 492 Bags Port CH ESNUTS, 19 Bags Nap es WALNUTS, 100 Bags Messina NU PS. nply to JAMES ADA M, SON & CO., Brokers. _.-..s•••••••••ramom TUESDAY On TUESDAY next. the 25th instf Brokers' Office, 2, 1423 Bags RICE, 231 Pockets RICE, ex William Miles 93 Pockets RAPESEED, 7 Pockets LINSEED, BROWNE, HUNTER & CO., Brokers atilta,tea.tsTtrweeetl,ve o'clock, at the On account of whom it may concern. On Tyr , DAY next, the 25th instant, at Half-past One u o'clock, at Golding and Nash's Saleroom , C orn Exchange, Biuswick. street. About 9500 Bushels Red WHEAT, „ 2hoo Bushels White WHEAT, 100 Barre FLOUR (damaged). For further particulars apply to J. & DI. HARNETT, Brokers. T HIS DAY, R. J. NODDER Will respectfully offer his Selection of Parisian ' and English RIDING and WALKING HATS, BONNET', and CAPS, with every description of Trimmings, Feathers, Laces, Ric., of the moat fashionable and tasteful kind. 81, CHURCH STREET. Le — THE NORTHERN TIMES will be Per manently Enlarged to Double its present size, on or about theist of December. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1856 THE DAY'S NEWS. The general news of the day is varied and interesting this morning. Worrell, the young man taken into custody, on suspicion of murdering Mr. Carter, committed suicide yesterday morning, by swallowing a quantity of poison in one of the cells of the Greenwich Police Court. He left a letter, protesting the innocence of the crime with which he was charged. Mr. Ames has taken proceedings against Lord Ernest Vane, for spitting in his face, and using towards him epithets of a most approbrious char acter; and on Thursday the Barons of Exchequer refused a rule to enable the proprietors of the Daily News to add a spacial plea to the record in the action brought against them by the Earl of Lucan. One of the creditors of Sir William Don has a rule in the Court of Common Pleas, to show cause why a decision of Mr. Justice Crowder, granting protection to the theatrical Baronet, should not be set aside. To day's NORTHERN TIMES contains details of a couple of railway accidents, in which several lives are reported to be lost, and a number of persons severely injured. Redpath and his accomplice Kent, the Great Northern Railway forgers, were yesterday again examined at the Clerkenwell Police Court, before Mr. Tyrwhitt. The limits of the court could not contain a tithe of the persons who sought admis sion to hear the proceedings. Six fresh cases were brought against Redpath. In one ease it was proved that Redpath had altered stock in the register from £5OO to £5,000 ; upon this latter sum he had received the last dividend declared by the company, but since then he had caused the figures to be changed back again to £5OO, and the prisoner Kent was connected with it. Another charge preferred against the two prisoners was that of forgery. It was shown that there had been a transfer by the prisoner Redpath of stock from a person named Stevens to another named Ham mond. To this transfer Kent appeared to be the attesting witness, but it was proved that there was no such person as Stevens, while the address given of that supposed person was that of a residence which Redpath had occupied some seven or eight years ago. These facts having been deposed to, another remand was granted at the request of the counsel for the prosecution. The visit of Sir John Pakington to Manchester has led to a conference between himself and the principal gentlemen connected with the rival scheme of education, originating in Mancheste r. The following are the points on which an agree ment was arrived at : -1 . That it is desira ble to impose a rate for the support of p o p ular inst ruc in Manchester ; 2. That all schools deriving a id from the rate shall be subject to inspection ; b ut such inspection shall not extend to the religious instruction given in such schools; 3. That all schools shall be entitled to aid, provided the instruction, other than religious, shall come up to the required standard, and that no child shall be excluded on religious grounds ; 4. That the dis tinctive religious formularies where taught i n schools connected with the different religious denominations, and receiving aid from the rate, shall be given at separate hours, to be specified b y the managers, to facilitate the withdrawal of objecting children ; 5. That there shall be no interference with the management of the school. The electors of Southampton will have a some what difficult task to perform, in the selection of a candidate for the vacancy in .the representation e r that borough, by the e levation of Sir A. Cockburn, now Baron Langton, to the Chief Justiceship o f the Comtnon Pleas. The aspirants for the vacant seat are both numerous, and of various political hues. The last named candidate is Mr. Hartley, the director of the Peninsular and Oriental Corn pany. His political creed is conservative. Our readers will - find a copy of an interesting correspondence which has taken place between Mr. John Laird and Mr. Mason, the Secretary of the Dock Committee, respecting the exemption of the Birkenhead docks from the Liverpool Dock Dues. It will be perceived that Mr Laird has taken steps to bring in a bill before Parliament to abrogate the right and title of the Liverpool Dock Committee to levy the rates alluded to. The steam-ship North American arrived here last evening from Quebec, with advises from that city to the Bth inst. We give in another column all the news of an interesting character by this arrival. It will be perceived that the elections had passed off, and resulted rather in favour of the Ministry. Our cantinential advises inform us that M. Thouvenel and M. Boutenieff had called upon the Porte for explanations on pendant questions, and that the answers were evasive. The new Ministry was not yet formed. We have received the following telegraphic des patch, dated Paris, Friday evening :—News from Constantinople of the 13th states that M. de Bou tenieff had again endeavoured to obtain from the Porte the dismissal of t he English ships from the Bosphorus. The attemp ts of Leroux Kahn with Lord Radcliffe to remove the Anglo-Persian differ ences had failed. An E ng lish frigate had ar rived at Constantinop le ; other ships were expected. The foll owing is the particle c ompoSition of the Ot toman Ministry :—Red schid Pasha, grand vi zier. President, Aa Fa Pasha, ex-grand vizier; M inister of Foreign Affairs, Rize Pasha ; Seraskier , Minister of War; Mus tapha Pasha, Minister w ithout Portefolie. The names of the other min isters of the Cabinet are not yet k ?ow n. Every thing toda y announced a vigorott.l re-action in Fr ench Rentes, and in a ll other speculations. The Nord, of Brussels , m entions that the q uestion of Neufchatel is in cour se of arrangement, that General Dufour has had several conferences with the Emperor, that the Federal Council is disposed to set the prisoners of N eu fchatel at liberty, an d that, on the other han d, King of Prussia, satisfied Germanic that p i er, will ( 014 b y ti n a dhe sion of e t, will not be very exacting on SATtIRDAY. the conditions of a territorial cession of the Prin cipality. It is said that the above is only correct in part, and that General Dufour and Colonel Barman ;have had an audience of the Emperor. They have . alio had several interviews with the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, and with the Englisk Ambassador, on the subject of Neufchatel. Accounts fkom Vienna state that many Russian `officers have recently gone into the service of the Shah of Persia, and among others General Duha mel, who was in the Danubian Principalities at the beginning of the war. It is said that Duhamel has the command of the Persian army before Herat. The Danubian Steam Navigation Com pany is about to construct large docks at Turn-Severin (opposite Nicopolis), which is one of its principal stations: . The Kaimakan of Wallachia has granted a lease of the requisite terrain for 85 years. The Boyar Nicholas Rosetti has come here as the representative of Wallachia in the Danubian Commission, but his arrival has given no satisfaction to its other members, as they are aware that he was charged With embezzlement by the ez-Hospodar Stirbey. Advices from St. Petersburg inform us that works of more than twenty printe I sheets are not to be so severely " censured." Investigation into the conduct of former governments will be permitted, but there must be no censure of the measures of the present administration. Spies are not to be encouraged to inform against people on account of their opinions, or for the expression of the same. The amnesty which has been granted to the Russian conspirators of 1825 and 1826, has created a great sensation, because Mouravieff, Pestuseheff, and Trubetskoi, the ringleaders, are still - alive. Numerous and very large detachments of political offenders were sent to Siberia in the above-men tioned years, but only thirty of them are now living. - Our adviccs from Madrid state new troubles have arisen in Spain, and that at Malaga, on the 12th instant, an entente had taken place, the origin of or pretext for which was not known. Cries of " Viva la Republique !" were uttered, shots were exchanged, and the Espana supposes that the only object of the rioters was smuggling. The troops had about eight men wounded, while on the side of the rebels there were from fifteen to twenty wounded and three killed. The Captain-General has published a very severe bando, and the prisoners are ordered for trial. Lady Stafford, wife of the present Lord Stafford, and cousin to the Duke of Norfolk, was found dead in her bed on Thursday morning, at Costessy Park, near Norwich. Her ladyship had suffered recently from the rupture of a blood vessel, but was believed to be returning to convalescence. The newly appointed Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, Sir Alexander Cockburn, late her Majesty's Attorney-General, formally bade farewell to the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple yesterday morning, in the presence of a considerable gathering of benchers, barristers, and students, assembled on the occasion in the ancient Hall of the Society, for the purpose of witnessing his lordship's departure. ROBBERY AT TILE AMPHITHEATRE.—Yesterday, John O'Brien, alias Williams, was brought before Mr. Earle, at the Police Court, charged with having robbed a Mrs. Maria Jones of her gold watch. The complainant lives at 53, Great Romer-street, and on the previous night she was leaving the above theatre, when the prisoner pushed up against her and took her watch. Ile was seized by a person who saw him, and then he dropped the watch. He was sent for trial. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION.—Mr. J, Rigby, whose election to a te lowship at Trinity College, Cambridge, was lately nnounce( l , has been appointed lecturer and assistant tutor of his college. Mr. A. P. Nevins has been elected to a fellowship in the University of Durham. It is understood that the Principal of the Collegiate Institution is about to visit Woolwich, Addiscombe, and other places of military education, with the view of making fuller provision for those who are destined for the open artillery competition or for the army in general. MESSRS. PELL AND RAYMOND.—The success of those minstrels is most unmistakeable, not only their evening concerts, but those they now give on every Monday morn ing, continue to be crowded with the elite of the metropolis ; and so satisfactory has it proved, that we understand a re-engagement has been entered into for ten weeks longer, when they quit London to fulfil their numerous provincial engagements. —Sunday Times, March 29.—[We under stand these gentlemen have been engaged by Mr. Evans, of Upper Dawson street, and will appear nightly.] PASSENGERS PER S.S. NORTH AMERICAN. FROM QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL.—Mr. C. E. Anderson and lady, Mrs. Boychette, Mr. J. Harvey, lady, and daughter, Mr. Green, Mr. G. Jtolph and two daughters, Mr. Rolaert Cotton and son, Mr. Chevallier, Mr. Renshaw, Mr. Warren, Rev. W. Clarke, Mr. H. C. Vibart, Mr. C. H. C. Gould, Mr. J. G. Gould, Mr. Lylie, Mr. Henderson, Mr. John Horswick, Mr. Bristow, Mr. John Horswick, Mr. R. J. Hutton, Mr. Anderson, Mr. G. Small, Mrs. Horsveck, Mrs. Tuttle and child, Mrs. Kinghorn, Mrs. Finlay, Mr. Armstrong, Mr. Tuttle, Mr. James Burns, and sixty-five steerage pas sengers. THE LECTURES FOR WORKING MEN.—We perceive, with much pleasure, that another course of " Free Lectures" is about to be commenced, on Monday eveninr , next, in the School Room, under Soho-street Chapel. The success that attended the lectures delivered in the same place, last year, leads us to hope that the interesting subjects announced for the present winter will induce the industrial classes, for whom the lectures are especially designed, to attend. The first lecture bears the samewbat exciting title of " Old Eng lish Outlaws," and is by Mr. J. D. Willott. The succeed ing ones are likely to be equally interesting and attractive, such as the " World before Adam," by Mr. P. Revell ; " Economics for Working Men," by Mr. J. Harrison ; " The Village Blacksmith," \lr. Dalton ; " Prince Charlie," by Mr. W. Thomas, &c. Considering the lectures to be an important educational and social movement, we heartily wish them every success. - - THE RIVINGTON WATER AT LIVERPOOL.-011 Thursday last, the pipes were flushed between the reservoir at Prescott and the turn-cock at the Old Swan, to which at present the Rivington water is limited, although it is understood that the contractor is in a position at once to deliver it to the local reservoirs, and is only prevented from doing so by the decision of the water committee. At eight o'clock yesterday morning a number of signal men were placed on the high road, between the Old Swan and the Blue Bell, at Huyton, to which the water had been brought last week. Every precaution was thus taken against the contingency of the bursting of any of the pipes; in case of accident, a❑ arrangement had been made that, in a very few minutes, the water could have been turned off at the Pres cott reservoir. The water was turned on at four o'clock yesterday afternoon. Fortunately, however, no accident happened, and the pipes were found to be equal to the heavy pressure of water with which they were charged. SHILLING ORATORIO AT THE PHILHARMONIC HALL.— On Thursday evening Handers beautiful lyric " Solomon," was given by a chorus of about one hundred and fifty voices, under the guidance of Mr. Zeugheer Hermann ; with organ accompaniments by Mr. Hirst. It is a work which specially requires a band for the development of its instrumental beauties; but Mr. Hirst supplied the deficiency, as well as artiste could do it with the means at command—his per formance, alternated between a grandeur and a chastened softness, which showed a musician's appreciation of the theme before him. The rendering of the vocal solos cannot claim our praises ; but Miss Stott occasionally sang with much feeling—particularly in the Aria concluding with yielding her claim to the babe, in the words, " But spare my child." Another lady displayed an excellent contralto, but she somwhat marred the dignity of King Solomon (which part, strange to say, fell to the lady in a portion of the oratorio) by talking of, the "hinfant.' The choruses, which are sometimes very difficult, went very w , ll; but there was still an inclination with the voices to be more vociferous than vocal. The admission to the body of the hall was one shilling, and the house was two-thirds filled with an appreciating audience. The admission is cheap, but books of the words are dear at sixpence—one-third of the price would leave a profit. As it is, the nominally shilling oratorio, costs one shilling and sixpence—the book being essential to the enjoyment of the performance. THE FESTIVAL CHORAL SOCIETY'S PERFORMANCE.—The fifty-sixth public performance of this society took place in St. George's Hall last night. The performance selected was Haydn's ever new and fresh " Creation." An audience crowding the hall in every part listened to the music of this great oratorio. The principal vocal performers were— Mrs. G. Holden, Miss Lacy Gaskell, Mr. Wilson, and Mr. Armstrong. Mr. C. B. Hermann was the leader. Mr. Best performed on the organ, and Mr. G. Holden con ducted. Any remark upon the music of the oratorio would be utterly superflons, and the principal performers are sufficiently well known to render criticism almost as need. less. It must, however, be remarked, as we have stated already, on similar occasions, that the size of the ball rendered the exquisite solo , pieces generally ineffective. This was, perhaps, more observable in the instance of the male than of the female performers. ' The glorious In Native Worth" was thus deprived of its effect to the great majority of the audience , Mr. Wilson ' s voice b eing almost completely swallowed up in space. Mrs. Holden sang her long and difficult part, notwithstanding the disadyantages of the hall, with much skill and effect. Miss Lacy Gas kell's singing was sweet, clear, and expressive. The chorus and instrumental portions of the performance were admirably executed, and in many places splendidly effective, wrhe lleavens are Telling," was, in special, rendered to the satisfaction of the audience, and received an enthusiastic encore. FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS. HIGGS AND JONES solicit especial attention to their new and extensive STOCK OF THE ABOVE LAMPS, All of which are of really good make,.in the newest and choicest designsjat remarkably Low PRICES. An Immediate inspection is respectfully invited HIGGS AND JONES, FURNISHING IRONMONGERS, 46, LORD-STREET. CHANDELIERS ! CHANDELIERS ! ! H IGGS AND JONES offer for Sale an extensive VARIETY OF THE ABOVE, In Ormolu. Bronze, the much-admired Antique Bronze, &c., of first-rate mut'ity and elegant design, at greatly reduced' prices. Purchasers are :solicited to.make an early call. HIGGS AND JONES, FURNISHING IRONMONGERS, r,46, LORD.STREET, M ESSRS. PAGE & C 0., AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS, &e., S LATE R-STREET, BOLD-STREW Immediate and Liberal Advances made upon every description of saleable property consigned for unreserved Rooms open ftir the reception of Goods Daily, from Nine till Five. Out-door sales attended In town and country. Applications by letter will meet with prompt attention. M O.URNING JEWELLERY JOHN G. JACOB, GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER, 56, C H URC H - STREKT, Respectfully calls attention to his superior stock of BLACK I ENAMELLED JEWELLERY. BROOCHES, BRACELETS, NECKLETS, !WINGS. PINS. AND STUDS, Of the moat elegant Patterns and the best Quality Also, a largo assortment of REAL WHITBY JET In the most choice Patterns. HAIR WORKED INTO CHAINS, BRACELETS, RINGS, BROOCHES, AND NECKLETS, AND MOUNTED IN A SUPERIOR STYLE. ALSO, DEVICES ON OPAL, BY SKILFUL ARTISTES. The same Hair as left guaranteed to be used. JOHN G JACOB, GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER 56, CHURCH -STREET. B UY YOUR CLOTH !FROM J. JONES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WOOLLEN DRAPER, 3, RANELAGII-STREET, Where you can have a large Stock of every descliption of Cloths to °elect from, and get them made by your own Tailor, and save 30 per cent. MODERATOR LAMPS FENDERS AND COAL VASES, COPPER SCOOPS AND FIRE IRONS P URCHASERS are requested to favour the Advertiser witiO, an inspection of his Stock before deciding They will then be enabled to judge as to the advantage of selecting from undoubtedly the best variety in Liverpool; and every effort will be made to give them satisfaction WILLIAM ODELL, FURNISHING IRONMONGER, No. 90, BOLD STREET. TRAYS! T EA URNS!. TEA A very excellent variety of Shaped Tea . ,Urns and Swing Kettles, all,:of LONDON MANUFACTURE, Superior to any Stock yet seen in Liverpool ; and, an assort- ment of TEA TRAYS of every deecrlption, which will bear favourable comparlson/with any other, and moat moderate in WILLIAM ODELL, Respectfully s)licits an inspection, at his Store, No. 90, BOLD STREET II E EMPEROR A A NEW ORDER OF PIANO-FORTE. Patentel by Messrs. Owen, Stodart, & Co., London. July 25 , 1856. Sole Agent for Liverpool; — JAMES PALMER, 36, CLARENCE-STREET. This Piano-forte surpasses all others In quality of tone and touch; Its construction enables it to keep in tune much longer than any other English-made Piano-forte. It has two Vibratory Sounding Beards, which produce tone equal to a Grand Piano-forte; its height, 35 inches I width. 4 feet 6 inches, adapts it for the centre of a tau.; its compass of Key-board is C to C, seven octaves. PIANO-FORTE BY GUNTHER, BRUSSELS, NOW ON VIEW. One of the above manufacturet's choicest Piano-fortes, in an elegant awl very l'aperior case, has just been imported, and is the most magnificent instrument ever brought into Liverpool both as regards outward appearance and beauty of mechanism, touch. and tone Sole Acent - for Lancashire: — was PALMER, NT - P LEAVANT 38, CLARENCE•OTREET -MPU, TI4 ‘ , 6•l4iVeli MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY EVENING. The advices per the steamship Atlantic have not had any effect upon the Cotton Market to day. Prices for the most part were unchanged. As our daily reports have indicated, the trade has been quiet, but steady, during the week. Each day the sales have been on a moderate scale, and the low qualities of American, having been freely offered, must be quoted Id per lb lower, whilst the middling and better classes remained for the most part unchanged. The transactions for the week foot up 31,600 bales, of which speculators took 1,910 bales, and exporters 2,130 bales, leaving the balance 2G,560 bales to the trade. The week's import consists of 9,150 bales, of which 4,316 are American, 838 bales Egyptian, and 3,996 bales East Indian. The price of fair cotton, as declared by the Brokers' Committee this afternoon, is as follow3: Upland, 7Ad ;and Orleans, 7td per lb The estimated stock this afternoon is put down at 371,040, against 482,740 at same date in 1855 ; and _ _ average weekly deliveries to the trade, during the preseut year, reach 40,915 bales, against 40,050 to same period of last year. Our Railway Stock and Share Market to-day was rather active, and numerous sales were recorded, but, in some instances, prices were hardly so good.as on yesterday. We note the following transactions :—Chester and Holyhead, 18,1. East Lancashire, 20! : Eastern Counties, 9,1. Latin __ shire and Yorkshire, 95,1, a. London and North Western, 104 , 1, 1031. Midland, 801 80. Man _ _ chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 341, I, North Eastern, 201 i. South Eastern, 212, h, 1. Dutch Rhenish, 1 1-16 p. Great Western of Canada, new, We appeal the closing prices of the day :—Aberdeen, 12 121. Blackburn, 7 7-16 73. Chester and Birkenhead, 151 151. Caledonian, 2; 9-16 28 11-16. Chester and Holyhead, 18k. Eastern Counties, 9 1-16 9. East Lan cashire, 20t 20a. Great Northern ; 22a 231. Ditto A Shares, Great Western - 661 661. .'Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 94t: 941 Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 181 18! London and North Western Stock, 1031 104 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 347,- 34a Midland Stock, 80 80k, North British, 9 7 10 9 9-10 North Staffordshire, Tit safl. South Eastern and Dover, 2l s2l 7-16. York, Newcastle, and Ber wick, 20g 20k. York and North Midland, 291 297 Leeds Capital Stock, 18 181. Buffalo and Lake Huron, - A - dp. Dutch Rhenish, 1 np. Great Western of Canada, 2-ti, 241. Ditto, New Shares, 21- 2lp. Great Luxembourg, 111- t ld. The Money Market is a little easier. There is less enquiries for cash accommodation at the Bank of England, and in Lombard street. Approved commercial bills are in some instances discounted at a fraction below the minimum quotation. The Funds have been at further enhanced quotations, and the transactions are rather extensive, but this improvement is not supported with firmness. After such an important rise, however, and con sidering the high range of prices, a little fluctuation is not to be wondered at; but the general position of the market appears buoyant. Consols have been 93 y for money. 931 94 for the December account, and 941 11- for January. The present values are about 931 j for money, and 931 for the next account, being flatter. The New 3 per Cents. have been 921 I, the Reduced 922 I. Exchequer Bills 1 dis. to 1 prem., and the Bonds 98'4 t. Bank Stock is 216. The business transacted in the London Railway Share Market to-day has been large, and most of the leading lines have been at improved prices. North Western, South Western, Midland, and North Eastern Berwick, and North Eastern York, are about 10s. to 15s higher ; Great Western 11. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1/. ; Caledonian, Edin burgh and Glasgow, Norfolk, and Brighton receded ss. to 10s, The East Indian Lines have been dealt in at steady rates, as also the Canadian, but the French Lines were depressed. Northern of France and Paris and Lyons having declined about 10s., and Sambre and Meuse ss. In Joint Stock Bank Shares prices have tended downwards. Commercial of London declined lOs , and London and County 10s. Union of Australia advanced 10s. We note sales of Caledonian at 571. Edinburgh and Glasgow, 54. Great Northern, 911. Do. A Stock, 77k. Do. B Stock, 121-2 Great Western, 67, 61, 71, Lancashire and Yorkshire, 947-„ London and North Western, 104, +. London and South Western 1061, Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 35. Midland, 80i, d. North British, 38a. Dover, 713, I, 4. The Grain Trade continues to manifest a dull and further declining tendency. This remark ap plies to all the leading markets throughout the United Kingdom. Since the beginning of the week, the receipts from Ireland have been to a fair extent, but those from foreign parts were light. The last weekly average declared, are—Wheat, 65s 3d. Barley, 40s Bd. Oats, 26s sd. Rye, 40s 4d. Beans, 465. Pe ise, 45s Ad per quarter. During the past week the mar!iets for foreign and colonial produce have beon rather quiet, and the sales effected have been made to satisfy imme diate requirements. For sugar a dull market has prevailed, and a decline in prices of 6d per cwt. has occurred where sales have been pressed. Coffee has not been much enquired for, but common plantation Ceylon has maintained full prices. Trinidad cocoa is is to 2s per cwt. cheaper ; rico has advanced, and tea has supported previous values, although the dealings have been limited. Tallow has been dull. Trade in Manchester continues tame, and the transactions in both goods and yarns are of the most limited character. Had producers been dis posed to accept rather lower terms to day, the transactions would have been to a greater extent. .At Bradford, yesterday, there was more activity in the piece goods trade. Our correspondent there advises us that the home houses are giving out a few orders for next season, and the foreign trade also presents a livelier aspect. Still the prices obtainable for goods are not paying manufac turers, and it is impossible they can go on at present rates, in face of the advancing wool market. Altogether the day's proceedings had been larger than for some time past. During the last Yew weeks the make of pig iron in the Birming ham district has been lessened, about half a score furnaces having been blown out ; and, with the view to restore the trade in that branch of it to a more healthy tone, the number of furnaces in blast will be further reduced between this and Christmas. When this contemplated reduction has taken place the make of pig iron will still be large; and it is remarkable that although the trade, and especially the export part of it, has been generally reported dull for the last eight or nine months, the stocks of pigs are comparatively trifling, and are confined to very inferior descriptions, containing a large proportion of cinder. That the export trade of iron is greatly increasing, and that this has taken place to an unprecedented extent in the course of the present year, is shown by the export tables for the last nine months. These results are sufficient to indicate that there is a vast shipping trade still undeveloped ; and they are remarkable as affording evidence of the immense means of production in the district, because it must be noted that during, the whole period over which these returns run, complaints have been general on the part of the, trade that the export trade (to America espe cially) was unusually small. In the advises received this • morning from France, the particulars of the trade of the country during the month of October are furnished. In that period the customs receipts increased to 16,220,000 f, against 13,187,000 f in the correspond. ing month, of 1855. This addition has been produced by large importations of co rn , co ff ee , foreign sugars, oil, grain, cotton, wool, raw iron, iron in bars, pewter, lead, tallow, silk, Ste. There were also larger exports of wines and alcohol, refined sugar, machinery, cotton and silk fabrics,. porcelain wares, &c. The navigation returns give the arrivals of ships in the ten months of this year at 21,868, and the departaires at 12,183 of 1,920,203 tons, showing a material augmentation compared with the previous year. The London Periodical Sales of Colonial Wool, which commenced on 023 - Oth inst., have attracted a very large attendance of Home and Foreign buyers, and the biddings for the finer description of scoured and combing wools, particularly from Sydney and Moreton Bay, have been very animated. The rates realised at the opening on the 6th inst have, in all instances, been well maintained. The quantity so offered at these sales was about 49,000 bales, about half of which have already been disposed of. They conclude on the 29th inst. We understand that Mr. Henry Robinson, one isikt,ArOlA _ - of the directors of the itiga and bunatUrg Railway Company, is now on his way back to London from St. Petersburg, in order to co nfer with his colleagues and with Mr. Hawksbaw, the company's engineer, relative to the further measures for the prosecution of the undertaking: It will then be proposed to prepare the phr,l,B &e., for presentation to the governmen t at 7. Petersburg. Pending the completion of this P re t l : minary process, ed themselves in .an official form to the Russ Government. the company have not yet preseo COURSE OF EXCHANGE. 11 15 Gibraltar Ditto, three months .. 11 17i Leghorn Amsterdam Rotterdam 11 17ijGenoa Antwerp 25 35 I Milan Brussels 25 35 Venice .. 13 74 Naples .. [Palermo Hamburg . 25 25 Messina Ditto, three months .. 25 65 Lisbon Marseilles 25 G7i Oporto .... Rio Jz.neiro Bordeaux Frankfort-on• Maine 119 a Buenos Ayrea ..... •• New York, 60 days' gg ht Vienna Trieste 10 44 Philadelphia ...... •• • n , 10 45 PRICES OF BULLION, r$R 371 Foreign Cold, In Bars .4 0 0 0 4Si Portugal Gold Coin. •• •• 0 . 49 Mexican Dollars ....•• 0 0 0 New Dollars .•• • • • ° n 0 ,Silver. in Bars.... Petersburg M drid Cadiz .. Barcelona BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS. An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Sth Victoria, es?. 32, for the Week ending Nov. 15, 185 6 ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Debit. Credit. Notes issued . , £23,536,235 Government Debt Other securities 3, 459,9 u Gold Coin and 9'A61 ~2g5 ~e X 35 £23,536,235 I Total .. .. .03,530/°- BANKING DEPARTMENT. Debit. Proprietors' ca pital Rest Public deposits Other „ Seven day, and other bills, Credit. Government se- 0 457, 869 curities . Other securities 1 3 '; 60 6,81 , ' Notes Gold and silver 622f93. 2 coin £14,553,000 3,254,649 4,924,785 10,113,368 S Total .... £33,741,633 I Total .... 433 ' 7 ' .' „e1C The Bank of England Returns, for the Wrgilt ending Saturday the 15th, were made up las,tnriter to the 20th, and published in to day's "!: i lle exhibit an improvement. The following 0 . 1. " results : 895,831 ISSUE DEPARTMENT. £l , } 6 , 43 0 Notes issued .. £23,536,235 Increase.. Government Debt .... 11,015,100 Other Securities...... 3,459,900 1461 430 Gold Coin and Bullion. 9 ; 061,235 Increase . .. .• £23,536,235 BANKING DF.PARTM ENT. Proprietors' Capital .. £14,553,000 li 16 Rest .. ... 3,254,619 Increase. •• • 31/ gob Public Deposits, &c., 4,924 ,785 Increase, • • 460, 11 3 Other Deposits, .... 10,113.368 Increase, • • 1 4,0 1 Seven day & other bills 895,831 Decrease , • • £33,741,633 PER CONTRA 1 34'8c;191) Government securities 10,457,869 Degrease, ••• : 0 7,bDi o Other securities, .... 19,054,017 Increase, • ' 456, 3 4 Notes, Gold and Silver Coin Total, 33,741,633 FOREIGN INTELLIGE FRANCE, (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENt4 O' PARTS, WEDNESDAY Eitiot,lo: I have just been informed, on very go° u 10 0 1 rity, that the French Government ha s, screwed up its courage to the sticking P ° ,, g — ,, r titil; sending the 'Neapolitan minister, the 111 - gu reu,' d'Antonini, his passports. lle will, I ain receive them either this evening or to sr b9' morning ; and will be expected to quit P 4ll g ive!: the latest, the end of the week. lam als..°,oiWt to understand that the Government has tv - e is 0 ' . nformation of the arrival of two English ires" Palermo. be The statement that hcis lately been g° ll3 so°' round of the papers, that Russia is willing t ° pe at. don Bolgrad, and to place the Isle of S er fei under the superintendence of an f's'internationsooroi mission, is, to a certain extent, confirmed th i9 0 ° ing by the official journal of Wurten3burg' t o e it 0 r I am again assued, on what I have -, silo .- believe, on good authority, that the fa ct °;: t. is Dudfer proposition having been made by Rus s ir dr ad doubtful, and that, at all events, the 13° °- ' 5 , - 100 Isle of Serpents question are no nearer a se than they were ten days ago.fle i g Intelligence has reached Paris t hat the troops have replaced the Austrians in the 13° th B recently abandOned by them. a 00, 0 01 There has been a remarkable ad - ra tt- a T o f Bourse to-day—it is of 60c in the Thrse3lebi°lll in Bank of France Shares, 50f Credit f. * - 0 20f. Northern Railway, and from 1 7,if• to 3°oo other railways. _The principal cause °I Isis is was the report that the Emperor of iir n i n le s- t her vesting largely in French stock. vt,. ri to i 9 report be true or not I am not in a c01id.„.'4 ° ,4 fif t jo but it is by no means improbable. 1 9 I ,, e sts' Philippe's time the Emperor Nicholas' n' e b f Ol3 O less than 2,000,000 f. sterling in the Fr e 2 es t . 13- to at one time ; and a similar inves tim a vie tt er would not only render a great , th o the French Government, but would gt v " s cery sia,n Government what it greatly nee ds . b eie degree of financial prestige. AO, r eo° Almost all to-day's newspapers, esP e-- 141 ) ,•14 of the Orleanist and Legitimist Partie°'lll°;io' great indignation against the tond°, ll . o fl3 l° W Post for attacking the female diplotnat iw r of The staid Debats also complains of pus demanding the dismissal of the Frenoili; 0 111 tbi y Foreign affairs, and warns it, that, if t ' t icals' d , o lo between France and England is to e °ll „„"ecet 3 j" France shall not be required to mak e s '" gre of offensive to her dignity. whi° t.g The accounts from Constantinoplesait4 a 4; the 10th inst., are interesting. I :„ lle f ,, d iais tr "o i te notwithstanding the recent change °' pre's; the Thouvenel, the French Ambassador, 1) „ . 14 . 0 tha t ; sett a note to Reschid Pasha, telling ...",.1A3106,"' period fixed for the evacuation of ;°: z .i.iveu: o b° and the Danubian Principalities had : t i o a peW calling on him to cause the ev aeli- it j$ immediately effected. If this be trao,.ile f e et O. and more serious complication in t ,: t he bor difficulties. The letters confirm fini s h g li ", l o ' Se, t. the Russians having fired on an Btlg ith P; t , 7, at Yenikalo, but say they only did °° he tl e- a °- The English, especially the o fficerS a disti st A il o tell stated to have expressed great in iti onjlact hearing of this act. Admiral Ly ol3s sent the Curagao and the Malacca in " to . Sea—according to some accounts p oet L."'' 00' explanations, according to others , t° ;One ; I s t he t E io n n gl f i o s r h the insult. The Russia" tc al . P.oo° ll.3 a' 3 their garrison at Yenikale fired. P orS iSte 9° l3° advancing gun-b towardsoat t n h s e p S i t e e d. of ti B A i t ft f fl: l:. Pir t i l o io t, hree i t : s o 36 : o 4 the English had for wanting to P 1 11" elcPtit t` l- f sians into that sea are not very oleflaosys o A. telegraphic despatch from Belli?, is fay abdication of the King of Deoln a ' r 'laiii• Prince Ferdinand, w as considered oer BANKRUP TS ' HTLA HOLDEN Wa lsall, Staffordsii i . re ' curr ee i v erttse. t°t l l.fF" JOHN WILKINSON, itt , rail.v/q_ids, _OO in .-- gbo : rne MEYER JACOB ' S, Steward street, SPltallicx o f SAMUEL J AMES HARR7ISii. turer and printerWILLIAM . cashire, OP° i Cary. TLES CROOS, Chorley, La e- ''• e' Kidderminster, ca B t h and uphoi.f.„. boot - - .cr. draPer. 0, e r, - , 00 1/1 HENRY C facturer. JONES, Broadway, Westmiast. sg ) w a n n a d ß it.. ° C o O n V a nnT a H n j A CIVOOnt' Nuneaton,Amßainufaetui• r . LIAfNeDtoMEr.L.tTsBCRyLaRSTdON, Traeltney TOR. - of • br ° 1111 1 P HENRY PHILLIMORE WINO-WOMBS, SWAB 5' Child• Ch i 11, and Warrington, Lancashire, bulders. vibid.sw- Warwickshire, Vv. ori DOMENICO BRAGOIOTTI and PAUL TESTA, 14° Or 1 , merchants and commission agents. osEeit HELOY, „,riorstoth ‘,804 JAMES LEYLAND, College-street Saint gelentio r 0 0 il shire, R beerseller an provision deal:ir. 00 4 ()BERT RADNOR, Presteign, Radnorshire, 03 factor, hop merchant,