The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-26 00:00:00

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NOTICE TO OUR READERS ,ernal appearance of the first number of having come up t that tl LY Nev respectable t A" pu fan importa ppeared —so fa squar authenticated iecessarily for r intentions or expecta ir first needed the indu4lenee of our There is alwa, a difficulty i working order a getting new although ti:e had ill that time would permit to e f fect perfectio n Saturday, when we commented the c itfficul ual pro. h.enuelves zrose which did no lONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 185 success signa. which has crowned the conviction, long enterta rth of England most deoidedl aper, that should a I once combine energy, and efficiency, whereby The experiment has been tried, and sue, ssfully— y doubt le matter has for ever been )wever, painfully admit, that remov as its local literature is pt pace with its other gigan ce may be accounted ti Still the fact remains. Hence been necessitated to depend upon the m tan journals for a second-hand and stale in 1, wh ch we our Ives have had both the and opportunit, f obtaining, at head- Wily and as effectually as they. his; t ' Hermes which arrived a mpton on Friday aft :moon from Ne' the American mails, was immediate 1 to our office ; and early on the morn. had in tyr about two co- nerican ne s, which I iappene to be nature. So that the same intell nultaneously in the NORTHERN and in our contemporary of Printing- This is but a single, and a simple ight, and can, aye, and shall be without being dependent upon etropolitan journals for a sometimes meagr Ipply of cheap news—but ab uno dine omnes. Although having more than ordinary difficulti( hich are men can yet safely, and without any tize, refer tioned ith an allowable degree of tire, to the general character of our 2, as a guarantee that our Journa eminently realize id even more than all, have pledged ourselves to perform respect. v not now drawing upon r imagination, it is a ready auk, on which even those who I no other, can draw at 11. But bating all I ession, we speak in sober serious say, the nothing shall be )art, to render the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES 31ass paper—certainly second to none in the I England—and hence pre-eminently de )f public support and public co-operation. I the conducting of I thero a time when was attended with greater or more respon igations. Poor MONSIEUR LE DocTEun r—when he first realised the prolific idea, Paris Gazette to cruse or lighten the patients,—little dreamt to what impe >urnalism should soar some few centu- when, from simply being the amusers, they e INSTRUCTORS of mankind; and not only tually claimed kingship over the human moulding our social manners—informing —directing Our pursuits—ax d affordin bject for all our ur bounded enterprise lerefore, that our obligations and are of no trivial character; and necessarily increased owing to the high in which we hold our office. We believe t or ordinary tru indeed we T our own oak, a as well as the public o regard it in another or a meaner r as has been well observed, "the litera- so far binds up and concentrates elements of a nation's life, as to mlse of ,nditioi treat reason for thankfulness that nth Century of ou England is blessed lthough heavily and unjustl very f cted utterance popular opinion itENAUD( welfar the n ry mor ), Princess-stre TIONS TIMES ity is afford Dr the nought, and the —and at a time French Government is interdictint anyl of the leading journals of that country -oice against its iniquity as pro ~n corn—thus maximum price r preventing free•t ado in that ng the entire nation 'ress, in our day, is as much the Printin more pow( but in th en bo suppres erful and pere f olden times, wI unknown, or, if known, were inaccessible to multitude—which amounts to precisely the never yet e ih Cathedral, and viewed the iron chain to the people once ever kne -used to be attached, that a den oralization of those times )pular mind, and ruled it at its will the consummat v era, not only in our and the Press, li mploy the words 0: td the )rld to nd monsters in every shape. Iv it has complished its dar in ourseh ted barbarism fly 'ore its potent human mind, —it has given stimulus tc thought—en, ,ion—has opened up pregnant sources of ambiti —and, at this moment, through the nee( or for the final Concourse and coi ow inevitable It will be seen 1 •eceivod late on Saturday afternoon ill be found in an )ther column, that the h and French Fleets have entered, and are I lg a hostile , sition in the Darda- 1 To withdraw our force is quite impossible, 1 e are prepared as nation to regard I have been the f eause of the severity of the epidem MindkUsimow.. - 1-n=mmenft Who can tell tly int icn purust ) their ay tne I' y least can co: r the welfare of s Who could ha' o pro. either f HOWA sited,- uldlh leepb that of machinex mplaint atilation, or of may attach in the ca hole system, 1 is faulty, I sounder vi carried out sympa feeling to an oppositic ful as it Jounieym being t ments th urge i nental printers our oft NORTHERN might cond levised sy ttect to pecial teat Br 1 the risone at le ns, and visitin xted 1 ilated no b . ased upon vstem more pr opei Ifend.er to huix which [thing it ev preceai ie increase ft !" created e history of another HERCULES, Lord Bacon in g exploit It has made liopelessl tical d ', and paur ly the P: certainl3 ,s the clergy Russia I 3ritish natic viewed him bearanee may be overstrained ; and 'hen they do give place to other feelings they are those of seep-rooted sense of wrol are not easily appeased Ind indi ;nation, which The pusilanimity of an English Minister in dea ing with a despot tative of sense of r and its hopes and hit —a miserable repro cation, which f a wantonly outraged )dden under foot And it is no less fortu nate for the advocates of universal, civil, and rel .3nlightenment, that England alone does not ad honourable a nation I alone that sword )-Saxon breathes resist luld forese 'emark bing the boast of so high a England's ight is shared in common by Saxon rac It is not with Engl battle sense of moral rectitude and political but wherever an Ang :holas will find a free unite and btir. ment to bear or improbable a project might, in the which would lead to the res se of ev as natio: this gigantic force ia, is by no mea: %don of the nurat ich he has overrun A. wise diplomatist e probabilities, and would sug ably passive li for the contini ce of tho, Russia has been si ;d so 1 isk the peace of I I As for fighting Russia wits e urges in justifies no designs on the to hat is to prevent h the P incipalities le of action as the best guarar surp , e by dist words, or allow It she ha and sovereignt er withdraw in t her condition is so that she cal •her credit abroad es inadequate to t hordes of her nonproductive sc of a vast milita] y pow gate and phi NICHOLAS find the ref moulding on the la Hungarian nobility, that he is forced t foreigners, and to distract the Russian nobles now in his si These are all important cc Statesme peace. As Russia's iuite agree with Mr. Cobder is much midable on I L bankrupt paper —and an army honourable men v the sound of their national bugles— sinews of war" on which we cesa in a European strug prepared to fore zo all our favour of the poor " Pagat the tender mercies of a fanatical de should rely for suc Nor are 'e quite humanity in ,nd abandon him t spotism to the Turk, ant: f then we stand thus pledge our honour as we find it embodied in our t are we not bo existence s based s a Chris ze pursui world e, our cause ias beer , nly terms uarantee for the f a erely t as that mand o: about to a treasur the aggres If we embark in a wa as culpabi or on eivilisat: after blood h shed if we conclude a peace re-esiablish the formE scribing parties to the perpetut Poland, the slavery of ( beria, and the certain subjugation of Turkey no ye y dis deed be but a s —which shall merel statu quo, we shall be sub 1 miseries o the horrors of S itself at Hitherto, h owe England has been c the Autocrats Imperial Ni lish people, and it taut period. Such aIN hort prelude to war. short of the perfect i the restoration Europe, which h( enjoy, are tl accept as Europe, and as a justification for her gc Let it be known that these a the English nation is actuated, in ti tration of the enemy, and uffered too long tc .hick England can ture peace of to war onflict, and the power of Russia will be speedily If, on the of hand, we find our statesmer shrinking from 'eryinterest .equires sho )f the Empire giously followed, w ast expc et years of bloodshed ending in the execration of mankind ilready the British government are charg 'Phi* true, in t le present state of things unpard.onabl, nd unles vho will act on high moral and pull ce, by men grounds, the impending danger may be 1 which the Birmingham and Leicest4 horrified th public mind. Witt st of of acquainted ; it is not, therefore, nec hat should recapitulate them, more especially as I fear that similar records will short cannot bt ;pace it Imeri occupy thei: monst inch waste r trope. Wheth the AIITOCR manned to a this coun 'ortunat 'ell th , placed she has don AT'S intercourse with f parleys with for hu leal with the En he should 1 )ur columns ith Russia ms it indeed seems philanthropy has been s ings inflicted by religious intollerat it another lan, s—there should have the irresponsibility To enhance the fearft ions, it is but too pr already made, form but tl of atrocity. to dread the rev ease of the c: led extension of evils ; but not, as in tl those already made ii holes a and ,gerly alive t e on strangf —while the miseries accrue a, have excited our rx !ci in the very eye of s—and thes( amenable for their acts, to an of the In e conside- I .ccount fest by local circu slavery in / sympatla: horrors of a still worse re in thei perpetrated by officia l exter at which ev As in the he whole uppoz )f the her mockery needs must id another nat )rmin g attention lel of lee, by dreams , nsiderations for military pow( 'es, that it an in reality nmissariat ox .ed by foreigners— -are not flu clings c tinement and Mns. anoth€ deed, by phil islaturE n and N .egulatior )'s time , hat mi FIE is of 1 f offend e to the g )f the and ev t ills n huddled t cording to ST rs, you when. co Afenee be rot or a public attenti throughout ( suppc the pr eater I g crim ratula usual secret atil all but st as 010th )f the criminal, at in these her H °WART ecessa lathy c ad syst leapg Is, not turnkeys, FINES 11 Rich d with an them pu _ • _ vbe I I HOWARD brought to a CI ufficient co surgeons, arise from thi authorit Who, o: th the knowledge and governors by their sub( fell beneath their n condemned by th tfficien Unary are as 1 Dpprobnum Have refer wits 'st numb( y announ nr such s In addition to t enterpris ver-st hat ii 1 if ti wiman comp( app xdens iors, visits Ilan t Irmountt ye pas the circums in m >f wage thirt per hou attache when woi ,sual tir iter su bet - err( men employed al hould DAiL I that o no al tation i as the I to t 11gMll d on our I ad indeed of m claims and views of the call v yes a :ter of at an I only the co in Dubli .went, whi Sept. 15t itensivc r then pave/ ently clea daily p ext cc with ti I am son e Seer-4 paper thi 1 enga ich he di waders w gree with us that in poss( ,eral cox :ssion of facts ons to be :uggestivo ummarily at present we whether thc schief accruing from ti ,e mechanics whc I enrolled, are nevertheles irectly, to th( nt ? Is it not, for instance, obvious t self-evi ember aemselves, s of the recusant member and of into recusar by intimidation- )/1 'WE lers from doing what the members of the Society then, is a direct injury, in these 1001101.MMIMMEIt, , ,...RIMC=UFM:Da=11 men, work, an CATITI .e writ led awa so kind IL such 1 .at ME lweha V, n whc Union ndent ect, rE 10 enclos( angu a employment in Liverp cation 1 itter .d altc others force( ummid fused to do them ot competition, inflicted on the journeymen nters of Liverpool by the Journeymen Printers' .1 evils necessar resulting ~•-.r -__ _- _ a 07? A T 7 lant I then s —Rev. B. O'Reill Chapla Chaplai Chaplains nev. Rev. J: Sv Ceremonariu up wt ay with Da buil Rev. I Rev. Provost Cr( rncied t zroluaded t we would only n de, equal depenc rood el her coerce or be of principl tnewhat or how lion, endan ur under eking men, ti ry conseq ip, Aral than ( )LIO BISHO peaki: esterday of Livery OF LI he RiE crated, Hied for ele - Ven yea .011,cti at ) of G as a man but u f thought, of i His appoi Icclamation the I le is in h this (Monday) evening, MI ie con ich will be ppdt .nza, called " Mr. I -Yesterday (Sunday) was a v, ter. During the greater portion by a st sionally , ered round to ti some injury 1 'ever as I Sunday worn ordinal tticiatt MI of t m, Bish Bishop istant Pi Of the mo n Catl man, 8 'oceedin equal g ibsistenc lealt 'opted that th and the u ys that ittsical ry of Usbrn.l nd of d with Ir. Bu n, an .1v full stency ier th We wou make I now 's to form tl .tleman 011ovvir 2u ind, O, 12563. 'mate as t import to :ed at Court xtrava the , evening of Sat urday last, aly spectably attired person was accost( n to a ;ompany her , ntered the ; and re not sc 'rudhoe y him down Very R of St. I T,nnrinr was no as it .W{ in the C( rophec leet any ht Rev •Very Rey. Can. ( Very Rev. ( t was designed wonderful The church God hin us system, tt Called ur wss the secul g up his f Dr. G the R I 0 I than I them e, Evert time Vic tem. Iher, (Hay, in A Rev. ( e Very Linden. n to wit Plc nn 1 Wedn tnere , from I secular persecu ad draw mony of lot been for 'en back em now, aged to the ;refore to put ler the Id use no IOTING 07 au pirit of gem to a people Ler must nded by the d co-eternal evei y I unei, ,nd as fisted to then; typical But there spat upon: t he the dis- prayed hem was not nations ,o be worked he looked at icy had to ;mOoth, made smooth, 3 be further off .ehy and them- here w mystery o'clock, an of mor lg of Mr s a dinne: We ic , Evert the as I. by foi f his so s in lAN ;. ThiE a, 1853 t was holc Edwin- I Alderni inquiries kouLtua.yj, I either ta iat on Salford • • a • I iv. % - in of t he ceremor he ass - c them, NI nd wlm led to t ton to munificence. KR.—After :s yesterday h of Salf BA AY.- past ten day the market Ix