Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-24 00:00:00

IVERPOOL POLICE INT ELTA-GFSCE. -YMTERD AY' BEMBE MR. rints.v. TAB KNIFE.—An old woman, named Ellen Farrell, who sells oranges at the door of the Pat* Theatre, was charged with having stabbed a boy named William Jones. It appeared that, on Saturday night, tbe boy was at the Park Theatre, and that he went out with some oth'er boys to purchase some oranges, and 'Whilst at the prisoner's'stall some other boys came up, and ran away with some of the oranges, when she took up a knife,, and stabbed him in the fore arm. She .also stabbed' another boy, battle was not present. Surgeon Yorke, of the Southe rn Di s p ensary , sa id he dressed th e wound ; was an inch long and half an inch deep, hut he dirt net think there was any danger at present. In reply to Mr. Dixon, the bridewell-keepersaid the prisoner was known at the court. MT Dixon: For what? She was here lxventy years ago for being drunk, (Laughter.) The prisoner was remar ,l - - PASSATILT BY A POLIM3IA.N. til for the present [es 6naith trace with having 1, for the last sixteen er in the Liverpool nth;he got notice to His time ex- He was on.duly clock the witnes in his police clothes, and he WitS very drunk, with a crowd hooting him lie had teased to he an officer at seven o'clock, and witness thought it. his duty to.,take him to brideweil, not only for being drunk, but for having the clothes on him. When he tr o t to the station-house, he gave him a; severe , bluw on face, so he charged him then for the assault. .! 7 otlieer It was ,;(1 the evidence of the Ins stated that during the time the IT, mer was In the f there had been Mae reports against he had arW' , was fined £1 orno Liu _ _ maw - HOW MR. °ROSTON' WAS "SA LTED!'--Robertieftrmichnel, S rAti, his wife, Anne Dunbar, Margaret Riley, ;and William Gare, denizens of Banistre-street. were , charged • with having stolen: £lB from Henry Croston, a cane dealer, who lives at 58. Cirens-street Xf” ing to say ? and he replied was asked if tiring:" He three la chaels. is 9d fo Theoomplainant said, t 1 one ; 11( 'ea, to look ut to the house in Baiiistre kit the mi where Gar T the money send Out for a were in the room, andithey woman B an to fie►ht; when the complainant said, " and they said " Yes, and you too I , at the same time one of them flan! , It into his eyes, and blinded him. The) t down, kicked him, and don't kill the woman, a fist full of si knocked 1. ins this article plainly s t a t e d--- t h at t h e ner nano in Ins pocket, took out hi s purse. and out of that idea---nay, it is resent description of ste amers d o not pay. I quote took eighteen sovereigns, and th en pu t h ac k t h e purse i nto P his pocket, leaving a shilli ng an d ' a pawn-ticket in it. extract :-. 7 - This was the case. The p rosecu t or was su bj ected to a "The great cost of coal i s apparent from the single fact purgatorial cross-examin a ti on b y t h e learned , gen - that the 270 steame rs i n th e B r i t i sh navy, with about 50,000 tlemen, who scarafied Li m mos t aw f u ll y, an d a l- o aggregate horse p ower , consumed, in 1856, 750,000 tons. kept the -cou r t i n l aug h ter. Th e defence a i me d at It is laid down, as a ru l e o f general , application, that the was, that the pro s e cu t or b a d no money at a ll a t th e power of c o al necessary to produce speed increases as the g h There were time alleged.cube of the velocity. T aking a Collins steamer of 3_nnn . several cares made against the --- - tons, wo find that In in heads and cabbage, and' the, ‘! like of that." learned gentlemen who defended the T I'he two have frequently clone, the consumption 1717 e 128 S l tons per day, or 1,252 tons for the passage. pm And yet one of wrs, • made two r— • s. rt most ftirio muy :- - pit.uileit iii Li, Loose br,eamers could make 12 mil es p er h our on 80.4 ions au:Lister tiros Iltogether, it was as c om i ca l a case asper day, or 11 m il es p er hour on 61.9, or less tha n h a lf th a t In support of the allegation that th e used at 14 ; all g o i ng t o prove t h at fast mail' steamers -. • I, ~ n a in: his. cannot live upon th eir own rece i pts on V _. "'— , could be im prosecutor the pawn- e ocean fie eon' and discharged the pri- sorters ONE OF THE " MYSTERIES" Op LIVERPOOL.-SOIITI Nut chinson Li or Marzaret Ellen L Mr. C )bb defended. Mr. Muck pros .1 . • farTaret, 1 1 - aye, and they will, and L i verpool may - now have that ited, and I honour. Tt may b e th e bi rt h- p l ace of a Locomotive Steam- Mr. I ship Company; upon the banks of the Mersey th e fi rs t vesse l may be built and equipped. The Messrs. Laird 1 'file case was a strange on 131uck. in opening the ca married - • re not long ...ip, 111111 25111ut: tie v.sa •_t , I• tniut. 0 ul, melt' establishment in Birkenhead in prosecutrix, they had lived very unhappily I a very short time. A vessel could be produced lie had iTi-used her very much. His object proving the before-nanied assertions: Let - him,' or appeared to he to get hold of some property that she had, they who would doubt, remember that the late She bad a shop in Warren -street and the prisoner had not Georme Stephenson, 'E s '" . q.; of ' locomotive: celebrity, had Irmo 011 together, id with in his , da nr,a -...y. That in the but he wanted to get rid of her, an d th en ta k e h er property. h orse "b y some, putting Billy "by others,—the so- On Saturday, lte swore he -would.slmot her, and at the Wile called engine which • first drew coal waggons—lay the time he drew a pistol from his pocket, put it into her face, principles of the locomotive engine, which, by improvements. 'and swore he would blow her brains- out. He then went now produces a speed of npwards of sixty miles per hour, if. Duke of Beaufort's Blue Ruin Wout, and she gave him into custody of officer 201. required. What, then„ is- or can be the utmost speed to be TAlClestorlield's eh e Herman hen the pigpal was taken from him_ if w.g c,,,,,,A obtained ins,,n 4, to rnn., -c• it.... ...,. ~, ,.... . . MrJ Lee's bc by Sir Isaac on of Integrity (31b) r -..—.... A,,,,,, o, toe waters, upon .L.Ni attire's (Sib) .1 M r Lewis fig ch . c Diamond (31b) .oaded with - powder and ball, and capped. This Royal Railway, time will prove it. Many funny, curious. Lord Portsmouth's ch c Sea King !Mr Merry's Merryman was the case f or th e p rosecut i on, and Mr. Bluck questions were asked my l a t e muc h h onoure d master to. : Ld Portsniouth's 'l l 'e Buccane er M r M erry ' s Brother to Rainbow called Margaret Li g hth o d y , w h o corro b orated his state- w h om I have referred ; and I expect Osba, notwithstanding that LOr 3 c l l b k Mrs ilesbory's ch cby Stock- Australia ldeston's ch e South n meat, and said they h a d b e e n marr i e d six m ,, nths. and since both 1 and the world are much o lde r s i nce th a t day, to be well out of Bribery (31b) MrJ Parker'sbe King - fisher (31b) Lord Ailesbury's ch f Plumper Mr T Parr's eh c Lupullus that time he behaved very cruel to her. Had a shop in also asked questions of a similar character ; but, be it so, I Warren-street at the lime they were married, and has it anticipate them- I assert twenty miles per hour as speed M (3lb) Mr T Parr's b c Eheu (31b) r. Barber's b f El'en (31b) Mr Payne's Sister to Pandora is practicable at sea.—Yours, eze., .ENGINEER. Mr Bowes's The Leprechaun Mr Payne ' s br cby Voltigcnr, still, but he wont do .anything. He had not a ship since , (11h1 - - At.. Cobb proceeded to cross-examine her. __ last Au r 4ny other question Cobb relied on, was LOW TO P —..... ua _.. cit tiroeck's Loiterer (31b) (31b) . , ...,.....“ • oaa J. uy ,LIVVI Capt Christie's br c Horror (('3lb) Col Pearson's br c Man at Arms Mr E R Clark's br c Bentinc (Mb) Mr J Clark's b c Sherborne (h b) Mr F Pophamin'sFrancatelli(3lb) (31h) MrJ Powney's b f Staines (31b) Lord CliPen's chy Bay Middle- Mr Rickaby's Market Gardener moat she married the prisoner • ton out of Columbine (31h) (31b) as a spinster, a nd th a t w h en Lord C]ifden's fby the Flying Baron Rothschild's bc by Mid he knew of her having two o th er h us b an d s a l ready, he got Dutchman out of Rosary dl esex out o f Young Langu i sh very . angry, and that w as th e cause o f t h e quarrel. He HOW TO SETTLE THE DISPUTE- Mr W' S S Crawfurd' s ch c Th e (31bGentle (31b) M r H Savile's Roesia (31b) denied that the prisoner had threate ne d t o s h oot her, and Let them d o as Norman William proposed to Harold before the Mr WS S Crawfurd's br f Mr H. Savile's Tirailleur said he was only going-to sho o t ra t s i n th e yar d . Here battle of Hastings. Tambour (31b) M r J Scott ' s b r c Wh i rlwind ) the woman said, rather ironically : l am no t a rat ! M r. M Lord Curzon ns Ch ere A mi.; (Mb) (31b r J Dawson's cby Weatherbit Lord Stamford's br c by Pelion Cobb : Oh ! no, you are somethin g e l se. H e requested out of Cdpucine (31b) out o f Termagent (31 b ) that she might be taken into cu s t o dy on a charge of bigamy, G OOD MEDICINE! Mr J Day, jun. ns Annie Lord Stamford's bf by Peron but the police decli ne d, when Mr. Cobb said he wo u ld h ave CMr S Day, jug's b c Quick March ou t of Fear (31b) a proper case prep are d aga i nst her, and have her in charge lIEAP COFFINS!! Mr W Day's -chf by Daniel Lord Stamford's b c Brorher to . S next day. Police-office r . 201 proved having t a k en th e O'Rourke out of leight ,(31b) Tricol our pistol from the prisone r , an d sa id i t was wadded and Mr W,Day's br c Assyrian Mr J B Starky' : Lord Derby's cby The Flying h b (31b) ln took place bet ween th e l earne d Dutchman out a Cauezou Mr T 'Taylor's Hartley Wintne * -..ed.to rema n d th e pr i soner f or Mr Drummond's br c St o l zen f e l s , (a l b \ you put to nu that the prosec REVE A R - rix bas two other husbands a rut the Royal Reprobates where Lg D4vid put tri:th capped Some disco YELLOW BUTTER!!! A very worthy old Lady has written to the Butterman—prote iC asrainst "th, tnirflpr. 1.- A Bay Shirley ;11, wizen it was ag: to tiir Stultz out BEFORE THE ROUSE Braithwaite, —Elizabeth I 'I ne meaning: is Eat—or sell—my yellow Butter and yt the other Seclusion (31b of Geiitle Kitty 311rW Turner's b f Diadem (31b) Mr Upton's bk c by Joe Loyell . __out of Lady Frances (31b) win's b f Chance Shot . (31b ) Hili's br c Brownstown •ed with I named Will le was empf(iyed as a i eowkeep prisoner, 'of Queen Viet Olio 1 The lea, the abstr. „next th the poll was that, by the f was else remarked th police wild have, 1 ,o the station, of The yonnx man who Ii was made t A. Des boots, from :;liildre pledged the netklace she ias sent to. AO so rler .bad , been an wets in Bash, of the ion_ of Cue tirnekeepr t a prc TILERE IS A GOOD TIME COMING FOR OCEAN STEAM TRANSIT. TO TIT. EDITOR of THE NORTHERN TIMES. Sir, Permit me, through your columns, to address the collovving to JOHN CLARE, JUN., ESQ. Dom Sir, Allow me to say, in reply to yours of the nth inst., I feel obliged by your notice of mine of the 12th. Permit me to add, lam perfectly aware of the importance of y o u r g en eral remarks upon such a subject as that upon which I have written, and also of the " value" and "practical applicatio4" of my plans. I have made the assertion, and am prepared, on the terms of my letter, of the 12th, to abide by the issue. Have you, or can you procure me, a suitable ves sel ? If so, and satisfactory arrangements can be made, you may shortly pp. that there are more things connected ;with mechanical science " when worked in-harmony with nature's laws," than possi bly you ever dreamed of, much less have written abOut in your wisdom and philosophy. In this remark I mean " nothing personal ;' but I cannot forbear making the ..remark, as following upon ydnr own. You say, to desire a ship at sick high volociti es as am talking ab ou t, would require what the naval mechanical architects of " Great Britain have not yet taken into the. thinking qualifi cations of their mental capacities." Really, my dear sir, this i 3 saying a great deal. Can you. prolve it How do you kuow'this ? Your following rema that there are some. steamers building about 330 feet long, upon theordi nary " tin-pot" principle,,&e. I take leave here to say, " I am not identified with any plans meriting your remark s ," a nd wou ld f urther add, " neither the Great. Eastern, nor the vessels building, to which you hare referred, will, in my opinion, according to the .. • name, and which clap-trap,' &c., will be produced, ill pvovE leave to subjoin a copy of my letter, pre •red to, dated Sptember 28, 1858, and for ref( resent speaking, un known OCEAN STEAM-SHIPS TO THE EDITOR. OF TILE NORTHERN r, --The article under this head, of to-day's impression, rnentnhiu 1:1 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL' S.--YESTBILDAT. LATEST BETTING. SEVENTH BIENNIAL STAKES. —sto 4 agst Trumpeter (t) ; 7to 2 agst Highwayman (t); 4 to 1 agst Cynricus (t and offered). SOMERSETSUIRE STAKES.-6 to 1 agst Orleans (off) ;6 to 1 agst Schism (off) ; 7to 1 agst Sobersides (t) ; 100 to 6 agst Hobgoblin (t). THE OAKS.-5 to 4 agst Mayoneise (off) ; 7to I agst Rosabel (t) ; 10 to 1 agst Summerside (t) ; 10 to 1 agst Ariadne (off). THE 1 Eiiny . —9to 4 agst Promised Land ,(off) ; 9to 2 agst Musjid (t and off) ; 20 to 1 agst Ticket-of-leave; 20 to 1 agst Electric ; 20 to 1 agst Trumpeter (t and off;) 25 to 1 agst Gamester (t) ; 30 to 1 agst Enfield (t); 33 to 1 agst Balnatnoon (t) ; 33 to 1 agst Marionette (off) - 35 to 1 agst Highwayman ; 50 to 1 agst Volcano (t) ; 50 to 1 agst Schuloff (t) ; 1,000 to 15 agst Bankrupt (t) : 1,000 to 5 agst King of Algiers. -- _ _ PROGRAMME OF BATH RACES.—TUESDAY. The LANSDOWN TRIAL HANDICAP, of ssovs each, with 40 Wed; winners of any handicap after May 8 51b, of any two 71b extra; the winner to pay BsovS towards expenses; one mile; 'l9 subs. Age st lb I 4..9 0 Birmingham 5.:8 7 I The Poet 5. 8 7 'chiem Titra Rol E.,poranza King of the Forest Supple Jack .. Griliade . Peter F1at........ Pavilion ..... Rouble ..... Age st lb .3 .6 0 ..3 .6 0 3 :6 0 ..3 6 0 ..3..5 11 3 5 8 . 3..5 6 ..3 8 .3 (pd). 4.8 0l Snap a .8 0 Ha'llford 6 8 0 Brenhilda 4 .6 8 TabL, Bay 3..6 7 Felicitas... uhanoine Griselda . 4 The BATH HA NIDICAP of lOsovs each, h ft, if declared by eight . o'clbek on Monday evening, with 100 added; winners of any handicap of 200sovs value (including the winner's own stake) after May 5 51b, and of two or mere such han dicaps 101 b extra ; the winner to pay 10sovs towards expenses; once round (about one mile and a half); 24 subs. Age st lb I Tournament (in 51b ex) ..5.. 9 9 Independence .. 5 .8 12 .• 4 ehisra (in 51b extra) . 6 . 8 0 Orl eans . .:. .4...8 0 Hibernian ....... , 5 .7 12 The Poet .......... 6..7 10 Arden ............ ;ient Briton 4..7 8 6 7 7 4 .7 4 5..7 6 .6 7 3..6 7 Tragedy .. Olympias Blackmail 3.. 6 0 Age st lb ... 3 6 0 ... 3 5i 12 8 510 ...3 .5 10 . 3...5 9 ...3..5 9 . • Table - Bay. The Gem . 3' . 5 7 3..5 5 3..5 5 3...4 12 3...4 10 5..4 10 . 3 4 10 4.. (pd) DV You will II d - 'Twill keep 'Twill prove Ni). 106, was char assaulted him police foci pired on Sanday'even; ng at seven . Wel up to that hour . ; an( Wentworth Mr'''. Hall's ;ill not require either of lllig to,u) I Mr S Pidfes‘sor Mr Y King's b e Reuben (h b) Mr Bowes'sßimembranza (dead) The FREE HANDICAP PLATE of 50.iovs, for two year Old olds and upwards; winners once after May 5 41b, twice 81b extra.: the winner fn hes _ n CE TO JOHN BULL S in your pockets od three ways : ;ovs, anc MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LivERPOOI, Monday Evening. The demand for Cotton ontinues steady, with a moderate business doing at about previous rates. The sales to-day were 7,090 bales, including:soo on speculation and for export. COTTON STATEMENT. (From the New York Shipping _List, May 11.) Total Receipts. Clearances. To Gt. Britain. Stocks. 1858-9 ..3,505,410....2,463,135, . 1,615,905....514,760 1857-8 ..2;777,656....1,939,582.. 1,336,000..„602,977 1856-7 „2,778 ; 784....1,899,8A.. 1,194,899....383,473 The business done in the Liverpool Share Market • to-day was of a limited character, and prices were unchanged. The following are the transactions - Eastern Counties, 104 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 841 ; London, — Brig.hton, and South -coast, 108 ; London and North Western, 86, 86,1 c, 86 ; Midland, 93, 931 ; Dovers; 18 5-16 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 7 7-16;. Ditto Seven :per Cent Debentures 1867, 64 ; Liverpool and London Fire and. Life, 74 p. The following were the closing prices Blackburn, 114, 114; rthester and Birkenhead, 591 60; Caledonian, 731; 74 ; Eastern Counties, 10 5-16, •10 7-16 ; East Lancashire, 83, 85 ; Great North ern, 94, ,96 ; Ditto A., 79, 81 ; Great Western, 51, sli ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 841, 814 ; London 'and North-Western Stock, 86, 864.; Ditto one-eighth shares, 2 1-16, 2d ; Atan:thester,, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 33, 334; Midland Stock, 934, 934 ; North British, 511, 521 ; North Staffordshire, d; North Eastern - Berwick, 834, 81-I;.York and North Midland, 67`, 684 ; Leeds Capital Stock; 42, 43; South Eastern and Dover, 18 5-16, 184- ; Dutch Rhenish, 71, 7 d ; Great Western of Canada, .13•i- 3 „ 13 ; Do. New Shares, 71, 7d ; Great Luxembourg, 41 ; Grand Trunk .- of Canada, 74, ' 7 t l ; Lombardo- Venetian, 3,2; d ; Do. New Shares, 31, 24 d. In the Local Produce Maiiiiet . much steadiness prevails. The holders of Sugar .continue to supply the market freely, but the demand is chiefly con fined to, the better descriptions, prices being without any material alteration ; the business since Friday comprises --410 hhds. Barbadoes, chiefly at 36s to 41s, 20 hhds. Antigua at 87s 6d. to 39s 6d, a small parcel of Trinidad at 36s • , 6d, 1,200 bags Benares, part for export, at 425, 5,000 bags claVed Manilla at 37s 6d, 3,300 mats Mauritius, from 34s to 40s, the former for low quality, and 150 cases Bahia, in bond, at 24s per cwt. Of Molasses, 320 puncheons Cnba Muscovado are reported at 15s 71d per cwt. from the quay. Nothing done in Rum or Coffee ; 100 bags Trinidad Cocoa have realised 51s per cwt. The Rice market continues inactive, and we 'have no sale 4 to report ; 120 bags Saltpetre have brought 43s per cwt. for ten per cent. refraction: Of Linseed, 400 bags Bombay have been disposed . of at 525, and 1,200 bags., to arrive at 51 s 6d per quarter. n the London Produce Market, to-day, Tea was firm, Coffee quiet, and a fair inquiry was experienced for Rice Saltpetre is inactive, but firm The Market for Public Ftinds and Securities has been rather firmer to-day, and Consols have ex perienced a slight advance. This is partly attributed to the successes of the Allies in Italy. Consols for Money closed at 9l to 91.3, and for the Account at 911 'to 91:4. Exchequer Bills 20 to 23 ; Bank Stock 219 to ,222, and the Threes 904 to 90. The London Share Market was very quiet all day but there is no change to notice in prices, - which were very firm during the whole of the day. French and Canadian Shares were very inactive. The 'fol lowing' were the closing prices : Ambergate,..Not tingham, and Eastern Junction, 5-1, ; Caledonians, 744 ; Eastern Counties, 52, 521: East Lancashire, 83, 85 t Edinburgh and Glasgow, 68, 70 ; Great Northern,' 94 954; ditto A, 75; 77 ; Great Westerns, 51, 511; Great Western of Canada, 13,1 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 77„ 7,- T ; Great Southern. and Western, 101, 103 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 84, 85; London and. North-Western, 86f, 864; London and South- Western; 861, 864 ; Leeds Northern, 411, 424 ; Man chester, Sheffield, and LincolUshire, 324, 331 ; Mid land Stock; 934, 931 ; North British, 50*, 514 ; South Easte rn an d Thver, 61, 614 ; York, New castle, and Berwick, 834 844 ; - York and North Midland, 68t, 69. The letters per the Africa state that much ex citement prevailed in mercantile circles owing to the news from Europe. Breadstuffs suddenly advanced about five per cent* Stocks declined; and Cotton became very dull. The effect of the war cannot otherwise be regarded as unfavourable to the Cotton interest. It will fall as well upon the export in fluence of this great staple in settling the Foreign balances as upon the planting prosperity of the. South. The latter was never so well prepared to bear this sudden check upon the consumption of Cotton abroad. It comes at the close of a season of almost unexampled success, and the losses which it will immediately entail are not of a nature to lessen materially the profits of the planter, or to embarrass seriously other agencies of the trade. The conti nuance of the war through the next season would, of course, affect the South in this vital interest. The crop, however, being the same in bulk, if not in price, would insure equal employment to the shipping • Continued quietude is reported in . the Discount Market, the applications beinglimited, and the sup plies abundant. First class bills are consequently negociated 1 to 1 per cent, below the bank minimum. The half yearly report of the Directors of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada, has been issued, which states that the sum available for distribution is . £12,265 1 ls. 2d. and from this a dividend o f 71 per cent.,. free of income tax, is recommended. In the general business of the port of London during the past week there was a moderate degree of activity. The number of ships reported at Custom House as having arrived trom foreign ports amounted to 260 ; there were 8 from Ireland, and 98 colliers. The entries outwards were 139, and those cleared 98, besides 21 in ballast. The depar tures for the Australian Colonies have been four vessels. viz., two to Sydney, of 1,678 tons ; one to Adelaide, of 418 tons; and one to Hobart Town, of 506 tons ; total tonnage, 2,602. There was a meeting of the "Bon Accord" Mining Company to-day. Mr. Dickson in the chair. The report stated that the works were performing satisfactorily, and that a call of ss. had been made with a view of placing the requisite funds in the hands of the directors for working the mine. There was some discussion about the allowance to. the directors, but the report was adopted. Pending news of a decided character from the seat of war, 'business in the Stock Exchange is almost suspended. The establishment to-day was nearly deserted, and the transac tions were upon too limited a scale to affect prices. The Funds, however, were firmer. and closed at an advance of k per cent. In the Discount Market good bills having two months to run were readily taken at 4 per cent., and in some instances at 31 per cent. There were no operations in bullion at the, Bank to-day.—Daily News City Article, Saturday Evening. The transactions in the Stock Exchange continue unim portant, and the general course of business has rarely been less interesting. , There has been increased ease in the Money Market to-day. At the Bank the applications were insignificant.—Times City Article, Saturday Evening. Palm at £45 per tun, nothing to notice in Olive. P. Y. C. Tallow at 57s 6d to 58s per cwt. Of Rosin, 500 barrels common havelomid buyers at 4s 2d to 4s 3d, and 70 barrels Spirits of Turpentine, chiefly to arrive, at 42s per cwt. We have further tw notice 1,400 bags Bombay Linseed at 525, with 1,500 Inv ditto to arrive, at 51s per quarter ; and 10 tons Valonia at £l5 15s per ton. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.---MAT 23.. With a moderate demand, the cotton market continues without change. The sales -including 50 Pernambuco, 841; 50 Balna, 644 to 7441; 303 Egyptian, 7d to 7hd ; and 330 Surat, 4d to .5- , ,d-are reported 7,000 bales, of whiil 50p are on speculation for export. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET. - -AlAy 23: - . Beef sold to-day at 7d for the top qualities of moderate weights"; heaVy at 61 and 7d, and 'a fair elearanee made. Good sheep fully maintained last week's prices; middliflg and inferior rather a slow sale at priceS in favour of buyers. Lambs in de man d, an d supply not quite sufficient. The numbers at market w e re 1,614 beasts, and 7,860 sheep and ' lambs. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-MAY 23. The following public sales are declared for to-morrow Sugar, 300 lilidsßaihadoes, 4,000 hags Bengal ; cocoa, 250 bags.. The transactions in the private contract, markets have beeu few and unimportant since Friday. Sugar: Two cargoes of foreign repo r t e d so ld a fl o at f or the United Kingdom. On the spot no sales made.' Colf,e has been neglected. Tea 'has a firm appearance, but no sales of impOrtnice reported, - Rice: 'the demand continnes good and prices ha've an upwarl tendency. _ _ Saltpetre: Qii stations are unaltered, but we are without transactions to report. In other articles no alt ,ration. LONDON CORN M t.RICET.—MAY 23. At this day's mark,t, supplies of English grain small. Wheat, English, to sell, 2s to 3s per - quarter deline must have been submitted to P-0-,,ign large supply; Much of it to millers direct. Market 2s cheaper; floating cargoes still ; none off the `coast ; many buyers for first arrivals. Flour is to 2s loWer, without freedom of sale. Indian corn on pas.age ; nothing off coast. Barley small supply ; steady trade at last week's rates. Rye would sell, if off coast, C. F. and J. • Malt steady. Peas and beans very firm, and neither article plentiful. Oats no life; prices unaltered. BOROUGH IJOP MARKET.—MAY 23: Owing in some measure to the backward state of the bine, there is rather an extensive business doing in nearly all kinds of hops, the show of which is rather limited, at fully last week's advance in the qnotatiOns. • METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.—MAY 23. The supplies of each' fat stock on sale here to-day• were moderate, and rot-the most part in fair condition. Gene rally speaking, the demand ruled steady, and late rates were well supported. 'Beef, 3s 2d to 4s 8d ; mutton, 3s 6d to ss; lamb, ds 4d to 6s 6d ; veal, 3s 10d to 5s 4d ; pork, 3s to 4s 2d per Blbs., &c. Total supply :—Beasts, British 3,760, foreign 7!45 . ; sheep and lambs, British 22,040, foreign 1,890; calves, British 138, foreign 67; pigs, Thitish 310. -MAY 23 LONDON TALLOW MARKET. The market is quiet ; subjoined are the prices . tallow, 53i net cash; Peterslyirg Y 0 on the spot, 555; June, 555; July to s'eptember, 55s 6d; August to September, 563; • October to December, 56s 6d. —Town LONDON WOOL SALES.—M AY 23. Messss. Eginburr ti li's sale has been f a i r l y a tt en d e d b y • buyers to-day. Fur good and fine wools, the demand ruled steady at full prides, but all other kinds have met heavy biddings at the decline already notieed. LONDON MINING MARBET.---MAY 23. The mining market to-day is steady, with a moderate amount of business. West Caradon shares are officially marked in the Stock Exchange 971. There have also been transactions in shares in Wheal Trelawney, East Basset, Wheal Margaret, Rosewarne United, Providence Mines, Tretoil and Messer, and Great Hewas. Foreign and colo-, nial mining shares present no alteration whatever. LONDON MONEY MARKET—MAY 23. Consols opened at 911 to 911, and advanced to 911 911, at which prices they were steady. Very little doing. Shares are unchanged, and. very inactive ; if anV thing they are slightly better. French quite nominal ; quotations from Paris are quoted higher here. CORK CORN MARKET.—MAY 23. White wheat, 28s; barley, 14s to 16s ; oats, 14s 9d to 16s 9d. CORK BUTTER MARKET.—MAY 23. Firsts, 106 s; Seconds, 1063; Thirds, 86s ; Fourths, '77s ; Fifths, 60s. 1,500 in market. GLASGOW IRON MARKET—MAy 23. No. 1,47 s 9d to 48s; Warrants, 47s 6d to 47s 9d, Makers' Iron, 47s 6d to 47s 9d; No. 3,47 s 63 to 47s 9d Market drooping. INSCRIPTION FOR TILE HORSE GUARDS.—"Jobbino. done here." We often hear of a widow mending her condition by repairing. A disappointed lover down east, lately hung himself with a string of beads. A most important discovery of inscriptions has been made in the Holy Land, near Mount Sinai. SHIP PING INT ELLIG ENV " I am thy father's spirit," as the bottle said to the little boy when he found it hidden in the wood pile and wondered Tins DAT HIGH WATER. Morn. Even. Height. ..... 3 52. 4 20 11 2 ' WIND At LivEzroor.,—S.S.E.—Light breeze. " lioLya EAD,-S.S.E. Do. ARRIVED, Annie Hodgman N Orleans I Lucifer .. . Africa (s) Ne w York Louisa Ann Falcon Cecilia Matilda Rouen I Teneriffe (ss) E Sherman .. New Orleans Meurenhoff . Enterprise - lslay f Union Honour - N an t es I Zephyr . . . Antias Azenoria Wilshere Anne... , Magdalena Peter Rolt what it was What is the differenee between a schoolmaster and an engine driver? The one trains the mind and the other minds the train. SAILED. eßumnesne _ LocomotiveEs e rance . . St. PeAterrcibi.aailvorg:el Rotterdam Frederick Raoul • . ' no zic ...Odessa Amalia Lama ..... • ', 0 ,1 0 0 .• . • Narva Metropolis ....... • r i ...Danzic MARITIME EXTRA° TS JuTVERPOOL, D i ay" feta • NEW YORK, May 11. —The Versula, Murphb Liverpool to Halifax, was abandoned, April 18, lat 42 0 4 ion 47 W; crew tak en o ff b y t h e P russ i an brig Carl, arricer here from Hull, which transferred Captain, third oofor and three boys,. on the Ist of May, to the H. M. 1111 , 1 ' New York. - u t The brig found ere d i n th e C ar ibb ean Sea, on or, s u b o r i f the 4th ult. (p re vi ous l y reported) was the Sardinian ufic, Guiseppina, cha r t ere d b y t h e Atlantic and Paeific''oll'."l Company of Ne w Y or k , to carry out men and suPPll„„'r their guano island s i n th e C ar ibb ean Sea; she had Ran pleted her outward voyage, having visited Ayes a nd „a Islands, discha r g e d h er cargo, and loaded at Swan and was on her ret urn voyage w i th a full cargo of git°l when she sprung a leak, and foundered (as reported). three of her crew are k nown to h ave been saved, an d W ert arrived at Belize (H on d uras ) on t h e 11th ult. ; but as !hel is some discr e p ancy i n t h e i r reports as to the loss or of captain's boat, it is to be hoped that some further portioD the crew may yet be heard from. SPOKEN. I.—lna Russell, St. john's, N. 8., to Liverpool May 15.—Nottingham, from New York. May 17. - Mayflower; off the Mumbles. May 17.—Ellen, off the Mumbles. - May 18.—Anna Mary, off Cape St. Vincent. May 18.—Commerce, off Cape St. Vincent. May 22.—America (s}, hence to Boston. April 27.—Almora, hence to New York April 29.—Armorial, hence to Havannah OUTPORTS, in lat. 10' 42 N, 62 IT 41 IsT, 4 5 24 - - ' GRAVESEND, May 22:—A rr i ve d : Th e Afi ena , Thistad ;- Ca ro li ne , F a db org; Sophie, Anclam ; , ;000 0 & Thistad. 23. Diana, Nordersehluse ; Galva, Gotheah ll } Calipso, Jamaica; Wanderings. Minder Cluistiana; faders Minde, S arps b org ; James, Antwerp ; Catlirl'oe ty Skyborg ; We s t ern St ar , B ar b a d oes ; Henry, Dram ; JisAte l Marie, Swee n b org; L ou i se, R anders; Bertha, 1"1.- sPhluse ; Esap, Fredrickstadt ; Seniora (s), Petcrshlic° a l Wave, D anzig . S a il e d : Alma, for Christiana ; 11° 1 Bride, Bombay. DEAL, May 23.—Arrived and Passed : The Circa s , l ; from London to C ar diff ; Seringapatam, London .to , Wilton, to Jam a i ca; Fl orence, London to Hong ":„"h-ii; - Caroline, L on d on t o A scens i on ; Maize, London to ull-ta Cl,oelia, London to Taganrog ; Chase (barque). n orth the westward ; Jabez, S an t a ,M art h a to London, in tow 01'49; Reliance, Liverpool tug; - Atlas, London to Swan: t o Crocodile, Lond on to Swansea ; St. John, Savatml' London, in t ow ; -J ane , S t. Helena to London ; Sarah A n "; Launceston to Lond on ; El . Eliwal, Gue rnse y to Load ° ' „ Fredrick, Pensicola to London; in tow. frOti / DUBLIN, May 21. —A rr i ve d : Th e A nn Howach, - Barbadoes ; M ar y Ell en, B ar b adoeS ; nary Edwards, L'Sti donna; Holie s , H am b urg; M eta, Memel. Saile d: Shamrock, for Nantes ; Ceres, London. Sar i , QUEENSTOWN, May 23.—Arrived: Egmong, from „ to l; nam ; Albatross (s.s.), Liverpool; Nimrod (s.), B r j:l e cl Brittem (i.), London; Falcon (s.s.), Cardiff. c, George Edwa r d s , f or A n t werp ; Oden, Liverpool. e rp• GREENOCK, May 23. Arrived : Pom ona , f rom .A 11,., ., t ee• Sailed,: John B e ll ( s . s .), f or Quebec;- Emily (s - s )f , - FOREIGN 1:611T8. , 8 0 Natolia, Mapi n , s ail e d f rom . Bombay for Liverpoo l April. Hurricane, Scott, sailed ti.om Bombay for Lil _ April. • 00 1 Culloden, 11I'Lean, sailed from Bombay for Live rl3 20th April. Hilton, Thomas, sailed from Bombay for Li v erpool 20t1i April. Peerless, Major, hence at Calcutta 11th April. Evangeline, Fairlem, henc e a t C a l cutta 11t h APIli, City of Manchester, Watson, cleared at Calea! Liverpool 11th April, Fanny Holmes, Smith, cleared at Calcutta for Live r P c°l 12th April. o olf Welcome, Wright, sa il e d f rom D unk i rk for LiverP 12th May. Eliza, Hansen, sa il e d f rom D unk i rk for Liverp 011 001, 2 May. Arracan, Kuhlken, sailed from Altona for Liverpool) 18tb th dayflower, Drotre, sa il e d f rom R ouen for L i verpoo l, 18 May. Croeian, Morrison, sailed from Rouen for Liverpool, 18tI3 May Henry Isma led from Nantes for Liverpool, 17th May. 100 Deux Reines, Soul as , i n P a i m b ceu f R oa d s f or Liver') 17th 11 Jan hisser, Driest, in S 'th May. loads for Liverpool for Livere°l LOVE AND EMBEZZLEMENT.—The Court of Assizes of the Rhone three days ago tried a young man, named RoNet, a cashier of the Geneva Railway Company, at Lyons, for embezzlement. In May, 1858, he was sent to Se j .. pay different sums of money on account of the company, and on his return he pretended that he had been robbed of 3,800 f. He was believed, and he consented to allow 100 f. a month to be deducted from his salary until the sum should be replaced. In February last it was notified to him that an examination of his accounts would be proceeded to ; and on the day appointed he suddenly cried, on open ing his drawer, "Good God ! I have been robbed of 5,230 f. !" There was, however, not the slightest trace of the drawer having been opened by force, nor even of the office having been entered. He was in consequence suspected, and, on being pressed with questions, admitted that he had embezzled the sum; also that he had appropriated that of 3.800 f , of which he had pretended he was robbed at Seyssel. He added that he had made the embezzlement's in order to make presents to a female for whom he had conceived a violent passion. The jury declared him guilty, with extenuating circumstances, and the Court condemned him to two years' imprisonment. EXTRAORDINARY AND USEFUL INVENTION.-11CTS is nothing that housewives complain of with greater truthful ness, than the breaking of some favourite piece of glass, valuable china, or earthenware. In hundreds of cases such things cannot be matched, and of course cannot be mended. The latter want has been obviated by an extraordinary and effective invention, by Mr. Adshead, of Derby Pottery, near Derby. It is a cement that may be said to heal in a per fect manner, all cracks and breaks in the articlesspoken of , and not only in these, but in marble, alabaster, &c. The benefit of this article need not' be dwelt on. We have seen some of its effects at Mr. Hall's, our neighbour's, and the glass that has been cemented by - it is stronger in - that part than in any other. The article is very cheap, and no house can be long without it. Mr. Hall is the agent for its sale in Liverpool, and all interested can judge for themselves by looking in at his establishment. Agent for Liverpool, E. T. Hall, 23, South John-street. Sold in bottles, is each, or sent free on receipt of sixteen postage stamps. N.B. None are genuine, except bearing the signature. "E. T. Hall." d AMUSEMENTS IN LIVERPOOL. Open from ten in the LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, MAY 23. morning until ten at night. Allsop's Wax-Work exhibition. All the kings an d queens , f rom an d i nc l u di ng Wi ll i am the Colonial, & c . : Th e h o ld ers of Sugar continue to supply Conueror down Queen Victor ; also, rinces and .he ma r k e t f ree l y, b ut the demand is chiefly confined to the princesses, dukes, to duchesses, lords, ia eminent statesmen, better descriptions, prices being without any material alter- 1 warriors, poets, divines; also all the most noted personages ation ; the business since Friday comprises 110 hhds Bar- of the past and present ages. &c. Allsop's sculpture galleries, badoes, chiefly at 36s to 41s, 20 hhds Antigua at 37s 6d to containing upwards of 3,000 statues• selected from all parts 39s .6d, a small parcel of Trinidad at 36s 6d, 1,200 bags' the workl, varying from five to twenty feet in height. Benares, part for export, at 425, 5,000 bags clayed Manilla Allsop's diorarnic, panoramic, cosmoramie, and stereoscopic Karl Formes and his troupe have been delight at 37s 6d, 3,300 mats Mauritius, from 34s for low, to 40s, 1 views of intense interest Allsop's musical promenade, Montreal by some excellent_concerts and 150 cases Bahia in bond, at 24s per cwt. Of Molasses, The above attractions are now combined, forming one lar ge SHI PS RA ISED AT SEBAsTopoL.—Advices from i S e i b : t°P°,l 320 puncheons Cuba Muscovado are reported at 15s establishment, in the immense and magnificent buildi ng state that 28 vessel s —brigs, schooners and 'a" •;,/tbs" Per cwt from the play. Nothing done in Rum or Cofee ; known as the Teutonic-hall, next door but one t o th e I corvette o f 18 guns—ha ve been suceessfthly raised 10 0 bags Trinidad Cocoa have realised 51s per cwt. The I County Court, Lime-street, Liverpool, and nearly opposit e 128 'vessels, 15 have been raised whole; and with the ~s a nd Rice market remains inactive, and we have no sales to report, the Adelphi Hotel, and is open to the public at 6d ea c h ; ve r y fair conditi on ; the others were broken to Nothing has transpired in _Dyeivoods. Ashes are dull, r children 'under ten years of age, 3d each. Mr. Allsop's I tak en ou t i n th a t condition, but even in this. latter pots at 31s 6d for o ld, and a t 42 s 2d to 32s 6d for new. , exhibition bas been pronounced by the press of Liverpool, copper bolts, sheating, and the timber pay, for the eAri - , 15 tons. Nitrate of Soda. has been sold at 15s to 16 s; L on d on , and elsewhere, to be the most perfect superbly.. of. raising, The wrecks find a ready sale on the sP abou t and 145 bags .Saltpetre a t 42 s fo r NI per cent, and at magnificent, and largest establishment in the world; a fact ; are sent to Odessa and Constantinople. -There ale nssigas 48s per cwt, for 4i p er c en t refraction, Brimstone is quiet, that cannot possibly be contradicted. Be sure to observe thirty-two Americans and from sixty to seventy best seconds at £8 15 s per ton, an d i n ot h er d rysa i tery the mine, t , Allsop,” at the entrilace. Sole proprietor, Mr. 'employed on the works.--Constantino 4 vie Correspouw , pieces, the o f Otidee, we have nothing of moment to report. Oils, te ; Allsop. d • the Times, Manly, Hamilton, sailed from St. N 'th May. Copeite, Gray, hence at Bordeaux 18th May. , 1 803 Union, Lorine, sailed f rom B or d eaux for Liverpool &ay. Sfaria Stella, Lescaudron, sailed from Fc pool 15th May. T i l er amp or Tricolour, Price, from Melbourne at Calcutta.. t Arno (ss.), Bain ; Albamair (ss), B a t es ; an d Fain* BeS —all hence at Lisbon. Anglo-Saxon, (rmss), hence at Quebec May 9. both Kangaroo (se), Jeffrey, and Persia (rms), Judkins" hence at New York May 11. Typhoon, Falkner, hence at Men. &nna A. Thompson, E. A. Hall ; and Excelsior, S scifV _.., at New Orleans. Eliza Bousall, Michles, hence ; and Lady Fran st from Rio Janeiro, with part of crew sick both Charleston. both hen Autje, Mulder, sa May. - 1 Magdalen, Williams, sail e d f rom N antes for LiferP°° 17th May. from Nantes for Liverpool 11°1 'antes for Licer Ileureuse Pauline, Bourde, sailed from pool. 17th May. • , Kate, Jenki ns , in Pairnbceuf-roads fo r Liverpool Cynthia, Kirwan, in Poimbced-roads for Liverpool 17 gar, Jones, in Painibeauf-roads for Liverpool 17i13 11A it y. Roman, Mackay, in Pairnbceuf-roads for Liverpool 17t13 May. B. 7th 3fai Conquest, from Live.ipool, at St. John's N. Jessie Brown, sailed from Savannah 6th May. Oncanasta, Hatfield, from Callao at Ha m pt o n Ro aa ' ordered to Baltimore. China, Davis, and Ann E. Hooper, Hooper, Ile ne Baltimore. Princeton, Bell ; Independence, Merritt ; Martin Litt llcr ' , and Dreadnought, Samuel ; hence ; Nicholls •John 011, from Glas g o w; a f ter b eing on shore on Flynn's 1111, and discharging part of cargo—all at New York to Mal Ringdove and Mary Carson, Williams, from the C 19,," British Ta r , f rom A lexandr i a; Owmocto, Cuba, I. Lancashire,—all off New York May 11. Major Morton, hence and Picton at Boston. „ tr oll Toronto, B r o wn ; H ar l equ i n, T orrence ; e• Barclay, and Florence Shearer, (in 25 days) h en Caledonia and Albi on , f rom the Clyde-,-allat Quebec. mpe! ...... y o gi • • • • • s a nte .. . a o ll a sto ri e : leg° New ,r le , age st lb .3 .6 0 , •3..5 13 ..,..... .....• •.. ..... 5 7 5 f The Astrononomer (late at was accounted f or Roundaway ....... 4..7 3 Macbeth.. ...... .... ... —.......• Puritan ...... ...... .... 4..6 12 Felicitas .. ............. •Ation. (Laughter.) It ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC. Our Maria .. The Poet . . . 5.6 10 Grace Darling .. ........ 3..6 10 Yorkshire Miss ... .. use had been further off the Bring something. to put your butter in during. this hot weather. Miss Eleanor .......... .3..6 9 Duchess of Kingston ... .:, prosecuted, but its proximity ?rolribited it f rom such intrusion. Lady Well .... .. ..3 .6 8 Cby Y o l t i geur, dam by .ast the watch was cut up by Mr. atio BEEF, 13 R.E AD , B ACON , AND PORK' -UP. The . COUNTY Mrnirßni ts ' P LATE (H an di cap) of 50 soya, n, and said, altho ug h th e watch i winners of any handicap after May 12 51h extra ; once Several interested. parties have been sayinF that such b. ing the knew it to "stor so low , ' round (about one mile and a half.) b i cage, the Butterman ought to alvance the price of the yell° iv butter. • - , led. ‘. No. t" " said the Butterman, age st lb age st lb ly cue;'"—thr.t is, the nineteenth part of Starke ......4..9 0 Corkscrew .. a.. 7 0 The Gem.... ~ which is well known. Landamia ...5..8 8C by the Fly- • Table Bay —3..5 i.. 5.. 84 1 ing Dutch- T om b oy • . .. 3 .5 . tr. .. 6..8 0 man out of Shuffle .. ......3 ..5 1 .. 4..8 0 Gala . ..... 4..6 13 Nucieus 3. 5 1(, .4..8 0 I Gargrave .. 3...6 10 R oe b uc k .. •• 3 .5 8 a.. 8 0 Arcanum .... 4..6 8 Ol ymp i as 3 5 7 - '1 Remunerator 3..5 4 I Whimsical .. 3..5 5 .. 3..6 . 3 I Elth am Beau ' larked that, Lear the sto 2...5 9 2..4 12 2..4 12 was rem a ig woman, gamed ;Catherine "No advance,—not aper, wa, brought up eharged a farthing ace for and a Raw ;ti in Parliament-field. at Mr. Sy i red's in P. The prisoner I KELLY, THE IBUTTERMAN, Apollo .. Stapleton Romeo .. Theory , Barone .. Bmiscim Grillade . She went itortly after w when st )pped and given isto custody. xi for having stopped the prison remanded, as therenre other charges against hei TOP OF WILLIAMSON-SQUARE Mr. Syred was co 111 Sells Butter twelie hours daily, from Seven to Seven who :was I ....4..7 10 4 .7 7 The Poet 3 .5 0 3..4 12 I Drapery The Ancient I Briton ......4,. {dr ASSAULTS_---A -ESZILS. J. B. LLOYD AND H Ferndale ....4 .7 4 A unt Sally 3 6 C . EARLE. ' LADlES.—Thompson Broth ers , 5, Elli o t- street, sell the Dusty Miller.s.. 7 4 The Astrono -rter, named Wm. Guest, was charged best four shilling t ea i n E ng l an d. d Bellefield....4 .6 13 mer 40d a married Inman . name d Ann T ....EWIS AND COMPANY'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT FOR ----- aanek _ defended. Officer 631 said, at a BOYS' CLOTHING. —N um b er of boys clothed for the , week A. M. executes Commissions on all the principal Races, quarter to two, on Sunday morning, he heard cries of ending Saturday, May , 21st, 915: corresponding on receipt of Cash or Post-office order. A. M. will guarantee " Murder !" in Addison-street, and immediately after the week last year, 8711—Increase, 37 boys. d all winnings. charging. a Commission of five per cent, prisoner came rushing along, when witness caught him. HOUSEKEEPERS. —The toffee sold by Thompson Address A. M., NORTHERN TIMES office, Liverpool. He asked him. what was the matter ? and the prisoner Brothers, 5, Elliot-slreet, at ls. 4d., is better than you ea - said, "it was a bad job." The witness asked what had hap- pay J.. Bd. for at any other establishment. d A loving husband, at St. Louis, recently telegraphed to To SHIPPERS AND Expoe,TEßs.—A most profitable his wife, as follows: " What have you for breakfast and penal to him ? and he said come one had robbed him in Ben Johnson-Areet. Ile appeared in such a state that witness article of export, to warm climates especially, are the Self- how is the baby "' The answer came back, " Buck le , heat Se him, and on going back, he found the woman lying cleansing Charcoal Filters, patented by Messrs. Saunders cakes and the me r asles " on the flags, bleeding from the mouth, and the upper hp and Co., of 16, Parker-street, Liverpool—in fact they are Man's mission is to battle with the outer world, woman's split thronah. It appeared that, the woman, who is a invaluable wherever there is bad water. S. and Co. allow of a purely domestic nature —to make home happy. To make decent married person, was out ether sister's, in Kew-street, , a liberal discount on export and wholesale orders. d fach . party perform their own mission properly, early train where she was Attending a sick child, and that was what It is a well known maxim that "time is money"--the ing ,, i l s n as c n o c r e ic eTry for theone O'Connell, for the other. kept her out sodate. Ou her way home, she was accosted terms are relative ;so to save one is to save the other. We by the p . risondr, who said she had stolen a cap from him. save both time, and economise patience, and present good says invalid, super numerary crier, who had been put in the place of an She denied it, as she had never seen him before, whereon he tempers. when we have a good PEN--a bad one upsets pati- trying to disperse a crowd by exclaiming with a stentorian struck her in the lip and split it through. He was fined ence and temper. Preserve all, then, by purchasing your • ' voice, 'All you blackguaids that isn't lawyers lave the court entirely, or I'll make ye, by the powers.';" - £2, Or :two months' imprisonment. steel pens and other stationery, at E. T. Hall's whole- THE LAND of LIBERTY. The Louisiana Legislature has Mrs. Armstrong summo ne d steel Agnes Hood, for having assaaltetl her. Mr. Cobb defended. The parties are sale •• steel pen warehouse. 23, oath John-street. John passed a law respecting coloured people, which will inevita neighbonrs in William-street, and, it would appear, that Mrs. densGillott's, Thomas Lowe's, G. W. Hughes, and other maker's bly brine. that State into collision with foreign countries. It Hood imagined (very erroneously) that her husband and at is per gross. Good Pen Holders 2d per dozen. d provides 'that " free persons of colour coming into the State Mrs. Arm?trong were too free, and for the last six months : No SHIP SHouto CO TO SEA WithOUt one of Saunders .. and Co.'s Patent Selt-eleansin ch arco al F i lters, cased and by water shall be lodged in gaol, until the vessel in which there were continaial quarrels on that acconnt. 0 th ) the said persons arrived shall be ready to leave port ; that evening of the 14th Hay' the defendant thought she cr o n t th e e to arli't w- 1 fitted-up expressly for use onboard' ship. 'Note the address SAUNDERS & CO., 16, Parker-street, Liverpool. d when the master of the vessel applies for the coloured per complainant too near her house, listening go i Ig , on, and she xualed out and assaulted her. T} l 4 , HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS.— The ulcers, - son, be shall give a bond in 500 dollars to leave within defendant tumours, pimples, and discolorations o f th e s ki n , which arise twenty-four hours, and that the coloured person shall not go .'Nfa r aktrates thought it a pity to see respectable persons from impure blood, ill-regul a t e d secretion s , or some heredi- on shore again ; that where the master neglects or refuses to like these qua railing in this way. They fined the 5s for the assault. tart' taint, oft en d e f y sc i ence, b ut can never l ong res i st the pay the gaol fee s o f 40 cents per day, and leaves the coloured [talon of Holloway' s Pills and Ointment. Ladies accus tomed person in custody, or disregards the bond, the charges and to apply astringent lotions t o eru pti ons on the face,- I penalties shall be a lien on the vessel, and the coloured per was wanted for, the vil- A f ew veers ago a schoolmaster . . breast, and arms, should be warned that no practice is more son-be set at liberty, and have fi ve days to leave the States. Fellow,'one' of the found after the- lapse of that periocl, the person so libe n p_l3 , i 1 , 0 , s2phieal itselfever dangero us. atstakeThey , throw the disaase inwerd, and put lifer: If Ihe only really safe and effective. cosmetic rated shall be imprisoned from twelve to three months, at applicants, being asked to give in writing reason why cream w as put into our te9, replied. Because _ . _ .yet . prepared is Holloway's Ointment, which, assisted hard labour. If taken a second time, then imprisonment for render the acute angles by his pills, will subd ue try inost obstinate spot of skin , five years. One-half of the pecuniary penalty is to go to the , the globular particles of the cream disease, of the tea more obtuse ?" kit was elected. i I informer, who is b a competent witness," with having oseaultk. O'Boyle. Mr. 81- ...3..5 12 DUGHTON. !MON" Hi ho said las now fully come when the increas 1 postal demands requir I passenger traffiq and a swifter class of vessels, better 5. The question is —Can vessels be t do yo Icithe your r p you from fighting the Continental thieves I surplus to go to the funds Rhisu: age st lb .5 . 8 12 C 6 . ..8 7 Or;Let THE NORTHERN TIMES TUESDAI, MAY 24. 1859 Skirmisher Little Cob Tame Deer Apollo ... Thornhill Glee Singer Finden Heir-at-law The SEVENTH BIENNIAL STAKES of 10 sovs each, with 50 added, for three year olds ; colts Bst 101 b, fillies and geldings Bst 7,b ; 3lb allowed, &c. ; the second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 5 sovs towards expenses ; one mile and a half ; 55 subs. Volcano (3'1); B c by Bay Bribery g Lovell (31b) eld (31131 Highwayman (31b) Phantasm Scent Marine (31b) Arminius Fusee Middleton out of The Bride Lady Roden (31b) Eugenie B c by Chanticleer out of Miss Ann Watchdog (31b) Newstead (31b) Villaret (31b) Bouquet (31b) The Mite (31b) Sir Isaac (31b) Stock ham DLUCULIII (in D ) I Merryman (31b) • Halliford (31b) Pandora Fairy Queen Trinidad (31b) Bf by Joe Lovell out of Queen Marpesia Mab (31b) Oreuz, (31b) Ch eby Arehy out of Impression Aneurin (31b) ,-... •Uralian Hop Merchant (31b) The" Commodore C by Orlando out of the Broom _ _ (31b) • The Thames (3. Luscious (31b) malade (31k mil (31b) finn IRVIA' Sir Hercules (,311)) Artevelde Cynricus (31b) The Elk (rilb) (paid) Richmond (31b) (paid) • Sir Piercie Shaflon (paid) Engineer (dead) Independence Trumpeter Aston (31b1 The EIMITII BIENNIAL STARES of 10 sovs each, with 50 added, for two year olds ; colts Bst 101 b, fillies and geldings Bst 71b ; 31b allowed, &c; the second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 5 sovs towards expenses ; T.Y.C. (half a mile) ; 57 subs. t t , go to, • • t IT trry I ' l4 y ti,NC VIGO kospj a 4 b l I() N , [tO ag; PL k 11 OUSP. 4k - kt \t ts kriKVP: v e o i Tlic um, It i n grea 4 1 14.4 0 ttll Ike f '4, File ~a 514 ( h:vi r' T. a Li, to e rY 4 , tiott,t4 hoi; Qk Ate A S hi • 0/ 4 , 4 44 "‘ l t , e?! st s l t q crt :;v , e k 4 1 ' I„Va ~. r ~~i:r kI Z is 1 04i41 11,, k. 1 ,1 1t %4 5 4( J