Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28 00:00:00

SEPTEMBER 28, 1859. BRITISH fir NORTH AMERICAN SHIPS. -• nitett Statts. T OTICE,-, REDUCTION IN PASSAGE MC The Passage Money to N e w Y or k is nOW, ritief • Twenty-,:x Potuids Eighteen Pounds i Boston and to New second Cabin * * .. Le Mai York - to Halifax:lw. direct, £3 per ton and 5 per cent: primage. ght on Parcels 5s each and upwards, according_ to:size ad niade up in single rOn America, f Lhe Puip Osee a nimation in OTAL MA tentim of Shi titled to carry in any ship, Calling at Qtiee W. D. Seyi HAP M. )TITEA . . rITIOATI gIORNING itniteb' • Dock. TIIE LIVER' 001 -LNEw- . Sz,rmLf DELPHIA STEAM - SHIP eO4PANY'S • s Full-powered . _ British iron screw steam ships 2380 tons...CaPt. P. C. Petrie, 1874 tons 1 448 tons...( Kennedy. J. M. Jeffre ,Cai)t. P. M`Guig pt. S. Brooks despate .Wednesday, :wear esday, 0 Wednesday, 0 ,Saturdttv, Sept. 10, having icy Akin o moderat. me of experierzce and ; TAYLOR, TIPPER cw York - ;V\ A 1 in the 'Lire The following The beaut copper-tas and fastest Ye A regular trk A 1 twelve y( 1859- alckv BOUEM INDIAN CANADIAN Are intended t .RTH BRITON ANGLO-SAXON NOVA SCOTIAN NORTH ANIERIC lIUNGARIAN INDIAN . . NORTH BRITON xrernent Steer; 'steludir .ge Passage •Mor towns in Cana lea. 6ast Le end of Ootole The mag GYRN CASTLE - FANNY FORSYTH MARY STENHOUSI )MB DITtEC ❑t iron capper Ship FLYING VENUS, BATES, pph• to STENHOUSE & CO. Captain ,• CAMPBELL , ,c2nVintrint. I 0 DE JANEIRO PACKS 7T.41; T."11:F. CIF CLIPPEI VESSELS HEDY', OF THE'EXE ZI:PHYB. —, "1 . 1: 1 1 1 k, SEA WAVE ..11 - 566 - Ne* QUEEN OF THE EX ISABELLA Saturday, Sept. 24. I First Ship, now -loading in -Prinee's—Doek, and will be des- F. Captain 5...H0w...' Apply to BRICE & CO. (late Brtic' FOR - VERA CRUZ year 'CI Ac - 5 gkutrrint. LINTERPOOI . kND "END, & Cc 'YltElt; or ANADA, AND THE WESTERN STATES OF AMEMCA INDIAN NORTH BRITON . ANGLO-SAXON, NOVA SCOTIAN NORTH AMERICAN REAT TIP COMPANY'S FROM QUEBEC. &nd every Saturday thereaf ip.g 14 ,cubic , feet anilupw s. Packages' ;tuent will be charged LI , is..eath, unlesS agreement. Weight sub:wet 4 Cabin Passag,e Money•tc and FIFTEEN GUINEAS or Liquors, which can be', RETURN TICKETS, at, ling.) ,QUEBEC per ton Passengers av3ilable Air an close of the Sc. LaWrEnteC4; By artangements Company of Canada, btiis of 1 be graated in Live.rpeal !or the (And extra sail Cabin Tickets, Liable fo: The Company will not be res. M'Crack€ JOHN C • , street, I Best Route to Coleraine, Londonderry, Enniskillen, . ROYAL MAIL STEAM-SHIP _„. i LEAVE FLEETWOOD FOR BEI la AND BELFAST W17101:1 , Passengers are _Booked Iliro nd tine. tions, at 4 FARES LIVERPOOL via FLEETN Ist class and saloon 7cl class an ' ) Tickets Return ( 14 da gannon, Mc Newry, Arm ponderiy ,Er iskMcE, &c totlanb'. .LEET TO BELFAST Fleetic 41 11 :1 ; 111. \\ "' IS intended to I every. WEDNESDA-T, Rett STEAM TO GREEN( Capt. KENN EDT, -:everted b• ~ whi Liverroot, to new Hat I have ever you success with yc o the put Ls to savt the other John Gillott's. :er's, on sale EFVL INTEN I lON )crby Pptte We say we's. G..W. Good d thing e i greater truthfulness. than of glass, valuable china, sesuch things cannot be Derby. It is cement 'k,- and t Mr. Hall :eipt of-sixteen I apt bearing the si, DR. LIVINGSTONE .ele is very Elall is the Agent for A.thices have been received from Dr. Livingstone's Jedition later than September. The following are le BRITISH AND STEAM -PACKET CO: ‘,,ilcl Passenger. Act, which is rcceliirne,ii::he j in"b•ivuu uods of a. dalger;;u n' s nature, wit nature on the outside of the pact or othem eXcepai:._ s or sen([ .tnd disti& °Pelidut'o as. 6m BRITISH AND NORT f carrying or',!gending ‘4 .) APPOINTED THE AD • • i To sail between And betwecn LIVERI'vOL AND BOSTON .. ... . .... CAM APAICA r..13R0r Aal • ) NEW YORK DII IJI kOP EltstA 1t...t• PA£B tc, & o'clock Letters f 0 le, The AFER% I . st of October- Eleven o'c '• .m.AMERICA ;` - e wl:en Aaermit t Vitro:. Guripowder, STEAM Nek YorTi Xraaa. LIVERPOOL !ig Berth, Wesi to Dora 1. B. Foord. Lrns, 9, BR Agents here VER 4 . B,'iVater-street %IMUNICATION BETWI AND HAVRE. cars tree of exr*ens, CIiTY - OF BALTIAtu__ CITY OF WASHINGTON CITY-OF-MANCHESTER BOSPHOt day, to S (Branch ) on board Cabin Pas! FOR NEW YORK, LTEACHE And each serrate Wednesday ROM NEW .YORK, wn to land all Pass, despatches—d CItY OF WASIIIN-GTON. KANGAROO CITY OF BALTIMORE..... CITY OF MANCHESTER .nd each alternate Saturday S4xgeon is ;cni,to New 69, "Walnut P. Krer ; in. Eclinbul about one h9ur as, 17 guineas, and 21 Lon in the State Rooms, to each S Phillips' Patent Fire Akuihilators, tareLGoo sere, car and value, Rill gltir not STE.VAI THE S , 14 Alakl IV • f e i ‘ • The nr to sail it JASON, PRINCE ALB: CUCASSIAN JA SON rrINCE AI. iIEX T PaPsengerß bock and,.frol Liverpoe l 4 - I PAGE, I RTEST AND GiIEAPES • AMERICA: GALWAY AND N:EV ;COMPANY .11M1TER - GalN , ay and Ne;%.c-',Carl; tCASSIA\ FROM SUNCE AIWAT AV YORK ST: JOHN'S, NEWTOUNDLAND, To land:her Malest Os ltails. :erful Steam-slips are inteltded ~ _ DELAIDE Noyenabex h:Deceigber B'‘,4.Decenlb_ef. Manchettex, Belfast, Cori: . Wednesday, Sept Wednesd Wednekli aSr, Oct. 12. Wednesday, "et. 19 Wed ay, Oct Oct. 1 :Saturday, Oct. 8 Saturday. Oct. 15 Saturdi: : , :lttirday, Oct Saturdai', Oct. 2.3. gig the season of even /measure - .ppeci user spec reement. QOEI3EC. EIGHTEEN 'GUINEA uiLn 'Provisiojls, ied on board. not Wines. to QUEBEC SEVE'q GUINEAS, Link Railway e tickets will goods and pas- Wattrl• & CO, IOrTE TO NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. DALK FOUR TIMES EACH The lh • EARL OF ERNE ENTERPRISE PRIDE" OF ERIN INDEPENDENCI DESPATCI intended to FROM LIVERPOOL TO DUNDALK, Saturday ARABISTAN rCian BETWEEN LIVERPOO ENNISKILLEN AND 1. rty yep rs' 1 CHAN- ritiLLETON'S EMBOSSING PRESSES (P a t en t j Lever) fcr stimping note paper with initials name and ati-Les , , as 25. Canbourn-gt- 'este, or ;n, W.O HALL'S PATENT STARCH STANDS UNRIVALLED. T TNET CATIONS .L AGENTS It appears tha •raved r(!ing EO othC I abreas TO' Til narrolv preparec bravelv scaled. t fort,,and it, spi I to make your le and Duero Css CAPTURE OF SCHAMYL. ti letter from St. Peten.burrh of the 17th says Licutenant-Colonel G - . - abbe, who has just „ arrived ' from the Caucasus, has brought details of the capture of SCh amy l. li e h as ma d e no written report, but hits verbally communicated to the Emperor what has taken PALSIES AND CO. I place. s - of defeats, Sehamvl, n 4. uutte;t:o 10 - SHILL tinliseit up in the fortified village of Gounib with 400 Murides, who tenthilicd faithful to him. This place was considered hr the - R ""'""- -ompletely imprequableAmdlo_stroug ,ht have `rill AN T o JACN EESIDENTS OF EGREMONT OMBI It is a t, EXTRA( - ott that •s faith- s. por lishment , 7 1i5N) led It for .e-,...c,frizarrowthat only twa men co Lila in thepresene e of thkse diffkulties; Prince iski determined to make the luting rocks scaled, -700 men dcsperate service. The and assault took Whilst one column advanced by the :!-mentioned, which the Murides had to the last extremity, the volunteers racks o, 1, opposite side o f .t h e of all the f ivies which impeded the small le rear c took p: reat was Munftes sax kith fury. Out of th'6'4oo men pn(l . - fought only 47 . remained aliv the garrison, 'ces of cannon fell As . to Schamyl, rock. bodies in one of the houses cut in the , efore it was covered with dead d 100 - menkilled. Prince Baria- iter arrived, ath vl to surrender, given to unconditimi y,' 7plie . d the-Prince, auu He eame rorwara, toe pincers round the general advising hint - to be on his guard and not expose himself to the 'danger o f being - a .victim to- the treachery of 'Schan4l. 2When the chief advanc e d 3 ,-- - he said, 'ore you Schamyl Well, ther.„' said the prince, 'your you shall keep your riches and your. to St. Pctersburgh, replied the rmatn life shall be save( wives. Is' send you to- Schamvl head withi a word 'I hare 1( you WON ,ed you at Tiflis, come of your.own .Colonel Grabbe, th( ee said-4 Set off' immediately report to the Emperor all that will be sent to- - e witnessed. A detail( been the long knownient of the - sanguinary drama :vtipping MOON'S CHANGES FIRST QUAR., 3rtlday, Bh. 14m. night INFS. 111:1011T. NVedne,day 23—Thursday 30—Friday I—Saturday. 3—Monday .. 4—Tuesday.. 0 21 19 10 1 3 18 5 1 42 16 8 2 24 14 6, 3 6 12 4. 4 5 10 7. 0 3 19 2 0 44 '8 6 1 17 17 5 2 2 15 10 244 14 1 3 32 12 4 444 11 0 Theodore Quebeq Demerara 1 Alboa from BuenosAyres J Washiugtor Amelia Alexandria as previously reported and oidered to DUblin Constitutor Rost. oe ..Paraiba Alexandria .Charleston Light of the River ndria Thomazin Mary Am Ann Gray Norma ... Avnunah I Orion Rostock W. B. Travis New Orleans .New Orleans Mobile ..Gothmibdrg Gibraltar Genoa Llveston e siat.y ers ar 3nday, 3rd'Oet 1 tr , Ititc • • In I. v in Havre to Donald 17. 'A Currie 'cord, 52, .0 Jio, W alker, 47A, garketl3‘rght -street BURNS an MiCiyEtt,, 1 ,Wrrianb. N BETWEEN LIT SLIGO.- -0 ' ed by any unforeseen 6Cc other steau iw mentionea goods a/ P. d w A AA *** Captain .Captain iit'Laughl Nl`Cov.tan. A .B.__, thout Saturday Wednesilay Thursday. Tueiday . Wedneada: Saturday. .Thursday.. .Tuesday WeduetdAY gaxds of vehicleS; 'Y steap.M.s,_ are intended So sail (with or 13 ' lo ts) WEEKLY to lIAVRE, direct, as follows : ` 1, Qua: Doulereld des RPOOL AND red to sail bet Ween the above ports, with tor without acraDeek.BasiA), milts, here , Marke d prit , sengi ith iiMrtc d to sail froiaL," IVERPOOI .gt-IGO, as under dizettijc e . '" uul g v, End s,, i tl sreciE us or Stock for these , to the care of tht fie, to prevent r.is•take xkngside the vessel lutred to b Annie to Jarnes Harper Slurp; Joh n NV , mu.ita C. XACIVER and CC 1, Rum ,roiTattb. I EAAI COM lON BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. GREAT ItEDUCTI( ~~~T R,, Ji rent . 44 a& bite twe and verpo o l tit▪ OPAR:c: . 0141 IS TItIen • ......... teartiers, tow Buildino• t Captain Wain j Captain NlThit. ~„_. • - Goods and 3 Capt. B 78 only, ice Dock. ge Psss I 11 a.it VAN GUAR D, WGIJA 411tIER L A-G U 4 li " '3l) Altb D LE . ARD:: October, 1... at 1 p.m 5... at 5 p.m 6 ..at 6 p.m 11... at 11 a.m 12 at 9 p.m at 1-p.m 29... at 4 p.m 25... at 10 a.m vren.ot responsible for loss c stock .c u a f:oriis grb en 4zardous *cilled is the u shi es and Pa yr to the ( h ichi P t ping net: ales feeninin (including st ewar ,,, ohi pme , b 6 , 15s • c . 1 :011 fare • Bonxe. ptaiAppn ly liGva„goZ t o ia. 6 ervts Ca an G. „ d WALFAR, 77A, G Exci -.etstreet, AlZucherfialtig'• (rrleleenrec'eltO j°ll C. MACIvER and CO 1. - •street ; ro rd-street, FOR CONSTAN'TINpp ---____ , 1, The fine first-class coppered It Pa CT , I ,' , j;''. 4A, . GROSSFURSTIN CATRARINAr, "--.-• a* -; J 11. BABELOW, Master; 325 tons Register, 3-3rds Veritas, Bh ._ Wi 'll load in lithe King's Dock. Having now half of v.__ nd! will have nui,,i, A.,— Ler care, SCRILIZZ 5, Br un .—; JUN bt= Seven Guineas without w including steward's aes,e, liquors.owhich can be obtained - on 1 alway ..to New York, -'6os. per ton and bry ight from sc. Letters should % ,, naddrePANl, ".Pertateamer, via Galway:" "or freigat antilurther , :partieularF,.apl:ly to Bake, Adata, ; JACKSON :& EASTMAN, 1, Riii:Cer9 . rd-p . ince, LivPri 3ustraii4. 106 S" LINE 'OF 'AUSTI MALIAN PACKETS despntehed on t it September. AND GEELO ~,~' .I~t ItbuitNl 9 Iw;, > :.~;r.~baa\a.:~ The Splendid mapper Ship ' • • • ,• LADY I'ITAD, my kind shipped by ny terms an only HICK, Commander; A 1 at:Uoyd's,. r.nd eoppered. Is ealtys' known_in the Australian trade for hex.rs pply to Messrs.-Craven and BulL;. 43, KELSO, izsCO., Tower-building; West, Liverpool " White Star " comprising nth sad fastest Clipnere in. the world, wilEla lally:Atroon - of the lai mid 20th of oven: LINE. OF BRITIS Pr -ROYAL MAIL PACKETS, ND AUSTRALIA Sailing fraun LIVERPOOL . TO MELBOURNE , Or the lst. aid 20th of every. month ; and from ..141tZt• , ' MELBOURNE TO LIVERPOOL On the Ist of every month. a for by Steamers to ail parts of Australia, Tasmania, &e., at through crates Kirby I WHITE SWA RED ./AC3iti T. C. Ker Brova I STAR OF TILL' EAST BLUE lAZIKET WHITE JdriCf B EEC lINVO Tali 1 SHALIMAR ARABIAN -Srnocra J. R. Bro - Ni - n Gandy O'Halloriii ..James White I TORNAX Awl ether celebrated CI C4ptain To sail. Oct. 20 tri account of the tides, until the 2. 'erg embark on the 22nd October. new cliEtp!r) MERMAID WHITE ;TAR Not Railin WHITE JACKET FOR M E Is 13 0 T 1 R _IV E , (Forwarding goods to Geelong,) The celebrtted Clipper Shit . INCREASED STEAM COMMUNICATION BET WEEN W H I T E ST - LIVERPOOL AND WATEREGIRD. Captain T. C. KERR ; sr 5 000 tons Burtlon, will be despatched from , , ~1 erpoot ~.. bourne, as the #‘ IN bite Star " packet of the 0 t7 t A s A i zOth October. This splezdid clipper is the finest and largest • - -twit& vessel on the berth, andhas made liar several voyages between -2....—f— , .... , .=...--' Liverpool and Melbourne-in 74, 75, - T2, 69, and 76 days respec tively; and she has sailed:the enormoxs distance of 3,2.67 miles in 10 successive days. a series of sailing feats never surpassed PACKET OF THE • TWCNTIETH Oa£OBER 0 P JAzat A R captain 'r 2,360 tons Rizgifter, 5.0 6 " to 111 WATERFORD STEAM-SHIP COMPANY, SURER SAILINGS ISZET•LT. The new powerful and fast-sailing steam-ships MAILS Captain M. J. BURNS, AND VE6TA Captain J. CQFFEY, gible vessel, are intended to sail as under:— FROM CLARENCE DOCK. MARS Wednesday, • September 28, at 11 a.m. VEATA Friday ~,... 30, at 12 Noon Leaving Waterford for Liverpool every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. . Or.other eli by any ship afloat. Her saloons are *pint and spacious, and furnished with piano, library, bedding, linen, &c. The accom modations for second-class and other passengers are unsurpassed for space, light, and ventilation. :For freight and passage, apply to the owners, H. T. WILSON & CHAMBERS, 21, Water-street, Liverpod. .rtif risk of river craft and lighterage to be borne by tthe shippers* FARM—To Wateiford, Cabin (including Steward's fee ), 15s. ,• Return ditto, 2564-Servants and Children, LOs.; Deck, 71. 6d. Children, 4s. Females attend t h e Ladies' Cabin. Goods resolved at the Clarence Dock. Passengercare booked through to Kilkenny at reduced fares. For freighter passage apply, in Waterford, at the Water ford Steam Sip Compr.ny, Mall ; Sr in Liverpool to GEORGE K. PAY NE, 23, Brunswick-strppt_ CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM PACKET COMPANY Majesty's Mails between Holyhcad.and Kin • -... uny , . nu of sailing :—From • Holyhead, 1.30 a.m. and 5.0 a.m, IRON DUKE,t DUBLIN,.oiot London Time; from Kingstown, 2.0 p. m . and 7.30 p.m , vessel of the Dublin Time, or as soon after as the Mail s are on board. . . " .4 . - L..* Company, sails from the Prin ce ' s Pierhead - Itg. , A., , b 4, The FOR KINGSTOWN, - -" - -:- - 7!•f- "rir , Every Monday and Wednesday evening, at Seven o'clock, and from KiNosa,own on Tuesday and Saturday Evening, at seven o'clock, until further notice. For particu lars apply at the Company's office, _ They also sail their Cargo Vessels (as below) from the Clarence Dock to Dublin Quay (with or with Out pilots), of which shippers era desired to take notice : Thursday Friday .. 29, at 10 j;:m^ - : 30, at 12 Noon From DUBLIN for BELFAST, every Monday, returning every Wednesday; FOR BANGOR, BEAUMARIS, AND CARNARVON. The PRINCE OF WALES, or other Vessel, is intended to sail from the Prince's Pier Head every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at eleven o'clock a.m., and from Menai Bridge every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at Ten o'clock, a.m., calling at Llandudno (weather permitting) to laud and receive passengers. All goods for the Prince of Wales must be sent to the' Clar ence Dock. Goods for Carnarvon may be landed at the Menai Bridge and in that case forwarded by the Fairy steamer. For further particulars apply to Mr. Timothy, Menai Bridge ; Charley and Macolm, Donegal Quay, Belfast; City of Dublin Company's Office, 15 and 16, Eden Quay, Dublin; or to JOHN ROUNTHWAITE Agent, 20, Water-street. t the cc Attbittrrautan LIVERPOOL AND THE EAST The first-class British Steam-ships Tons. Tons. , . .. 1 1. 1 / 4 ., AGIA SOFIA. 1500 MACEDONIA. 1500 . d riiim ft n 6 1 th_,‘ AMALIA.. . 1500 ORONTES, . 800 ..t.i.7. ARCADIA. . 1200 THESSALIA . 1300 • - ----..• • - LACONIA. . 1300 - First Steamer for MALTA, ALEXANDRIA, BEYROI.7, and ALEXANDRETTA, with•liberty to call at any , other, port, taking goods for Syria by speeial agreement only. The first-class British steamer, ORONTES, Is now receiving Goc WATSON ;;ill have quick7despatFh -a - iv CJSFI port of discharge yllorks ide of Nelson Dock, and. send a shipping note with e: he contents of the bales in it ch cartload vi guvut, 11,,naaa The form ofllills of Lading required for the Orontes can be had only. from ROCKLIFFE BROTHERS, 44, Castle-street; and for the Agia. Sofia, from MAWDESLEY & SON, 4, Castle-street. In the event of these steamers beiag placed in quarantine At any of the above ports, the goods will require to be imme diately taken away and. transferred to another vessel, depot, or lazzaretto, to perform quarantine, at the expenie and risk of the shippers or consignees. This also appli4s to passengers. Each passenger will have to pay his own quarantine expenses. All the above steamers have superior accommodation Air pa ssengers and are provided with iron safes for specie. in; of freight or passage apply to PAPAYANNI BROTHERS, Fcpri4-chap4hers, Fenwick•street, Liverpool El ls. to Quohec •or Montreal ; and Shippers will please obserxe that mm Atfacped and one plain espy of each Bill of Lading are rev:rime...4or the Captain. All Parcels must q•e forwarded throe American Egpreo4 °company, 22, Water-. the British and All Lettersier.rCowsbtnees „ must pass through the Poet-office. None will be received.at the Office of the A.gents. For Freight or passage apply, in Montrocl, to Edmondstone, Allan, 2,12 , 4 Ca....;!4r,..Ctuebec, to George Ruz - ns Symes and Cc in Glasgow, .to and Alexantle square 17. Gra:eel OM, V• I.ezdon; , th Messrs. Montgcanstie and Green ats:h-street; or to 'ALLAN BROTHERS & CO Liverpo6l Ip_ 19 Virni., For steerioge street, Liverpool. PARCELS for different consignees collte - ed and made np - in single packages addaessed to one party fez delivery in Canada, fnr•the purTose of-reading the paynaent.cf freight, will., upon examination in Canada by the Customs, be charged with the proper freight. tts franct REDIICED RATES OF FREIGHT TO THE .M.RDITERRANEAN. PORTS. LIVERZOOLACCDEORDEAUX LINE OF SCREW STEAMERS, In conneedon with the South of France Railway and Cane. Company.,'lromlbrdeaux to Cette, &c., faking Goods for NIZZA, IikRiIEILLES, LYONS, GENOA, LEGHORN, CIVITA 41.ECHIA, &c., &e., AT THROUGH RATES. .~~ s~ rhe powerful fast-sailing Screw-steamer DESPIXCH, JOHN FARIEL.L, Commander. Will sail from Limerp,9_ol_ on the_ 6th of October, taking Go( AIIINbon of t1_...., For terms of Freight or Passage, having superior accommo dation for Passengers, apply to the geile Consignees of tke South of France Bailway and Canal GanyakY, W. H. DAUNT & GO., Bank Chambers, Cook-street, Liverpool, C. W. HARNEL, Mauulcster. Goods to be given in..the Si A desaription and the Ports af.des letters of not less than two inches long, °nth° Owr ers will not be accountable for the correct delivery. Bills of Lading, to be had only from G. J. Poore, 42, Castle tr eet, Liverpool. pping Notes, ation to •6n each package 3rtrao, cFror • Will sail from the unctual FROM LIVERPOOL September: 28... at 8 '0 Vitednegclay 48, North ttrifg.tioi c. REDUCED FARES Onti W Livers , FROM RIIYI September. 1e,.; Fore Cabin and Deck, 6d, VALE OF CLWYD RAILWAY. It:OTM :to DENBIGH...9 15 and 11 Goods Train, carrying Passengers__ DENBIaIi to RHYL...B 20 and 10 5a.m., 3 45 and 7 5 30 and S 30 pain pun Goods Train, carrying P For Freight, &c.. - apply to Me,ssrs. NAPIET and G 0.., at their Offices, ,the Foryd, or at No: 4, Water-st khyl; or to Missits. GLADSTONE, OLDHAM, s& Co, Bath-street, and W. CHAMBERS; the Hut, New Wall, Lic ;eagers....3 45 S&YIN, DAill REDUC Quickest alid Cheapest Steam Co: tion betty LIVERPOOL AND RIIYL. _ • The st. George's Steam Packet Comp , Steamer , L o horse power, or some other of the ( Having. sunprinr rtenr4rnmothati Will tiil,(weaih Stage,,Liverpool, and FROM LIVERP 0 01. September, FROM RH YI September. at 8 0 30... at 12 30 • - Yares:—Saloon Cabin. Is.; Fore Cabin, 6d. Passengers booked through from Liverpool to Abergel back.. For further particulars, apply at the Company's Office, - N 5, George's Dock Gates, Liverpool; or at the Company Offices, rayi.: DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AI.D BRISTOL. . ; !kit:* ill SAIL WEEKLY (lir 30 a.m.jFriday Every Tu Every S ATHLETI From CLARENCE DOCK, otteutTeio.... LivraOw, From CUMBERLAND BASIN, BRISTOL Without calling at any intermediate port Cabin Fare, 12s. 6d.; Deck. ss. Return Tickets Ifor two voy ges, 17s for a si . - - .all 411,11 of time will be granted.... APP Iv , in Bristol, to Mr. Richari -I__. aent, and an ext Steamers' W )., (late CRAM, POWELL, & CO EMIGRATION TO NEW . ZEALAND On and after the 4th May, t<'\ JOSEPH NEWMAN, Es Q., lA, i-r 4 • (For sixteen years a resident in New Ze a l an d, and a member of the Provincial Council, Auck - land), will attend at his office, No. 10, DRUItY-131IILDINGS,--WATER-STREET,-LIVER POOL, to give information to parties interested in emigration to Auckland, and also GI ily D e ye O a R rs D e ERS OF for each adult over eighteen years of a each child ±il E ; over 'ORTY ACRE and twenty acr Tile parties eligible aie - airTc t Uftural labourers and servants, mechanics of various kinds, domestic servants (male and female) 'end farmers of small capital, or other parties able to- employ labour, or in any Way to advance the interests of the Colony. ADAMS'S BIBLE AND PRAYER BOOK ?.21i1 of NOY e oilier Re g i ll - 1316- river to explore - Kebrabasa, and see if cataracts. Leaving the' steamer, which current, at the beginning of Kebra- Makololo, we started on foot with with t welt' terribly rough. I nevcr 16i exh - - sted in all thy iat I was .st two days' march. After econd day seemed likewa ued, though travelling much \When small branches with 1, them - oti the ground, then our blanket over. The six' of us slept in a row, " " 1. One, night, under a huge bdebub, a are the fastest runners I ever saw—have a sort of fed therystufrover-theni.-At last we made a regular hunt and Caught the culprit, and sentenced him to be confined for life, ma phial of spirits. Next, one of the smallest monkeys I ever saw came amongst us, but, though we all made a dart at him, he Managed to escape. He was not so large as a rat—a pretty little fellow. Two days after eating the last of our (*oat flesh, which one who had not the of smell might call very tender,. Nye bad the good of a hippopotamus. The day after T— .(l we left him with four men and. pro le Makololo but two to cut patching one back with fortune to lied lip, in to t and leave umped up, watched wi liarinah Lawrenc Calaladen Castle Charleston ()ipiey (ss Boston paomits r araiso ag, 1)e . Crons Rotterdam riferbon Philadelphia Ghent Rio Janeiro topic at Cagliari, and sailed ,d cleared for Naples WAREHOUSE. BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, AND CHURCH. SERVICES, In every variety of size and style of binding, from Or Shilling to Three Guineas _ . The largest stock to select from Liverpool CHURCH-STREET, TuRRE D ELOW,PAILKKR.STREE If mountain, which the doctor has named 1g (Lucca of Portugal. After a toilsome we reached it, a tiger sprang on a group t in the village, and killed one and all the way is ,deep and narrow, with Ads, which a, powerful steamer could that march, one quite a new pair. it finish a pair of Hoppe's, and The two head Makololo here, told said to them there was the doctor:that some natives ler up ; othors told the half caste • Portu guese that there was no cataract. The doctor was rather restless that night, and said on rising, a little before five, a cataract furt two Makololo, and go to the end of it.' K—L wished to go with him, and the two set off with fiur Makololo. They had a worse march the last of it than we had. At a native village the people tried to dissuade them from s no path an elephant could, go; a go, not even an allig a to r ' could go.' so men consented to go as guides: It took )go half a mile in one place. At last )_ were knocked up, and one clever. them half a dal Makc; obliging fell I would wil T said to the doctor, can go_no farther fly o with you, but my feet are done, . . . • .ead meu tried ; hard- to induce him to t they concluded _he had gone wrong in At length the two, guides o.' The doctor sat still, and some interest whether they would take the ;s. Sou they came upon a who pointed out a way which led them in a little white to a spot erom Which they could see the cataract. It seemed about 30 feet 'high— )endicular—and the rocks risino- i Ann )C, not feet o K n either side of the river ks the river rises from 40 to 1C •• 10 feet in that region, there is az,ll a T is smoothcent.. •er remains full - - ivy L.) UV e. 4 wily with a Slooping fall of five feet; beloW it was quite looth when the doctor returned. However, we shall go to see next month " If the doct oes not return with the steamer from lsinore to Mara' vias GRAVESEND, Sept and Zi e; Vespe ney ; Ifong Kong QUEENSTOWN,ones, front Ida, St. Stephen's Havana; Dawn , C ronstadt ; Nantes, t Taganrog; Raug:ea s t Sept. . u, 27a.—; WilebroArrived.: Margaret dus, Terra Nova; J ess i e Atazagan ; Nana, Ibraila ; Haekon Adlst in, Odessa : Orient, Annandale, and Thomas English , Ibraila ; Su pemera, Mar. seilles ; Arab, Sulina. Wind , 5.5.., fine. ,DUBLIN S e pt. 27.—Arrived: Creole, from Cadiz ; T a bi ts, ) St. John, Wind, s., tine. BELFAST, Sept. 27.- -- Ar rivals, nil. Sailings, nil. Wind S. G REENOC K, Sept. 27.---Arrived : John and Rich ar d , f ro William Baii, Shidiac ; Gordon Reboy, Malag a; Kirty Timess Jersey . Sailed : Vasco de Gama, for Lisb on ; I sabella Demer ara. err, ; enl'vre our go l o a d m s, t p o ro ta v k is e io t r dikololo with sal :-e----sgn.and go to see it, and g e t ph o - MARITIME EXTR ACTS. e hi d m oc a to n r d t K old_me t o o n s m en o ci n t d l a vo (this vhs on the Tuesday prec e di ng ) ; I sent three y ' lies s e sT for th : v- Makololo with Mr. B on Saturda The met the The Mary and ( Louise, had put back to Shanghae of provisions, having had no dinner that day. I doctor returning, two days' journey from y. the ship, out The Tiber ss), from Corfu, has arrived at Mes . sina p under sail, having injured her shaft. thankful I did not wait till Monday. I saw plainly the doinehcl Premier, Trieslafdpristol, hence to Bombay, has been K a. Crew landed at S LIR on 'sl a 13 lil " reason the doctor said Monday was he did net like to The - Araminta, fr A oni sailed for Liverpool Aug. I°,l°,raifte3ri°:a at si niows Ba _y. ald. trouble us. But there is not a man among us whowould Navin o ,,,g topsides caUlke , . Agincourt, from Rangoon at Sim not most cheerfully have done far more than this for ___,,_ ~,,,,, leaky. " s BaS for Falmouth, felt kileboat ar d Mr tograms and sketc nim, and never dream of its being doctor works excessively hard himself. Prince Regent, from Hul mainmast sprung. ,r Aden, at Table Bay, with ...Bombay Neptune Barbadoes I Arabistan EMEIGN POETS. ItAbella : Dcrothy, from Const for Liverpool. Ellen Monii, haw. Danube ( Rita (ss), Allles.•11€ t Messina Gibraltar ad hero, hence at CaC ee at ercinsthAit. top, hence a' Marv, hence at Znyder Zee. Ariel, and Mantura, hence at Antwerp. Sarah Scott, from Aden - at Galle. Monlin, 'from Rangoon at Hong Kong: Euroelydin, hence at Madras. Nilicente, and Knight Errant, hence at Calcutta Aden, hence at Hong Kong - Choice, frOni Pits Liverpool g at Constantinople, and sailed for Mal'ia, from Taganrog at Constantinople, and sailed for Liverpool. Crimean (ss), hence at Naples, and left for Alexandria._ Elise, hence at Naples. Sagittaria, hence at Marseilles. Balaklava, from Rangoon at Calcutta. Conway, and Black Friar, from Bombay at Calcutta. Majestic, from Glasgow at Calcutta, Captain Cook, from Melbourne at Calcutta. ' Childe Harold, frorri Ardrossan at Madras. • Palmerston, from Neganatam at• Madras. Lnchautress, from Sunda - I'l'3d at Madras. Maldon, from Mauritius at Madras. Mary Woods, from Columbo at Madras. Rajasthan, from Mauritius at Mad ras . Carthage (s), from Japan at Singapore. Italian (ss), from :Bombay at Hong Kong. Kelso, Havelock, Griffin, and Eglantine, from London at Hong Kong. Mystery,- Eremont, Assyrian, Chieftain Shanghai. Sir John Moon .d Mencius, all at at Manila Prince Woronzoil; hence at Algoa Bay. Sardinian, from Akyab at Algoj Bay, and sailed for Queens town, August 6. Pioneer, from Bombay at Hong Kong. Early Morn, from London at Natal. Conflict, from Rangoon at Simon's Bay for I Royal VC"' • • zrom Algoa Bay at. Table Bap Flo;ty, rn e fm e .r , o from Ea s i t e h L a o h n o do e a n t a T t ahl e Bay. u n Alipore, from Foochoo for L(mul°- Queen Mab, he nce at Batavia Lord of the Isles. Table Bay I Of Sunda 'rorn London for Hong Kong, in the Strathmore, from London for Shanghai, in the Straits of Sunda. Ellas,-Tuck, hence for Shanghai, in the Straits the Crouch Brothers, from Clyde for Batavia, in Straits of Sunda. • Zebra, Bacchaote, Sea Serpent, and N ew M argaret, all from Foochoo for 'London, in the Straits of Sunda. p.• John- Wood; from Singapore for Liverpool, in the St ra i t i of Sunda. Raven, Manzanillo to Liverpool, in September 4. 22 N., lon. 76 W., 64 N., lon. 41 'W., Jessie, hence. in lat. 49 N., lon. 9 W., Ser Belcarrig, Bombay to London, in lat. September 7. Birkenhead, 30 W., Au Ili° Janeiro to St. J o h n ' s,,N.B., in lat. 16 S., lon. ;ust . - OIJTPORTS Bedoui Londo E near, Alcyab t o London • Pacific, Sunder han d to Ceylon ; F orerunner, London to Madras ; Chapman, Ham burg to Valparaiso; Ocean, Quebec to Sheerness; Ottowa, Quebec to London; -Harmino, Oporto, to ',mann • 1tc,..4.-1 ter Hooil, London to v 7: 27.—Arrived Seaton, rat ar, from Vivian ; Syd- Admiral, Singapore; Sc I ..lJLulgwn, r Gertrude, Calcutta; Kent, Mel- Sailed : Walter Hood, for Spy;. Caroline Agnes, Singapore