Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-13 00:00:00

SEPTEMBER 13, 1859 aiTISH . * NORTH AM ICAI ROYAL MAIL STRAM- NOTICI SHIPS. REDUCTION IN PASSAGE MONEY, The Passage Money to New York Chief C,';l; - n. i!eond Cabi Tweaty- , Pounds York die each and Upwards, ,s for cliff lected avid Nnierica, for I VI JUTISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS. APPOINTED BY THE ADMIRALTY To sail between ' LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK DIRECT, And be tty - _ - The Boston LIVERP OL AND 15l only CALLING at lIALIFAX, and her Majesty's M _ recei ce Passer C4ptatas, E. Judkins r i r ralSTA 8: le C. drFki e.A.. Etiltop.l lAT.;"3IA FURop -rl;&.SI.1, 'AFi_~ I ~ Mail Steamers to Halifax and Boston and to New oil iok . £3 per ton and 5 per cent. primage. CITY OF WASHIN eTTY OF MANCHI ;le KANGAROO z at Queenstown, Ir 3ALTNO: Of 'New ,3E MON sates it ‘444 „ btr of Sec ram !lat tai47; John L, Saturday Saturdak...Oct, Satuiday...Oct SaturdaS-...0ct, Saturda3'...Oct. Saturdai...Oct. 29 !sday...Au ,Wednesdai , ...Sept. 14 Wellne.fuay...Sept. 21 ',aauesday...Oct. J. Stewart c.kROO firth WASIIIN CITY OF BA .LTIMORI And each alter Calling at Queenst9wn IMOR} , ges in the Si ec FROM NEW VORE, dopatehes---delay about oat late Saturda sday, Oct at noon.. a New York the State Rooms,- all hairing t: !ompany's Stow- AFRICA AMERICA EITROrk Captai under-noted or other Vessels are appokt, From LIVERPOOL ,For New York For New York - • For Lblifax mid Bosto: For New York .._..For Halifax and 80, For New York From AMZRICA -From Boston "from New Ti FrAra N Frueu Dosto] From tags. ad Goods for New York are intended to be ,Ita the ju :tiou of the Custom- Chief strs2rooL TO 11A 'fwenty-t .IX ARD IiCtSION 'Seconde; TO '24111V YOE Chief Ca ud• Cabin :vo Pounds ,Sixteen Pounds, Twenty-six Pounds. e obtained onboard. am-ships have accommodation for a limited "Catlin Plawagen [lowed twenty cut personal luggage ; but the agents de not guarafitee to reserve room ure than that quantity, and they will be charged freight on '!_rsanal begga rs wken it exceeds half a ton measurement. are 11C t permitted to go on board by the steamer pzetrPrel'ent:lisurpobttment or Iliffieulty, passel,, aily informed that packagei of merchandise will Ifl to bt... shipped as - luggage, or with their luggage. tix oqle, , _ will be receiver:l,g the Office of the Agents here until ..Iktteb,cl;(..."—theyriday evenings Frevin— , rough the Post- will se receivea . k. a 4 Y ,111 lialifax, to Sir Samuel Cunard; . 13_a tin ti. s i .d l3l . Boston, to e V13 0 ,, a '', 41 6 G. Bates ; NeW York, to Bul. a urrie, 21, Quai d'OFleans ; a J. to Donald Currie, zro ad‘ , o n tr'ard des Italiens ; London mP , t 07.1: B, Foord 52, Old stre et ;street ; in Glasgow, to G. and J. Burns, 9, Bu'ehanan °t Liverpool to v,. ; C; MACIVER, 8, Water-street. start for New York direct on Satiirduy next, et The steitsv- - tender Sltr#l,r4x will ASiTe a ge, opposite the t'aihS; George'g o'cloek Morning, Willi the Pa!ss6 6, the ae te AS ,T iilstant tue Pier, ffilt day, =ere k: 'the gurlttn • Steamers between: . • LIVERPOOL, CONSTANTINOPLL, totk SMYRNA, (CALLING-AT MALTA- .8 4 :21 - r_SY/A. With liberty to call at any other Porth blip The undermentioned first-class `screw Steatners I'ALE I ''' . Capt.• Anderson. MELITS - Cat kSTINE Capt. Dobbins. IIECLA Capt. In'OLyul .... Capt. Martyn. MARATHON Capt. •A'`Arthi.U.• 1)4117 - US ...Capt. Hockl7. BALDEC Capt. Little , STR,; BOLI CUS Capt. J T: Cook.. R. Bell. BRIT. QUEEN.Capt. Harrison. Capt. Are • intended to be despatched - (with or without pilots), as follows: -PALESTINE Saturday September 17 Lcuiglan • . . 11 Cargo and passe ngers f or M a lt a , Sy r a, Constantinople, and a. Smyrna. -`"Kis received and shi —' ppeaaCeoTcling to priority of arrival at the Loading Berth, west side of Huskisson Dock. Bills ALL FREIGHTS MOST RE PAID IN LIVERPCOL. Of Lading must be at the office for signature the day '' l lous to sailing. 'event the possibility of all after discussion, it is re that shippers will send a person to the quay to see goods measured. Iv,. in the event of these. St ea mers being placed in quarantine s cf the above ports, the Goods will on avrtral of the reamer, b e required to be immediately taken away and trans •!,Prred t o an o ther ves sel or depot, to perform quarantine, at lhe expense and risk of the shippers or consignees. This also applies to passengers for these ports. Goods for any of the above-named Ports must have the place :of their destination distinctly marked on them, in letters of not leesiiiantworWeies, otherwise the Agents will notbeaccoun t 3 • IpperS Will plea's,- at rma, Furs „ ale along with e ac h cart load of goods, and describe i t on the contents o f th e packages. Fa- --ight or Passage (having superior accommodation for apply to G. and J. Brnxs, Glasgow; or here to `pAssextgers . BURNS and MACIVER,I, Rum 3rtiao. COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND SLIGO. *of- , rence, stal ;Hots prevented by an plendid and powerful itear. Li or wfthou' Captain 111‘Gol'a LIVERPOOL (Clarence Dock Basin 13... at 10 Goods or Stsck for the ally, to th s Harper, S: steamers will here or go; John Walker, 77&, Market- C. MACIVER and CO., 1, Rumford-street, Liverpool Srrtianb. COMMyNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES OF FREIGHT AUGUST, 1859. "Unless preveuteu uy :4iirence, the under-noted, or oth er s t eamers , are intended to sail (with or without pilots), be tween Liverpool ani Glasgow, with goods 1 -tOpi;_, and passengers, as under:— Xitit o ,. OSTIti& ) Captain 3 11 41 , —Riz a Steerage Passen g ers oni fiT • From Clarence Dock a) Captain Whi: , 1 Capt. Bryce. carrying Goods and September. 13... at 11 . -Tuesday lillitiii:,.....lvednes. ,SANGU ARD...SaturdaN .. „._l4Rlllill.......Wednesaay _AGUARD...Thursday •• ~.VANGUADR.-Tuesday • "44.RRIElt ..... WednesdaN pft-- . 27... at 11 a.m 28... at 11 a.m prfj t `J - Llges or s risl requested to take emu lAA 343 the ship is not responsible in any way fo: all kinds of vehicles shipped at their pro- horses f these vessels are uo t respon sible for loss or in , cattle, or live stock of any kind shipped by Powder vein not be carried by these vessels on any terms riol, and other hazardous arth 1 agreement artiel( afortis, y are responsi. for damage occa sioned by or to the s con tents of boxes and ack2.ges s i res pecfied in the Shipping note bef- CO" Fa (includino• T uras -- ta'n u e j .ble . under all" cir [quids must Kes contaimu t , gore shipment. e, ~ , --LA- steward's fee), 15s. Steerag b 5 Servants in Cabin' , full fare. Appy in Glasgow to G. and J. BURNS. Captain neon MAx, Exise-buildings .."--- VAA.ses., 77A, Market-street, Xtanenester '; or here, to C. MACIVER and CO 1, Rumford-street 9, Buehanan-strect sey v. 4. 7.1" 3 .8.-P ri rt CITY OF LA KANGAROO CITY OF WASHINGTON And each alter Rate Cabin 15 f Passage f ae-as, 17 pi Forward passage, guineas, including of Provigons, cooked send sered'up b: arAg, Acir e*Pt? offices, 15, Betrhil* Company's otfle - 41 , and Macey, 61, Frill 5, Place (Tie la - Boc Antwerp, to J. P. Ii and Co, S 3, Jamaica-s 1 Co., 2, North Bridge Dublin, to Cornelius CI Patent Fire Annihilators; ehed to each Steam :viable here, or New is per Pountl of the day be o John' G. Dalt, at the Co 'liilacielphia, to Jo'.lft G. Dal, 109, walnut-street i'ictor:a-street ; in Cork,. to , tinly 2:i09 to, in I.ondon, to . kives a Paris, t 3ule3 Decode , Havre; to Davidson and Co. ; in and Co. ; in Glasgow, t* , Thomson ef , ; in Edinburgh, to Thomson and Manchester, to George Sfoti to in Belfa s't, to Jolaii 31‘kee, 203, Foley ; in Queenstown, VItLISM I N'MAN, iltainzs South, 22, Water, ITION 73FgWEEN - IRELAND AND ANLEBIeSA. its Philadelphia Steam-ship Compah , -''s Steam-ship BELFAST. fa ; coarse provisibits.„ served ou' to C. and W. D. Seymot STEAM COMMUNI The Liverpool, New tort , 1,1 .C.l,ptain ILENN Is intended to Bail fror ich port she Rill leave Friday, th xis, per ton of "49 cu'; ,*,sake-Vowey : Cabin, 15 •by the Company's stewards. - • - For further partie.ulars apply, in Belfast, to IJOlnitligiee, at the Company's offiires, •103, Victoria-street ; in Qtreenstown, to C. and W. B. Seymour and Co.;and in Liaerpool,lx)- WILLIAIII INMAN, - d 62 and 63, Tower-buildings-South, 22, Water-street. MERCHANTS' LINE OF rAntta , 4. Regular. Line of Packets - • A o.,,''i i . • BETWEF,N LIVERPOOL AND BCISTOIsT. r i a Sailing from Liverpool punctually. °tithe ISt and 15th of each month. - - • L. _ MORNING STAR MONGOLIA J. F. CHAPMAN J. MORTON RUFUS CHOATE .Chapman Gilley LELTCOTHEA ' Gay - ' 1,900 D. L. CHOATE 'AP - Manus ' 1.100 The line has been established for the accommodatiOt - of shippers ; it' will be condhetecr on - the - principle — of - moderate , rates of freight, punctual despatch and prompt delivery , ' of iS I mi-unita at linctnri The; china ara • ail latrirtiv first class. and Commanded by men of experience and ability.—Apply to , TAYLOR, TIPPER, Sr RICHARDSON: For passage apply to SABEL & SEARLE, Waterloo-road. Agents in Boston : Messrs. Page, Richardson & Co. Austratin. NOTICE.—The "White Star" Clippers, comprising the largest, finest, and fastest Clippers in the world, will be despatched punctually at noon of the Ist and 20th of every month. "WHITE STAR" LINE OF BRITISH AND AUSTRALIAN EX-ROYAL MAIL PACKETS, Sailing from LIVERPOOL TO MELBOURNE 1 0 c.'r''.. s k On the Ist and 20th of every month ; and from MELBOURNE TO LIVERPOOL - ' On the Ist of every month. Passengers forwarded by Steamers to alI parts of Australia, Tasmania, &c., at through rates. - N. It. Kirby WHITE STAR ....Brown STAR OF THE EAST Clarke SHALIH AA- RED JACKET PRINCE OF THE S: BLUE JACKET MERMAID T. C. Kerr Gaggs _M. Gandy O'Halloran BSECIIWORTII CYCLONE HILTON WHITE STAR To sail. 0 Sept. 20 Oct. 20 PACKET OF THE / 4', A wal We, LIV.ERF( AND THE contract 185-9 5U:11731. ,x~,~'[ \ aIItANGF.3I ON TI STEA3I , KiIk C First-class powerful BOHEMIAN . . NORTH BRITON HUNGARIAN • NOVA ~ C,LNAI.)I,I,N NOR:TTI and MO HUNGA-MAN And every IN No'aft AM HUNGARIAN INDIAN.- . . NORTH BRITON And everrSaturdni hag 14 cubic' feet mentll be chars Wedaesda primlago Is. Pae arday, AO each, unless 44ippeci under spe hj eat to to CfCTEISI ncluclii :C,•EIGHTEEN .GUINEAS Provisions, but not Wines Cabin Passage Mot and FIFTEEN GUINEAS or Liquors. which can be RETURN TICKETS, at reduced rates, will be issued to Cabin Passengers available for any steamer betweenthis date and the close of the Sc. Lawrence navigation. including a pier Conipany of Canada, bills be graated in Liverpool fc • SEVEN GUINEAS, goods and pas iengers at very moderate through rates to- all the principal towns in- Canada. No Bill of Lading Will as sigma fora Less amount, than El is to Quebec or Montreal ; and Shippers will please observe that one stamped and one plain. copy of each Bill of Lading are required for the Captain.. All Parcels must be forwarded: through the British and All Letters for Consignees must pass•through the Poet-office. oneitvfil be received - at the Offiee of the•A'gents. FOrFreight or passage apply, in:Montreal, to Ednbondstone, es.: in Quebec. to • George Burns gymee and Co.; to Messrs. Montgomerie and Greenhorne, squate -- Londe 17, GrLechurch-street; or to ALLAN BROTHERS& CO Weaver-buildings ' Brunswick-street, Liverpool For steerage passage apply to Sabel and Searle; 12„ Water street, Liverpool. PARCELS for different consignees collected and mane up in , single packages addressed to one part for the purpose of evading the paw examination in Canada by the Ctistoms, 1 proper freight. Dr delivery in. rrlano - . ,e charged with th ) Melbour .ght or passag H. T. WILSON & CHAMBERS, 21, Water-street, Liverpool. rk of river craft and lighterage to be borne by th EMIGRATION TO NEW ZEALAND "WHITE STAR" LINE ZEALAND CLIP] r every Month, Mteori FRO "' LIVERPOOL TO NEW ZEALAND The clippers , is line consist of the largest, handsomest, nips afloat, including the "Red Jacket," Blue Jacket," "Tornado," "Mermaid," graph," and " Prince.of the Seas," many mployed in H. M. postal service, and are idity of their ,iassages. and the uniform .gers carried by them to Aus- sfaction given to the passe (Ma. FOR AUCKLAND AND WELLINGTON, Forwarding Passengers to Nelson, Otago, and Canterbitry. BLUE JACKET, Clarke TELEGRAPH, Davis 1,074 1,108, ail clipper .Oct. 10. a,z00......N0v. 10. despatched punctually on the 10th of Septeml one of which voyages she sighted the land in 67 sailed the enormous distance of 420 miles in one day Her captain, J. R. Brown, is one of the Most popular com manders in the passenger trade, and has received on his several voyages the most handsome and flattering testiaonials from his fellow-voyagers. Th• « Shalimar arrninmndatinn for a , larfte nunier dab, and of saloon passengers, for whose use a piano, library, bedding, linen, and all necessaries are provided; a multi cow ig tarried for passengers in this class. The fore cabin is a large and elegant apartment; specially suited for a select number on second cabin dietary.. The arrangements for seaond cabin, inteTmediafe; ati4 steerage passengers cannot be exvelled by any ship afloat: Passengers embark on the 9th of September. Saloon pa's'-' sengers at 10 a.m. on the morning of the 10th September. For all information respecting freight and passage ; also THE FREE LAND GRANTS of 40 acres and upwards, in the fine province of Aucklalid, New Zealand, list of agents. &c. ' refer to the owners, H. T. WILSON and CHAMBERS, 21, Water-street, Liverpool. TOSS" LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS Will be despatched on the FOR MELBOURNI k\ The Splendid Clipper Ship LADY HEAD, jrAditist.,l )th September. AND GEELONG A 1 at Lloyd's, nd coppo Is only twc 19 eil known in the A ian trade _for her'rapiCl fiirther Compa: JOHN K. it( - AMAIN- Passengers an ons, at 4 LIVERPOOLsaIoon 1 Ist class l and s a, Rand NTIiWAITI FARES D, Wate STEAM-SHIPS FOR FL] EVENING, .nd the La , ia FLEETWOOD) TO BELFAST allYmena, C a .for POr adorn, awn, Pcirtr sh; Lon THROUGH FARES BETWEEN ENNISKILLEN AND LIVERPOOL Cabin and Second-class Rai1...l 7s. 6d..... These rates do not include conveyanc e o gage between the Steam Packet Quay and Railway StatiOn at 275: Od For times of saili hard-bills or Guide rig of steame Books. and starting of t: STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN ' DUNDALK, NEWIIY, AND LIVERPocii FOUR TIMES EACH WEEK, The Dun EARL OF ERNE JoullWiltlAMS, ENTERPRISE . BERNARD JOHN - ETON I, j.. *4.N PRIDE OF ERIN HENRY BYRNE, ". , ~1,.. , , • ASAI&V IN DEPENDENCE —JOHN W ILLIAMS, - ~..f .; ....i.', ,- DESPATCH JOHN FARRELL, Are intended to sail as under : FROM LIVERPOOL TO DUNDALK; (Sailing from Colingwood Doak.) Wednesday September !4, at 10i p.m. Monday <st at es DEL?KIA rn ships. C:pt. R. Leitch Wednesday , Sept t side of the HuskissOn Dock. ERPOOL, NEW YORK & PHILA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S ikiti4ll YORK, James White I ARABIAN rain &Rocco George Kerr TORNADO And other celebrated Clipper Captain. Reg. Bur Thomas ...1443...42_ Kerr 9 360 .5000... s embark on the 19th .of September TWENTIETH SEPTEMBER F 0 R The spleridid Al A HILTON W. THOMAS, Command( 11 tons. Will be despate MELBOURN,E, stralian Clipper The Hil ast i D A 1 in tl NIBAI )HT R BATES, BTENTIOI The followi FLYING GYRN CAS FANNY FO :v.~. i A itt Amerira 10 DE JAN, .PPER VESS NORTHERN DAILY - TIMES. -ON Sing to I/Co CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM PACKET COMPANY, The vessels of the Company co: y Her Afajesty's Mails London Time; from Kingstown, 2.0 p.m. and r. 30 Dublin Time, or as soon after as the Mails are on board. _ FOR DUBLIN, The IRON DUKE, or other vessel of It • At k Company, sails from the Prince's Pierhead FOR KINGSTOWN, Every Monday and Wedmesday evening, Seven o'clock, and from KINGSTOWN on Tuesday and Saturda from th, Weduaeida' Thursday Monday Moßday From DUB eve' 1 EPIIYI "N OF THE ESE • . gritift gk„mrrica. '1 T RN ST f 5 OF A THE .G...VARTy trafr.ND, & C AND CANADA Government foi OCEAN lIPANY'S The - beaz I to take notice FmArds WALES ND CARY ART as may be require LIVEB • great Fla kpply-to 0, WAT Apt. A. ~~\ ~.. Leal"alg —To `Pat 115 s. ; Hen. 7s. 6rl. ; A ~ l k *lk k l / 4 \f ,ASEXIMMARO Moore and Co.,' In•a;n- , John Walker, 77A, Markel YS a CO., 14, Water.; The new power MARS..., and fast-s 31. VESTA C: Vain J. Co are intended to a CLARENCE DOCK arid Chif •?..•e apply, in Wate: may, ; or in Li .cotl xn . e Liverni SD AY, Returning Capt. KENNEDY, DAY, unless prevented any unto; • ininetually Saturday WATERFORD STEAM-SHIP QQI4IpAN D STEAM COMMUNICATION 131 POOL AND WATERFORD. ail from ancilurc 31auchc SteTrard's fee ), tho La die - s 7 Ca `n-' STEAM TO GREENOCK AND GLASGOW I The new S T • H WEEN tairßp9a . l_,eyt•ry Mowla,y,. Wednesday, ack and Glasgow, I Danzic FOREIGN PO uisiCbm ITung -Yu, from Japa: - Indian (ss), hence at SPOKEN. :en, in lat. 13 S., lon. 2.9 W. JRly 3 Calcutta to London, in lat. 14 N., lo: _ _ Eitrot, Arten, ,•om Rio - Janeiro, in lat. 1 S OUTPORTS, geist. 1. GR AVESEN D, *TS lt;kort , fi to Port I Pointe' Calcutta Stonu Could, Boni Elise 11Ying Cnstivise. Amelia, Tehmern ; Four Broders, Memel ; Laura Jenette, Tabago ; Maria 3.lanillo, Cadiz; Elizabeth, Cronstadt ; ochin Arden craig, C ; la A. Clarkliza aria lapid• Steam CommuniAation between ' Petersburg ; Kerg E e * l Gerrit, Riga; , Bp.antium, Cronstadt; Ja E maica : M For , LIVERPOOL AND RIlYb, est Oak, Port Phillip. Sailed Mary O'Brien, for New Or- From the Nem Landing-stage, Liverpool') leans; Clio, Demerara ; Renaex, Melbourne; Excelsoir Elie New, Powerful,. and, Fast-Sailing Iron Petersburg ; Hanover, Calcutta. Steamer LION. • JonN C REDUCED FARES. rIRa ,mmander, GREENOCK, Sept. 12.—Arrived Indian Queen, from New -York ;A. and Fulton, St. John's, N. 8.; Mazalan, Ha vana . i l ii t h - lN y Ti l s: i l e , r 7 A din ug g u - s sta t :r i c s , lo P ( l - I w m e ce at ' h s e D r oe rm k titt , Linivser): • Sailed: John Bell (ss), for Quebec. iOL. FT( RHYL, September. I• BELFAST, Sept- 12.---Arrived : Martha, from Ibrail ; Malo nais, .Loridon. ailed : Gleaner, Guesseppina, and Fri Fra ' tell, 'for Cardiff; Condor, Newcastle; Theodore, Neimer, put back with loss ofsails and leaky. This Day - 13 ...at: 730 a.m. This- Day_.....13...at Il 30 a.m. Wednesday 14... at 8 0 a.m. Wednesday...l4...at 1' @Noon "Duntmi; Sept- 12.--Arrived : Frederick William, from Thttrsday 15...at 0 a.m. Thursday .„15...at L °Noon Memel; Wanderer; Trinidad ; Quiver, Smyrna. Sailed : Tl , Friday 16 ..at •8' 30 a.m. Friday ....-.....16...at 12 30 , p.m. Ceres, for London.. • Saturday 17. .at 12 - °Soot, )fonday 130 pan. . KrNosrowN, Sept- 12.---Arrived The Victor, fro ' Milla, Memel. '—Saloon, is.; Fore-Cabin and Deck, 6d. MA4ITpi ,xTß,,tc~rs VALE OF CLWYD RAILWAY CALM :TT n• Sand. Chinsurah, orLondon, lost on 6as- Yietoroirreckpd at Sangor. Florida, Sansonette, . ARYL to DENBIGH...9 15 and 11 a.m., 5 30 and 8 30 p.m. Goods Train, carrying Passengers,...2 36 p.m. Pt. , Tr to RHYL...B 20 and 10 5 a.m., 345 and 7 p.m. Yr —sger; returned leaky or oarnagea, Goods .Train, . carrying Passengers... 3 45 p.m. F has put "back, having . 'experienced heavy T. apply to Messrs. NArixn, Sash, DAVIES, weather, and -making about ono inch or water per hour. Offices, the Foryd, or at No, 4, Water-street, CRONSTADT, Sept. 11.---A telegram from Wyburg states that ,ssns. GLADSTONE, OLDHAM, & Co, 26, the Lucifer, Schroeder, from Cronstadt to Liverpool, is on ~street, and W. CHAMBERS, the Hut, New Wall, Liver- - shore on Nirro, and is likely to be a total wreck. . )001. d The r Dean, from '^~- 1 ^ 'VP -. A New York linisbury, and Ciaxi y, for Madras, For Freight, & Ld Co., at their hyl ; or to Mr P k. wing sprung a leak in .eaten), a heav y REDUCED FARES mahogany. The Earl of Sefton of Liverpool, from Calcutta, has b een destroyed by fire at Rangoon. • . Quickest aid Cheapest Steam Communieation between LIVERPOOL The St. George's Steam Packet Company's fest RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE ge; Live Ind from Rhyl, punctually as under )01.. I FROM RHYI September l 7 30 a.m. This Day S 0 a.m. Wednesday 13... at 8 0 a.m. Thursday 16... at 8 30 a.m. Friday 13... at 11 30 a.m 14... at 12 'he meeting was - Steamer • • SEA KING, HUGH LEACH, Commander ' • or some other Of the Company's fast steamers, LANCASTER AND CARLISLE RAILWAY. —On Saturday Dmmodation far passengers,) a meeting of the shareholders in the Lancaster and st the Castle station. Lan. caster, for the purpose of transacting the ordinary business of the company, and also for considering a proposal made by the London and North-western Com pany to lease the line upon terms proposed, 8 per cent. per annum to be the minimum dividend. There was a full attendance of directors and shareholders. Mr. E. W. Hassel occupied the chain—Lancaster and Preston : 15... at 12 0 „ .16... at 12 30p.m .17... at 1 30p.m from Liverpool to Aberg s, apply at the Company's Office, No. DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND BRISTOL One of the new Screw Steam-ships, ATHLETE, AUGUSTA BASIN ANoon ) Mr. Richard Rowe, Steame EMENT IN GENTLEMEN'S RATS s since I pro- easy and comfortable I Bootle, April 20, 1859, 3 . SMPSOX, Hatters, Lew' Hat I have ever hid a F. H. FOWEL IMPR ---Yours truly This letter v SIMPSON, DEI2 S cottifollibly and firmly to th, Messrs. KINNEAR • GENTLEMEN,--. the Hat which I amtsoN Liverpool aion, one of the most comfortabl dueed ; and I beg to assure yo' Lend it to the public.---Yours N LIVERPOOL Victoria ; also princes and nincesses, dukes, Ls accompanied wait a present of . a very rie: g my testimony .g you that The improvement in the heathlinin; Ld 9, DALE-STREET, —Open from ten in until ten at nigkt. AllsOp's Wat-Tork. All the kings and queens, ftora and in- William the ConQueror down 6' Queen eminen statesmen, warriors, poets, ctirines Artianb. 'OOL AND splendid Iron S MOON'S CHANGES.-Y IrHEAD, Yesterday TERPOOL, . „ Surinam OFF TH. _San Francisco ; I .St. John, N.B. 1 C ucuien ..Calcu 5 - , N.S.W. 'orto Rico W.gipping Kew ArdenzTaig, Cccli ; Rt [Tsai to Leo i Carol -.6 kit, which iti moderate, apply, in Bombay; Prince! - 4.. , , • stadt ; Ocean AVre, T,OR, TIPPER,_& RICHARDSON, Water-steet, Catherine Mocuso*_Fiume; Guernsey ; Port Rey4l, Jamaie.. , Everard, Muckwash ; Bmily, Malmo Black Forest, Moulmein;: Amazon, 1 Good Intent, Riga ; and Eliia, Petersburg bay ; Petrel, Caen 1, Drobak Sophia; Ltibon ; Elphis i the compElny's offic( submitted for the shares to be conso] sanction was given to the proposed lease of the Kendal and Windermere line. The proposal to lease the Lan caster and Carlisle line, with the Lancaster and Preston and Kendal and Windermere lines, to the London and North-Western Company, moved by the chairman, was opposed_by Mr. Kynaston, who urged nine per cent. as the minim - am diviamid. was carried, there being The proposal to THE LEEDS MUI Corns He does not acol ; p its position in whit Beardow a Bradford year, he the oth v I was now formally not b .er detention .N AMERICAN S' er on " Lord Br ie will do ;essiou of t ormi misoner on the •emancb ,RY OP LORD 1320 fl*:"---" It is doubtful whet ind, at the present day, n sooner. An Journal of Educata is any man in Engl • people would obey this oeeumd about two real riots in London. On one o eee &wt. la. i f 41 ‘0 nnlirp mit.. of vio to*Varraa ham ham st a. 53 tl are you F- cried t ffect L IN COLIN farmer, of Saxilby, was 29th ultimo; wilfully murdered her male child Broomhead, surgeon, of Saxilby, said he atti f Miss Cat s Ete matt she had r said she vas uuw He then had his sus' )1 , had been, conti pus aroused a sum of £45 for jetted, and_propose4 motion having be it was los put to the meeting, N ten. Thereupon Mr. W that item, and the meetin,, Sibley der 11 wag I the field when watcl7. 34 1 hiti conduct a nti our •egpeciable position in present to hair ti,,, 3p. are very !cording to his own ad, if so; he must into a there horn the lista nee of Your old friend, Lord —At Lincoln, on CRIED MURDER NEAT. Friday, a girl named Sarah Ann Bellamy, aged seventeen, who had been engaged in the service of Mr. Capes, with having, on the in: the 30th of prison6r, at the request Al gust. lie asked her what N she replied that she had a pain in the back I h_ whilst in her last place nd had been takink sonic penny she was She also either about to ingly attempted to make an examination, but the pri soner resisted, and as ms one was in the room at the time he did not make any further attempt. On the fol lowing' Wednesday, however, he was convinced from her appearance that she had been delivered of, a child ;. and the police, who were ea/led in, found a dead male child in her box. When he drat saw the child, a thick cord, or tape, about two-thirds of an inch in which extended round the neck, excepting about an inch and a-half, was embedded- in the neck,' and all around the cord there was a very livid appearance. On Thursday, Mr. Broomhead, assisted by Mr. S. Lowe, of Lincoln, made a Post mortem examination► of the body_ He• accord- they gave it as their opinion that the chili, which was a remarkably fine one, was born alive.' The cause of death, they believed, was strangulation. Whilst in she admitted that t did not cry. She the custody of the poi the child was born aliN wrapped it up, and put it a examination of the evidence, the magistrates.committed her to Lincoln Castle, to take her trial at the next assizes on the charge of " Wilful murder." OPPOSITION TO CHURCH RATES, DEFEATED AT CAM DRIDGE.—A large meeting of the ratepayers was held in St. Edward's vestry on Friday morning at ten o'clock, for the purpose of making a church rate for the ensuing year. Mr. A. ,Deck, churchwarden, took the chair. Estimates of the probable expenditure were laid before the meeting, amounting to about £lOO, which included To this item Mr. Whiblev ob- the chairman presen On the le hand was h LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY at the Euston-squl Station The M nd Grea In concl reement for amalgamation between the Birt doth hereby approve North-' Wharf, Western Companies " That this meeti proposed agreement, and they hereby authori; :ors to carry ae same V counsel, of this company may be affixed, in ratification of the whole or any portion of such agreement, as the directors may think fit." Mr. Morgan proposed, as an amendment was s, ensued, during which, opinions against aural were expreSsed. A show •of hands was take. Chairman intimated, nOtwithstanding "the 'rnaj9rit ,e necessary, under the ac to take a pol luestion. A resolution for the working and use the line ©as carried by a majority of 33 to 17, and an adjournment .00k ;thee to Friday the 28th October.—A second meet- of proprietors ;vas then held, to whom wer utted an agreement for leasing the Laneaste lailway for a period of a till nd North-Westera. The Cl Mr. Morgaii the agreement be adopted.—. but expressed his convictio, that opposition to the directors was useless.—Other proprietors also obi p- The motion was put and carried by a in-' three to nineteen.—A poll was subsequently taken to , rity of fortv- affirm the resolution ,BERT LE DIXBI .ieal riot, only to be na yw apropos of the res. Jed. by SAILED . Martha Mills to be i frayed by voluntary si ration of tlie two hours, ho-wev only been able tc whelmning majority of fifty-s, mate. -The meeting then r 4d. in tin St. Edwa: Rater• it, and name and 1111 ME it was speedily claimed proper rewarc of two sow On Monday last a similar oi man named Bal street, when he , a shoemakerwas passir picked up a bcautifu its usual appeuciages the door o coved it tc ucl ou its its owner, a laav who v s a temporary it was restored to her duty as an honest man 3. Gorsuch, H irker-street, bes ,owed upon him - dur )port nit; to gnuolm and James Wv awl for the future the bush No. 7 schools a lieir. residences it round once a /Um A Perfum, pal patronage b teen years he IL avour, w He take that thQ late r Parker-street, under J. ( Seaforth, Waterloo, Urosoy nuytol rn, St. Helen's, Seacombe, Egr( icrhton. Birkenhead Parh,, Clatio G. maN consul on the pa-i,ement, oprposit; shall s the present 'ship ex- Is will be carried opf iciecl by the mites waited on as usual at Au experienced assistant will to the , following Even t .0 Lang honesty of restorers of mis: illustrations of rare eons. of life, whet e value of the prize tu im ore ininortant. A few weeks sorry we c :eh an ly took it struck out of the by ehven against he . e/ . cpi 7 theiV wad at )ticalal s very much man, 1' )rd, picked up a val fms for the finder.ly rrence took place. A down Broad- gold watch, with No. 7, 11y tn thank his traurt. STEAM CC)MMIJNicA,,N BETIVE • 41:41of \ LIVERPOOL AND RAVRE. ....,-- , Loading Ilerth, West Side j, t 1 ' BItITISII_O.UEENT N g sTllnvn- number of S, ~VItIGHT, KELSO, & CO WEEKLY gs West, Liverpool, EMIGRATION TO NEW ZEALAND, ...... a " Captainsfoll ilo;n1-1815:°11. JOSEPII NEWMAN, Es Q., a are intended antain c ook (For sixteen years a resident . in New Zealand, inonaavrilayeA, tl7,o9lit,rco,sndeapiirate.l,ttat°lB:: p (wit . h or ' 'land), will attend at his office, to Donald Curri e , - . ale, 21, Q to J. B. Foord, 5' ''° ll levard Burns 7 9 I Buil- (l ua' es uout p: STROMBOLI No. 10, D POOL, to g , Old-Broai:sti.:4l ; — in - Auckland, and also Grant co G. mu. - dan-street • in 'stanches - Runford-str r and twenty acres for o Jno. Walker, 47A, Market -street ;or here to for each adult over eighteen years of age , FREE LAND ORDERS OF FORTY ACRES BURNS and MACIVER, I; S hiPPers are required to send a shipping note with each child over five years of age. (male and female) rt-load of goods, and must describe on ;it the content:eo-i mechanics of various kinds, dom o e r s , The parties eligible are agricult t u ic ral ser l y tu ts rers and servants, Package s , :n b ct u fa , rm or ers a of an y sm w a a ll y to advance the interests of the Colony. capital, other parties able to employ Leaving Dundalk evc Alison' upwards world, v A.nsop's_cuoramic. s, of intense interest Leairing Newry eve Ld betweenWarrer Fares between Duni point and Liverpool:- and Deck, 3s Steward's Fee), lOs next do Liverpool Return The Company will not be responsible for loss or damage su been once t ,J ‘ rono time of sailing, —Robert magnificent and largest is„ - al_ M'Cracken, 2 Wm. M'Alas from five to twenty fee i'v"" I- observe - th - e miu Hanle, p me 7soly 44 1 A11s 0 0 p e Contradicter ~,atthetrance Merchants'-quay, Nwry, and warre" .n*, Steam-packet Quay, Dundalk; or JOHN CAHILL, 10, Water - street, Liverpool . proprietor, M. Wm. Allsop. sculpture galleries, containing 000 statues, selected from all par' is of the in height. Alisop's musical pro nw I,IIMIIIII 'nificent buildin g — k nown as the v Teutonic-hall, 'or b u t one to the County Court, Li me - street, and nearly opposite the Adelphi Hotel, and '' each; children under ten each. Mr. Alisop's exhibition has by the press c f Liverpool, L9ndon, NEWRY and pniegamatic frequenters of the - Ilambur It - would appear that in the ballet introduced moyen-age armour, and deliberately rested nee against the "wing," drew forth a pair of green des, wiped them with his handkerchief, placed them across his nose, and crossbar?: his arms, proceeded tinily to view_the dance Ind a This was perceived by sonic Trifle clamour arose, in the audience I midst of which M'dlle Casali retired, but the remained firm. The audience became perfectly infuri ated, and proceeded to such acts of violence that twenty of the ringleaders were seized, and punished next morn ng with fine and imprisonment. ;fdisease in ti He calls ';e:tion-1?-wt-hhe.estitni:eulhataiirve isprofieilintiges oofff:)1!-sf " Circassian Balm LS , . • and no other is g CincuLli Lune unless mad pooing-room, V)1, merchant,) o. 11, Castle-street, Liver 1859.—Sir,—In handing yoa the inelc Ind Shan Lim,lnt you tnat the partnership hitherto sut between myself and Mr. Gorsuch baA, al consent ..au for the future earTy on the rooms situate as above, where I trust I may be favoured N)thinz s h a ll be wanting on with your patron my ptirt to deserve Yot I to be, sir, your obedien mtidence.—l have the honour , ervant, James Wynes,