Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-03 00:00:00

52, 5 50, ,p 1 Bright 88 ; Nwth _ B 83 3 83 ditto Lee North- 43 ; ditto Yorl North S, ford, 5" Turlish 32, G, Great West tt ' Canai ditto Trunk:o 1 The arrival f specie announced this morning include the York, from Vew' torlc, iviti 35,0001.311 sOute,ls,oool. of whicir l is for . this Country, aua 20,000/. ;for Havre ; the Ceitlon, 4lex4;; andria, with.3ol. ; the Heather Bel'r, from Melteturne; qc ves South Eastern h 105. 110ETARY AND _COMMARCTAL . LIVERPOOL, Monday Erer The 'tendency of the Liverpool Cotton Marktt is still downward, and, with a small business to-day, sales have been made at a decline i t price of a a farthing per pound from the contations of Friday. The:business was confined to 4,009 bales, the whole of .- saich have been taken by the trade. The Liverpool Share Market has been rather more steady to-day, but great weat of confidence. still prevails, and prices are, for the most writ, nominal. The transactials were as fa-flows C 72 1 -, ; Lancashire And. Yorkshire,'BBl c, Bf.; L. 8G c, 86, 83, 854, 85 1; London and. North Wester' , 8 7, 8 3 c% 85, 851- ; Ditto one eighth. siares, 2 (I,:i M;(lhind, 95,1; 9 94'. 94, 64 1 , 94 1 ; Smith Buffalo 14 tel, 18' .eat'We 5-16 f 18 Hurc tern of thee - maaet N sales prey . Llnc London mill at -lower .points than at---6.3 - 1,1 The - Rah ht P shire . a g5l, 85 erns, n t, IS 1-10. v-)prlcel, were And Yorks litir aid and 111, Cale- stern Counties, 101 86 ; Great them :iftd :Stock, :93' "Stanrashire, 4 2, 83 al Stock 18 1 1, 42 0 7. ; elle-eighth share Sheffield Nort - ; Dutch .RI ern'of Canada; 14, 1.4. I; Great, Luxor/010w ; Ent, 51 . ; Lancoshire Loollo)ilitricl North h Midland ; 69, South Eastern ish, Neiv d ; ' Great Shares, '6, Grind 21,1.2 Do Stcick out a hack btert 03+ The LOndsmi to-day 124. pi AfaliiaaN to In tons,(?qn9p. Elnd 7 holders quarter a rzk,of C to the recent failure a, a corr 1 to thd ct that have filed lo)vrt in Liv commercial morality -in rtu•(v gravy ores Id-ifs iffon, arils Oil& fins befn zC the _reverie shriuld have hearrl Market has been very - e1 - s-keit d f wheat aemantl6d from- 194. o e prices :paid n own, and 10s. for fore ?,xlath-lpitant demand, very liftie Figur and all other artiCles eve helki for reatly advanced rate on on StoCR under -- tt stron still no dignos inarkct continues to lahonr of excitement, and there-is' of Saturdav, irnprOved tq<ards quotations • mid-day to a considerable extent,•hilt sut .q tien tly recaps o the ,ppening. Tlota tions, itn- tiftln i proved before the closing the best7roitit of • the /clay I Ne final'elosin; prices 'Cools for Money and for Publi Account, Securities; were ,os oat Tim '2ll, '220; Ex.c-hkuer l!slls:Lat ge and Small, 18;25 pm The I Inimi Shire Mar i has Ilieeß iqiet all day, and few t ran iacf iiirCed, but there was - a less gloomy feeling than: for the past two or three days. The closing prices were as fol. Preference, 98 161) stnre. 84. Easteni Counti Etlinbu East Lar 1 and Great _Western ditto L4fictt Yorkshire, North-Mte ditto Fours, la, 131, 14 making a total recgipt-of_ 20,246/, The Celt has also arrived from. the: Cape of Good Ijore, with one box of specie, value unknown. —The-AvOn -arrived at Lisbon on the Ist-instant with 68,000/. in sn In diamox aUs o en routes from the s to lAA Froth Sydn River. are also retioried .Raglin ; the tord unsettlectbiit lei the Fil )nsoli G. Two more failur log firm of Wol 1 exten cransie -4 ,11 Y tre at 47s Of llrimstoA and £8 85s, '9 nilt~.l7QA Hob 24.- olitiVard pdsga April 13, 15 15 E., awl all the nvmniak +er to per cent. bead tifftif on Mans- off the Dmiand firms tvhili have failed are expected to pay in full for money active, hnt not pressing. £42,000 in gold 4iti for the. Continent, Bank to-da . _ Saturday Erehing. in responding to the demand of investmient, y maintained. During the month ending to r Consuls 'has been nearly,? —Times C4.4-11:c74..§74tter4 iecl 6. per cell ;iispensiOri - -hits I Co , of Berlin drawn from t sCity Article A r& was not tiio' i dzJ~~'ce t,tiN'TINENTAL FAILURES announced of t hitherto iii ao The Time and many pected ina 3 p at 61, being 4,per cent. belor the lowist price the Inans:f ae heavy Calcut Ai A IL liqixecint Southampton on-Sunday ---_- - I;TV Eitr 0 0 i PRODUCE ~MARKET, CllOnlal bags g 4/64 6th farther dons in - 'lll6la impv?vef! 5-pringtierr ace of•2d 1 a very E beeik do: )f . (51 to is lie asps Necransi 9~ Fi ~. Olds 6d, Laromip. and for hA4P,i )on, chi( at lls to lls 6d, inc cargo at 118 only, 10 tom ebony at ±':9 31s to per cwt fer'P( hands at 15; to 48s per cwt 70 tons repor pep tp for(tc casks Tartar coloarqd. lls 6d to 13s, 7 c; 6 Cf qttktaP In Dyel mons. considerable failure is reported from Vie lINCH LOAN. - The Daily Hews says it is ex -21,000,000 will be offe ed cent s'ock, . Tine sales in Sugar are: eonfnied to 200, Delnirara at 44s Gil, 500 mats 7 Nlanritilts.at and 200 bigs dittes at 41s per cwt. " Nothing The delnatid for 1? - iiin n has greatly have changed hand 1. We have again ad ; the rom 8s 6, Of Ashes, 150 b 100 ton, 3(1 to I 'trate of Soda [llOO bag of I refraction 122 s 6 2s 6d for good second: white , Argol, for cream, ListrOn pinl 250 -bafrs Sumac at Gambier at 16s 9d, 1 ton of e Galt. at 92s 6d. t. in town oasis stir DO barrels ooranaor, 4 g 7; - ,54 Axtrrels zSp re active itentand .119 s „-n , the^itkit; and 1;660 •bnl of Turpoilini -J 2_ 26137-bal ppeared fp• , itn advaneeon previaus.saJ.efi,of reported at /18 to £2 aln Iligiker. • ...L.tasei.ir realisA 61i -per cirtatter,"' WC lfa,ve likkovi3l to ET li s h, wake; at xg', l) , ;s 4 2(i'pet fib. foy "Ale.. • ' per ton, bats Bo beldlar and it is now tice 200 tons ;-avi . . , • Ttle"t4if6ll 'market 6ontinues very quiet, 'a nL i w i t h extreglEgY lit/T.461x _offering*, prices are tilibut 1(1 p.n. lb. lower tliattqlit fijitrt_ f : v.ptuint 181 d to,:10 ,Sr!at,- (stl to ' " .^ t) °bales traae. . a _ are repuruN 4ARKgx.- - Nr, Inw eriso in Ihe'supply. .of beef to-d a y e a „,;(, quite autaothatian in!the'tr4e, and;• with:a decline in prie4` of 20s to 1(4 were 'left unsold than at ali N i rnarkathi.3,season. Sheep were lc'to 2s a-head lower than of biit all sold. > I,adhsArather dearer. cA7 I .! . April 25.---4 three "masted screw-,,reamer;' schooner ricaated,zsoitnyt3rdo,,vtite sides'aud black bulwarks ; . bound east. off, Anorpilel.—p..Ai.l.l,, codeoleyb, ._ .. ~.f ot . ' sirnals), screstearner, COIF Ar k Riet'V 2. - • Pril '2'9 , -:.E.• - • t ( . Lo. Do ... , ...—MAY .:.1 : _ -.BI)!CIab.TOMOu sliip), bound eastward, in T lat .All'ettletei'de'rirer'since la.St Monday. Wheat alionf lOs 49 Oi:) ,10n7 . 10. to 12s per quarter ; maize about 2s to 3s; barley, 4s : Apr il 3O __Tranmniib les li w(scobsteeoufeur,oW a t d. lires), bound to flour 83 0 les per sack; beans, 53 per quarter; peas, 10s Liverpool, twenty t 9s to 9 pet ciaait• - ; iatrts, ,as to 4s. Floating grain:: Sellers do , not name apriee LONMY PRODUCE MARKET.---MAT 2. Sugar and Cit;fce; qniet. Tea, ,flat; 'sellers desirous of selling at present rates ; common Congon - ls 2d. Rice. ar,lnin dearer owing to a rise of les in Corn Market since MOnday last. - Rum, steffily. ShitlicitlC,Mtrn, but business doing net extensive BOROUGH 1101! AIIRKET.-MAir 2 Nearly all new hops are still in fair request at wry full Yearlid%s' *quite as dear as rast week. In old . parcels only a limited bu;imess doing. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.7-‘llAt 1 The supplies of beasts and sheep were moderately good, tooth as. to_uutUtieisland.quality: t)flainbs, halves and pig's, rather limited. Generally speaking 4; trade ruled inactive Mamday's c11•••:Incy. ileef, 2s 4d to 4s .I.od 53 S lod to 54 6 , 1; anti :x 5s 40.- tQ 6g: 4d ; vcal, 1N) 43 2d.-per 81bs. Totai e. • supply : foreign_ 130; - shmp and lambs, 21;5 , 4), foreizn ; calves, British 936, ;foreign 59 LONDON TALLOW 111ARKET--39AT 2. he market is ouiet to-day at 584, on the-spot 575-6 L9N.D.O . N'Aroi lminill t- • to 9t7 st three months NIARKET, .—Mey prices " were almoi ml were afterwa-rds Ist'less i Shares nearly suspended, - and - N , )thing , iToing- in French Shares. Igan Elia, 5. ne . cv:s . CORK CORN MAI9SET,-- 3f A.Y 2. Barley, t 3 31 to 1.4. 31 ; oats. 12s 61 to 'lss 63 'GLASGOW IRON TARICET -MAY 2 - warrants, makers' iron., and ;HIPPING INTELLIGENCE. lIIutI W.ll Even. Height 11 M T 8 3 ARRIVD. Boston De Cap() Dunkirk . . Mobile Caroline-Susnnne Danzig N'ew York Charnp'n of the Seaslr bourne . . Lisbon Carotin( 'rankT.,r Sarah Wafson .. Alexandria I Clara A Faval Fruderi T IC Co,-, Dautzic Nlfre 1 Maria Dantzic Hamburgh Dunkin; ,tlexandria j Richard -13ro*R. SAILED Ocean Guide Desmaliap;:on Camden Quebec Flora: latanzas .elbpurne A , cadia (ss) F ;sepenthe ....Constantinople jonstantinople I Tomas Joaquim..l3avannah, E Island Kuirachee Alexandria Kingfisher .. MARITIM} QUF.`,ENS' CUR St Cast EXTRACTS NTN, Igay steainsLip .llope,, from Ca on the 15th ult:, fur . Liverpool, put in morning, short of coals llTExroun, April 30.-LSeveral Of the dead bodies from :e_Pornona have been washed ashore, also a few planks, genp:er nticelto was seen on fire i..W. pas, after being The Looshtank is disc barging Lisß•is, (no date):—The Mersey has.arriveiVitna leaves April 30 thy •the Brazil The Biilston, from Liverpool Bnlnhay,..has.enter The Carthasrem of Liierpoiil, is on shore at out April cannot write even toleral3l( Well, I thank master into the barg " writing tolerably I Jones" and except, invitat " bottl servant 4G, Salistim P.S Iments about En-i 1 gush, I:re:A, 27th and an TATTERSALL'::- April, 1359 YESTERDAY Iz::'11'IRG 1 be Dm), T.J T ‘2,31 Mr. "T. MASON JONES " AND HIS "BOTTIE- HOLDER." - -- • TO THE EDITOR OP THE NOETRERN TIMES. individual who. abets .a.slanderer on the dead, will net be charY of impotent abwie of the living: The " bottle-holder " " Masmi Jones.q, finding 'his champion .knocked out, of .tirrie; in his febrile attack ors,the memory of O'Connell, imagines he can wreak his fatuous 'bile on me, by whining in vective. One thing proved by the bursting of :the gall-bag of this "second." of " r T. Mason Jones," that is, I. have "stun , * both to the (pick in a few short sentences . ; and, notwithstanding the " bounce! of the hooded Erin-go-l3ragh,'?. neither. he nor his PrincipaLdare - 'come out front behind the sable pill which .vicils.,them at present. Everyone" knows' the abhorrence in . which the writer of an anonymous letter is:held. The person who, is afraid attach. his name to 'what ho • ...writes, is in a moral. .point of view, as an assassin .in the dark. If .‘.Eriu-go-liragir_"i : after-this gentle • hint, hides his. name and address behind a masked, -battery-, let the I.4eldjudge of him-,_, if he -lacks the courage to avow himsel4. after this. challenge, let tlf9 blot . retrrain indelible on I head, when all, who run may read "Coward' and. " Slandercr." He thinks by personal abuse of me, he is defending "Jones; " but when we see a person boiling •°ter "With rage, no surer sign can be of gangrene of the cause he - espouses, Once for all, I pass as unworthy,.eve - A Of contenipt, the attack he makes'on me, but will give him the benefit of the following paragraph—the last in hiS letter, which indeed is the acme of his ,abuse of me, and the pin nacle of his eulogium on the ." great young Irish orator." He says,— • . I haVe one observation more, and I have done. Mr. Redmond' pronoUnces, with authority, that Mr. Mason Jones is only a, middliAg orator." Ido not suppose Alr. - Jones will be crushed by the verdict of so distinguished a critic leaSt, the ptiblie will beli.eve.th it a gentleman who nor spell grammatically, rits of an orator. 1. my old school in, that I am not capable cf and I shall certainly never, I trust, be gUilty of " speilinuipirnonatically ! " But I. forgive . , poor " F.rin-go-.Bragh,"--who is of course only a "• mere Irishman," and who -evidently . 4as not yet_ learned to- spell his own name in the vernacular. Ife will no doubt bite the file, ". when I tell him that, according to "Cocker" (!) that spelling is Called " orthooTaplif," - and not " grammar, and - that When he spells Is tant}e next time, let it be Brach ; and this is the " gentle man" who -Writes about " tolerable " and " glitninatical spelling !" He Says he is: a Roman Catholic. Is he ! The .dog:nas of that religion tell him Ire insist no traditce the • living,.nor belie tl - 0 dead; and as, in cim human law; all WecessUyjes ate equally liable to be ,punished with the chief perpe— trator of an offence, se, in a moral point of vim, is'he who assists to tradUce his neighbour, whether that neighbour be living or dead. -So much . for " Thin go..Bragh 7 s-". Catholicity I With the Other portithiS of the anonymous letter, I do not chose to deal, as the mind of the writer is tOlerably wakventilated in them—mean n es,s- hypocriey ; end- mendacitf, being the Tria Jipet,•z i:t Thii), that" he - uses support " AhnOn rave done with this !mitts-- mask; if herefiises this judge betweetx the - hooded Jason Janes," and your Obedient DMOND Has Erin-go-Bragh" ever . : heard of thd ofs9me co I, soles to 14Ir; Jones's arolt4 te GYinleaulwar? S.ltt: SPORTING INTELLIGENCE; -11 t g - g agst Lea inington - (t),; 12 to I 'tifist ; , ; 14 to 1:1.2;5t Polestar (t) ; 22 to 1 agst 5 to 1 asst Queeifito . u . ti (t)'; 25 to 1 ,ag4, ster %got (0 - 4q to 1 agst seen town, Underhand, Mnster, ."^.4hel, Defender, and Belle, the Factory, flavour of the Leaf. GOLDEN SHAG, VIRGINIA BIRD EYE, LATAKIA, HAVANA, CUT CAVENDISH, dal AMUSeIIICIAS. {THEATRE IWYAL, WILLI I -A- Mit 'AND 'MRS: fiucceosfa EW :LVE Being theft `final pi On TileselaT William, ; Ai! TTIE Barney - I' N he wilts'n g Bobbia Arou of "My Mary Ann MODEiTY. Pat, P Mr. ainev Wii lining, in wh el Prices iif Admissicin ; 25.; Gallery; is. rte" Positively the HARRY ]3ULENO'S TR \)!JP Froiai the Theatre-•Royal;,,Drtir3'-P I The Brothers WILLIAM, G EOM; Admission Gallery, 6ct Pit, is. Side Boxes, 2s. ed econd Price—Drcis,Boxe ON THURSDAY EN BEST, ADMISSION:. SIXPENCE T WEEK' N D THE ;LAS D A :. I- "THE TEMPTATION' ' ON VIEW -AT • O len And in the,-fr--°P, nuiFe Wl' THE.'NORTtIERN TIMEg,, TUESDAY, = MAC' } `- , 3, 1859. C o PE , S"? A C - K E T TOBACCO SIXPENNY LEADF9IL PACKETS Bearing the Signature of COPE BROTHERS and CO., LORD NELSON-STREET. ' - first appearance this season - - ONMONDAY, TILE 9TII OF. MAY Tim libori C] AND YANK} cy, Mrs. :13a .And a VAI reiioe• O'Grad: s. Barney Will,iains firg eminent Arti:tes - MR and MRS. HAitRY BOLENO, SIGNOR J. MILANO,_ MONS. DEULIN, entitle Doors op , mea at Half-past Six, and the Performane At Seven o'clock 'precisely. cominene ; Pit, Is. 6d ones, ls. 6d Q T. GEORGE'S HILL.-- L) PERFORMANCE ON THE• GRAD ORGAN, BY 'ENING, sra MAY, 1859. Overture—" Le - Fidele Berger" 'The Mermaid's S'oric. (Oberon) _ B.eminiscenees of the opera.—" Seiiramide :" / i Including -the Choral March. of Priests, "f.rgi „ a , s , m , ' .oraai ;7.the Air ; " Bel ' ragio hisinghicro," and - - 7 ' ' 'the Final Chorus, " Vieni Arsaee" Andante 111aestoso chiederohne w Organ Concerto: No. 6) To Continence at Eight o'clock An. An thi .WEBELt 'orte), book 5, No.S ME:routssoux HANDEL. The Concert lasts One Hour PRINCIPAL VOCALISTA MISS HILLS, MISS CLARA HILLS, MR. ARMSTRONG. SOLO Pwso -FORTE—MR CHARLES HALM Ur. TII(YMAs will also be assisted by his "EUPHONIC BAND." - AdCOMPANIST.—MR. PERO IVA L, E ."- &-"TIIE LITERPOOL•ACADEMY'S EXHIBITION ROOMS, • - • bLD 'PbST4)PPICE-PLACE. osion Sixpence. Idmigsi,i IT reepenco, atnalactureci ley a pateat proem% 'which preserves the nature Can be had at the Tobacconists in town and ; or wholesale MSON-SQUARE.- EY WILLIAMS, of the 'KISH SOY and YANKEE GIRL, vellmol. has invariably been so eminently ve, are Engaged for Positively ICTIG EITS ONLY and will make their !Os Monday, --BORN .TO GOOD LUCK. Paddy ri'llafferty . Mr. Barney Williams. • In which he will sing "The Flaming O'Elannigans," and dance an • . Irinla Jig. IN AND OUT' OF PLACE. Lefty Paddy O'Rourke' :.Mrs. Barney Williams ! I Midemoiselle Adelaide • MN...Barney Williams I I Mynhear you Grqn.zb,rgergen ... Mrs. Barney Williams I I I Jeminia Sacearapptx " "" • • Mrs: 'Barney Williams'' ' • . BARNEY THE BARON. Barney VrOole- ' And a. FARCE., Mr. Barney CUS FOILS UN Barnev Barney NNif- Willinn's;'Mad'lle. Adelaide; Mrs Barney LATEST On AND 'OUT OF PLAC li a ins ; Paddy t Rourke, Mrs. Barney Mrs: Barziey Williams; Mons. Von Wiliam, ; Jemima Saccarapper, M' FROM NEW YORK. Phil Mulligan, Mr. 11.:iney Williams (Witt Vie 'song' " Tha Girls . of MaPow - ") '; Mrs. Sera/Anna Serena Sprout ; Mrs: Barney Williams; Mrs. Obadiah 'Painter. ,Bareey Wil liams, with a new so.ig called " Yankee Fhtins," And a FARCE:: On Trirsday,BOß,N TO .GOOB LUCK. 'Paddy 0 - Rafferty, Mr. B. Williams, in which he will - fling "The Flaming O'Flannigans," and dance:aa :Irish. :Jig. YANKEE COURTSHIP. Our Jemima, Mrs.,B.- Williams, in. Which she will sing the great song of ‘-‘-Incle peaderibY My," and &nice the "'Arkansas Traveller." TRISH . ASSURANCE AND YANKEE MODESTY: • Pat, Mr. B. Williams; Naney, 'firs: "B. Williains, in which she will sing "Bobbia Around:" And a F • ' • • On Fri lay — , 7 Por the Benefit of Mrs. Barney' illiams, The WHI fE IFJRSE OF THI P ItS. Gerald' Pepper; tr. B. Williams, with the'Soniof Pm a ranting roving blade. LAW: FO R. L A DIES, THE 1 - ki, PO ft. Terry O'Rourke_ (alias Dr. 03oole), Mr. Barney William. And aFA itCE. On gaturday, a Variety of Entertaininents, in which Mr. and Mrs Barney Wildalns.will appear. —Dress`Boxes, 45.; Civet. Bores, 3ii.; Pit, The. limt , oftice is now Open from 'Ten till Three o'Clock, for securing seats in tile Dress Circle 'and' taking Private Boxes, which' IBA:* ballad unde'r the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston. P 0 -Y A-1; 11' I , - T II E A T'R. E" GREAT eIIARLOTTE-STREtT: • PSOPrif!tOr' _ . 'Ma% W. It. CoriT-AND. ast Five Nizlits of OF PANTOMIMISTB consisting Of thd 3,1 c THEN ,Y TANNER, Tozether with a first-eIa,s.CORPS BALLET, Selee . e4 from .tte•Thea t res Royal: Carent-traraen itritt-.Drurf-land The Entertainments consist :of . new !COMIC , BALLETS, OIIARA CT E RIST i 0 DIVERTISEM EN T b,.. -.... MAR'PLE . GROITPINGs : a'So W. 'Tanner% Troupe 6f ingnly 1 Tit LINED DOGS. which -bad 'the honour , of performing before Ilei•::Majeity-, at Windsor Castle, by. SpeeialeinimintL ' " In addition to these- attriOtive novelties, Popular DRAMAS will be represunted by the -13 , 1tAkA'FIC. cQMPANY, - forming a ConibinatibliDf Varied Amusements exPressl4 a‘lapted for 1..;,••••-c , • . 44Z e;T•lit , ;'-hasTElt - HOLIDAYS"! , " 1 THIS EVENING, (TUESDAY.), ,THEi 3rD INSTANT, And on Wedne,, , ny,,and ThursdaY next, the Cr me d y o f 1 1 SWEET ILE ART : AN.D WIVES. Admiral Franklin.. • .. - . ...., .11tr. W. Cooper Eugenia .• ~ •:.: ; Miss P , _irP , To be followed , by a Classical7Representati RAPHAEL'S D REAM. ! . - Personified by H. Bo eno. • After which, the Brothers TANNER; with the Troupe of PERFORMING DOGS, Pronounced the most wonderful , 'ver Exhibited. . The Interlude of "NO." . • To conclude with, for the Firgt Time at any Theatre, an entire New Ballet, on ten and invented by 11. Bolt, . priate Mu.-ic, composed by J. IL Ttilly,'Esq., entmea 'I I-Ik QUEEN G i‘' MAY! - 1 . , _, • • On, THE BURGOHASTERAND 'FHEIMILKMAID. The 'Burgomaster . Mr. G. Tanner. • . :Groothop (his Factotum) . ~-.. Mr. ,W Tanner. ~. : Willhdin. (a Miller) .. Signor Milano. i Jean (o.l3laeloanith) Dame Gertrude . .. . ..... ......... Mr. 11. Tanner. Nannette (the Queen of . Ma, ) ... Madame Boleno. 1 On Friday. an entire Change in the Programme of the Pe mances, for the BENEFIT of H. BOLENO.. On . Saturday, a Variety of Entertainments,' !of the 'l.:ngagement of the Pantomimic Attie iWonderful Dtogs. ' ' - new 10, with and appro- `being the Last Night es, and the Troupe of The Box-ciflice is open from Ten to Three for securing Seats in the Dress. Circle and taking Private Boxei, which may be had under - the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston. . 71 N R.' -: EDAVARTY - W: THOMAS respectfully- apperris to vi the Musical Public of Liverpool for their ,support • on the iiCeaSloll,of his:TWO BENEFIT CONCE las; :whieb will take place On FRIDAY EVENING and SATURD Or 'AFTERNOON, the Gth and 7th May. inthe PHILHARMONIC-HAM - A Liverpool. Mr. THOMAS hopes that his , I•xertions in their behalf (the ill success of which, in .a pecuniary point of viclv, has placed him in circumstances of great difficulty) will induce his \ friends and. the pubic to give hint-their aid . in this endeavour, in some measure, to, retrieve himself. He gratefully acknowledges the kindness of the Committee of the Philharmonic. Society. - who have granted him the free use of the Philharmonic-ball, and of the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Society's Chorus, who have MoSt.handsomely volunt eere d , . their services.' CornPo - ser of " The - I,vre " the Duet from whieh,will be performed. Tickets may be obtained at the Office of the Philharmonic SOciety, Exchange-court, .Exchange-street East; and at Messrs. Mine arid Soli's, Church-street. Boxes, 28 6d ; Stalls and Gallery, ls Money taken at the doors. m 5 The Two magnificent . PAINTINGS, CLAUDE' ' MARIE PUBLTE, which hai , o been seen by upwattis Orono million persons within the last 20 months, are NOW OPEN FOR Tali' SEASON teclanit_effects 4 . 0 L 0" G I.C "A I. G A - R.. - 1) t N _.S , .- • - - Trg:RP(*L. lc:ens:A pursuant to Aetog Parliament, 6th and 7th Victoria. Le4.e, lOUS A'fKINS, 9Q, Welk tierby-road, _ , GALA DAYS—Every MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY. • The Lessee has great pleasure in :announcing to the subscribers and Patrons of this beautiful summer resort the opening' of the season 1859. During the winter every OM has been taken to prepare novelties, among which willbe found the stupendous Vole- _ _ _ M. 0 U- N T T - A , With entirely new and splendid dliorainie ankmagnificent The Lessee has been induced to pr oduce the-abo•e subject from the ever pleasing and splendid Firework effects:that can be intro dunid, and Which will, this season, take place with 'entirely new and beautiful features. _ • .PROFESSOR BUCK . 7 • has been engaged to - give (in the great Concert-hall) his new Entertainomut of Physical aa.l Natural Ma4ic, a /a Frikell, as performed befare Her Majesty the Queen. A GRAND CYCLORAMA OF OUR NATIVE LAND will also take place, introducing upwards - .of Sixty Scenes of Pcipair Places.if: ' • J; The BAND will again be under the able management.of Mr. Squire. Greenwood. All the most favourite Mut , ic has been pro-, cured, and every effort will be made to give all possible effect to, the Music 1 Entertainments. Admission, is ; Children, 6a; :unday admission (by Refresh ment Ticket), 6d. Terms of Subscliptiou, .l )s 6d ; Lady and Gentleman. 16s. ,Every additional member of the family, ss. Subscription Tickets May be had at the Gardens,: Al! 'improper characters will be strictly prohibited admission into the Gardens. CLAYTON IFALL; CLAYTON-SQUARE, FOR A SHORT TIME-ONLY. THIS EVENING, - And every Evening during the Week, And S'ATURDAY . MORNING,- - MAY 7, transhipped in the Brazil, to sail for Live: a Sines to Liverpool, has been wrecked on the coast of P A trato morning rtugal ies, off 111 Castle 8.30 thi Brazil,s at Lisbo. leveniug for Southampton , with £68,00Q in Bp 1,39,000 in diamonls.- . OITTPORTS frktA. May , ,2;—Afri,ied aid Pags - ed Tte , Eliza., from from Bombay ; An;tralia, Geelong to London ; Cambrian, .Jamaica ; • Anrora; LortiOn to Cape of Good Shuttl9, Loudon to Ironmaster, from Hermann Theodore, Acchangel; Dolplifii (s), Antwerp; A:oaion. (s),.Lisbon ; Matilda, Aalborg;. Arnthiesa, ExCelsior, St. Michaels ; Affiide, St. Vallery ; Malta, •Gottenberg ' • James, Memel; Maria, Gottenb e rg ; H ermann , Stralsund; Mercuo, Ghent. Sailed : Defiance,: fel., Calcutta . ; Sidney; - • • Gilniiltar (s); Cadiz. - GREENOCK, May 2.—Arrived . : - The.,Emeline, ,from _ Dunkirl KI:CGSTOWN May 2. —Arrived : The Eugene, from Nantes :fOr.GlasgoNV; Queen, Bayonne, for orders;• Aimley, Antwerp for tiverpO'ol ; Anna Maria, Miiratis for Dunifries.; Meika, iJaeoho, Dunkurque for Liverpool. The- Jannette, from Bruges - -; iNuget, lthoen ; John Watson, Nantes; . Loy Egljngton (s), 'London; Champion; Cadiz; Artene Maria, Ronal ; Cor inelins, Amsterdam; Adrienne, Nantes:., Sailed; Duke of :Coriwall; for Lon'don.- • FOREIGN PORTS. Europa (s), hence at New York, April 18. • A tabia (s), hence at Halifax, April 21. Indian (ss), from Ptirtlaia.at St. John,; N.B. - - John Parker, Calhoun, hence at- St. John, N. 8... Toulon ; Priridle ; New - England, Edge; Enoch Train, .ch • Enoch Talbot, Merriman ; and Esmeralda, York, all hence at New Orleans. Luna and Flora M•Donald;- hence at Baltimore. Charter (Yak, hence at Mobile, April 11. ... Florida, hence at Savannah, April 18. • W. V. Cox, Wilcox, hence et Cha r l es t on .. . C. A. - Stan - 11er, De Witt Clinton, - and Isaac Webb, all hence at New York. Trimountain, from Calcutta at -Boston: John' Benson, Benson, from New York at Holmes's-hole, for Liverpool - . ' - ' ,Sultan, Abbott, from New Orleans to Liverpool, put into Islew-York in distress, April 20. Thornton,. Collins, cleared at New York, April 13.; ..ac and It. lloftlerson, the 15th. Citllendr, and Mazeppa, cleared at Savannah for Liver- Pool, April 11. Mrcirna, IraTichestei aq 64'50 60, 62 ; Eti:LFINA; fnim W, n garch 2Gth, 6 . 0 miles March 31 • Valkoia ; Caledonia: (s), Haniburgh :s t6-Tea Governor Lan o o•don An;lo Cason, and Wasp, at Mobile for Liverpool, April 8. herman, at St. John, N na, Cambria, Susan Rinks, Cicero, Ellen Union, from Valparaiso for Liverpool, leaky at RiO Janeiro at Rio Janeiro for St. ITr•lena, leaky. ric, from Callao. for 'Queenstown at Rio Janeiro, nnie Scott, h Aina ;. Rosainond ; Eliza Killick ; and ..David Uarrison all hence at Tiahia. Luna and Thetis ; benCe at Pernambuco. Donna Teresa; from 'Rio Janeiro for the Channel, at Pernambuco, condemned. ... . •Artibia,i Porreit, froth -- Manila, and Patna, Rodgers ) froinCbina i l both - : at St. Helena. . " ' • :from Mauritius .Jeftsie Boyle , from Monlinain, and Allit... both ut SC Helena for Queenstown, Ethelh6l , ;:froni Coquimb6 at St.. Helena, for Swansea bell; Tl Dorado; and '_Margaret Connell; lidathe 1, vid,Rfo Hach( and to sail tor Liverpool Ist t Norl'al,' hence; Margaretha, from Clyde, and Rothesay, from Cuba.;. all at!Neixifoundland. Columbizie ; • Mimosa, and and sise ; all hence at Rio Janeiro, VESSELS' It,I 7 .PORTS, The 'Albanian Bates, arrived here from Gibraltar; -Rosa Carmen, in lat 36 44, lon 42 45 Vir, ,- - Exchange, from Trieste, in lat 43 0, lon April '13.---=An American barque; gall, bound eastward, in lat 43 20, .10n.35 15 E. ARril 13.—Martfia Uiles (brig),, in 1af.4259, - lon 15 30 E. :4;17'11 gd. XTthiee ,masted. screw-steinier f scboorier ri44.ed,.:9ne - of the - London boats 'bound west, off Cape di Gatte. S. in hei foretop - - flowing CIIEST.F3J3: .Cu'.- Royal Sovereign (t) Itaia Avis (t Bevis (f,) ;: 2519 1 Coroner (c). Leaniii) t ~;1 got, w,i:e backed at evens against the field INVENTION'. --Th i're is complain of with greater. truthful-' EXTRAORDINARY' 'AI*IS nothiti , ,r that.bousew thim the Inc ng of mime_ favourite piece of ylass, 'valuable china, or . earthertware. In hundreds of cases such thingscanna be m - afebed, and el,course cannot be mended. 3holitter want has been obviated by an extraordinary and effective invention, by Mr. Adsicead, of Derby Potteryoielr Derby. - It is a cement that may be said to - heal, in a per fect manner, all cracks and . breaks in the-articles spoken of , and not- only in these; but in marble, alabaster, &c. The benefit of 'this article need nbt be-dwelt:.on,, We have seen some of its effects at - our neighlour's, and the glass. that has been cemented by itis. stronger in that part than in any other. The article is very cheap, and no house can be long without it. agent for its sale . in Liverpool, and all interested Can judge for themselves by ,looking in at his es t a bliShment. _Agent for Liverpool, E. T. Hall, 23, South John-Street, Sold in bottles, .1s each, , l or sent free on receipt' of:sixteen postage stamps. None Ixre genuine, except bearing the signature, " 8.1.27 kNll PEHIODiUAL PRESS. ..11_ ASS, Conimittc —Peele's Coff House, Fleet-i ,reet, London, E.C, "That :ht , IT cise on PapOr as permanent :ic." - Regolutioti of the Honke of Coninron.g; Jar 'President 1, Ib5S ,n T. Milner Gibson, M.P. Lord Ashley, M.P. A. S: Ayrton, M.P. E. Ball, M.P. • . • Hon. F. G. F. Berkeley, M.l Adam Black, M.P. -- L. IL. Bland, M.P. (Q.C.) John Brieht;M.P. W. Brown, M.l'. Lord J. T. Brownc,,M.P. C. S. Butler, M.P. I. Butt, M.P. (LL.D.) C. Buxton, M.P. Hon C. 11. Bynn•, - M.P. J. Cheetham M.P." J. Clay, M.P. W. Coningham, M.P. Lord F. Couyngliam, M.P. C.'Cowan, M.P. W. Cox, M.P. J.. W. Cra-wford, J. Crook, M.P. Sir J. Duke, Bart., M.P. T. S. Duncombt, M.P. W. H. dykes, Sir 11. Elton, Bart., M.P. Lieut.,General Sir De Lacy Evans, M.P. J. C. Ewart, M.P. • W. Ew art, M.P. W. J. Fox, M.P. C. Gilpin H.P. Viscount Coderich, 8. Gliriiey, ALP It. I Ai,bary, 11. Ingrain, M.P. - W.ll. G. Langton, M.P, J. Locke, M.P. (Q.C.) W. A. Mackinnon, M.P. D. Nicoll, M.P., Sir J. Paxton, 14. P. a.'ea.se, M.P. M.P J. L. iticarciO, M.P. J: A. Boebuck, M.P. (Q.C.) Baron L. N. Rothschild, M.P W. Roupell, M.P. E. G.:Salisbury, M.P. IT. W. Schnoider, M.P. Scholeffeld, M.P. Sir J. N 11. Ihely, Bart Smith, U.P. Colonel W. IL Sykes, M.P. W. Tite, M.P. Colonel . C. K. J. Tynte, M.P. J. White, M.P. 11. W. Wickham, 3r.r.i W: Williams; M.P. W. Wood, M.P. J. Wy M.l'. Young', 31. P. Chairman of C ?ream —John Cassell Ifo s norar?j 1. Vizetelly Eankers.—The London tmiuster Bank. Temple Bar Ass istah J. ASSOCIATION 'nom.— The Itc FOR IRELAND. qal Irish Institution, Dublin ,sident. The Right lion, JOHN.D Vice-P4 ITZGERALD, M.P. Q.O J. Baglv'e' 'dy Greer, m.r e,t \i.P~ Col. S. J. Hatd F. Gre;rille,M.P. hell, jun.. M.?: evinge, Bart., 111.1' nn, M.P. irthy, G. Bowybr J. Brady, Lord 4. T. Brom J.P. (b.C.L.) P. (111.D.1 Capt. W. 11. Magan, Tc F. , Maguire, P. .I , l‘ll.luhint, M. Sir T. O'Brien, M.P, P.,o!Brien, The O'Donohue, ALP I. Butt, M.P. (LL.I F. A Oalcut, 'AI W. H. Cogan, 4.1.* Lord F. Ccrnvnghain M.P M. E. Corbotly, M Serjeant :T. 'Devoreux, M.P. M. Dunne, M.P. (Q.C.) .Hon. G. L. Proby, M.P J. - Ennis, M.P. -- F.W..., Russell, M.P: Capt. J. Esintmde, M.P.' C. Tottenham, M.P.., W. Fagan, M.P. • L. Waldron, M.P. C. S. Forteseup, M.P. -Col. H. White, M. P. 0. D. J. Grace M.P. ,. Chairman- of Conmit tee—Dr. John :Gray. __T - Treasurer—A, Thom. ,• , _.. ," ~ ilonorary Secretary -J. Cameron. Bankers —The Royalßank, Foster-place: • . lasistant;S'ecretary and 011eetor—T.,Nowlaa. .ASSOGIATIOX FOR ;SCOTLAND... s. Committee Robni.:-:75, Trintes-strert, Edinburgh. ; w • Pre.tillent, , • 3 7WkllrEll. BUCITANAN, MX, Trice Pre*lents. • • Ada - tit Bailie - Grieve, .Edinburgh. Sir David Brewster, Principal of .Charles Lawson, Chairman of the the on - I*c:7Shy of St, Andrew's E difiburgh - Chamber of Com. C. Coltin; M.P. meice, • ' . E. IL J. Craufurd,3l.2. Thdirias trt. Quincey, W. E wa kt;. !K.?. - -hrv. 0. Rogere(L.L.D.). Ewing; : Bailin Rus4e/ , Edinburgh. Councillor Pyle, Edinburgh. Col. W. IL•gykes, 141:P. Professor. Gitison. " Mairmasil of Caminsitiee William'Chambers. Baaktre-- The National Bank of 'Scotland, Edinburgh. TreaatOer and Secretary - J. Knox. 1 ,• AU cot:manic:at/on forte 114. .froiti I Inezln. Asgiatai 8h A9BO - iation to be addressed tretary anti Collector, Peale's Flat-straet, Undo% E.C. RICIIII 0 N-IPS EST*BLIBEMENT Is now - Replenished with all the New Style* ikiaterislll and Garments. 2. CHURCH-STREV,,T GLOVES. rfrt, CALF, DOGSKIN, LISLE, FREACII, &c., tra., In great, Variety, at It I C D'S, 2, CHURCH-STREET CIGARS " TWENTY PER CENT. LESS" THAN T HE usrAL JAMES STEEL AND Ca, 79, DUKE-STREET, LIERPO - OL • S. S. and Co. holding the gatent for the united Kingdom, and the only house in the trade allowed to y MANUFACTURE' CIGARS BY MACIIIN° can therefore supply dealers with 'the Brands . at "TWENTY PEI:. CENT. LESS!".. — the prices usually chirged. TERMS-CASII /NSA- lIUST N FOR TIKE HAY_DOCK ASFITON-IN-MACKERAELD, LANCASTIO;sor Two Miles from the Newton Bridge &cation on the droo l ' t i :LiTerpoot Pa , B „ s itAla HIS Mansion is delightfully situated in a inell ei dt - spot,' refilete with every comfort and leedrornodat i°ll l.oto r %. ing-extensive Gardens and , Pleatatre-Grounda, with Coll'e and Farrii attae - hed. - • - •" • .•-- ' opi‘ , "" The 'Medical arrangements are under the direction of 5 and resident surgeon, 'with the Application to the superintendent as abov. ,Ce of a - - PT• CI KNIPE CLEANERS,' , THE BEST AND CEPA? ' T Syf i f IcROWDEN AND GARROD'S .PATENT.,m'e 0 1 1 RUBBER ,KNIFE BOARDS, are the only gen"Thaq, So d at is 6d each, and upwards; in all.the first-class Ir00,0;,1%.0 shops in Liverpool. Manufactory—FALcoN-satvatr; Lorworketl4 Itia.:Spilrious'articles of a _similar.kincrbein)g in the„ n : r roall is necessary to observe that thuames of Crowden and .;! 110 11 1 , e i l on the boards, or you may get a Atorthlail imitation. - 7F721.n. so`' oRGtE & k:r AGENTS BY APPOINTMENTfiS S FOR THE SALE OF THE ORDNANCE - A Complete Stock kept on hand MAP, ATLAS, CHART, AND • GLOBE PTIBLISTIER CELEBRATED C°' lg.' 40. MILL-STTIEE' • WINE*_ Elt9 - 14 TH.E . CAPE •OF -GOOD P E 'ro ll9 .K.ND A. OILBEY'S SOUTH AFRIC 2O -sEERity, &d., &c., 20s..per doz.tirst Frol a . Two samples for 12 stamps. U.V. BRANDY Iss. per 0%70, W. 9ILIWT, Wine Importers And Distillers, ffiD. H 4, street; tondon; W.: 31, Upper 'Sackville-street; Du b m"kit' St. Andrew-square, Edinburgh. Medical reliorts rPne sent post-free ONLY f, LB O ` 06i AISTORT OF THE WO ARIN G Every Saturday,, in the NORTllliali a/WY ---------- bP -- CL AS ° A ITISTORY ' OF THE WORKING . • a PO- • t.l_ Every Satxrday- in tha Nora :.Elt..N DAIL r 'rms.!, Penny. , ~ .. .r ~ ._ • PROSPECTUb. , I ,llP' T HE LIVIERPOOL - . li.EF 0 113/ ' 1- ~, . CLUB' HOUSE, 17 ; CLAYTON-SQUARE' a i , - - - NOW PEN.' " ' '• ' ' tbe ehi The LivxarooL Roan CLUE O hag-been e stablished f ? r, do ti l' l ;pose of-disseminating politioal.knowledge, by Means °_,.%' 0 110,.1 LecturesdASetissions; and- otlipmvise ;, anti for .t "he ad'4, oo ol} enlightened Legislation ; Parliamentary, Municipal, and r ~ DEFINIT4 0131Fcrs. I.—To carry ou Y i the; Polies of Free Trade, and to re Sisl all attempts to'retme it. - -- - 2.—_-: o obtain an equitable system of Par.tuttent,Brld -Representation; - an 'extension-of the Buftl'age ;:-., i... .., protection to the •Elecior in the - indepeudeu te•- - cise of - the Franchise. . :dry • 3...—y6 promote the hon6stand enlightened adman- - tionof Loc 1 and - MtmimpaLaffairs, '• v h,ral i 4.—To act as the Organ - for the expression' 0, '-- ~nlO opinion. - 7 •• ....•' Tv- ~d, - - ~-”,- ”tP-J . _ . . ev OP') It is intended that the Mb shall be prodded with ::' u c j► .04 . and tublie Cuminiitde-..Nieetiiig` Roonic, together With; - &t i the accumnicidatiorr =as the' Council from - time - to - _tilne, Il e x til':„D/41 , • u , • ' ••• -nr .;..sew r!ee . ess4l7 for, the:corrW,nienee nr* - - Retort - her s' of Li~erpool•7nay be opther for . the discussion of al '/O —c00 0 ? 'retl nd c'J;if TAYLOR'S VINE HOTEL CONCERT HALL, QitEAT CHARLOTTE=STREEr; The Hall where Lau, GREATER, ATTRACTION terliolds it THAN - 'EVER Engagement of MR.: JIM MUNDY, The greatest Irish Comic Singer of the day. Also, DEAN, The extraordinary delineator of Fem'ale Character And MISS FANNY SHEPHERD, the pleasing Ballad Vocalist Immense success of MSS JULIA CLIFFORD, _ And D A 1r I D Serio-Cinnic Dialogt M R. T 0 31 BENNE T T, The unrivalled Comique. MISS TANCRED. The favourite Sentimental and Comic Vocalist. meeting assembled, and tb tion of two from each Wal HUGIIES N - B=U:R K Champion Clog Dancers. WINES, SPIRITS, ' &o• AnNtissloN PREF. adoided Select Compartments for Gentlemen, • p..A - R - TITE.N6N CONCERT GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET, LIVERPOOL Prolirietor HALL, MR. J. G. STOLL INCREASED: ATTRACTION FOR THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. • Engagement . of - • • T • he great Contortionist. M A D. A M E• L AU R.A N- Z A , SIG stitute a rallying point froin.whieli the Liberal party of each "ward during the i - anoti,, l% erein. . , „ sides OA , . t hin order to promote the expression of pUblic opini°',: ii , ofi posed to -hold Periodical Meetings of the members, to c" t ioto"bt more immediately connected with the various political' topics of the day, whether they be 113 t he , ,.. To of LiverP oel t ;0 the opportunity will be afibrded of publicly di§eussin g th e ; „ipitlf and the Representatives, whether Parliamtutary, I‘l llo ',7,jrci Parochial will have the - advantage and benefit of the c"'" 01mir tll e e opiniolis of their constituents. tile r t The entire absence, and consequent - loss of power, o f 0 0,4, 'individual communication. between the Electors, and tbe rt o 4 has been - long felt ; and the utter want of Organisation hns:strel) deprived the Liberal party of its real stiength, because lln't, e feci.tot has been allowedto remain unknown. These, and other.._,. 1 1 ,,,, is expepted the Council will afford easy means of rentedYlo,,lo tl,' advantages of such-an institution must be rtainifeSt to al l „,oPeTI an interest in public affairs, and Cannot fail to merit thc; '-', to stn' eo t, Lion and. support of the great b - ody"of - the Reformers of t- ,( - , e e,,r t. . On qUestions of a political and parliamentary -operation of the centralised, force of such an institutio n w . to ut , 9 . „ hoped;' be recognised as a great and powerful ausilin% DI LODGE, ,Reform Association already in existence, without in anY sv nature , 1 ,!,'i11, i t „:,, fering with its valuable labotirs and isefot,--- j o ntl Council of siltioliff _of the ClUb e P Fo ri h, WarcLs, P — .1 :I from th The Club will be registered under the Limited Liabtlir responsibility of members wilt be limited to the won übseriptiOns. • Prospectuses may be had, at temporary offices of the Club, - tb e et ;,,of , - , at e 'll O ion Id ilor,':.;- -- - DENTAL- SURGERY• &; , 3-134, DUKE-STREET, LivgArP°l" DIRECTLY OPPOVITE BERRY-I Mir 33, LUDGATELHILL, eirallo, REGENT-STREET Sid - GO D 0 ' ; of R I Are the Dental Establishme. • MESB R. S GA B The Old - G••A -Dentists. rf ;AL. Who continue to supply their improved SHAD:ED 3 111 ' toe d TEETII, with flexible- Gums and Palate which er e , tb!: without springs, wires, or any operation, and fir Q u 'i r . flexibility of the agent employed, pressure upon tbeg„ t oe: remaining teeth is entirely obviated • stumps arc re' n f t>" sound and useful in mastication • the materials ar c , - 01 11 1 best quality, the workmanship of the first order, Y e ip ` Ar t supplied at half the usual charge, by - Messrs. - Gat!r" saw are manufacturers of-every speciality ap• profession. ESTABLIMIEIi 1804.. ~rtaui~ 6 GABRIEL'S TREATISE ON THE LOSS OFT r a g°t Fully explains the system; may be had on a' sent on receipt of stamped envelope. 1, ,,* AMERICAN MINERAL TEETH, The best in Europe, warrant e d to ' re t a i n • their '- from Is. Gd. per tooth. - Sets, £4 45., DECAYED TEETH ole Effectually stopped with the Whit e . E nam el, a c le. Sueeedauium, prevents-further de— ncl toothe 1 .1,4 TITS O' TF act _ oo hard the.or" MESSRS. GARRIEL'S PREPA PERCHA ENAII TOOTHACHE. cavity .when perfcc EL,. for atoppimg to4'Artl This valuable_ stopping is P sertion,. and rr 7rl ir. masticiiti, itself ten - minutes aftei member sound and u per Box, directions enclosed Sold by all Chemists in totvn and country', „ 11 t1 or ttvo'Dic, V!;" 1 -11, 1)- 0 f re 'h."' AND lIER CELEBRATED TROUPE OF ARTISTES, From the Walhalla. Leicester-square, London, who Will appear Every Evening during the- week, in their DRAMATIC ENTERTATNINIENT, Introducing scenes from all the principal Tragedies, Plays, Dramaa, ComedieS; Operas, and Ancient History, in 'Full Costume. First appearance of - MISS E. STEVEN SON, • Soprano Vocalist, from the London Concerts. MISS CHARLOTTE BROWN, • The fascinating dancer, from the Theatre Royal,Dublin. - 31 R.. N.. B R.O OKE S -• Characteristic Comic Vocalist. LEADER OF THE, RAND..: .. .MR. J. BROWN Doors open at Half-past Six, Concert to commence at Sever. Admissioti::- 4, 80dy of the Hall. 3d. Upper Hall, EVANS'S.-:--EAS TER II 01., I DAYS ADMISSION FREE, First appearance in-Liverpool of -. SIGNOR CARTA VERDI, :MISS ADA JOHNSON) And the 6 - lented Comic Singer, MR. WIT I TR. Continued Eriettgement of 31 I S 8 ANLEY, And the popular composer and vocalist,. BENEDICT VA,IIGITAN Grand Piano-forte MR. MARSHALL. Solo ITArpist , .. MR. 131.AMPHI. First Violin - MR. EDWARHs. Solo Cornet.. . ...MASTF.R AINSWORTH. Vocal- and Instrumental Ope'ratic Selection's- niklitly. • - I VA' isT - • •- . UPPER - DAWSON-STREET Ifrom ',Covent • Carden, - London), L close to the Lower_Boi Entrance of the Theatre yal. •• • Suppers - after the Theatkes, as in town. • T HE: fi r AitVIAN GALLERY : . .. Which contains upwards of 500 Models of the Human Franie Is now OPE,N,,in the,,NEW . - 29, PARAMF, STREET, tiIIP6OL. POPULAR LECTURF43_. , ARE DELIVERED EVERY HOUR. Q TAR COMMERCIAL HOTEL , Bc CONCERT ROOMS,. WILLIAMSON-SQUARE; LIVERPOOL. ROPRIETORS • .,)148 Kt S. E. & 44- RAHAM. M,Atrackagn R. J. SIMMONS. , ,- , --1 ,' The Proprjetore beg 'host restlectfulltto inftirm thdseigentlemert Visiting the , aboie establishment that thwiae_w and el=atit. roim in connection with4lit Concert Room it now - opened. The deco-, rations ventilation, and comfort must be seen to b'e appreciated; • pfie "decorations by Mr. Dayies, of Lime-street, the new tut gittis . Chandeliers by Mr. Allen,of 1361 d-street. .- c./ZE4P A AU) PATI-016ILAXUSE4E.firT PORTHE PEOPLE, t THE FOLLOWING TALI tiT.Eb" A IiTIST.ES ENO A 0 FT, :—MES lif • . 1 • •- .' KIRBY, whose singing has eitablished her one of the' greatest I . ---. --- favourites. . Immense : suceess: - Of Misr r - n ll „ f a i w lA m .T p E t N o li m in i.. h p er . I. UT 01\1 C HALL L I ITE-ETREETN e .Canterbury Hall, This nio t . ' 11 t• l • ' 'comfortable Hall, is ono; k. 1121 TV . Cgl , large, and e , erio-comie and character thisinglion. the ... OLDWELL, the eminent 'Amor. . . THIS EVENING,'AND FOLLOWINGJfiVENINGS, ondon, his., first, appearwe in, J.iverpoa hir. .1. YOUNG, the wit a PosiPliell' appear, on Monday, - May Oth. elebrated Flautist, will ALENTED COlif PANY OF MALE AND FEMALE VOCALISTS, or the convenience of 'gentlemen residing out of town Mr. 7 li V togO'ti ACIaPATs, - 1-1_ -. _, HARRY JENNIN':IS - , - who cloycd one of - the first comic The Managerleave ttitstate that this 'commodious Hall win , voca li s t. o f the day, will twieci- each ,night, ,in character, CIF. :—" Molly, the Retrnie . . ' e Open to the ' Public Every Evening - , with Novelties of Ever/ introducing the , following cones, escrtption that can be hi-ought forwar , i. Le iiiivirig- determined to or the Fog Bound Vessel," "Kill or Cure,"''' Limerick Andes ,' enage itil the :lirtt;:e ass AVa Habit , Talent in the County, regardless Carpet Bag," and " The Dodger.' :Piano-forte, Mr. ALEXA_N at every.er e — ime,ithd to give- the'Publle 'an opportunity of, visiting 4)Elt. Violin, Mk. SIMMONS. • Ccimmencitig every evening 'one of the Cheapest Places of Rational Amusement ix the Town of , "at Half-past Seven o'clock. . . Liverponi. Admission Free. G entlemen only aimitted. Doors open at Half-cast Six , and the Performance to Commence Wines, spirits ' Ales, and Ciars, of the beat quality. London , at Seven o' c l oc k p rec i se ly. Msnchester, and Liverpool pap ers daily, N.B.—American Bowlin g Adriai , e4ion: Reserved Seats, ls ; Body. 6d; Garay, 3d. Alleys. Open daily for Gentlemen from - Ten a.in.till Ten p.m., excepting - Tuesday and Friday afternoons, when. Ladies only are adinitted * -- ^ , n Two I,ill yive o'clock. ' Axlmissiskn tp hear the Lectures arid see the Models—Gentlamen;,- ls ;." Workiligielasses, 6 4.? - .. ... : .! None but Adults are admitted. . Or can be had direct from the inver. stamps. Observe their name' on-each/I( none is genuine. MESSRS, GABRIEVS:IIO,YAL For Preserving and Cleoihltr' the by all Chemist town and country, at - - MESSRS. GABRIEL'S 'NEWLY- INVENTE ENAMEL for STOP-PP G DIWAYED FRO which renderi them sound, and does' not 'Unit he had on application, or through. any Ohennet 1 dom. Price ss. per:box, with directionalor Nee. MESSRS. GABRIEL, have llltridpced into, - .THE ELECT,IIO-6ALVANI6I'W for the pufnless extraction of Teeth - , and connected with DEICiAL StiRGERY. - MESSIO. GABRIEL are in attendance dailY , 49 " „ ;. n tioo be consulted. on the Loss of Teeth:. and all or e — appertaining to Dentistry, at their establishrae os i „ ea-1 34 , DUK E.S.TREET, L'lVEltr' DIRECTLY OPPOSITE PERRY-STREET , t-CZ 33, LUDGATE-HI 1,1,,c fairllo, E GEN T-STREET , ni oderA te ' CoLsultations free of expense, & charges strictli , iorx• Pours of attengance . from ' ten to .0 -en and Lokr v ° lIIRTII. - ' f spCle". . On the 29th ult., the wife of Richard Watt' E"I" °.' ... -' hall, Laneathire,'of a daughter : ' . . , MARRIAGE. • , rix oett u flo i On the 28th ult., at Overton. Ch.nreli; by the Rel . ..,`'' — d ,, t ur,kle . . Mlt i , ;GEEPH BItITLAND F - of . Atvauley, tQ AiIVIE , A. " 4 : the late Mi-. S. B. Bond, of tflift town. ' • - ' A d s; ; 1 , D.EATIT:, . - te n FOreS f cal ., ' ' On the nOth u.l t., at the. of Mr. liugh ( t 6 . ......„fx, c' 11.... 4 Erskine-street, - Owss TitGuEd. harpb,t, .94ed t wal ` : - - or 31T " do. sumption.• 'I he deceased - was the only - 6tlrViTing g o lhis trio' Hughes, and is deeply regretted by a numerou.eirele ~--..-rdy _=.;_..: ________----,---:--- - v late • vr .T.7ir , • to" PRINPLD anil .P.ratzamen by CHARLES W..- -- ,, - C hura o-- ot, Oxford-street, Liverpool , and now. of.Hofbr I j B n . ** T „,,teth - Pip, Airburth-road, in the Extia-puiechal 'Oa , ,' of .. . extt, r 1.4‘ bui4 ,ll .. at his General Prilain 54,0: John-street, Liver AT HALF-VAST TWO O'CLOCK, J. BI H A - R - T, From Her• Majesty's Concert Rooms, }l.anoer-:quire, and Crystal Palace`, pronounced by the Longon Press to be • net only Unsurpassed I - but Unrivalled I I -.• will appear in his WONDERFUL AND SCIENTIFIC ENTERTAINMENT, TRANSPARENT MAGIC! Consisting of Feats never before attempted by any. other Professor of the Art, the principal of the apparatus used being of nulls- I.4.ILEN't a LASS ; andlvbat adds greatly to the novelty of • ' ' the Entertainment, most oflii- tricks are performed •hr • TUE Atinsr or E A trntErm " And in such a thanner as to defy the iogst penetrating to discoVer how the various feats arenoomplished. _ _ _ • Professor. H. is the only person who `has ever bberi known to perform the most astonishing descriptions ,pf Illusions entirely WITHOUT THE AID OF CONFEDERATE/. - Extracts from the London Press. rra, March,27, 1859.—A new candidate, and one who is likely to distance ail competitors, has lately appeared in the arena of Magic and Myst ry. It Would require a. catalogue or necessitate the Printing of his prospectus, to convey an idea of the great number, or give an inkling of the character of the tricks exhibited. • • • Morning Chronicle, March 21, 1859.—0 n Tuesday, the youthful: W.i4ard won oar 4-arty ai.)plause by the dexterity of ,the manipn lation,-and ast , u,.c ing Manner in Which - he • executed, many of those feats which we have •seen before carried cut by the aidi , f,a eoufederate covered tables, but which he now performed in the most neat manlier, Without the" apparent assistance of 1.• • co juggler oryslied-rnachittery. - • " ifoi.;;ing Starr, March 24; 1858.-We-are at a loss to divine the meauing which the Cabalistic Professor attaches to the word "transparent." If he means t:o asseretbat his tricks are casilyseen through, we must at once beg to differ - with him. • • • Morning Advertiser; March z 2, ,1853. lle is unrivalled in his dexterity, and in the extreme - simplicity of his operations: Stantiara and Morning - .7ltirald, Mardi hat Mr: Hart - is a. perfect master of Magic and Myst. ay no :one ; can dpubt, and the clever ulanner in which he r p''rformecl several astonishing - feats,. more especially that of the " column and glove," brought down, shouts of applause. • „ . „ 'AtTai, March 26;185g.— . The Professor is a young Wizard; yet he says•he has devoted many years of hard s',.udy to master. - Lis art; and certainly, When one.witliesses the ease with which he performs his wonderful experiinents. - he must now be ranked as an.adept. His apparatus is very simple and transparent., Metropolitan, :Veit's, Feb. 12, 1859.- A great peculb,rity in his entertainment consi..ets m the fact of the greater portion of the apparatus used being of transparent glass - , and althotigh . we examined t;;e crystal vases, &e., *e Here. leftompkteli - in the dark as t 6 how the various illusions were accomplished, so dex terously wore they executed._ _ •1111reti 26, 1859! - -L1Wi: Hart is' a beginner, with th`e skill .of. an adept ;, he is master of the triclss he shows. '1 here is DO shortcoming about anyone of tliem ; he dec:ives all eyes with his sleight of hand, and now and theriingeniously puzzles all heads with the neatness of his niacht 16ry. - , IVeckty nines, March 2:4 1859.—Mr: 'Hart is remarkable for the dexterity of his execution, his slei.;ht of hand beiag ecpal, if not superior, to any we have seen. .Pe perfirms Lis tricks in the simplest manner, and so 'as to comPletel baffle the eye of the spectator. 4 Siindu Tiiirei,7l,Tarcli 26. 1859.—Fvery body was astounded on Tuesday: the-more go, inasmuch as the opyratior did.not possess those futile conversational powers which rendered Frikell so great an attraction. The tri - •ki, however, were as well 'per formed as Frikell himself could haVe done tholn, but the •y were done without any apparent manipulation or 'confederacy, wit,' we have no doubt that Professor's Hatt's Magic perfo'ffnances will proVe a great attraction tothe sight-seeing world. - 7 r ' - Doors open at Half-pr maybe ordered for Id o'clocl ast 7, to commence at 8 o'clock ; carriages - Prices of Adm scion _ , Boxes, 2s Gd; Stalls, Is ; Gallery, Gd Children half-price to boxes and stalls. • TiCkets to be had at the Hall from ten to two, where Feats can be secured, and at the following Music Warehouses • lime and Son, Church-street; Dreaper and and Vancr Bold-street; and at J. smith's, Lord-strc'et. —Messrs T M U expose' aim , 155 don , LI. (Weil