The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-07 00:00:00

years, is we to Messrs. It & CHILTO 1 2.1tY1 STEAM TO AUSTRALIA THE L I I\i". Of 2 (late F 0 R MELBOT _ - e 17th of January, fc .aide, Hobart Town, &c hat no Cargo MAIL COMPANY'S rem', from Sixteen to Sixty Guineas led for a , or HOLDER/i UNDER SIXTY DAYS STRALIAN NAVIGATION !I' Sailing Ship F. BOYCE, lespatched DIRECT s fcr Sydne; ny, this vessel combines all the se of a Clipper Sailing Ship, and seated to the Public of certainty up. The Passenger Deel carryin g TRALIAN ace's Dc ck reittro t THE 6 D. (LA and 150 's Messrs. B NELL & CO., AA, line bar qu, Lying in K;mes y to CUNARD, e, York ic, as it as on board, on ? CONSTITU CARGO sl YARD 0 URN 3 FOR t Co.) ', LEAD '. apted foi t, breadth For BOMBAY SILLf ruilt Clipper Ship ?• R Y , 3r seven years ; coppered 1 respects a first rate con apßyto Messrs. SYMMS, YOUNG. Manchester; s register; A 1 at L V. 54, Cross Cb Ina Will be desratched on the 25th instant FOR. SHANGHAI (DIRECT), The fine British•built Barque JAMES SCOTT, Captain PITT ; k 1 at Lloyd's for twelv just now being This iessef is well known • rapid passages and delivering her further particulars, apply to Messrs. e; or to Y. 0. YOUNG, 54, Cross-street, Manchester; -court, Cornhill, London. =MMIM.IMINISZS Euriten. CONSTANTINOPLE. The undersigned having establi s h e d a BRANCH o f a 0. 1 their Liverpool Hcuse at Con.tantinople, solicit CONSIGNMENTS of SHIPS and PRODUCE. LIBERAL ADVANCES on Consignments and Freights. M'CLUNE and TAMPLIN, Columbia-buildings, Brunswick-street. 'ovember 1, 1855, LEVANT SCREW STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY'S earn-ships GRECIAN. j ATHENIAN. ARMENIAN. I CIRCASSIAN. EGYPTIAN. I CRIMEAN. AIONICA, CONST,I CALLING AT MA Freights must TINOPLE, & SMYRNA L'A AND SYRA. , it is requested that uarantine at ui tne steamer, require to be to another Vessel or Depot, and risk of the Shippers , or Dffice in Liverpool for not less Viral two le the Agents will 1 L please send a 9 .ecountabie for mistakes ping Note with each cart-load or passage apply to L s Potter & Co., Glasgow; or R & DAGNALL, 4. Ti ERS BETWEEN LIVERPOOL, CONSTANTINOPLE, SMYRNA, SAMSOUN, and TREBIZOND \9\ll. Calling at Gibraltar, Malta, other I Syra, and Capt. -- Capt. J. Al Capt. J. H lofts and Passenger HENRY t-class Screw Steam Ships - SYRIAN. 4 iller SPARTAN FM ARABIAN Capt. J. Al.lburn _ Ca.die th or without Pilots, fro p tmT. Har Liverpool, s follows, unless prevented by nnfore- INOPLE AND SMYRNA MALTA and SYRA, arners being placed L in quarantine at on the arrival of away, and trans_ quarantine at the er or consign This also applies I In Liverpool, for I the place of f not less than EON - di CO., 9, Rumford-place, JAITU A.RI Unita btatt%. "BLACK DIAMOND " NE OF PHILADELPHIA PACKETS, a the Ist, and from 'rom LivE of each Month. Januar DO tons s.. February 1 h 1. CHAR DICE & CO NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1866, BaltiLbp iturtfort. TO CART-OWNERS AND OTHERS , Sale of Cart Horses, Carts, Whitechapel, Shaft and - Chain Gears, Quantity of Hay and Straw, Hay Cutter, Stable Utensils and other Effects. MR. LAWTON will SELL by AUCTION This Day, the 7th instant, at Ono o'clock precisely, on the premise., Stanley-cresent, Bankfield-street, B }otle-road, the following HORSES, CARTS, &c,, consisting of two capital cart horses, three one-horse carts in good condition, two excellent two horse carts suitable for coals, &c., whitechapel, five sets of shaft and chain gears, extra saddles, hay cutter, corn bin, stable utensils, quantity of hay and straw, and other effects for positive sale. May be viewed on the morning of sale, and further particulars had at the auctioneer's rooms, 126, Scotland-road. FURNITURE, FIXTURES,. &C• MR. LAWTON will SELL by A UCTION To morrow, the Bth instant, at One o'clock precilely, at his rooms. 126, Scotland-road, near the market, an assortment of excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, square piano -forte, en gravings, bread tins, hay cutter, manger and rack fixtures, set of harness, shower bath, step ladders, and other effects. May be viewed on the morning of sale. N.B.—Sales by Auction at these rooms every Tuesday. Sale, 14, Hanover-street.—Under Distre s for Rent. Time-pieces,iFictures, Clock, large Fly-wheel w , (l pol Supports, Iron Bookcase. Fixtures, Office Desks, Counters, &c. Sze. cult. HILL will SELL by AUCTION, Thi s day and following days, at Eleven o'clock, at 54, Hanover-street, ma'iogany chairs, s3fas, lc o, centre and other tables, carpets. l.ainted floor cloths, ch:flionier, dinner-s!rvice, ware glass, modern four-post, camp, tent, and other beds eads, sets of mattresses, feather b:ds, chests of drawers, toilet glass wale, towel horses, tables, washstands, wardrobe, kitchen furniture, miscellaneous articles, &c. &C. Hamilton-rooms. 13irkenheal.—Excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, 6i-octave Cottage Pianoforte, in rosewcod case, and other effects. TIENRY GREEN will SELL by AUCTION To-morrow (Tuesday), the Bth instant, at Eleven o'clock, at his Rooms, Hamilton-street, Birkenhead, consisting of a variety of excellent Mahogany and Painted BE D ROOM FURNI TURE, pair of modern pi lar toil-t tables, with marble tops, several prime goose feather beds and bedding, sets of mahogany and walnut chairs, so;a, couch, easy chair in haircloth, sideboard, claitlionieres, bookcase, telescope-framed dining table, superior circular rosewood 100 table, chimney glass, Brussels and other carpets, fenders, fire irons, kitchen ut'nslls, &c. May be viewed and catalogues had this day. PAWNBROKER'S STOCK.—Valuable Gold and Silver Watches, Plate, Jewellery. Double-barrelled Gun, Revolver, Mi:roscope, Oil Paintings, Musical Box. HENRY GREEN will SELL by AUCTION, on Thursday next, the 10th instant, at Eleven o'clock, al his Rooms, Hamilton -street, opposite the Towd Hall, Birkenhead, the UNREDEEMED ARTICLES from a PAWN BROKER, consisting of valuable gold and silver lever and other watches, gold spectacles, earrings, studs, handsome diamond and other rings, breast pins, Albert guard, and other gold chains, brooches, chains, lockets, powerful microscope, musical box, telescope, timepieces, silver spoons, opera glasses, two excellent double-barrelled guns, revolver, a few valuable oil paintings, books, &c. May be viewed on Wednesday next, and on the morning of sale, and catalogues hat. MONTHLY SALE OF HORSES, CATTLE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, CARTS, GEARS, &c. MR. HENRY GREEN begs respectfully to in form Farmers, Cattle Dealers, and others, that he has arranged to hold a SALE by AUCTION Once a Month, at Mr. Murphy's spacious yard and premises, opposite the Waterloo Inn, Grange-lane, Birkenhead. The want of an establishment of this description has long been felt, and from the favouratle opinions expressed by many highly re spectable farmers and others, the Auctioneer has been induced to make the trial. The yard is spacious, and the stabling and shed room capable of affording accommodation for a numerous assemblage of horses, cattle, carriages, agricultural implements, &c. Due notice will b.= given of the days of sale by advertisements in the papers, placards, and circulars, when parties desirous of contri buting to these sales will oblige by forwarding immediately a de scriptive list of the same, so that they may appear in the advertise ments and printed catalogues, and be advantageously arranged for sale, Carriages, carts, farming implements, and produce should be sent to the yard two days before the sale; horses, cattle, and all live stock early on the morning of stile. Henry Green begs to intimate that it' he receives anything ap picaching the encou.agemeut he anticipates, no expense shall be spared, and his best exertions and tact used, to bring the establish ment of these sales to the perfection so much desired, thus render it of great service to farmers and others desirous of either selling or buying. Hardwa E to spec Jan 20 1159 tong.. Jan MEDICAL GALVANISM, OR VOLTAIC ELECTRICITY.—An entire change in the admi nistretion of this important auxiliary to the curative art, based upon scientific principles and extensive practice, in the method used by Mr. W. D. BELLHOUSE,I7. Pembroke-place, Liverpool, who has, for many years, devoted his attention to devel9p the medical appli• cability of the se ence or Electricity and Magnetism. Read his pamphlet, which may be had, post free, for two postige stamps, by addressing NV. 1). BELLnousz, Medical Galvanist, 17, Pembroke place, Liverpool. Mr. litsf.Lnouse often finds that the chief cause of unsuccess is to be attributed to the use of the common small apparatuses, which he does not recommend for medical use. Galvanic Apparatuses of all kinds are made and repaired. THE LEEDS TIMES. INCREAS E OF CIRCULATION —averaging from 9,000 to 10,000 Copies Weekly. rjThe LEEDS TIMES is now at the head of all the Yorkshire weekly journals, one of the best family papers, and an excellent medium for advertisements. P.S —Copy forwarded on receipt of four stamps, NORTH LANCASHIRE. THE PRESTON CHRONICLE, which has been established upwards of 40 years, has a large circulation among all classes in the towns of Preston, Blackburn, Darwen, Clitheroe, Accrington, Padiham, Haslingden, Fleetwood, Kirkham, Poulton, Blackpool, Lytham, Garstang, Lancaster, Chor ley, Wigan, Ormskirk, Southport, &c. &c., a , well as among the agricultural population of the Fylde and West Lancashire, and the magistracy and gentry of the entire county, especially among those of the northern division. The " Chronicle " is thus an excellent medium for advertisements, which are inserted on moderate terms, the whsle amount of the duty being allowed to the public. In order to afford , facilities to a large class whom the comparatively high prices of advertisements have hitherto prohibited from availing them selves of the best way of making their wants known, an advertise ment in the newspaper is charged only Is. 6d. for advertisements of four lines, or not more than 30 words; and 2s. for e'ght lines, or 60 words, when paid in advance. The scale of words is adopted to allow persons at a distance to accompany their orders for advertise. ments with remittances of postage stamps. Several applications having been made for a scale of charges for small advertisements to appear weekly, to allow of tradesmen and others keeping their addresses or other announcements regularly before the public, we are induced to adopt the following very low scale of charges for such advertisements, when paid quarterly, in advance 2 lines ..lf's for 13 insertions 13 and 4 „ l3s for 5 and 6 „ .. .. 1 6 s f or It f I 7 and 8 „ igs for „ 9 and 10 „ 11 and 12 „ ..... 25s fur fl. Published by Dobson and Son. Preston. PARLIAMENTARY STAMP RETURNS FOR THE YEAR 1854. - PRESTON GUARDIAN.... ••• •, Preston Chronicle.. Preston Pilot ..... ..... 48,000 Lancaster Guardian .. Lancaster Gazette •, 41,500 Ulverston Advertiser. , 71,000 Blackburn Standard • •.. .... 28,500 It will be seen from the above that the number of stamps issued to the Guardian exceeded by 49,500 the number issued to all the other papers .n Nc..rth Lancashire added together. %IIIE PREPAID CHARGES for Advertising in the _PRESTON GUARDIAN are 4 Lines, or 30 Words, Is 6d, if prepaid. 8 Lines, or 60 Words, 2s Od, if prepaid. Advertisers will do well to remember that no Advertisements, however short, are received on credit ender 2s 6d each, it being impossible to open accounts for such small sums and collect the amounts without an extra charge. Parties residing out of Preston may remit accounts of lOs and under in postage stamps; above that amount by Post-office order, deducting cost of order. Agents out of Preston must prepay all advertisements which they wish to Le inserted at the prepaid rates otherwise they will be charged credit prices GUARDIAN-OFFICE, 11. FISHERGATE, PRESTON THE NORTH BRITISH DAILY MAIL is now reduced in price (though not in size), to TWOPENCE, UNSTAMPED ; THREEPENCE, STAMPED The DAILY MAIL contains all the News of the day, condensed and selected from the principal newspapers, as well as correspondence from the various districts of the country. To Local News of every kind a large space is devoted ; and it contains exclusively the Latest Intelli gence from all parts of the Continent received by Submarine Telegraph, generally a day in advance of other papers It has been for some years the leading and most influentia Journal in the West of Scotland, and has at present a cir culation greater than that of some of the London Morning Journals; but as a large increase will result f rom th e re duction in price, no better medium exists for such Adver tisements as are addressed to the wealthy and influential classes of Glasgow, and the wide-spread, populous manufacturing districts around and dependent upon the western Capital. To all places where Railway or Steamboat facilities ex tend, arrangements will be made to send the DAILY MAIL in parcels, Unstamped ; but if the post-office is used for transmission, the Papers must be stamped, which will, however, entitle them to retransmission as often as desired for a limited period after Publication. The price of the NORTH BRITISH DAILY MAIL will be— Unstamped, In Advance, ...14s. 61 135... Stamped, In Advance. For a Quarter,.. 2ls. 6d...... 9 0s. „ a Half-year, .....265. 43s. ......40s. „ a Year,........ 575. .. ..525. B6s. Bos. A first-class Da,ily Paper can thus be had for a shilling a week, and to a club of tour the cost will be only three. pence each. Orders received at the MAI L Offices-- 102 to 114, UNION STREET, GI - , SGr. t .r. 14, SOUTH ST ANDREW STREET, EDINBURGit . . And by all Country Nerve-agentl. At this hour there was a vast increase in the crowd, not less than 5,000 had assembled, but chiefly all young persons. The numbers kept increasing every moment up to the time the execution took place, and the greatest number calculated to be present was 8,000 or 9,000 people— very few of apparent respectability. Shortly before the time appointed, the door leading to the trap was opened, and a low murmur ran through the people. The following gentlemen appeared on the plat form :—The Rev. Mr. Appleton, cbaplain ; the Under-Sheriff (Mr. Wood) ; Mr. Wright, the philanthropist; and the Governor of the prison. After a few seconds delay in conversation, these retired, and the door was again closed. TWELVE O'CLOCK Precisely at the hour of noon the mournful procession issued from the nrecints of the Bride well, led by the Chaplain, the Rev. Mr: Appleton, reading, in solemn tones, the funeral service of the church; next followed the culprit, and then the dignified representative of the British law— the Hangman. The procession had been formed in the con demned cell, and the wretched CULPRI walked with unflinching steps from that to the FATAL .DROP, and ascended the stairs with almost careless appearance, great self possession and firmness. Near the top of the stairs he made a spring, and jumped up two or three steps at once, observing to Calcraft, " There are a great number of persons present." This was all he said, although a belief prevailed through the crowd that he would either make some confession, or address the people, from the scaffold—but in this the crowd were disap pointed. He stood with firm nerve, but from his countenance, which was pallid, it would seem there was an inward emotion working his frame. As soon as the officials had retired, Ca'craft adjusted the rope, drew the cap over the wretched man's face, and in a second or two afterwards he ceased to live. At the moment the drop fell, some person in the crowd let go two pigeons, intending these should represent " doves of peace." The birds flew right across the gallows, and this was con sidered a good omen ! After the execution was over, the representatives of the Press waited upon the Chaplain, the Rev. Mr. Appleton, the Governor, and Mr. Gibbs, in the gaol, who, with the greatest courtesy, informed them of the principal particulars relative to the culprit since his condemnation, They were informed that the wretched man has made no confession of the murder, but had expressed the most sincere repentance for the errors of his past life, and had read with the greatest attention all the books that the worthy chaplain had placed before him. He had, up to this very morning, slept soundly, and had conducted himself with propriety. He was a man of a very peculiar temperament, with little educa tion, but very firm ; the firmness amounting almost to obstinacy. He was not devoid of intelligence. From what we could gather of the past history of the unhappy man, it would appear that he lost his mother when about six or seven years of age, and had received less education than any:of his brothers, who were a few years his seniors. From his earliest childhood, he had led a most profligate life, for :which, since his condem nation, he has repeatedly expressed his most sincere repentance. lie had several sons, one of whom was in the army. The youngest, a lad about twelve,, had an interview with him on Saturday last. The meeting was a painful sight, but he manifested great affection for the child. The other son is living• with an uncle. Within the last few days, when alluding to his approaching fate, he has said that he expected it, with such evidence as was brought against him at the trial—" as it was such as would have convinced his own mind"—and although he has never confessed that he was the murderer, he hae never denied it. After the body had remained the usual time, it was cut down and buried within the precincts of the gaol. Thus ended this painful exhibition, and the crowds who had asser—bled dispersed. At the south-east angle of the gaol —away from, and and out of sight of, the drop—might have been seen three children (two boys and a girl), one of the boys supposed to be the son of the unhappy man ; and during the time the preparations were making, and for some time after the execution, these poor children, the boy particularly, wept most bitterly, and exhibited the deepest signs of mental agony, Few persons noticed them with attention, yet some did stop and no doubt felt for the poor creatures, LONDON PRODUCE.—AII artiaes of colonial pros dune are excessively dull, and there is 22othing passing in Mincing-lane worth notice to-day. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, LIVERPOOL, JANUARY 7. HIGH WATER—Morn., 10 48—Eveg. 11 10—Height, 15 ft. 10 in: j ARRIVED. Jan. 4—James Carthy, New York Nundiepr, St.il, Michaera, Jan. s—Mataro, New Orleans—Eliezer, Santander—Thessalia (s.a.)? Constantinople—Surprise, Melbourne—Templar, Monte Video—'- TUSJU, rc2 nambncu—ocr. Wa.biLlgton, and Chancallor, both fru= New Orleans; Chariot of Fame, Boston—Carmenta, St. John. N.B.—Boomeelwaard, Havre—Estrella, Tarragona. Jan. 6. Araxes (new s s.), Bristol. Ontario, a deposit a FROM LIVE WASHINGTON" LINE OF PACKETS. ATHBONE eltch er Farmsle( .White .. Robinson ) ROBINSON M'Kinnon PHILADELPHIA "Black Diam Line, on th i'EW ORI NEW BRUNSWICK. h of each mo . t'l and up- 'or Cabin, Poop gent-road, Clarence- nave Vie'? lug, L TO THE UNITED S AND BRITISH AMERICA, JOHN, QUEBEC , cond C s for famille o be mor January select, can be ad Steerage, can be ersigned, who will TIS, 3, Regent-road, and OL P lILADELPHIA P. C. Petrie ester to Georg, wer-buildings. s on the s, have Unless prevented by some unforeseen occurrence, From CLARENCE DOCK, LIVERPOOL. ... Tuesday Jan 8, at i 1 o'clock, Forenoon aturday Jan 12, at 1 o'clock, Afternoon .sday Jan 17, at 5i o'clock, Afternoon desday Jan 22, at 11 o'clock, Forenoon .. Saturday Jan 26, at 1 o'clock, Afternoon Thursday Jan 31, at 3i o'clock, Afternoon oods for shipment must be alongside the vessel one hour before appointed time of sailing. Fares :—Cabin, including Steward's Fee, 155.; Steerage, 6s. Servants in Cabin, Full Fare. ROBERT LAMONT, 17. Water -street, TiverDnol. CoastiuLle. RHYL, DENBIGH, 110LYWELL, AND ALL PARTS The quickest Q R a p T e ll s t r W ou A te L is ES. by ' 7, )` THE SATELLITE, TO MOSTYN. SAILING FROM LIVERPOOL. Tuesday Thursday Saturday . Jan 12, 11 0 a.m. Apply to Mr. John Watkins, 8, Strand-street; or to DANIEL JAMES, 22, Union-street DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICAT _ LIVERPOOL AND BRISTOL One of the new Screw Ste a m s hi ps , f 6 • 41 / 4 AMELIA or ATHLETE, A74,10b 5 . Will Sail Weekly, (unless prevented by any unfore ',--... seen occurrence), From CLARENCE DOCK, LIVERPOOL. ...Every TUESDAY From CUMBERLAND BASIN, BRISTOL.... Every SATURDAY, With Out calling at any intermed;ate port. Cabin Fare, 12s. 6d.; Deck, ss. Return 'tickets, available for ftvo Voyages, 17s. lON BETWEEN PP I Y, in Bristol. to Mr. RICHARD Rows, Steamer's Wharf, clifFelßacks ; or here to CRAM, POWELL & Co., 35, South John street. T 0 IJ SEHOLD COALS 'PLIED IN IVERPOOL, BIRKENHEAD, SEACOMBE, NEW BRIGHTON ROBY, RAINHILL, ROCK FERRY, To Order, left or sent by Post, to the Undersigned, 23, CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL; Or to the following Yards and Offices :—viz., 11, CROWN. TREET, Liverpool ; EGERTON DOCK QUAY, Birkenhead DEMEAN -STREET, Seacombe. W. & H. LAIRD. 23, Castle-street, Liverpool. CHRISTMAS PRESENT S AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. JP• QUICK, MASONIC JEWELLER, 7, Parker • street, Liverpool, begs to inform his Friends and the Public that his Stock is now complete, and consists of an elegant assortment cf fine Gold Bracelets, Brooches, Rings, Pins, Studs. Seals, Keys, Lockets, Pencils, Watches, Chains, &c., suitable for the approaching season, at very moderate prices, .having made large purchases for Cash. J. F QUICK, MASONIC JEWELLER, 7, PARKER-STREET, LIVERPOOL, BEGS to remind his Friends that the Prices of his Royal Arch JEWELS are— Silver Gilt, small size, 325, large size, 425. Metal Ditto, Ditto, 255, ditto, 325. All other kinds of Masonic Jewels at equally moderate prices, and Workmanship unequalled. P.S.—Goll Chains for their Weight in Sovereigns. TERMS UNIFORM AND MODERATE. Further particulars may be obtained of Henry Green, Agricultu ral Auctioneer and Valuer, Hamilton.street, opposite the Town-Hall, Birkenhead. HORSES, CARRIAGES, 7 HARNFS it &c., AT LUCAS'S REPO , IFORY, LIVERPOOL, each clay at Twelve o'clock, precisely, NIESSRS. LUCA S & C 0., will SELL by AUCTION on Wednesday next, January 9th, 1856, TWENTY CART HORSES, with great power, substance, and activity, and in working condition. Twelve SPRING VAN and HARNESS HORSE S, Lorries, Carts, Floats, Spring Vans, Gears, &c. On Saturday next, January 12th, 1856, a splendid STUD:of GREYHOUN US, the property of the late Earl of Sefton, without reserve. Catalogues may be had at Lucas's Repository. THE EXECUTION, ON SATURDAY, [The following appeared in our Extra Edition of Saturday The horrors of a public execution have again been enacted in this County. Jonathan Heywood was this day brought to the gallows, for the murder of Margaret Jones, and suffered death in expiation of his fearful crime against society. When the inhabitants of Kirkdale awoke to pursue their usual avocations, they found the judicial preparations already made. The awful apparatus of death had been erected on the north west front of the Kirkdale jail, over the walls of which floated the black flag, indicative of the tragedy about to be enacted. TEN O'CLOCK Long before this hour preparations were made by the authorities in the usual way, and a strong wooden barricade was erected in front of the drop, corresponding with the area of the walls, and this was kept by Superintendent Boyd, Inspectors Gardiner, Hames, Hough, Morrough, Tomlinson, Hazel, and 150 men of the force of the borough. The crowd at this time did not consist of more than 300 persons, and these chiefly of young people of from 16 to 18 years of age. The morning was very wet, and it was supposed that this circumstance would prevent a large crowd collecting, but as the time of the execution approached, large streams of people began to pour in from all quarters. There was a lady name d Lee, the wife of a primitive preacher, and her exertions in distributing tracts through the crowd were very remarkable. There were also a number of Town Missionaries, amongst whom were Messrs Sanners, Parry; Holgate, and Sheppard, and these addressed the crowd alternately, exhorting them to repentance. They also chaunted psalms. The people were also addressed by Mr. Jones, Mr. Booth, Mr. Brown, and Mr. Radcliffe, in the same strain. We may here observe, once for all, that the conduct of the people, from first to last, was decorous in the extreme ; and we are glad of it. If public executions are made for example sake, as well as punishment, then it must be gratify ing to find that the spectators appear sensible of such examples, and preserve the gravity befitting such occasions. We were glad to find that the attendance of females was very meagre, and those who were present were of the humblest classes, with a few exceptions where we observed well dressed young females in the crowd. ELEVEN O'CLOCK. POLICE COURT.-SATURDAY. (BEFORE ME. HAYWOOD.) THE " SWELL-MOB " AT JENNY LIND'S CONCERT.---11; well-dressed, respectable looking young man, who gave the name of William Johnson, was charged by Detective officer Povey, under the following circumstances : Povey stated that he was on duty on Friday night at the Philharmonic Rooms, on the occasion of Jenny Lind's concert, and that between eleven and twelve o'clock he observed the prisoner loitering about the corridor and mixing with the company wo were then separating, Knowing the prisoner to be a pickpocket, and also knowing that a gentleman had been robbed of his watch just previously, Povey took him into custody, but foul"( nothing upon him_ The magistrate asked if the prisoner had been one of the audience ? Povey replied that he had not, but that he had managed by some means to push his way into the corridor. In answer to Mr, Clough, the officer also stated that he had no ticket foi the concert. The magistrate said that he had no doubt as to what was the prisoner's intention, but as nothing had been found upon him he should discharge him with a caution.—Thomas Ferguson and Elizabeth Ward were also brought up on the same charge, and were discharged under the like circumstances. FORGING A PAWNTICRET.— David Garritty, a porter, in the employ of Mr. Valentine, boarding-house keeper, Gorse, and John Chevens, formerly barman to Mr. Cotterall, were charged with forging a pawntieket. It appeared that in October last Garritty pledged a rule for 6d., at the office of Mr. Thomas, pawnbroker, Dail street, and that last week the same ticket, but altered ail if it had been given for a Geneva watch pledged for 105., was presented by a young man. He stated that it wai worth 10s., but as no watch answering the descrip tion could be found, he was requested to call again, I-Is accordingly did so, and when the forgery was then discovered, he declared that he had purchased it from the prisoner Chevins, who was immediately arrested, Chevins did not deny that he had sold the ticket, bul declared that he had purchased it as it then stood from Garritty, for 2s. Garritty stated that he gave the tiekei to Chevins as security for a small loan, but denied tha he had ever altered it. Both prisoners were remanded until this day (Monday). (BEFORE MR. MANSFIELD.) EFFECTS or PASSION.— A young man, named Stephex Wright, in the employ of Mr. McKeckin, cork-cutter, o Cooper's row, was charged with cutting a fellow appren tire, named John Maynard, on the hand. Whil working together the prosecutor asked the prisoner km a little oil, and on his refusing the request, Maynard dipped his finger into his ail cup. Upon this the prisoner drew his cork-cutting knife, and, drawing it across the back of Maynard's hand, cut him to the bone He pleaded that he had not intended to wound him, bu the foreman of the establishment stated that he was of most ungovernable temper, and that whenever offender he resorted to the use of the knife. He was fined 201 and costs, or in default to be imprisoned for two months. We are informed that the East India Coal Company obtained its certificate of complete registration under the Limited Liability Act of 1855, on the 27th ult. The steam engines and machinery for working the mines on a large scale are now in course of shipment to Calcutta, The receipts of the London and Blackwall railway fos the half year are 35,1921, against 38,3291 for the correspon ding period ending Christmas, 1854. It is stated that this decrease is in a great measure due to the transference to Portsmouth of much of the business connected with the government transport service. The traffic arising from the New Victoria docks is regarded with hopeful anticipations by the shareholders. THE EMBEZZLEMENTS BY A SUPERINTENDENT or POLICE.—The late Superintendent of Police at South Shields, named Buglass, was tried at the Durham Sessions on Monday last on a charge of having fraudulently em bezzled divers sums of money, the monies of the mayor, • aldermen, and burgesses of South Shields. The jury, in returning their verdict of guilty, recommended the pri soner to mercy, on the ground that " be had previously borne a good character, and that he had fallen into difli cuties." The Chairman sentenced the prisoner to one year's hard labour. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. i A _ Select STOCK of ELECTROPLATED EPERGNES, TEA and COFFEE SERVICES, WAITERS. CAKE BASKETS, DISH COVERS, CORNER DISHES, and every requisite for the Table may be seen at J. F. QUICK'S, Bias°:vie JEWELLER, 7, Parker-street, Liverpool, at Wholesale Prices. The Price of Spoons and Forks are as follows: Table spoons, per dozen .......... ............... .£2 10 0 Ditto Forks ditto .. Desert Ditto ditto . Ditto Spoons ditto Tea Ditto ditto Egg, Salt, Mustard Ditto, ditto Gravy Ditto each . Saute Ladles, ditto .. Soup Ditto ditto Direct from, and all bearing the Stamp of, the Patentees, Messrs. El kington, Mason, and Co. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. ANTery pretty Gold Geneva WATCH, Jewelled in Four Holes, and a solid Gold CHAIN, weighing Four Sovereigns, a Gold KEY, and a ➢lorocco Case, for Ten Guineas, complete. Youths' Silver Watches 508 each. A written warranty given with each Watch, at JOHN FRYER QUICK'S MASONIC JEWELLER, 7, PARKER-STREET, LIVERPOOL. No. 15 , BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. RUPTURES.—BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. "WITHITE'S MOC-MAIN LEVER TRUSS is allowed by upwards of 200 medical gentlemen to e the most effective invention in the curative treatment of HER. lA. The use of a steel spring, so hurtful in its effects, is here 'Wed; a soft bandage being worn round the body, while the ro. `.l resisting power is supplied by the MCC-MAIN PAD and 'T LEVER fitting with so much ease and closeness that it cbe detected, and may be worn during sleep. A descriptive ocular may be had, and the Truss (which cannot fail to lit) for , on the circumference of the body, two Indus below sent to the Manufacturer, 111 R. JOHN WHITE, 228, PICCADILLY, LONDON. Price of a Single Truss, 16s, 21s, 264 6d,nnd 31s 6d; postage, Is. Price of a Double Truss, 31s 6d, 425, and 52e 6d ; postage, Is Bd. - . - • - made payable to JOHN WHITE, Post Warded t the hips, 71LASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS, &c., _AI for VARICOSE VEINS, and all cases of WEAK- ..33 aim mriLLLING of the LEGS, SPRAINS, &c. They are porous, light in texture, and inexpensive, and are drawn on like an ordinary stocking. Price, from 7s 6tl to 16s each ; postage, ed. WHITE, MANUFACTURER, 228, PICCADILLY, LONDON. Cant, etc. ALEXANDRIA (EGYPT), THE LEVANT, X. CONSTANTINOPLE, BLACK SEA, AND THE DANUBE. Regular Line of First-class Clipper Vessels, for ALEXANDRIA (EGYPT), the LEVANT, CONSTANTINOPLE, BLACK SEA, and the DANUBE, despatched by E. and J. P. SCHILIZZI, Jun. Destination. Vessel. Will sailabout the - NICA & SMYRNA .. LOUISA . .... lsth Jan TANTINOPLE AND} -- - CRIMEA . ... " 1 CYPRESS VARNA ....15th Jan. )NSTANTINOPLE BALAKLAVA..... ..10th Jan. NORVAL . .... 22nd Jan. s, &c., apply to E. & J. P. SCIIILIZZI, JUN., 8 B r unswick-buildings. 13eIffitim. PASSAGE MONEY, £lO LGIAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-SHIP COMPANY. FROM SOUTHAMPTON TO NEW YORK. The magnificent Steam-ship, BELGIQUE, Ca 321, pain TACK; 2,500 to, s' register. TO BB II Captains, ;CEEDED BY Tons Register, kBANT 2,500 2,500 2,500 2,300 iuthanapton to 'lan Mail ; are classed at Lloyd's A I, _.,,act class, .t 14; Ihird class, £lO. ss Passengers will be found, during the voy requisite, and with a first-rate Table (Wines and ed). Passengers cf the Third class will have to pro s with Beds, Bedding, Knife and Fork, spoons and other utensils will be supplied by the ship. The a supplied in a cooked state of the best quality,'.and :al in quantity. so that Passengers need not provide es with any extra Provisions or Messing utensils. reight and Passage apply to SABEL and CORTIS, 17, IVater-street, Liverpool; and OWEN HAZELL and Co., 6, Oriental-place, Southampton. B.— On the Ist May next, the regular service of the Brazilian "I commence, of which further notice will be given. Mail Line s will hi ~t'~ltta~?t. • STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND WESTPORT. (WEST COAST OF IRELAND . The splendid and powerful steam-ships NORTHMAN, Captain WrLLIAIVIS; LORD LUOAN, (N NO Or other first-el ss ste amers are i ntended to sail as follows : FROM LIVERPOOL (CLARENCE BASIN), Tuesday ••• Saturday , The owners of these steamers will not be accountable tor loss or damage of any kind sustained by live stock, nor for passengers' lug gage: nor parcels above the value of 65, unless booked and paldfor according to their value. Cargo received at the south-east corner of t' e] Clarence Basin, Liverpoo Fr ht on all goods payable on delivery. All goods from the country intended or these steamers should be sent to the Waterloo Sta'ion, to the care of the Agents. with th reight or passage, or further particulars, apply to John and Co., Westport; to John Orrell Lever, Man- s go betwee en Liverpool and Westport in conjunction trell Leve DAWSON 6 c CO., Baitic-buildings, Redcross-street. srottantr. STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. The Glasgow and Liverpool Royal Steam packet Company's 1 , -, - ;werful Steam-ship PRINCESS ROYAL, Captain J. M‘CHLERY is intended to sail as under:— _ - • . • . PRINCESS PRINCESS PRINCESS PRINCESS SATURDAY'S MARKET. SAILED. Jan. 4—Louisa Ann, Cagliari—Eugenie, and St. Patrick, Mobile —Wm. Ash, Berhice—Alphard, Schiedam—Belle Kate, Trieste--. Eagle Wing, Alexandretta—Sophia Clasina,Trieste—Thor, Tampico —Peter Maxwell, New Orleans. Jan. s.—Cynosure, New Orleans —Ripple, Gibraltar—Aweiiea (R.M.S.), Boston—Princess Royal, and Blandine, both for Africa—Jess: Mantura, and Gazelle, all for S:. Michaels—Burlington, Philadelphia—Frank Pierce, anti Ashland, both for New Orleans—Vision, Hong Kong—lvanhoe, Cal cutta—Lady Bruce, Lima—Sebastopol, and Alarm, both for Born bay— Cintra, Lisbon—Dumbarton Youth (s.s.), Malta—Frankfort (s.s.), and Vigo (s.s.), both for Constantinople—King Arthur, St. Michaels—Progress, Mobile—Aurora, Bio. Jan. 6.—Paramatts, Constantinople. Falmouth, Jan, 3. Tarbert Roads, Dec. OUTPORTS. Sailed—Fortuna, Liverpool. 2nd.—The Milton saile - i for Liverpool. • MARITIME EXTRACTS Liverpool, Tan. s.—The Grzele, which sailed this morning for St. Ill'chaels, put back this afternoon with loss of bulwarks anti stanchions, having been in contact with the steam tug Towar& Castle.—The Gleanor (American ship), from London, arrived hero with loss of jibboom and head, having been in contact with the St. Lawrence, from New Orleans, this morning, off the Ormes 6th.—The St. Lawrence, Webb, from New Orleans, with loss of jibboom, &c., having been in contact with the Gleaner, as reportedi yesterday. Douglas, Isle of Man, January 3.—The Maria Anne, from Dublin to Whitehaven, was totally wrecked last night, south of the Head. Crew saved. Jamaica, Dec. 10.—The Aid, from Liverpool, has landed a con. siderable portion of her cargo damaged by sea water, to the entire destruction of many of the goods. Antigua, Dec. 13.—The Wasdee sprung a leak Nov. 28. she campleted her lading, Dec. 1, and sailed 4th for Kingstown, and put back 12th, leaky The coast of the Crimea was visited by a hurricane, Dec. lg. The English vessel Caledonia, which arrived at Kamiesch with cargo of coal, WPC thrown on the coast. Crew drowned. _'""The Inglewood, Burton, sailed from Amoy, May 15, for Singapore, and has not been heard of. Falmouth, Jan. 4.—Part of a head or stern board,' gilt indented letters Triz, was picked up on the swaapool beach this day, a quart.. tity of loose apples are also floatieg along the coast. Stranraer, Jan. 3.—The Albion, Hughes, of Bangor, from Ayr to Chester, drove on shore on Cairn Point, but was got off yesterday► apparently without damage. t. Thoinas, Dec. 13.--The American barque Governor ()zholm• of Philadelphia, laden with salt, was totally lost at Bonaire, about Dec. 2. Crew saved. FOREIGN PORTS Lord G. Bentinek, from San Francisco; and:Margaret, from Val.. parruso—both at Callao. Telegraph, from Valparaiso at Callao, and sailed for Chlnchas. Clyde, from Chi nchas at Callao, and sailed for England. Wallace, sailed from Callao, Nov. 13 ; John Sugars Nov. 14; and Marco Polo, Nov. 16—all for England. Boadicea, hence at Santa Martha. Governor, Tallentire, from Liverpool and St. Thomas, at city of Domingo. . _ cleared at Constanti n opl e f or Li verpool, Dec . Dec. 20, fur Alexa n d r i a; an d Sarah Sands 10, 14 8 ; Dec. 14, for Malta. British Queen (.) (:•s•), OL Mceander (s.s.), hence at Gibraltar. Australia, Hansen, from Chinchas at Gibraltar. for Cowes, leaklo vith part of cargo thrown overboard, and must discharge to repair. Northern Livht, Plain, from Chinchas at Callao. Champion, Faraday, from Carthagena at Savanilla. Radiant, sailed from Savanilla for Liverpool, Nov. 24; and Ma.. Ida, for London, Uec. 2. Bloag, Wise, sailed from the Gulf of Chirique for LiverpoOls Nov. 1. Anna, Cowell, sailed from Paragua for Queenstown, Nov. 8 Phoenix, King, hence at Antigua. Ocean Gem, Burtin, hence at Jamaica. Severn, hence at St. Thomas, for the East Indies, in distress. Helsingoer, hence at St. Thomas. Argentina, Hetbrrt, hence at Demerara. Eliza Bain. Carrigall, hence at Barbados. — Georgina, Proddow, hence at Savanilla. Wreath, Wilson, sailed from Payti for Valparaiso, N ov . 22. Y et I . v .vr a a r al t p , ; a h rF e al n i s c ko e w. a t c k ;Medium; Trinidad. and Joshua Waddingt o n-" all 3l h a e sr n °y c n e W' Eva, from Newcastle; Sydnev—all at Valparaiso Sobraon, from the Clyde; and Caspar, fool . Sea Snake, from Caldera at Valparaiso, leaky, and discharging to repair. i jElizabeth, hence at Savannah La Mar. . . - Dickey Sam sailed from V a l para i s o, Nov. 1, for Lond on ; Avert'', Nov. 7, •for Ton go y ; Mary Worrall, Nov. 8, for Coquimbo; DO Dlego, Nov. 11, for Caldera ; and Pizarro, Nov. 11, for Holism , Calla. Nov. 23, for Honduras, not sailed for Nazarene, from San Fr:incise() at Callao. Antrim,T a ll Exodus,a n ti r h e fe , r no li mc e e, nAcoeufisat Jamaica, aaCml Australia l ia a c o ta . Liverpool as before rer,orted. Martha, hence at Naples. Vera, and Otto, hence at Genoa. • Adelide, hence at Terceira, Medina, Guthrie ; and Isis—both hence at Santa Martha. Madawaska, Wild Wave, Tasmania, Epaminondas, Carrymorgro and Castilian—all r:t Chinchas. Granton sailed from Chinchas, Nov. 13 ; Australia, 14th; Arabi Maid, 15th; Constitution, 21 bt ; and Lord Elgin, 22—a1l for England* Magician sai'ed from Laguayra for Porta Cabello and Liverpool, Nov. 20. Streonshalk, hence at Port-au-Prince. Baronet sailed from Table Bay for Liverpool, Nov. 10. Henrietta, hence at Puerto Cabello. Williams, hence at La Gunyra.; Cosmopolitan, hence at Curacoa, and sailed on her return, Nov. IS' Messina, Evans ; and Mercury, cleared at (Demerara, Nov. 2 1 , 1 Eliza, Nov. 2gth Fairy, and Bermuda, D ec . 3r d— a l l for Liverpool . Berbice sailed from Bermuda for Liverpool, Dec. a. DEATHS On the 26th ult., Annie, aged 4i years, daughter of Capt. Eb%' Lawson. On the 4th inst., after a brief irness, Mr. Gerald Crean, aged 24, son of Mr. Mar. in Crean, of Dublin. The deceased was for eosin time connected with the mercan iii e department of this journal, 110. was highly respected. On the 4th inst., at his residence, Brazil Cottage, Wavertre 6 George Kenworthy, aged 57, late of Pernambuco, far: B Irths, Marriages, and Deaths, are oal7 Inserted when sent to our Office duly arithentig.tgi,, Printed and Published by CHARLES WILLMER of 21, oxfo rd in street, at kis Gener a l P r i n ti ng an d S tat i onery Establitlaaleot South John-street, Liverpool. MONDAY, JANVAItir 7, leak