The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-29 00:00:00

ONE Vol-, 78. 6b. ER NE S T MIL MA N A TALE OF MANCHESTER LIFE. London : J. F. Hope Sr Co., and all Booksellers. MR. MACNAUGHT'S BOOK ON INSPIRATION. Ultra-Prott-stant Developments Liverpool. An Old Warning to Evangel'e de Repeated. By a Liverpool Layman. __ HOLDE:g, Church-street Price Sixpence, L 0 W L'S IN THE PHESS, AND WILL BE PUBLISHED ON MONDAY NEXT, R REP L Y MACNAUGHT'S LETTER TO THE BISHOP OF CHESTER Liverpool : /310790 N & MALLuTT,, 10, Castle-street; and 11 lloasell;,rii, Just Published, Price tid. INSPIRATION A RKALITY, AND INFALLI BILIFY A DELUSION ; or, a Letter, concerning the Rev. J , slah 6 Lowe's " Inspiration a R-ality," addressed to the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Chester, by the Per. John M.A., Wton, Incumbent or St. Chrysostom's, Everton, naukip, Liverkoo SOLO BY ALL BOOKSELLERS, - Shortly will be published, a New 'ong, entitled THOUGHT BEATS TELEGRAPH. Coro.- posed by JOHN VINNING. fly the same Composer or the Death of Grace Darling ; " and Another song preparing for publica- " My Child, a Child." e mind another New Song, " The Poets and Musicians can con.. rt time previous to his return ) the hours of Ten and Foul'. 1 he ready, Vol. I. of OF SCOTLAND, UR antell. A GENTS WANTED, for Liverpool and ather towns, by an old established Life Assnrance Office, Eng:an to whom a sual facilide9 afforded tof a successful agency. First-ciasi agents iberally treated with.—Address ,;B 25, Northern Times rirliE - -Advertiser, an experienced Purser, and we ll acquainted with the duties of a Shipbrokei's Office. Is desirous of an ENGAGEMENT as Out-door Clerk, or se, in a M. rcantile Establishment connected with shipping. ass references. —Addres s W 12, Northern Times office. First w ‘NTED, ASSISTANT BOOK. KEEPER—to make himself generally useful —good testimonials indespensable.—Apply PP, XY, Poet- otlice s . Livero7ol. TO TALLOW CHANDLERS [IT ANTE D, a Journeyman TALLOW V CHANDLER.—AppIy to Mr. Graham, Monk- ea be Let . OOD BUSINESS PREMISES to t e LET VT within ten yards ofthe Wapping Railway Station Shops, Offices. and Sailronms ; also, Warehouse and Forwarding Rooms.—Apply to Mr. Creltin, 73, Lime -street. Tat SEAFORTH, adjoining the Railway, on Freehold, Lease, or perpetual Ground Rent, for Building.— Particulars from Mr. E. llreakenridge, at Seafront, and at .I.essrs. Gladstone & Co.'s, Union-court, Castle-street. APARTMENTS. ONE or TWO GENTLEMEN can have a Com fortable SI UTING ROOM and BED ROOM, at No. 26, Great Newton-s rect. No other Lodgers. TO LET, a SHIPWRIGHT'S YARD, now at work, in complete order, with the Stock on Hand, or a Partner to take half in'erest and management.—Address 13 24, Neartherm Times office. SEAI:ORTH excellent HOUSE, about three walk from the Seaforth station, containing T O be LET. an two parloqrs Rent,e4 house and stable —Apply _to Lewis and Mounsey, accountants, 3, Lord with coac CHAIN CABLF.—TwoIk CHAINS, 90 Fathoms each, ON SALE; best quality, proof cer. titleatew.—Arplr to W: W. Dorrington. 2G. Nor h John -street. KENTLEDGE. —A large well-assorted Stock always Oii'hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig) IRON, WILLIAM F. SIM & CO., Sweeting street. ON SALE, several Valuable Lots of Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold PROPERTY.—AppIy to 25, South John-street. . 1 . H evey 4 4aIrt; h, Rurtion Important to Merchants, Captains, Hotel Keepers,, Visitors, and __ _ _ Parties Furnishing. GREAT SALE OF ELECTRO PLATED GOODS, CHINA, GLASS, CUTLERY, &c. This L s re c eived a a i n n d s t f o r it l i o c w t i i o n n g s d - a t v o s S a E t L t he by-AUCTION A U A C R T T I O h N a Birmingham Glass Company's Estabhshrnent, 2'l. Church-street, oppaaite the Compton House, Liverpool, the whole of tl , at vainabv STOCK of rich CUT GLASS, CHINA, EARTHENWARE, &c., comprising handsome dinner sets, tea and- breakfast sets, toil e tt e sets, dessert sets, &c.; rich cut Bohemian glass liqueur and pickle bottles; also a variety of richly gilt and cut glass lustres. of the Most modern patterns, papier meao tables, tea trays, bread baskets, envelope c4ses, tea caddies, &c.; also en extensive and valuable stock of electro-plated tea and coffee sets, toddy or hot water kettles, liqueur frames, erupt frames, toast racks, and plated salvors or waiters, card or cat. e baskets, electro-plated table or dessert forks, tablespoons, teaspoons. fish carvers and Forks in morocco cases; tog , ther with a great variety of ivory balance bandit, nun German ailver handle table and dessert knives and forks by the most cele brated makers. 1 be sJle to commence each c be !rid on the premises, 20, Ch 'N.B.—Cash advanced on Goods for immediate and unreserved .en o'clock. Catalognes to !met, L BALE OF FURNITURE. TESSTIS. P.NGE and GO. will SELL by .13/1, AUCTION, on TueseLy next, the 2nd of December, at Eleven o'clock precisely at No. 64, Slater-street, rfr Bold-street. -•went of useful HOU:.EHOLD FURNITURE, comprising chiffonnieres, 100 tables, mahogany ,e dining table with two loose leaves, 'wart ditto, rosewood easy chairs, mahogany a :h hair seats t ardrebe Band rockf rgdcr. - , eie2ant chwidellers, mph L IVERPOOL LOAN COMPANY HRAD Ovrics—LORD.STREET CHAMBERS, 87, LORD- STREET, LIVERPOOL. BRANCH OFFICE-39, PRINCESS-STREET, MANCHESTER , CAPITAL, £50,000 Loans advanced from .4'20 to E5OO, to be repaid in Twelve months, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instalments BILLS DISCOUNTED Loans advanced from £lOO to £l,lOO, to extend over a period of one, two, or three years, at 5 per cent For Prospectuses. &e., apply personally or by letter to JOHN ATHERTON, 87, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL A DELPHI LOAN AND DISCOUN T COMPANY.-(LIMITED X2lO , 0 0 0 CAPITAL Head Office-38, RENSHAW-STREET, LIVERPOOL Branch Offices.-3, St. JAn's-parade. Byrom-street, Manchester and Hill-street, St. Helen's LOANS Granted on Approved Security, in!aums from £l6 to £lOOO, at the following charges Entire Charge. Je2o, repayable at 83. per week. 41 4 0 2 18 6 5 15 0 11 10 0 And upwards in the same proportion Advances can be obtained, to be repaid by ether instalments than weekly, or for fixed periods. BILLS DISCOUNTED Parties, residing in the country can be accommodated on paying a reasonable extra charge for travelling expenses For Penspeetuaes and other information apply to C. & J. ELLISON, Secretaries, 38 Renshaw-street, Liverpool Elituat lon, DANCING-, DEPORTMENT, EXERCISES.— Mr. W. C LERC, 22, Islington, respectfully announces that his ACADEMIE is OPEN for the SEAhtiN. Day and Even ing Classes on Tuesdays and Fridays. Juvenile Class on Satur days, at Two o'clock. Schools and Families attended. Private Tuition at an, hour. BUY YOLK CLOTH FROM J. w JONES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WOOLLEN DRAPER, 3, RANELAGH-STREET, Where you can have a large Stock of every description of Cloths to ■elect from, and 'get them made by your own Tailor, and save 30 per cent, ESSRS. PAGE C 0., AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS, &c., SLA T E BOLD-STREET Immediate and — Liberal — Advances made upon even, description of saleable property consigned for unreserved Sale. Rooms open for the reception of goods Daily, from Nine till Five, Out-door sales attended in town and country Applications by letter will meet with prompt attention, TO BUYERS OF WOOLLEN CLOTHS A LARGE ASSORTMENT of the Newest Styles in WINTER GOODS Has just been received, and will be offered at very low prices, at THE FAMILY • CLOTH MART, 37, LONDON ROAD D. & J. JONES, Proprietors. IDITENT ASPHALTE ROOFING FELT.— r A cheap, dm-Alf., and perfectly Waterproof Roofing, One ninny per squ ,re foot. W. W. POWELL. Office aLd Warehouse-8, CABLE STREET. T HIS DAY, R. J. NODDER Will respectfully offer his Selection of Parisian and English RIDING and WALKING HATS, BONNETS. and CAPS, with every descylption of Trimmings, Feathers, Laces,, &c., of the most fashionable And tasteful kind. Mahoga sofa, chimney. glasses, toilet do.. chest of drawer s , h a lf -tes t er, French and other bedsteade, hearth rugs, oilcloth, several sets of smiths' bellows, frames, portable bagatelle table, china ware; also, a very handsome office desk, with drawers and cupboard, ditto for a grail, with _ 4 (Jllview mahogany top, &c., &c. , ftnd citzlorw.q had on Monf'a iftailixtan fotires • UV,. Dr7l4 rs rr tton tf-VV.P.:n - Mttrq IMatILWA y. BIRMINGHAM CATTLE AND POULTRY SHOW. A f R rom CU L S iv 'S ER S p P o t j : L C I a n A d L RI E R X K P E R N H E S E A S D T IN o R B A I : MINGHAM and BACK. on THUB.,DAY NEXT, DECEMBER 4, AT 7.0 A.llf, Fares f.r the Double Journey :—Cl,sed Carriages, 6s. 6d. Class, 10s. 6.1. A Special Train to L LONDON CATTLE SHOW. on Monday, December 8, at 7.0 a.m Ir, December 12. Fares for the Double Journey —Closed Carriages, 17s ; First-class, 375, Tickets and small Lille, may be obtained of Mr. Chadwick, book, leg clPrk, Monks' Ferry Station, Birkenhead. and of Henry ft Marcus, Manager and Conductor Leigh street, l.iverpo',l. rning on rri T, ANcAsHiIIE & YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. NOTICE. ALTERATION OF TRAINS FOR DECEMBER, 18,56, The .Public are respectfully informed that, from and after MOND tY next, the Ist of December, 1856, the following alterations In the Trains will take place:— The 7.25 Yoriciihint, will leave at 7.15 a.m m. Train from Liverpool to Bolton, Manchester, and intermediate stations ten minutes earl han at preset The 7.30 a tn. and 8.0 - p.m. Tr, n Blanchester to Bolton, Wi D.m. The 3.40 p.n 51 a.m., and 8.15 'rain frcm Rochdale to Heywood, Bury, Bolton 'erpool, w at 3 30 p.m Ainsdale 0 p.m. Crain from Southport to Liverpool will stop at The (PAINS on CHRISTMAS DAY will run as on SUNDAYS. Various other alterations in the stooping of the Trains at the Road-side Stations, for which see the Time Bills and Books of the Company, to be had at any of the Stations. Superintendent's Office, Victoria Station, Manchester. Nov 28 1856 Vubliration4. TO ADVERTISERS BY ORDER. THE FIRST NUMBER of a New Half.yearly MEDICAL JOURNAL will be publisl.ed Jan. Ist, 1867. Terms for Advertisements may be known, on application to %lie Publisher, Joshua Waimsley, 59, 1.0-u -street. "'My War tion, entitle _ N.B.—Just s r Fly Caught in-the Winter It Mr, V December 1, I w THE HISTORY TOHN Price 7d., commencing - CA.SSELL'S LIBRARY, ned for the Cottage of the Labourer and the . of the d Pdasan tr These Works are now-re.immed, In consequence of the great de 'the Literature among the Working Classes and the s Count Ist Vo commencing the S S the H IseRY OF SCOTLA N D, price 7d., bady with the Magazines, Dec. 1. va!aible Works,c om prising thi s S er i es , w ill fjr the purpoveintended:_ 1 _ By Dr. Ferguson. In 4 vols., 7!. each. In 2 ' °l6 ., 7d. each. The History of E, By Dr. Ferguson The History of sect_ The History of Ireland. In 3 7d. each The History of France. In 3 vols., 7d. each. The_ aturat History of Man. By John Kennedy, A.m. , n 2 , Ina vote, British Empire ce. In graphical Dictionary 7d- ea...h The History and Sources of the Greatness of By Benjiruin Parsons. In 2 vols., 7d. each. Toe Wonder of the Heavens. In I vol.. 7d. :The History of the Steam Engine, By Professor NI e Globe; tr, the Proms! of Marit 7d each e Dis 7 OVE y Footprints of Travellers in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America. In A Volume w published og the 1 an I two of the Vols. neatly bAind t P ice le. 6d. London : V t and 15th of every Month, ,gether in cloth, Monthly, Kent & Co., 51 and 52, Paternoster Row AGENT FOR LIVERPOOL J. SHEPHERD, 99 SCOTLAND ROAD DISMORE'S 2s, Semi , gold PEN, elastic, yet firm; will not alter in the slightest degree by use, or corrode if left in the ink—a really good, usefu: ,and durablepen, Corner of Bold-street. Lnn• IMPORTANT NOTICE. WATT'S & WOODWARD bog to announce to their nntnerous Customers and the Public that they have succe-ded in buying for cash a BANKRUPT'S STOCK, which they propose OFFERING FO!.I SALE, Tim Day, and fol 13wing days. The Stock comprises Goods just adapted for the present season of the year, a. under : French Merinos and Coburg,. Silks and Velvets Shawls and Mantles. Fancy Dressts and Furs. Blankets, Counterpanes, and Bonnets and Flowers. Caddy Sheets. Gloves and Hosiery. Linens, Calicoes, and Prints. I Heady-made Shirts. _is the Sale is a large _tot of Black and Coloured WATERED RIBBON, 12 yards for 3d; 1,500 pieces of GINGHAMS, at lid ner yard; also 500 pairs BLANKETS, at 5s lid per pair. A great bargain. WATTS & WOODWARD also beg to call rpecial attention of Purchases to their CARPE rand FURNISHING DF-*PARTSf ENT, having some extremely cheap lo's to offer. 13BEIIIV 15, 17, & 19, PARADISE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. G ENTLEMEN'S OVERCOATS, IN EVERY STYLE, OF WATERPROOF'D MELTON CLOTHS, VELVET AND FUR BEAVERS, &c JACKETS AND BUSINESS COATS OF TIIS NEWEST TWEEDS AND COATINGS AT ECONOMICAL PRICES E. BUR D E N, 17, CHURCH STREET, LIVERPOOL. ANDER SON'S, SLATER-COURT. CASTLE-STREET. D.Andersort has much pleasure in announcing t' at he has now rompfeted his arrangements, and is prepared to accommodate w.th comfort a greater number of ladies and gentlemen than he has hitherto done in his Dining Saloons and Private Apartments. The acidliio, , s to his premises are— LADIES' NEW DINIk - CROOMS. These are independent of the Large Saloons, and have a separate entrance, An A DDITIONAL GHNTLEMEN . S Rook. ThiAroom Isoff the Upper Saloon, and was) formerly the.Ladies' Room. A NEW SMOKE ROOM. This room is entered frolt the Old Smoke Room, of which It is a continuation. and is elegantly decorated, and fur nished in a ►uparior style. The ventilation of bath rooms has been carefully attended to. To accompli-h the extra labour incumbent on an increzom of trade, EXTENSIVE ADDTTIONS HAVE SEEN MADE IN TIE' KITCHEN to the various Cooking Apparatus there emp'oyed, and extra Cooks engaged, to facilitate the business, and execute the orders with despatch and neatness. THE WINE AND SPIRIT FAMILY ORDER OFFi CE ___ _ • Is in the Entry' leading to the Rooms. This branch - re. ceives D. Anderson's special attention, as it is essential to his Rooms, and also to his Family 'trade, that his Wise s be of the highest class, according to price. THE GENTLEMEN'S NEW OUTFITTI,Nci ESTABLISHMENT Is in Castle-street, next to the Marble Ar hway, Slater court. Is one of the first of its kind in town, and to sperm tended in its various departments by very superior artistes. D. Anderson bring always on the premise•, and anxious to cultivate a large trade, will at ell times exert hi, ❑self to the utmost to merit the approlal of his customers. SLATER-COURT, CASTLE.STRE T, NEAa THE EXCHA GE. MOTT & SONS, WINE & SPIRIT MEROHANV; 21, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET , LIVER POOL. NI. Gallon SPIRITS. LONDON GIN, the finest quality. .. .. • Do., do., do., much stronger..... Do., do., do., high strength..... De., the finest quality and highest strength.. BUM, good . •.• Do., very old and choi ce CDC/NA:BRANDY T. d. 6 8 8 0 9 4 ]2 0 10 8 and 12 0 Do very old pale . WHISKY, Irish Do., the Dublin. .. Do., Scotch, old 151ay...... Do., the finest Highland... HOLLANDS, Schiedam.. . ....... 16 0 /8 0 ...... 30 0 103 81., 12 0 and 13 -4 20 0 24 0 Per Dozen. s. d. s. d. 30 0 31 0 38 0 42 0 48 0 54 0 do., very old - PORT. per gallon, I is., 16 s., and 185. SFIERRY. good Dinner Wine Do., Pale, strongly recommended....., 3O 0 D , ,, Brown, do. 34 0 D.. Pale, very superior PDo . rich o;r1 Golden. . 0 ... very delicate old P:lc ..... ovlsdryßsrpTenndid old Golden. •• • • •• • 6 ° o 0 0 . 131);:•., pare Amontillado 80 years tir strong{ e d , do. great old. fl your. 72 0 .............................. 1 8 3 6 4 0 5. 0 0 CLARET, BorSdnesEutzt Do., 2nd growth.... 54 0 and 63 0 Da., 1"t growth ... ; " '•• ' Si Do., ........... CHAMPAGNE, half pint5.._ ......... • • • "" 18 0 pint 5......,..... . •••• • • • PO., quirts , very 5tipe.1 0 ,...,, Do., do., the finest_ 48 0 and 60 4) " SPARKLING MOSELLE, very ch,ice WINES. PORT. from the w00d....... .............. Do., superior do . .. . Lo., do., cho;ce and old Do., Fiae Old Crusted... . ...•• • Do., do., very super i or.. . Do., do., very choice and old il EDINBURGH PALE ALE and tion.LONDO IV STOUT. in. titte condi Orders for the country and hampe tor: attristnias:rp t pests forwarded without delay. TB fillfS-CASEt ON GI: Tux N On-raeitN eroiilOfttuti „Slit 1, X't: WEEK MONDAY On MONDAY next, the Ist December, at Twelve o'clock at noon, onog sawn thseQ uay, Fi e l a c sr a sid rl side Brunswick Dock. 1081 i 71 LoEts Hewn DITTO, of prime quality. 311 Planks DITTO, now landing ex Gambia, from Ship Island; U.S.—Apply to Messrs. A. E, Byrne and Co., Merchants; onto - • . DUNCAN EWING & CO., Brokers. On MONDAY next, the Ist December, at Eleven o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court. 390 Cases Valencia ORANGES, II 90 Bags Spanish CHESNUTS. ex Europa. (Ls.) w . , 640 Cases Valencia ORANGES, , 90 Boxes V a lencia ONIONS, T 5 Boxes Valencia CITRONS, ex Douro (s •8 ') ' 160 Bags Spanish CH EiNUI S, 430 Boxes Port ORANGES, tex Ara izade • •' s Iv • 100 Boxes Port ONIONS, ' 200 Baskets Port ONIONS, ex Sraganza (s.s.); 80 Boxes Port ONIONS, ex Algeria do Minho; 50 Boxes Gibraltar ORANGES, ex Milan (s.s.); 180 Boxes Lisboa ORANGES, ex Steamer; , 100 Boxes Messina LEMONS, ex Danube (s.s.); 100 Bags Black Spanish NU t S. Apply to GEORGE BADENACIi & SON, Brokers. On MONDAY next, the Ist December, at Twelve o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom, Temple court, 1000 Ba rels Newtown Pippin APPLES. ex At'antic ts.), N. York; 400 Barrels Newtown Pippin APPLES. ex Asia Cs.), New York ; 300 Barrels Baldwin APP i.ES, ex S. Curling, from Boston; Bt,o Barrels APPLES, ex li.ngaroo (s.). from Philadelphia. Apply to GEORt,E 13ADENACH & SON, Brokers. On MONDAY next, the lat December, at Tw.lve o'cock, at the Broken' Office, 8, Lancaster-building•, Tithebarn-street, About 100 Barrels Fine ROSIN, now - landing ex Kanglrdo, from Philadelpl,la.—Apply to SILL & ME UGENi, Brokers. On MONDAY next, the Ist Decembeic at Eleven o'clock, in the Commercial Salei,om, 'temple-court, 2208 Boxes Palermo ' , RANGES, 18 Roxes Palermo LEMONS, ex Milan (s.s.); 50 Sacks Fine Naples WALNUTS, JJ 302 Poxes Palermo ORANO 200 Cases ➢Messina LEMONS ex Danube (s.s so Ra g .,, Sic. 4 4L WALNUTS, 200 Half-chests Lisbon UR NG ES, ex Vanguard (s.s.); 53 H of-chests Ma aga ORANGES. 50 Quarter-chests ualaga ORANGZS, 39 Sexes Mala4a Bitter ORANGES, 49 Cases V. i ncia ORANGES, 170 Baskets Spanish CHESNU TS, 49 Half chests Malaga ORANGES, 24 Half-chess M.laga Bitter ORANGES, 23 Cases Messina LESIONS, 200 Rags Messina NU r 200 Bags Poit CHESNU rs, 150 Sacks Spanish NUTS Apply to JAMES ADAM, SON & CO., Brokers ex Europa (e.s.); TUESDAY On TUESDAY next, the 2nd December, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 7. Exchange-chambers, 21 Bales Mexican FIBRE, now landing ex Neptune, from New York.—Apply to FRANCIS J. EATON, Broker. On Toss DAY next, the' nd December, at Half-past One o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court, 330 Firkins Cork nettled BUTLER, lying in Bestow's cellar, North John-street.--Apply to John Bristow, Esq., Merch.nt: or to AVM. GARDNER & CO., Brokers. On TUESDAY next. the 2nd December, at Twelve o'clock, at the B okerN' Office, 2. Dale-street, 301 Bags Bombay SAL I'PETRE, 700 Bags Bombay LI N-ERD, 57G Bev Bombay NIGERSEED, 40 Cares CuURIEI. Apply to BBOWNE; HUNTER & CO., Brokers. 81, CHURCH STREET. 120 - THE • NORTH ERN TIMES will be Per manently Enlarged to Double its present size, on or about the Ist of December. e . 10.,ortlitru finitg SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1856 -..-.411..-- THE DAY'S NEWS We have again a variety of news from all quarters, —the police investigations of murders, railway frauds, and robberies, the un-Christian eowign ment of the remains of the Erith murderer and suicide, the trial for the savage murder in Parlia meat 'street, London. These, with other topics of a miscellaneous character, form a go'd budget •of domestic intelligence. Further news Australia is to hand, and the advices from the Continent merit a passing glance. As to the Great Northern Railway frauds, the accused, Redpath and Kent, were yesterday again brought up at the Clerkenwell Police Court, London ; but as the magistrate • before whom the case was previously investigated was unable to attend, a remand to Wednesday next was granted. Fresh charges are to be brought against the prisoners on that day. Marley, alias Joseph Jenkins, was placed at the bar of the Old Bailey. yesterday morning, before Baron Alderson and Mr. Justice Coleridge, charged with the murder of Richard Cope, in Parliament ; street. We have already frequently given the facts of this atrocious case. The prisoner, on his taking his position at the bar, east a hasty glance round the court, and nearly throughout the whole of the proceedings he maintained the greatest calmness. The witnesses who gave evidence against the prisoner at Bois-street were severally examined by Mr. Bodkin and cross-examined by Mr. Sleigh, that object of the learned gentleman engaged for Marley, for some time, evidently being to show that it was s ease of mistaken identity. - When the witness Croft was under examination, in the course of which he stated that he saw the prisoner striking at some. body in . the shop .of Mr. Berry, in Parliament. street, Marley fixed a steadfast gaze upon him, and it was sometime before he again resumed his apparent calmness. On Baron Alderson putting the question to Croft, whether he bad the slightest doubt in his mind as to the prisoner being the person he saw come out of Mr. Berry's shop on the evening of the shocking occurrence, and on his reply in the negative, the prisoner convulsively hit his lips, but shortly afterwards he regained his composure. The effect of the answer of Croft was completely to fix the prisoner's identity. Mr. Sleigh, the prisoner's counsel, did not attempt a cross-examination of this witness. The only otherpers-on whose evidence created the slightest sensation in court, was Allen, the hackney car riage attendant, the brother-in-law of the unfortu nate man Cope, and when that witness left the wit ness-box, the prisoner evidently felt great relief, as the whole tenor of the evidence was greatly against him. Another exciting, but pain• ful incident occurred during the examina tion of Mr. Burnaby, the chief . clerk of the Bow-street Police court. This gentleman read the depositions taken before Mr. Jardine, the magis trate, at the Westminster Hospital. The witness having finished reading the document, Mr. Sleigh asked Mr. Burnaby whether the precise question. "Is that the man who struck you ?" was not put to Cope .in the presence of 'Marley. Mr Burnaby said it was not. The injured man was, of course, prepared for encountering the presence of the prisoner, immediately on seeing whom Cope gave a convulsive shudder, and, in answer to the question, whether be could identify any person present as the man who had injured him, lie pointed to the prisoner and said, " That's the man." At the relation of this incident in the dreadful tragedy, a thrill of horror ran through the court, but the prisoner, at this particular moment, was not in the slightest degree disturbed. 'The prisoner's counsel made a very able and ingenious defence, and attempted to persuade the jury that it was a case of mistaken identity. The jury, after twenty-five minutes eonsultation, found Marley guilty. On Thursday night the mortal remains of Wor rell, the supposed murderer of George Carter, near Erith, was interred by torchlight at Shooter's hill Cemetery, in a portion of the ground not cense witted, in p*Ursuance of the Act of Parliament relating to self murderers, which dire— s that they shall be buried between nine and twave o'clock at night. Many persons were present at this unusual er; 1 1...111/ii I . Gosling, a reputed gentleman , who w as tried at . the Old Bailey, on Thursday, for an " indent lexposure," has, with the unfortunate girls who were his companions in alleged crime, been .acquitted, in consequence of the Lord Chief TLAUS , . , .-4LIVRAPOOLi i ModM,,mm Atda•i•MbliMlMJElMMMOkiiiii Justice' Ansidering' the 'evidence Oct:lift:3lok to warrant the prosecution proceedingfurther The Coroner has opened an inquisition on the body, of - lthe ' men killed by the steam boiler 'explosion, on board the . steam ship Parana at Southampton. From the evidence as yet adduced, there is nothing to account for the fatal accident. All the engineers solemnly aver that there was not, more pressure of steam than the boilers could safely tarry. The inquest was adjourned until this day. Among the miscellaneous intelligence of the day we find that Kossuth has been lecturing at Leicester on the • general political condition of Conti nental Europe. Adarge audience attended to hear his Excellency expound his views,on this subject. He has started for Edinburgh. The benevolent and praiseworthy designs of Mr. Bennett; of Cheapside, London, who has been labouring for some time to extend--the employment -of females in the art ,of watchmaking, has been opposed by the 'London worliinen belonging to the trade. They accuse Mr. Bennett of the want of sound practical knowledge of the' watchmaking art, and that his statements are calculated to mislead the public. We fear that the' pai-tieS to this meeting have not taken the broad and reasonable view of the matter which Mr. Bennett has already laid before the public, and that they speak front interested mo tives, without at all calculating the immense good which can be' accomplished, should the celebrated Che side watchtnaker_he able to _carry...into full effect his philantrophic ideas. The matter is one of much importance ; we shall, therefore, return to the subject on a future occasion. • Our Continental advices inform us that the ,Russian Government is adopting very extensive measures for the re-organisation of its southern provinces, particularly the tries on the shores - of the Black Sea and - the Sea of Azotr. Considerable activity prevails in preparing ight vessels fit for the navigation of those waters. The Emperor has given his approval to the creation of a weekly journal under the title of the Actionnaire to be published in the capital,. for the purpose of imparting theoretical information relative to associations and companies, of exciting general competition, and by that means of contributing to develope fresh branches of industry. Upwards of 40,000,000 silver roubles are 'at present deVoted to joint-stock companies in the Russian empire . empire - According-to Le Nord, a Belgian journal in the interest of Russia, it would appear that several journals have gone entirely too far in affirming that Russia has yielded on the question of the Isle of Serpents or on that of Bolgrad. That power, it is stated, has not changed her manner of regarding the Belgrad difficulty, and is quite willing to refer the matter to the decision of a congress, whose decision she will abide faithfully: but she has no intention of admitting that the opinion of any one power should be paramount ; and, consequently, she refuses to allow that England can arrogate to herself the right of representing the congress, and deciding in its name. The Nord adds that, on the latter point, France is altogether of the same opinion as Russia. By advices from Stockholm we learn that the Swedish Diet is at present in session, and labour ing actively for the intellectual and material improvement of- the people: All - the - royal pro positions seem to meet with decided approbation, excePt perhaps that in favour of religious liberty. The financial condition of the country is described EIS prosperous, and its agricultural progress is equally remarkable. From Spain we have news that some of the Madrid journals are writing against the convoca tion of the Cortes, and denouncing the 'whole system of what is termed " Parliamentarism." Mat ters are still far from being settled, and some parties were speculating upon the fall of Narvaez through the manoeuvres of the Queen. It is said that the Liberal party were quite at sea without a leader, and were altogether undecided what to do at the elections. rnea, arel the eoun- From Paris we learn that several changes are about to he mad e amon g the prefects of departments. The Minister of the Interior has, it is said, decided on the step, and he deserves credit for his decision - The measure will extend to about 30 of those func tionaries, the great majority of whotn will be trans ferred from the departments now adthinistered by them respectively to others, and the rest will be placed on the retired list, some at their own desire, others probably at that of the Government. The changes may not be so numerous as the urgency of the case requires, but it is certainly a step in the right direction. An article appears in the Constitutionnel relative to the question of Neu chatel. It may be considered as "It counsels the Swiss Confederation to accede to the release of the prison?rs, and it expresses the con. viction that Prussia will not then refue to negoci ate with a view to the abandonment of her preten sions to sovereignty over the canton. It admits the moderation of Prussia ; and, while admitting her right of adopting measures of coercion, it expresses the hope that such measures will not be had recourse to. In a word, it' ex presses what I presume is the polily of the French Government, and which I have already explained." The contest for a director of the Eastern Counties Railway Company has terminated, it is understood, in favour of Mr. Love ; but Mr. Matins, the " Radical reformer of railways," ran the contest so close, that great doubts existed, up to the last moment, of the result, which the scrutinears will officially declare. The usual question of bad " proxies" was raised against those of Mr. Matins, or the result would have been " the other way." It shows great talent on either side, when, on every contested election, grounds are afforded for rejecting such easily filled-up papers as proxies ; but men who embark in these contests generally choose some . uninitiated assistant, and learn, when too late, that there are " moves" on " the board" which will checkmate them ! It is not expected that the present " Board" will long retain the confidence of the shareholders. Mr. Love is a " progressive" reformer, but also one of the clique which looks with disdain on ex tensive reforms. The Chairman and Vice-Chair man are gentlemen of no - railway experience ; they have to learn the secrets of Board " management," of conciliating, not: only - the pubic and the Press, but also their shareholderS ; and no ttheese-paring, niggardly changes, will effect that What is wanting is an extensive sweep of the Augean stable-, but the " right men" have yet to be fbund for that work; meantime, the general disgust increases, not only outside, but inside, the walls of the railway station. By the Cyclone, arrived from Sydney, in the Channel, we have received ten days' later news from that city. The new Ministry had been formed, Mr. Cowper being the Premier. The Sydney papers were by no means favourable to the down fall of the Donaldson Cabinet; and, as an evidence of the unpopularity of the new Cabinet, it was resolved to oppose the re-election of Mr. Cowper and his colleague Mr. Campbell, the Colonial Treasurer. We give full details of the news, political, general, and commercial, in another column. WORKING MEN'S ASSOCIATION FJR MUTUAL IMPROVE MENT.—One of the above - institutions, which have become so numerous and beneficial to the working classes in Liver. pool and elsewhere, has just been opened in Birkenhead, under the most favourable and promising auspices. The object of the• association, of course, is to advance and im prove the moral and religious condition of the working men and youths resident in Birkenhead by bible and mutual instruction and improvement classes, the delivery of lectures and essays, teaching reading, writing, geography, drawing, &c., together with any oilier acquirements useful to the bulk of the members, The Rev. A. Knox, who feels a deep interest in this, and, indeed, in every other project cal culated to 'advance the welfare of his poorer pari-nioners t whether of a temporal or spiritual character, has kindly granted the use of the school-rooms, in Priory street, free of all expense. The meeting nights are at present fixed for Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday evenings, at seven o'clock, and already between eighty and ninety members have been enro ll e d. Thi s is a good beginningin BO short a time, a further increase being anticipated, when the operations of the association bec ome better know n an d appreciated by the mechanics, artiz ins, and labourers of Birkenhead, for whose welfare and advancement the insti tution has been established. For the sin ill subscription of one penny weekl y (entrance fee sixpence) the members have the benefit of a news-room library, improvement classes, and occasional lectures and essays on subjects of a moral, religion:, and sc'entifie character, from whi c h everyth i ng sectarian or political- Hill be excluded be the committee. As the institution is in its infancy, an d i ts funds, as yet, but limited, those who wish well to the ceu-e could mate rially assist its welfare by donadoes of bevies, magazines, newspapers, or works bearing on education generally, any of which will be thankfully received by the president, the Rev. A. Knox, or the secretary, Mr. Witliem Veuables, 25, White street, St. Mary's gate, Birkenhead. 4 4 A,irT.5RDA Y. PRICES TO-DAY :- MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY EVENING There is still much quietness in the Cotton Market, but not any change in prices. To-day's sales are estimated at 6 000 bales, mostly all to the trade. During the week holders have offered their stooks very freely, especially in the lower qualities of American, which are irregular in price, and have .receded since this day se'nnight 1. per lb. We quote from the circular of Messrs. Wright, Junior, & Co., issued for the sailing of the Africa, the fol lowing extracts : Our circular advices of 21st inst. closed on a dull cotton market, with limited transactions and prices irregular. s The week under review presents the same features, busi ness having been restricted almost entirely to supplying the immediate wants of the trade, and holders meeting the demand with liberal offerings, at some concession from the quotations in our last, particularly in the lower qualities, which are most depressed and irregular, The more encou raging aspect of monetary affairs, both here and on the con tinent, as well as the declining tendency of breadstuffs, are calculated to inspire a better feeling, but tbeir influence is counterpoised by the Asia's accounts, reporting lower and unsettled rates with free receipts at the American shipping ports, the accumulating stocks at which induce the opinion that shipments to this country will, ere long, be embraced more extensively, and are also by many considered more promising for a yield exceeding previous estimates. Our eiminished holdings and limited selection causing, at the same time, a more extended resort towards reduced con sumption, particularly ili those productions which take off the great weight of entton. There is a fair demand to (Joy, but none buy largely, and the market closes quietly with estimated sales of 6,000 bales, 500 to speculattrs and ex porters, at prices within the range of quotations below, executing " fair" Boweds, which are scarcely obtainable at the figures. The total sales of the week aroon..t 'o 34,260 bales, of which 27,230 are American. Speculators have taken 2,180, and exporters 1,070, leaving 31,010 hales of all kinds to the trade. The import for same time is 40,469 bales, of which 7,475 are American. New Orleans Fair, 73,-(1 Middling, 6Z-4 Ord., stl to 64 Mobile, „ 74-cl „ 6 13-16 i „ 53l to 61 Atlantic, „ 7d „ 61c1 „ 511 to 6d 1856 1855 Total takenforconsumption, 1,954,030 bls. 1,923,060 bls. Export (actual) 248,888 „ 170,997 ~ Stock this day— __ American. Brazil. Egyptian. E India. W. India. Tntal: . 260,910 28.100 44,170 45,150 770 379,100 Same time 1855 214.850 62 750 44,870 113,520 , 3,450 439,440 The Liverpool Share Market is still .in an improving position, large sales are being made; and prices continue to advance. Business this morning opened very steady. Mire note the transactions as follows :—Blackburn, 73. Caledonian 29, 3,3, 3. Eastern. Counties, 9 7-16 3. East Lancashire, 21, 1,3, Lancashire and Yorkshire, 961, 3. 3,7, h 3. 1, 3. 73, 7, -1-, 3,3, 3. London and. North Western Stock, 1053, 3,3, 3. ,3, 4-, 106. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 353, 3,1. Midland 82* 3. Berwick Capital Stock, 213. South Eastern Stock, 22*, 3,3, 3, 3, 3,3, 5-16. Great WeW.ern of Canada, 243; do. New, 23p. From these quotations it appears that the rise during the week has been as follows :—Caledonian, lOs ; Eastern Counties, 6s 3d ; East Lancashire, 25s ; Lancashire and York shire, 50s ; London and North Western, 35s ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 22s 6d; Mid land, 37s 6d ; South Eastern, 21s 3d. This evening the market closed with much firmness —prices of all descriptions of Stocks and Shares tending upwards. • The closing rates were thus :—Aberdeen, 121 121. Blackburn, 73 Chester and Birkenhead, 165 ma. Cale donian, 293 293. Chester and Holyhead, 191 191 Eastern Counties, 91- 9*. East Lancashire, 213 22. Great Northern, 223 233. Ditto A Shares, 93 9i- Great Western, 70 703. Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 973 973. Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 183 183. London and North Western Stock, 106 1063 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 353 351. Midland Stock,B2l 82*. North British, 93, • 911-16. North Staffordshire, 5 3 53d. South Eastern and Dover, 223 223. York, Newcastle, and Ber wick, 211 213. York and North Midland, 303 31- Leeds Capital .Stock, 183 19. Buffalo and Lake Huron, 3 -ap. Dutch Rhenish, 1 7.16 1 9.1.6 p. Great Western of Canada, 243 24i. Do. New .Shares, 23 21p. Great Luxembourg, 103 103 d. Money has been in more active demand to-day, and the rates of discount charged were firmer, owing probably to the maintenance of the Bank minimum rate of interest. Approved bills, how ever, are still negociated below that quotation. Many persons express dis Satisfaction at the course adopted by the Directors of the Bank yesterday, in not lowering their terms of discount. But those who properly weigh all the circumstances connected with the money market consider that any measure of the kind, so soon after the rates were equalised, would have been very premature. Of course, on a subject of such vital importance to the commer cial interest, there is much difference of opinion, but it is generatly felt that no relaxation should take place until the mercantile bills falling due on the 4th proximo are liquidated. Our London ad vices of thiS afternoon state that borrowers merely obtain the funds that they require in the hope that a reduction in the value of accommoda tion will soon be accomplished. To-day the market for Public P,ecurities was a shade flatter, although no important circumstance arose to. check the buoyancy recently noticed. The account, however, is now draWing to a close, and although confidence in a further improvement may be strong, some of the operators for a rise will no doubt take their profits, instead of " carry ing over," at 3 per Cent., the present charge Consols have, been 943 3 and 043 3 for mon:y ; 943 3 for the 4th proximo, and 95 to 958 for January. The New Three per Cents. are marked 933 3, the Reduced 93 to 933. Exchequer Bills 2s to 5s premium ; and ditto Bonds 981, 8-, s. Bank Stock is 215 to 217. There was much activity in the London Railway Share Market to day,and an important improvement may be quoted in the values of almost all the principal lines. An advance of about 1/. has taken place in the following lines :—B ristol and Exeter, East Lancashire, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Midland, and about 10s. in Brighton, South Wes tern, Manchester, Sheffield and Lincoln, and South Eastern. The Canadian lines were firm. Among the sales were Caledonian,. 59 582. Chester and Holyhead, 38. i. Eastern Counties, 9, H. 4. East Lancashire, 83 814. Great Northern, 914 91. Great Western, 69, a4.Lancashire and Yorkshire, 96, A, 4, 7. London, 105,3, Midland, 82 811 North Eastern, Berwick, 854. Doyer, 74 734. The Market closed steadily. Our Produce Markets have been tolerably steady, although the demand for most articles has not been active during the past week. Sugar has recovered in price, but owing to the limited supply on the market, the sales are restricted. In Coffeee the transactions are unimportant. Prices of Jamaica are quoted at 645. to 78s. We have to note more activity in the Rice market. The new season Teas are now on the market, the bulk of the Congou sold freely at Is. 1 - H. to Is. 10d. per lb. Peruvian Guano sells at £.lO per ton. Dye woods are in better request, whilst the sales of Palm Oil are restricted, The enquiry for. Tallow has improved. Our Grain Market has ruled dull all week, and . nothing but the finer qualities of ,wheat support the previous currency, and even these are not so firm. Flour must be noted 61 per barrel lower, with a.demand only for the best brands, and these not in quantity. The enquiry for Indian corn has abated, and to make sales a reduction in value would have to be submitted to. A little better feeling in to-day's market, but no change in prices, and business limited in all articles, large supplies being on passage and sho r tly expected i n port. The business done in Mark-lane was limited, and prices, although not lower than on Monday, were merely nominal. More firmness was observable in the Wakefield and Dublin markets:although no change in the value of any article took place. The Manchester Market for Goods .and Yarns is still void of animation. The general bent of prices is i n f avour o f purc h asers , b u t any slightly favourable circumstance would most probably lead to enlarged business, as spinners and manufac turers hold no amount of stocks, and are reluctant to embrace contracts at any material decline on ruling quotations, and the India and China accounts are regarded as favourable. The im provement in the amount of business transacted still continues at Bradford, and yesterday operations were on a more extended scale, as merc hants see they must pay advances, end there fore are eager to race orders where possible at old rates, so as to provide for their probable wants during the ensuing two or three months. Manu facturers are steadily holding out for higher prices, and augmented rates are reluctantly con ceded by buyers. Altogether a much firmer tone and advanno4 in pit pervaded the market U l B no borer talked of, but an actual thing. We have received advices from Sydney to the 2nd-of September, by the Cyclone, arrive d in the Channel:. She brought a mail, and gold on l freight amounting to 4,5681 sterling. From our commercia advices, we learn that there had been several causes to render the markets unst:eady, but, not withstanding, there had been few fluctuations. The New South Wales gold fields continue to be in good repute, and the accounts of the yield from the various localities had been qu ite sufficient .0 confirm the reports that had lately the various: newspapers. All that the N ett ' South Wales gold fields require, to developr their richness, I. are labour and &W it t , t The great anxiety manifested about the renr 2 s, e for bread Stuffs had been relieved by som e arrival s ' which, though, small in themselves_ in pr o P° T ,: ti° , ll to their wants, indicated .that importations 11° — appeared to various quaiters might be expected, and the eB' treme rates of last and former Years were no t like l to rule this. The local crop was very precarious, rOA notwithstanding the large extent of land that hit been put under wheat, the long absence o t . l s. was a circumstance that was creating unea sines d The recent importations and advices had Callr it a slight depression in the flour market, but of would be only temporary, and prices would decline materially, as the population was in,er ett ,. o ing, and there was a chance of a failure 0 1, o '" deficiency in, the produce of the current year. The importations of Breadstuffs during year was enormous,:amounting in value to 71- 7 . 7 t he adding the flour to the imported wheat and Z„is wheat produce of the Colony, or 449,40 0 ha sh es of wheat in 17,976,000 Ihs flour, 886,363 hug t he of wheat imported, 1,335,440 bushels grow" in i; s Colony, 2,621,209 total bushels wheat. This g,:, -e o f an average of consumption of about 10 bush o' wheat to each person in the Colony. The ship Lord Burleigh arrived at New Zealaio from . London, after a lengthened passage ? f ,i f st the last days. The Sandford, from London, also arrl v ` - 0 0 New Zealand, after a protracted and ternPea tli c io, voyage of 123 days The Velocity, from Lon 12 5 bad arrived at Sydney, New South Wales, days. URA The advices from Paris relative to the P ° A s the of financial affairs are more favourable , an -- na is next monthly return of the Bank Of Frall:"; expected to exhibit a material improvemee, t Lio the chief departments. Speculation on the P"„ - sv oy is very , brisk, and the Rentes, as well as ita" Shares, are exceedingly buoyant. vor 01 0 The public sales of foreign and colonial ‘,..°06 are proceeding with animation, and prioe B ruled very firm. The last sale is fixed f or P 8- i Saturday. si n r The following were the closing prices of - 1 - - 1 . 11 , Exchange :—Amsterdam 11, 17,1; Do. OS, " 30 13k, 141; Rotterdam, 11, 17, i; Antwerp, 25, 4s, Hamburg, 13, 7,4; St. Petersburg, 371, 25, 60, 671; Do. Short, 25, 221, 271 ; 41; 25, 60, 67-1; Frankfort, 1197,-, ;, 11 , ; Vienna, 10, ().-P Trieste, 10, 40, 44; Leghorn, 29, 75, 80. BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS• • 0* An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Vietoris, 32, for the Week ending Nov. 22, 1856 ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Debit. Credit. , 19v Notes issued .. £ 23,761,025 Government 01 5 . - ) Debt ...... £ l.-, 4 59 9 0( GoldOt e u r l lic s e oo c ni u n r . i t. andi.e.s 2_0. : 2 6, 0 2 5 B 6 1,02 Total .. • • Debit. Proprietors' ca pital Rest Public deposits Seven day, and other bills.. £23,761,025 BANKING DEPARTMENT. Credit. Government se- A 4 ,4,8 6 : £ 14,553,000 curities ..• Slou'o ~"g219,44°, 3,263,571 Other secur ities I° , obg 5,106.831 Notes. 9,735,455 Gold and silver 6 11 ,611 coin 853,122 Total .... £33,516,979 Total . . X 33 ,5 1" sit o f The Bank retu rns t o th e 22nd, in the Gctoett e _ol loo night, on compa r i son w ith those of the week P r* show : Active circulation , 7 £19,d3m.,-'9 6 0 76 49,?•• q 7 634 21 3,4 1 3,2693,51 9•2 Increase Seven day and other bills . Decrease Public deposits ... 5,1°6•n46 µ2 0.36 Increase • 9,7 36 ' 4 '1 Other deposits 377,91.• Decrease 10, 464 7/ Government securities 2 9 , . Decrease 4w Other securities • 82 1 9 - 6 Decreasq 4 o !NO Notes unemployed ,., 240 ~ 01' , Aa gtr'•„ Increase The increase in the bullion is irrespective 0•_ h c aille Tian arrivals, only a very small portion of whic h the week's account. Decrease Bullion Increase BANKRUPTS 1 r OOO GEORGE STEDDALL and JOHN WRIGHT' brewers. oi ll. WILLIAM 1117M1E9, Liverpool, builder. • blr e ' SimEus and ED WARD L OR D, B a cup, Lany..as7- . , . wrights. 6.'Eonop: DANBY, Old street, London, win e Mere ' ALFLtED GET, Kidderminstkr, grocer. SAmnitr, PALMER CHAPMAN, Lincoln, grocer.. DANIEL A•QUITH Halifax, innkeeper. : h r cie. l ., e b r 'ar. WILLIAM Baiscoa, Ashton-under-Lyne; t'r,. 3- „ e ,Lth - ' CHARLES OSWALD ROBSON, King's Cross, LA° - he "" finger. 0 d M au° MICHAEL ambeth, Londov, fire s " r . WILLIS,, • J. sl/1 tater. ~, , fl b rlai i MARGARET JANE S TOVELD, Blyth, Noruu.--8 builder. - nel f A GENTLEMAN " IN" A DIFFICa' "OUT" OF IT Ilo f ei,t real life l' i t u fe t t's is a p lm ir o t s ic t nevertheles c s, l i n s R3manc ' 911 part rt matter of interest *is one of peculiar importance toOjai ms _ residing u or enjo y a l of at a considerable distance from die core Liverpool, or those who stray from boo ° t ; ° , l diri till n a f luxurious weed. On the occasionallude to an ell - I ' dress bit dined not one hundred miles from Aintree+, fr ieo l ,,; course, in full attire • and after complimenting s , d (if . rove° . b Pi ° partaking of the good thingsof this domestic _!) ire:ivit __ to sible) to return to hisulca°rnscidasear,e4lo7 the lPieli led hearttlise wi'ed knOlreWors faithful companions, travel the initiated, but not to Mr. C., a ahr atiltholilb ev i .r !" .flitl li was made to meet the East Lancashiren ci' '` cd.l‘6l3l uellt° a _ c onseq uo te • elements much prevailed against thew: • ds os the train passed by INT OW 131 ore the other side. —° li di g d ,-• he rs the last train to Liverpool could be accoreP":--; bee: 0 1 well known Lancashire and Yo r kshire Rail w "'t reli c ' . 10 , n , o r,e , 9 1 was the struggle. Through the non -. " n ot, 'Ta the ought-to-be local board,-re u r d•" r rl roads we r° ' • gu ar • do broken down, and ditches had 13° i Abe ' „" r ged consequence, a gentleman •taking for grs ° " ed „ eb0 1 ,3" Ito in a ratepayer, followed his leader , - d soon ci a- ° d l.' - an f boot,sei A el of a muddy watery pit—albeit with TWO a iii ? woe. match. ` What - was to be done in this &ler° ,on 0 , n ig was heard ; one said, to I,llanother, l e ' jog 1 0- d e rescue ; _ . 100 g 90 But nature, ever kind 'in cases of distress, cas;•; ol , T italls t hat behind, and, by the assistance of his friend 7, esc ape i . the many struggles and difliculties my frir' retie' • 0 verdict--p. M., drow ' • ITo / 19 ned by suffocation • i ti 0 0 tfo rtf train now was the difficulty, which was seen a rt e ha travelling- with terrific speed ; so with 0.0113°3a at / g considering the muddy indescritiables, be arri ve no t ey e d station in that breathless' haste that the fare, 11 , ag 01 fl i t en I considered.. I may here state that the fa" nv ieig"; 5 experienced was purely accidental, for be lle f , i . ,Ilde le-f t o money, neither was he intoxicated, theref,re urn, " o yer , if the sympathy of all diners nut. His return, that a n e: e r t o his domicile will gratify all, when it is kn °" c l tb e iea s fo u r pper, with a cheerful smile, more' than ref's' ~,,y fr 6 the many (not to say) dangerous dventures "sAit a u 3 ..,-, _, pp, has sustained of late.—l am, SEC., -A m. r A s. CURIOUS m, OAsT3 FOR m4coviATE3 Tae " cl Dst Five e appeared ocansce:7ee C o a wt ll one w ar a , s charged with usinr:obsceu Dud 10 °- lane.using.°b'cepstreet• _ he Or that '' a %ye possessed of certain premises, of which -her h us i 9lri be o4 . but that s t . the whichß o y, had, Barrington'fdefendantro m ffancied e ied m tbe r. p G r h e p o e r r g t e y i o i f a i lk ia l m r. Benjamin Lewis, rad:or:CS:win:Bll;i case the defendant had, h • several processes in 111 , ' t ell 1 : e: T e r c . ted ß f u r s o s m ell, the whom, premises)but had at last prere i . l 7. a. e If the ~,,t ev t. office, stated to be the greatest scoundrel it on PI an auctioneer etdirToeuegrh:lndo faPPral.s rails , tong' camel before him, to make a distraint urdiotraiu I n this re voll' goods of the occupier, Mrs. Roy ha d heen icd t he tso policemen had aided, although they strated with by the incumbent of the district.d euvcrilrio n g i‘il o or o ns d .t s iml s `Call were wi, i cw t a ha k s e o n hr(, a i r e l er d eo(ui s l i d i t l o d . n atfi ndd After o,twa a l e ngth , t *O I L committed for that time. The two poorlii(cisetimwreeantsiewc9:rnio::;_,:iiorijoili; probably the case with refercnce to reprimanded for the part they bad taken in police►uthe trap ° the ft sill 00 04 and auctioneer and appraiser, and the bailiff Russell, will before the judges at the assizes.