The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-05 00:00:00

ROYAL .AI4I4I4FFMATRE.

M It. J. .cLARN.E':S BENRY
Tt!.-02hltetbis wonderfully:comic actor takes his benefit,
and it er,b tr 4 liime of his engagement. " Lon-
don Acsin'anee;" "1111dOtitVft41,!.!," and " The Little
Sayagei: are the piedes.. lihat mbgt iiegl."lrrting actress,
Aiiss At. Oliv?r, appeal's as ian'y 64i/ is•fikatker the
first piece. ' ex'peet that' so attractive a bill! of fare
'Aril draw a full h 02145.

15A, S IP AccFiofolow,,

- •
4 it will' be in the rr,t.,:tthttioir of our' readers. drat . the
aboVenamed from thie port win4r, with
a fad titiolt;'ei of soldiers' wives atiti.Ohiliffen'Po? Cal-
cutta, haling tfgeti' 6111a4eerted. by • GbVeriiirita l'oi• that
purpose. There Watt 11 foWon' bOaid• in the river, 104 re
he left, and that caused Itftfttion' te.the'VeSSel:„ s4ll_
sequent events madeAtievessel more 1?1= cap:.
-1 • ..•
tale (Horner) and the suigeOd who .had charges et the
! femaieliaCtiiidten, were poisoned •by the took, and d
fearful mortality 1612 rtate amongst the passengets,mid
over lob died. * rhe vesSelyin'efton run into Pernam-
buco, where shnWas cleared' of t6-paSib:iitttgf examined,
and cieaNd.. A dilECUlt'yar'ose tO'fihd a'dottinfa'it,ft for
her, but Mr. GYM. IYeni-leiston; then' late' captaiir thd'
Manubl gont, h'apPened to be thtee at the'tiMe; anti,
I not wishing to let any ineonVenierice of less be suffered
by the passenkerS or osiner's,• took the com Mandi of the
ship, first eqe her Welt cleaned' and veritilated.
On her arrival ''able tay, fearitib;anY accident' or loss
of life, he called a survey, eWd a copy of
the surveyors' report on' the occasfan...:'
We, the undersigned, compoSing a board df AirVey, visited
the &till *.oe-ington, at anchor in'Table Bay, on the 2ads
1860, and we Celtriiy thit we found everything relating to die
accommodation of tee ecic.*3& fainilies on bOard' in a very
satisfactory state. We inquired of the women whther they
had any Complaint to make as regaida ate, condhet of the
present commander (Captain Henderson), who fiScf )6iittcl the
ship at Pernambuco. No complaint whatever wa3 preOCiOti
on the contrary, many came forward and spoke highly in favour
of Ctletatif Ilenderson, as be,ing a kind, considerate, and humane
man.

, , a,fstriPcl),.
sv/idgyr Chtitelifiing;.Liententult-Colonel.
K. B. T. 5t11414,
JOHN WINGFIELD, D.A.G.
SAMUEL CORDEN, Quartermaster, Mb' ilf'Ert.
EDWARD GUNTER, Surgeon, 59th Regt.

The ship, after a quick passage, arrived safely at Cal-
cutta ; and the following documents fully attest the
estimation in which Captain Henderson was held, both
by the Government of India and the mercantile agents
of the Phi/l,• ftdr btiong,l to Liverpool, and is a fine
vessel indeed

Sir,--I am directed by the SuPeriet'entient of Matine to foe-
' ward to yoit the accompanying copy of a letter froM th',l Secre-
tary to the Government of India, in the Militarydepartnibnt,
dated 18th July, 140, OnVeying the aeknoWledgmCcilt of the
Governmentof India, for the. very great care and attention
you bestowed on the doldiers' wives' and children duVing the
period they were under your chatpreion' libaia the A'ecrington.
I have the honour, .&c., HOWE.
Captain Henderson.

The follo'wiiig is the copy of the letter referred to

Sir,—l am cftf&cted by his excellency the Governor-General
in Council to recpidt itjat you will communicate to Mr.
Henderson, the commander of th.t,ithip Accrington, on her
voyage from Pernadibuco to Calcutta, WA soldiers' families;
the acknowledgment of the Government of India, fvi fth'e'•iery
great care and attention he bestowed on the soldiers' wives taect
children during the period they were under his charge. (Signed)
• R. J. H. Besca, Major-General,
Secretary of Government of India.
The following is the mercantile opinion of the agents
of the ship'.

Czrkevttaf July 20, MO.'
Dear Sir,---As you leave this Morning,' and flike etptesied
a wi6-b ilia we shOiddi write yni conveying our setifirtlenis‘
respecting paifreeff, ve here please're in testifying tliat from
the arrival of the shill Aterington at Calcutta, when our
acqnairtance commenced, till jidnf ffeparttire this day, Fe
have had every reason to be satisfied waif eninin'et. You
have shown every- disposition to afford us inforthifon' and
assistance, and as far as we are able to judge, you have,
your stay in Calcutta, done all you could for the interest of the
avhiefs of tie vessel. Wishing you a safe and pleasant voyage,
eiLtn; Siblaursi &c. PEEL, BEILUES. & CO.
To Capt. Wm: 114:ifObrsbn:
The captain has gust atiVca h'ete, by the overland
'Mail, on important business, and diflitiotiet the above is
personally flattering to him, we think the Coiintrf and
our port should feel proud that the English Mercantile
Marine can supply men to meet any emergency that
may occur at any place.

It is now dettnitell settled that Gallagher, the man
who is in Kirkdale Gad sentence of death for the
murder of his wife, will suffer die 4ffilenie penalty of
the law on Saturday next.
GAItsTON BOARD OF HEALTH.—At the mod*
meeting of this board, which was held yesterday, Mr.
Morris presided. The usual formal business was tran-
EiCted, Mid there Was no other of any general interest.
Bißksl4llEAV.—Yesterday, an inquest
vas held upon the hied); of Ann reucack, is child two
years and a half old, who way dri tlis i*et:lotis Thursday
accidentally burnt, by her clothes catchiiig gte. 'ter-
diet, " Accidental death."

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.—In consequence of the
express desire of many of the visitors to enjoy a Partial
Ifdr!Cellt Ascerrt, Mr. Coxwell has arranged, wind per-
mfttiag; ti cotnitteate the ascents after three o'clock
this day Viieettieeiddy,, fat vtliklt a SM3II charge will be
made.

CORONER'S COURT.—The Ctlffiiiei iYeltli Eat inquest
yesterday, on the body of Thomas Nortoti, drid
half years old. The child was scalded on Saturiay,
itt
Napier-street, and died from the effects. Verdict,
Accidental death."

Mods or THE 3RD CHESHIRE ARTILLERY.—
We undersidrid that Mt: J. Howard of Birkenhead,
who has been appointed td fttrnsist and instruct the band
of this corps, has introduced the nelf &cola( or ventil
horn, as played by the Distins during theft tad pro-
vincial tour. This is the first and only volunteer band
which has been supplied with this beautiful instrument,
gird the first Cheshire band which has been equipped by
a Chesitire man.
CrismAr SALE of rIANOIDRItS.—In consequence of
Mr. W. P. Dreaper's retifing ftanr business, a portion
of the extensive stock of pianoforte's ort hits premises,
56,13°1d-street, consisting, of about fifty instrdorents; by
eminent makers, will be offere4 for sale by auction by
Mt. Branch, on Tuesday next, the' instant. Every
confidence may be placed in the quality of these instru-
Weals. The opportunity is a first-rate one,. seldom to
be met with, and will doubtlessbe generally appreciated:

ACCIVENiS YRErrEanA.l.—John Madison, a carter,
residing in Gascoigne-street, revived a severe wound
on the foot by a bile of goods falling on him at the
Prince's Dock.—John Fennon, a tato/ter; residing in St.
Martin-street. was bit by a docr Bevinacm-buish. and
cut very severely.—John M'Carrack, a labourer, residing
in-Standish-street, received a fractured leg by getting
entangled with the rope of a jigger at a warehouse in
Gibraltar-row. These cases were sent to the Northern
ilospital.

TM: LANC_ViErIRE ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS.—
TflE CORP'S.—It is deserving of notice that
this conwany niarehed to and from Knowsley, and went
through tie different &Attic:Ails in a creditable manner ;
although the corps has only lately been formed, and this
was the first time that it had been at a retiew, or even
had joined in battalion exercise. It started at anc
from the drill rooms, in Beacon-street, near the Bramley-
Moore Dock, and arrived at Knowsley Park at a quarter
past three—a distance of about eight and a half miles
in two hours and a quarter.

TAt VoturcrErn MovEnmsr.—Last evening a meet-
ing was convened at the All Saints' Church school-
room, Great Nelson-street, for the purpose of aiding
and assistinir. the volunteers of the 41st Company in
carrying out their object. Mr. Clarke Aspinall presided.
There was but a very small attendance; but the resolu-
tion pledging the meeting to render assistance to the
41st company, Was unanimously adopted. A vote of
thanks was passed to the tev. Mr. Marlon, for the use
of the school-room, and, also, to the chairman for his
kindness and attention, in taking the active part he had
done in the volunteer and all other movements connected
with the interests of the ward.

TOXTETR BOARD OF HEALTR.—The monthly meet-
ing of this board was held yesterday; Mr. H. S. Alpasa
presided, and the other members present were Messrs.
Boult, Walker, Hargreaves, Woodhead, and Darcy.
The minutes' of the last meeting having been- read and
confirmed the proceedings of the ,Executive Committee
were next brought forward. They included a letter from
Mr. Avison, the legal adviser of the-board, respecting
the rateability of the Society of Friendslor their ceme-

,ery in Smithdown Lane; the writer stated that he

thought their claim to exemption if brought forward at '
all would be upon the ground of their having no bene-
ficial occupation, but he did not think this would hold
good because the result of the modern cases showed that
the courts were disinclined ,to allow the plea except
when it could be shown that the public generally had
an advantage, which in this case the society could not.
do. , In reference to the drain in SmithdoWn Lane for
the Society of Friends Mr. tiroodhead said he wished to
call the attention of the board to its cost. Tho society
bad been rated at the exact amount at which all property
was rated which had the benefit of the sewer. Ile
maintained that if such a proceeding
was lust the board
ought to have provided them with the sewer, and eon-
.tinued it up to the ground opposite to the Society of
Friends. The society had previously expressed their
willingness to make a drain from their ground to the
sewer, which would satisfy the requirements of the case.
They had even prepared an estimate which was sanc-
tioned by the surveyor ; but the board stepped in am). said,
"No, we will not allow linv private persons to put a
drain in our road, but we will have the drain lengthened
at the expense of the Society of Friends." He did not
know how it appears to other members of the board,
but to him it seemed most unjust. The surveyor said
at the last meeting that it would be no more expense to
put down a twelve inch pipe than a regular drain. It
seemed absurd to him that a twelve inch pipe should
ir consequence was
g;dothnee for £5 or £6 they
had paid the contractor £1 58. 61, from which £4 I is.
costthat noin
stoarde tohfa nthao
was deducted. The contractor appeared to have done
them justice, they had erred -through trusting to the
barrelwork b
opinion of the surveyor. Mr Berth gave 'notice of a
motion for the re-oonsuleratimi of the subject. A letter
was read stating that the auditor had fixed the 27th of
September for the auditing of their accounts. This
concluded-thequblio bubn}e66.

I /1

LIVERPOOIL' POLICE GOURT.-YESTERDAY.

' . (Before
THE POOR-BO:t."
• i
dent ss. for the poor-box, the aeuc-,:r.",;;.. Inc
inflicted CkilJfili: fot 'rasing assaulted J. B. on Friday
THE • TO)itt4ii:PAßK Rk.:LIEVIIIO OFFICERS.
In a case where a detittitt it was brought tip, his worship
asked where she resided last ;'zoikt who replied in Wclfe-street,
Mr. Raffles Then why riot eta' An to the relieviDg
officers there ''• Mr.- Wilson,• bkide,ifellL-freeper, said : I sent
her thbre, but', a'sAitttial,•tiliYit'Odie nof relieve' or tsar her in.
Mr: Raftl6':• Thb candtibt of these *Yeti We lolrtear,park is
very extraordinary, and I-have had to Coteriteni of eeteral
tunes. the last place cit residence of this girl,- Iva'S Wolfe-
street,- in the Bark,• and that Mit their jhrisdietion,-anti they
mts.-.!,t take care or hbr. Take her there now and say I sent

her, Mid ehO'intiSt take calv of her, as it is their duty to do

SO. Is tlier4'any complaint aggrist the Liverpool Workhouse
of this'sort ?* 16.„ - Wilson : None, youl• Worship ;.• but We have
to eomplin seriansty araihtt the offieels- of the' Trteth-park
Botercr. Ittr. Raflt s : Vicar( fake the girl' there novff and I
skW&sle if we cannot-remedy it:

; ! CAUTION TO SidtPlikS.
Samtiel Johfitfelk? a' Salk*, was ty'?4,- Murphy, of.
the Local Mailne Bodfdi with negleetinA to join Hir f.MIY,- after
to be on boafti on the 30th of Auiritt aind
AlexiiiieNf Conley, anothkr sailor, It ds charged; with hat'ihg
assaulted Pot6e4ittker 72i, whilst coarrcjirli Johnston to the
station-house. Inleference to 'the first ,charge, Mr. Murphy
said there was no excuse -Whatever for sailors acting In this
way, as there were notices posted al lib Wine and shipping
telhattig -Oltlee, and in all the 'board. houses, cautioning
therri';• asst* when the men came to sign artier:. the notice was
read thbiti; to' titiv chipping master. explained it to them, at
the same time tellitag ftvrn to be at the ship in due time. His
Worship said that very'. pfioper, and therefore it was colts
inexeusThle for sailor6to act soi Vr would punish all men
ecinirtif before him Mader Such'citcaitnstancts: He sent John-
ston tkr gabl for six' weeks: The charge' against CoAley was
then proeee *d ith ,aantl'it: appeared that' he ran; at the officer,
r W
seized the fop of' tiil head in his mouth,• and carried away a
quantity.of flesh. and' ghat deal of hair, for which he was
fined LI, of two mbilttis.' imtni.lonmtnt.
INSOLENCE. OF A it;ELIIF;VING'-OFFICER.

In telleserice to the cake of thte pohr girl *ported above,
Polke-offibef 754/caine Wore thb Codrt, at a later . period of
the day, and said:- I tiobk; thb girl' to Heath', the relieving-
' ()Meer, and said yOu had tea htr. He said, " f know my
duty, and tdon't care about Ole Magistrate ;• I will not give
het ass), order." r said your worship' h;11. Sent me, When he
replied, "Vomit give me any of your insolowse," and took my
number; and fk' then said, "Be off out of fishy."' Mr.
Raffles : What is the hafille of this man ? Officer : nio name
is Heath, sir ; he was very hit lent, and was uhder the tn.
fliience of liquor at the time. ne i,041 to' me,: "As you have
pfelt:ed'uti:t.he girl last night you may take' P s honie and live
-4'itt:her." Mr. Raffles (to Inspector Horn) : Let the girl be
provided fekberd'until Thursday, and then you take the girl
and the officer to' tl+; mbeting of Guardians, and lay the
whole case, with that titan's- observ'ations; before them, and
no doubt they will investigate- f.&i. whiife' cake. Witk the
Guardians rest the responsibility of die' ease- if they refuse
to act.