The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-07-11 00:00:00

THE COURT AND TABLE

Wawa:4m, July 9.—This Morning, at nine o'clOck,
their Royal Highnesses the Prince Consort and the
Prince of Wales left Osborne to embark in the royal
yacht Victoria and Albert for Plymouth, where her
Majesty's. ship Hero, Capt. Henry Seymour is waiting
to convey the Prince of Wales to Canada. Her Majesty
drove down to the Trinity Pier, East Cowes, with the-
Prince Consort and the Prince of Wales, accompanied
by the Princess Alice, Princess Louise, Prince Arthur,
and Prince Leopold.

We hear by private letters from Rome that his Erni:
nence Cardinal Wiseman is seriously sad alarmingly ill,
and that his physician has been summoned by telegraph
from London.—Court News.
MARRIAGES IN HIGH 'ATT.—A marriage is arranged
to take place between Lord Skelmeradale and the Lady
Alice Villiers, second daughter of the Earl and Countess
of Clarendon. Colonel Greene Wilkinson (Scots Fusi-
lier Guards) is about to contract a marriage with the
Hon. Louisa Catherine Hanbury, youngest daughter of
the late Lord Bateman, and sister of the present peer-
.A marriage is agreed upon between Colonel the Hon.
C. H. Maynard, only son of Viscount Maynard, and
Miss Blanche Fitzroy, second daughter of Mr. Henry
.Fittroy, of Salcey Lawn,, Northampton.
The Emperor, the. Empress of the French, and the
prim Imperial, have left Fontair2bleau for St. Cloud,
where, it is thought, they will remain until after the
fete of the 15th of. August. - After the fete of August,
their Majesties will proceed to . Savoy and Nice, • and
afterwards make an excursion to Corsica. and Algeria.
A STRANGE MURDER.—The Frankfort Journal states
that the town of Wesel, in Westphalia, was thrown into
great consternation a few days since,. by the murder of
a lady, about fifty years of age, the wife of 'a public
functionary of that town. The murderer was a young
lieutenant, who fired two pistols at her, and immediately
afterwards blew out his own brains. His victim was
not killed on the spot, but died next day. The names
are not given.

THE GROWING CROP'S IN FBANCR.—The .&ho Agri-
cok states that all last Week the wind blew resolutely
from the north ; that the heat was not great, and -that
it was even cold in the mornings and evenings. It
learns from all parts that while the temperature is
favourable to the ear and to the flowering of wheat, it is
not of a kind to hasten the harvest, and that this is so
much the better. The ordinary heat of the month of
July, it states, would be more hurtful than otherwise.
THE SKIN OF THE NEGRO.—M. Georges Pouchet,
son of Professor Pouchet, of Roueu, who has lately pub-
lished an already well-known work on " Spontaneous
Generation," writes to the Academy of Sciences on the
hand of a negro, as inmate of the hospital l'Hotel Dieu, of
Rouen. The palm of his hand, instead of being of a light
colour, as is usual with the negro race, is, on the con-
trary, nearly black. The epidermis of the palm of the
hand was eaten away by blisters, applied to cure an
abscess, and M. G. Pouchet observed, with attention, the
growth of the new skin. It appeared first of a light tint,
but in a few days, when it had acquired a certain thick.-
ness, turned rapidly black. No one lies studied the
black race more than the illustrious Bluinenbach. This
savant, happening to be one day in London, the well-
known actor, Kean, was introduced to him; Bliimenbach
had seen Kean in Shakespeare's tragedy of Othello, and
Kean wished to know if he had succeeded in imitating
the natural type of the African. ' " You have not only
perfectly imitated Nature," answered Blumenbach, " you
have actually surpassed her; to imitate "the hands of
Othello, I saw you put on • black gloves, doubtless
because you were not aware that in the negro role the
palms bf the hands are almost white."—The .hotogi-a
phie News.

A COUNTESS CKARQED WITH ROBBERY.-At Clerk-
enwell police-court, London, on Monday, a fashionably-
attired female, who gave the name of Elise de fireii,
residing at 11, Park-road, Regent's Park, and who Was
described as an Italian countess, was placed at the bar
before Mr. Tyrwhitt, charged with stealing on the 2nd
iust. one shawl, one parasol, and a pair of earringsfpf
the ,value of £4, the property of Madame Sarah de
Mark,. 172, Euston-road, St. Pancras. Mr. Albert
acted as interpreter.—The complainant, who is a French
lady, said that the prisoner lodged with her for some
time, and was in the habit of borrowing wearing ap-
parel from her. Last week she went away from the
house taking the above things with her, and not return-
ing, information was given to the police, and the pri-
soner was apprehended by Cook, 198 S, but not without
a great deal of trouble, for the prisoner barricaded her
door. When she was taken into custody, u pawn-
broker's duplicate, ,relating to the complainant's shawl,
was found upon her. There was another charge
against the prisoner of obtaining £3 105. by means of
false pretences, but this was not gone into. The
prisoner, in defence, said that the prosecutrix had. lent
her the articles, and she could produce witnesses to
show that this was the case. Mr. Albert said there
could be no doubt that the prisoner was a countess, and
had in this country fallen into bad hands, and been
plundered to a great extent. Mr. Tyrwhitt remanded
the prisoner until Thursday next, but took her recogni-
sances for her appearance.


EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE OF A LICEXES,D. VICTUAL-
LER.—On Monday, Mr. Wakely, the ooroner, instituted
an investigation at tWeYorkshiro Stingo, Marylebone.
road, London, into 'the circumstances attending the
death of Mr. Dolan Weatherstead, aged forty-seven,
lately resicl,ent of 205, Marylebone-road, and former/3'
well known as the proprietor of the Windsor Casik,
Edgware-road, from which he seine time since retired,
It appeared from the evidence, that deceased, wbs wtis
a widower, in possession of considerable means, Aircried
a Mrs. May about a month since. On ttQ 23rd
ult., he made a codicil to his will, drawn up is April
last, in which he bequeaths an inco4e to his
new wife and his wife's sister, and a lege(Y ,E5O to
her mother, and on July 3rd he further bequeathed to
his wife all his household effects, A fey' days previous
to his melancholy demise he was attacked with the
rheumatic gout, frOm which RI, to his death he suffered
severely, and complained of being unable to obtain sleep.
Otherwise he appeared perfect)), healthy, both in mind
and body, was of sober habits, and never complained of
pain of any sort in his head; indeed he often retearked
.that be never stitreied from headache-in his life. Cln the
morning of Saturday last, between seven and eight, Mrs.
Weathorstead; who, during the abort time they had been
married, treated her husband with u
left him in bed in more than niform kindness,
ect of usually buoyunt tipirits at
the prosp his early recovery from .the gout,
to
get him
_a cup of teaa. Which she did at his reepeiat,
and on her return i, few minutes afterwards she inund
him .ituienailile, with his mouth hill of 1)1°4 ,
and *oft oozing from his lea npstril-
double-barrelled ,pistol lay by his side, With one barrel
capped, and loaded to the muzzle, and underneath. his
Pillow, on the mattress, were found. ball, Powd
and eapi, all of which, it' ia Presumed,
i,urchased for t4e purpose of self-destruction, e
7iinn; her
he secretly
ti
previously: 'Tim unfortunate lady, on diseGaivann, bat
huabaOts_ dying condition, at aim gave aisne ceased to
before medical assistance was obtained
d am-
breathe. The medical evidence prove
h the palate
through " t death was
occasioned
hp a pistol bullet passing
The singularity of
into the posterior part a thefbor
from
the
evidence
adduced,
the case- was further shown
hadr written a letter t 4, his
proving that deceased
Itc,
of his taaroisge, and
thteengt brother, stating
t but most banal tertag,
expressing in the
e's happiness, and inviting. him
his
s and his
end the followingo7l mow with them, and also
stating that o phe had be always supposed to have a
horror of ewcide., It4q corptiqr having expressed his
thn numerous and unaccountable suicides
astonishment ast°:
no, talqq utce,designedigh he desiged as really awful,
l'n melt.verdict was returned, to the effect that deceasedied
committeded suicide by discharging the contents of a pistol
into his head, while in a state of mind unknown.

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JAMBS gTEWART & CO.,
WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. AND
BOTTLERS OF' ALES AND POWER.
QUEEN tIVSURANCE-BUILDINOS,
DALE-- I -STREET.

,q.UMMER NOVELTIES.

()AEU STEWART are now showiug VV 7_ SUMMFAckyASHIONS in
BRITISH • AND 'FOREIGN SILKS, SHAWLS,
MIi.LINE Y, MANTLES, 13,ONNETS,
RATS, i'ARAS 0 L S,-!-FiANCY DRESSES,
FLOWERS, TRIMMINGS,; GLOVES, Sic
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hopscTiox ~ .LXD COX.PARIgO4IARE lalitePxcTrt'LLY LinTZD.

NEW FANCY DRESSES, in-every fabric, from 3e. fai. upwards.
NEW SILKS, from One Guinea the Dress upward.
NEW.PRINTED MUSLINS, from 3s. 6d. the Dress upwards.
NEW BAREOES;in every Colour, from 30. per Yard upward..
:NEWtUSTEtS, NEW SUMMER BEQUES, NEW CEOII6-
. OVERS.
NEW RIBBONS; a special lot of FRENCH RIBBONS, at
little more than half-price.
NEW MANTLES and JACKETS, exe4t copies of Paris ModAs,
at very moderate prices. z
NEW BONNETS, French patterns, from 6e. 6d. upwards.
NEW STRAW BONNETS and HATS, from ls. upwards.
NEW HOSIERY and GLOVES from the Best Manufacturers.
Three prices, 2s. 11d., 31. 6d., Ss. 11d., in BRIGHT BLACK
GLACE SILKS, to which special attention is directed.
THE FAMILY LINEN DEPARTMENT will always be Sound
well stocked with every description of Linen Goode from
Dunfermline and Barnsley.
The STOCK of CARPETS is at present large sad well assorted
in Brussels, Tapestry, Stair, etc., and will be found uhwaper
than at any other house in the trade. . ,z
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ESTABLISHMENT,
13, 17, 19, PARADISE-5.1%E0.:
ESTAELDIMED UPWARDS OF HALF ♦ OLITDRT.

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(succrs:ort TO F. L. 14thitat114),
OLD POST-OFFICE BIJILDINO69
LIVERPOOL,
Respectfully solicits attention to his immense Stock of

JEW E It Y

of the newest and choicest designs, and in the greatest variety.
j-VER AND PLATED GOODS,
of them fastti,esble patterns ; the quality warranted.
". •"; WATCHES.
Londsn-mide LIN-ERS, with all the latest improvements,
Liverpool 'WATCHES, at all prices.
Geneva WATCHES, from the best makers.
CLOCKS
.0141 descriptions, including the very latest designs, con
Stantly received from his Manufactory at Paris.
ARTICLES DE PARIS,
a rich and varied astortmant.
SEVRES, DRESDEN, and PARIAN CELINA, BOHEZEL-1.
- ___s_ GLASS, BRONZES.
BITHLWORK,
of every description.
DRESSING-CASES, \WORKBOXES, DESKS, INTE.2aPE-
- • CASES, and FOLIOS. •
TABLE AND POCKET CUTgICRY
MEDLIVAL and PAPIER-MACHE GOODS.
• CHANDELIERS.,-,r
Glass arkd Metal.
LAMPS, •T
of all kinds. ,AZ

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Public Buildings and Private Residane4 Fitted for Gas.
Estimates and Prices forwardedon application.
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AV. requests the favour of_ saiinoisectisa Of .the Stack,
and begs leave to state that he has determined to sdbure so
- the modern rule of business, via :
SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK ILKTIniNg.
- W. H. T-OOKR,
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ACCOUNT BOOKS.--A Large and well-seasoned
Stock of Ledgers, Johrnals, Day and Cash Books, Bill
t, and every other description used by Bankers, Iliersharate,
Brokers, and General Tradeemen, always kept in stool, made
of the best Kent Papers, and bound by first-class warkman in
a superior manner, and guaranteed to open freely and Be Sri
Parties can have their Account Books bound and ruled
pattern, on the shortest notice.

MISCELLANEOUS STATIONERY, compritia?
Letter Paper, from 4s. to 15s. per ream; Notifreperi,
roar 2s. to 75.-6 d. per ream ; Envelopes, hare sit 3e-.7ed. per
1,000 ; Stationery Cases and Envelope Boxes, '.oak a
walnut, from 2s. 6d. each ; Mordan's
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Copriai
30s. each Letter Scales, Inkstand, Me and rresa, Ik. 6d.
Pei's, °owing and Oftioe Ink, very best (own mi"Ado•Giurvi;
and erery Otter article suitable for znarsantlleltras.
TO TRAVELLERS AND TOttRISTd,
well-selected
iljyrß
EcErvstoaTOURIATIP
.ED,
A. LARGE and
CASES, from ss. each; Travelling Desks, Se. to 9s.
„, . Despatch Box, hforocco and Russia, very boat make
-and beautifully finished, containing -every regmaite for sane:
spondence, E 4 O.AP £6 63.
MURRAY'S ITANDBOOKS to Praise, Germany. Italg, *c.
BLACK'S GUIDE BOOKS through England, link and
South Wales, Scotland, Ireland, and the Lakes.
BLACK'S MAPS for Ditto.
BLACK'S GUIDE IS the Watering Places of Great Britain
and Ireland, 2s. 6d.:

HENRY GREENWOOD,
PAIRCANTILE, GENERAL, AND FAMILY STATIONER,
BOOKBINDER, PRINTER, LITHOGRAPHER,
AND ENGRAVER,
CASTLE-STREET,-32.

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establish houses in Liverpool—are respectfully informed that
every description of Mercantile, .4egal, and Cienerai-PAINP•
ING, is executed with accuracy and despatch, and cui•themnst
mockrate terms. The Premises, Plant, and staff, ter•ztamt,
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Machinery of the best construction, driven by steam poW ,ar
ensures rapidity and economy ; while his large and snake
staff of intelligent workmea enables him to execute ordea is
the first style of the art. Estimates furnished to l_slia„Ceti-
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every description.
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algid ,4pWar attraction' corohined, oy toms tik soft ible ming, with CORALITS Cilat
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rad comfortablt tkpol, the most sensitive'tu,s, and FLAT
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The materials u!'„ea are of the beat qua ''., le workman-
lihdP of the ar"..h order, and are supplied at ess than the orumazy enet.
Treatiseiti, just puhlished.
the
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dentist's aid, and, emanating from such a woe, Limas be
confidently relied on. United SerVice o'w"
deterred rrosa
" Thousands requiring artificial:teeth hr°
td coat or dread
consulting a dentist, fearing theAnticint---,_;--- 4,...u.,..,,
of failure. To all such we say perils Gabriel -.-
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member sOnnd al'aiput der 20
ton, and renders the decayed
or bent on rece
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iil Death,, forwardui for istsartion,
qf
sender. MIN,
f,tnticate the name the
beproPerlA: charge for d thewith an 4 addreae insertion of Births icai ao 'fikt-
pence each. *4 BIRTH, rr
On the
°or inst., at 92, 'Myrtle-street, thi wife of Mr. mom*,
Hughes' a daughter.
ARRIA4BI4:
,I, the Slat of May, at Byeulla Ch*lt, Bombay, by tha Rev.
J. D. Cotes, Captain James Kelloik. of the Peninsular ant,
Oriental Company's service, eldesPion of the late Lientenstat
,g.G. Kellock, of LiverpoLL to: Slice, youngest daughter of
the late Jabez Bayley, Esq., alio* Liverpool.
On the 9th inst., at the National Scotch Church, Oldham.
street, James Jarvis, Esq., of This town, to Anse, relict of
the late Major Webster, and crest daughter of James Scalia..
ESCI., of Northampton, New-Brunswick. '',
Oh the 9th inst 4 at AU Saints', Mr. Joseph Pier Point to Mist
Margaret Smith, of this town.
. EATHS. - •
On the 9th inst.,. at Waterloo, aged 2€, Clara Valentina, wife I
of Thomas it. Schofield,
Eaq., of Tratkby,near'Hull. -_.'
Esq., and daughter of C. L. Sin/road;
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On the 9thinst.,lit Huyton, Lucy Hertz, infant daugLitafea
Edward Samuelson, Esq. ,

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