The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-05-07 00:00:00

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

*

The clipper-brig
.w.: 7. t-.7cott, Captain Lindsay,
hence at Rio Janeiro, arrived oft the port in thirty-four
44.r5.

DEPARTURE or THE Etnoras.--:-The British dna North
American Royal Mail steamship Europa, Captain Leitch,
sailed from this port, on Saturday, for Halifax and
Roston, taking the mails for the United States, a fair
cargo, and about sixty passengers.
110IITIER4f ON BOARD THE SEAAEW.—On Saturday, at
the Birkenhead Police court, William Ford, a stoker on
hoard R.M.S. Seamew, lying in the'Sloyne, was charged
IL'sth having stolen two -a notes, the property of the
thief-engineer of the vessel. The prisoner has disposed
'of the notes to a man in Birkenhead, named Whillegan,
for *about one-third of their value. He was committed
for trial, and direCtieds were given for the apprehension
of thillegan on the charge of receiving the notes know-
Ingthem to have been stolen.
DIVINE SERVICES FOR NON-ATTENDANTS AT PLACES
°T. WOR,IIIP.---Lad evening the last of a series of
Divine Services at Hengler's Circus was held; Dr.
11'2'Teile officiating. The attendance was, as asual,
extremely large ; the greater part being composed of
working fine promoters of 'aide sir/icea hive
certainly sticceeded in their object; for, daring the last
frw Sjulclair evenings, the class fol *lsom the services
g
"ere sPacially designed Mustered' in strong numbers,
and nothin
Corild have exceeded the devotion with
which they lieehad to the precepts spoken by the variotis
6iiiii4Cis Who 'addressed them.
TUE IRISH EXODU4 VROM LIV.ERPOOL.—The official
returns of the essalgration from the Mersey have just
beell calliPlc4sed, and present extraordinary results, espe-
cially
as legards the great exodus of the Irish popula-
"h; the vessels loading here being scarcely able to
accommodate the number applying. The retorts report
that during the past month 197 cabin and 9,705 steerage
13assmageis (9,992 souls) sailed in ships "under the act"
to the United States, of whom 8,037 belonged to Ireland,
1,408 to England, 165 to Scotland, while 187 were
inhabitants of other countries. In the previous month,
8.,‘0 cabin and 6,529 steerage passengers sailed from the
.."'erseY from New York. It is curious to notice the
Paucity of Irish passengers on board the steamers sailing
Isere weekly,
and "under the act." Four sailed for the
united States, carrying 157 cabin and 758 steerage
passengers, 553 of whom were English, 78 Scotch, only
short
ships" carried to the United States 115 souls ;
'whilst the Canadian mail steam-ships carried to the
States SO cabin and 56 steerage passengers, and to
-`Cbaltada 40 cabin and 400 steerage passengers. To iCew
:tertkeilsge Nvicki
two "short ships," with 11 cabin and five
passengers sailed. The Australian emigration
15 limited to two ships, "under the act," with 31 cabin
and 816 steerage passengers (748 adults)-283 English,
79 Scotch, 388 Irish, and 66 of other countries. "Short
"Pis" conveyed 2 cabin and 45 steerage passengers. To
s°Oh America four ships, "not under the act," have
carried 19 cabin and 7 steerage passengers. To the East
Indies, 3 cabin pass , eng ers were conveyed by the John
Wei* t West Indies 10 cabin passengers were
al "in • To the
1.,-°ll/eyed; and to Africa 20 passengers were carried out
the royal mail steam-ship Armenian, and 6 per the
Olincla to Old Calabar. At present the tide of emigra-
tion is on the flood, and likely to continue.
INSOLVENTS.—InsoIvent debtors heard at Lancaster
en, Friday, the 4th day of May, 1860, before Robert
'segar, Fsq.,judge of the said court : James Cheadle,
/:411celwright and sawyer, Little Lever, near Bolton-le-
-1"m; John King Butterfield, beerseller,
,Droylesden
Charles Steer, cabinet-maker, Ashton-under-Lyne; John
j'ennnl (sued as John Pennell), greengrocer, Man-
1311ester ; Thomas 'Ainsworth, power loom-weaver, Black-
; Edmund Overend, grocer and provision dealer,
Manchester '; 'William Riley, tailor, Burnley.; James
Leach, common carter,: Over Darwen ; John Clare
s Atkinson, commercial traveller, Burnley ; Jane Carr,
fiPe and cowheel dresser, Liverpool; Emmanuel
Freud,. ud, general merchant, Manche.ster ; William Walker
spools, woollen merchant, Salford (sued with John
20ole aid Robert Alfred Dorrington) ; Nathaniel
.1"S :words, grocer, provision dealer, and joiner, Bacup ;
,c4°liwil.uNraughan, boot and shoemaker, Salford ; Edward
ro
Ler, commercial traveller, Manchester; John John-
ton,. baker and provision dealer, Southport—discharged.
ril°lll4s Sells, grocer and tea dealer, Horsmonden,
sssellt• adjourned a month; William Makinson, colour
nlizer at a print works, Salford, six months ; Peter
,ThSeddon, engineNd i fitter, Garston, near Liverpool, two
Entwistle, publican, Southport, six
months;h Thomas Lockett, commercial traveller, Man-
ter, four months ; Charles Joseph Eldershaw,
commercial traveller, dismissed ; Owen Jones, currier
and leather dealer, Liverpool; adjourned six months ;
Thomas Higgins, tailor and draper, Oldham, discharged;
.—On Saturday, Th
ACCIDENTS
residing in Batchelor-street i
-of the leg, hy a hogshead om as Jones, labourer,
treacle
ved a compound fracture
Matthew-street—William Luratcle falling
in
Eurlington-street, fell out of his carta uporidhim
eatrster,dhresii-ii-binrig:
'Maryand sustained a fractured leg.—Yesterdayaan Sund-da ),
Power, a girl aged nine years, residing yin
Adling,ton-street, fell off a coach in Edge-lane, and
'sustained severe injuries to her body, of which she died'
In two hours after being admitted into the hospital.—
'William Alexander, a boilermaker, residing in Oriel-
street. slipped off the footpath in Great Howard-street,
fracturing his leg.—Thomas Delks, a boy aged twelve.
years, belonging to the ship Wyoming, in Waterloo
Dock, fell into the hold of that vessel, and sustained a
'Bever* scalp wound and contusions of the body.
Llwzapoos, ROYAL INFIRMARY.—Return for the
week ending May 5 :--Admitted : In-patients, 46 ;
nut-patients, 30; surgical casualties, 35. Discharged:
Cured' 35 ; relieved, and at own request, 1; made
out-patients, 4 ; irregular, 1 ; dead, 3 ; remain in the
house,.,
204. For the *ensuing week : Visitors, T. D.
llornhy, Esq
and John. Cropper, Esq. ; physician,
It.i) juniorr. Vcee ; surgeon Mr. Stubbs. House' surgeog, Mr.
.
garrison ;house ;
surgeon, Mr. H. G. Rawdon
the Rev. Edward Poole ; treasurer, Charles
L'