The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-29 00:00:00

tentiaries will affix their signatures

last nig~
OUR RELATIONS WITH PERSIA.—The Globe of
publishes the following, with the semblance of autborlb/a.ocl
It is reported that the differences between this counttf ,iag
Persia have terminated—the Persian governateat ha
ore,
made an amende honorable. Mr. Murray will, tiler
shortly return to his post at Tehe'ran. appointee
THE TIPPERARY BANE:.—The official manager ow
for winding up the Tipperary Bank has issued a lit„aas'
cautioning the depositors and creditors against before
ferring or disposing of their claims on the bank, This
they have had them proved in the regular ways 0,5
notice was necessary, as a sort of irregular tralm;area
carried on in the securities, and advertisements tipping t,o„
inviting persons holding such securities, and wls,'"„es
dispose of them, to present them at certain 01'w ger
, n.,508 „
London. The course required by the official .10
pa
was thus necessary for the protection of those who
to se
li
chase the securities, as well as for those who aria'
0°
the Fm.
ALL OF A ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL AT PREST°,-.' (spelt,.
Thursday last, about noon St. Mary's Catholic Los ot
Friargate-hill, suddenly fell down, and became a,. sop!
ruins. Several workmen have been employed 111:
time at the building, preparatory to its enlargernen.o3 tg,
were about to widen it, and for that purpose intmth hat
take out the side wall. A. large quantity of earthat
been dug away from the wall, and it is suPPoselaestrar
weakened it, and was the immediate cause of the ndittg;
tion of the building. The two gable ends are still stalooitea
but in such a dangerous state that their fall MaYriacleefiri
for any moment. The seats, furniture, books, allu'o,o3"
every thing belonging to the chapel, have bee,n:
and torn to pieces, and buried beneath the rillnk' "
uitdinbeo
fortunately none of the men employed about the sire
were in any way injured. The chapel will novi
be entirely rebuilt.—Preston Guardian. tO
THE CULPRIT MARY WEEKS.—A Memorial god
Majesty has been signed by the jury who convicted ;ell;
Weeks of the murder of her child, at Exeter, at the oteu
ass zes, praying that sentence of death might be nOnlbeliele
into transportation or imprisonment for life, theY of the
that she committed the crime under the influente,o vis!,
principal witness against her, Thomas Warren, 11:0
induced to give information on account of tSttiteA;
reward which had been offered by the Secretary 0' ,f, g-
and that she was labouring under so much excitente'nsible
trouble at the time that she was temporarily irresP An
for her actions.
ACCIDENT ON THE EASTERN COUNTIES RAlLVatiLie On
accident occurred on the Eastern Counties 'Q
Wednesday which prevented Prince Albert visiit't7,•lo 11;
camp at Colchester on that day, as he intended
done. It had been telegraphed to the various sr/ an
thatdonoew theno,
etrloacPi
o'clock.
nhTcoeww woe
vooeurrl would
threegpo pass s
off
effadtrohrwei
anrg
ate hist es
of, line is ntoheoenb
pe
atawfrtieei eilitte,rat tit
101 ."os4
the Chelmsford station, at that part of the line, i'g 01°,1'0'01
works are going on for the Royal Agricultural .-„°f te,v
meeting, and were dragged some distance, nnel;cl ah
turning over, but fortunately escaped being bill% e3niuof
the steep embankment. The passengers werationbst
shaken, but none of them seriously hurt. plf°l.°:iras ti-
the matter was sent to London, and the reply ro,
the prince's journey was in consequence postOgo.
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION OF A BOILER.---.YeSter
ing, about ten o'clock, considerable conster,l3,3l,ond°o6l
occasioned in the neighbourhood of Spitalfleinace, it
in consequence of a report as of a piece of or° wieier
the sudden falling down of numerous buildings'f a bo!,rs
was soon ascertained arose from the bursting lattiert' is
of a steam engine on the premises of Messrt is Will on
saw mills in Club-row. The boiler, whit "no., an-dgii
termed low pressure, was about thirty feet '°lFtilll"
bursting it took an oblique direction, forcing itee eatireof
several walls belonging to adjoining preinise,„se' reacl;ti a
destroying a cowshed and stabling in. t.,.,..1.00„,‘,„0
premises in Slater-street, and also passng LP out
ot,l'ir
private house in the same street, knockille (i?o so
entire front of the house, and at length Pasarrrnave:fteDete
wards into the cellar, burying itself into the earth
Versed
great a depth that scarcely more than
lengthfour
from the surface was visible. The entire t. A- he
by the exploded missile was about seventy fe2e're
time of the explosion a number of workmen ;voaiclecleres•
premises, several of whom were severely road
near
injured, and one man so seriously that it was Mess e,
sary to remove him to the London Hospital.
statiaellite•
were sent to the various brigade engine and "were
shortly after the engines from Jeffreys sclu,r
cross-street stations arrived at the spot, un',„o3ecil'aon
not called into action, the fire having been 1 all's Jr
Cather 'OOl
subdued. The damage done to Messrs. & slob
the surrounding premises is very extensive.. :I,oiler..,ed
and providential escape took place while the "jka tTog
passing through the house in Slater-stree a yo"
female was sitting in one of the rooms, was"
child, but they were both unhurt.

The United States mail steamer Baltic, Captain
Comstock, has arrived here from New York, with
273,661 dollars in specie, 61 passengers, and
advices to the 15th instant.
The Baltic left New York at noon on Saturday,
the 15th. Nine miles from New York she passed
Propeller City of Edinburgh, going in. On Mon•
day, the 17th, in lat. 40.30, ion, 63.30, passed
American ship Victoria, bound to New York, The
ac passed the Meridian of 50 deg. in lat.
4winds 1.50; saw no ice; experienced strong easterly
in a from ion. 35. On Thursday evening, at 9.30,
fog, the Baltic anchored at the bar.
ae British mail steamer, Arabia, from Liver-
Pool, had arrived out at Boston.
The New York papers announce that a large
lionlreunt of cotton had been destroyed at New
leans by fire, by the burning of the Lower Cot-
-2 Press. The quantity consumed is set down at
,000 bales. The fire broke out in yard No. 3
:"_
Picayune says :—This yard was devoted to the
ileieeiPt and storage of Fellows and Co.'s cotton;
The loss is, however, fully covered by insurance.
25 f,",,"alts are, as we learn, divided as follows :
dols in the Merchants' Insurance Com-
FollY; 20,000 dols in the Louisiana Insurance
en-,,r2liallY; 12,500 dols in the Crescent Mutual In-
offl--'llee Company, and the balance in New York
al-plies. That which is insured in New Yolk had
11.;;MY been sold by Messrs. Fellows and Co., and,
Th.° as risk was concerned, had passed out of
eir hands. The
vern Position of the relations :betw
ti Monts of Great Britain and America, con-
k:Ted to occupy a considerable portion. of the
tint,-11,tiell of the United States Senate, but nothing
"rr"istn reference to them had transpired.
lsrrnarrival of the steamer Northern Light at
from "'ark had supplied a fortnight's later news
Pit California, Oregon, and Central America. The
.elligence from California is unimportant ; from
e rialen it is reported that the Indian troubles still
WQr;ll,lled, and that the new volunteer companies
"eicg raised. The Nicaraguan news is very
boa7c,eBticg. General Walker has seized the
iinfis*_, of ire Nicaragua Transit Company, an-
" nulled Charter, and granted a new Charter to
receiver company. Costa Rica has refused to
reaveb2 the Nicaragua-.
Envoy; consequently, we
the"uortly rupture between
expect to hear of a
it wisent,wo republics. According to previous advices,
p[tr.' oe remembered, they were both making pre-
to atinn
s for a struggle which was generally thought
letter inevitable. Col. Kinney has published a
1111.11: Maintaining his right to the territory from
Gevee'rnralleenlvt as so summarily banished by the
of Nicaragua.
IVAtiI(M the news from California is the startling.
cities ef Intelligence that Jeddo, one of the chief
°Japan, was visited by a severe earthquaked
houses llth of November. One hundred thousand
thous are said to have been destroyed, and thirty
ant-},-*and. lives lost. Jeddo, according to the best
been reties, is the second capital in the empire,.
100Loe residence of the military emperor. It is
Nip—e: en the north east coast of the island of
4 hallif n) and contains a population of a million and
trench
bet. souls. It is stated to be enclosed by a_
ritnl,' and intersected by numerous canals and
bur-de"es of river, navigable for vessels of moderate
sive ell. It has a fortified palace with very exten-
ground
orntt„, s, many noble residences profusely
15r -4ented with sculpture and paintings, several
It 1?? religious temples, and other public edifices.f
150 okine contains the imperial library, composed o
te,o',o volumes. The houses are mostly one
are -4 ln height butb• g generally built of wood,
iti.F3lbicet to frequenetindes-truction- by tire ; certain.
deice till. at of the one hundred thousand dwellings
t'shed by the recent convulsion, a large por-
,
15t el them fell a prey to the flames. On the
hfh Ult.
pi a shock of earthquake was felt through-
so
,Jalifornia. At San Francisco it is reported
rpi? slight damage was experienced from it.
BfLue latest report of the New York Stock Market
p —es the affairs of the Nicaragua Transit Com-
eoltllY were the leading topic of conversation, in
Walker of the proceedings of General
Coin—, as stated.. above. The shares of the
y had .
t4°.. 1411:1 rapidly declined from 19 to 14z,
The tendency of the market generally
during the four
frieea days- had been downward, and
:is were not so good. Two or three of the
Xcllnag houses had advanced their rates
.for
..re eg,e on London, the quotations for which
increased Poied at 109 f to 1091. There had been an
Inetl_ demand for money, but it was readily
en oy the banks at from 6 to 7 per cent.
oas call, and s' from 7 to 9 per cent. for first-
P,aPer according to date. Cotton bad de
tame if of a cent per pound, and the market was
barrel, Flour had declined from 25 to 371 cents per
cent land' Wheat was heavy at a reduction of five
Aix' pI,
the 23-1..,,0 According to accounts in the Tamaulipeco of
and citult., the position of Haro in uebla was critical, trava's caitse everywhere to the sidegree unpopular.
Siel4,' Gars we already know, has been defeated in the
hasoth,da; revolts which had broken out in Morelia
444 beenl. Points had been completely quelled ; Haasteca
restored to quietness ; the whole ot the republic,
the put' was undisturbed, except in Puebla, and prepared
increasihhiln down; and the government was daily
PreQg in strength.
4 eOO3.- ent Comonfort, under date of the 13th ult., sends
noariee`"„llnication to Governor Garza, in which he
only forty'at on the 11th, Uraga entered Tulancingo with
troops Men, in complete route, and that Governm9t
haft be
Marching on the place, so as to render
it difficult for him to esca.,e. The reactionists
eceupleeli driven from Tlaxcala, he says, which had been,
Partisa ,by the legitimate authorities. All Haro s
to,or_c_enssesugeseandtdsare therefore shut up in Puebla, the
against which would be amply sufficent
tl,Aheir revolt at a blow.
Mls.
Werevillaral division 5,500 strong, and with eighteen
the ,3, pissmarchin ro'milexico against the place, and
The iellander has ued a spirited address :to his men.
tllrearlo brigade, of 1,200 men, was at Otumba,
A. R4(le WilY it bY way of the plains. The Ghilardt
Cmld with '.'l3 to leave Mexico on the 14th, 2,000 strong,
" Pieces; and on the 15th the Guanajuato
bensh :Tinder Col. Doblado, 1,700 strong, and with three
giro h
sas ad
with'barey 3,000 men, and would
Ilattereln to succumb, (as President Comonfort
The 371toself) the sacrifice of very little blood.
strong,. onitor states, however, that the city was being
ecttoii balestified. Stores had been emptied to gets
at behind which to entrench. It is also
14 I,,ukeed that the reactionists do not exceed 2,000
nbetZrr, that officers and chiefs, with exorbitant pay, 144, ; that the greatest dissatisfaction prevailed, and 14 and
declared they would retire to their houses; that
eota.,..a_cl.raised 90,000 dols ;from the clergy and various
apet7rcial houses, on condition of evacuating the city
is in al,Population was much irritated against them. This
hr.....ueoition to the forced loan of 70,000 dols, of which
Tltulvt already had accounts.
last )41'11 Or THE CANADIAN MINISTILY.—In Parliament
the evening, the Ministry gained the superiority, beating
tier, plosition 72 to 42 on a motion to re‘cind the resolu-
tee,.6 al inquiri
tng
ia into Judge Duval's charge on Lt. Sylves
urder rl.

een the Go

NEW YORK MARKETS.
: ,itnYlSlol•7B.—The market for pork continues dull, and
til'eets irregular ; thus, while mess has declined 121 to 181 c.
,ole has met with a corresponding advance :sales 2000
1 Ilk closing at 15,661 dols.-to 15,621 dole, for mess, and
a 4 .3.,
j '", i dols. to 14,50 dols. for prime. Other kinds remain
-naetive, and prices are entirely nominal. Beef continues
el:3: dull, and the market is again lower; sales 680 brls.
tn 841 at 9 25 dols. to 11 dole, for country mess, 8,25 dole.
tc" °)75 dols', for do, prime, 11 dots. to 13,25 dole, for re-
....keid vie.strn, and $12,50 to $l3 for Vermont mess. Prime
la beef is inactive, and prices are nominally 18 to $22. Beef
tiot'lle 8 are in good demand, and the market favours the.
qi,j ; sales 600 brie, at 13 dole to 16 cl,lB 50c, as in
gi-qty. Dressed Hogs are selling at 71c for Western and
..?e for hate. Bacon continues scarce and in good request
Zshort ',.,`.t fall
dittoes; sales 130 boxes. Long Clear Middles an
iaort a
Pc—the latter parcel delivered free on ship
244ty,d' Cut Meats 4 are steady, with a fair demand ; salesh
for° packages Hams and Shoulders at 81 to 9ic for
.t
.e
witraer, and 7?., to 71,3 c for the latter. Lard is again easier,
104,11 e faorrtrio.derate inquiry ; sales 400 brls. closing at 10 to
enii_s lair to prime, Butter and Cheese' are in moderate
wit t at previous prices.
portersA'N.--The wheat market is lower, and unsettled. Ex-
the have Withdrawn their orders from the market, and
ate wle Millers buy sufficient only to satisfy their immetli-
Priee.ants• A. decline of five cents from the present nominal
Willi e$ Would
scarcely tempt buyers, while holders are un-
Of I'llg t°
make any such concession ; sales, 400 bushels
80e . hite Southern at 1 dol 90c • 400 mixed ditto, 1 dol.
70..14471.310,
IRed Tenessee, 1 dol 671 c 3,000 prime Red
dol 75c • 3,900 damaged and heated ditto,
pri_ellar 35c. to 1 dol' 51-c • and 600 Red Long Island, on
.7"„e_terree,
The Rye Market is quie„ but firm ; sales
.
ail' d'i,,_bushels at 1 dollar 121 c to 1 dollars 131 cents ,
reeialuil Garlic at
at something below these figures, Barley
four ns firm, and in fair demand; sales 8400 bushels good
,the rowed at 1 dol 27e, including 7000 deliverable in May.
tlieu„°)ril market is dull, and prices favour the purchaser,
btiahre'r an Positive decline has taken place : sales 8000
,„,, i! at 70 to 72c for Western mixed and round white
-'4‘, Yellow, 70 to 71 for yellow Southern, and 67 to 690 for