The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-05-13 00:00:00

THE COURT

ARRIVAL OF THE QUEEN AT COSBORNE.—On Saturday
her Majesty, Prince Albert, and the court, arrived at
Portsmouth (by special train) at seven minutes past five
o'clock, en route from Buckingham Palace for Osborne.
Her Majesty on alighting, was received by the com-
mander in chief, Vice. Admiral Sir George Seymour,
K.C.8., G.C.H., the Lieutenant-Governor, Major-General
Breton, Admiral Superintendent Martin, Captain Super-
intendent Dacres, C. 8., Commander Pechell, Lieut.
Brandredtb, Messrs. Pinhorn and Davies, of Clarence
yard, and a guard of Honour of the Royal Marines, with
the band of that corps. Her Majesty immediately
embarked on board the Fairy royal yacht, where she was
received by Captain the hon. Joseph Denman, and
Captain W. Crispin. All the men-of-war in harbour
and at Spithead, were dressed in colours, and on the
royal standard being hoisted at Clarence-yard, it was
saluted by the Victory flagship, and the Illustrious,
training ship, Captain Harris. On the Fairy going on t
of harbour, the royal standard at her main was again
saluted by the garrison from the ramparts. In a minute
afterwards another magnificent salute was fired by the
fleet at Spithead, the crews manning the yards and
cheering her Majesty as she passed. After a beautiful
run across, the Queen reached Osborne at a quarter past
six o'clock.

ACCIDENTAL DEATH.—Jeremiah Gunne, died yesterday in
the Royal Infirmary, in consequence of a compound fracture
of the thigh.
SITDDEN DEATH.—Mary Millar, aged sixty years, was
found dead in bed yesterday morning, at 1 Court, Willaloo
Park. Inquests will be held in these cases this day.

DEATH FROM ALLEGED VIOLENCE.—A sailor named
Kapel, belonging to the American ship Great Western,
died in the Northern Hospital yesterday, where he had
been confined since the 3rd instant, from illness brought
on by alleged ill-usage on the voyage.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.—EIiza Eaton, who resides in 8
Court, Eldon-street, was brought before Mr. Mansfield
yesterday morning, charged with having attempted to cut
her throat. It appeared she had some quarrel, with a
relative, and whilst in a state of excitement made the
attempt, but as she was at once seized, the wound was not
a serious one. She was remanded for a week.
LIST OF PASSENGERS PER R.M.S. AFRICA, FROM NEW
YORK.—Mr. R. M'Leod, Mrs. R. M'Leod, Miss F. Addi-
son, Mrs. C. P. Crocket, Miss Crocket, Miss Ferry, Mrs.
Leighton, Mrs. J. L. Crocket and two children, Mr. and
Mrs. George Selves, Mrs. Joel, Mrs. Alexander, Mr. and
Mrs. Soleline, daughter and two sons, Mrs. Cohen and son,
Mr. S. L. L. Cohen and servant, Mrs. lsThella Hart, six
children and servant, Mr. F. Schneirind, Mr. E. Caron,
Captain and Mrs. Platt, Miss Belmont, Commissioner
George Hewitson, Miss Hewitson and maid, Messrs. Wil-
liams, J. G. Welsh, P. Aldige, Henli, J. Chandler, S. P.
Jarvis, H. J. Hunt, E. C. Pratt, J. H. Zellwiger, E.
Cradner, Selves, junior, A. Coates, J. Coates, Mr.
and Mrs. Plummer, Mr. and Mrs. Buchan,
three children and two servants, Mrs. E. Green,
Messrs. 11. Closterman, J. Thomson, F. Vote,
Solomon and son, M. Phincas, Mrs A. Coates, child,
and servant, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Siffkin, Mr. and Mrs.
Pinniater, child and nurse, Messrs. Allain, J. Bingen, L.
Price, L. Nathan, Mrs: Allain and daughter, Mr. Allain,
son, and two servants, Captain Warlow, R.A., and servant,
Captain Paterson, 95th regiment, Messrs. H. L. Ward, W.
Muir, Mrs. Anderson, Doussan and child, Rev. J. Grayling,
Messrs. M. Tobin, Bunten, G. F. Downing, F. Restresso,
J. D. C. IT' ibo, D. Stirratt, J. W. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs.
Rorhey, Messrs. Ladenburg, Von Rauth, W. A. Cooper,
Benjamin, Captain Small, H. Holyoake, F. Bowman,
G. S. Wilks, N. C. Efford, Mrs. J. Thompson, Messrs. R.
Frochlick, J. Wolf, T. Cordakes, S. Kingan, Mrs. J.
Rhoades, Miss K. Young, Messrs. R. Simpson, J. Tonester,
M. Byrne, C. Selwiger, F. Whitram, F. Lidergerber, Rev.
M. Donohoe, Mr. Carl Herzog, Mr. and Mrs. Weissner,
Messrs. James Elliott, Geo. Walter, C. Makin, Jos. A.
Thompson, Schlegel, Trencherst, Smith, Blackmuir, F.
Baffle, A. Lightwood, B. Kerrigan, J. Lewis.

By telegraph from Hastings it is reported that
the Invincible, from Melbourne, had arrived this
morning, with 20,013 ounces of gold, valuei at
80,0521, on freight, and dates to the 18th February.
The Antipodes, from Hobart Town, has arrived in
the Downs, with dates to the 29th January.

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Accounts from Turin state that at the second
meeting of the Chamber of Deputies, Count Cavour
announced that the English Government, which
had already advanced a loan to Piedmont of
2,000,000/, had again offered a sum of 1,000,0001,
but that this addition to their national debt was
now happily, since the closing of the war, no longer
required. _ _ _

At the close of last week the Vienna Bourse
recovered a little from its previous state of inac-
tivity, and the Austrian Funds were firm, with an
advance of -2- per cent on the 4i per Cent, 2 ft in
the New Hypothec Bank, and no variation in the
5 per Cent. Metallics at 841 and Austrian Rail-
ways at 25g. The exchange on London was 10-5
to 10-3, and on Paris from 1191 to 119/.
Business in every department was remarkably
quiet, at the same time the prices were generally
fairly supported. The Funds experienced scarcely
the slightest variation throughout the day, and
closed the same as on Saturday, the final quota-
tions being 931 9317. There was a good demand
for money in Lombard-street to day. Intending
subscribers to the new Loan are preparing the
requisite deposit. In the Stock Exchange no
pressure is observable, and short loans were
obtained to-day at 41-- to 5 per cent. on Government
Securities. At Paris to-day the 3 per cent. Rentes
quickly advanced, exhibiting a rise of 4 per cent.
nut, thA final rormn Qn4.....,1",7 TU.
quotations did not reach the city this evening.
The Railway Share Market was inanimated, and
devoid of change in prices. The following being the
closing quotations :—Caledonian, 591 591. Eastern
Counties, 91 9'4. East Lancashire, 76 78. Great
Northern, 941,95. Do. A, 784 791. Great Western,
591 60-i Lancashire and Yorkshire, 881 89.
London and North Western, 100 1001. Manches-
ter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 28-1 29. Midland
Stock, 741 7411. North British, 34 35. South
Eastern and Dover, 70 701. York, Newcastle, and
Berwick, 77 78. York and North Midland,
55 55k.

TRADE REPORT.-MONDAY,