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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

' ?fuscongus, 66g. Killeran, Douglaarte°;•
Nelson. go, AlTullern. Jamieson & CO 1
' Newverpotumern, 260, \Vill, Bahr an
Norman, 110, ihaw, Cannon Son & •.
Norwood, 1562, Hayes, S R Greaves ,•
Nugget, 1128, Gimbal. E Oliver..
Olive, 873, Anthony, Fernie, Brs .•
Pollock, 815 M'lntyre, Rankin & Co I
Prompt' 767, Gibson, D Gibb .• 1
Recovery, 346, Louther, Glvnn & SI CA
Revival, 432, -, Miller Boughton„,,oli,
Rolling Wave, 506, Sparks, JS De ,•
Rothschild, 647. Balkely, E Oliver st 01
Saldanna, 1562, Sheane, Gibbs Brig.. ,•
Sarah Ann, 379, Rocker
Sirene, 235, Leonhart
South Pictou. 213, --
Spartan. 626. Stewart, Willis & Co, •
Timandra, 1117. Tucker ciCAI
Themis, 1004, Brewer. Gibbs, Bright a° „
Tyrone, 1197, Domad, Fernie Brs
Young Hunter, 96, Crail
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

PRINCE'S.

Alexander, 270, Chapman
Almelo, 471, Autimoh, Vos &. Co
Ann Lawson, 384, ltobertson, %V Moore .. w3l
(Andromache, 468, Pasmore, Muir & Co. .. E4'
'Arabia, 323, M'Whirter, NV Nicol .. 0
Balmoral, :175, Douglas..
Della i.allega, 1i99, .% aims, .1 Aikin
'Black Eyed Susan. 157. lteay
Brevet 1270 Sinclair, Miller & Co. ..
Britannia, 445, Hamilton, Allan & Gillespie w
Byron, 190, Botiock, Leech Harrison &Lo 0
Canada, Hood. Allen & Co ..
Carnarven Packet, 44, Griffiths, J R Owen t.
Chimborazo, 429, Bragg, Vi & .1 Tyrer .. w 4
Chrysolite, 475, En. ignt, It Vining el
Coaxer, 317, Hell, Imne and Tomlinson .. al
Crest of the Wave, 856, Steele, Brice & Co
Duke of Wellington 478 —,Gladstone & Cow 2
Cblana 122 Roper, Lamport or Zwilehenbartw3
Emily, ~12, Singlehurst.. e
Emily, 428, Sehtnidth A Duranty e 5
Endymion, 618, Wythicombe, Cotesworth
and Co w 3
Engineer, 223. Sellers, J Poole & Co

Enterprise, 3;8, blooriifield, Cotesworth
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

and co

CLARENCE BASIN.

• •
- -
L. Z. 679, Hartzhorn .. • •
F"11/ C, 7.!, Rntter, M .
Marsden Brs
Freeman, igs, Passmore, Roberts Cross &

I Co .. .• ..
'Garland, 203, Simpson, Allen &Co
Gazelle, 286, Leslie .. ..
Genevive, 271, Cooper __
..
Gladiolus 556 'l'aylor, W. Nicol _ .. _ _ _.,
Iron Duke, 140, Cook, Job Brs ..E
Isabel, 353, Griffiths, CW & F Shand .. w 1
Jose Maria, 150, Ygarrtea .. .. 510 I
Joven I epita, 70, Rodngue .. .. Ir
'Jesefa Juan 400 Ogimaga, Partridge & Co 24
John, 118, Waddington, Cunnard &Co .. 0
John Melhuish, 790, Tuthill, J J Melhuish w;
IJulianna 120 Larrianaga, Partridge & Co.. ss
Lady Ann, 95, Abernethy P H Dean .. 0
Lady Hilda, 460, Thomas, N Waterhouse

& Sons e;
Lancashire Witch, 306, Sottis, J Longton e
Lanercost, 318, Ponsonby, T & J Broekle-
.. . • bank v
Maria French, 242, Tinlay, Strong & Reid el
Mary Bibby, 299. Herbert, J Longton & Cow'
(dart' Carson, 692, Johnson, T M`Henry &

Co.. .. ..
,Mary Muir, 257, Crawford, R Girvan
Marys, 64, Albeck ..
..
Mary Stewart, 8'?, Osborn ..
May Queen, 361, Thomas ..
$1 edora, Menich • • Oa
- .
lAssimenia, 344, Calari, Giannocupulo &Co eMenai Packet, 48, Jones ..

VICTORIA.

Adelaide Bell, 1091. Chase, Jackson & Son sIO
Alexander, 591, Johnson, Brown or Harrison s 8
Ann, 96, Metier 0

Nittiades 674 Henry, J S de Wolf es•:,
Neptune, Lefever ..
Patna, 363, Smith, T & J Brocklebank el ^
Pedigura, 190, Goyuchia
I'enningham, 250. Leggett, Heyn & CO .. Wr
Pet uana, 469, Fox .. - •
.. WS

Princessl4l,Belzea, Miller & Co
Probet, bB, Chefourd
(Queen, 194. Gault, Pearce or Meller elo'°
incriger 303 Ellery, J Chatner and Co .. of
Robert Pulsford, 57g, Gibson, T & J Brock.
lebank . .. WI

Salatiga 441, Beiser, Brown & Co
Salonica, 267, Falkner
Sofa, 263. NN rite. Oleaga &Co ..
Sultana 302 Keddie, J Baines 07
St. Lawrence, 6uo, 111`Master, Allen Sr Co le
'Sumatra, 776, Grivel Vos Brown and Co. w 3
Sumroo, 1035, Hayes, Lamport & Co .. Se,
Thomas Brockleoank, 630, Rovison, Calcutta,
F & J Brocklebank • . 05

Tayleur, 3000, Noble, C Moore ..
Toronto, b4O, Ballantyne, Allen and Co
Ulidia, 236, M'lleady, J Mondel..
Valley Field, 427, Pitt. W Fisher •
Wansfell, 77g, Henderson, Lamport &Co 0
Zeameau, 343, Kyser, Vos Brown & CO, • • 42
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

nearest approximation to the value of human life,
in a commercial point of view, that has been
attained as yet.

By showing us the wealth one generation is
capable of producing, it supplies the data whereby
we can decide what it can spare to provide for the
next, without taking any exception for or against
the conditions which surround any particular rank,
class, or individual in the community. The sur-
plus of produce is the actual wealth a given num-
ber of souls show; and the surplus population is the
number of beings whose condition is to be con-
sidered. Surely those able statisticians who
are constantly studying the material condition
of civilised states can solve the problem—" what
is the value of human life," taking all
classes from the birth to the grave, which is the
manifest object of the day. All statistical inquiry
shows us that every life has a fixed value, if we take
up all the lives of community ; but we are not
aware of any nation, or any class in this prosperous
country,• who would really be 'justified in paying
twenty-five per cent for an average of 10 years.
We are told that Life Insurance Companies
have no capital—that they have no use for
it—and high names go for nothing, and yet
that 25 per cent is the sum taken to cover the
Company's " risk." Passing over the payment of
a dividend of five per cent. to the Company with-
out capital, we will take the case of a " good life,"
who has the good fortune to live twenty-five years ;
he is the man who has to pay the " Company's
risk " on the principle " that he that lives longest
pays all." This is a species of gambling which is
very little akin to frugality. A man who lives ten
years pays £250 on a policy of £lOO, and if he
lives twenty years he pays on the twenty-five per
cent. principle—Xsoo for £lOO at his death. Now,
it is quite certain that no one person pays that
directly, but the public pay it, that is the general
body of lives insured ; and how is this done? By
meeting liabilities out of income, which leaves
no security to the public beyond the popularity of
the Company, from which source income is derived.
We shall return to this most important meeting
as early as possible.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

DAILY TIMES

LIST.

and she will be repaired, previous to going
into the B ramley Moore Docks, this evening.

QuEnxsTowiv, Dee I4—Sailed Regina
from Galatz for Antwerp ; Dawson, from
Galatz for Havre ; Telegraph, from Odessa for
Gloster; Conquest, from Constantinople for
Poole ; Defender, for London,

PLYMOUTH, Dec I4.—Arrived—Victory,
:emigrant barque).

SOUTHAMPTON, Dec 14.—Sailed—Calcutl
(a), for Cape of Good Hope.

TORBAY. Dec '4.—Arrived—Kathleen, from
Pembray. for London, leaky.

LOWE.TOFT, Dec 14.—The Emily, Sunder-
land for Rotterdam has put in here drove
athwart a smack in entering, and received
slight damage.

SWANSEA, Dec 14. Arrived William
Gales, from Cuba.

DOUGLAS (Is'e of Man), Dee 13 —The
Swift, from \Vhitehaven, arrived here on the
11th inst., very leaky, and must discharge.
BELFAST, Dec 13.—The Susan and Ann, of
Arbroath, from Riga. arrived here, had been
'aground in the Ca'edonian Canal.

GRAVESEND, Dec Is.—Arrived—Leonne,
from Gravetines; Cecilia, Bondholm ; Dart,
Rotterdam ; Moselle ks), Antwerp ; Baron Osy
(s), do ; arl of Auckland (s), Rotterdam ;
Concordia (s), do,

.ailed—City of Rotterdam (s), for Dunkirk
,Mangalore, Port Philip.

DEAL, Dec 15.—Pa sed—Ottoman, from
ILondon, for Malta; Christia, London, for
IMalb ; Northope. London, for St. Übe's ;
(British Isles, London. for Demerara; Thales-
,tris, London, for Port Philip.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

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SIXPENCE.
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NORTHERN DAILY TIMES, are requested to attend
to the following explanations:
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Address (capital letter or number), means that ap-
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either way.

WANTED, a PERSON of GOOD ADDRESS,
to Solicit Freight for a Line of Ships in the
Australian Trade. None but those thoroughly competent
need make application. Apply by letter, addressed B. 177,
Post-office.

WANTS a Situation as GAMEKEEPER, by
a married Man, aged 40, without encumberance.
Understands the management of Game-breeding, and rear-
ing pheasants and partridges ; trapping vermin, breaking
dogs for the gun, training greyhounds, &c. Can give an
unexceptionable character. Address, "PT, " post-office,
Maryport, Cumberland.

WANTED to Rent, at the North End, two
or three large Warehouses. Address, postpaid,
"B. M. D.," care of Mr. Thomas Satchell, Hatter,
48, Lord-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

MELBOURNE & SYDNEY.
William Abney, BM, Buckley, W Nickels
Nov II

.. Gv

ME ME L.
Star of Freedom, J Gordon &co, or E Oliver
Sept 17 Q
ME SSINA.
Prowler, Cumming, J G White or Strong
and Co, Nov 14
Q
Daisy, Miller. Moss &. Co, Dec 9.. .. P
Samolet, Ebcrth, Bahr or Bibby, Dec 12.. Buil

MOBILE.
William •Ward, 751, Wetnyss, J Gordon St,
Co, Nov 24 . G
Mary Carson, 892, Johnson, Dec 9 P
Progress' Hyland, JS de Wolf, Dec 8 .. B
Magnet, Grendell, Lamport Rc Holt; Dec 8 Stn
Sheridartilinowles, M'Donald. W Sharp,
Dec 12 Sdn
Alarm, Salter, Sinclair & Co, Dec 14 .. Hm
Hellooche.„ Miller, Sinclair & Co, Dec 14 Gv

' • MONTE VIDEO:,
Rapide, liockelman, Bahr & Co, Dec 14
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

liagfUllT.

STEAM COMMUNICATION
BETWEEN
* II LIVERPOOL & ANTWERP.

Next summer, as soon as the Screw Steam-ships now build-
ing for the Atlantic are completed, a regular STEAM
COMMUNICATION will be established by first-class
Steamers, between LIVERPOOL and ANTWERP.

Goods Will be received by these Steamers at Antwerp for
transshipment at Liverpool by the steam-ships to the United
States ' • and the transshipment at Liverpool (as in the Com-
pany's trade between Havre and Liverpool) will be free of
expense to the goods.
It is not intended by the establishment of this line to cur-
tail, in any way,the facilities already possessed by the French,
German, and Belgian shippers of merchandise to America
from Havre, via Liverpool, but as an additional means for the
expedition of their goods.

BURNS & MACIVER,
1, Rumford-street.

Eurittp.

Substitution of TAURUS for BARNA°, on the 20th De-
cember, and of KARNAC for TAURUS, on 27th
December.

Shippers who have Goods on the Quay will please imme-
diately. have the requisite alteration of Vessel's name made
in their Shipping Notes, in order to prevent disappoint-
ment by non-shipment of the Goods, per the Taurus.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

,Trance.

FRANCE.
STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
"41-1 LIVERPOOL, CHARENTE, and
4,ASV - NANTES,
The new first-class Steam-ships
LOIRE 600 tons Captain THOMAS IRVINE,
CHARENTE..6O 0 tons . . ...... Captain JOHN MARSLAND,
Will be dispatched, at intervals of fourteen days, as soon as
the arrangements now in progress are complete. The above
are new vessels of large power, built expressly for the trade,
and are expected to make very rapid passages.
One of the above (or other suitable vessel) is intended to be
dispatched, from the Nelson Dock in a few days.

•
For freight or passage apply to
M'KEAN, M‘LARTY, & Co., Drury-lane; or

M'CLUNE & TAMPLIN,
Brunswick-street.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND HAVRE.
ccia. SHAMROCK .... Captain liocxLy.
• 1-13iib MARGARET .......Captain
Or other suitable stamers, are intended to sail
(with or without pilots) from the Sandon (or other) Dock,
as follows :

FROM LIVERPOOL TO HAVRE DIRECT.
SHAMROCK, Monday, Dec. 19, at 12 o'clock. noon.
*MARGARET, Monday, Dec. 26, at 8 o'clock, morning
* The Margaret, on the 26th instant, sails from the river.
Passengers will require to be on board, at Coburg Dock, at
six o'clock morning.
t:0- Shippers must describe in their Shipping Notes the
contents of their packages.
FARES :—Cabin 255. ; Steerage 12s. 6d.
For freight or passage apply in Havre, to DONALD CURRIE;
in London, to J. B. FooRD, 52, Old Broad-street ; in Glas-
gow, to G. & J. Bunlvs, 9, Buchanan-street ; in Manchester,
to JOHN WALKER, 77A, Market-street ; or here to
BURNS & MACIVER, 1, Rumford-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1853.

Neptune. 26';, Langsworthy, J Glynn & Son,
Alexandria
Mariner, 312, ➢l'lntyre, A F Byrne, Savannah
Fanny, 950, , Stewart & Douglas, Africa
Prima Donna, 227, Constant, Lamport, Rio

Janeiro
Persia. 2002, --, Millers & Co, Melbourne
Lucy Thompson, 1500, Pendleton, C Grim-
shaw, New York

Sailed.

Dec 14.

Roscius, 1067, Porter. R S Ely, New York
(Regulator, 9 7, Day, Chaloner & Co, New

Orleans
(s.s), 772, Little, M•lver and Co, Havre
Cormorant, (ss), 463, Rochefort, A F Moore,
Rotterdam

Dec 15.

ICharles Amelia, 71, Fanteyraud, D E Gauwio,

, .
Bordeaux
Margt. Russell. 88. Jones. Melbourne
Ann Powelt, 104, Madgewick. Grand Canary
Martaban,B72,Adamson, T & J Brocklebank,

Calcutta
Phamix, 365, King, C W & Shand, Antigua
Pyre°le, (ss) 78, Dunpston, Nantes
Anna Maria, 100, Valle, Partridge and Co,
Malaga
Neptune, 1032, Beauchamp, Miller 8z Co,

i,oston
Nuevo Leon, 134. .J T Nick()ls, Havana
Secundinu, 216, Albiude, Partridge & Co, Ha-

vana
Flor de Mucidade, DO, Roderique, J Adam

& Sons, Oporto
Progress, 94', M'Leary, E Oliver, Mobile
Six Brothers. 60, Roberts, Bangor
Iris, l' 9, Wilkins, Barrow
Rosina, 91, Daniels. Barrow
Ocean. 49. Hopkins, Swansea
Penrkyn Castle, 44, Thoma, Bangor
Reindeer, 75, Griffiths, Bangor
Enterprise 96, Williams, Whitehaven
Dan Glaister, 77, Glaister, J D Thompson,
Maryport
Columbine, 186, Kelso, J W Fairclough, Glas-
gow
Edward, 56, Jones, J R Owen, Port Madoc
Margaret if Rachael, 125, 'Thomas, J J Day,
Limerick
Catherine 18, Jones, Pwillieli
James, 34. Ritchie, Hoyle
Tom Banks, 99. Jones, Barrow
John Morgan, 73, Morgan, N Treweek, Bar-
row
Ann Mulvey. 110, Jones. Swansea
Ann & Catherine, 79, Williams, Sleight &
Jones, Bangor
Sarah, 18,1 homas, Bangor
Hero, 171. Nicko s, Runcorn
Mystery, Ib2, Power, Barrow
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

SU i'LEIRENT

TO TEIE

The Chronicle believes that Parliamentary Reform
is the only point of difference between Lord
Palmerston and his Colleugues.

WEST INDIES.
(From our own Correspondent.)
The La Plata arrived at Southampton last night
at 11 45, by her we have advices from Trinidad to
25th Jamaica 27th ult., St. Thomas Dec. 1.
She brings fifty Passengers and Six hundred and
Twenty-nine Thousand nine hundred and forty two
dollars in Specie, the Jamaica House of Assembly
have passed the Import Duty Bill.
The island is healthy. Exchanges, Colonial Bank
ninety days one per cent premium. Jamaica Bank
ninety days half per cent premium.
The war between Bolivia and Peru has com-
menced in earnest.

But beyond this the Times is satisfied that the
course which the government are prepared to
adopt in the East will suffer no change or abate-
ment from Lord Palmerston's withdrawal. The
meeting of parliament can alone terminate the
the period of excitement and uncertainty which
will be caused by this event, but the Times
has no doubt it will fully confirm the Statement
it has made,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

EASTERN WAR.

VIENNA, THURSDAY AFTERNOON.—Two French and
two English frigates have gone to Sinope, nomi-
nally with medical assistance for the wounded.
The Chronicle mentions that the English steam
frigate, Retribution, and the French steamer,
Mogador, left Constantinople for Sinope on the 4th.
The British minister at Teheran has broken off
diplomatic relations with Persia.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Bth.—On Wednesday, Nov. 30th
the Russians entered the harbour of Sinope with
3 three deckers, 4 five-and a-half deckers, 6 frigates,
and 4 steamers, and attacked the Turkish sqadron,
which consisted of 6 frigates, 3 corvettes, 2 steamers.
1 Russian, 3-decker and all the Turkish ships were
burnt, with the exception of the Taff, which brought
this news. The combat lasted four hour's.

A Russian bulletin, posted on the Odessa ex-
change on December sth, states that the Russian
fleet met in the Black Sea a Turkish and Egyptian
fleet composed of 18 ships—two-deckers, frigates,
corvettes, with two steamers, of 500 horse power.
and two others of 300 horse power, After a long
engagement, the following Turkish ships have
been destroyed or captured; 1 of 64 guns, 1 of 60,
1 of 52, 1 of 50, 1 of 46, 1 of 22, two steamers of 20
guns each, 2 transports, 1 ditto British transport.
The engagement took place near Sinope, 5000 Turks
were killed and many taken prisoners. Osman Pasha
was wounded and taken prisoner. Several officers,
both English and French, were on board the
Turkish fleet.

PARIS BOURSI, THURSDAY.—Fourand-a-Half per
Cents closed at 101 f. Three per Cents at 74f. 80c.

Printed and Published by CHARLES WILLMER, of 21,
Oxford Street, at his General Printing and Stationery
Establishment, 19, South John Street, Liverpool.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER, 16, 1853.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

portugaL

FOR PASSENGERS ONLY, AND WILL SAIL ON
THE 17Ta INSTANT.
FOR OPORTO.
The fine new Portuguese Paddle
b". 4 Steamer,4l-1

CISNE.
E. DA COSTA, Master.
403 Tons, and 180 horse-power. Built by Mr. Thom.
Royden ; the Engines by Messrs. Fawcett, Preston and Co.
Apply to MESSRS. DUARTE, BROTHERS and Ce.,
Or to JOHN MEEK, 3, ROYAL BANK BUILDINGS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

NORTHERN

Hero, 180, Harrison .. • • .. 0
Mermaid, 1221, Robinson, J M`Henry .. n
Peterhof, 493, Dwyer, Fernie Bra .. n
Peveril, 35, Milburn, Coweil &Co .. 0
Princess Mary, 40, Cal ow, R Quiggin .. 0
Tamaulipas, (s.s) Ewing .. s
Webster, 2000, Laurence, C Grimshaw & Co s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

BAHIA.

Fairy Queen, Casson, Tanton or .1E
M`Donnell, Nov 9 .. ..
Tancred, 401, Mason, Brice and Co or Al-
len and Co, Nov 28 .. ..
Mary Muir, Duffy, Brice & Co, Dec 8 ..

BALTIMORE.

(Alexander 591, Johnson, J Brown or Har.

rison, Nov 24 .. .. V
..
Annapolis, 806, Graham, J Browne or Har-
risons, Nov 29 .. .. Bra
George Foster, Zessin, Bahr & Co, Dec IO Gv
Waltham, Wheeler, Brown or Harrison,
Dec 10 .. .. .. V
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

Co be Ea.

MO BE LET, with immediate Possession, a
I convenient and comfortable DWELLING HOUSE,
suitable for a small and respectable Family, very pleasantly
situated at KIRKDALE, with a Stable in the Yard, and a
well-stocked Kitchen Garden attached. Rent moderate:
Apply to W. WA.RBURTON, Spekeland-buildings, Canning-
place, Liverpool.

9110 BE LET, a LARGE HANDSOME ROOM,
I dimensions FORT Y-E I GHT FEET LONG,
THIRTY-FIVE FEET wide, and SIXTEEN FEET
high, situated near the top of BOLD-STREET. It is extremely
well adapted for the display of FANCY or PATENTED
GOODS in the Wholsale Trade, or a PICTURE GAL-
LERY.—AppIy to
W; RAINFORD, 81, Renshaw-street.

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of the Town.—Apply at the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES
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Apply to JOHN CRUMP,
14, Union-street.

FOR SALE, a few Half Barrels sugar-preserved
CANADIAN OX TONGUES, containing 21 doz.
each. Samples can be seen. Apply to FORBES lbws., 25,
South John-street.

SCOTCH MALT WHISKY.
jN Puncheon of prime first-class
O.P. SCOTCH MALT WHISKY, at a bargain, in
Bond in Liverpool.—Apply to
WARBURTON & Co;
Spekeland-buildings, Canning-place.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES

UNION.

.ilmora, 1238, Dunn, Gilles & Co
• • E I
Express, '93. Durham. Kirk & Co
New Minerva, 1'22. Jackson .. 0
Prince of Orange 566 Steven, J. Gordon t j
Talavera, 1240 Roper .. al
Tory 608 Hoskins, D Gibb w
Vega, 120, Hagl en, Bahr & Co .. • •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

SECOND EDITION.
[BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.]
Northern Daily Times Office,
Eight O'clock, a.m.

THE MINISTRY.

RESIGNATION OF LORD PALMERSTON !

The Times says that, Lord Palmerston has ten-
dered his resignation of the office of Secretary
of State for the Home Department, and has there-
fore ceased, within the last forty-eight hours, to
form a part of her Majesty's government, if that
resignation has been accepted by the Crown.
Upon the receipt of a communication from Lord
Palmerston, announcing the resolution he had been
led to form, the Prime Minister left town for
Osborne House immediately, for the purpose of
laying the resignation of the Right Hon. Secretary
before the Queen.
The Times may confidently state that Lord
Palmerston's withdrawal is unconnected with the
foreign policy of the government. It has not arisen
out of the difficulties of the eastern question, nor
is it true that differences of opinion on that sub-
ject have manifested themselves with such force as
to lead to the resignation of any member of the ad-
ministration. The ground on which he is said to
rest, his inability to remain in the present cabinet
is distinctly and exclusively a decided opposition
to the Reform Bill, prepared under the direction
of Lord John Russell, and agrred to by the
other members of the government. The measure
was referred to a committee of five, members of the
cabinet, and as Lord Palmerston's opposition to
the schemes of parliamentary reform was no
secret, he was placed on it, in order that he might
consider its provisions and state his objections;
he gave his usual able and vigorous assistance
and attention, but it seems from the result
that his objections to the principle of the
measure, were not to be diminished or overcome.
He stated them to his colleagues, but it appeared
that no measure of parliamentary reform, such as
would meet the expectations of the country, was
likely to meet his support. His objection is, not
that the provisions `of the bill are too restricted, or
the amount of the reform insufficient, but he is not
a parliamentary reformer.
The Times repeats that it is upon the above
grounds that he has retired from the cabinet, and
not upon any question of foreign policy. It ex-
presses regret at his retirement, and praises his ad-
ministration of the home department, and his adhe-
rence to the foreign policy of the government was
unquestionably an additional pledge to the country
that the policy of the government in the east was
firm and honorable ; but it would be a great and
mischievous error to suppose that his voluntary
retirement would in any degree lower the tone or
relax the energy of the cabinet on foreign affairs.
It does unfortunately tend to impair the influence
which this country may exercise in Europe, that a
ministry is exposed to a secession of this kind
at the very moment when it would be most
essential for us to be acting as one man to avert or
to prosecute a war, and such an occurrence is the
more strange when it is attributable to a cause
distinctly foreseen at the formation of the cabinet.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

Ere Tatar.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL
AND SLIGO.
The Splendid and powerful Steam-ship
ROSE,
Captain Stewart.
Is intended to sail between the above Ports, with Goods and Passen-
gers, (with or without a Pilot, and with liberty to tow Vessels).
LIVERPOOL TO SLIGO.
4kr‘
From the Clarence Basin, as follows :
Dec. 22, at 3 o'clock Afternoon.
Dec. 29, at 8 o'clock Morning.
FttEsTT:lhuuFrrsisrddsaatC:abin, (including Fee,) 155.; Second Ditto, Ditto,
1 is.rtteerase or Deck. 7e.
Goads required to he alongside the Vessel one hour before the
time of sailing.
Apply to JAMES HARPER, Sligo; Jour' WALSER, 77A, Market_
street, Manchester; or to

T. MARTIN & BURNS & CO.,
12, Water-street, Liverpool.

4t tottanZi.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL

AND GLASGOW.

FARES.—CABIN, (including Steward's Fee), 12c; STEERAGE, 52.
Servants in Cabin, Full Fare.
Unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence, the under.noted or
other Steamers are intended to sail, (with or without Pilots),
between Liverpool and Glasgow, with Goods and Passengers, as
under:

The Clyde Steam Navigation Company's Steam-Ships,
LYRA Captain HARDIE,
..E. COMMODORE (Chartered) ~..Captain BOYD,
e ,
I,.STAG. (new Steamer) .. Captain MAIN,
tilW,,
LYNX, (new Steamer) Captain MILLER.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
COMMODORE .. ...... Saturday........ Dec. 17, at 11 Forenoon.
COMMODORE Thursday ......Dec. 22. at 2 Afternoon:
COMMODORE . Tuesday ........Dec. 27, at eti Evening.
COMMODORE Saturday Dec. 31, at 11 Forenoon.
Passengers are requested to take charge of their own Luggage, as
the Ship is not responsible in any way for its safety.
Horses, Cattle, Carriages, and all kinds of Vehicles shipped at
their Proprietors' risk.

T. MARTIN & BURNS & CO., 12, Water-street.
C. MACIVFIt & CO., 12, Water-street.

Eon ion.

STEAM TO AND FROM LONDON AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT PENZANCE, FALMOUTH, PLY-
MOUTH, SOUTHAMPTON, AND PORTSMOUTH,
TARING GOODS FOR GUERNSEY AND JERSEY.

' . THE BRITISH and IRISH STEAM-PACKET
Al COMPANY will dispatch their powerful
0;11‘1 Steamers, from the south-east corner Nelson
--': --.- Dock, with Goods and Passengers, as under:—
DUKE OF CORNWALL, SATURDAY, Dec. 17, 11 Night.
NILE,
(or other suitable vessel.)
FARES,—First Cabin 20s. ; including Fees.
fl Second Ditto .. . lss. ; )1
11 Deck los.
Sailing from LONDON every Sunday, at g A.M. Goods
received in London, at the Dublin and Liverpool Steam
Wharf, Lower East Smithfield, and at West Kent Wharf,
Southwark.

For further particulars apply to the Secretary, W. J
EGArr, Dublin ; JAMES HARTLEY & CO., 137, Leadenhall-
street, London • W. D. MATHEWS, Penzance; ROBERT
CLARK, Plymouth ; WM. CARNE, Falmeuth; R. HATCH,
Portsmouth ; or to

M'CLUNE & TAMPLIN,
Columbia Buildings, Brunswick-street, Liverpool.
N.B.—The British and Irish Steam-packet Company will
not be accountable for the correct delivery of Goods, unless
the Packages are fully directed.

SHIPS WANTED TO CARRY COALS
To the Mediterranean, African, Brazilian, East
and West Indian, and Pacific Coal Stations.
Apply to LAURENCE BUTLER & CO.,
Old Hall, 35, Oldhall-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

BATAVIA AND SOURABAYA.

Zeameau, 443, Kayzer, J Aiken & Co or
Vos & Co, Nov 21

BARBADOES.

New City of Cork, 203, Baynes, J Longton
andCo, Nov 2
Lady Hilda. 461, Thomas, Master, Nov 14 P
Engineer, 223, Sellars, J Poole, Nov i 9 P
Alexander, 269, Chapman, J Longton and
Co, Nov 30 ..

K

.. P
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

,SHIPS LOADING-FOREIGN,

ADELAIDE.

Stadt Utericht. e 72, Jaski, Cowie & Co or
Vos & Co, Nov 21 .. V
John Bunyan, Coyle, Carter or Baines, Dec 9 Al

AFRICA.

Golden Age, Lewis, Tyson & Richmond.. S
Lord Elgin, 408, Whatton, Tobin & Son, S
Lady Ann, Abernethy, P H Dean and Co,
Nov 8 P

Roderick Dhu, 1231, Taylor, Suwart &
Co ..

Scotland, 565, Finnigan, Tobin & Son Nov 5 S
Gulnare, 142, Spencer, Hatton & Cockson,

AFRICA AND ISLAY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

BRAMLEY-MOORE.

Ailsa, 1457, Dugui(l, Rankin &Co .. n
Atna 550 \Vorsten, Vg. Browne and Co. .. 0
Alarm, 895, Salters, W Sinclair.. .. n
Annapolis, 896, Graham, Brown or Harrison n
Artu,us, 105, Lewis .. .. 0
Celma, 922. Bissett, Horsfall& Son .. n 1
Compromise, 851, Zeraga, A Dennistoun.. 1.•
Forest Queen 837 Newton, J smith .. .. x
Goliah, 988, slater, R& (3 Berm . ~ w
Harriet Augusta, Trott, J APHenry .. e
James, 82, Rees .. .. .. e
J J Hawthorn, 398, Brown, Lamport & Holt s
Laurel, 779, Graham. J Robinson .. w
Marshall, 300, Kruser, Bahr &Co • • s
Martha, 43, Wignall .. .. .. t
Mary Dixon, 52, Quinn, Powell Sr. Co .. V
Matador, 275, Christian, Focke & Boult .. e
Olympus, 71w, Wilson, Pilkington & Wilson s
Roderick Dhu, 1231, '1 aylor. stewart &Co e
Sea, 145, Whiteway, Bailey, Brs.. • .. 0
Vanguard, 1196, Sorton Cti rimshaw .. s
White Cloud, 4-2, Craig, Allan & Edwards sl
William Stetson, 1382, Henderson, Stewart n
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

liffettittlTantan.

STEAM TO TRIESTE,
CALLING AT GIBRALTAR.
The undernoted Screw Steam-ships will
-- sail once a month until further notice, (the
extended service being twice a month when the ships now
building are completed.)
DANUBE, I EUPHRATES,
RHONE, I TIGRIS,
The DANUBE is intended to sail on the 20th instant, re-
ceiving no goods after midnight of the 19th instant. For
passage, &c. apply to
JOHN BIBBY, SONS & Co. 4, Tower-chambers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES,

MONTEGO BAY & FALMOUTH, JAM.
iMurray, 305, Booker, Lawrence, Dec 5 .. Q,

MONTREAL.

lAmerica. 485, Guthrie, W Orr or Green-
. shields .. • • Q
lSt. Laurence, %78, M`Master, Allen & Gil-
lespie, Oct i 7 .. .. .. P,
Toronto, 513, Ballantine, Allan & Gillespie,
Nov 21 .. . • .. P
'Canada, Hood, Allen & Gillespie, Dec 9 .. P;
MONTREAL AND QUEBEC.
Britannia, 448, Hamilton, Allen and Gil-
lespie.. .. .. .. I
Alice Gill, 280, Wright, Allen and Gilles-
pie, Nov 22 .. .. • • Q
MONTE VIDO & BUENOS AYRES.
Constante, de Arana, Partridge and Co, or
Kelso, Oct 28 .. .. G
Remark, !8! 111`Nei11, Cotesworth or Car-
ghill, Dec I .. .. .. P
Hen-illa, 202, Leslie, Kelso or Cargill, Dec 3 K
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

STEAMERS BETWEEN

LIVERPOOL, CONSTANTINOPLE, AND SMYRNA,
CALLING AT GIBRALTAR, MALTA, AND SYRA.
The first-class Screw Steam-ships
MELITA.
*4 \ BRITISH QUEEN Capt. H. DUBBING,
"7144 TENERIFFE Capt. J. R. BELL
BALBEC.
- TAURUS.
KARNAC.
Are intended to sail (with or without pilots) from Coburg
Dock, Liverpool, with Goods and Passengers, as follows (un-
less prevented by unforeseen circumstances) :
TAT RITS ...... Tuesday Morning • Dec. 20.
KARNAC
Goods for the Taurus will be received at Coburg Dock up
till 11 p.m. of Saturday, 17th instant ; and for Karnac up
till 11 p.m. of Saturday, 24th instant
Bills of Lading for TAURUS will require to be at the office
for signature not later than Monday, the 19th inst.
Goods for any of the above-named ports must have the
place of their destination distinctly marked on them, in let-
ters of not less than two inches, otherwise the Agents will
not be accountable for mistakes.

Shippers will please send a shipping note along with each
cart-load of goods.
In the event of these steamers being placed in quarantine
at Gibraltar or Malta, Cargo for these ports will,onthe arrival
of the Steamer, require to be immediately taken away, and
transferred to another vessel or depot, to perform quarantine,
at the expense and risk of the Shippers or Consignees. This
also applies to passengers for these ports.
For Freight or passage apply to G. & J. BURNS, Glas-
gow ; or here to
BURNS & MACIVER, 1, Rumford-street.

ErtLinlf.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

Vessels Spoken.

Fidget, from Liverpool to St. Michael's, of
Wicklow, Dec 4.

Maritime Extracts.

Java Koerier, Rienitz, from Liverpool al
Batavia.

Anonima, Ozinaja, from Liverpool at Ilavan.

Eu, M`Lachlan, from Melbourne at Geelong,
Orion, Goodwin, from Liverpool at Halifax.
Linda, De Lany, from Liverpool at New.
foundland.

Caledonia, from Alexandria, off Malta foi
Liverpool.
Lile, from Liverpool at Genoa.
Etelvina, from Liverpool at Barcelona.
Renedo, from Liverpool at Barcelona.
Zeli, Le Breton, sailed from Santandei
Dec 3 ; and Lombard, Dec 8, both for liver.
pool.

The Alfred, Kerr, from New York, pro-
ceeding into Salisbury Dock, ran against the
pier-head, which caused the anchor to enter
her bow. The water is let out of the dock,

Chimboraza, Bragg, Tyers or Cotesworth,
Dec 10
.. ..

ALEXANDRIA, E.

Napan Belle, 33?, Abbott, Lamport and
Co or Vianna, Nov 29 ..
Coral Isle, Broomhead, Langton or Gianna-
coplo, Dee 9 ..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16

EVERY EVENING TO

BELFAST AND THE NORTH OF IRELAND

VIA FLEETWOOD.
The Royal Mail Steamers leave
" FLEETWOOD FOR BELFAST
ttalTl, Every Evening (Sunday excepted), at or
after 7.30, p.m.
And return from BELFAST every Evening (Sunday

_ . . .
excepted), at 6.15, p.m. _
See "Bradshaw's Guide," par 141: or apply to
EMI' and Co., Fleetwood.
Trains leave Liverpool (East Lancashire Station) at 4.15!
p.m., and Manchester (Victoria Station) at 5.10 p.m.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

DEATHS

On the 22nd in,tant, at his residence, Everton-brow, John Holmes,
Esq., one of the aldermen of Liverpool, in the 80th year of his :age.
On the 21th instant, Eliza Letitia, infant daughter of Mr. C. S.
Willan, Creswell-street, Everton.
On the 19th instant, in Green-lane, West Derby. aged 33, Jane
Eliza, the beloved wife of Mr. Humphrey Roberts.
On the 19th instant, at Everton, aged 87, Mary, relict of the late
Mr. Thomas Appleton.

On the 19th instant, aged 46 years, Marianne, wife of Mr. C. H.
Parry, of the public library, Reashaw-street.
On the 4th September, at Galveston. Texas, N. A., the Rev.
Joshua Dixon, second son of the late William Dixon, jun., Esq., of
Liverpool.
On his passage home from Bombay, aged 21 years, Mr. John
Wright, son of Mr. J. Wright, chemist, &re. Everton.
On his passage to New York. Mr. Peter Walker, chemist, late of
Liverpool.
On the 18th ultimo, at Quebec, aged 22, Mr. R. li. Wainwright,
of Liverpool, late purser of the steam-ship Lady Egbngton.
On the 20th instant, at his residence, Erskine-street, aged 73, Mr.
John Molyneux, late of Market-street, Manchester, and father of
Mrs. L. T. Gaskill, of Liverpool.,
On the 26th ultimo, in Malta, Captain John Quinn, of Londonderry.
late of the brig Prince Albert, of Liverpool.
On the 19th instant, at _St. Leonard's-on-Sea, Edward Brabazon
Urmston, youngest son of the late Sir James Brabazon Urmston,

aged 20.
On the 20th instant, at the house of her daughter, Stamford-hill,
Ann, relict of J. C. Hornblower, C. E, in her 95th year.
On the 18th instant, at 4. Circus-road, St, John's-wood, Eliza,
relict of the late Samuel Kendall, Esq., of Berbice, British Guiana,
aged 74. _ . _

the 21st instant, aged 4 years, Louisa, daughter of Ur, Frede
risk Harper, letterpress printer, of Duke-street, Huilue, f
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

GALVANIZANG IRON WORKS, 13, New
" Quay. All kinds of Iron Work Galvanized promptly.
Galvanized Sheet Iron, &c.
ALEX. SMITH & CO.

A Large and Fashionable Assortment of Ladi(
CLOTHS for MANTLES, at
ADAMSON AND TAPLEY'S,
OLD HAYMARKET.

POSTING BILLS, in Black or Coloured Ink,
executed in the best style on the shortest notice, by
CHAaLts WILLMER, at his • General Printing Office, 19,
South John-Street, Liverpool. DOUBLE DEMY BILLS in
Black Ink, Bs. per hundred.

GAS CHA.NDELIERS
AT
WILLIAM PENN SMITH'S MANUFACTORY.
26, HANOVER-STREET,

NEAR THE BOTTOM OF DUKE-STREET

TEA.—The• entire
Reduction of the Duty on Tea, from the lowest
cash buying,—and from the best and most extensive selec-
tion of the article, is secured to Purchasers at the Establish-
ments of BINYONS, ROBINSON, & CO., Tea Importers,
Manchester.

mising from the

STATIONERY AND ARTISTS' COLOURS.—
NAME ENGRAVED and 100 Best Cards,—.ss.
LADY'S NAME ENGRAVED and 50 Cards-ss.
NOTE PAPER and ENVELOPES, at London prices.
G. J.KEET, 88 and 90, Renshaw-street.

PAPER' HANGINGS, DECORATIONS, Sc.
London, French,- and own Manufacture.—W. SIIIERS
and Co., Proprietors, 3, Deansgate, (Old Church-end), Man-
chester.

MARBLE WORKS, 32, NORTON-STREET, LIVER-
rooa.—J. BRANSON begs to announce that he has
on hand a large STOCK of superior MARBLE CHIM-
NEY-PIECES, in the newest designs, from £2 to £25 each.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, BATHS, &c.,

low pr

FEMALE PENITENTIARY, FALKNEIt STREET.
ÜBSCRIPTIONS and an increased amount of
0 Washing and Plain Sewing for the Inmates of this
Institution are respectfully solicited, in order that the heavy
debt on the Establishment may be liquidated. A cart is
employed to convey work to and from the Institution.
Charges are very moderate, which may be known on appli-
cation. to

CATHERINE ROGERS,
The Mat

Falk= Street, 13th October, 1853

TRAVELLERS and VISITORS to LIVERPOOI
will find comfort, economy, and despatch at
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

SHIPS ARRIVED IN DOCK.

Mario, 64, Davis, Newport
Trafalgar, 198, Greaves, T. T. Day, London
Freeman, 198, Passmore. Jamaica
Eagle, 1065, Boyce Gibbs, and Co., Melbourne
Charles, 238, Watson. Tagonrog

STANLEY. -
Pandora, 44, Crandley, Arklow
Elizabeth Ann, 60, Findlay, Strong and Co.,
Arklow
Seagul, 44, Price, Arklow

VICTORIA.
ranoy Rogers, 33, Dermant, Ardrossan

WATERLOO.
Ellen and Mary, 78. Jenkins, Charlestown
Alexander, 72, Charles, Llanelly
Jean and Margaret, 42, Laurie, Thurso

CANNING DOCK.
Rose, 110, Welsh, Santandes
New Thomas, 47, Stark, Runcorn SAN DON* 61
GEORGES.
Mary 335, Ler
St. Aubin, - Denis NenN, ,Elll Lrie and
ss
Gro,,,°'.
Bosphorus, 216, Gibson, B Ayres Shark, 42, Jones, Port Talbot
Dash, 77, Usher, Cork City of Glasgow (s s) 1087 %VP
Speedy, 70. Penwill, Denia Brs
Union ,113, Mulholland, Drogheda Suecess, 96, Rooney. Glasgow
PRINCE'S ALBERT-
Catherine Hodges, 29, Lewis, Bordeaux . Fanny, 110. Hill, Carpenter
Robert Preston, 1:4, Frances, Cadiz Mint, ag. Grey, Greenock
Rudolph, 125, Owens, Ardrossan Reindeer, 460, Hunt. Pasaibs
Liner, 35, Hughes, Runcorn Judeson, 280, Le:ean, Alexandra
HUSSKIsSON. 1 BIRKENHEAD.
Graf Von Schwerin, 290, Krause, Bahr and Co Doris, 56, Beswick, Barrow
Quebec ,Eglinton, 72, Borland. AYl____:_______--../-•

naLa
Sprite, 152, Cochrane, Ihull6ll -
rest
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

M C Pahonier & co,

therty, Carter & Co. Aug
Lennon, A Coghill, Au

r, Millers or Vos, _
a, Fairciough or Bahr, Aug 24
rocklebank or Imrie Sept 20

)r, W Nicol, Sept 3

Rower, Longton and Co. Aug 2
ace, Major, Poole or Imrie, Aug
lalon, Dunn or Waithew, Sep
idan, T Chilton jun, Sept 14 .
, M'llonnell J Baines, Sept. 2;
are, Tweedie, Moore or Baines
i of Scotts, Graham, Suter

ner':Kinney, D dibb, Aug 9,

- -GEELONG & MELBOURNI
Joven Dolores, Honeyman, Robinson & Doke Miltiades, Robertson, Kelso or Steel, Oct 1
K Rosina, 13roadfoot, Cuthbert or Cotesworth,
Oct 1
P Stratton, Amey, Neill, Sanderson, Ser
Tayleur, Noble, Moore or Fairclough
30, Q MELBOURNE & SYDNEY
Golden Age, (s), 3000, Porter, Millers &

lOsprey, Williston, 111`Tear Son & Co or
Doak, Oct 13

GENOA.
P Regina, Pratt, Lamport or Bibby, Si
GENOA, &c.

?I:lLnc, Raddon, Bahr, Bet

GrvlSaleEo, 1

Star of Freedom,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

ft, when I
heir battle-

irons put on his feet, and
.Air the gangway until 8 p.m., and not one of his
allowed to see or have any conversation with him.
hen dressed until Sunday. You will
of the Defiance, as

Yours,

E. BRATTY

mndoued to the Peruvian

The Defiance nu.
• the crew have full sway, forward and aft.
law been oit board and taken his son and stewardess away.
The mate has gone to Callao for assistance. The captain is
still in irons on deck, fastened by the feet to an eye-bolt,
and no one but the doctor from Lima allowed to see or speak
to him, and then only with an officer present.
The doctor reports McCerren to be in a very critical
situation ; and if he is not released from his irons, he will
die in them ; and yet I hare tried everything in my power
to get him relief, but to no purpose, as his own son is not
allowed to speak to him. What a state of affairs.
As already mentioned, the Defiance has been
abandoned to the Peruvian Government, and a'
the latest account was at Callao._
class vessel, built in 1852, and belongs to Messy.
LA enn. of New York. She cost

irovernment

She is a first

ie transaction

90,000 dollars, and at the time of
it is represented, had two thousand tone of guano
nn hoard, the freight on which would amount to

Beatty mentions that

,rnved at the islands, in
.de conduct is complained of.
_died by a letter from Capt.
Dilling-
°argue Lenox, who adds that the old
dant had been ordered to repair to Lima.
ie would be court-martialed. - The new
however, finding the -troubles so much in-
ased, refused to take command until the Defi-
nce and her master had been sent to Callao.

new COI

place of tlic

omcer,

.—The following paragraph from the
-met Chronicle, must I think, be taken, with a very con-
iderable grain of salt indeed :—" It has been currently re-
ported, that the Roman Catholic prelates decided at the late
Thurles conclave, to admit ofno more mixed marriages. They
will not perform the marriage ceremony between any mem-
ber of their faith, and that of the Protestant Church ; we
give this as it has reached us, from one who was trying the
aperiment,

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Democrats have a
douhforl mc.jtylity,
come in, and John I

ain carried the State by an UT
tnongn not airline returns na
in spite of the enmit

of a larg

ity of his own i?arty, is reelected

Governor by probably a tl
San Francisco it was a very close
being but nine votes a-head of the Whig and in
pendent nominee; William Waldo, while Capt
Garrison, the Democratic candidate for Mayor, 1
a majority of 1,000 over Dr. Gray, his opponent
The Indian outbreaks ill Rogue river valley a
other Northern districts, which at one time thre
ened to become general have been quelled, and
treaty of peace concluded. During the hostiliti(
General Lane and Captain Ald
wounded in an eng
have recovered from theh

msand majorit
Dte,

were seri°.

'ement with tl

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The Alta Calefornian, in

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covery of mines o:

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ftlunitipai election.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24

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BIRTHS

On the 21st instant, at Whitefield-road, Everton, the wife of M
George Lofthouse Richardson, of a daughter.
On the 20th instant, at Everton, the wife of
printer, Dale-street, of a son.
MARRIAGES

Mr, James Taylor,

On the 20th instant, at Walton Church, Mr. Robert Thompson, of
Belfast, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Edward M'Cormick, Esq.,
of Everton.

On the 20th instant, at St. Bride's Church, Roderick Rayner, Esq..
to Miss Susannah Kurts Smith.
On the 20th instant, at Holy Trinity Church, Birkenhead,, Alfred
Bourne, Esq., of London, to Sophia, third daughter of 'timothy
Bourne, Esq., of Birkenhead.

On the RAI August, at Rio Janeiro, J. J. C. Westwood. Esq..
H.B.M. consul for that City, to Eleanor. second daughter of Thomas
J. Hutton, Esq., merchant, of Liverpool.
On the 20th instant, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. John Hewitt,
eldebt. wu uf law Mr. Oulnuel HCWILL, plutuber and glazier,
Wood-street, to Frances, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Wm.
Francis Crare, of Chester.

Onthe 20th instant, at St. Mary's, Edge-hill, John Dill, Esq.„
M.D., of Withington-road, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester, to
Emma, youngest daughter of John Billings, Esq., of Liverpool, and
granddaughter of the late Rev. Henry Peach, of Derby, and Langley-
hall, Derbyshire
On the

20th instant., at St. George's, Hanover-square, the Hon.
George Augustus Browne, son of the late Lord Kihnaine, to Frances
Mary, eldest daughter of Charles Prideaux Brune, Esq., of Prideaux-
place, Cornwall.
On the 19th instant, at St. Paul's, Compstall, Alfred Henry, son of
the late Joseph Medwood, Esq.. of Manchester, to Grace Caroline,
youngest daughter of George Andrew, Esq , of Green Hill.
On the 21st instant, at the Cathedral, Manchester, Mr. -Taco],
Marshall, of Rusholme, to Margaret, daughter of Mr. John Jones, of
Newton.
On the 10th instant, at the Parish Church, Warrington, by the
Hon. and Rev. H. Powys, rector, Ralph Milner. Esq„ Surgeon. Old -
field-lane, Salford, to Annie Lythgoe, eldest daughter of Abraham
Mottram, Esq., merchant, Warrington.
On the 20th instant, at the Cathedral, Manchester, by the Rev. K.
H. Westmore, M.A., minor canon, Mr. Joseph Ingham, of Hunslet,
near Leeds, to Miss Mary Webster, of Hulme.