The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-30 00:00:00

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW

The Glasgow and Liverpool Royal Steam
eof • packet Company's riwerful Steam-ship
we... PRINCESS ROYAL,
*tn. Captain J. M'Cummy ;
is intended to sail as under:—
Unless prevented by some unforeseen occurrence,
From CLARENCE DOCK, LIVERPOOL.
PRINCESS —.Thursday ....Jan SI, at 36 o'clock, Afternoon

PRINCESS ....Toesday, Feh 5, at 10 o'clock, slor , ing
PRINCESS Saturday .... Feb 9, at 1 o'clock, Afternoon
PRINCESS Thursday .... Feb 14, at 4 o'clock, Afternoon
PRINCESS ....Tuesday Fels 19, at 9 o'clock, Evening
PRINCESS ....Saturday Feb '23, at 12 o'clock, Noon
PRINCESS ....Thursday Feb 28, at 3 o'clock, Afternoon
N.B.—Goods for shipment must be alongside the vessel one
hour before appointed time of sailing.
Fares .—Cabin, including Steward's Fee, 1.55.; Steerage, Gs.

Servants i Cabin, Full Fare

ROBERT LAMONT, 17, Water-street, Liverpool

On Wednesday last, Cardinal Wiseman wag elected a
member of the Royal Society of Literature.

MR. MACAVLAT;B Firrit VOLUME:—The fifth volume of
Mr. Macaulay's " History of England" has been com-
mitted to the printer.—Edinburgh. Express
. .

A sword or honour has been presented by the inhabi-
tants of Beaumaris to Lieutenant Hampton, of the sth
Dragoon Guards, who attained his majority on Wednes-
dav last.

PRINCE ALBERT'S VISIT TO TILE CAMP AT ALDERSHOTT
—On Monday morning, Prince Albert and the Dula

formed camp at Aldershott.

THE TURKISH LOAN.—Constantlnople letters of the
14th state that an understanding has been come to between
the Minister of War and the commission charged to con-
trol the outlay of the loan.

A letter from Rome, of Ow earl
labour. The signs which precede a violent eruption or(

," Vesuvius is in

eached without 'danger, but at present any
ifled with the sulphurous odour, and the

CoN'stliPTION OF SMOKE

r Associa-

t Ne wcastl

-on-Tyne, are preparing a boiler to test
he various designs sent in to compete for the £5OO prize
Iffered by the assocjation for the effectual consumption of
,woke, with a due regard to the economy of fuel: A great
lumber of plans have beta offered, and tho experiments are
Apected to be very interesting.

TILE EDINBURGH ELECTION.—The supporters of Mr.
Black have been very active since the meeting on Tuesday
in canvassing the city. The lion. Mr. Bruce (Lord Elgin's
brother). who wns the unsuccessful Conservative candidate
it the election of 1852, but who polled 1,068 votes, is in
town, and the party have not abandoned their intention of
bringing him forward. Our (Scottish Press) own opinion
is that Mr. Black will walk the course.
The Correctional Police of Lyons on Thursday had to try
three men for being concerned in introducing seditious
publications into France. It was clearly proved that the
prisoners had been all engaged in having the publications
in question, amongst which was the " Letter of Felix
Pyatt to the Queen of England," brought from Geneva in
a cask with double bottom, and the court sentenced them
respectively to six, three, and two months' imprisonment.

THE NAVY ESTIMATR;.—The number of men to be voted
for the fleet, in the forthcoming naval estimates, is 76,000,
ireluding 10,000 boys and 16,000 marines. The number
voted last year was a total of 70,000. The increase in this
year's estimates is 6000 men and officers, to complete the
complements of the gun and mortar boats, the expense of
whose wages will be about £273,000, and about £140,000
for victualling, making a total increase, under this ahead of
the war service, of about £413,000,

THR ROBBERY OF 'FHB LICHFIELD BANK.—OR Satur-
day afternoon, William Lawton, a clerk in the bank of
Messrs. Palmer and Green, of Lichfield, at the time the
bank suspended payment, was brought up on remand before
the magistrates of Lichfield. Lawton had been a confiden-
tial clerk in the bank for 35 years; the greater part of Vaat
period at a salary of 4001. per annum. About ten days
atter the stoppage of the bank occurred, he made a confes-
sion of the fact of his having embezzled between seven and
eight thousand pounds, the greater part of it by ro•issuing
notes which were considered to have been cancelled. Upon
this statement being made ho was taken into custody. In
defence, the prisoner merely remarked that his admission of
his crime was voluntary. He was committed to take his
trial at the sessions.

Tip; STEAMER BELOIC.IIIE.—SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 25.—
This new screw steamship returned to Southampton last
night, having left this port for New York on the Gth inst.
The Beleinue. as is already known. is the n;finp.rr a n line

•
of steam vmels from Belgium via Southampton to
America, to be followed by other, now in course' of
construction. She sailed from this port on Sunday
morning the 6th instant. There were then on board one
first class passenger, eight second, and twenty tout steerage,
or third class, passengers. At 4 o'clock in the afternoon
of -11

~no tonowit;,,
....0 tscigique Was compelled to put
into Plymouth, it being found that the vessel Was leaky and
the pumps choked. Besides thu fact of the vessel having

wayoverea that one
of the boilers was burnt out, and that the foremast and
mainninst had both settled. The passengers state their
entire satisfaction at the conduct pursued on board the
vessel, and they era now at this port, anxiously waiting an
. , . rni

- —_ ....--- ... ..1e woman w..
~, .1,,c is to be discharged at Southampton, and the - Pledged it. On further inquiry it appeared that the boys
vessel will go into the dry doek for repairs. step-father illtreatcd him, and used to turn him out at night
Tut Eaten Rae or TIIE FRENCH.— The pregnancy of the to fled lodgings where he could. On Tuesday night the lad
Etnpress of the French is an event scarcely second to any was sleeping in a potty, and whilst there the owner of the
of the present age In importance, not only to the desti- watch went into the place and fell asleep. The boy then took
nies of France, but to the interests of Europe and the his watch and gave it to tho female prisoner, who told him
world at large. Sinister rumours have been set afloat in she had obtained only 10s. on it. instead of a £l. The boy's
mother came forward, and admitted that her husband treated
Patin by those disaffected to the Buonapartist dynasty
and it is in the highest degree imperative that the gesta- him badly, but if ho was now given up to her, she would take
lion of her Imperial Majesty, and the birth of a direct every care of him in future. The request was granted, and
heir to the empire, should receive the highest scientific the female prisoner was tent to jail for two months.
attention, and be watched with the greatest and most lIIJUGLADY AND RODBERr—Three young persons, named
impartial assiduity. We alluded to this subject in the William Jones, Thomas Green, and Arnie Barnes, wore
last number of the Lanree ; and we are informed on good charged with having committed, or being concerned in, a
authority, that Dr. Locock wishes it to be mentiotied, burglary and robbery in the house of Mr. Matthew Nesbitt, a
that certain of the points referred to by our "Correa- publican, residing at the corner of Rupert-street, Brownlow.
pendent," are not entirely corteet. The Empress was in hill. Mr. Bluck appeared for the prisoner Green. It
this county in April last, and we believe 1)r. Locock was appeared that shortly after twelve o'clock on Saturday night,
consulted at that time ; anti he was subsequently sum. Mr. Nesbitt went to bed, leaving the house all secure.
mould to the palace of the Tuileries. Th . Empress time between that and half pint nine o'clock (when he
Eugenie did not become pregnant until the last week in up) next morning, th, house had been brg,letn,
ainndto,lieancdaul
la theq
bar.a:lt" So of i i'le"tai it
.191 13 ciiil tacit'. . two "thoaci(o)'e o'clock and
dn
whiskey,Sa rida
June.an iih he
Dt
hrie. n
Loactot
attended
as;
da s
afi first
consultationcosu lted
oirn
d this
isti
ncgotui
iiii
htreyti intaken
i p if,
reorn,
physicians and surgeons iu Paris before that auspicious morning, police officer 7til was on duty in Chrivian street
event occurred. Dr. Locock has not vet been requested whea he saw the two male prisoners go out of Islington into,
accouclurent or the eon. that street. Ile suspected all was not tight, alplpf.r,oha:lllli;sgnot, tharFror. declined to hold of Jones, on whom ho found a bottle of whisk, g
tsooratttoefriNdaaptoltehoen
ido an 1 '

two pounds
in France. for am, of
of cigar,, tobacco, and copper money, and ey, a
presence should be of sugar. Omen got awsy, but ttai sutoeiinently
against his attendance, hot it his
arrested,
called for, we do not tee why Dr. Lueoek should refuse along with the girl, in a hobs° in Ben Jonson street, and in
There nre reasons- of state,
his !wry Ices.—Lumel. the bed where they were, the police discovered cigars, tobacco,

and some Copper mo

similar to that stolen from the shop

laving some

of Mr. Nesbitt—the coin taken being peculiar,
farthings and brass pieces amongst it, and it was exactly like
Mr. Bluck contended that the evidence
lot sufficient. The prisoners were " old

what was stolen

against Green was

Marine Department,
Whitehall, 26th January, 1850-
I am directed by the Lords of the Coto-
Council for Trade to acknowledge the.
receipt of your letters of :the 22n1 and 23rd instant, witlu
their inclosures, and to reply as follows :
As regards the fees in the case of the " Pied-neat'
the receipt of your former letter, my Lords inquired of
Mr. Chapman why he had not returned them to you, a
he replied that they were lying at his office ready to be
returned upon their being applied for ; and my Lords
thereupon informed Mr. Chapman that it was his duty to_
have repaid the amount forthwith. Mr. Chapman ney_
states that as the master of the " Pied-nez" made the
deposit, it is only to him that they can be returned.
As regards the " Raritan," Mr. Chapman has made
ty's theatre, report, copy of which is annexed. a
- , 3

hands," having been convicte
Worship fully committed the three for trial
THE HORSE TRlCK.—Charles Williams, who had be(
remanded on a charge of conspiracy (with another person not
" custody) for defraudilur a farmer, named Woods out of
:me appeared on
ial evidence, and

£lO, Was brought up,

wo former oceasior

ADMIRALTY DROITS

DECISION OF THE BOARD OF TRADE ON THE " RARITAN

Office of Committee of Privy Council for Trade,

the other man was not forthcomir

Le pram

re about to enter

Mr. Hepworth Dixon

3 rumour hLs it)

Mr. Lum

Ld the thea-
itchell, and

mith great
ace, but do

From this Report alone my Lords think it ch
was not a case in which the receiver had a right to in
fere or to charge fees, and he has been informed a
am, G:ntlemen, your obediet
(Signed)
To J. Bromic

particularly
)s stationed

servant,
T. H. FARV
'-Mooro and Co., Liverpool.

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS

..-......,....---.

LIVERPOOL CORN—This morning's market
thinly attended, and, though the trade opened with s
degree of firmness, the demand for any artkle Ns?'

few purch

bushel, but, with a cessation of ev

limited consumptive demand, holders showed more disr:
sition to press sales, and would readily have acceptc
larger reduction from the general values of this day wet:'"
Flour is reduced is 6d per sack and barrel respectivell.,
and scarcely anything done. We have very little barl%
here, and the rates are quite nominal. Egyptian beans
6d per qr cheaper on the week. Oats must be quoted. '—
per bushel, and oatmeal Is per load lower, each bell
almbst without an inquiry. The large amount of Inal
corn on sale, from the fresh arrivals, causes considerable
a',st
depression in this branch of the trade ; buyers are
even tempted with a fall of 2s 6d per qr, and the highe,s,o,
4
quotable value of mixed American is not over 37s per °,
lbs to-day; white Indian corn is reduced in a grea;
degree, the market, until now, having been, for a
time, comparatively bare of this description. Arriva;
e,
from the 22nd to the 28th January, 1856, inclusive.---rjt,
land : Wheat, 1066 qrs ; barley, 90 qrs ; malt, 78 qrs ;
e
7605 qrs ; beans, 43 qrs; Indian corn, 20 qrs ; 0atna.,433.
11293 sacks ; flour, 1647 sacks. Coastwise: Wheat, :at,„
qrs ; barley, 180 qrs ; malt, 400 qrs; oats, 467
qrs ; %to
meal, 217 sacks ; flour, 73 sacks. Canada, &c.: Wheat, Sfio
qrs. United States: Wheat, 9719qrs ; Indian corn, 22.;
qrs; Indian corn meal, 1050 brls ; flour, 18761 T,,0
Europe, &c.. Wheat, 1600 vs; pease, 2230 qrs ; Inl
corn, 1200 qrs ; flour, 3370 sacks. Egypt: Wheati;
qrs ; beans, 2834 qrs ; Indian corn, 650 qrs. Into A";;
corn, Oatmeal, 980 sacks. Total: Wheat, 29,497 clro,
I
barley, 270 qrs ; malt, 478 qrs ; oats, 8072 qrs; beta'
2877 qrs; pease, 2230 qrs.; Indian corn, 23670 qrs: nn,:ogo
corn meal, 1050 brls ; oatmeal, 12493 sacks ; flour,
sacks, 18761 brls. Exports from 22nd to 28th Jan., I°`':"'.
inclusive.—Foreign Parts : Barley, 29 qrs ; malt, 280 (ITi
oats, 56 qrs; pease, 75 qrs ; oatmeal, 146 sacks flourV6
qrs. ; pease, 50 qrs ; Indian corn, 4418 qrs;
brls. Ireland: Wheat, 663 qrs ; malt, 230 qrs ; neans'942
flour, 19
sacks, 150 brls. Coastwise : Wheat, 75 qrs • bade'',
-„
qrs ; malt, 6 qrs ; beans, 40 qrs; Indian corn 15 qrs ; 03
meal, 10 sacks; flour, 167 sacks, 191 brls.
R. Kum; & 5°5,9.10
LONDON PRODUCE.—Sugar : There is no
the market, and the sales so far have gone rather easie
wre.
Coffee : Quiet; public sales are proceeding at about P of
vious :rates. Tea: Dull ; more sellers than buyers„ i
common congou at 90. Rice : 500 bags middling o°3'ol
sold at 13s to 13s 61, being a shade lower. Saltpetre
1250 bags Bengal only a small :quantity . sold at Pre°l°,o.
rates; 350 bags,Madras, refraction 9 to 17 per cent., s-
at 27s to 28s.
ORBNarreyWvheeryatfi:rTmr.adßeedanulsl;
Tartabdaeriealyreismw,
week'sLEE DraStesC. let
and oats at late rates. jot;
DUBLIN CORN.—A. very small supply; dull mom'
and little done at a decline in wheat and barley. "io
market was inactive for everything, and nothing done
Indian corn.
CORK PROVISION.—INhIte wheat, 37s 6d to 395: re
36s ; barley. ; oats. 13s 2d ; pork, 40s.
CORK BUTTER.—Firsts, 204, 114 s; Seconds, 61, i•
•
Thirds, 129, 99s ; Fourths, 100, 90s ; Fifths, 21,
Sixths, 7,70 s. 1133;

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL, JANUArtY 3o

WIND YESTERDAY—West North-west,

Ff !GE! WATER—Morn., 4 14 —Eveg. 4 37—Height,

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