The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-09 00:00:00

, SEPT/I:311
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ARRIVED,
Sept. S.—Etna (s.s.), from New York—George Gordon, Gibraltar
—Joy Green, Alexandria—lndian Ocean, Bombay—Thor, Copan.
hagen—Vigo (..s.), Havro—Scamander (..s.), Corfu—Antonia, Am.sterdarn.

SAILED.
Sept. S.—Ohio, Yamacraw, and Trinidad, for Savanna--Amerigo.
Genoa—lstamboul, Sinope.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
Liverpool, Sept. B.—The (s.s.),arrived here, passed the A.sla off
Ballycotton yesterday At 11 a us. No specie.—The steamer Blazes
left the ship Marco Palo 140 miles west of 'rawer at 1 p.m. on the
7th in,t, All well. Wind N.W., light breeze.
Rio Janeiro, August 14.—The
tralia, which pat in here, has thrown

erksture, from Newport to Aus-
'-grt of her cargo overboard.

ew• Orleans, August 16

The Mel,

Kossuth, both for

were in

bar during-.

cltail got to sea yester,

ne Dad weather. The Meri:
Alt is expected to get away

New York, August 27.—The Calhoun, for Liverpool, has put back,
having sprung a Jerk. August 19, In Ist. 41 N, ion. 63 W., and had
both pumps constantly ut work.

Britania, Sept. 3, off LisbSPOKEN'.
on, by the R.Af.S. Tamar arr Southampton.—Java. off Cape of Good Hope. by the Indian Qivedue at
en.
Had sustained very heavy damages, and was bearing up for Mada-
gascar. Had troops.—Jo`m Hale, hence, S •pt 4, forty miles week
of Core, by the Greenock.

OREIGN
• Niagara (R.M.S.), hencFe at Boston PORTS,
.
Lucy Bing, It. Robinton, and Henry Clay—an hence et New
York.
The America, and Eliza Morrison—both hence at Quebec.
Star. from Cardiff at Madeira.
Prluce Albert, hence at Marseilles.

13111T11.
erten Terrace, Bilcenhead, Mrs. Walter lon, of a daughter.
at Edgerton On the 7th inst.,

On the sth inst. DEA TH.
.nd draper, of this town aged 42 years, Mr. John Seymour Hart, tailor

ACCIDENTAL DEATll.—Yesterday, a man named John
Price, was accidentally killed in Mr. Lightfoot's rice mills.
An inquest will be held to-day.
DISTRESSED WIVES OF SommEns.—Yesterday Mr.
Mansfield received £5 from Mrs. J. P. Ileywoud, of Norris
Green, for the fund in aid of distressed wives of soldiers,
and begged to thank the benevolent lady for this her second
donation to the fund. His Worship begged to say that the
fund is now nearly exhausted, although there are still
several poor women depending on it for transmission to
their husbands in different places.
D ESTITUTION. —Some six or seven weeks ago, a man and
his wife, named Smith, died in Lecce-street, within a few'
hours of each other, leaving eight children totally maim.
vided far. Some benevolent persons have taken those poor
orphans' case into consideration, and Mr. Hall, with Mr.
Lamb, of South John-street, Mr. Pearce, of Castle-street,
and other gentlemen, hare kindly interested themselves,
and will be glad to receive donations for the purpose.
INDECENT CONDUCT ON THE SOUTH PORT RAILWAY.—.
We have received a communication from a respectable go -d.
tleman, complaining of the want of lights in the P;,cond
class carriages which left the Southport station ;or Liver-
pool, on Sunday evening. Our oorresp
^1:1-'4nt alludes to
PlEP.'engers, stating that
and that, too, in the
the indecent language of two of the
it was disgusting in the extreme.
hearing of most respectable No justification can
be urged for the want of lights, and we hope this notice of
the matter will cantle tht*, officials to prevent a repetition of
conduct disgraceful. and intolerable in every sense of the
word,

I CiOnONCR'S INQUESTg.—yesterday the borough coroner
opened an inquest on the body of a child named Daniel
Campbell, aged six weeks, who died, it was alleged, in
consequence of having improper doses of medicine adminis-
tered. As the point involves professional character, and aa
there is a post tnortent examination to be made of the body,
we think it right to refrain from publishing what has
already transpired, until the whole details are decided this
sthuihss
day, on the adjourned enquiry.—On the body of a boy,
egeede
opfereun
named John Haskin, aged eight years, who was drowned in
the canal. A boy, named Thomas Broderick, aged thirteen,
exerted himself very much to save the deceased, bat, nnfor..
tunately, he was not successful, yet the lad was highly. cor,i.,
plemented for hia courage and humanity. The jury found(
a verdict of " accidental death."
CIA rTOI.I HALL.—On slit that, upon a ocztain evening
stienrgt entertain
ment, and having completed her ins t.
pec ion, audibly
bd
iul rl
si n
eg x th hi eb i pt
ea
ds awteteh ke entrance a la d y
to
ao
expressed her contempt of " all prodigies "drat '
. " they
usually possessed but very mediocre t 1 a ent,' and she
"would never again visit such pore,
Thomas, one of the lessees, oveih "et swindles." Mr.
and politely assured Ihe lad- eard the exclamations,
? that the Brousil Family
were not of the usual class ' r
truly were worth t' 0, Prodigies, but really and
de attention of any unprejudiced
person •; and, further, " hall,
and listen to the performan
solicitedthtleie lady to enter the
great persuasion, the ladyeewasn' rienegdotno, attend, and
remained until the conclusion of thein entertainment.o The,
result, as had been anticipated by Mr Thomas, was most
complete. r 0
A. he lady, who is one of the firstP musical
amateurs of our town, was "captivated,' and express
the great pleasure she felt at being able to assure her
friends that these were bona fide musical geniuses, and
her obligation to Mr. Thomas, for having induced her to
attend the " levee " of so clover and pleasing a family"
A SWELL PUNlSHED.—Yestordqy morning (( a swell
,'•
.9 e said to
named George I.ivershridg., be a Clerk to a baker in
terming°ag-VW, woe brought un before Mr. Mansfield, at
pole court, charged for being drunk and disorderly,
and for having assaulted several respectable females in the
street. A police con
table stated that he saw the prisoner
in the street at half past eleven on Sunday night, acting in
a very disorderly manner, and striking several respectable
females with his umbrella. There were several complaints
made to the officer of t''a conduct of the prisoner, and at
last he took him into custody. The prisoner, who acted in
the most ridiculously affected manner in the dock, denied
that he was drunk, or that he had acted as described. Mr.
Campbell, the bridewell keeper, and other witnesses, were
examined, and these fully sustained the charge, and the
prisoner was fined £2. This sentence seemed to alter, in a
very material degree, the elevated crest of the moustached
prisoner, and it was stated a subscription was entered into
by his friends, who were enabled to release biro, from the
Consequences of his extreme foolishness,