The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-25 00:00:00

THE RECORDER OF PRES
STRIKE.

PRESTO'

At the intermediate sessions, whim
day, the CHAinmAil (Mr. T. B. Add/

Or 111'

I think it is a remark

the grand jury, said
stance that in times when one n

rnt have expecou.
r
_
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crease of crime—wen, rom t
has prevailed in a l hargef branchhe unfortunaLe
of our manufacturniloo
dustry, you would have anticipated that there Wt o
only be great distress, but crime consequent
tha upon
In 0
tress—l say it is a remarkable circumstance t
times, the number of cases calling for inquiry cour_ts,

this lias not. increased.
la`
The -eneral cessatfori of industry in this tool Ablj
la`l
think, about five weeks ; and in that time prob 3
operatives have lost, upon a moderate calculation,
that would have been paid to them in waaes, and.
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they have not received from their employe", boo
small portion of it from the contributions of Illon„hes
their own class in ether towns and from other br.autiiioa
industry. Now that is a great loss —a great dienn-Did
tb
wphityhsicaallocsosmofforhtatboittshoefmin;
dbusuttryitanmdusat
db:tett:jeoorartanin_Li-
moral condition that it will be long before they ca and
mevaeknesuonndeersinthceeremlyosrte•gfarevtoutrhaabtle ShouldBll 0
place. I enter into no discussion as to the meni oeri
matter, because to a considerable extent there are nn josti
The operatives have a perfect right, by law 00''4; 1/
too, to fix the amount at which they _choose to
to fsWe ti
they must give an equal right to the emploYer irbl
amount of wages he can afford to give and therefor
you consider that there has been this great loss to thevr4;,,l
scuircheuina sttahig; .tsof
tives, you must also consider that there has been 1/0001
loss —of which I am totally unable to estimate the t.
but it must have been considerable—to the emplele,i'ille
e
all reflecting persons will perceive that however det
the operatives may be to have an increase of wage-teeiT tlll
impoverish the employers that increase cannot I)3t so P.
because there are no funds that it can come out , to
it is the proper interest of both parties so brilagibese Npute to a settlement as early as they possibly can. m'istrt
wish that that may be the case, but I cannot 0114
it. It must be their own good sense that will pr7l (Io
result. After informing the grand jury that eteleleco:o
would be somewhat lighter than those of their 13 nos
D.
at the last sessions, because the number of pris,;6loc°
only about half what it was then, the learned cha'"
eluded his address.

SAILING OF THE LUSITANIA. —YeStOTuaj
American and General Steam Navigation C0n31131100
did new screw steam-ship, Lusitania, under the ew ce4 F
Capt. Brown, well known as an able and experiee
man, sailed from the Mersey on her first voyage, fled fp;
the Brazils, and the River Plate. Much is esPee,
the Lusitania, and we shall be disappointed if 11,e;,
will not be the quickest on record. She takes 011' -01.1
and valuable cargo of manufactured goods, ands be
pliment of passengers. The Lusitania was huwtest'r
John Laird, and on her trial trip attained the greLr
yet reached by a screw boat. The Olinda, n11(4140'0
this line is expected to arrive early next month v;0 to
will be, Monte Video to the Ist November, and e es:)
10th. The Braziliera, belonging to this line, 101°'ee,
ordinary rapid passage we recorded a few days 51
again for South America on the 24th.
0"/
ROYAL MERSEY YACHT CLUB BALL._Last ere
ei9
annual ball in connection with this club, took P„,,,,
Town-hall. The proceeds of the ball, which los "4:01
patronage of Mr. Littledale, are to be given to thtel?:4
Home. There was a very large attendance, be j
and 700 persons being present. Gribbin's ba11,0,.
attendance and played the following selection ofrn.,k
Quadrilles—como, sonnambula; lancers, rigoletto, ;Ivo
royal triste. Valses—belle linise, Faust,: 1319rii.
whistle, kosenden, Queen of roses. Galops—e,P;tile.
tric, post horn, spirit of the ball. Polkas—he
L'Enfant, review, King Pippin, ilnnet, Devonshire '
. .

tisches—Hungarian, original, la tempete. 1:;4111'
God save the Queen. The refreshments were 5
Mr. Towers, of the Angel hotel.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT FROM INTOXICATION.."; se"
Henry Conley, a carter, was walking along tebeo
slip, Prince's pier, in a state of intoxication,
into a boat. It being low water, the distance
great, and he received several injuries in the 11ee1.011°
immediately conveyed to the Northern Ilospg"

remains in a very precarious state. 10A;occ
FinE.—Yesterday afternoon, about three
eosbrokeixbtesurteartiveoeodndu,
near
enis
rtc
htetheeheeejdot
succeeded
rebai en: r).n
eseyxhyato-
extinguishing
go
iuonirsethh belonging
oyard.
k. to f
171:40:4;
tf t
e'ir, ere
with the engine were speedily' on the spot, Th
the a
mage does not amount to mo thang£2o. rtif'
, fte-5„;
PRESBYTERIAN SOIREE.—On Monday se 0-Arsi b
sazione was held in the meeting-house of the rick, ia:iP',,r`*
terian Congregation, Stream-street, Downr„-dita-ol",
for its object the attestation of the truth of !eel,
in education; as exemplified in the meth 149
teaching, but chiefly having reference to 2''N\-"gregation. The attendance was 11-a
frof the con ps
respectable, corn ris. in the
~-,z,fprer.
Diaries, and y of the
John Porter (teif4s.on ,•-ab
" civil and religious.hvt,
He attributed the instability- all the old republicso
want of education in the people. To some, fiber! 50
a blessing but a curse. He did not wish to b,e tbe.
the Rev. S. C. '0;1 to the chair. 'lll..er
he believed the Russian system of government NI aci
system for the Russians, tJecause they were ne t{at,
people. The only republic that could ever 01'd SOti
length of time was that adopted by the Tjuilov
America. And why; because it was found' le.
principles which were suitable to an educated Peffee.o
" He is a freeman whom the truth makes '1
He would hold that in this country we have as gf.o„d•
0,
•
of government as we are fit for.—Northern Tph
THE CSSACKS.—The corps of Cossacks are/ 34,034
the sameO authority, principally composed of )11,adel
about sixteen or seventeen, whom the hope g
mates. Otherwise the soldiers rob in all lre;oerfe
the gentleman I refer to states an instance 0',11,10-°;t.
major who was flogged by order of his comelan—ile ri
not precisely because he robbed but because fray,
beyond what was permitted to his rank in the to 0,1;
condition of the Wallachian peasants he descruas
deplorable, plundered as they are by Boyarus

Russians.
4
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SIR ROBERT PEEL AND THE LONDON ter ef
Tuesday, Sir R. Peel appeared at the West
0
court, to complain that at a little before 4
he engaged the defendant near Knightsbridge P` 504
ordered him to drive to Parliament-street.
an extremely slow pace, and, as he did not at a" 011.,,r,
called to the defendant' to drive faster, when Ile,rd
him that, as the fares were now abated to 6d.
could not increase his pace. Sir Robert infortne,7.,
if he would take him faster he had no object ?AI
ls. or is. 6d. per mile, as he was in haste. Pepe le,"
not quicken his pace, but said that according tot t 0
he ought to be paid beforehand. Mr. Brodertt
that the driver was wrong in that respect to vt`es Olt
Sir Robert remarked, that he at once intiul3sooe4
fendant that he might impose that story upon dicerwit't
woman, but he knew better, and immediately art, r
fendant to drive him to the nearest police-c° o°l
refused to do so, and said he did not know wht'., 1ie704
one. Sir Robert was, however, determined Oa' t
it b3~
let the inconvenience it might cause him be lbgieci ter
and told defendant so, but he still stoutly ae; to,le
knew any police-court. Defendant next druc-ostPol I
ment-street, where the appearance of a police-c°6°¢
the effect of inducing him to discover the fy'tl
court, which he then admitted he knew, and -ptt) I'llll4
drove the hon. baronet. Defendant's collo1;04ff,
dogged and offensive. The cabman denied all :to cr
tions. Mr. Broderip remarked, that it was qui vre
defendant had been guilty of gross misbeharioah esP
him 205., or 14 days. Sir Robert very kint. iSfor‘y/
some reluctance at punishing the man, but 011°' 017
remarked, that he bad a duty to the public to
1P
°t
. Robert had done his. Defendant was Ic4

default.
A CRIMINAL INFORMATION has been comMene'
the Morning Advertiser by Mr. Gardiner,: tog
customs, for having charged him with instlgl
let
toms to prosecute the London dock companies" let
FOGS IN LONDON.—During the whole °fog"
London was enveloped in fog. Several accl rifeh
them fatal, were the consequence. On the
docks, at Bow Common, and other localities.. 0,0 ,
Mr. CAIRD, the celebrated free-trade agrlco.esiellt
has been appointed to a place in the Luang' ,tit
Woods and Forests. ihvao
AFFIXING POSTAGE STAMPS.—A very us--11 00-0
remedying the unpleasantness connected with td. full
attaching postage stamps has just been pato:11;p; 01
paratus, which is very neat and portable, is Ic°tionles
A carriage at the top is supplied with a CO% 0
stamps, and a reservoir at the base is filled wi'rovervicie
corner of the letter is lightly drawn over acr tuus
partially immersed in the reservoir, and beillbae d beau
moistened, is then placed with the damP, i•bf
beneath a plate on which rests a small go) isto, be
ward movement of a lever handle raises a Pessure,bet
action a single stamp is cut off, and by the Pd to
the piston and the plate is firmly attaehthootaisoj
The operation can be repeated very rapidly, been e-tlev
tion, until the supply of stamps shall have .010 to
and the machinery is, we understand, 'let II ell
ment.—Midland Counties Herald. come as
TPE WEST' INDIA COMPANY.—'Thus 00113, tter
shortly extendintheir trunk line from bet‘ the 130
Bay, and performing the whole distanc tailwaylle
in about 20 days. When the Panama rrts of 1 co/
the English mails for Australia and all pa
lss"
will reach Panama in 21 days. On Friday isboolid
MURDER IN WANSTEAD soiso
the servants of the Earl of Moira 3 .<ir",,aste3arronl.,•
passing through a secluded part of
throat
covered the body of a man with his
ar the
ear. A - bloody knife I% as found. Ilvrortst!l°o
the hat were written the words " are ab
The Peninsular and Oriental compan_diately.
mence the Bombay contract almost mug'