The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-17 00:00:00

an increase on the

Several cargoes have been sold this. we

!k at 23 3d

reported a i

of 99,374

BEEP is in demand. Sa

.re, however, of a trifling

character

PORK : Amerieln mess is held fi Tilv at 20 dols. N.-.
large sales reported. The inferior q ;taws are in re ail
demand only.

LIST OF PASSENGFIRS PER S.S.ANGLI-SAXON, ' CAPT,IN
ANDREW...vukAsTF.H raom QUt;TIEC TO LIVERPOOL, 16TH
JULY, 18`6.—Miss J. Scowen, Miss Richards, Miss Chaffey,
Miss M irshall, Miss Watkity, • Mrs. •Behutie and infant,
Thomas Workman and. Mrs. Workman Miss B-ek-ett, Miss
Lumley, Mr. Thekett, James CamPliell, Dr. Young and
lady, .two Misses Young., A Moir, P. Patterson, S. F:Miihr
and lady. 11. Scott, S. Gray. and 1 idr, P. -Garneau, Lucien
Morel, Mrs. I-Tolland and child, O. Kyle, Rev. Mr. Hollanl,
Jos. 110.104, H. Fibre, RiChar-di and Atwater,
Lumley, J. W. Barton,. R. •K irsosk, Mrs Griffin • two
children and two nurses, Messrs. !'Milligan, lz. 11. Sellars,
Bowman, T. Scott, Messrs. L. Macpherson,
Cameron, 'Murray. 'SPOOnd Class :—Messrs • INPOhlery,
F. X. Gtqaz, W. S. ROhertion: T. O'Brien, 11. B. Hopkins
and son, Stark, Duck, Hart, WM. -Swanson, J W. Apar,
Plomondin, A Smith, A. M‘Naughtoa, T. Smith, Mrs.
F. Gralz, Mrs. Hicks; Mrs., Aliltr. Third Class or S,eet -
age Passarg,rs :—Jane Newton, Mfrs. G oilman, Mrs. Gsrn
mon two children and infant, Mrs. Adams and child, two
Miss Williams, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Rowe and infant, S.
Newton, G. Patching, E. .Gammon, Thomas Armstrong,
B. Dunsmore. Joho M'Gowan, R. Mackie. A.
Morton, M. Wooley, A. G y, C. Hentig, Jas. Cliesnew W.
Rowe, G. Jan. J Dotree, W. Jackson, W. D.
M'Culloch, W.. ,began, G. Batcher, -Jonas Heyman, C
Newman. P. G oran, Robert Mahew, T. Col Will. James
Tobin, Mary Tobin• and infant. J. A. Burg, Robert Walker,
D 'Yid Brown, J. Peacrck, E. Gammon (61 years), J: Gras-,
E. Gray, M. Turnist,. W. Lonsdale, Janis Forrester, J.
M urray, L Morat, T. Borsjolie, Wm. Powell, Samuel Smith.
E ward Ryan, • •

WHO IS THE 119 NEST MAN? AND WHO
IS "VER.AX ?"

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES.
have 11,1i1 my attention ealltd to the letter of your
SAVE ME FROM MY FRIENDS," as well as

corresponden

to some from " V

Allow me to rfrniud your readers, Vat I have already
convicted " VERAx," before the. world, of several false and
malicious statements, to which he has not attempted a replv ;
and that my last notice of him concluded with the words,
which I new repeat, " I CHALLENOg VERAX' TO GIVE
HIS REAL NAME."

I now Fay 1.1)e same'to him und'r his newly assumed title
ef " SANE ME FROM MY FRIER r s."

•
_Aa.soon_aslie. meets this challenge,l undertake to show
how slender his claim. is to the former of these titles, and to,
enable the public to see wliirh of us it is that has " seriously
damaged tiis own reputation," and " made an unhappy ex-
posure of himself and his cause." I greatly re:zret that the
reckless conduct of, your corresnondent has ohliged me to
write in these terms. My confct is with doctrines, not
with Men ;' and nothing but the necessity' imposed upon me
by his CONVardly afp-rsions,•could induce me to do so.
U:ril he throws e f the mask (or masks) which he has
assumed, I shall not take any farther notice of him. In
thcxneanttme, allow me most respectfully, but earnestly, to
ask y.,0, whether you think that co:-.-aunications of such a
pet:Bo2lqt nature Ought to be all-flitted into your -columns