The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-20 00:00:00

officer, he incontinently concealed himself. P 04
that he lived in Marlborough-street,
and
and the ma°•

ordered mat he should be taken home W
that they should be desired to take better

A SHIPPING UUSTOMER. George •L'u barr
maker, Tern plan Terrace, Great George-street, co,
truculent, yet cunning-looking scoundrel, 1°3°1,5 0
name as Michael Daly, whom he found caeca,- it ;11l
bedroom, at half-past twelve yesterday morning' bej, r„
curious that in this case the prosecutor who was 111 • sp.
his attention first attracted by a very peculiar u°l6-s,fo.
getting out of bed he found the prisoner sliding gen 04',
under his bed, towards the door ; he immedintelf„
is
the prisoner, who kept up a hard struggle with nim,6ol:!
he procured the assistance of an officer. The Prc;ith,'
then found a purse, his property, lying on the floor% 39
and.sixpence in silver in it. The prisoner after l'.ls.e
behaved with the most cool effrontery, politely degrl„`rts•
officer to take a seat, and pulling diabolical faces at ;
tutor's children. The magistrates sent the fellow °
to the sessions.

MANCHESTER. Coat, 1
ASSAULT.—Yesterday, at the City Police .th oisa,l
chester, a person named Hughes was dialed Iviß. Cobb°
ing his brother-in-law, Kirkland. Mr. R. B. .00' ,
solicitor, was for the complainant, and Mr. Bent, . 141,1,4
for the defendant. It appeared, that last ThursclaY, , re„2,
1
noon, Kirkland was in the house of Mary Lister, and iijr'
the defendant hearing he was there, and believing
as „ktli!lc
had ill-used his wife, (defendant's sister) in so f3r k ktotr:,
priving her of sufficient food, went to the house, Oleo htli,,e
knocked down the complainant. The assault was P Zio'iktc
but Mr. Bent urged that it was committed under
seea 04 I
uating circumstances, as the complainant had ill-a ti,,,,,eet
wife. The defendant was ordered to find two sureties,, lZia):
in £l5, that he would keep the peace for three niOnts;Vi 444
AN UNGRATEFUL THlEF.—Yesterday, at the I? tt,
Town Hall, a female named Elizabeth Gayen, who
befog' 1,4P0?
torious for robbing lodging-houses, was brought be"l' Nmagistrates,
magistrates, (for the fourth time) charged with stea
shirt and umbrella from a person named Payne, lilyi,t
Sidney-street. It appeared, that on Sunday nlg';(o,'
prisoner succeeded in obtaining lodgings at the house i ;.':
prosecutor and that, on Monday morning she got UPI ' ?:,
walked off with
with the property alleged to have been 11,\N,.......
Another woman came into the court, stating, that hattoll
was Martha Baxter, that she kept the City Arms beer-
Gartside-street, Manchester, that the prisoner came /
house one night recently, stating, that she had just i
from the tram, and that her husband had come to Nv°lo
the Infirmary, and in this way she obtained lodgings d
house, and that, on the following morning she got liPasi!
left the house, taking with her a pair of new boots,"
silk handkerchief, the property of the landlady. It aPr,,
that this is at least the third beer-house robbed I'.
prisoner. Committed to take her trial at the SeSSiolls'o,,
POSSESSION OF EMBEZZLED AND PURLOINED PRoPOaO
Yesterday, at the City Police Court, Thomas Fox, roll #
from Monday, on a charge of having in his possessioad
bezzled or purloined goods, was again brought up, wil,ed
endeavoured to show that he had honestly become 1:1°_,,c40
of the worsted, cotton, and linen yarns found in his rot);
sion. Mr. Hobbs, solicitor, appeared for the prosecute -,4
the part of the Silk Protective Society; and Mr. ,1
solicitor, (for Mr. Bent, solicitor), was for the prPOl
The prisoner failed to satisfy the Bench that he had CO"it,,
the goods found in his possession in an honest 'Will!, IR_
Mr. Hobbs then said that the prisoner had been pr,e,;o ti; to
convicted of a similar offence, and that he had apphe's . ti,_titt
certificate of the conviction, butl that it was not fortheo , igti
—Mr. Maude said, that unless the magistrates had, l'ckek°l
them a record of the previous conviction, they could T4ti
deal with the present as a first offence. He then ad l'kit,t'
the prisoner, telling him that if he ever came before' kh.kci,
magistrates again, they would go as far as they CO° if "44
punishing him. They had watched the case as cloSe Ft,,
possible, in order that they might not be biassed by an? ~/ N,
that had taken place before ; but the prisoner might elefitt
upon it, that if he ever came there again, they would v `
out the law to its fullest extent, for he (Mr. 'Maude) • )
afraid that he was an incorrigible receiver of goods h.
to those in question. He was fined £2O, and m defawA
payment, committed to prison, with hard.labour, for
month. / 41-14
ROBBERIES BY TRAMPS.—Yesterday, at the Salford Nzi
Hall, eleven travelling hawkers and thieves were h,....r° e 101ir:
up'before the magistrates, under the following circumsoV, q' ,A
The Salford police have of late received repeated cont le,
of robberies of fowls, clothes-lines, &c., being coin' to
near the brick-kilns, which abound in the neighbourhuip tat
Cross-lane. The ground surrounding these brief e afford a comfortable harbour for a number of idltd. 7
and vagabond swho have no,home, but live upon. ther V
they secure by travelling up and down the country. 10 ,
ing heard of several depredations which had recently f , 1 This
committed, Mr. Taylor, Chief Constable, ordered one ° - cha
inspectors, .accompanied by a number of constables, to rip . 0e th
to the locality on Tuesday night, and to take into all ' etec
all suspected characters.. Acting upon the instructioll,, of
ceived, the police apprehended the eleven prisoners. ,i.i *de
and Thomas Harrington, brothers, were committed wail 1. a
days; James Whitehead, 14 days; William Leigh, 21 e , '..-...'
Robert Taylor, 14 days ; the others, not havingh„e ,Ihi arg '
the magistrates on any previous occasion, were ells' .10. t‘,
with :an intimation that if they were found under 71 0 circumstances again they would moat certainly be --eri -41
gaol as rogues and Vagabonds.
,4t
CHARGE GF STEALING A PAIR OF SPECTACLES'/ '
the City Police Court yesterday, a female of light riaarg :
was placed in the dock, charged with having on f Ske,
night between 11 and 12 o'clock, stolen a pait °. V' h
spectacles, from William Parry, a teacher of-mager'ettOn 4,,:4'
prosecutor stated that on the previous night he Was A. 'l4
ing home from the house of a friend, when he was 1 -schi'e
by the female, he endevoured to get rid of her,o.„ ,004
doing so she contrived to take his spectacles off 11'.000
with- which she attempted to get away. She waslits fOl %
diately given into custody. Mr. Bent, Solicitor, who "k ti, ,
the prisoner, said his client denied that she ever 00 00 ~,Natk,
ecuta iri /I ,'
glasses. On inquiry it turned out that the pros
ea ro t t,b,,
intoxicated at the time of the commission of the alleg. 00,4 :p,
bery, and his evidence being uncorroborated,. the magi' e, Vasr:
entertaining a doubt about the matter, dismissed the coil re Nye
NUISANCE CASES.—At the Salford Town Hall, Yes 001/ (4,4'
morning, sixteen persons appeared in answer to 5ue1n....,40
obtained against them for having unwholesome and oficTori
drains, keeping pigs in improper places, &c. B 1 frpil
Webster was charged with having an offensive 3'504
under the bed-rooms of four houses, near Sheffiehl-s tY
He was ordered to pay costs, and to wait upon
e#
Sanitary Committee at their next meeting, to see I°l jell
some arrangements could not be come to for the cog"
removal of the nuisance complained of.—The next
gone into was that in which John Armitt, a person- qiel
Colborne, and several others were the defendants.
~-"e tit
occupy 'a railway arch in Union-street, • which is bailie.
at both ends, and filled with pigs. Several dwelling-h°ili
adjoin the arch at both ends.—Ordered to remove_a
nuisance complained of in two days. Several other po-of
who keep pigs in railway arches, were ordered to ref"
the nuisance complained of

LIVERPOOL MARKETS—YESTERDAY.
( Written expressly for the Northern Daily Timesidoe
SUGAR : The market has been very quiet to-day,
sales confined to 200 bags Bengal, at 38s 6d. per cwt. 10
No business has,transpired in MOLASSES, RUM, or Coi
Of RICE : we have to report a floating cargo of Ara
(450 tons) for the continent, at 13s 3d. per cwt. 15.0
LINSEED : one thousand bags of Bombay have realise'
per quarter ; and a small lot of Castor Oil, at 4d per lb.
TEA : the market keeps steady, and holders condo°
demand full to advancing rates.
a I°
: the accounts by the packet just receive
induced holders to show increased firmness.

Sixty five tons DIVIDIVI are reportbd at £ll 17s at
50 tons CATTLE BONES, at £5 to £6 15s per ton.
TALLOW : a good enquiry exists, and 200 pipes, 911
American have been taken at .57s Od. to 57s Gd per cwt. /
At this days Auction only limited sales were effected, cpt
prising 300 bags CUTCIS, at 54s for heated, to Hs 9d ;of
barrels and serons Gym GEDDA repacked and all faults at, t
to 25s 6d.; 4 casks, 25 slabs Bees Wax, at £6 12s 6°;c,:
£7 2s 6d; 14 casks Oporto White Argols, at 54s to sS'i,tl
5 tons Myrabolarns, at lOs 6d per cwt ; 550 bags 8°,,9
Linseed, at 54s 6d. to 55s per quarter ; and 400 bags
Pepper, at 41d per lb.
41)0
COTTON : the sales to-day are 7,000 balls, 1,000 of it
have been taken for export, and on speculation. The 551,c-bil/
elude 800 Pernams and Maranharns,l6-id to 8d ; 150 ~
51!
at 6'-1d to bid; 600 Egyptians, 51d to 10d; 700 Sursty
to 31d; 40 Sea Islands, is 10d to 2s 2d. The market
more heavily than yesterday. Brazils are :and ;$l4
ian Id per lb. lower, but the lower class of AmeriOu
worse to buy.
v., OS,:
PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN Sr. JOHN'S MARKET, '
DAY :-Beef, from SP. to 7d. per lb. ; Mutton, from viy,iee
Thd.; Veal, 7d.; Fresh Pork, from 6d. to 7d. ,__•,l)°,
from 10d. to Is. ; Haddock, from 4d. to 6d. ; kire"fr
Turbot, from Bd. to Is.; Soles, from 4d. to 6d.; Cod PJ;
6d. ; Fresh Butter; from is. to ls. 2d.; Salt Ditto, 05.;,e,
to 11d. ; Eggs, 7s. per 120 ; Potatoes, from Is. to 3,1.!
peck.; Filberts, is. 6d. per lb., Grapes, Foreign, 19.„Ltpl_pe;
English, 2s. 6d. ; Fowls, from 2s. 6d. to 2s. 9d. per c 6-5, Pei
Duck_ from 3s. 6d. to 4s. do.; Geese, from 4s. to (rot!
6d. to 6s. each ; Rabbitsto'Sf„

couple ; Turkeys, from 3s,

Is. Bd. to 2s. 2d. per couple; Cucumbers, from 4(1',.:0117.
each ; Grouse, from 3s. 6d. to 4s. per brace ; Hares, ir; 1;
to 3s. each ; Pines, English, .ss. per lb.; Pigeons, fr"l
to Is. 4d. per couple; Partridges, from 23. 6d. to 25• cool
brace; Pheasants, from 6s. 6d. to 7s. do. ; Bi<nck
c9i6`.'
fror? ss. 6sl: to 6s: per brace; Larks, 9d. per dozen ;

each ; Peaches, 6(1: each

wiSnet
THE ARMY.—Deputy - Assistant C oral voific
General TJniacke, eldest son of Lieutenant-General t
has been appointed by the Lords of the Treastivi'l,
charge of the commissariat department at the -"orioo,e)
and proceeds by the contract mail steam packet
_Geo'
from Southampton, to relieve Assistant Commissal
Mailissy at that station.

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER, VI 1861