The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-28 00:00:00

July- 5, at *3 afternoon

:-YNX,
LYNX.

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me privilegee,

Iphia and New York

;I provisions au re-

aat in ord

Li every case thedate of tbe

Dee, 17,

ge Stonier; and in Liver-

lILLIAM IN fa - _
hen the art, n tn. n's ar completed, a. dat Meier-A
ds offer, one of the above, or otr er &team'easels, pro
to BALTIMORE, calling at Norfolk, Vire,inia, and ot,er ports
the Chesapeake, going or retu

Thursday Juiy 10, at

3 afternoon

Jul}, 15, at *ll forenoon

S ,turaiy

July 19: at *2 afternoon

LYNX . Thuraddy 24: at

3 afternoon

Tuesday. July 2p, at *ll forenoon
Saturday .... Aug 2, at *2 afternoon

Fro :n Clarence Pier-head on days marked thus *

N.B.—Goods for shipment, at both Glasgow and Liverpool, must
be alongside the vessel one hour before appointed time of sailing,
and on days marked thus * Three Hours before sailing.—
Passengers are request,- to takccharge 01 thel sown Luggage, as
the Ship 1 s not tesponsild Ein any way foritssafety Carriages,
and all kinds of Vehicles shippeo at Their Provrietorrriek,
The owners of thesevesselsare not responsibletorioss or injury to
Homes, Cattle, or Live Stock of any kind shipped by them.
Gunpowder will nut be carried by these vessels on any terms; and
Aquafortis, Vitriol: and other hazardous articles can only be taken by
special agreement. The senders,consignees, and owners of danger-
ous articicsareresponsible ander all,!ircumstanccsfordamageocca.
atoned by or to the same. The contents of boxes and packages
containing Liquids must be specified in the shipping-note before
shipment. Parceisfor different persons madeup in single packages
addressed to one party for delivery, will be charged the proper
freight foreach separatepercel. Frelgl,t for box and bale goods , '2os
per ton of 20 cwt. Good., from Manchester and the manufectoring
districts, when consigned to the care of the Company's Agents, 15s
per ton. FARES—Cabh,(lncluding Steward's Fee) ,15s ; Steerage,
tis. Servants in Cabin, full fare.

Apply to GEORGE & JAMES BURNS, 9. Buchanan-street,
Glasgow, ALEX. M'CULLUCH, Ex7lse-buil,Ongs, Gra enock„
JOHN WALKER, 77A, Market-street, 111m:cheater ; or here to

C. M P 712. & CO., W:"-er-ziceet,

THE GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL ROYAL
STEAM-PACKET COMPANY.
The LYRA, which has been secured to take the place of the
Princess Royal for the present. has just undergone a thorough
overhaul in hull and machinery, includirlg new b liege, &c.
LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.
The thst-class powerful Steam-ships
LYRA
PRINCES? ROYAL. Capt M CHLERY.
Unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence, the above or
other eteamers are ino nded to aril (w; h or without pilots)
between Liv, rpool and GIR• u d passengers, as

k. evening

' afte,noon
oon

nree Hours,

, Liverpool

.i•EAM PACKET COMPANY.
..viiny convey Her Mi.jest).'s Mails between
....,tistown, twice every day. Flows of Sailing.—
..ad, 1 30 A at. and 5.0 A.M., Lo.rd.n Time; from
„a. 2 0 P.M. and 7.30 P.M., bUbliti, Time, or as soon after
,c Malls a•e on hoard.

FOR DUBLIN,
The Company will sail the IRON DUKE.
PALO A It, or other of their first-class Steamers,
• biONDAY WFONEsDAV and Fitinsx EvaNINGS
at 7 P.M., from the Prince's Pierhead,
LIVER-
POOL, for KING TOWN HARBOUR, returning from KINGS-
TOWN HARBoUII, fo- LIVF.RPOoi,, TUESDAY, 'I noasnar,
and Sarni-4.OAV EVILNiNGS, at seven o'Clock.
They also their'Cargo Ve'sels (as below) from the
Dock to Dublin Quay, (with or without Pilots), of which Shippers
are desired to take notice :
t Orderrst the date I Saturday

June 28, 7, p.m. I Mon 'ay .... June 30, 8, p.m

The WINDSOR, or other suitable Vessel, leaves DUBLIN for
BELFAST. (II the EVENINGS Ot MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, anl
FRIDAY; Returning from BL.LFAST on the EVENINGS of TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.—CABIN FARE, 78. 6d.

answer sooner.

. '''' , Average Passage to Bristol, 28 hours.
,-,T.,;-. ,ib'''\ STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
Y 4,. LIVERPOOL, MILFORD, SWANSEA,
7*.expi:‘,%, AND BRISTOL.
The Liverpool and Bristol Channel Steam Navigation Company's

Steam Ships ✓
MONTAGU (nay( La.) Captain W. J. BECKETT.
SOVEREIGN (r ew s.s., building), Captain

or some other Vessel,la intended to sail with Goods and Pa-
ssengers (unless prevented by any unforPleeu occurrence), as
follows (with or without pilots, and liberty to tow vessels),
for the Month of JULY, 1856:

FROM LIVERPOOL T() MILFORD, SWANSEA, AND
BRISTOL.

Landing Passengers forSwanseaWeather permitting off thellltunbles
Saturday ...... 28th June, at 6 o'clock evening
Saturday sth July. at 12 o'clock, noon
Sa urday l2th July, at 5 o'clock, after noon
Saturday..... 19th July, at 11 o'clock, morning
Saturday 26th July, at 5 o'clock, afternoon

PROM BRISTOL TO SWANSEA, MILFORD, & LIVERPOOL,
Tuesday.... .... ht July, at 5 o'clock, morning
Tue5day.......... Bth July, at o'clock, morning
Tuesday „...15,11 July, at 4 o'clock, afternoon
Tuesday 22nd July, at 9 o'clock, morning
Tuesday ~,,..29th July, Lt 4 o'clock, aftermiun
FROM SWANSE ATo LIVERPOOL (Cdlling atMilford).
Wednesday ......2nd Jaly, at 6 o'clock, morning
Wednesday ...... 9th July, at 10 o'clock, morning
Wednesday 16th July, at 5 o'clock, afternoon
'Wednesday July, at 9 o'.lock, morning
Wedue,day ,Uth July, at 5 o'clocc, afternoon

Fares—Liverpool to Swansea or Blistol. cabin 12r 6d,deck ss.
Liverpool to Milford cabin Iss, deck (Is sd,including boat-hire
at Milford.

NOTlCE—Return tickets, available fortwo voyages In this
steamer, may be had from the lindernsenlionea Agents, or
thecaptatu, blverpuul Lu srilrora,sos. ~swanbed v, ItslUi, 17s.
Milford to Bristol, 13s. Goods intended for the alloy('
Steamer, from Liverpool, must be at the Trafalgar Dock
Two Hours 4efore the advertised hours of sailing•
All Goods for Milford are landed at the risk of Shippers and
Consignees, as regards Hulks, Lighters, and Boats.

AGENTS—Gesi:me H. Evaris.Civerpoo 'iteam-Wharf Bristol;
John Edwards, Swansea; C. H. N. Rill, Milford; John Ken-
orthy SE. Co., Manehegter, orto
FITZSIMONS, APPLEBEE, & CO„
20, Water-street, Liverpool.

THE GENTLEMEN'S

SHIRT WAREHOUSE,

24 and' 26, B L D-S T.R EE T

P. L. MACTAGGART,

SHIRT MERCHANT

THE EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES.

Sir,—The attention of tho committee of the Eve and Ear

Infirmary having been directed to the correspondence in your
paper of the 17th, Bch, and 23rd instant, I have to inform
you that, at a meeting held this morning, the most careful
investigation was instituted, and I am pleased to be able to
state that, from entries in the books of the institution, and the
examination of the attendants, professional and otherwise, there

is not the least foundation for any complaint on the part of
John Schofield. The young patient was examined by the

assistant-surgeon and surgeon, and the proper remedies pre-
scribed, viz :—Fomentation of poppy-heads, and drops of belle

donna, to allay inflamation and prevent adhesion

I forbear to pass any comments upon the tone and style of

your correspondent's letters; but justice to the valuable insti-
tution induces me to ask your insertion of this contradiction

to such statecueuts.—Yours, &c.,
JAMES P. CAMPBELL,

Honorary Secretary to the Eye and Ear Infirmary,
Liverpool, 27th June, 1856.

FREE DISCUSSION v. INTOLERANCE,

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES

Sir,—l observe, in Mr. Lowe's sixth letter to the Courier,
that the incumbent of St. Judo's, " while not unwilling to

notice any reply to any of his arguments made in the same

columns as contain them, does not i

a tend to reply to all the
abuse which anonymous writers may please to insert else-
where."

This, sir, is a good', joke. Mr. Lowe will only reply to
questions published in the C.urier's columns, and the Courier
has hitherto declined publishing— and, it is to be presumed,
will, henceforward, consisten,lli refuse publishing—everything
written against kir Lowo's views, and in favour of.7ifacniuLht
on Inspiralion. I asked Mr. Lowe one or two simp'ei ques-
tions in your impression of Monday, the 23rd. Amongs t
otheri, I asked, and I again venture to ask, in the interest o

truth :-
Ist. Where does Haenaught on Lzspiration interpret
" the Comforter" to signify merely " the spiritual mean-
ing of the Gospel," as Mr. Lowe (Letter v., p tragraph 10,)
states is the case ?
2. How was it (from want of " understanding the original,"
as Bishop Hind says, or from presuming on the ignorance•
of his readers,) that Mr. Lowe called "The Spirit of the
Truth" an " uncritical " change of translation, did
thcteby " throw overboard the personality of the Holy
Ghost" ?
Mr. L.Ave says he knows who " Verax" is. Very well,
sir, then, whether ;d r. Lowe likes to name " Verax" or not, I
claim from him an answer to these two querries, which the
editor of the Courier will, perhaps, as a lover of fait play, pre-
sent to Mr. Lowe next Wednesday, if they do not receive an

Surely, sir, Mr. Lowe, who has hitherto been so ready as a
reviewer, and so bold at guessing the name of the one man in
toe world, who writes in my childlike, simple style, will not
now shrink from giving to the public an answer to these civil
questions, on his reply to which must turn the trustworthiness
of all Mr. Lowe's numerous and, no doubt, important asser-
tions.—Yours, &c., VERAX.
Liverpool, 27th June, 1856.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

WINCHESTER RACES.-YESTERDAY

HAMPSHIRE STAKES,

Westminster...... 1 1 Redemption 2l Blue Mantle...... 3
Thre, ran.
MEMBERS' PLATE.

Soutbmoor.
Five ran.
LIVERPOOL CUP.—BETTING.
8 to 1 apt Typee (lal,en)
GOODWOOD STAKES.—RETYING
20 to 1 agst ti ndalore;L.ken)
QUEBN'S.GIIINEAs;

Goldhill .......... 1 I Sirocco .. 2 I Pietiy Boy 3
. Five ran.
GRANGEPARK STAKES.
Tam O'Shanter
Ten ran.

BIRTH.
On the 25th inst., at Din;le Bank, the Hon. Mrs. Edward Crop.
per, of a dau3ht,r.

MARRIAGE

On the 25th inst., at the Parish Church, Blackburn, the Rev. J,
Davenport Kelly, M. A., Vice- Prinepal of Queen Elizabeth'.4 College,
Guernsey, to Margaret Alice, youngest daughter of Joseph Eccles,
Bag., of Mill-hill House, near Blackburn.
DEATHS.

On the 24th Inst., at Pentonville, Mr George Gosling, late of the
Bank of England, in the 65th year of his age.
On the 26th inst., at her residence, 59, Ifamilton-square, Birken-
head, Charlotte, widow of the late John Aspinall, Esq.
On the 26th inst.. aged 9 yeArs, Charles James, fourth son of Mr.
J. J. Day. shipbroker.

c Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent to

our Office duly utlicaticated

The Count de Chambord has sent 20,000 francs for
the sufferers by the inundations.

VIENNA, Thursday. -King Otho of Greece arrived
here this morning from Athens.

ST. PETERSBUEG, June 23.—The importation duties
by sea upon coffee is reduced 70 copecks 4 centimes per
poud (40 pounds).
THE NEW BISHOP OF BRISTOL AND GLOUCESTER.—The
Rev. Charles Baring, late of All-Soul's Church, Langhau-
place, has been appointed by Lord Palmerston to the
vacant see of Bristol and Gloucester.

The Cardinal Legate leaves Paris for Rome on Tuesday.
The correspondent of the Times says that an understand-
ing is reported to have been come to between his
Eminence and the Emperor, of his consecration by the
Pope next year.
THE FRUIT CROP.—Concerning the general failure of
the fruit crop there is no mistake. From all quarters we
are informed that it will he the worst within the memory
of living persons.—South Eastern Gazette,_Chprries and
apples are a total failure in Otham and Leeds. The apple
trees are full of vermin; there has not been so severe a
blight for many years.—Kentish Gazette.

• TILE GRESIIAM CHARITIES.—On Wednesday, Mr. F. 0.
Martin, one of the inspectors appointed by the Charity
Commissioners of England and Wales, opened an inquiry
at the hall of the Mercers' Company, relative to the
administration of the charities bequeathed by Sir Thomas
Gresham in the City of ',widen, with a view to improve,
if necessary, the mode of administeri'g the same.
LIMITED LlABlLlTY.—Arnorigst the new projects which
are encouraged by the litn4ed- liability law is "Bernard's
Machine Boot and Shoe Company." It is contended that
by means of a beautiful series of patented machinery,
invented by Mr. Bernard, a heavy saving in the manufacture
of boots and shoes can be attained. The shares are of £lO
each, arid the first instalment is to be £5 per share. Sir
Robert W. Carden is the chairman.
NEW INDIAN MUSEUM.—We understand that the Court
of Directors of the East India Company have given direc-
tions for the formation of a museum at the India House, of
raw and manufactured productions from all parts of India.
The undertaking is to be carried out on a scale commensu-
rate with its importance, and the deep interest excited in the
Indian collection at the great exhibition in Hyde-park, in
1851, and at that of Paris in 1855. The collections are
being arranged and classified by Professor Boyle, while the
plans for the museum are under the direction of Mr. Digby
Wyatt.
Contra' or COMMON COUNCIL.—On Thursday, a court of
the Common Council of London, was held for the despatch
of important public lo:siness. Mr. Anderton moved
" That the court, sympathising with the persons who
have suffered by the late inundations in France, do sub-
scribe the sum of £5OO in aid of the fund now being
raised for their relief." Alderman Finnis seconded the
motion, which was unanimously agreed to, and the same
was accordingly ordered to be paid by the Chamberlain
to the Lord Mayor, to be by his lordship transmitted to
France. Mr. H. Wellington Valiance then moved that the
freedom of this ancient and honourable city be presented
to General Sir F. Williams, of Kars, Bart., K.C.8., with
a sword of the value of one hundred guineas. Alderman
Kennedy seconded the motion, which was carried unani-
mously, and amidst loud acclamations.
THE ILKLEY MURDER.—Additional facts in relation to
this horrible tragedy have been disclosed within the last
few days, which favour the hope that the murderers of Mrs.
M'Knight may yet be brought to justice. A young woman
walked from Ilkley to Burley (near Otley) a distance of
some four miles, on Friday last, for the purpose of seeing
some re'atives. On her way, she was overtaken by a fellow
who walked beside her for some time. When within a
short distance of Burley toll bar, he suddenly seized her,
dragged her into a short lane on the road eide, rendered her
nearly senseless be strangulation, and relabel her of 2s. 6c1.,
all the money in her pessesdan. Information was given to
Mr. Smith, superb, tendeat conatable at Otley. who, from
the woman's description, proceeded to Hawkesworth, which
is about midway between Otley and Bradford, and there
apprehendeda man named George Hohne, upon the charge.
He was taken before G. F. Billam, Esq., on Monday, at
Oticy, and remanded for further evidence. Homes's dress
and personal appearance are stated to correspond with those
of one of the four men seen in the neighbourhood of the
Cow Pastures about the time of the murder. lie is reputed
to have led for some time an idle and dissolute life ; and it
is suspected that he may have been an accomplice in the
murder of Mrs. M‘Knight.