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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

and co ivenie.
No. 40, NORTH JOEIN—tiTIIEh. .c LOR
Where he will be happy to execute any Lusiness

—STREET,
Ousted to him

CHARLES WILLMER, WHOLE SALE
STATIONER, MACHINE PRINTER, and Foreign
NEWSPAPER AGENT, 19. South John-street, Liverpool; and
109, Fulton-street, New York.

1000 POSTING BILLS PRINTED Fon 50s.
Br CHARLES' WILLMER, GENERAL PRINTER,
NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE, 19. SOUTH JOHN STRF,ET,

LIVERPOOI

TO DINERS IN TOWN.
WILKIE'S RESTAURANT,

19—HARRINGTON-STREE i'-19.
A. D. WILKIE being well known a a COON. and CATERER in
the LEADING ESTABLISHMENTS it, Liverpool for the last nine
years respectfully solicits a SHARE of your support.
_ _

EVERY DELICACY OF THE SEASON.
CHOICE,WINES, SPIRITS, &c.

WHI E GTJT TA. PEUCHA ENAMEL
FOR STOPPING DECAYED TEETH.

This invaluable prep ration has been introduced by Messrs.
GABRIEL, the of -•established Surgeon Den ists of 79, Penchurch-
street, London, and 112, DUKE-SThEET, LIVERPOOL.
*** Price Is. 61. per box, with full directions enclosed ; or will be
sent tree by post on re, e•pt of 20 stamps.
The GUTTA PERC[IA ENAMEL is warranted free from cal
perricious ingredients, and is, therefore, only rtqui,ite to be
known to be appreciated. W.ll prevent Toothache, and prove
an invaluable boon to thousands suffer.ng from this distressing
malady.
To be had wholes•il from the inventors and proprietors as above,
or from the folloviing chemis-s, who are appointed agents.—Mess•s.
E Roberts, 64, Bold-street; Walker, 20, Ranelagh-street ; T. J.
Williams, 79• Lord-street, and 0, Argyle-street, t4.irkenhe,d ;
Jones, 5, Parad:s--street, and 94. I ondou-road ; and H. Jones, 1,
Ring-street, Narine-view, Fgremoat.
N.B.—More agents Wanted ; terms mutually advantageous. All
letters to be adthes.sed 112, Duke-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

NEW MILLINERY AND PARASOLS

GEORGE JONES has ready for inspection all
the new styles in dress caps, bonnet caps, coiffures,

.' caps, lappets,

heal dresses, head wreathes; lace caps, widows
parasols 6,
1, &c.
55, and 57, GREAT CHARLOTTE.STREET

BONNET ROOMS

GEORGE JONES begs to infoim the Ladies of
Liverpool that he has opened his new BONNET
ROOMS nith a large Stock of the - - -

newest shapes in Straw

Leg' orn, Rice, Clip, Silk, Crape, a. d jFancy Bonnets; Bo',.s' and

. .
&c. Also, a large assortment of BONNET RIBBOIs

FLOWERS, FEATHERS, MUSLINS, L _CE AND FANCY

GOODS

55, and 57, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET

I D ,

A - M S-- R -E
TAILOR AND DRAPER,
6, BASNETT-STREET (OPPOSITE COMP lON-HOUSE)
A. Choice and Fashionable Selection of Irowserings, Vestings,
&c., &c.

VYGHUR, or ZYBELINE CLOTH, for Mourn-
fj. ing Wear. This Article of Dress, so much in favour,
and admirab'y adapted to the Summer Se,nsoo, may be had at
PUGU AND LEWIS'S
MOURNING WAREHOUSE,
114, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. •

_HAIGH and GREGORY have purchased,
under favourable circumstances, a large quantity of
FRENCH i.LOUNCED, BAREGF, and ORGANDIE MUSLIN
DRESSES, which they are offering at very moderate prices.

PRICE td.

lattblfc Ootirt4.

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LECTURE FOE THE BENEFIT OF THE UNHAPPY
SUFFERERS BY- 'me, INUNDATIONS. IN FRANCE.
intends giving, faisvtiarg, a oin,EaTTHummaYn
2111
"THEREVPEWNARI TGEI next
LeAt i F GOEFFI,-; AND SCHILLER,"
In the Lecture-ball of the
ROYAL INSTITUTION, COLQUITT STREET.
" over to the French Consul for the

The receipts will be ha
at ove-st ated charitable-pur

Admission, Is.'
and at the Royal It

,smay be had at the

a Times office,

PRA PAROCHIAL PLACE OF TOXCI.TH PARK.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE

cPECIAL
Li of the luh

HAT A

S T RI

MEETING
Parochial Place clf

.bifanis of the Extra

Toxtrti Park, (heu
PUBLIC
On THURSD4Y
At Ten o

K PLACE;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

OFFIC

11 pu pobes

and 17 Vic.. cap. 134. 1
cep. 128, to fix the forth r s

hundred

rd for tie sa'd
adi tiud to th

said Bur
out a lii

070 said Acts, or any
ess_ry Chapels and oLlie: e
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

THE COURT.

The Queen, attended by the Hon. Lucy Kerr and
Lord Charles Fitzroy, visited the Duchess of Gloucester
on Monday, at Gloucester House. Prince Albert and
Prince Frederick William of Prussia went on Monday
morning to the Royal Arsenal, at Woolwich.
Royal Highnesses left Buckingham Palace in two
carriages and four, at a quarter past nine o'clock, and
returned at a quarter past two o'clock in the afternoon.
The Queen and Prince Albert, the Princess Royal, and
Prince William Frederick of Prussia, took a drive in the
afternoon, in an open landau and four, and visited the
Exhibition of American Plants, at Cremorne Gardens.
In the evening, the Queen, the Prince Consort, the
Princess Royal, and Prince Frederick William of
Prussia, honoured the performance of Madame Ristori,
ir. the tragedy of "Medea," at the Lyceum, with their
presence.

Their

SERIOVS ILLUEIB OF THE DUKE' OF RUTLAND. —We
regret to learn that the Duke of Rutland is seriously ill
at Belvoir Castle. The Duke's health for some months
piss his been very dflicate, requiring the greatest care,
but about ten days since a decided change for the worse
took place, and his grace has since been in a state calcu-
lated to cause the deepest anxiety. The Marquis of
Granby, M.P., Lord John Manners, M.P., and Lord
George Manners, M.P., have been in constant attend-
ance on their reverad parent.

THE BISHOP OF CARLISLE.—The Hon. and Right Rev.
Dr. Montagu Villiers, reeently appointed Bishop of
Carlisle, will take his seat in the House of Lords, in
consequence of the death of the Bishop of Gloucester
and Bristol The new Bishop of Gloucester will not
be entitled to a seat until another vacancy occurs.
DEATH OF THE COUNTESS OF SHREWSBURY.—lntelli-
gence reached London on Monday of the death of the
Countess of Shrewsbury, which event took place in
Paris rather suddenly on the 6th inst. Her ladyship
had been suffering for some time from an internal
disorder, but was recently much better in health, so
that the intelligence of her death is most unexpected to
her friends. Lady Shrewsbury was a zealous adherent
of the Roman Catholic faith, with which the name of
her own family and of her late husband are so closely
identified; and she was well known for her extensive
charities both here and on the continent.
Manuraciz IN HIGH LIFE.—Lord Forester's marriage

with Lady Melbonrne was solemnised yesterday morning
at St. John's Church, Paddington. The Hon. and Rev.
Orlando Forester officiated and the marriage, was strictly
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

Ml the sub,

t of the postponement of the concert
Tessrs. Cramer, Beale and Co., for the

auguratinn of the New Concert Room, in St. George's
all, bur the writer's non-compliance with our standing
lie, requiring the name (in confidence) of such corres-

ponaen6, prevents its publication

EVENING I

-DITION

a Edit

of the NOILTHRRN DAILY

7 the Markets, t

7' with all the News of the

hour of

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SUE'CBIPT

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INF, A S

'I,IIIIU

IVEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1856

THE public will have seen by our report of

rday that M

Dues Corn

LOWE was still " hup•stairs,

g the duties of Chairman of the Town

the time tile

e, and having

spent the whole of

lapsed since the Easter recess

evidence against the corporate rights of
Liverpool, commenced to hear what the Town

in bearit

Council have to say in their defence, and what
valid objections they can raise to the proposed

transfer of the Borough income to the Government

Board of Trade. Our ordinary patience, we
must confess, fails us when we come to the recital

of such absurdities

The title of

Liverpool
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

raft cf triter
ew as Is, and c
sions : length 82

y to Messrs. Allen

lii)iers for the Purchase and of Shit

FOR snr
'tt,l\ 19h

DY AUCTION, on Thursday. the
at, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' saleroom,
-buildings, A'ster-stret, if not previously
.d of by p'ivate treaty, the floe A 1 brig JANE
!Aims per. re2ister, built at Preston In 1842, and
asz•ed A 1 for 12 ye as, and was continued in 1854 for 4 years
t same time r, ceived large repairs, and wei re-sheathed with
,etal ; carries 265 tons dead weisht on a tight draft of water.
's—Length, 98 feet g-ioths; breadth, 21 feet; depth, 13
3, Li Mg in George's Dock.—For further particulars
tCI nressrs. Strong, & Reid; or to CURRY & CO., Brokers
for tae Fry chase and Sale of Ships, Walmer-buil logs, Water-street.

yed 3W
Dimen
feet 9-10th

Ca &ale.

known Teak, built Ship

JAVA; 1175 tOi

o.m. about 140) tons register per
174 feet, breadlt 40 feet, depth 32
ntially built at Ca cutta, of teak, in

Wr feet

:ened, wood sheAt

n Cohurg Deck.—For inve
to CUNARD, BRETT and

ries and further
.LISTEN, Brokers
-buildings„ Dale-

ale of Ships, 5, York
LeAcienhio, - I

FOR SALE, the superior

shin MORN-
th 191 feet,

HILL 1191 tons 0.m.,166
breadth 36 feet

20 feet 9

Her frame (which was

I y of the beet we

L. has a long
e model, sails

a the Clare
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

THE IMPROVEMENT BILL

It was unanimously resolved that Mr. Laird, Mr. Raef and
Mr. Keightly should be elected to form a sub-committee foi
condo

the Improvement Bill now bcfore Pa

The Chairman then announced to the board that official

,nformation had been received by tele
Lbe Birkenhead Improvement Bill 1

aph froda Loadou, that

passed through the

committee of the House of Common
that the board would bo exceedingly

:re was no doubt bu

would be the means of con
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

THE MARKET COMMITTEE

ie motion of Mr

the following gentle
committee: —Messss

;couded by Mr. Cook,.

s of this'

n were

111'Whirter,---Bradley, Goagh, Bailiff,

4EALTII COMMITTEF

On the motion of Mr. Hiud, seconded by Mr. Bradley, it
was unanimously resolved that the following gentlemen should
form the above committee :—Messrs. M'Whirtcr, Gough,
Bailiff, Baylis, Bradley, Wilkinson, an l Meakin.

ROAD AND IMP

R(,V}MENT COMMITTFIE•

The following gentlemen wer

members of this em;linittee
Bell, Bailiff, Meaki and Verelst,

so unanimously elected
Hind, Cook, Goulborue,

FINANCE COMMITTEE

On the motion of Mr. Willoughby, seconded by Mr.
M'Whirter, it was unanimously agreed that Messrs. Keightly,
Bryant, Goulborne, Gough, liar, Park, and Willoughby, with
the chairman of each of the other commissions, E; ho is 1 d consti.
tuto the health committee.

THE FERRY COMMITTEE

On the motion of Mr. Harrison, seconded by Mr.
Goulborne, it was unanimously resolved that Messrs. Xspinall,
Bradley, M`Donald, Kei;htly, Rao, Wilkinson, and Harrison,

should comprise this committee

.Mr. Harrison, the former chairman of,the committee, ex-
pressed his willingness to retire, should the board think the
of placing any other new members in it, besides Mr. M‘Danald
and Mr. Wilkinson. For his part he did not think tLat tivo
better men could be found to perform the duties, as they lived
near the ferry.

THE PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE.
All the members of the Finance Committee were appointed
to perform the duties of this committee.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

e cl—m(

—learning—

h-minded

pious thought of standing between a murderer

and justice, are all appalled, suspended, or divided

on this ever-memorable trial

Had the convict been arraigned for the murder

of COOK alone—had no other charge been preferred

against him—had h

a been a man of steady habits

and general good character, the moral certainty is
that he would have been acquitted. The use made
of his antecedents by the public prosecutor
and the Judge proves this ; and here we

arrive at the most dangerous feature in the whole

—namely, that a man whose previous charac-
be held to be

ter was otherwise bad, should

able of committing and guilty of murder

to prevent the possibility of our motives or lan-

guage being misconstrued, it is necessary to
premise that we are still unable to offer an opinion as
to PALMER'S guilt or innocence ; and all we contend

for is that the execution of the convict's sentence
should be deferred for a moderate space of
time, that something like a reconciliation of

the conflicting facts brought forward on the
prisoner's trial may be established. We do not

Pretend to disguise our convictions. We are
ed to capital punishment on high moral and
religious grounds ! And we would ask an
abominably wicked, weak, and erring world, to
pause before they take away the life of a fellow-
creature while there remains a shadow of doubt
about his guilt. We have already said that there
is no necessity for hurrying this wretched mortal out
of the world. .Lrespite of it month, if he should
prove to be really guilty, will only add to his mental
and bodily sufferings ; and if the present doubts,

which belong to his peculiar case, thicken mean-
while, he may again be put on his trial for the

murder of his wife

There will be abundant opportunities of ascer-
taining the supremacy of the law, if he should be

dealt with as innocent of the murder of Coox ; and
should his guilt in any case, be established on any

one charge, we must say, notwithstanding our
convictions with respect to the • punishment of
death, that if ever a man ought to have died on the
scaffold, PALMER is that man. But it does appear
strange that he should be hanged on the strength
of a modern and disputed theory in pharmaceu-
tical science. In ANNE PALMER'S case, death is
attributed to a well-known poison—antimony.
And the opinion pronounced by the medical men,
employed to analyse the stomach of the deceased,
was, that "it was saturated with antimony."

Here the poison was found, and we get rid of the

new theory of " perfect absorption," and the

dangerous doctrine of " analogous symptoms
would be laid aside, for the

" actual

of a life-destroying drug in
and

leath."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

TUB LIBRARY CC

s committee

ald tat

rated with this alteration, that
Lee of Mr. Whittingliatn, who

THE BUSINESS

,ry then read t

of the several meet-

ings held since the last month]

firmed.

LATE ELECT',

.ting, whicll were eon►

The business of the board was brought to a conclusion by
) secretary reading a letter addressed to the commissioner,

signed by Galloway, the rate collector, complaining of the
conduct of Mr. E. Eretherten, one of the defeated candidates

elcctio

ked the protection of the board from the conduct of
he stated, had met him in Hamilton-
Thursday, when he (Mr. Bretherton)
m (Galloway) and Mr. Watson,

The lett,

was to the effect

that the

Mr. Bretherton, who,

,iat however unpleasant it might bo for Mr. Brother-
ton to he placed in the position he wa:, ho (Galloway) had no
right to be insulted in the discharge of his duties.

itifair conduct at the election, and otherwise
inducted himself. The letter concluded by

stating,

fere in t

Chairman : I do not see how wet as a hoard, can inter.

We have nothing to do with it; it was s
. Breiherton and Galloway. If he is

matter between Mr

armed—(laughter)—he must seek redress elsewhere,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

members sitting in an " hup-stairs'

gue to a

House of Commons? If tlic

mittee

shipow
zied to

as to confer any substantial boon on the

1 merchant, 'cc

should then be puz-

know what was meant by attacking public
property for the benefit of individuals or a class,

But when nothing of the sort is thought of, and the

ned is the centralisation of local

Revenues in the hand

and tc

pf Government servants

it this and other towns to the last sh

)le, v.

ling of expense

really cannot at all

understand what legislation is coming to. The
_.,,gent who have not the moral courage and
political power to protect property from attacks,
whether frn— ' the walls

Govern

or WI

of Parliament, and would sanction tl

ance of

pre-meditated

appear-

t rid of a troub

)liation merely to

for a

ssion

ain the confidence and support

of tilos,

on such violations of prix

ffice, as little short of d

rrant able,

'king away local revs

ants of the Merse3

Dues to the I

iy Passing Tolls and Town
)ard of Trade, and fresh

Borough rates at the

same time

to make
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

to Town Dues, is similar to that of every other
land, where they are levied. This is

town in En

a matter of history which every man, who aspires
to the rank of law-maker, or breaker, is supposed
to know something about, before he leaves school.

The Royal gran

manorial rights—with their

and rates—of Lancashire, differ only

in name from those of the other counties of

England. And where the annals of the country
at large do not supply the information, of which
re in quest, they may
be found in the blue boons of the House of
Commons, our law reports, and the several Acts

Mr. Lov,

and his Committee a

of Parl

lment r

ating to the Borough,

without

putting the Liverpool Rate-payers to the expens(

of appearing at St. Stephens to explain what
Mr. LOWE could get at by a little industry, and

to defend rights,

h as a member of th

.overnment he is sworn to protect

3riuTTLEwoRTH's evidence was simply a
ill the historical records which

I.tors

do but to r

aad from b

THE

up the interest of money borrowed on those
Tolls and Dues, with the sanction of Parlia-

nient. Cutting off the Town Dues income, will be

g the Poor-rates within the fiscal
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

TO-MORROW

To-moitßow, the 12th instant,
Office. 11.

welve o'clock, at tt

307 Barre's C+ RRANT.
191 Do. DI 170,

ex Euphrates,
ex Albania^.

rokers'

Apnly to

.s Turkey EIM11t! PIGS. ex Karnak.
HOUGHTON & LEVY, Brokers.

FRIDAY,

ext, the 13th instant. st Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office. 8. Lancas' or-buildings. Tithebarn-street,
Awnt 15 Ton 4 PIAS,AVA,

ex Bahima, fr m Bal

On FRIDAY next, the 13t
Quay
1170 1

instant, at Eleven o'clock, on the
sr Side Bran.wick D_ck,
es Sawn PITCH PINE,
DITTO.

z the C

) Do. Hewn
) Pieces PLANE

3, 4.5, and 6 inches thick.
rornia, from Ship bland, U.S
, Merchants o: io

ODDI

JL..11 V.

HATTER

)., Brokers,

lying in Albert Dock kra,bouse, 4 and 5
SILL & MEUGENM. Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

TO LET, a well furnished COTTAGE, No. 2on the Terrace,
Water oo —Ap,ily at No. 4.

SOUT HPO tia _
suited for any business.—
TO he LET_ ;-

'0 be LET, a el

all StIOP
at th,

ands mely fitted,
Northern Times office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

nsequence of the Death of one of th
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

,e o'clock,
s, Water-s

el star

g.dock

an Aux

4katiEW

Ace's saleroom,
SARAH,
-h in

N.M.s Built at Giluibor

A 1 at L oyd's for 11 years ; Is capper
1-ow metal, carries a large cargo on a
undergone larr

,pairs. and supplied

;wires provisions to send her to se
-10ths. breadth
I. Kinn' 4 dock.—

r f irtlierparticulara
lwarda onto CURRY and CO.,

Li N. 31. Len
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

WEST OF IRELAND.
FIRST.CLASS STEAM COMMUNICATION

BETWEEN

LIVERPOOL AND NvESTPORT

The Liverpool and Westpor Steam-packet Company will despatch
one of their splendid and powerful Paddle steamers weekly Lom
each port, calling at Portru,h, weather permitting.
THE WESTYuRT,
~et
G. ~ - -
_ ',.\
. 1k... Captain J. P. Wita.xems,
~ 1
Or other steamer, will sail, unless prevented by
foreseen circumstances, upon
il:1.--.2";*1-"fr u.
WEDNESDAY, 18TH JUNE, AT 9 P.M.

Cargo will be received at the North.west corner of Clarence Dock,
Liverpool, mail two hours previous to sailing.
Goods consigned to the Agents at Liverpool, should be forwarded
to their arldr, ss at the Waterloo Station, when they will meet with
prompt n ttewion. Freight payable on delivery.
First-class Cabin accomociation for Passengers. Cabin Passage,
lbs. including Steward's fee; Deck, 7s.
For Freight or Passage or further particulars, app'y to W. H.
Donnelly and Co.' 27, Eden Quay, Dublin ; W. Black, Shipping
Agent, Portrush; Patrick O'Malley, Westport; or, to
DAWSON & CO.,
Baltic buildings, L e2crosS-street. Liverpool.

BANKRUPTCY COURT.-YESTERDAY

(BEFORE MR. COMMISSIONER PERRY.)

Ix RE W. H. Satin-I.—The bankrupt, hop agent, of
Birkenhead, applied this day for his certificate. He was
supported by Mr. Roby.
His Hononr said that he had refused the bankrupt a
certificate on his application last December, on account
of his neither having passed his last examination nor
obtained a certificate under the fiat of bankruptcy issued
against him from the Birmingham court, in 1812• Since
then, however, he passed his last examination and obtained
a certificate from the court of Birmingham; but looking
at all the facts of the case, and seeing that the personal
expenses were nearly double the profits appearing on the
balance sheet, he (his Honour) now proposed to grant
only a certificate of the third class after four months sus-
pension from that day with protection.

CRICKET MATCH

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION V. ROYAL INSTITUTION

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES

Sir,—ln the account of the above named match, which
appears in the NORTHERN TIMES of this day, particular
mention is made of my playing, and great stress laid upon
the fact of my being a master in the Collegiate Institution.
In reply to this, I beg to say, that the secretary, and
through him the members of the Royal Institution club,
were not only fully aware that I was a master in the Col-
legiate Institution, but also, that being a member of the
cricket club in connection with the school, I should, con-
sequently, be opposed to them in the match.

By referring to previous matches played between the
aforesaid clubs, (e.g. in 1:2.41,) it appears that the Royal
Institution played with three masters, while the Collegiate
Institution had only two. By giving insertion to the above,
in the next number of your paper, you will oblige,

yours, &C., JAMES GARNETr
Collegiate Institution, June 10th, 1856.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

from IRst em

TER CO s M

ion ei in I iv

lON HOU
'create its I

f long and fir,

'onnecti inamonz the
eater

o I, as their buyer of Mai

•espectability, large and liberal
S A. 97, Post• office, Al anchester.

and to houses of undou
will be given.—A:

WANTED. a SOLICITOR, for a First-class Tailoring and Out-
fitting Establishment.—A libe,al salary and commission will
--4een to a competent man, who has a good connection with
shipping generally —Address by letter (Z. R.),
limes office, stating qualifications and where last

captains, and the
at the Northe

em ploy

Co be /vet.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

to be believed, no

d to him

A deputy was provided tc

the duties of parish clerk. The registry books were neces-
ovide i by the parish according to the act of parlia-
The act of parliament ordered him (the chairman)
ter every funeral which took place within the
'; and to the best of his ability he believed every
which took place was i.gislered, and if any was not

perform

sarily F
ment.

to reg'

cemetery

tunera

gistered a peniAty was enforceable against him. The
win.= minister entered it in the registry and supplied

aged it t

The new c metery was locally situ-
h of Walton; bct, by the act of parliament,

rposes, and none other, within
t and parcel of the parish of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

MARRIAGES.

On the sth inst., at the Friends' Meeting House, Penkith, near
Warrington, John King, j in., sewing cotton manufacturer, of
Ru holme. to Frances, daughter of the late Jos. Nell, of Warrington.
On the 6th inst., at the United Presbyterian Church, Birkent esd,
Mr. T. G. Robison, of this town, to Jane, daughter of J. M'Kie,
Esq., of WeAmtmter-buildings, Birkenhead.
On the 6th inst., at the Baptist Chapel, Great Crossha,l-street.
Mr. John Roberts, of Chatham-street, to Miss Harriet Griffiths, of
Bold-street.

On the 10th inst , at the Presbyterian Church, Canning-street, by
the Roy. J. R. Welsh, Mr. Alexander Miller, to Agnes Jane, youngest
daughter of the late Mr. Robert Mitchell.
tin the 10th inst., at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. James Morecroft,
to Miss Elizabeth Forshaw.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

DEATHS

On the 4.h ins'., Mr. Jas. Heywood Hemingways, aged 56 years.
On the 4th inst., at Prescot.street, W. Whitby, Esq., aged 61.
On the 7th inst., at his residence, Hamiiton.squate, Birlseahead,
Wm. Wareing, Esq

Births. Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent to
our Office duly authenticated.

INUNDATIONS IN HOLLAND.—A. letter from the Hague of
the sth sass:—" The accounts relating to the rise of our
rivers are far from re-assuring. The Rhine and the Wahal
have overflowed their banks; and the cultivated ground and
the meadows have suffered extremely, and many hopes will
be disappointed."
RUSSIAN MERCHANTS IN TURKEY.—The Rl.llBllall mer-
chants who had been allowed by the Porte to stay at Con-
stantinople and settle their affairs, after the war broke out,
have signed an address thanking the Ottoman government
for the protection so generously afforded them, and " ex-
pressing in the warmest terms their profound gratitude for
the marks of kindness with which they have been loaded,
as well as for the constant solicitude and enlightened zeal
with which the real interests of commerce have beau main-
tained by the Turkish administration.—Le Nord.
LUNATICS IN ENGLAND.—A parliamentary return issued
yesterday, state that there are 551 lunatics in respect of
whom commissions of lunacy are now in force. The
incomes of forty-six of these lunatics have not yet been
ascertained, nor the allowance for maintenance fixed,
chiefly by reasons of the recent date of the commissions.
The total incomes of the remaining 505 of such lunatics
amount to £238,188, and the total of the sums allowed
for their maintenance, to £160,163. The number of
criwin*l lunatics now under confinement, are, in county
asylums, hospitals, and licensed houses, 569, in jails, 22 ;
total, 591.

PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTION OF STRYCHNIA —The Lancet, of
Saturday last, publishes the notes of three lectures by
Dr. G. Harley, Professor of Physiology in University
College, London, on the physiological action of strych-
nia. Proceeding by induction. from a number of
demonstrations, made. on animals during the lecture,
Professor Barley aTmves.at the conclusion that to pro-
duce symptoms of psontng,stryehnia must be absorbed
by the bloodvessels, in order to reach the spinal cord ;
that it cannot be conveyed thither by the nerves ; that
the spinal cord alone is the seat of the artificial disease ;
t' at it is the nerves which, though not superoxcited
themselves, convey the effects of the disease to the
circumference of the body. In a word, the vessels con-
-1 vey the poison to the spinal column, the spinal column
becomes supercharged like a Leyden jar, and the nerves
are the wires which distribute the shocks
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

Clyde-built Iron Screw S,eam.shipa

criidaieckatn,
CITY uia• SALTIMORE
CITY OF WASHINGTON
CITY OF MANCHFS'IEII
KANGAIU)O

tons.. Capt. R. Leitch
tous.. Capt. W. Wylie.
tons.. Capt. P. C. Petrie.
ton,.. Capt. R. Ewing.

Are intended to sail as folio,
FROM LIVERPOOL,

CITY OF BALTIMOR

Wednesday, 16th July
FROM PHILADELPHIA. _ _ _

CITY OF BALTIMORE

Thursdiy, 26th June

CITY OF BALTIMORE ----
..Thursdai, 7th Aug,
RATES Or I'ASsALIE FROM LIVEBPUOL.
Cabin, In two berth state-rooms, 21 Guineas each berth.

„ in three-berth ~ 17 ~ If
„ in forward 10 15 „ ft
ling provisions and steward's fee. -All having the same

p rivileges : messing tcge.
A Pmlte4 number of passan,
engers to Philadelphia and New York
will be taken: t Eight Guineas, including as much provisions as re-
quired t and these pasecngers are hereby informed that in order
to satiety the- requirements of the Government Officers, the date
tilled into their contract tickets will be In every case the date of the
day preceding the.timed day of calling.
_ • -

era carry " Phillips' Patent Fire Anni.i!atora."
iced Surgeon la attached to each ate,r.ier.

4 per tc

nd tiamaaufactur

to the AT

~ will be
,hia, at 4

to Georg

N, 1 ail

alnot•strtet
to Cortel;tll
;press Co., 1!

and in Liver-

1 13, Tower-buildings.
pic:tedolnd sufficient good&

r steam-Yessela,vall proceed to
LS, Virginia, or other portion the
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3jnbifrationli.

Just Arrived, per Atlantic, No. 25 of
Flt AN K LE SLIE S' ILLUSTRATED
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER, Pt lee SIXPENC
to be had at the Northern Times office. Also, a Variety of Other
American Newspapers.

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN THE WORLD
FOR ONE HALFPENNY._

rir HE "EVENTS," a First-class Newspaper, is
published Daily at Two o'clock by HILTON & CO,
14, Williamson-greet, and contains LATER NEWS than any
other Paper published in .Liverpool on the same day. Sol.' by all
Newspaper Agents.

Published by Special Authority.—NOW READY.
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GUIDE FOR JUNE, containing the hours of
departure for all Railways and Steam-packets--
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Between Liverpool and'Cork Rhyl
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Manchester do Douglas, I. of Man cSligo
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Aberdeen do Dublin
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Edinburgh & Glasgow I Galloway Rexford
Soutt.port do Oartiestown 1 Whitehaven - •
Leeds (Exchange sta) Glasgow Wigtown
Hull de . Halifax i in,ST-OFFICE.
Manchester do Havre . . Despatch of Mails
Chester . KLltcudbright Deliven; s
Mold Lancaster
~Foreign Post Days
Holyhead and Dublin London fifties of lostage
London(landing.st .ge) Londonderry Receiving Houses
STEAMERS. `Manchester Sub-Pipit-Offices
Between Liverpool and Mary port MISCELLANEOU'.
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Beaumauria Milford Omnibuses (Liverpool)
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SUPERIOR HAIR-CUTTING FOR L \DIES,
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THERE ARE SIX HAIR-CUTTING ROOMS,
EVERY.PBBSON BEING SEPA.KATED,
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ESTABLISHED 1827.
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On Reasonable Terms.

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CORNER OF GREAT CRARLOTTE-STREET.

MANUFACTORY, FEATHER-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

Commanders

OLDEN ERA

E. Devey

20th June,
20th July.
- .

20th Aug

,ng, Adelaide, Hobart

ttrough late, a

by Steamers

P.-ACKET-OF THE 20TH JUNE.
FOR MELBOURNE,
The celebrated Clipper-Ship,'
GOLDEN ERA,
H. A. Bitowst, Commander.
ag nificent ship, now on her thi►d Voyage to the Australian
as above, with Her
She has proved herself
most superior accommodation fbr Pa. aeo-
n are very large, and elegantly fitted.
attering testimonials for his

sty's Mails, Cargo,

exceedingly fast

gers of all cla

d Passengers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

the extended service rein,

JURA.... Capt Aloodie Copt APArthur
I
ETNA CaptAfilier EAIEU Capt Small
Passage money to Boston ( beyond which port passengers cannot
bebbaked), including provisions and steward's fee, but without
wines or liquors, which can be obtained on board—Cabin .4'lB, or
4'15, according to theaccornmodation ; Second Cabin .412.
apply in Halifax to Samuel Curiarci; in Boston,to S. S. Lewis; in
New York,to Edward Cunard ; lu,Havre, to Donald Curric,2l,Qual
d'Orleans ; in Paris, to Donald Currie, 17, Boulevard des Italians;
In Lundon, to J. H. Foord; 52, Old Broad-street;' in Glas-
gow, to George and James Burns,9,Buchanan,street;andi n Liver.

pool to
D. & C. MAC IVER, 14, Water-street.
As soon as goods are going for Canada, and any quantity offer for

r)- and. these Vessel

iTrancr.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL

AND HAVRE.
MARGARET Captain Jon HAnnisow,
DELTA Captain BROWN LI es,
, . Or other suitable steamers, are intended to sail
2: (with or without pilots) from the Huskisson (or
- other) Dock, as follow:—
PROM LIVERPOOL to HAVRE, DIRECT.
DELTA Monday, June 16, at 9 o'clock morning.
CM* Shippers must describe in their Shipping Notesthe contents of
- - -

s—Cabin, 25s

For freight or passage apply, in Havre or Paris, to Donald Currie;
n London, to J. B. Foord, 52, Old Broad-street ; in Glasgow, to G.
nd J. Burns,9, Buchanan-street; in ➢Manchester, to John Walker,
7s, Market-street; or here to
BURNS & MAC IVER, 16. Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

PARCELS FOR THE CONTINENT.

ONTINENTAL DAILY EXPRESS
kJ, PARCELS AGENCY, in connection with the Bel-
gian Government Railway and Royal Prussian Post-office.
This Company forwards Parcels from Liverpool EVERY EVEN-
IlsH, simultaneously with the malls. Ail Parcels must be sent to
the Office, as under, before half•past Five o'clock, to be in time for
despatch

JAMES L. CROSS, 26, Castle-street,
Agent for Liverpool

JOHN G. JACOB,
SILVERSMITH, JEWELLER, AND WATCHMAEER,
56, CHURCH-STREET,

RESPECTFULLY invites attention to the
considerable additions he has made in his

ELEGANT STOCK Of
SILVER PLATE,

TEA AND COFFEE SBRVICES, BASKETS, INK-STANDS,
SALVERS, CRUETS, &C., &C., FISH XNIVES, DESSERTS,

JEWELLERY

Of the most elegant description and superior qutlity, in
RINGS, CHAINS, BRACELETS, NECKLETS, BROOCHES, LOCKETS,
STUDS, AND SLEEVE-LINKS.
THE BEST ELECTRO-PLATE

DISHES, COVERS, ICE-PAILS, EPERGNES, SALAD-STANDS,
FLOWER VASES, KETTLES,
And every other article usually made in Silver.
SPOONS AND FORKS FROM 203 PER DOZEN,
ALL THE STOCK MARKED AT VERY MODERATE ?MUGS.
MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS, AND MI :PPEns,
Supplied WHOLESALE on the most advantageous terms.
JOHN G. JACOB,
GOLDSMITH,
56, CHURCH-STREET. LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

assassination of the Queen, had heen discovered

some of the persons con-
cerned in it had been arrested, but not the chief
concoctor of it, a man named Marquez, of the
national gnarl. The- conspirators proposed, it
seems, to shoot the Queen, as-she_ was going to or
returning from the theatre; and the fatal shot was
to be fired by a workman, named Fuentes. This
man, hoWever, made revelations. The chief mover
in the conspiracy was a Carlist.

in that capital
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

tO

xpended),

y for nr, viding
aro. hial Place,

-, and for building
leron, or any of such

purposes.
And ali.co under the provis'ons of the said Acts, or any of them.
to authorise and empower the said Burl .1 B ard. with the
approval LI the Lords Commissianers of her DI j !sty',; Treasury, to
borro.v such rums or sums of money (it t exceeding the said Burn
of Fifteen Hundred I'ounds) which the VdSery sh L.l au h rise the
said Burial Board to expend On addition t tree sums already
authorised as aforesaid,) and which shell he required and declared
necessary by the s hi Burial, Roard for providing a. d laying out a
Burial Ground for the said 'Extra Parochial Peace, under ti s lid
Acts or any of them, and Buildi. g the ni.dei,sary CM.peis add other
erections thereon, or any of such purposes, and to charge the lutur4
Poor Rates af the said Extra Pari..e iial Pace. with the payment of
such money and interest. thereon, and to provide for the plymeri
in every year, In addition to the interest of. the money borrowed
ar d unp id, not lees than one-twentieth of the principal' add
borrowed, until the whole is discharged.
And. als3 for .the purpose of approvine and determining
Baler' es, wages or allowance shall be paid to the persons
,ointed regiStrar, gardener, and sexton, and such oth.r
officers, or servants, xs shah, or may be necessary for the business
of the Burial Board. for the sail Extra Parochial flue, and for the
purposes or the Bnrial Ground, provided under the provisions of
the above mentioned Acts.

to be app,

DAVID CRAIG,
JOHN I LAW, Overseers of the poor of
JOS,PH WILSON. the said Extra 'Par chidPlaeC Of
PRNRY LAYLAND, Toxteth Park.

• -
J. RowLAN!), Assistant Overseer,
Public °Mee, Toxrch Park, Bth June, 1856.

-- ~...................41

(LT ontrav

TO JOINERS, MASONS, & BUILDERS.
THE COMMITTEE for the ERECTION of a
WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAP r.L Wattqloo,
near Liverpool, ore ptecared to rece've TENDERS for its erection.
Plans and Specification may be seen at the office of Mr. TH OM AS
LLOYD, Surve) or, Sweeting., tree'. The Committee do not pledge
themselves to accept the lowest tender.—Sea et Tenders to be sent
to the office of Mr. Jartx CIIOFIELD, 2, Exchange-buildings, not
later than WEDNESDAY, the 18ih instan,.

aiiivan Potiro

T4O,NDON & NORTH-WESTERN EAILWAY
NEWTON RACES.
An EXTRA TRAIN of CARF
Station, Lime-strf er. ^'

GES will start from the Railway

2.0 noon, on Wednesday, Thursday, and
20th June, 18:6, and will convey pas-
"way up to THE RACE COURSE.
.an.hour after the 1 oat race on each

Friday, the 18th, 19th,
sec gers along the Brar•ch
The came train via return Rai
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

their principal malady

sition of the blood

five of their hospi

leave on the' 15th Jun.. The French troops wero
being sent off rapidly; and only. 2,500- Sardinians
remained. The Russian member of the cont.;
mission, charged to settle the question relative to
the Principalities, had refused to serve. with
Prince Stourdza.
The Madrid panel's v

h have arrived this
a conspiracy for the

morning, make knowr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

PRICES

Bs. 61, 10s. 6d., 128. 6d., and the Very Best, 15s.

frRADESMEN'S CIRCULARS, Nor SIZE
Printed in the best style, with fly leaf, at TWO
SHILLINGS per-HUNDRED, or lls. 6d. per 1000, by
CHARLES WILLMER, 19, SOUTH. JOHN STREET, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

Borough. Those large warehouse

now• paying as much as 1,500/

will have to contribute 3,000/

Shopkeepers paying from 1001. to 1501., will have
to pay from 2001. to 300/. per annum, and the
smaller traders who pay from 10/. to 201,, will have
to find from 20/. to 40/. The remedy suggested
for this, is to make the Dock Estate pay Poor-

rates! This would throw the entire burden of the
proposed change on the shipowner and mer-

chant, who are still to pay passing Tolls
and Town Dues to the Board of Trade. Have

he Shipowners' Association and the Chamber of

Commerce urged this view of the case in the rig

quarter?

Are the merchants of Liverpool, indivi

dually and collectively, alive to the consequences

of allowing Mr

and his patrons in the

Cabinet, to have it all the

eir own way ? If this barE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

to be taken away, will have incurred the respon -

sibility of an act done in their name

That his

sentence will be legally carried into execution

there can be no doubt. Yet, when blood
is concerned, we have a higher code of

laws to consider than the statute book of the

realm. PALMER'S case is one of an entirely new
and exceptional character—it is one for which our
criminal records furnish no parallel—it makes us
acquainted with questions never before raised in a

prosecution or defence—

f a ne

NORTHERN TIMES.--

quent trial, or on further research into chemical

science,

that which is at present nothing more than

an asset

n, should be upset, and proved to be
fallacious. And we must say that those who do not
try ito relieve themselves from such a frightful
hazard, by challenging enquiry before it is too late,

are not the sensitive and fearless spirits which
men of really towering scientific mind and medical
attainments have been in all ages. And for the sake
of timid witnesses, who have not rebutted the evi-
dence of their brethern in pharmacy, or satis-
fied the public doubts as to which is right; we
would crave a short respite with greater importu•
nity then for the man who is doomed to die on the
scaffold. A little less apathy, and a trifle more
professional chivalry on the part of those medical
men, on whose disputed evidence the verdict has
been obtained, would be esteemed a public virtue,

at this is the critical moment, when we might say

of such an effort—virius sui mirabiles amores ex-

citar6t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

nsmaireMmargompliellaile Vianarmawasmamill

13IEXENHEAD COMMISSIONERS

The board he

its first In

he annual election,

luare, last evening. The
s. Bryant, Cook, 1114Whirter,
Villoughby, Bradley, Hind,

Hamilton

Go ul born

ol by the Secre-

el the names el

elected, the whole of which has- already

Pleasure in moving t

Willoughby had

motion.

e appointments

LIGHTING

ND WATC

rove committee for the ensu

M'Donald, I

Goul borne, 8.11, z
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If the Exchange, a DOUBLE OFFICE,
xturel may be talcen at a valuetk.n.
Rent .:€35 ner annum.—Address C 4. Northern Times office.

rrO be I
1 Meetit

at the pr

a very la-ge HALL. well adapted for a
Room, cr any other such purpose, being

ccupied as a Pla, e of Worship, with seats ar
ktir coat plete.—Arply to Mr. Parsons, Mersey Hotel. Bootl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

flietifteaancan.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL, ITALY, & SICILT

The fine First-clams Screw Steam-ships
J. M'Gowan

SARDINIAN

tons (r

ITA LIA
METRO

)adiln In Collin7woo,l Deck,
METROPOLITAN

THE

FOR GENOA. LE

AND N

delivery

won Raid
LAM 0:

of Fie

NI LARTY

NEW SHIP Page .. 3000....
SE BASI'IAN CABOT Watts.. 1800....
ELLWOOD WALTER .. . Malolly 10"0....
FRANKLIN KING .. Borland 18')0....
E . C. SC RANTON
PHILADELPHIA.
BlackDlamond" Line. on the Ist of each month
NEW ORLEANS.
Capt. W. Hamilton
JUVENTA Watts...... —llOO
i
1 ew) Ctpt. Primrose SENATOR . Coif' n.. ...... 2000,

JARTIN LUTHER
DAV mu. BOXER,

THE LIV

STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S

..,-- EMIGRATION from LIVERPOOL to the
...T.:": UNITED STATES & BRITISH AMERICA.
AI, t` 1 TO NEW YORK.
C • -- By the WASHINGTON LINE of PACKETS.
NEW YORK
PIt,'GRESS Chase ..2000.... 16th June.
A ttC tIC Zerega 2000.... 24th June.
CITY OF 13 ROOK ',YN T. A. Mitchell, 2500.... Ist July.
RICHARD ROBINSON Robinson ....251,0.... To follow
PIONEE 'I Montgomery, 1800.... ~
WM. RATHBONE Pratt 1500.... ;; „
3I I DDLE5EX............ ...... Parmalee 2530.... „
OCEAN ROVER
MONARCH OF THE SEAS .. ..Gardiner -2500.... „
PRINCFTON Rus*ell 2000.... „

ST. JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK.
On the sth and 20th of each month.
PETER MAXWELL

Henderson ..1500......19ht June
T Jones ....1200....26th June

Wl.cahon
ho wish to be more select, can be

reserved for those who require them.
Berths iu the First and Second Cabin, and Steerage, can be
secures by remitting a deposit oft I to the undersigned, who will
give any Informationrespecti ng the passage to the above porta, and
to the interior. SABEL & CORTIS, 3. Regent-road; and
177, Broadway, New York.

)L & PHILADELPHIA
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

wider special survey and is

ncl topgallant fore
ng made Ole passage

willbe found a most
—For inventories and.
ETT. and AUSTEN,

Iron Screw

r, 310 tons 0.31

:eel and fore

Feet, de

d SO to 60 tons of

fuel; hal. three iron water tight bulk heads, and could be ready im-
mediat,ly, it required.—For further particulars apply to CUNARD,
BRETT, and AU,TEN, Brokers for the Purchase and sale of
Ships, 5, York-buildings, Dale-street, Liverpool; and 150, Leaden-
ball-street. London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, JUTE li, 1856

?THE very best LONDON HAT, 16s ; style,
I quality, and ventilation, require no puff or patent to

sell them.
WOOD, 73, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL

POSTING BILLS, 30 BY 20 INCHES,
'PRINTED IN THE BEST STYLE, AT
6s. 6d. per 100, or 50s. per 1000.

BY CHARLES WILLMER,
AL PRINTER, NORTHERN Timus OFFICE,
SOUTH JOHN ST,IEET. LIVERPOOL.

IDY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL • LE FTERS
j• PATENT (Cooper's Patent).—Tho PATENT PORT-
HOLE COLLAR is now ready for delivery wholesale, by WELCH,
111ARqETSON, &Co., London. Retail by all Hoisers, &c., In the
Unite Kingdom.

_ .
HIP BROKERS' CARDS, Printed in TWO
0 COLOURS, at HALF-A-CROWN a HUNDRED,
by CHARLES WILLMER, GENERAL PRINTER, 70E.THERN
TIMES OFFICE, 19, South.Jobn-street, Liverpool.

TO CAPTAINS, MERCHANTS,' AND OTHERS.
ELKGANGE AND ECONOMY COMBINED AT
MYERS', FASHIONABLE TAILORING
AND OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT,

v•

2, LORD—,TREET, LIVERPOOL.
G'ent.)..r.i2n- call save Twenty, per cent.-by her ng their clothes.
made here. A scientific correct fit, and choke from select Stock, of
the most approved material,.
N.B.—No Ready made Clothes kept upon the Preralsest

rij C./REIGN CORRESPONDENOE.--A superior
_ll Lot of FOREIGN POST PAPO, on SALE, at
7s. 6d. per Hearn, or Three Reams for_2ls., Cash, at CHARLES
WlLLmea's Wholesale Paper Waieliouse,,l9, South John-street.

PHRENOLOGY!!!
THE SECRET DISCOVERED.
Spurzeim, G di, and Combe have spent years on the pro-
blem of the Head—they Liled. _. The- Secret has been dis-
co.ered by

00 D ,
'l3, LORD - STREET, LIVERPOOL,

WHOSE

CRANIOLOGICAL HATS
Rave been the admiration of the thousands who have used
them. Come and see them and choose for yourself. They
are perfectly free from Air Chambers, Puff, or Patent.

*lda; bp eurtion

LUCAS'S, LIVERPOOL.
SELECT SALE OF FORTY FIRST-CLASS HORSES,

BY MESFRS, • LUCAS ANO CO.
On Thursday next, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clrcl; precisely,
at the Repository, Great Charlotte street, Liverpool,
FORTY HORSES, of superior quslity, young,
fresh, and free from bleMish, with gylish appearance
and fine action, and comprising hunters. carnage and Brougham
stylish horses td ride and
saddles and bridle., gig
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

are everywhere sub-

weather

appears, a t

last, to have turned to " set fah,
indulge the hope that we shall have no more
disasters. The provincial papers are naturally
still filled with details of the fearful damage
caused by the inundations, and it is impossible to
read them without pain.
The Moniteur says that the Emperor had intended
to order that the money destined for the fetes on
the occasion of the baptism of his son, should be
given to the victims of the inundations, but that
he finds that-the preparations are too far advanced
to admit of. this being done, and, consequently,
that the fetes will take place as usual, In
thus deciding, his Majesty has not, I think,
shoWn his customary sagacity; for, though it be
true that the fetes will do good to a large class
of. Parisian tradesmen, it is equally true that they
will seem recklessly extravagant in:presence of the
disaster under which the provinces are groaning.
Prince NapoleOn is to set out for Norway imme-
diately after the baptism of the Imperial Prince,
and is to be received there by the Viceroy.
The Bourse has again declined to-day.
The Princess Stephanie of Baden arrived
yesterday, to attend the baptism of the Imperial
Prince. The Cardinal Legate, whose arrival at
Marseilles I mentioned yesterday, is expected
every moment. As I write, some high official
dignitaries are waiting at the Lyons Railway
station to receive him. .

we may

In those parts of France which have escaped,
the inundations, .the •appearance of the crops is
represented to be magnificent.
Persons interested in Algeria are rubbing their
hands with delight at the idea of a war between
England and the United States, as the effect of it,
they think, could not fail to be a vast development
in the cultivation of cotton.

A Marseilles despatch gives news from Constan-
tinople to the 29th ult., that the English in the
Grin

it is stated, deeompo-
The French, on

contrary,.

ma. flat
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sier was
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-11

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WANTED, a respectable YOUTH. as an APPRENTICE in a
Merchant's office.—Address, with specimen of hand writing,

WANTF:D, a c,
had exr erk

ompetent JUDGE of COTTON. One who hss
nce in a Cotton Breker's Saleroom. Reference
to be oiven.—Address D 71. Mercury office.