The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-18 00:00:00

THE LONDON GAZETTE.

BANKRUPTS,—ALEXANDER PAINE, Croydon, Surrey,
innkeeper. FRANCISCO DE SALVO, Leadenhall-street.
merchant. JOHN STAN DA.NOUGHT, Liverpool, licensed
ictualler. WILLIAM BENSON STOREY, Liverpool, draper.
WILLIAM SMITH, late of Leslie-street, Mile-end ; and
JAMES REDDER, late of Jubilee-street, Mile-end, and both
now of Church-street, Shoreditch, grocers. SAMUEL
POUND, the younger, Dartmouth, Devonshire, ropemaker.
JAMES CHAPMAN, King's Norton, Worcestershire, licensed
victualler. WILLIAM ADAMS MANNING, Totness, dealer in
corn and grass and clover seeds. ROBERT THOMAS
RIPPINGALE, Newark-upon-Trent, Nottinghamshire, frock
manufacturer and draper.

The Glasgow Herald is given to understand that Sir
Cohn Campbell has fixed Monlay, the 30th June curt. as
the day of his arrival in Glasgow.
M. de Lamartine has, it is said, set apart f:r the sufferers
by the floods, the entire amount of the sub=criptian to his
" Familiar Course of Literature," the subscribers numbering
60,000, at 20f. each per annum.
TRIAL OF WILLIAM DOVE.—The commission of the
York summer assizes will be opened on Monday, the. 7th
of July. The trial of William Dove, charged with psusol-
ing his wife, Harriet Dove, at Leeds, by stryehnineos
fixed for Wednesday, the 16th July.—Leeds Mercury.
TURIN, June 15.—T0-day, on the distribution of medals
to.the troops returned from the Crimea, the King de-
livered to the soldiers a speech, of which the following
are the principal passages :—" You have worthily
answered my expectations and the hope of your country ;
and you have justified the confidence of the Allied
Powers, who to-day give you a solemn testimonial of it.
I take back your victorious flags, quite certain that if
the interest and honour of our native land compelled me
to return them to you, you would be able to defend them
everywhere, and in all circumstances, and cover them
with a renewed glory." These words, which produced
an interest impressing, were receivedwith enthusiastic
vivats.

TILE GREAT ROBBERY OF GOLD—CAPTURR OF THR
T ilIEvEs:—A few days since a discovery of a most exten-
zold and silver (amountiug to nearly
t the Bank of England, Several

save robbery of
£ll,OOOl was n

boxes, suppsed to contain specie had arrived from
Southematon, by the Silent, West India steamer, and were
cousigned for security to the custody of the Bank authori-
ties. On undergoing examination the discovery was made
that the whole of the precious metal bad been abstracted,
and that shot and lumps of lead had been substituted. The
boxes were from different merchants at New Grenada, and
appeared to have been shipped at Carthagena on board the
steam ship above-named for England. Yesterday notice
was posted at Lloyd's, for the information of the under-
writers, that the police at Carthagena, after the departure
of the steamer, had received information of the robbtry,
and had taken into custody the thieves, with about 120
lbs. weight of gold (£5,000) in their possession, a portion
of the plunder. The parties implicated are said to be the
carriers who brought the boxes to Carthagena from the
interior of the country. Other parties were also suspected,
whose apprehension, up to the last advices, Lad not been
accomplished.