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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-31

indicated by the nglish Government as the basis
Of a negociation and settlement with the King of
Prussia.
" With a vie* to provide the British Govern-
ment with niot•e ample information, we thought fit
to and the following observations:—
" 1. According to the positive declaration of the
Government of Neufchatel the latter is not aware
that the King of Prussia has any private property
in the Canton of Neufchatel. Supposing, how-
ever, that such were the case, that property should
be respected the same as any other private pro-
perty.
" As regards the revenues which the King pos-
sessed in his quality of sovereign of the country,
they could not come under the head of private
property. In case of an arrangement, to prevent
all misunderstanding, it would be necessary to
specify what private property belonged to the
King. A special arrangement should also be
made respecting the religious and charitable
institutions.
" These proposals (says the message) fell to the
groan They were not even proposed to the
Berlin Cabinet, as, in the opinion of the English
Government itself, their refusal could only lead to
greater complications."
The message then treats of General Dufour's
mission to Paris. On the 24th Oct. the Emperor
had addressed himself directly to General Dufour,
offering to aid in the settlement of the point in
dispute. The Emperor asked Switzerland to
liberate the prisoners at the formal request of the
Emperor, thus placing, so to say, the fate of Neuf-
chatel in his hands, and thus, in his opinion, saving
the national amour-propre. Should Switzerland
refuse this overture, the Emperor would allow
matters to take their course, and make no opposition
to the concentration of a Prussian army in the
Grand Duchy of Baden. It was thought advisable
to send General Dufour to Paris to give a verbal
answer to the Emperor. The General's instructions
were-1. To thank the Emperor for the interest he
took in Switzerland. 2. To express the regret of
the Federal Council that it could not comply with
the request of the Emperor to liberate the prisoners
at once ; on the contrary, that it must adhere to
the basis which, on the initiative of England, had
been communicated to the English and French
Governments.
The message explains the ground of this refusal,
namely, that unless the King of Prussia simultane-
ously with the liberation of the prisoners made a
declaration of compensation, Switzerland would by
complying compromise her rights, and it would be
regarded as an act caused by fear.
The message then enters into detail respecting
the formal demand made by the Prussian repre-
sentative for the unconditional liberation of the
prisoners, and the refusal of the Federal Council
on the 19th of November.
On the 26th of November the French Govern-
ment addressed a note to that of Switzerland,
urging the immediate liberation of the prisoners.
Meantime the English Government had taken
an attitude which differed essentially from that of
the Government of France. The message then
describes the state of the question at the present
moment.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-31

3, YORIC-Bt

ILDINGS, L.
LIVERPOOL.

THE UNDERSIGNED beg to intimate that

A,lta..
, '-:‘ they issue, Ft,' tni?htly, a CORRECT I. IST of all
. -. „. Vessels (including Steamers) for SA LE at this Port,
- . '-'
rwhich can be had at any time, on application.

TONGE & CO

Brokers for the Sale and Purchase of Ships, and Ship Valuers,
Derby-buildings, Fcnwick.street,

b iluction

FOR SALE BY AUCTION, on Monday next,
the sth January, at one o'cloa, at the Brokers' sale-
room, Wa,mer Buildings, Water street, the schoof,er
IRIS, 117 tons o.m. 89 tons n.ai. Built at P. F. Island
In 1853, and classed A I at Lloyds; is iron kneed, and sheathed with
zinc; carries 145 tons of coals. and 170 tons weight and measure-
trent; is well adapted for the coasting trade, and will sail without
ballast. Dimensions—Length, 68 feet 7-10ths : breadth, 17 feet
a, 9 feet 8-loths.Lying in George's Dotk.—Apply to
Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, Weimer
n r. s, Water street, Liverpool,

7-100 s;
CURRY
Bu

7, FOR SALE BY AUCTION, on Illon4ay next,
the sth January, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Sale-
(„C*^"6, rom, Walmer-buildings, W,ter-street, the A 1 Barque
41e.,,, ELEANOR; 447 tuns o.m. 427 tons • N.M. Built at
Quebec in 1852, and classed A 1 for six years ; in 1455
she had very large repairs at Bristol, whel she was resheathed with
yellow rectal, and is copp?r fastened. Dimeasions:—Lengt4 115
feet ; breadth 26 feet; depth 17 feet 7-10ths ; lying in Prince's Dock.
—Apply to CURRY and CO., Brokers for the Purcha, e and Sale of
Ships, Walser-tuildlng4, Water-fart:et.

FOR SALE BY AUCTION, on Monday next,
the sth Jamiary, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Sqle-
room, Walmer-buildings, Water street, the Schooner
MARIE LOUISE, 57 tons per register; built at
Canada in 1855; carries a large cargo, and is well
adapted for the coasting trade. Dimensions :—Length 55 feet
8-10ths ; I,readth 18 feet 5-)Oths ; depth g feet ; now lying in Queen's
Dock.—For further particulars apply to Mtssrs. C. and B. Gray and
Co., Merchants, or, to CURRY and CO., Brokers for the Sale and
Purchase of Ships, Walmer-buildings, Water-street.

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FOR SALE BY AUCTION, on Tuesday, the 13th Jan.
next, at One o'clock, at the Bro,els' saleroom, \Val-
-, mer buildings, Water st., the new and beautiful Ship
RACHEL; 1,149; tons builders', g 52 yule register;
built at Quebec, this year, under special survey, to
class A 1 for seven years; is copper-fast ned. Length,
179 feet 8-10ths; breadth, 36 feet 8-10ths ; depth,
:10 feet 1-10th. All the sails, rigging, and other stores are of tha
best Liverpool make: now in Brunswick Dock.—For
further particulars apply to Messrs. C. & B. Gray & Co., Mer-
chants: or to CURRY &CO , Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of
Ships, Walmer-buildings, Water-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-31

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,

LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY EVENING.
• The Liverpool Cotton Market manifests increased
activity. Holders supply the market but sparingly,
so that extreme rates are paid. To-day 10,000
bales changed hands, of which exporters and specu
lators took nearly one half. The rates paid were,
Surat 41.1 to 50, Brazil 71 1 to 7-,1(1, and Egyptian
7d to 83d per lb.
Subjoined is our usual statement of American
cotton at Sea for Liverpool :
NB?, ORLEANS•
Bales
Crimea
Ella A. Clarke

BAVA.NNAW.

Bales
John GarroN
Florida
Astoria . 1875
Lady E. Bruce
Falcon
Sydpolrou . 641

Florizan .. 5127
Rockaway
R. B.- Sumner
Cicero 3387
Shakspeare 6250
Agamemnon
Thalatta
Potomac 3196
Thorwaldicn
Carlyle
Pocahon.as , . • . 2805
Clat len Bird
Thomas Jt fferton 3199
Rappahannock
Sea King • 2973
Harry of the West 3095
W. H. Prescott 3764

12,176

61,600

MORI LB .

Montezuma
Atlantic
Ticonderoga ..... 3563

New Orleans
Mobilo
Savannah ,
Charleston
New York
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-31

jagb tom,

THE very best LONDON HAT, 15s. ; Style
Quality, and Ventilation require no Puff or Patent
to sell them.

WOOD 73, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

BAND,
• TAILOR AND DRAPER,

24, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
TROUSERINGS, COATINGS, VESTINGS, the • CholceNt
Quality and the Newest in Design.

30, BOLD-STREET.
MISS E. SMITH BEGS TO
INFORM THE LADIES THAT
SHE HAS STILL ONE HUNDRED BON-
NETS LEFT, AND WILL OFFER THEM
TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW, AT 7s. 6D,
EACH.

£1,843 19s. 3d. STOCK.
FRISBY, DYKE t Co., 58, 60, 62, and 84,
LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
Inform their Customers and the Public generally, that they have
succeeded in purchasing of the Trustees of the Estate the Stock
of Rawson and Williamson, of Leicester. The whole of this stock has
been purchased dining the last eight months, and the greater portion
cf it within the last two months, ft is consequently quite new, and
in most excellent condition.
ABSTRACT OF STOCK.
Silks il4 4 7
Velvets and Crapes 141 15 4
Mantle Cloths 57 2 3
Dressesj.. 54 10 1
Sewed Mullins
I ace Goods
Ribbons
Velvet Trimmings 113 10 6
Fancy Scarfs 43 4 6
Albert Ties
Cambric Handker-
ch,efs . 21 18 2
Cloth Mantles B4 11 0
The above Stock will he re-n
THIS DAY, and following days, a
58, 60. 62 & 64, LOUD-

Silk and Velvet do .. 57 17 I 0
Furs
Straw Bonnets, See.. 106 3 1
Millinery, Bonnets,
Re
Flowers and Feathers 18 0 0
Fringes and Braids ll6 17 8
Gloves
Hositry 8 7 1
Haberdashery 55 14 10
Parasols 3O 17 0

.t'1,843 19 3
narked and offered for Sale on
STREET, LIVERPOOL.

CARPETS! CARPETS!

FRISBY DYKE, and CO.,
58, 60, 62, & 64, LORD-STREET,

LIVERPOOL.

Announce to their Friends and the Public generally, that they
have just added this important branch to their business.
.

This department embraces
TAPESTRY CARPETS, BRTISSELS, VELVET PILES,
KIDDERMINSTER, DRUGGETS,
STAIR CARPETS,
HEARTH RUGS, INDIA AND COCOA MATTINGS,

OIL CLOTHS, &C.
From having recently purchased every thing in this department
the stock will be found to contain nothing but the newest, most
fashionable, and useful goods.
F. D. and Co. are also enabled to give increased accommodation
to their
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-31

Apply to

WEDNESDAY

On WEDNESDAY, the 7th January, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-btreet,
333 Bags Bombay SALTPETRE,
420 Bales MADDDER ROOTS.
470 Bags 1.41UX VOMICA,
45 Bags STICK LAC.
153 Bags SAGO FLOUR,
305 Bags BLACK PEPPER.
BROWNE, HUNTER Sc CO., Brokers. 3
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-31

THE LATE MR. GEORGE HOLDEN.

COM MITTEN:
Mr. James Holme. Chairman.
Mr. Joseph hitchen Mr. Yamuel Taylor
Mr. W. P. Jeffreys Mr. Henry Dodd
Mr. Daniel Crosthwaite Mr. William Lnidlaw
Mr. John Woodruff Mr. Jos,ph Cafferata
Mr. Thomas Wagstaff Mr. David Longbottom
Mr. Robert Thin Mr. Thomas Armstrong
Mr. James Radley Mr. F. W. Thomas
Mr. James Smith Mr. C. B. Herrmann
Treasurer—Mr. Daniel Crosthwaite
' Secretaries—Messrs. W. I aidiaw and Howard Horsley.
THE sudden and unexpected decease of the late
Mr. GEORGE HOLDEN having lsft his Widow
and Family totally unprovided for, and in great pecuniary distress,
a Committee of Gentlemen have been formed, for the purpose of
Collecting Subscriptions, with a view to afford them some temporary
relief, and to endeavour to make some little provision for their future
welfare. _

The claims of the late Mr. George Hoiden upon the consideration
of the Public are many. For a period of upwards of Thirty Years as
Pianist, Conductor of the "Apollo Glee Club," " Festival Choral
Society," &c., &c., his services were always cheerfully afforded for
any Charitable purpose, whilst most of the Church Choirs in the
Town and Neighbourlwo I are indebted to him for the Training the
Members have received tor Choral purposes.
The interesting and melancholy situation of his Widow (approach-
ing her Accouchement), and the destitute condition of his Family,
commends itself to the favourable consideration of the humane and
charitable, and the Committee respectfully solicits their assistance
to enable it to carry out the object it has in view.
Donations for this purpose will be thankfully received by the
Committee, atrthe different Banks, and by Mr. Hadley, at the Ade'phi
Hotel, where the Committee meet every SATURDAY EVENING, at
Eigat o'clock.

JAMES HOLME, Chairman.
Adelol Hotel, Dec. 27th, 1556.

ASSOCIATION FOR PROMOTING THE
REPEAL OF THE TAXES ON KNOWLEDGE.
—Ofrice,lo, Ampton Place, Gray's Inn Road.
President—T. Milner Gibson, M.P.

Treasurer—J. Alfrz,d Novello. Sub-treasurer—Dr. John Watts.
Chairman—Richard Moon,. Secretary—C. D. Collett.
NOTICE TO PAPER.M AKE RS.

The association has every reason to believe that the irregularities
and anomalies incidental to the collection of the paper duty, are
quite as numerous as those which for many years it was engaged in
exposing, as connected with the advertisement duty and the news-
paper stamp. Nothing will tend so much to the abllition of the
piper duty as a systematic attack upon the injustice which it inflict
in individual cases. The association will therefore feel obliged by
any addiition to its information on this subject, and will be ready to
consider the practicability of obtaining redress in any individuals
case of grievance. _ . .

Subscilptiona to be paid to Messrs. Prescott and Grote, Thread-
edla-street ; to the treasurer, J. A. Novello, 69, Dean-street,
Soho; or to the sub-treasurer, Dr. Watts, 3, Hllldrop Crescent,
Holloway.
All other communications should be addressed to the secretary.—
By order of the Committee, C D. COLLET, Secretary,
10, Ampton Pl*ce, Gray's Inn Road.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-31

DEATHS

On the 17th Inst., at sea, on board the ship John Owens, from
St. John, N.H., to this port. Thomas Gilchrist, Esq., merchant, St.
John.
On the 26 h inst., at 1, Rodney-street. aged 34 years, Mr. William
B. Rogers, professor of music.
On the 't Bth Inst., at 171, Falkner-terrace,laged two years and two
months, Samuel Robert, eon of Mr. C. Garbutt.

C-7- Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when seut
to our Office duly authenticated.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-31

PACKET OF THE 20TH JANUARY, 1857.

FOR WELLINGTON AND NELSON,

(Taking Passengers for CANTERBURY and NEW PLYMOUTH),
The magnificent first-class full poop Clipper-ship]
ALMA,
Huon Ross, Commander;
A 1b l's, 1070 tons register, coppered and copper-fastened,
is one of the fastest ships of the present day, having gone from
Liverpool to the Crimea and back to Portsmouth, thence to
Quebec with troops and b: ck to England in five months and
twenty-nine days. She has splendid accommodation for «II classes
of Passengers.
Bills of Lading must be obtained of Messrs. Turner & Dunnett,
I, James-street.
For terms apply to

JAMES BAINES & CO
LTthe MONTMORENCY will succeed, on the 20th February.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

WEDNESDAY.

Ort W.:DX:ISt/AY n xt, the sth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings,
505 Barrels FINE American ROSIN.
now landing. ex Harvest Queen, and Robert Kelly, from New York,—
apply t ;inset's. Maclean, Maria and Co.. Merchants; or to
J. H. RAYNER & CO.. Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

"BLACK BALL" LINE.
First ship after the CoszwAr, and being tinder Charter to the Com-
missioners of Emigration, will be punctually despatched on the
13th pros., and can receive no Goo,s after the 10th.
FOR SYDNEY.
The splendid Clipper-ship
kM K > • ATAOA,
J. IlEmbv,y, Commander;
1,227 tons register; A 1 at Lloyo's for seven years; coppered and
copper fastened; is a very, fast slap, and in all respects a most eli-
gible conveyance,—For freight, &c., an; 1y to
JAMES BAINES & CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

I). JONES

MR, ROBERTS. MR

ORGAN

PIANO-FORTE

MANAGER,

PROGRAMME.
SOLO-GRAND ORGAN-MR. W. T. BEST,
Overture.—" Rolando" .... . ....Haydn
Trio and Chorus—" The Chcugh and Crow"
... .Bishop.
Mrs. G. Holden, Mrs. Morgan, and Mr. Armstrong.
Air—" The Wanderer"—Mr. Wilson.
Song—" Rid me Discourse"—Mrs. G. Holden
Glee—" See the Chariot at hand'
Mrs. G. Holden, Mr. G. H lden, jun., Mr. Wilson, and
Mr. Armstrong.
Song—" The Postman's Knock"—Miss Wiatt.
Air—" Life's dearest hope" —Mr. Armstrong ..S. Glover.
Song—" Sly heart pray canst thou answer"
Sestets—" Stay, withee sta)" Bishop.
Mrs. G. Holden, Sirs. Morgan, Mr. G. Hoiden, jun., Mr. Wilson,
Mr. D. Jones, and Mr. Armstrong.
SOLO-GRAND OBGAN-M R. W. T. BEST,
Reminiscences of the Opera "FE toile du Nord "..... Meyerheer.
Solo and Chorus—" Gather each flower "............... Bishop.
Mrs G. Holden and Mrs. Morgan.
Song—" Philip the Falconer"—Mr. Armstrong.. ..... .. ....Loden
Ballad—" Jenny," M.S.—Mrs. G. Holden .... G. Hargreaves.
Duett—" Hear me, Norma"—Mrs. Morgan and Miss Wiatt..l3ellini.
Song —'Savourneen Deelish"—Mrs. Morgan ...... ........ Irish Air.
Ballad —" Sally in our Alley"—Mr. Wilson.. Carey.
Song—" Kathleen Mavourneen"—Miss Wiatt .. Crouch.
Finale—The National Anthem.......
The Solos by Mrs. G. Holden, Mrs. Morgan, and Mr Wilson,
Accompanied on
THE GRAND ORGAN BY MR. W. T. BEST.

GALLERY—THREEPENCE.
Doors open at Half-past Seven, commence at Eight o'clock.

floury.

LIVERPOOL LOAN COMPANY.
CAPITAL, £50,000.
LOANS ADVANCED in sums from £2O to
£5OO, on approved personal security. Bills discounted.
For particulars apply to John Atherton, 87, Lord-street, Liverpool ;
or to John Gregory, 39, Princes'-street, Manchester.

CIGARS

THE LARGEST STOCK.

THE FINEST FOREIGN BRANDS.

THE CHEAPEST HOME-MADE.

L. GOLDSMITH AND CO.'S,
4, ST. GEORGE'S-CRESCENT.

WILLIAM BUTCHER,

1300 T AND SHOE MAKER,

20, RICHMOND-ROW, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

Vubric itnlv4ements.

E 0 R G E'S-HA L
Performances on
THE GREAT ORGAN
Will be given by the Organist,
MR. W. 'l'. BEST,
EVERY SATURDAY, MONDAY, AND THURSDAY
Saturday's Concert .. at 3 p.m.
Monday's Do
Thursday's Do at 8 p.m.
Admission on Saturday and Monday, td. ; Thursday, 3d.
The Concerts last one hour. Doors open half an hour before

IS T

ST. GEORGE'S BALL, LIVERPOOL

Reserved Scats, 35.; Body of the Hall, 25.; Gallery, Is,

R. AND C O N C E R T
Will be given in the above Hall
OCTOBELL 14, 1856,
rtistes will appear.

On TUESDAY I

Wt:en tne foIIJ-A-Tng:-en;inent

VOCALIST

MADAME

ENDERS SOH N,

F ANI,

Y HUDDART

M. W. BALFE,

Grand Piano-forte
Concertin

SI M S

REEVES

Con'uctor

ss ARABELLA CODDARD,

Mr. GEOHG

Who has consented to sing two of his own Songs

NOTICE.
riIICKETS for the GRAND CONCERT, at
J ST. GEORGE'S HALL, on TUESDAY, o,tober 14,
may now be had at the Music Warehouses of
Messrs. Hime and Son, 57, Church-street
Sir. Smith, Lord-street; and
Messrs. Dreaper and Sou, 80l

Gallery, h.; Body of the Rail, 25.; Reserved Sra.s. 3s.—Tmme-
dlaie application is requested, as only a limi ed number of tickets
will be issued. Books of the Words 6d. each.

C`

A Y

T 0 N

L L
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

illelltterranran.

LINE OF SCREW STEAMERS FROM LIVERPOOL
TO THE ADRIATIC.
TAURUS.. Captain Langlands.
4,-.;11 LEBANON .........Captain Cook.
kets of the sth, 15th, and 25th of each month.
FOR CORFU, ANCoNA, AND TRIESTE (CALLING
AT PALERMO AND MESSINA),
Are In. ended to be desatched as follows :
LEBANON ...Captain COOK.
On WI,DN.ESDAY, the 15th October.
***ln the event of these Strainers being placed in quarantine at
any of the above porti, the Goods will require to be immediately
takenaway and transferred to another vessel or depot, to perform
quarantine, at the expense and risk of the Sh'ppers or Consignees.
This also applies to Passengers from these ports.
Goons for any of the above-named ports must have the place of
their destinati3n distinctly marked on them. in letters of not less than
two inches, otherwise the Agents will nt.t be accouutable for
mistakes.

Shippers will please send a shipping not along with each cast
load of goods.
For freight or passage, apply to G. & J Burns, Glasgow ;or here to
IsURNS & MAO IVER. JO, Water-street

tEuriten.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL TO BONNY AND
OLD CALABAR.
On the tat PRegarnErt next, cud each alternate month afterwards,
one of the African Steam-ship Company's vessels will be des-
patched from Liverpool for the above Rivers, with passengers and
pods.
These Steamers will return direct from Bonny and Old Calabar to
Liverpool, sufficient time being given in the Rivers to discharge
and load cargo.
Rates of Freight will be found moderate.
The first-class Screw Steam-ship
,
II 0 P E, 1000 Tons,
Captain W. BowEN,
Will Sail from LIVERPOOL on the Ist DECEMBER, for BONNY
and OLD CALABAR, returning from OLD CALABAR. on the 15th
JANUARY, and BONi\Y on the I,t FEBRUARY.
For further information apply In London to Messrs Ogilby, Moore
and Co., and here to
WILLIAM LAIRD & CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

aterloo- -roac

to excite jeal

mewed pro,

reement referred to. The- actin ' afte
me on for trial at the last South Linca

1 after Gorsuch had almost compl
for abandoliuz his-Liverpool busir

view to avoid a

tood on both

was not to be

d of th

t he was

rouslv I;eincr

wawa was pr 0...,
him from the
eroceedings had placen
nailed for a fiat of bankruptc%

ibsequently to this,

d a petition to have the bankruptcy
on the ground that no assets had been

metaled, cilia)
surrendered by the bankrupt..
(BEFORE MR. COMMISSIONER STEVENSON.)
RE BRINDLEY, ADJOURNED CERTIFICATE
was arranged that Mr. Commissioner Perry should pro-
ceed with this case yesterday, but in consequence of his
inability to do so, there was a partial hearing before
Mr. Commissioner Stevenson, the main portion of the
ease being adjourned until to-day, at eleven o'clock.
The matter entered into yesterday was an amount of
money (£200) which had been placed in the hands of
the Messrs. Brown, mercers, of Chester, by Mr. T. M.
Ryder, of Melbourne, with instructions to pay Dr.
Brindley for the schooling of Mr. Ryder's three boys, to
settle other accounts, and to appropriate the balance to
the payment of any- advances which the Messrs. Brown
themselves might have made on Ryder's account.
Messrs. Brown, however, (according to the evidence of Mr.
Wm. Brown, yesterday,) did not hand over any money to
Dr. Brindley, nor did they even inform him of the letter
and its contents, but they kept the money in their hands,
their reason (as stated by Mr. Wm. Brown) being, that
both Mr. Ryder and Dr. Briodley were indebted to the
Browns in much larger sums than the amount of the
remittance. His Honour's opinion was also asked,
yesterday, upon the claim of the Chester Water Works
Company, to be paid in full out of the estate, an amount
of between £3 and £4. His Honour said he would
consult with his brother commissioner upon the
point.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

)ean as pr

the period of entering into Gorsuch's
ed by the necessities of his position,
.
made an agreement with his employer that he shonld not_
. .
affer leavine ' '

rk or p

of

1 Mr. William Jackson
business of hhip •

jointly carried on the

tilers, in W

The success of the fir
ousy en the part of Mr. Gorsuch,

[hags a

Leach under the

r various delay
shire Assizes, b

ted his arranp.

The cage aid
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

aore expensive and very irrational
opinion that, for this purpose, no

St. G,!orge'ci Hall—n

itself 59 appropriate and
evening at all answering

3 well as S ttu7cliv

which tool

" Who of

hat the managers are
lie issued &rime the+

name of Reynolds

11 .Liverpool.

ruler, to coilduct`the undertaking he has
üblic of Liverpool shall soon have an
am, sir, voUrs, &e ,

REYNOLDS,

~...,11,1. Ilt./1. er of Saturday Evenini Concerts,
..‘uilti overlook the 16, Greek-stl. 1 St. George's flail.
(ion, his future conduct • Liverpool, Ist October, 1856. i
1

Zed that I LIVERPOOL. BANKRUPTCY COURT
recom-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

STEAM TO THE BRAZILS.
"t,' ,*,
_IION
THE UNION STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S
• 4f,,V,A11:„ Monthly Line of first-class auxiliary screwa from
""^•:-. SOU (HAMPTON TO BAHIA & RIO JANEIRO.
The RAJAH
" CELT
" DANE ..
" NORMAN on the 23rd January.
Each 700 tons and BO hor..e power. Freight 10s. Cabin pas-
sage 30 guineas.—To engage room for cargo, secure berths, &c.,
apply to
THOMAS HILL, Southampton.

Efrita.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

All letters for this Packet must be sadressed on the corner, ner
" Merrie England," otherwise they will not be forwarded ; they
mu,t be posted in the Provinces not later than the lgth October.
WHITE STAR LINE OF ROYAL MAIL PACKETS.

These splendid clippers, so long erop'oyed in the conveyance of
her Majesty's Mails, tetwcen England and the Australian Colonies,
are despatched punctually from
LIVERPOOL
TO
MELBOURNE,
OH THE 20 Tit OF EACH MONTH,
Forwarding passengers, at through rates, by Steam, to Geelong,
Sydney, Hobart Town, Launceston, and all Ports or Australia.
Ships. Captain. Tons. To Sail.
Reg. Bur.
MERRIE ENGLAND.— Kelly... 1238 5000 20th Oct.
STAR OF THE EAST... Christian..... 120; 2500 20th Oct.
SARDINIAN ..... ......... Sheridan 1150 20th Nov.
ALINtAR J. It. Brown 1840 3, 00. ... —2oth Dec.
RED J CKET. O'Hall,ran. 2430 4000 20th Jan.
Joint Packets of the 20th October,

The BlEa 1 a ENGLAND.... 1238 tons reg.... W. K;lly, Commander.
The STAR OF THE EAST.. .. 1200 .. Christian
For the accommodation of Vassengers those two splendid clipper
shins will be despatched on the 20th October next. The 111saats
ENGLAND is a new British-built Ship, expected to he one of the
fastest if the ‘'ay. The STAR of THE EAST is already welt known
in the trade, being now on her fourth voyage to those Colonies, all
her former passages have been highly satisfactory. Both Vessels
will be fitted on the principle hitherto adopted in this line.
Early application is necessary to secure berths, apply to
PILKINGTON & WILSON, 17, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

BEARD AND FOARD'S
COLOURED
PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURES,
XYLOGRAPHS. FROM ss. 6d. EACH.
PHOTOGRAPHIC' INSTITUTIONS,
34, CLITTRCH-STREET,
AND
14. ST. ANN'S-SQUARE, MANCHESTER.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

"BLACK BALL" LINE OF PACKETS FOR
TASMANIA.
WILL RE DESPATCHED ON THE 2OTn.
FOR HOBART TOWN AND SYDNEY.

The Magnificent Frigate-built Ship
,
GREAT TASMANIA,
skrand6V."; C. BREWER, Commander;
2,147 tons resister • coppered and copper fastened; eighteen months
old, and built by Donald IWlcay. builder of the Lightning. James
Baines, Champion of the Seas, &c., and sister ship to the CM/IMO-
dore Perry, which vessel has just made the passage to Sydney in
72i days, the fastest on record, ana delivered her cargo In the most
remarkable fine order.

PACKET OF THE 10TR OCTOBER,
And can tOm no Goods after the 18th.
FOR LAUNCESTON,
The fine first-class Packet-ship
.41 JOSEPH TARRATT,
H. P. HAMM, Commander,
898 tons register, A 1 at Lloyd's, coppered and copper-fastened,
has excelleat accommodation, and is a very eligible opportunity for
goods.
For freight. &c., apply to the owners,
JAMES BAINES & Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

coniniltrrial Salts.

THIS DAY.

Tuts Dmr, the Srd Oct., at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers'
Office, 8, Lancaster-buildings, Tlthebarn-street,
500 Barrels Fine ROSIN,
mOw landing ex Orient, from New York.—Apply to
SILL. & BIEUGBITSI Brokers.

On account of whom it may concern.
Tilts DAY, the Ord Oct 'be-, at One o'clock, at theßrokers'
Office, 34, Exchk-Be-street East,
chroto-reter, I Clock; I Tel scope, Cornpas,es, Medicine Chest,
Musket', Piato!3, Swords, Bayooets, D.tatl.talits, Magnets, Brass
Plates. e ~Ithenware, Kettles, L.mps, LotAing-giasses. Life
Buoys, -Thmal Flags, 9 Cushions, sihip's Bell, Glassware. Knives
and Ferks, Plated Goods, Brass nettles, Linen Sheets, Figure-
head, &c., saved from the wreck of the steam r Sparton.
The Goods lie far in- traction in the Sheds for Wrecked Goods,
north-east side Princes Dock.—Apply to 'Messrs. Henry Dixon and
Co., Merch..nts; or to PERCIVAL, CAMPBELL & CO.,
Protrets to the Lie spool Underwriters' Association,

On account of whom it may concern.
Tats DAY, the 3rd inyant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers'
Office, 30, Exchange-street East,
About 700 Tons COAL,
landed from the shlo Genova, for Genoa, rut back from sea; part
landed On gig, We lington Dock, and part landing at the Sanrion
Va. “. —Apply to Messrs. W. J. Myers Son and Co., Mer-
clutnrs , t) PERCIVAL, CAMPaLL & co..
rrokers to ttie iverrool Undercrriteri' Associasion.
_ _ _

NEXT WEEK.

TUESDAY.

On account of whom it may concern.
On Tv ZSDAT nest, the 7th inst., at Half-11 st One o'clock, at Golding
and Nash's Saleroom, Corn Exchange, Bruosw c't-street,
About 500 Sacks and 13,,gs Spanish FLOUR, .and
About 250 Panels BLou R.
For further particulars ae-piy- to J. &M. }TARN RT r, Brokers.
_ _

013 TVISDAT P-
ex t,the v
7tb Invent, at Twelve o'cloc,, at the
C mmeicial Saleroom, Temple-court,
567 Drums I
Floe New Eleme Turkey FIGS,
760 Boxes
1:tow landing ex Lebanon.—Apply to Messrs. Whit,all, I. erox and Co.,
Merchants; or to T-4011414 PAItRY, Broker.

On acconnt of whom it may concern.
On TUESDAY next, the 7th inst., at fillf-past One o'clock, nt Golding
and Nash's Saleroom, Corn Exchange. Brunswick-stre
About 11543 Sacks Sizing FLOUR.
For fueher particulars apply to J HARNETT, Brokers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

THE NORTHERN TIME SO-LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY.

3t2..MN1,:...,......,.,,..i.z,

THE SATURDAY EVENING CONCERTS AT FEARFUL COLLIERY ACCIDENT, V
ST. GEORGE'S HALL. GREAT LOSS oFPt.

TO THE !MtOlt Or 'hit
=-Thl3 Liverpool Courier.

3RTFIRRN T

my exertions for t

in St Geoige',
Saturday eyei

jury of on

POLICE INTELLIGENCE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

-----
STEAM FROM
LIVERPOOL TO HAMBURG DIRECT.'
(TAKING GOODS FOR lIARBURG AND ALTONA).
TEMORA.
MA I.VINA
The above splendid new, powerful, and fast Screw
Steam-ships are intended to sail regularly between
LIVE RPO Oh and HAM BURG (casualties ex-
cepted) once a fortnight, and weekly whets called for by the require-
ments of the trade.
From LIVERPOOL.
Thursday,
Thursd-y October 23rd
Thut sdaY
From HAMBURG,
Thureday October 16th 1 Thursday— ... October 30th
I oading Berth, north tide of the Weill rgton Dock.
These Ve'sels will he found, from tneir speed and accommoclation,
most desirable for Cabin and Steerage rassengers, and they are
naiad with .tea n cranes, so as to secure the greatest despatch for
cargo. Freights moderate.--For further information apply In
Hamburg, to Mr. H. W. Pott, or here to
WILLIAM LAIRD Sc CO., 23, Castle-street.
...
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

nothing.

THE WORKS AND HEALTH COMMITTEF

On the motion of Mr. Hughes, seconded by Mr.
Colborne, the proceedings of this committee were read
and confirmed, without comment.

TAE FINANCE' AND WATCH COMMITTEE.
In moving the adoption of the proceedings of this
committee, Mr. Colborne explained what steps had
been taken with regard to the purchase of a fire engine,
&c. The proceedings were confirmed, with the exception
of that portion, which was referred back to the committee
for re-consideration. . -

HP
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uponTh admittedM
was,r
from it, it would
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eaNitrtThthdo.e,ltishrial.bt7seto:nitthe(o,frtnittneh,ees
solicitor,Te Clerk
to
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assessment• of the Seaeombe, Egremont, and New Brighton
aFsoipnenpreeereaiacrstt that dbt
Thateo'bla hr 111 case,
prepared,
Colborne v s anda
the assessment
tGobr: ittbhr theyie standingshhaodladagpriaerytdiootlinoslwo-thirds of the rateable value
of the ferries.

The Chairman thought that the subject had better be
referred to a committee, as he did not think that the
board could entertain it then.
at Mr.on cLeiltladendalemthooreu, thetiglitiatii r. Gaiba
motion bairbaea terms better
tbeesea bettied
accepted.

This was seconded by the Rev. Mr Roberts.
Mr. Go'borne, in answer to the chairman, could not
say that he should consider the resolution of the board
binding, upon which Mr Littledale withdrew his resole
tion, and the further consideration of the subject was
adjourned for future consideration. _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

GOOD ELECTRO PLATE
TS an excellent substituto for the mo.
article of Silver Plate, which can be accurat(
in every detail. It can be made at any price, accord
material used, and the thickness of Silver put on. In
Forks three qualities are kept, a'l being in size,
ppearance, the same as Silver, name
PLAIN PIDDLE PATTERN.

ely—
No. 1.
aE s. d.
Table Spoons, per dozen .. 3 10 0
Table Forks,
Dessert Spoons, ,
Dessert Forks,
'l'es Spoons,
1 10 0
ei;ct. 0 10 0
Gravy Spoons,
Sauce Ladl:l. ~
Soup Ladles, PS •••• • • • • 1 0 0
Sugar Tongs,
Salt Spoons,
DIS M 0 R
i CORNER OF BOLD =VERSA/ITH
-STREET, L

No. 2.
s. d.
2 10 o
2 10 0
2 0 0
2 0 0
1 3 9
O 8 6
0 4 g
0 17 0
O 4 0
O 1 10

,VERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL
• l• AND HAVRE.
SHAMROCK Captain Stewart.
B HAVE tt .. Captain .Iche Harrison.
OF:LTA._ _ rnirst ni,
Or other suitable steamers, are intended to sail(with or with.
out pilots) from the Huskisson (or other) Dock, as follow:
FROM LIVERPOOL to lIAVRE, DIRECT.
SIIAIIII.OCk ....Monday, Oct. 6, at 2 o'clock afternoon
ITALIAN.. Monday, Oct. 13, at 9 o'clock morning
. .

Shippersmurtdencriiie in their Shipping Notesthecontentsof
their Packages.

Forfreight or passage apply, in Havre or Paris, to Donald Currie;
in London, to J. B. Foord, 52, Old Broad-street ; in Glasgow, to G.
and J. Burns,g, Buchanan-street; in Manchester, toJohn IValltor,
77A, Market-strect ; or here to
BURNS & MAC MR, 10. Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

MISS WIA TT

MR. WILSON.

ASSISTED BT
MR. G. HOLDEN, jUR.

MR . D

JONES

MR. ROWLEY.
MR. W. T. BEST.
. MR. GEORGE HOLDEN.

MR. ROBERTS.

ORGAN . . . .
PIANO-FORTE .

MANAGER,

. . . . MR. C. REYNOLDS,

PROGRAMME.
SOLO-GRAND ORGAN-.MR. W. T. BEST,
Overture—" Rolando"
Trio and Chorus—" The Chough and Crow" Bishop.
Mrs. G. Holden, Mrs. Morgan, and Mr. Armstrong.
" The Wanderer"—Mr. Wilson
Rid me Discourse"—Mr, G. Holden .. . Bi. hop.
Sae the Chariot at hand"
....... Horsley.
Mrs. G. Holden, Mr. G. Holden, jun., Mr. Wilson, and
&fr. Armstrong.
Song—. The Postman's Knock"—Miss Wiatt.
Air—" Life'i dearest hope"—Mr. Armstrong... S. Glower.
Song —" My heart pray canat thou answer".
Seitett—" Stay, pritheostay"
Mrs. G. Holden, Mrs. Morgan, Mr. G Holden, jun., Mr. Wilson,
Mr. D. Jones. and Mr. ArmstronE.
SOLO-GRAND ORGAN-MR. W. T. BEST,
Reminiscences of the Opera—"l'Etoile du Nord"...Meyerbrer.
Solo and Cho.us—"Gnther each flower".
Mrs. G. Holden and Mrs. Morgan.
Song—" Philip the Falconer" - Mr Armstrong..
Hal d —"Jenny," M S.— Mrs. G. H01den............ G. Hargreaves.
Duett - " Hear me, Norma"—Mrs. Morgan and Miss Wiatt—Bellini.
Song—``Savourneen M0rgan.............. Irish Air.
Railed—" S fly in our Alle;"—Mr. Wilson Carey,
Son g—" Kathie, n Marourneen"—Miss Wiatt.... ...... Crouch.
Finale—The National Anthem_ Dr. Hull.
The Soics by Mrs. G. Holden, Mrs. Morgan, and Mr. Wilson,

Air
Song—
Glee—.

.
Accompanied on -
THE GRAND ORGAN BY MR. W. T. BEST.

GALLERY—THREEPENCE.
Doors open at Half-past Seven, commence at Right o'clock
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

Public "jgatitt4.

THE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY'S ANNUAL
EXHIBITION of the WORKS by MODERN
Alt rtsTs, be open in the EXHIB uncut Rooms, Old Post-office
Place, This DAT, from Nine until Dusk. Admission, la. Gentle-
men's Season Tickets, as. ; Lactic. ditto, 3s. 6d. Catalogue, 6d.
JAMES PELHAM, Secretary.

• ASSEMBLY ROOMS, QUEEN'S ARMS,
LISCARD.
All Liscard,lEgremont, &c.. should see Mr. Ards and his wonder-
ful Pupil. the YOUNG GARRICK, in their grand and Weaving
entertainment, at the above- mentioned Room; on Monday next.
Admission, 2s. and Is. To com nence at Eight o'clock.

FOUND, on FRIDAY, the 20th September, a
Large Black and White NEWFOUNDLAN n DOG.
ne owner Caa have him spiv. by paying expenses, and applying to
John Heaton. corner of Grecr. 1 ne, near the ad 3ivitia;, and, if
not claimed w thin fourteen days from this date, he will be co d to
defray expenses

THE WAVERTREE BAZAAR,
AT THE
QJJ EN' HALL, .
.
BOLD-BTR-RBT, . •
WILL BB
CONTINUED ON SATURDAY.
THIS DAL' .......... from 11 to B—Admissicn 6d.
.., SATURDAY . from II to 4 „ Free.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

MOURNING JEWELLERY.
JOHN G. JACOB,
GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER,
fib, CH URCH-STREET,
Respectfully calls attention to his superior Stock of
BLACK ENAMEL.LED JEWELLERY,
BROOCHES, BRACELETS, NECKLETS,
RINGS, PI VS, AND STUDS,
Of the mast elegant Patterns and the best Quality.

Also, a largo assortment of

REAL WHITBY JET,

In the most choice Patterns.

HAIR WORKED INTO CHAINS, BRACELETS,
RINGS. BROOCHES, AND NECKLETS,
AND MOUNTED IN A SUPERIOR STYLE.
ALSO, DEVICES ON OPAL, BY SKILFUL ARTISTES.
The same Hair as left guaranteed to be used.

JOHN G. JACOB,
GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER,
56, CHURCH . STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

SretianZi.

TILE GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL ROYAL
STEAM-PACKET COMPANY.
STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND
GLASGOW.
41.140,A,V.:1, LYRA (chartered) Captain HAY.
VANGUARD (chartered) Capt. WARD.
PRINCESS ROYAL (now building) Captain --.
Unless prevented by any unforeseen cccurrence, the above or
other steamer is intended to sail (with or without pilots) between
Liverpool and' Glasgow, with goods and passengers, asunder:—
PROM cLARENCE DOCK, LIVERPOOL.
LYRA Saturday .. Oct 4, at 1 o'clock, afternoon
LYRA . Thursday .. Oct 9, at 5 o'clock, evening
LYRA Tuesday.— Oct 14, at 11 o'clock, forenoon
LYRA Saturday .. Oct 18, at 1 o'clock, afternoon
VANUARD Tursday ...Oct 23, at 6 o'clock, evening
VANG CAR D Tuherday.... Oct 28, at 11 o clock, forenoon
VANGUARD Saturday • . Nov 1, at 12 o'clock, noon
Fares:—Cabin, including Steward's Fee. 158; Steerage, 6s.
Servants in Cabin, Full Fare.
N.B.—Goods must be alongside One Hour, before time of sailing.
ROBERT LAMONT, 21, Water-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

Ststrafa.

NOTICE.

The Ships of this Line have made the following passages quicker,
than have ever been accomplished by
.any Ship or Steamer in an.
viz
LIVERPOOL to MELBOURNE,
Mittamtirta to LIVERPOOL,
LIVERPOOL to MELBOURNE and BACK to LIVERPOOL, not includ-
ing detention abroad;
LIVERPOOL to MELBOURNE and BACK to LIVERPOOL, including
detention abroad.
"BLACK BALL" LIN.%
OP

BRITISH & A-GSTRALIAICFROYAL MAIL PACKETS.
Under Contract with her Majesty's Government to carry the Royal
Malls to Australia, under penalty.
SAILING ON THE FIFTH OF EVERY MONTH.
PACKET OF THE FIFTH OF OCTOBER,
Taking Goods up to the 3rd inst., If not previously fall,
The magnificent clipper Ship
DONALD M‘KAY,
HENRY WARNER, Commander;
2,826 tons register. Built by Donald M`Kay, builder of the Light-
mng, James Baines, Champion of the Seas, &c. ;is the largest and
finest merchant ship in the world. Her cabin accommodations
rival in splendour any ship or steamer pHs" 4t.—Apply to the owners,
JAMES BAINES & CO.
All risk of river craft and lighterage to be borne by the Shippers.

"BLACK BALL" LINE.
With Despatch.
"F FOR ADELAIDE,
)
-1\,%, .
The fine British-built Barque 4,,, y
...; et,
~ HENRY WINCH,
-_..t-----7--,,-- Captain Heusi;
A I at Lloyds for 12 years, 473 tons register, ,coppered and copper-
fastened, sails very fast, and presents a very eligible opportunity to
shippeis of fine freight.—For terms apply to the Owners,
JAMES BAINES & CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

CHARTER

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES.
sir;—will you allow me, through your paper, to acquaint
enquiring shipowners and others, that. the Royal Charter
is not fitted with my patent deck 'stopper. The fearful
accident of last night could not have occurred, had my
stopper been there, even under any neglect of the capstan
gear ; and I feel it to be of public importance to say so.—
I am, &c., S. M. SAXEr•
4, Goree Piazzas, Liverpool. ,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

SCREW STEAM-SIIIP FOR BOSTON

AND NEW YORK.

Shippers are respectfully Informed that the screw steam ship
ETNA, or other tirst.chass screw steamer, will sail from LIVERPOOL
direct for VosToN and Nsw YORK, on TuUSDAY, 20d December, or
earlier if sufficient cargo offers. The rate of fre kht will be 4'3
per ton, and five uer cent. primage, payable either here or in
America. Fassage money to Boston (beyond which port Pas-
sengers cannot be bookeu) including Provisions and Steward's
Fee, but without w nes or liquors, which may be obtained on board.
CABIN, XlB, £l5, and .412, according to the accommodation.
Letters for Consignes or others, must pass through the Post-
office None will he received at the office of the A geas.
D. & C. MAO IVER) 14. Water.street.

STEAM TU NEW YORK AND kVIA JAMAICA) TO
CIIAGRES.
The undernoted or other First-class screw-steam
ships, will sail from
LIVERPOOL FOR BOSTON AND NEW
YORK.
Once a month, until further .iotice,
(the extended service being Twice a Illouth,when the ships now
building are completed;,
JURA.... Capt DI oodie ANDE5........ Cap tlid'Arthur
ETNA Captkfiiier I EINIEU Cap t Small
Passage money to Boston (beyond which port passengers cannot
be booked), including provisions and steward's fee, but without
wines or liquors, which can be obtained onboard-.-cabin .el 5, or
4'15, according tothe accommodation Second Cabin 'l2.
Apply in Halifax to Samuel Cunard; in Boston ,to S. S. Lewis; In
New York,to Edward Canard ; in Havre, to Donald Currie,2l, Qual
d'Orleans ; in Paris, to Donald Currie, 17, Boulevard des I taliens;
In London, to J. B. Foord, 52, Old Broad-street; in Glas-
gow, to Georg t and Jame s B urns,9 ,Buchanan-stree t;and n Liver-
pool to

D. & C. MAC INTER, 14, Water-street.
As soon as goods are going fur Canada, and any quantity offer for
Portland, these Vessels will call there.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

CLEAN BEDDING A LUXURY !!

T SANDERSON begs to remind his customers
„ who are at present from home at the watering places,
that the time has arrived for having their BEDDING OVER-
HAULED, CLEANED, and RE-MADE, so as to be in nice order
on their return home. He also intimates that it is time to have Bed-
rooms thoroughly,STovsn and PURIFIED, iu order to destroy vermin
and other impurities, and thus secure a good night's rest during the
approaching winter, cleanliness and comfort being as necessary to
sound health as the most nourishing food.
The Address is as it has been since 1829.

N 0.4, ADELAIDE-BUILDINGS, RANELAGH-PLACE,
J. SANDERSON,
(LATE J. LYON. grw.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

iihtblfrations.

1/IR. COMMISSIONER STEVENSON, am'
the late MESSENGER of the BANKRUPTCY
MURT.

Now published, a Letter from Mr. L. T. GASKILL, to LI4
STEVENSON.—Price Is. _ _

As this letter is supposed erroneously to De
can be had only from the writer, at Mr. Vines,

.i.ettous by some, it
57, lianelagh street.

rUIRN

the IVOR
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IN BOTTLE

Quarts. Pints. Tcinis.

Strongest Edinburgh Ale

Roy and Soh's superior Alloa Ale .. 5s 6d .... 4s Od os
3s 3d .. of Ocl

Ligiit Scotch Ale

55 Od .. 39 od

Edinburgh Dinr,er Beer
The above Ales have been brewed—expressly—for this
EsTAnusu AI It NT—and are now is excellent condition fti7

LIVERPOOL,
STIVENS' I- C. STIVENS & CO., EXPORT OILMEN
anti AIARMALA DES cannot lit.
EST/031 isirED 1780.
tfi •
vreour, cqual to Fresh Fruit.
"TfoeSrflaaexcellence i and. bring
A N DpreLpalreVd Emiitilh
LONDON
hermetically
ER T Folt R
sealed. will keep in any climate.
STIVENS'
JTAARtah:jesßEierUdi
fil
JELLIES,
s ,
STIVENS' PICKLES, from their I.u, ity, and the use of fine malt R 0 B ESTER,'
vinegar, maintain their high character at home SHIRT MAKER, 65 CHURCH-STREET,
and
abroad.
(First Door below Parker-street.)
STIVENS' UNIVERSAL SAUCE, for Fish, Flesh, and
Fowl,
. Gentlemen's Cotton Singlets .... Is 6d. each.
combines every fiavalr to meet the test 'tf the Gentlemen's Cotton Drawers.. ..
2s. 6d. per pair.
lovers of a good relish. From . e 1 en's Wool %si . • ***** •• • od each.
tte foreign connection ,ent em - S; f., ets
...... 3.. . e •
of the Proprietors they are enabled to obtain every , Gentlemen's Wool Drawers .
ingredient essential to the perfect manufacture of all Gentlemen's Merino Singl • ets •
... •
3s. Od. each.
the popular Sauces. Gentlemen's Merino Drawers
STIVENS' DRIED HERBS, POTTED MEATS, MUSTARD. Gentlemen's Cotton Socks
VINEGARS, with every article necessary for ship Gentlemen's Cotton Hose
use, ready for delivery. Gentlemen's Merino Socks los. 6d. per dozon.
J. C. STIVENS & CO., in scliclting the continued support of Gentlemen's Merino Hose
the SHIP STORM DEALERS and EXPORTERS. WORM gratefully Gentlemen's Wool Socks
acknowledge past favours, and would observe that every article Gentlemen's Wool Hose .. .
bearing their signature is warranted pu„ and genuine, and may A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF GENTLEMEN'S HOSIERY.
be confidently relied on. Gentlemen waited on by an experienced Person, and may depend
DUKE STREET—FORMERLY THE BARRACKS. on getting a proper Fit.—NO CREDIT GIVEN.

immediate use

.!.e, retain

BOTTLED BY
GEORGE BOYER AND COMPANY
WINE AND SP/BIT MERCHANTS,
28 & 30, North John-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

TURKEY AND BLACK SEA.
FOR CONSTANTINOPLE AND ODESSA.
The fine A 1 Clipper
CITY OF THE SULTAN,
Has two-thirds of her cargo engaged, and will sail hence in about
fourteen days.—For freight apply to the Owners, or to
J. P. SCIIILIZZI, JUN., 8, Brunswick-buildings.

'outb Vinerita.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

LIVERPOOL/ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, [856.

ST. GEORGE

'S HALL.

THE PEOPLE'S
SATURDAY EVENING CONCERTS.

THE INAUGURATION CONCERT,

Will take pl ,ce on

SATURDAY EVENING NEX V, OCT. 4, 1856.

UNDER THE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE OP
THE MAYOR, J. STEWAR r, ESQ.

VOCA LISTS

MRS. G. 11OLDRN

MISS WIATT . .

. MRS. MORGAN.
(her first appearance).
MR. ARMSTRONG.

MR. WILSON

ASSISTED BY

MR. G. HOLDEN, jun

MR. IT AN I)

JOHN SO N.

ROWLEY

MR. W. T. BEST.
MR. GEORGE HOLDEN.

O. C. REYNOLDS

ST

GEORGE'S HALL.

THE PEOPLE'S
SATURDAY EVENING CONCERTS

THE INAUGURATION CONCERT

Will take place on
SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, OCE. 4, 1856,

TINDER THE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE OF
THE ,MAYOR, J. S TEWART, ESQ

VOCALISTS
MRS. G. HOLDEN.

MRS. MORGA N.
. . . (her first appearance)
MR. ARMSTRONG.

MR. HAND.

JOHNSON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03

COMMERCIAL.

There was no change of importonce to r-port in the state
of the money market at New York. The demand was
pretty active, and rates of discount firm. Exchange on
England was steady at 1001. Since the sailing of the
Persia cotton had advanced lc per lb, with sales of
4.000 bales in the three dale. The breadstuff trade was
dull, and flour was 20c per birrel lower. Wheat and
Indian corn were also declining. In provisions there was
no change of consequence. Freights were firm, on the
basis of 1 for cotton to Liverpoo!.

LATEST MARKETS.
NEW YORK. Sept. 19 : Ashes steady, pots 7 31, pearls
7 75. Cotton ic higher, sales 1,600 bales. Flo-1r closed
firm, sales 8,000 lyls; com to strait State 5 75 to 6.
25 ; Upper Lake 6 15 to 6 25; MO to good Ohio 6 30 to
6 60; extra Genesse 7 to 9; 1,030 brls mixed to good
Southern 7 to 7 50; fancy and extra 7 55 to 7 90;
Canadian lower, sales 450 brls; superfine 6 to 6 25; extra
6 35 to 7 50. Oats lower, state 42 to 46; wevern 45 to
46k. Corn lower, sales 33,000 bushels; mixed 65 to 66;
white 70 to 73; yellow 68 to 69'; round yellow 68 to 69.
Pork better, sales 650 brls; mess 20 37 to 20 50; prime 17
75 to 18. Beef steady, sales 400 brls ; country mess 8 to
9 25; prime 6 to 7 ' • repacked Chicago 10 50 to. 11; prima
mess 14 to 17. Lard better, 700 brls at 14! to 141.
Bacon 10.1- tot 104 ; hams 81- to 91-, ; shoulders 71 to 8.
Butter steady, Ohio 15 to 19 ; State 16 to 22. Whiskey 361
to 361. -Fish steady, 500 qtls dry cod at 3 75 for bank. .oOffee
active, sales 1,000 bags : Rio 104 to 14 ' • 4,000 mats Java
144. Sugar active. sales 1,600 hhde, 800 boxes; Muse 8
' to 91 • P. R. 8 to 91 ; Havana 8-1 to lot. Molasses firm,
Musu 40 to 45. Oils in better demand, linseed 98 to 100 ;
sperm 1,50. Spirits turpentine-300 bra 43 to 434, crude
3,50 to 3,561 ; 3,000 brls of rosin 1.70 per 310Ibs delivered.
Tar 2 to 2,25. Hides active, sales 8,000, Buenos Ayres. 2.8;
Rio Grande 27. Tobacco firm, Ky 9 to 14. Rice, 120 trcs
4 to 4,64 Tallow better, 50,0001bs 13k. Freights to
Liverpool firm, cotton Qd, flour 2s, grain 843 to 91.
' Stocks dull and heavy. Money firm and active. Ster-

ling exchange firin at 1091. Erie R. R. 62i ; 110
Rea'.
851; Illinois Central 118, b 60; Galena and Chicago. 70;.1
Chicago and Rock island 97i; Milwaukee and Miss
Cleaveland and Toledo 78.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 19 : Cotton unchanged, Oleo tt
day 2,250 bales; sales for the week 15,500, and reCO'r
17,000. Coffee : Week's sales 9,000, and imp 41,00 n
stock 60.00... against 3,250 same time last year ; sale
fair at 11c to Lard 14c. Other articles unchanged.