The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-05 00:00:00

414 No. 10, M
a horse b.—

falling down tu,
street, and died f
Rath, 79 years of aromr
Park, died yesterdar
quenee of injuries
ignited on Wed,
watchman, in
dock, was drow
resided at .AD-
morninr,

Precautions- a
Prevent the ree
recently destroy
Lord Lucan
lacier his

•°ll eve

)piatio
as ;an; exislve, _
zrourAtess ciaa.rges."rn Irv!,

15R1GADL
William M
to resume 1

is seriously mi.
change of air. He
advised to remain dur
•,
The Atustapha ne n,
the E
Prince of that name, is fast' gettic,, completed
3autbanapton inner 'dock. • She is l'Bo. feet long,.
ilgilleS are truck ones, and fill a remarkably small spat,
En the state room a- pilno will be placed, Mustapha Bey
"-'ing a Man of European tastes. His yacht will cost
ClO,OOO.
A PftoJECTED LONDON ITOTEL.--The.draught of an Act
if Parliament has just been deposited
-at the Private Bill
ce for the establishment of the Imperial Hotel Com-
iany, who propose to occupy the site of the National
lallery. in Trafalgar-square. It is extremely concise,
Lad is the first bill of the kind deposited embo-dying the
invited liability act with the power to take lands. The
apitat, proposed to be raised is £1,000,000, in shares of
:10 each, and the entire extent of ground to :be occupied
a three and a half acres. 1
.The Cork Examiner announces on authority that it is
be intention aof of high mercantile position to
amen
a line., of
sew steam vessels between that port and
c York. The Examiner further states, on the authority
an eminent commercial firm, that the result of the
resent ne gociations on this subject may be looked for
efore many weeks elapse, in the establishment of a
gular and direct line of communication between Cork.
14 New York. It is intended that the steamers , shall
111 once a week for New York with passengers and mer-
handie.
THE NEW POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS WITH FRANCE.—
[AVRE, Jan.. I.—ln the postal convention between. France.
ad England just conclVed, an important arrangeinent is
trictioned. Metal letter receivinr, boxes are placed on.
card the steamers leaving Calais, Icouloge, and Havre for
ngland, into which pqrties tan post letters t) the last mo-
ent of sailing but these letters could not until now be
'e
-paid, because the English post offices were not allowed
recognise French or English postage atamps on such
tters, and similarly the French post ofEces Nvere not
lowed to recognise English or French p ,stage stamps on
tters posted at the English ports in the letter boxes. If
rsons put French or English postage stamps on the letters,
ch stamos were wated, for the letters were considered as
'paid. This is now all. The French people can by
!ench postage stamps prepay letters put into the letter
Iles on board the steamers lea,vin,,,
y Engrishfor En.iand and vice
s ,
isa, English people can b
postage stamps pre-
y letters put into the letter boxes on board the steamers
lying for France.

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COUNTERFEIT COT-N.—The licensed victuallers
re just
.ers
ich imposed upon.by utterers of base eoin, a
,rally
eno
ing plundered to a -great extent with ust
which, y e
aenoarl
:11-made baSe half-crowns and florin.,
)-plated upon hard met al, present all the appeariculiateelsec-
ver, and will withstand the usually reliCd riper, text
,°3l.
tiding in the detector. These spurious coins are
5 stated in a paragraph which went the round of the
some few weeks back) made of iron : and therefore
test of the magnet then recommended would, if used,
iy tend to mislead_ • itil a

coins are stri

Pan silver, then plated' wit

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perfOrmed in the'Eniliih edition
Philharmonic-hall here in 1850, at
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Art she took' leaWof

Her
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ion her: ATviiteniasedrfdmiliaritv

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rk Cemetery, in,the presence of a

CITE TRAGEDY •IN 'Prii Mucoutis. -z-iresterday the
etched prisoner, Corrigan, was visited in the House
bewail by his father, and Mrs. How, with. whom he
kod fonnearly ten minutes., A plea of insanity will, it
;aid, he set up for the defence; there are several wit-
ses who were not examined on ThUrsday afternoon
ore Mr: Yardley, to give evidence at the trial; who •htiVe
)rwit;the prisoner to labour'under temporary attacks' cif
. .
Tzttila tremens, and other ,

•
EIRE AND'
,PeonABLE Loss OF LlFE.—Yesterday morn-
ing, the inhabitants. of .Lewisham,road.were alarmed at
the outbreak of a fire at Mr. John • Tothurst's. The (fire;'
when discovered, was raging in one of the upper rooms,
used' as a sleeping apartment, 'and the:.flatues completely
encircled Mr. Tothurst, who was frightfully burnt in his
bed. An instant alarm was given, but the • inmates, who
were in their beds asleep, could not be, roused for some
considerable' time. At length the flames. were ,extin-
guished, and the unfortunate man removed without loss of
time to Xaaman's Ward, Guy's Hospital, where every
assistance was afforded
,by Mr. Giles, house surgeon, but
he,remains _in a precarious state.
On New Year's Day Colonel' Henry Sandham, Royal
Engineers, assembled the whale of the Royal and East
India CoMpany's • Sappers and Miners (800) in 'IhE
Barrack-square, Brompton, in close column, and call.
ill IT 0,0 .
y 11PDonald to

Sergednt'' M‘bo'

you are recommended for your bravery and sOkfier-
like deportodent for a commission, which I hope you may
obtain, and live many years Co enjoy."

THE CI-DEVANT LADY ELEENDOEOUGH.—A correspon-
dent of a. London Journal writes :—" I have this day
received communications from Constantinople, which say
that the unfortunate Lady Ellenborough' whose romantic
adventures are too familiar to the public, was' lately
assassinated in Arabia, by (says my 'informant) "Le
hareine d!un Cheik Arabe." I am only able, to add, that
the deed is supposed to have been committed at the sug
gestiOn of some women who were jealous of her ladyship."
A 'New CANDIDATE FOR ORDINATION.—Mr.-" James
Grant, editor of the Morning Advertiser; the organ of the
'As been studying for the church,
before the Presbytery of London
for. examination.--:Aberdeen Free Press. [This has been
contradited by Mr. Grant's friends at the annual meeting
of the licensed victuallers of the metropolis, held on
last.—En. N.D.T.I

iortly to corn

TIE LATE EXTENSIVE I
AT RaisTor--The e,xami

fS or BONDED SPIRITS
I.of George Davis, the
s Sims, -cellarman, on a
endall, A retired perfumer
Icier, on a charge of felonious)

etlarge ofs
Ina-rni,q„

quantquantity or Spirit-
ity can

r receiving, a
feed Phillips,
before a full

sworn.

iat be fiad been robbed on

uantity stolen wa

lions of run'', and

riven I

trtner remanded

i bail till)

3,15(013 dollars in specie, including 60,000 dollars on
account of Ateltica.n ditridends. The Tyne' also hrifigs
55 passengers, among whom are the following :—Com.
:tenant' Carter, 2nd West;
2nd West India

India Reginien't, and Surgeon Mostyn,

By, this arrival we did not receive our 'Usual files of
papers and dispatches ; .but we learn that mining
matters are progressing more favourabli..than was anji-
cipatO:at,4innaica, and the health 'of the island iras

ugar has taken another extraordinary
lbap upward, and may be quoted at least. lOs higher
advanced prim annou'aced previous

mail. Decreasing stocks and very liniited imports have

riroduced.an abnormal condition of the nia

Forced prices up to an unnatural range, and will in

t 1 all probability sustain this description of produce at a
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