The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-05-20 00:00:00

NIUE WOODNIDE-FETINT.

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London.

GENERAL WILLIAMS.—Sir Wm. Williams, of Kars, is
expected to arrive in England towards the close of the
present week.
The Times contradicts a report generally circulated in
India, that orders had been sent from home for the
annexation of Hyderabad and Baroda.
The Gazette, of Vienna, officially denies the statement
of the public journals, that there was a difference in
Austria between the State and the Church.

BERLIN, Nay 15. General Illiouravieff .has been
making a tour of inspection in the Caucasus; he has
been joined by General Chruleff, at Ekaterinodar.
The Moniteur yesterday morning announces the appoint-
ment of Baron de Bourqueney as ambassador at Vienna ;
that of M. de Hubner, as Austrian ambassador at Paris.

THE ROYAL SUlTOR.—Prince Frederick William of
Prussia wiil, it is said, come to London, so as to be pre-
sent at our Court on the anniversary of the Queen's
birthday.

SHERIDAN KNOWLtS, ESQ.—On Sunday Mr. Knowles
preached two sermons on behalf of the Day and Sunday
Schools about to be built in Cross-street, Islington. His
sermons were written.

DRURY•LANE THEATRE.—At its last meeting, the com-
mittee of Drury-lane Theatre came to the resolution of
not permitting entertainments of the bal masque class to
take place again in the building.
Tha Constantinople correspondent of the Times says
that the new treaty is directed against England, though
it pretends to be a commercial one. The Americans are
to have a fleet on the Persian Gulf.
WHIT-SUNDAY IN THE METROPOLIS.—The number of
promenadera in the Metropolitan Parks on Sunday last, is
thus estimated : —Regent Park, 92 432 ; Victoria Park,
85,191 ; and Kensington G trdens, 80,830,
The Sultan, on application of the British government
for permission to erect a memorial church at Constanti-
nople, has most liberally granted a piece of ground, land
enough for a church, schools, and parsonage.

The Morning Post asserts that the Italian question must
be settled ; the actual state of Italy is dangerous to its
neighbours, and dangerous in its bearing upon European
alliances. What Italy wants, is that moderate freedom
which contains within itself the principles of develop-
ment.

EXECUTION IN BELGIujI. —The Belgian murderer
Knoll was executed at Antwerp on Thursday morning.
He made a good breakfast, and after it asked for a glass
of brandy. He listened attentively to the exhortations
of the chaplain, and ascended the scaffold without
assistance. A considerable crowd, chiefly composed of
women, assembled to see the execution. .

The Daily News thinks the Cabinet will wait for some
indication that the nation is thoroughly interested iu the
Italian Question before it can intervene seriously in
Italy. The opinion of Parliament ought to. be ascer-
tained without delay. The question is practical and
urgent. Italy must be regarded as a whole—words will
not suffice, but the demonstration must be made in
earnest.

The existence of an alleged secret treaty between
France, Austria, and England, is discussed at Paris, but
no one pretends to know whether it ref, rs to Turkey or
Italy, or what special objects it embraces. The Russian
Embassy, at Vienna, and the partizans of Russia in that
capital, are represented as being extremely angry at the
conclusion of the tripartite treaty. Couut Buol, an the
other hand, is highly satisfied with his diplomatic work.
GRETNA-GREEN MARRIAGES.—Lord Brougham's bill in
the House of Lords for amending and declaring the law of
marriage has been printed. It is to be committed on the
re-assembling of the house. By a clause Gretna-green
marriages will be prevented, as it is declared that after the
Ist of January next no marriage contracted or solemnisedlin
Scotland shall be valid in any part of the United Kingdom,Kingdom,unless the parties were born in Scotland, or had their usual
place of residence there, or had lived there " three years."
DE3TRUCTIVE FIRE AT ABERDEEN.---AbOUt two O'clock
on Friday morning, a fire broke out in the large en-,
gineering and boiler-making establishment of Thomson
Hall, Catto, & Co , Footdee, which proved so destruc-
tive, that in less than an hour from ten to twelve thou-
sand pounds worth of property, machinery, and tools,
were rendered quite useless. We understand that the
company are nearly insured to the full amount of loss, but
it is a matter of deep regret to state that from 150 to
200 hands—including skilled mechanics (many of whom
have lost all their tools) and labourers, will for perhaps
nearly four months be thrown out of employment by the
unfortunate occurrence,

TILE BANDS IN THE Paims.--Lord.Palmerston has written
to the Archbishop of Canterbury that, in deference to the
religious feelings of the community, as expressed in the
representations from different parts of the country, he
would put a stop to the Sunday performances of the bands
in the parks, lately introduced by Sir Benjamin Hall. It
was stated at the same time by Lord Paltherston that he
had not changed his own opinion upon the subject ; but
that while on the one hand the views of the religious
objectors to the performances were entitled to respect, on
the other, the working classes generally had not expres—
sed any wish on the matter. On this subject,
the Daily News says—Truth compels us to state that
the mild and gentlemanly appeal to the Premier, which
importunities extorted from the primate, had compara-
tively little to do with the ultimate decision of the
former, respecting the band—a much more powerful
engine was brought into play. It is a matter of notoriety
that in the present nearly-balanced state of parties in
the House of Commons, the votes of the friendly Scotch
members are indispensable to Lord Palmerston, and it
so happens that in the beginning of the week, an irrup-
tion of the aggregate Scotch representation into the
presence of the badgered and baited premier, was headed
by the most solemn of the free kirls leaders—the Lord
Advocate,

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL, MAY 20
WIND YESTERDAY—WeIt NOrlll-WEit.
Thou WATER—Morn., 11 31—Eveg. 11 53—Heistht• 16 ft* i 2 n.
OFF THE FORT AND INWARD BOUND.
Adept—Manhattan—Sardinian (LS.)

ARRIVED. jto
May 18.—Fanny. Bonny—R uggin, Memel—Limpa Cadiz— nr,
Danzic—Amieus, Je,sey. May 19.—Tamaulipas Santander
Janet Kidston, Mobile—Georgia, Savanna—Syrene, Requilade.,

BAILED.
May 18.—Grecian (s.s.). Trieste—Laconia (a s.), Constarten_opoleie;
Creole. Rotterdam—Robert Whiteway, Cronstadt. May 19'
(s.s.), Havre.

orr O ikel:a;
Holyhead, MaylB. —Arrived—u AerlR
on,M from Liverpool for G u
Queenstown. May lg.—Sir Richard Jackson, Callao
lchaboe—Preuischer Adler (s.), London—Sabrina (04. Br''
Nimrod (s.), Liverpool. nuke of
Dublin, May lg.—Arrived—Enterprise, Trieste. Sailed.---
Cornwall (s.), London.
Kingstown, May 19.—Arrived—Ana Ua id, Memel.
Belfast, May 17.—Arrived—Carl, Dansic—Agatha, San Se"ldi'"'.
May 18.—Katy, Caen—Temora London. Sailed, May
Aall, Liverpool.
Limerick, May 19. Arrived—Victory, Cardiff.
Greenock, May 17.—Arrived—Signet, St. Vincent
e
Malta—Ariel, Mogadore—Rashelina, Naples —Mearns, New rl
O
May 18.—Wasdale, Antigua—Wolfrille, Trinidad—Pioneer, in
pore—Frienes, Andero. May 19.—Leguan, Cardenas. Si"'
18.- Alexander Cochran, Veagsack.

M EXTRACTS.
Liverpool, May 19,—TheARITIME Confucius, after being coppered. virsBvs_
safely launched on Saturday from Messrs. Clover and BuYl Ju-
ing dock, an' is now loading for China in Prince's Dock.
verna, for Bahia, and Empire, for New York, were in _iot:
the river this morning; the former had stern damaged, lost notliocapi
mast, &c., and the latter had her cutwater chafed.—Eutaw3 yorlt,
bales of goods hava been gat out of the Racer, hence t0,n00,..
on shore on Arklow Bank.—G. A. Hopley, Maloney, from the'
ton, arrived here, Balled April 18, experienced fine weather
passage.oll
Plymouth, May 17.—The Tchernaya, Irvine, from Lived eaky
I
Quebec, put in here to-day with loss of thrse topmasts,
the extent of damage not yet known. und
The ._.,
Carnarvon, May 17.—The Sarah Ann, of Liverpool, b° water
Quebec, put in here to-d y, making from 20 to 26 inches of
por hour, and will go on the patent slip to repair. abort '35
Queenstown, May 18.—A Beacon vessel built of iron, „, der
feet long, and 12 feet beam, with an Iron mast, and fore
water as far as the mast, was passed, April 30, in lat.
worn'
40 W., b the Dumfries Castle. arrived here. I‘laY ' • eel's
ing the byoiler of the steamer Nimrod burst, and killed two e'.llo°
and four firemen. The steamer is at Cork
New York, May Victoria Wa.IBS. from.
Iverpool, put in here yesterday for repa'rs, having beau struck ;he
sea on the 26th of April, which saept decks, shifted ctergo. c"Bta of
Ringdove, Robertson, from Ship Island to Cork, Was off tne pan
Wilmington, April 30, bound in, having been ashore on FrYlngadon
Shoals. May G.—A large American ship, supposed the
A 23.
Lamont from Nassau to New Orleans, was seen ashore, --1,;t)
near Cardenas.—The Atalanta, from Androssan to Boston, art of
Providence, May 3, with cargo shifted, and very leaky, an" I:fareh
her cargo thrown overboard, having been on her beam enclg, iga. to
5, in a heavy gate. May B.—The Adele, from Savanna la
alti ti°,
Amsterda, has been wrecked at sea. April 24'
Halifax,m May B.—The ship City of Montreal, MIS seen,
in lat. 45 N., lon. 47 W., by th,e Fury, at this port. k of
Savanilla. Aprd 20.—The citampan Ester, has been Inn of tee'
voyage to Honda ; the whole of her cargo has been got out and
water and sent to Morupox.—A champan, loaded with tobacq
quina, from Honda to Mompox, struck against the chains of
steamer Estrella, when she was aground a little above Moirriaied;•
upset.—The Isabel. (5.),, has arrived from Conk)°, whence S"
Jan. 20, having been detained by the lowness of the river.
New Orleans, April 28.—A violent storm passed over tn.'
yesterday

POKEN.
Eliza Holderness, hence for S
Bathurst, out 11 days, IV'sY 12' 1,,, let
4,8 N., lon. 20 \V., ty the Enterprise, arrived at Dublin.
FOREIGN PORTS
llin . . at Ile°
Iceni. Steele; and Crescent, Migton—both hence,
foundland. .Ol 19.
Elizabeth Conway sailed from St. Lucia for Liverpool, •••.-

Blanche, Barclay, hence at Surinam.
Thomas Hughes, Ferguson, from London at Savanilla.
Cetera sailed from Savanilla for Falmouth. April 9.
City of Baltimore (s.s.), Leitch, hence at Philadelphia.
dinburh (s.s.), from the Clde at New York 01 fell
Cheshire, Hogg, fom Demerara at Barbadoes. for Llverp,o
leaky, having been aground on the bar of the Demerara r',vell'%,„,a,
Albion. Hicks; and Ann, Pincombe —both from Cardiff at A7ll
"-
Bell, Fitzsimons, sailed from Antigua for Liverpool. .01 24
appahannock, Cushing; Magistrate, Wheeler; and Ore
Duncan—all hence at New Orleans.
Wasp, hems at Mobile.
Ocean Belle, hence t Delaware.
and Devon
mi n Adams, Chaase; and Neptune, both. hence;
shire Alb, from Londo at New York.
Albanian (s.a.),n—all Wakeham; and New England—both hence at
Trieste.
ESlrene, from Requijada at Camaret,,inr Liverpool.
Endymion, Ogul, and Eliza—all Lence at Valparaiso.
arch 0•'"
Genova sailed from Valparaiso March 30; Hozatio, M
both for .Liverpool. CrerSr
Burrell, Dodd ; Allies, Arthur; Transit, Robinson ; Wolfe, , ,sots
Alliance, Card; Fury, Watson; and Favourite, Ironside--41`
at Halifax.

John Barbour, Marshall, hence at St. John, N.B.
Montreal, Brown, hence at Montreal. vii`an
Solway, Williams; Fairy, Wood—hoth from Patagonia;
toria, M•Lachlan, from Monte Video—all at Stanley. t,„, 1101"
Freeerick, and Eneghest—both from Caldera ; and Lucy
from Tonjoy—all at Valparaiso, leaky, and discharging.

BRTHS.
On the 14th Inst., at Upper Huskisson-street, the wi of mt. J
Caddow, of a s.
On the 15th o
iunst., at Park-road, Liverpool, the Sig fe of G
Hunter, of a son

MARRIAGES. ~,„,,, %cc
On the 14 h last., at the Ca' hedral, Manchester, tir, the .-",„:1 of
W. Johnson, M.A., Mr. J. Dunkerley, to Miss Jane Moffitt,.
Manchester. `ogee
On the 15th inst, at the Parish Church, Preston, hi ert
Canon Parr, incumbent the Rev. N. M. Milne,, the her. 'rai),
Smith, ALA.,of St. Mary's Church, Preston., ~ „ of
Frances, eldest daughter of the late. Charles Swanson, x's''''
Preston. by the
On the 17th inst., at St. Peter's Church, Eaton-miltlare! to
Helen, daughter of the late Thomas Jennings, Esq.,
Rev. Thomas Fuller, M.A., incumbent. Mr. .stice Willes.
DEATHS. Est
_...
—On the 4th inst., aged 11 months, Harriet, daughter of l\lr. .
16th ins'
Fishwick, jun., let. erpress printer, of Salford; on the f
.str.
aged 68 years, after a short but severe illness, Ellen, wife 0 -,,,
be /
Robert Fishwick, gen.. letterpress printer, of Salford ; on t
1" Robert
inst., aged 57 years, after a long and severe s itliction, ..a. , . and
Fishwick, sen , deeply regretted by his relations and frienn
ns of the
also on the 17th inst., aged 4 years, Henry Longsden, steps°
above Mr. Robert Fishwick, jun. a Ml'.
On the 15th inst. at George's-road, West Derby- e
Catherine Beardwood. f the late
On the 15th inst., aged 4i years, Frederick Arthur, son 0 ...be.al.
Robert Napier Cunningham, Esq., of Hamilton square, 13iit ebb, °I
On the 18th inst., Frances Jane, wife of Mr. Wareing 1
of co
this town, in the 45th year of her age.

(I,' Births, Maniages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sot tc'
our Office duly authenticated.
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/91in-stneTUt,Liverpool.
ESDAY, MAY 20, 16541