The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-04 00:00:00

Morning Chronicle :

" VIENNA, WEDNESDAY.-0111" 4.; le"'
respondent writes on the 25th-,--` Hostilities
toe'
commenced in Asia. A serious engagerae'l-
place.on the 21st. The allied fleets lie at LaP°j'
in the Dardanelles." ^ .foF

" Our Vienna .correspondent telegraphs its
lows :—" A refugee tumult has taken place at Pe
The Russian chancery officials have left for O'le`4
Russian subjects are placed under Austrian I'f,
tection. Namik Pasha has left for Paris and 1
don, charged with a special commission Will
Porte."

• The Vienna paper, Austrian 6'orrespollol°'
ports that the Russians have repulsed the j
in Lesser
.Wallachia. This requires confirl2l9tja

A despatch from Trieste dated Wednesdar,
which appears in the Standard of last nigh' fiefs
--" The Lloyd's steamer has just arrived witi°oB
from Constantinople to the 24th October'
fleets had arrived in the Dardanelles, near fet
saki. The Russian officials have embarkeJ
,a$

Odessa. The Russians are placed under 1015 r,
An order has been sent to 010,

protection

er
cha to avoid an encounter. The arrival of vf
oi
off
officers in Constantinople is announced,
co
English in Schumla. The Russian genera'
ye
sulate ,of Smyrna is transferred to Athens. 3'
general opinion is that peace will be mainisill9
Paris advices of Wednesday state that 0!/iiiel4
morning of that day General Baraguay d' 11,,W
left the French Capital for Marseilles in order `„',lo
bark for ConStantinople, with instructions fr()YO
Government respecting the Turkish question. oor
report already at hand, that the Turkish treoly
had crossed the Danube on the 23rd ult.,
firmed by a despatch which had been. receive
the French Government. 11114
Advices from St. Petersburgh to the 220'' a
state that on the 2] st., Prince Paskiewitsch 119'050
audience, 'and took leave of the Emperor; Prey,'°
his departure for the seat of war, in order waio
command of the Imperial army in the DO'

province. flafl
It is stated that should the Porte reject ti
arrangement which the Czar had acceptew 011
latter would decline all further negociatioll 'aY°
the great powers on the question ; and it i,sv O°
said, that in the event of a rejection of 11"
Porte, the King of Prussia would inter°.
further in the dispute. .

LONDON SHARE MARKET—YESTERDO:teoevI
The news from the seat of war has caused somo cs,c,' C e
and uneasiness in the market to-day. The sales are 'pi,i;
and Yorkshire, 641-5
d
onians, 521 3; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 58-60; 1103 iii;
Midland Stock, 64- ; London and North Western ,64
i; South Eastern and Dover, 1,:4-41, York and North Midland, 4./
'' -8 ; Eastern Countite'v„
East Lancashire, 64-6 ; Great Northern, 811 2•• eviev
1; London, ' 11.—i;
ern, 804-.li ; Leeds Northern, 111-12
and South Coast, 96-8; London and South westerOt /40t
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 194-20;000
British, 27-8 ; North Staffordshire, 6-54 d ; York, Sc
and Berwick, 631-41.

HOPI EMIGRANTS ARE sl,'ll4l'7llj.tjli

thee"
A case of more than ordinary importance occupied ,
tion of Mr. William Earle, the Magistrate, who pr,
the second Police Court yesterday. t.wo respectable lota-:
men, named John Meade, and Thomas Simpson, des.der;;fl,l''
provision dealers in Strand-street, were brought up by
of the detective force, under the following circumstancts:P.
Monday last it would appear, Meade went on board tyasir;
tralian emigrant ship, Marco Polo, where he mot a ladl l
bo"
Eliza Brooks, who, in company with her husband, is It e °lf:.,
proceed in the vessel to Australia, and introduced hil/1.4
the shipping clerk to Messrs. Baines and Cou3Pa'soffr
owners of this famous vessel. In virtue of tbea
which he thus assumed, he proceeded to shew an so
Brooks the berths which they were to occuPPise;
in the discharge of this pretended duty he see,
tiated himself into the lady's favour that shed otV,
communicative, and told him she wanted tins an bris:
-articles for the voyage. Meade at once undertook °Apt,
them to a place where the best articles of the desc'arfil;
required could be had at a very moderate cost, and /DI:, 0"
ance of this undertaking, brought them to his own 01)4;l04'
introduced them to his partner Simpson. After the i"tiri
tion, Meade seems to have instantly left the shop. S tf°
then told Mrs. Brooks that he was the authorised age:ecit",
Messrs Baines & Company, and the only party author's ,fia
serve provisions to parties on board the ships of that
that if he did anything wrong he would be Sure to
custom. He then shewed them several samples of 0:461;01
induced them to purchase seven jars of lime juice, eight £ll°
of biscuits, preserved tripe, sauce, and 431bs of butter, eter
which were charged at prices of the most exorbitant chsrawere
the amount for the whole being £3l. Those goods 11°,
purchased on the representation that if they oe',,
purchased, Mr. & Mrs. -Brooks, and family, would .b"
starved on the passage to Australia. There were sundri
articles which Mr. Simpson would fain have added, but roe(
Brooks finding she was limited to £3O, declined to make 1‘10.0t`)
purchases. Shortly after, the circumstances became 101.,,
Messrs. Baines, and the police authorities were iirue',bil
communicated with, and the case was put into Nitinr{ill°
hands. Ho succeeded in bringing all the circumstances PI
case to light ; found the property sold for £3l, was net oo:
for £l5, and that the overweight charged on the 110 s fil,b
other articles was very considerable. The above facts ha
been proved in evidence, ibrs.
Mr. Earle said, he was satisfied from the evidence. that
was some attempt to deceive this poor woman, and her fa bed'
"and," said he, "I should like to state that whenever I sit,hell'
I shall protect them, becausel know frauds are committed on the
they are greatly to be pitied. When they are going out 01 i;
country, they are robbed of their money. Mr. 13311e5;tje
would be very well to prevent people • from going on te,(l
your vessel ; that woman swears most positively that
went on board the vessel.

Mr. Baines : The difficult; is to know those parties.
The prisoners were remanded till Monday.

CONCEALMENT OE BIRTH.—A young man ri e
Clegg, one of the principal clerks in the employ of 31011,,
Horsfall and Sons, of this town is in custody in Birke,„°
charged (in conjunction with a female domestic) with,loo
concealed the birth of a child. Enquiries of a PtplAce
nature relative to this charge are said to have "taken
before the magistrates at Birkenhead. T, 11'31
ADELPIII THEATRE.—Mr. Stuart, the

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tragedian, and formerly of the Theatre Royal, in ITTern
~11
is fulfilling an engagement at the Adelphi theatre bend PT,
Bcrtulphe, in the Provost of Bruges he has attracteroc"
houses, andi the intensity of his acting has elicited befofe
applause, the audience enthusiastically calling him f
Pet
the curtain each evening. Mr. Stuart's last night O
formance is Tuesday next, when he will take his heeeo,
" MUD-LARKERS."—The George's Dock hanger
during this week, been allowed to run dry, a curious ittect
has presented itself at low water. Numbers of those Cote',
prising explorists, yclept " mud-larkers," have, tr.4‘loL
themselves in the treacherous bottom, to seek have,
to ';
treasures." Yesterday afternoon, many of them wer"orile',
seen at work, and one indefatigable individual in theth
near the basin, succeeded, with the help of others °~ lost
Pier-head, in hauling up a quantity of metal cast,/,9171115
at different times in the process of shipping.
too- t
surprising discovery, however, was a real "black al3 t lec
in the shape of an enormous " cob" of coal, weighvittotlsoP;
half-a-hundred weight. "Ah !" remarked a
bystander, " I wish I could find such a splendid 111,1,1:ed
now coals are so dear." Of course the " mud-larkers ,
all they get, and they deserve it too. A
nn st
INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS.-1151`Among
premiums awarded by the Council of the instit, to Afft;
Civil Engineers, a Telford Medal has been awardeacriptleol
Thomas Duncan, C.E., of this town, for his " Desrd4
of the Liverpool Corporation Waterworks." A Telt, C.. 00
was also awarded to Mr. William Alexander 8r0.0.,._v15.4,,
for his paper "On the Improvement of Tidal -04 0.1)0
and Drainage ;" to Mr. John Barker Iluntingaw_ 'ad 0,
for his paper entitled " Observations on Salt Virateir, Vev
Application to the Generation of Steam ;,, also to ted to
jamm Cheverton, for his paper " On the use of ITA, el33ooks •
as a Motive Power ;" and a Council Premium 0i,„.„, POP'
Mr. Robert Rawlinson, C.E., for his paper OU la4v
age of Towns,"