The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-08-13 00:00:00

SEtautar.

1 Sabbatarian movement on the Continent, ordering

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WANTED, an APPRENTICE, in a Drysaltery Warehouse, to all shops in Rome to be closed on Sunday, except
whom a progres•ive salary wi I be given.—Apply, in own
of the grocers, who arm
handwriting, to Box it. 47, Post-office.

itted to be open to ten

;clock a m

WANTED, by a Young Man, aged 20, a SITUATION in a Mee.
Our
,
chant's or Bruker's office, or in any other employment where O assize intelligence, contains to-day but the
he could make hi n, gel f gem rdl:y useful. He has been for some time --
past in the al.ipp•ne way, ~ no would have no objection at taking* eommon-place record of burglaries and forgeries,
shipping clera'a .ituation. Would have no objection to go abroad.— with some civil cases of no great interest. The
Apply, by letter, to C. 28, Northern Times office.
,-, only exception was a second trial of an action
against the shabby Manchester
.Corporation, by a
Mr. Scott, injured by the negligence of some of its

ro be *vet.

TO be LET, with immediate possession, a BREWERY, in good
working order, twelve barrels in length. Any o•.e entering
upon the a, ove business will find this an evcellent opportunity, as
the fixtures wi►l be sold at a great sacrifice.—Mor further particulars
apply to Mr. S. Jones, Glotie Tavern, Da vson-street.

servants, in which the jury, against the opinion =of

the Judge, gave a second verdict for the plaintiff

Mr. Gray, a Liverpool attorney, who got his
client, the defendant, better terms in the County

en matt

Court by volunteerir

without authority, to appear

A DDRESS MR. PRIEST. BIRKENHEAD. HOUiE, I
..Cl. HOUSES!! LAND! LAND! I —ON SALE, in large or
small lots, variously situated, and ranging in price trim about
£lOO to £6l,4loo.—See H. P. Priest's Cheshire and Lancashire
Property Circular. Can be had ratlis arid free by post. Cheshire
otfices,"tor the Sale alid Letting of Land and Houses, Market-cross
Chambers (one door from Market-square) Market-street, Birken-
head.

for the plaintiff also, received yesterday a severe
rebuke from the Judge, with an intimation that the

Ditto New -6 per cei:

flair is not yet at an er

Mr. Pollock, with p

'eat spirit, has taken the

of the funds of the Royal Ozk But.

North bti
and Dover

He has the

tern of C

New Shares,

9A- 9Sd

1 prices hay

cases

puny, for

THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY.

ETARY AND COMMEIiCIAL

LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY EVENING

LATEST INTELLIGENCE

The Liverpool Cotton Market has been very
quiet to-day, and only a small business has been
done, the sales amounting to 4,000 bales, of which
fully one-half were taken for speculation and
export. Prices remain without change.
The'Liverpool Share. Market has been steady
to-day, and a fair amount of business has been
done at full prices, the closing quotations being:—
Aberdeen, 14 14k. Chester and Birkenhead, 161
161 Caledonian, 291 291. Chester and Holy
head,. 17 171.' Eastern Counties, .91 91. East
Lancashire, 211 211. Great Northern, 248 241
Ditto A, 10f 10-1. Great Western, 631 64. Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire Stock, 97i 971. Liverpool,
Crosby, and Southport, 181 18-1. London and
North Western, 1071 1071 iVianchester, Sheffield,
ad •LincOln, 34 341. Dito Pref., 121 121
Pref 11-16 13-16. Mid-
-6
North British, 91 9
__shire, -41 41d. South Eastern,
146 221. York, Newcastle, and
21. York and North Midland, 291
Capital Stock, 18 181. Buffalo and
Dutch Rhenish, 21 2-0
ina.da, 25 5-16 25 7-16.
2 11-16 p. Great Luxem-

SPAIN

MADRID, TUESDAY

Great discords are said to exist already among
the chief of the Moderado party. Ros de Olava,
who has been the principal adviser and supporter
of O'Donnell in the late events, is said to have
separated from him, and new complications are
expected. •

FRANCE.

(rßom OUR OWN

CORRESPOND ENT.)

PARIS

MONDAY EVENING,

rn Market has exhibited more activity to-
shown an upward movement.
in aemand at an advance of 2,1 to 3d
There was a moderate business done

The' Conititutionnel in an article, which appears
to come from a semi official source, intimates that
there .is no ground for apprehension with respect to
what hits recently taken place in the Black Sea, for
that, first, Russia has already given up Kars;
second, the Isle of Serpents is not worth disputing
about, its only importance being as the site of a light;
house, and diplomacy can easily settle to what
power it is . to- belong ; third, Russia may be re•
quested to make concessions with regard to the
giving up of Bolgrad, which is required from her
in order to draw the new frontier line of Bessarabia
—the precise line adopted by the Congress of
Paris, which will he by Bolgrad, having been drawn
on maps produced by her, but which turns out to

in some instances, an advance of

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AUSTRALIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE ROYAL CHARTER

The screw steamship Royal Charter, under the
command of Captain Boyce, arrived in the Mersey
yesterday evening, from Melbourne, after a passage
of seventy-eight days, bringing advices to the 25th
of May, and which are twenty-three days' later than
those previously to hand. The Royal Charter did
not leave Port Philip Heads until the 26th of May,
although the latest papers received by her from
Melbourne are dated the 24th. During the passage
she met with a succession- of easterly gales and
contrary winds to Cape Horn, and in lat. 59 S.,
lon. 90 W., she fell in with several icebergs.
She has hi-ought home 327 passengers, 181,000
ounces of gold, and 10,000 sovereigns, besides a
large quantity of gold and jewellery in the hands
of passengers. The value of the whole of the gold
brought by her is estimated at about 800,0001
'sterling, being, we believe-, the largest

he M(

in one

imount ever