The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-19 00:00:00

HE BIRKENHEAD,

Lcknowledgod the g,alllntry and heroism
3 lost their lives in the wreck of the

Birkenhead, in 1852, and the Government would take into
consideration the erection of a permanent memorial in
remembrance of conduct as brilliant as ever was shown
in the battle field.

THE DANUBIAN LAWS,

In answer to Mr. OTWAY,

Mr. LABOUCIIERE said, the attention of the Government
had been called to the banishment of certain gentlemen
from the Danubian principalities for hostility to the
Russian Government, and he hoped that arrangements
would be made for their return to their native country.
The motion for the adjournment of the House to Mon-
day was then agreed to•

MR. JAMES SADLEIR AGAIN.
Mr. ROEBUCK gave notice that on Monday he should
move that Mr. Sadleir appear in his place in the House,
preparatory to his moving on Thursday that he be expelled,

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY BILL

The Lords' amendments to the Cambridge University
Bill were taken into consideration.
Mr. HEYWOOD proposed an amendment, to the effect
that Dissenters should be allowed to take part in all
proceedings of the senate, excepting those which direct
the course of study and determined the books prescribed
for the examination in Church of England theology.
This amendment was negatived by 71 votes t 092, and the
Lords' amendments to the clause introduced into the bill
in the Commons by Mr. Heywood was adopted by 90 to
73. _ _

—The remaining amendments were agreed to, and the
House resumed.

The Civil Service Superannuation Bill was withdrawn
in consequence of appeals from Mr. A. Stafford, Mr. Wal-
pole, Col. North, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Thomas Chambers,
and Mr. Roebuck.
The Leases and Sales of Settled Estates Bill went
through committee.

The Hospitals (Dublin) Bill was considered as amended,
and ordered to be read a third time on Monday next.
The Vice-President of the Committee on Education Bill
went through committee, the salary of the new official
having been fixed at £2,000 by a majority of 31.

The Charities Bill went thiough committee.

The Burial Grounds. (Ireland) Bill was considered as
amended, and ordered to be read a third time on
Monday.
The Lunatic Asylum's Superannuations (Ireland)
Bill went through committee.
The Joint Stock Banks Bill went through committee.
The House adjourned at a quarter to one o'clock.

CRICET.—An interesting march at this game was
played on Thursday last, in the Prince's Park, between
the Liverpool Olympus, and Birkenhead Victoria clubs.
Considerable interest was excited in the match, from the
fact that the latter club was determined to do its utmost
to secure a victory. The result shows that, although a
promising young club, it evidently wants a little of the
steady play exhibited by the veterans of the Olympus.
Tne score, at the conclusion of the game, stood as follows.
—Olympus, first innings, 133 ; second do., 49. Victoria,
first innings, 70; second do., 59.

THE CHARGE OF SCUITLING A SHlP.—Yesterday at One
o'clock, John Town, late second mate of the ship John
Lynn, was charged before Mr. Mansfield on the above
charge. Mr. Harvey appeared for the prosecution, and
Mr. Tyndal Atkinson, instructed by Mr. Bluck, defended
the prisoner. The case was only partially gone into, as
Mr. Atkinson had to attend another court. Mr. Harvey,
however, opened the case, and intends to call a large
number of witnesses. So far as the case was gone into
it would appear that the ship went to Akyab, in India,
where she loaded a cargo of rice, and some tobacco. She
was a remarkably tight and dry vessel, but all of a sudden
in the Bay of Bengal she began to leak most alarmingly_
thirteen inches of water in the hour. This leak was tried
to be got at, but failed. However, it stopped as suddenly
as it had commenced. Going round the Cape of Good
Hope the leak ommenced again, and after some time it
stopped in the same way as before. The captain con-
sulted his officers and crew, if it would not be well to put
into Pernambuco, and get at the leak. The prisoner was
the only man for going on the voyage, sayine, if the ship
went down it would he a glorious thing for the captain to
go down wi, h her. The ship was put into Pernambuco
and surveyed, anti a portion of the car,o transhipped

of the owners

Holes were then discovered in the ship, and- froze, what
transpired suspiision fell on the prisoner, and he was sub-
sequently put into irons. The master of the ship, Mr.
Henry Owens, was then called, and went on to prove the
above facts, when the case was further adjourned to this
day.