The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-29 00:00:00

IRELAND.
[mom OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.]
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DUBLIN, le
ger
THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE —Mons. 40
D'Aubigny, the historian of the reformation'oo
been brought over by the above body to leetni`oo
the state of religion on the continent. .
begin to-morrow evening at the Scotch churauAi
A Belfast journal corrects the statemeaerent' "Irtho
respecting the carrying the electic cable itaf
channel. It is stated thst the portion
re
payed off is securely buoyed, and that the Ow."'"
der is ready for giving out. 13541
THE SAVINGS BANKS.—The Dublin Savings hod
of which we spoke yesterday, is said to havoe;oo,
notices of withdrawal to the extent of -qinie
within a few days. An official statement of the eraby
affairs has been published, signed by the vellenyclog
Arthur Guinness, the eminent brewer, sl-I_,'
that the assets exceed the deposits, after B',,toro
credit far all expenses, by £1,500. The direuilse
are owners of property, viz., the bank houses, !,10
several thousand pounds. There is no trilf
the rumour respecting the Cork Savings Bees
FLOATING HOSPITAL.—An application to
made by the good folks of Cork to the adruhrn4
0.
send a hulk to Queenstown, to .serve as 1°7,0
cholera hospital. Mr. Bernal Osborne haajefrisit
that the admiralty will give the hulk if t"..etheri
goverment will provide funds ! That is 11.ttbe
joke, for whence can the Irish government rt ptlt
funds? But, as we say in Ireland, " he has lost
them off with an aching heart," i. e., with $
negative. tstes
IRISH AGITATION.—The Dublin Evening Pts,,,tl'ell.
that at a meeting in Clonmel touching the erebagl
the people rushed in and " bonneted " ;'air' jOlOl
of the Nation, because he had abused
O'Connel, beiti°ll
IRISH INDUSTRY.—A very gratify o eel" .05t
was held in Ballineen, a little town in theAioef
Riding of Cork, on Thursday last. It was a " oat
given on the opening of a flax market there, Ait
the auspices of Lord Bandon. The noble
ere.,
a flax grower this year to the extent of 500 i 3 e
Several northern buyers attended. There I
factory already in the neighbourhood, whet","
siderable employment is afforded. ietl
THE EXHIBITION BUILDING.—The Dublin s°e)lr,
have officially agreed to co-operate wit' inter
Dargan in carrying out his scheme for
promenade in this building. It is understood tof
the edifice will be removed before the.nl,ls
March, 1854, after which, it is said, Mr.,_.'l
will transport it to a convenient site on the„,tile
railway, to be adapted to the same purposes
Sydenham Crystal Palace.
A numerous meeting of Roman Cathobic-pef
place yesterday at the Dominican Chapetag,
mark-street, for the purpose of raising a sub ~tit,
tion in aid of the.new " Church of theHolySaviyeio
now in course of erection, for the Doolivjejticl.
There was a highly respectable attendance, jar,,itot
ing the chief baron, the high sheriff, the 010!
general, and a great many eminent members °,lDiel
bar. The meeting was addressed by the Lord 'bell,
Baron, Mr. O'Hagan. Q.C., Alderman CaTP,OII,
Mr. O'Reilly, the Solicitor General, Mr. Irp,
Q.C., Mr. R. Kelly, T.C., Mr. John O'ConneT
H. W. Wilberforce, Mr. J. M. Cantwell, an
John Ady Curran. £5OO was collected. tilled'
FATAL ACCIDENT.—In Mr. Fitzgerald's (us-icier
at Bandon, on Thursday, a copper boiler see"
tally blew up, and killed a man named Ben itle
MURDER.—A man named Kelly was
scuffle at Riverstown, county Sligo, last wee%% nee'
met his death whilst interfering between seill'„-ted.
ple who were fighting, and who have been arr:iici
THE WHISICEY TRADE.—The distillers are„sf„tioot
be suffering from the increase of illicit dist"o):
consequent on the addition of the eightpenNivirea
by the canceller of the exchequer. Four liu-yeetle
gallons of " potheen" were seized by theme
force a few days since, in North Tipperar), tordal,.
A FAST MAN.—A entleman was on fr;ae
fined £5 at the College-street police-°',„-eer'ol„;
amusing himself by kicking the box-keerfrbeiw;
ticket taker down the large box stairs of tile firtifiu
Royal ; their cause of offence was, not Per
the accused to snore in the dress circle'
'11" 6
A MATRIMONIAL ADVENTURE.-0n Sur3;
papa and nuanam...tur d
party of unsuspecting friends might be sun. 011
of Bishopsgate, intent on dispatching a youllo tl
gwaeerol visitetkaentno, on
theea a pleasuredgioeno sd
w ceirtye excursionbioi ointo the
iv ar;
uTni,,tr treke
hltt
enouF 0)
away co
dreaming of the sly taeali.,,
na mischievous PreJectsgef,
inhabited the heads of the young pair. The plot, h°wiforil
began to be apparent when they alighted at the
.Strstteir
station, gave up their Norwich tickets, and inquire_ddas
way to the church. This they soon found, and ere3lo-110
bf
had taken off her shawl, or papa had settled hirasea
arm-chair, the pair who had thus outwitted them weseo
the aid of the sexton and pew-opener, made one. Tl,lllloof
turned back to the metropolis, to inform all whom ;"
concern that the lady had lost her name on the rouatiorfol'
course it was no use proceeding further, as her
friends would not know her.—Chelmsford Chronicle. „greet
numero.: or
IMPEDIMENTS TO THE GUANO TRADE.—A
of ships, chiefly American and English, are constantlY jilyeoeBl
cession waiting their turn at the islands ; and though A 12 tb
of 1,000 tons, after being ballasted, can be loaded thrott too
utthecutbecdliy
shoots in a couple of days, she has generally to wait e,
to to three months before her cargo is completed. The: eel%
fact, is clogged with obstructions from the first clis-orit"
of the ship to the final delivery of the cargo evertgeet' Tote
transaction being a distinct source of revenue to the Ich-nfio
firms which have secured the sole agency of the fefer'r,
government. Now, here is the point to press uponte
'
vian government. We don't ask them to reduce tDenecl'
for the production of wheat or potatoes, Peruvian guell,;;.t
at 19 ss. a ton, is the cheapest of all manures. We doe
quire them to give us a single ton of so valuable an a'ij t
at
nothing ; we are quite willing to pay for it, and
twice the quantity from them at the money if they ‘fe--„01
us it. All that we ask is, that they would reckon, onar
highest, but the average price they have realised per 0
the monopoly, fix that price, and levy it at the islands rilier°
applicants alike, flee of cost and risk to themselves.--P'
Mr. Caird.

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