The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-12 00:00:00

OVERLAND MAIL-

INDIA AND CHINA. 190
TRIESTE, Wednesday.—The steamer Au9tral,i,
has arrived. The Indian mail left Alexaouini-
Sept. 5, with dates from Calcutta, Aug. p." 13n;
bay, 13 ; Hong Kong, July 25 ; Singapore. Atir,:of
Mauritius, July 24 ; Melbourne, June 21; SY
June 19; nd New Zaland M 21.
In India a treatye is be , ayng negotiated with the
Momund chiefs, hitherto the only disturbers of
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peace on the north-west frontier. Burrnall 'seri
be made over to the Madras army. Oude is Pd.
fectly quiet, and our forces there are to be raductigt
Lord Canning's health is improved. The aolinor
report of trade at Calcutta shews great iniPrbd
ment. ElcbaDge at Calcutta 2s 11d. At 13113de6
imports dull. Money abundant. Exbsl3° •
2s lid.
In China, the rebels took possession of
pang on the 6th July, a step which brings t'oci
close to Souchou, the capjtal of the provinoe',4ol
outlet of commerce from ShiOghai. The Illll3`oo
fleet of 40 sail is cooped up rear Nankin.ii sor,
American house of Wetmore ant Co., lied sad
pended payments. Mr. Howard Cun:lingurt
been killed by the Chinese. Exchange `1:11dor
49 10td ; at Shanghae, 7s 4d. At Mauritiu: -
unprecedented, amounting to 125;000 tons.

Accounts from Frankfort say:-" It is positively s tit
that on the re-opening of the sittings of the Die 1004 .
question of gambling tables at the various wateringl 00
will be brought under consideration. A number ° oto
States of the Confederation have already enteral
separate agreements to suppress them." t '4,o'
A. military execution took place on Monday arraor,'
cennes, in the presence of a body of at least 6,000 ~,eO,O
marched from different quarters of Paris. The erl"s el,
a private of the 51st of the line, named Sureau, W2;.ife,
condemned for any military offence, but for a Yea ~,i7
murder committed upon an old woman who kept - ,e 4
shop at St. Maude. tabu
MALTA.-Capt. Thomas Graves, R.N., who was Sts tips
by a boatman, has expired. A. post moneys exalm: eret
will take place. There is a general fear that the 00 le,
will not be firm, but, under some plea or other, 'ts7(l, Dar
the murderer off from being hanged. It appeal's earll
been a cold, deliberately-planned murder, the nlan,j4kei
for some time past acted in an eccentric manner---4
off one side of his whiskers, allowing the other terieot
and doing various things to make it appear he wasciefell
his senses. and such, we hear, is to be his plan of
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The English, it is hoped, are not to be so ent °Ps, n
have a firm, determined, and clever chief secretarile. 'O,
he is looked up to, to see that strict justice is cr„,011/
some example be not made, none will feel safe If" .„
Or
stiletto of the assassin. : f
GLOUCESTER CATHEDRAL.-The restoration -14.0-4,
tester Cathedral is now completed, under the u„' ce51„"10
of Mr. Frederick S. Waller, F. 11.8., 8.A., of GOvire Pa,
architect to the cathedral. The whole of the 1 ,al9
been thoroughly cleaned of its coats of yellow a°01,41",
wash ; the stones replaced where absolutely neees?ty 0, re#
with great care, so as not to destroy the peculiart,r a„,pe
work. The lower portion of the large piers are ". 1, of
tint, resembling at first sight the red sandetonefae
stone is, however, all oolite, the colour being the , eisf
fire, produced by the burning of the Norman road. 9
existed before the present vaulting was erect ,e vAly,
efiect of the nave is much improved by the Weer' Oil
vaulting shafts which were discovered under til%ooo
wash, and which are now polished. The apperiltr,de
the crypt is very much improved by these al'eotratti
The cloisters, which are some of the finest and 1%0010
feet in the kingdom, are intended to be lighted thrie orod
the whole quadrangle by painted glass. The 1441° 001
of painted windows, when completed, will form ' Of
of the annunciation, life, death, and resurrection i
Saviour. vv.. ell
LIST OF PASSENGERS PER BALTIC, PROM i.,--if vir,
Mr. and Mrs. M. 0. H. Norton, two children t/„cl 7,,ie
vent, Miss Norton, Dr. Volney Spaulding, Me- a'leiln;fl
J. S. Lowrey, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Price, Miss ae6140
Mr. Alexander H. Sibley, Mrs. Tro% bridge, gr,iiet,;;ll
Macbeth, Mr. S. Zimmernan, Mr. R. G. Ben,,,e'ifilAl
Thomas A. Dale, Mr. George D. Parish, Mr- .1
idierosll
Mr. Charles A. Lord, Mr. T. D. Howell, gr..,---01.5 P
A ffold, Mr, V. M. Moore, Mr. E. Benjamin, Mr. lir. Pl'
Mr. W. M. Macpherson, Mr. .1 A. H. Bell, '' ,t, Iv' ,
Henry, Mr. Wm. Weightman, Dr. 0. Bronson,., ~ I, t
Tyler, Dr. Yeulor Gluck, Mr. James Kerr, 1".Y1
Holmes, Mr. H. W. Ridgway, Mr. E. B. gene le
V. Withers, Mr. G. A. V. Maurice, M. rallcilt
.4,11j11#
Mr. E. D. Dormoy, Mrs. Goff and son, Mrs. ': "Opil
Reilly, Miss Welch, Mr. Peter Welch, Mr. ThZi. We
Mr. C. A. Compton, Mr. Richard Duftou,, .
Lfert le
Toplis, Mr. Francis Lemoine, Mr. Simon :"'T;;01011/130/'
Hyman Mayer, Mr. Jacob W. Brown, air. Nor. gr. ,
Pearce, Mr. Rees Harris, Mr. Patrick Corrigan," old
Jackson, and Mr. Bowman Thompson.
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LAND TRANSPORT CORPS.-Another meetins -.t.„ eV
bers of the late Land Transport Corps has 107,-getijeol
the purpose of devising means to obtain "a recTre 4
their claims from thegovernment for the serail° 50A
by them in the Crimea during the late war. siOttrol
Reardon was called to the chair. The follow i°„° CY,741)
worded resolution was passed :-" In respect we I P' rf
the suffering of the men has been so disgraeetnapariA
present we decline to tell the trials, endnrfatoVo
privations we have encountered, but at sonic ;.- on; SI
the public will have a true description 0: fn` rj,
state. At present we require compensati;ieliti
clothes and necessaries we are allowed, ank..411800:,
been given to the foreigner. and our poor fr "oe 0 `ji
who left their own firesides to go in the he. is irl
do trench work, and no soldiers in her MaieStje frlt
had done more in the service of their countirSio..eiopy
Bercey proposed the next resolution, enna`,;" a gliet
businesslike-" That the foreigner has hne:,,e O'dy
and a good one too, the Army Works corps .-Detik .110
well as the Turkish Contingent ; and this 0-00 "Ai
opinion that the hard-working Land Tr The 060
should not be left in the field of despair." ..5.-iiicre
was put and carried unanimously, and a Dir'Larr" it)
i
on the necessity for a close union between the - .11
port Corps and the Turkish Contingent. ocirj 0;
THE CHURCH AND ITS CURATES.--The ~i 0 ,d$ 41
Gazette of the present month contains n°,-fory?
offers to curates, whose salaries have rcceu,t'fhe fel,
topic of considerable public discussion. ."tetritl' °
are specimens :-" A curate is wanted to servdugefLeo9
of ease, near each other, in the diocese of d, to
pend £50." "An assistant curate is viante. Arl 1, '
title for holy orders, with lodgings in the v!;coie 414,19,
and £2O would be a sufficient remunera.o P; e",
assistant curate is wanted immediately ford o'o4o
moderate population, in a beautiful part ,-,,-ie‘lifypt
midland counties, and close to a country to p'' &D:eri
must be decidedly evangelical, stipend l'"' 'O7
ior .„c d
with title is offered to a graduate of Oxford sot lr i 0 ij
of sound Church views, to assist the resinctien rat
of a populous parish, who would take an a'. Ore el;
in the schools, salary £70." " Wanted, "al edt, 0
evangelical curate for two small aericultr,oo:-o(Ajd
Lincolnshire. Decidedly evangelical prig 'r '9
sable. Salary £70." " Wanted, an assiaLtao 00,00;014
one of the most agreeable villages 00° s or 7011.05/1 ,
South Hants ; no person of extreme viesqj the t 5 ii
not some independent means, need apply' - vrtwaledriloit
small." The Archdeacon of Worcesterleo n..f, VA
liberal than any of his clerical brethren
ii;ipist'olo) !
pectO
offers £llO a-year to a curate " whose -sad e;por
and private, will be at once awakening oargto
where the population is 6,000 and the 0111)111e 34 to
archdeacon adds, "In consequence 04, is toin.-0117'
applications on a former occasion, I A aen
intimated that those which are considered
not be answered."