The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-04 00:00:00

(QUEENSTOWN).
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CORK

ARRIVED.--QCt. I
Theresa, Lindburg, Al
Ismael; Sivan, Tumbrid
Davis, Cronstadt; Jane
Vidolich, Taganroz. 0_ _
Callao; Predeletta, Barbarovich
GRANG

ARRIVED.—Oak, Lei
SAILED.—Marie, S.S
Mercer, for Rotterdam.

St. John's, N.B
Smith, Putt, Cephalo
John Davis, Hu
, Alexandria.
MO UTH, Oct. 1.
hton, from Cronstadt.
Jaeger, for Wolgast ;

GLASGOW, Oct. 2.
ARRIVED.— Thaleatris, Craigie, from Barbadoot
molasses. Sailed 23rd August, on 22nd September, °J
the ship St. Andrew, lat. 49.7; long.' 33.16. SO,'
spoke, the brig Anne, with loss of gibboom, in lat. 49.11'
32-59. Lusitania, Cook, from Villa Nova, at aree
Oct. 3, Elizabeth., Brown, from Montreal, at Clyde.

GREENOCK. .4
SAILED.—Oct. 1 : Ann -41‘Lean, M•Gaw, for Adel'
Marchioness of Clydesdale, Ferguson, for Shedioc;
Bennett, for Newfoundland ; Lady Arnherest, Reid, for„
Philip ; Calypso, Shaw, for Demerara ; COningWOOdl „
for Mauritius. Oct. 2: Mischief, Turner, for, Nelbolirf
Venus, Rancliff, for Gibraltar. Oct. 3: Asia, Watt'
Calcutta; Eagle, Lang, for Port Philip.

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MODEL LODGING HOUSES :—The Daily
tains an article to-day, on this subject, giving
a proposed plan for the- establishment of Model
Houses in Dublin. To £5OO given by her Majesty I
purpose, £lOO has been added by Miss Burdett Coutts,
£2O by Mr. Vance, M.P., who has also given a house
free, for the trial of the first experiment, Accommodt
in this new Model Lodging House will be Rrovided for •
families, and ddeit tinnily is to have a sitting•room
two bed-rooms for itself. Baths will also be provided;
none above the grade of artisans will be admitted.
this, as your contemporary says; rateh good maY
augured, but as to the new establishment being made
supporting." a very general idea with i egard to all to.'
of this sort in Ireland, you may put that down as ti
piece of anticipation which will never be realized.
THE RECENT SUICIDE IN FRENCH-STREET.—At les
clue to the identification of the wretched man who shot
self recently in a disreputable house in the above
been obtained. Some tini6 a
is stated), a clerk of the M'
Jedburgh, in the .soutl-
upon one of the }'

no On the 25th
rs. Mein, wool mer,
and, committed two f

Ind absconded with the P
ceeds, amounting to £7lB. lie had not siU been 101
of, although the usual search after him had been oitt
The persons whom he robbed in Jedburgh having ter!
through the papers the particulars of the suicide here,
read the deScription of the deceased, suspected that heniil
be the culprit ; and one of the directors of the Jedbta
bank, who is also a magistrate of that borough, but Nvli
name 'we could not ascertain, arrived in Dublin on Sat
day, and, having seen the miniature of the suicide, at a'
pronounced it so be that of the absconding clerk. Ile
recognised the deceased's handwriting in the ni.rooranall
book, and states that there can be no doubt whatev-r as
the identity. One of the Messrs. Mein is to arrive
Dublin to-clay, when the body will be again exhiuned
identification. We are informed that the unfortunats 0
MacFarlane, as he may now be called, was married,
has left a wife and one child. The amount of the salary
enjoyed in Messrs. Mein's- employment is stated to
been £45 per annum.
DEATHS BY DROWNING.--A• woman was found drova
in the Liffey on Saturday, opposite Sir John Rogers°
quay. A man met with a similar fate in the basin of
Royal Canal yesterday. • As yet the identity of neither
been proved,

rhe Bank of Ireland has folio'
gland in raising the rat
r cent. Loans on the sect
however, made at four per CC
;.—His Excellency and S'
for Galway, to visit AO?

]SATs or DISCOUNT
the example of the Bank of Er
interest on all bills to fiy
of Government Stock an
THE VICEREGAL PROGRES
left Limerick on Saluda
en route. He will,
Tribes to-day

it is expected, leil;e the Ci

THE LATE PARTY AFFRAY IN AR3IAGH
tion into this event took place at Hillsborough, on MO
when, according to the Armagh ,Guardian, the folli
particulars were elicited. It appeared, from the stag
of Mr. Rea, who appeared for George and James Rol
that on Sunday the 11th inst., George Reynolds was
to visit a Sunday-school, Kilmarlin ; that shortly aft
left his house, he overtook one Connolly, who came uP
him, jostled him, and asked him to fight
refused, but Connolly would have no refusal.
Reynolds to fight, in every way he possibly
last he consented to fight in a meadow convenient to
Lagan. Previous to their beginning to fight,
went over into Broomhedge, and tid some of his
antes of the circumstances, who came back wit
see that he would get fair play. When they came to
river, Reynolds would not allow them to come oval t
world go alone, and endeavour to get home without fight' I
He left the party, in company with his brother and two P
swohnesnnpamreed Curry
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Ireaand large lvvaarstyproocfeemdeinngstloainindie;l
1
the ditches wattiug for them to come. James Connolly,
Bernard Connolly, jun., and John Catnev, came out of 1`
crowd in the direction of Reynolds and his party. Reyli°',
leaped over the ditch into his own field, to avoid the party,
Jamas Connollyleaped afterhim, struck him and knocked
down. Bernard and °Riley then came and beat him, cro
out—" Kill him." Shortly they left off with
commenced on his brother, John Reynolds, whom they 0.,
most unmercifully. He managed, however, to got
from them, and ran off, fearing they would kill him.
ney then ran at Weir,--and struck him as he was geto
over a ditch, knocked him down the other side, leaped
tti
him, and kicked him several times when down. He o
raised him. up, knocked him down again, kicked hink_s,
broke his ribs. A woman came up, shouting, "
murder him," and threatoned to swear against the
When Reynolds's party saw the other party beating by
they came to his assistance ; but, soon as they saw titer
coming, they ran off for their lives and got home. to,S
nolds and Weir went home and swore informations agliod
the party now charged. After evidence to this effect
been given, the magistrates decided to send the case
quarter sessions. the
ANOTHER GREAT FAIR.—The Cork Constitution
~11a5
ad-
following :—" Some of the finest land in this country lies of
joining the railway junction at Tipperary, the prone 44
the Right Hon. the Earl of Derby. It is stated that tbe
to the success of the Great Munster Fair the directors ca ij
Great Southern and Western Railway are in treaty with
flea
lordship for a considerable portion of this property, for
purpose of establishing two or three fairs in the year, sire
to the one just terminated in. Limerick. Horse races will 3,11
be established there, and the ground will be devoted to sue,
purposes of amusement and commerce, as will tend to ,
crease the traffic on the line. The Railway Junction Fla
would be of considerable importance to breeders of cat
and sheep in this county."
1561
THE WEATHER has frozen very severely during".
night. In the suburban districts, the grass has a Agfto
covering. This may have the effect of checking the
disease, as, according to competent judges, frost is anti*"
nistie to it. " •

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LIVERPOOL.—The advance of 'Saturday has be,.;
steadily maintained to day, and a considerable business 'l"3
been done in London and Noah Western, Midlands, ',1:4
Lancashire and Yorkshire Stocks. The sales of the '
were :—Caledonian, 2b-a ,4.; Eastern Counties, 14-
East Lancashire, 16 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 64 4 114
c . 4; 634. London and North Western, 10
34 44c, 1033- 4c ; Midland, 601 60 591 I ; South Easter
Stock, 13 17.18. 9. 16. 3.
MANCI-lEBTER.—The market opened dull this poll;
ping, and very little business was done. In the afternoo° j
considerable improvement took place, and the market einct
firm :---Bristol and Exeter, 92; Eastern Counties, 12;i
Lancashire, 16 ; Laneas.iire and Yorkshire, 64 31, :4 45 „;
London and North Western, 104 -3 ; Ditto Qrs. C. 9-11, `i
Man. Sheff. and Lincoln New £6 pref. ip ; Mid!and
Consols, 60 591 60 71,-, ; South Eastern, x.d. IV 17 15480
18 1-16th s ; Manchester and Liverpool Dis. Bank, n-',.or
DUBLIN, Oct. I.—Consols, 934; . per Cent Stock '1;
account, 94,1 ; City Debentures 4 per cent. of £92 6s 2d, ,
Ballast Office Debentures of ditto, (Gov. Sec.), 97; °,e1.11;
Min, Co., lapd. 33 ; Min. Co. of Ireland, £7. pd.
Irish South—Eastern Railway, £ll. pd., 6 ; Waterford
Trampre, for account, XI. pd., 2..
GLASGOW.—Fair business doing. Caledo
Glasgow and South Western, 62.1 k; North B

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