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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

GRAND 1 uRIES IN IRELAND.

Mr. Fazan appealed to Mr. Bowyer, who had a motion for the intro-
daction e" a bill on the Stls,j3Ct of Grand Juries in Ireland, on the
paper for to-morrow evening, to postpone it, in order that the second
reading of ,the Ministers' Money (Ireland) Bill might come under
discussion.

Mr. Bowyer, considering the importune of the hon. member's bill,
consented to postpone his motion.

FRAUDULENT BREACHES OF TRUST.

Mr. Fagan then made a simi'ar appeal to the Attorney-General,
who hal given notice far to-morrow, of a bill to make fraudn'e
breaches of trust criminally pun sba'3le.

The Attorney-General said, if it %ere the opini n of the house that
the bill of the hon. member should come on first, he would give way ;
but he hoped the house would indulge him with its patience, after the
debate on the Ministers' Money Bi.l, if it closed at any reasonable
period.

MINISTRATION OF ESTATES OF DECEASED PERSONS.

In answer to Mr. George Clive,

The Attorne,-General said he had oftsa thought that the difference
between sneciality and simple contrvt debts rom the administration
of the estates of deccased persons, should be aboli lyni. That distiGe-
don existed in courts of law, but not of equity. It was his intention,
immediately a ter tha Wi.itsunt reces,,, to introduce a bill to
remedy that and other evils.

LUNATIC ASYLUMS*

In answer to Mr. B.amish,
The Attrhey-General for Ireland said, that from the quantity of
Susi: ess yet to be done by the Conrufss;oners appointed to enquire
into the expenditure upon lunatic a‘ylums in Ireland, he saw uo
prospect in having the report tor useful purposes that session.

THE ESTIMATES.
Mr. Wilson brought up the civil service revenue and miscellaneous
estimates.

THE VICTORIA CROSS.

Major Knox asked whether there was any objection to publish a list
of officers and men whose names had been sent in by their respective
commanding officers to the authorities for the honour of the Victoria
Cross, but who had not been selected tor that distinguished honour.

Sir Joha Ramsden thon ht it would not be desirable to pnblish such
a RA ; fur, though it would be gratiling to those included in it, it
would give disappointment to many who were not less deserving,
but who ware bad fortunate.

DISEASES IN TUE ARMY.

Mr. Faster asked if the repot t on the pathology of the diseases of the
army In he Ea t by Dr. Aitkin aad Dr. Lyons had been printed, and
if he had any objection to lay it on the table of the house.
Sir John Ramsden said that the report had been printed, and there
would be no objection to its production if the bon. member won'd
Dam for it.

PNDOWED SCHOOLS IN MILANO.

In reply to Mr. Waldron,
The Attorney-General for Ireland said that the report of the com-
mission on the subject of endowed schools la Ireland bad been
delayed for two months in consevence of the illness of one of the
leading commissioners.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS AND OTHERS.

TRACY AND BALDWIN,
~v e. EMIGRATION AGENTS,
No. 60, WATERLOO-ROAD, LIVERPOOL,
- Despatch the following splendi4 'hips punctually :

THE "BLACK BALL" LINE OF PACKETS,
Sailing on the First and Sixteenth of each Month.
FOR NEW YORK,

GREAT WESTERN W. G. FURBEK .. 1650 tons, Ist June
I AAC WRIGHTC.
C. A. MARSHALL' 1300 tons, 16th June
-
HARVEST QUEEN E. Yourro.. 1600 tons, Ist July.
ISAAC WEBB . .. .J. M. Baysn. ....1450 tons, 16th July
MANHATTAN T. Dixoer 1450 tons, Ist August
COLUMBIA C. Hurcnrersow 1100 tons, 16th August
FIDF,LIA ' W. A. MAccrcc lOOO tone, 21st August
NEPTUNE F. W. Pssaohy 16 0 tons, let Sept.
JAMES FOSTER, Jun., E. ABREL 1600 tons, 16th Sept
YORKSHIRE JAMES BavArer.. 1050 tons, Ist October
Passengers are supplied by the Vessel, without extra charge,
with the following Provisions, each week during the voyage, viz.-
3& pounds Bread 14 pound Peas 2 ounces Salt '
1 pound Flour 11 pounds Beef f ounce Mustard
If pounds Oatmeal 1 pound Pork 4 ounce Pepper
lf pounds Rice I pound Sugar I gill Vinegar
I
2 pounds Potatoes I 2 ounces Tea
and 21 quarts Water, exclusive cf what is necessary for cooking
purposes.
N.B.—Mess Utensils mid Bedding to be provided by the Pas-
sengers.

• For Fares, and to secure Berths, either in the Steerage, Second
Cabin, or Private Rooms for Families, apply, postpaid to and fro,
TRACY & BALDWIN. 60. Waterloo road
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

A LUXURY FOR SMOKERS.
BAKER'S CUT CAVENDISH and BAKER'S

VIRGINIA BIRD'S EYE,

THESE CELEBRATED TOBACCOS CAN NOW BE HAD

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FROM THE SOLE AGENT,

S. SALOMON, CIGAR MANUFACTURER,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

WEST OF IRELAND STEAM NAVIGATION
031.- COMPANY.
012 p ADDITIONAL STEAM COMMUNICATION

BETWEEN
THE WEST OF IRELAND & LIVERPOOL DIRECT.
The public is hereby informed that the above compeny.will place
on the station between Liverpool and Galway, the splendid and
powerful first-class clipper screw steamer ALMA, 600 tons burthen,
and 20U horse power. The speed of thi-, vessel is 14 miles per hour ;
she has most superior accommodation for 74 first class passengers,
and shippers will, on inspection, find the ALMA most suitable for
carrying general cargo, cattle, &c., &c.
The ALMA will leave Liverpool for Galway every Saturday morning,
and return from thence on • ach Wednesday.
For freight or passage apply to S. Salt, Manager, West of Ireland
Steam Navigation Company, Galway and Westport; John Orrell
Lever, Corn Exchange, Manchester; or here to
JOHN ORRELL LEVER, Clarence Basin.
Livetw,ol, 31st March ,1857.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

CAPITAL CONVICTION.

At the Central Crimir,ni r , lay, George Baste,
95, seaman, wt, i:tdi hod for tee e..,;.1 eturder of Samuel
Long. He was alio charged with-the like offence upon
the coroner's inquisition. Mr. Atherton, QA., and Mr.
Petersdorff conducted the prosecution on behalf of the
Board of Admiralty. The prisoner was defended by Mr.
Sleigh. The facts of the case lay in a very narrow com-
pass. It appeared that the deceased was a corp iral of
marines, belonging to the Slauey gtriboat, and the prisoner
was a seaman on board the same vessel, which at the time
of the fatal oc nirrence was fitting oat at Woolwich to be
despatched to China. On the 23rd of April, at about nine
o'clock at night, while the people belonging to the Slaney
were on board a hulk called the Hebe, near the Slaney,
and they were about to go to their hammocks fir the night,
a cry of murder,was raised, and the prisoner and deceased
were $O3ll standing togeV er, and the latter staggered
and fell to the ground. It was proved, upon examina-
tion, that ho 1111 received a melt dangerous stab
from a bayonet in the belly, and on the following
day he died from the effects of the injury he had
received. Toe prisoner did not attempt to deny that his
was the hand that committed the dead, but when he was
spoken to, he exclaimed, ' I have had my revenge, and I
don't care if lam 'scragged' for it to morrow morning."
He at first, it appeared, refused to give up the bayonet,
but at length he did so, and he was then secured, and
sent on board the guard ship Fisgard. It seemed that
the prisoner had formerly belonged to the Fisgard, and he
was removed to the Slaney with a vie v of preeawing him
to the rank of a quartermaster. It was found in the
course of the case that the unhappy deceased had reported
the prisoner to his superior officer for some misconduct,
and that he had been put in irons, and was only released
at noon on the day the dreadful occurrence happened The
deceased was absent from the 'vessel at this time, and it
appeared that alm )st immediately after he came on board
the prisoner made the attack upon him, and that the bayo_
net t elonging to the deceased was taken by him from the
place where it had been deposited, and made use of for the
purpose. Mr. Sleigh made a v,-,ry feeling appeal to the
jury in behalf c f the prisoner, and he earnestly urged them
to find the prisoner guilty of manslaughter, and not to
carry him to the scaffold by returning a verdict of wilful
murder. The learned Judge having summed up, the jury
almost immediately found the prisoner guilty. The usual
proclamation was then made, and the prieoner was sen—
teaced to death in the usual form, and he was ordered to
be delivered into the custody of the sheritt of Kent for
that purpose. Ha heard the sentence pronounced without
betraying the slightest emotion.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

Coirrinercfal Enteiffaence.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—MAY 13
The market continues very steady, but without animation, the
demand to-dly has been fair, and with average Rupples, prices ere
unchanged. The sales—including 300 Pernambucos bid to 80, 10)
Maranhanos Sid, 400 Egyptians 9tl to lq 1, 1,500 Swats 5d to 61d—
are reported 7,000 bales, of which 2,000 are on speculation and for
e \ port.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARBET.—MAY iB.
SUGAIL—The demand hss revived with considerable animation, a
large business has neon done, and the slight decline previously
noticed has been more than recovered ; including Saturday's business,
the .ales comprise 30 hhds Demerara at 57s 61 to sgs, and 60 hhds
Porto R co at 62s 6d ; ;and for arrival vv, have to report. 7,000 mats
Mauritius for an outrort, at 57s 61 for Muscovado, to 618 6d for grainy,
1,.'00 bags Bengal (syrups and CA's, °ore) at bus 6d to 63e, and 9,800
bags Brazil, from 38s 61 to 3.9 s 61 per cwt in bond.
MOLASSlis.—Nottling has occurred.

ft est.-10 uneheom Demerara have realised previous rates.
CoFFEE.— 1,350 bags Rig h ve been taken for arrival at 52s per cwt.
Rtes.—The vales consist of 2,300 bags old Bengal, part all faults, at
11s 3d for sound, and Ifs to 10s 3d for first class damaged. with 1,36)
b:gs to ar iv.: at 134 9d, and 3,000 bags old Necrans:e on the spot at
11s 3d to 11- 6d p:r cwt.
I N,EED. We have also to report 800 bags In'erior Bambay at
653 6d, 800 bags Calcutta, all faults, at 55s to sfis for first class.
RAPE-850 bags at 65s for sound, and 58s to 593 per quarter for first
class damaged.

15'55.

Stock on hand Casks.. ; 46,680
Delivery last week
Do. from Ist June..
Arrival last week ..
Do.from let June 95,39g
P, ice Y.C. per cwt
Do. Town
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

BIRTHS.

On the 24th ult , at Clifton, if,taten Island, New York, the wife of
George Young, Esq., of G asgnw, of a daughter.
On the Bth tnst., ttu wife of Mr. Edward Edwards, of a daughter.
On the 12th inst , at Clarend‘ n Vi las, Kensington Park, the wife
Sydney Smith, Esq , jun , of a son.
On the 13th inst , at Welthank, in the county of Chester, the wife
of Joseph St. John Yates, Ksq., of a son.

MARRIAGES.
On the 22nd ult., at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, by the Rev. T.
Tobin, Mr. John Rimmer, of the Wheat Shea: Inn, Cunning-street,
Rirkenbe-d, to Clara, only daughter of Mr. John Royal Andrews, 8,
Canning,treet, Everton.

On the tOth- inSC.,bithe Old Church, by the Fe/. J. F. Amos,
M.A., Mr. Willia.n.Ualth to Miss Ann Wheeler, both of this town.

DEATHS.
On the 11th inat., Mr. Forbes George Graut, of Peterhead, Reing
a m• mber of the M riners' Divis,on, Sons of Temperance, and St.
Ge irge's Temple of Honour, he was followed to the grave in the
Park road Chapel, Dingle, by upwards of 150 of the brethren, clothed
in the mo inning regalia of the orders, which had a most impoting
apearance.

On the 15th inst., at Lessey Villa, Rock Ferry, Cheshire, aged ;6,
G orge, fourh son of the late Mr. John Herd, of this town.
On the 15th inv., Susan Lecras, ;life of Aar;new St. Lernonius,
q., ercromby.sr; taw e.
On the 17th itist„ at his residence, Manchester-street, Mr. Thomas
So ton, aged a) years.
og the 9th inst , at Walsall, Staffordshire. after a lingerieg illness.
In his 27th ear, Mr. Thos. Brookes, of the firm of IlellrY and Thomas
Brookes, Sydney, X.S.W.

03. Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are Only inserted when sent
ts) oar Ottlee duly authenticated.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

THIS DAY, AND FOLLOWING DAYS,

It is reapectfolly announced that the selection of Farislan and
London NOVELTIES for the season will be OPENEL for
INSPECTION.

R. J. NODDER,

Flaying received the newest Fashions, selected by himself, from
the first houses in Paris and London, has great pleasure in pre-
senting them for the approbation of the Nobility and Gentry of
Liverpool and surrounding district.
81, CHURCH STREET.

EAUTIFUL PILE CARPET

ON SALE AT
DOBSON'S EVERTON CLEANSING WORKS,
A VELVET PI!.E CARPET,
Almost new, of superior quality, 21 fo• t 3 inches by 14 feet 6 inches

Also. a BR-USSI7 Ls CARPET CHEAP.
N. 8.- Carpets bought and so:d on Commission.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

TO MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS, AND THE TRADE.

LOUIS SELIG,
WHOLESALE TOY, TO AND FANCY WAREHOUSE,
44 and 46, LIME STREET (one stair up), first entry from Elliot Street,
Has constantly on hand as follows :—..TOBACCONIST ARTICLES of every description; TOYS, too
numerous to mention ; PORTMONIES of all qualities ; LADIES' BAGS, in Plush, Morocco leather, and
American cloth, steel and brass framed ; FANCY BASKETS, in immense variety ; WALKING STICKS ;
English and foreign CHINA FIGURES and ORNAMENTS ; WAX FIGURES under glass shades; Wax,
Crying, and leather DOLLS all sizes; new Transparent (light) PICTURES; STATIONERY articles of
every description; all kinds of English, French, and German fancy BR tCELETS, BROOCHES, and
TRINKETS, for presents, too numerous to mention. Shopkeepers will find this the cheapest wholesale
place in Liverpool.
OIISEAVE-44 and 46 LIME STREET. opposite the Edinburgh Castle Hotel. One stair
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

SUMMER
.F ASH

lONS

THE LIVERPOOL CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
BATE, DUGDALE, & TT UGHES
TAILORS, WOOLLEN-DRAPERS,
HOSIERS, GLOVERS, SHIRT MAKERS,

AND

GENER AL OUTFIT TERS
63 AND 65, LORD-STREET.

COATS COATS 1 I COATS !! !
Superfine Black DRESS and FROCK COATS
FlACioth RABE RFIELD WALKING COATS .. .. •
Black and Fancy Mixture ROCHFOR COATS .. •
Fashionable OXFORD COATS • .. •• •• •
Doeskin and Tweed SHOOTING COATS .. .. • • .
Melton Cloth KERTCH JACKETS .. .. .. •
AMERICAN SAC, in various materials .. • • • • •
Alpaca and Light Zephyr HOUSE COATS .• •
BusEell Cord and Alpaca BUSINESS COATS • • •

from £0 17 0

1 16 6

0 u, 6

0 6 0

WAISTCOATS !
Fancy QUILTING and CASHMERE VESTS ..
Light Figured SILK DRESS VESTS .. .•
Buff and White MARSEILLES VESTS .. • •
Plain and Fancy COLOURED MOIRE VESTS ..
Rich Black SILK MOIRE VESTS
Black SATIN and CORD SILK VESTS
DOESKIN and Light TWEED VESTS .. • •

do. 10 6
do. 0 7 6
do. 0 9 6

dck 0 5 6

TROUSERS !
Black CASSIMERE and DOESKIN PANTAFALOONS
SCOTCH TWEED and SHEPHERD PLAID PANTALOONS
Bordered DOESKIN and TWEED PANTALOONS ... .•
OXFORD MIXTURES and STEEL GREY PANTALOONS
FANCY MIXTURES and Light DOESKIN PANTALOONS do
RIBBED DOESKIN and SATARA PANTALOONS

do. 12 b

do ) 1I 6

OVERCOATS, TALMAS, CAPES, &c.;
WATERPROOF TWEED & ZEPHYR TALMAS
MELTON CLOTH and TWEED CAPES, with Sleeves ..
ALDERSHOT SAC. in various materials .. .. .. ..
Fine CLOTH and MELTON PONCHOS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

STEAM UNDER 60 DAYS ECLIPSED I

The MARCO POLO, of this Line, sailed with the steam
ship ROYAL CHARTER, from Melbourne, and
arrived in Liverpool F- " 'My, -sr-Te. her!
The SIR W. F. WILLIAMS sailed rifLeen days after
the steam ship ROYAL CHARTER, and arrived the
same day—beating her Fifteen days !
The JOSEPH TARRATT sailed from Liverpool Two
days after the steamer IST AMBOUL, from London
and arrived at Melbourne the day before her—beat-
ing her Three days

PASSAGE MONEY £l4 AND UPWARDS.
"FLACK BALL " LINE OF BRITISH AND
AUSTRALIAN EX-ROYAL MAIL PACKETS.
To the consignment of Mackay, Bainep and Co.

Sailing from LiVerpool on tha sth of each Month.
FOR MELBOURNE,
Conveying Goods to GnawNo, forwarding Passengers by steam to
all ports in

AUSTRALIA, TASMAYIA, and NEW ZEALAND,

At Ship's expense.
Ship. Tonnage. Captain. Date.
MARCO P0L0.....
JAMESTON..
DONALD M'BAY
OLIVER LANG

The above Line is composed of
THE LARGEST, THE FINEST, AND FASTEST MERCHANT

SHIPS TN THE WORLD.
PACKET OF THE sra JUNE.

(Receiving goods up to the Ist, if not previously full.)
-3,',
-.lts,'
tAI.
_., The far-famed clipper Ship
MARCO POLO,
J. CLARKE, Commander;
1,625 tons register; bas just come oat of the Graving Dock, having
been re-classed, and pat in the most perfect order. Her last passaze
home was made in 76 days, the fastest this year, and beating the
steamer Royal Charter (which sailed with her) Eight days. Her
last and previous ontanrd cargoes having been delivered perfectly
free from dAmage, she presents an oppo-tnnity rarely met wi'h to
shippers of fine goods; her a:commodations are unsurpassed.
All risks of river craft or lighterage to be borne by the shippers.
Apply to the owners _ _ _

JA\IES BAINES and CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

ESTABLISFIPD 20 S'EA'TS.

imomN:ityhesitc.eraLshoetffii \BC:r;lrt.Citi'age:., JWo
43(
di Ise r ,
r
any destript on of Valuable Property. in su, of not less than .elO
105, up to any amouar.—Apply to 5, Parr ,treet (private house).
among safes for the deposit of valuables.

ADELPHI LOAN AND DISCOUNT
COMPANY-(LINIIITD),

HEAD OFFICE:

38,. RENSHAW S 1 Rt.ET, LIVERPOOL.
BRANCH OFFICES :
MANCHESTER AND ST. HELENS.

This Company has now a Capital of 475,000, v ith power
to increase it to a Quarter of a Million Sterling. The present
amount of business transacted equa.. to 4130,000 per annum.
LOANS GRANTED on Approved Security (and on the sboitest
notice), in Sums from 45 to 41,000, at the following charges:—
Entire Charge,
Including Form of Application.
410 repayable at ss. per week .. 40 12 6
.420 IP ss. „ 1 4 0
.450 „ 20s. „ 2 18 6
£lOO „ 40s. „ 515 0
4200 80s. „
And upwards, in the same proportion.
Advances can be obtaiced, to be repaid by other Instalments than
weekly, or for fixed and longer periods.
BILLS DISCOUNTED.
Parties residing in the country can be accommodated on paying a
reasenah!e extra charge for travelling expenses.
For Prospectuses and other information apply to the Head Office
as above.

CHRIS. ELLISON, Manager,
JOHN ELLISON. Secretary.

LIVERPOOL LOAN COMPANY

HRAD OFFICE-LORD-STREET CHAMBERS, 87, LORD-
STREET. LIVERPOOL.
BRANCU OFFICE-43, MARKET-STREET, MANCHESTER.

CAPITAL, £50,000.
Loans advanced from £2O to .e 50n, to be repaid in Twelve months,
by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instalments.

BILLS DISCOUNTED.

Loans advanced from .elOO to £1,10(). to extend ever period of
one, two, or three years, at 5 per cent.
For Prospectuses. ttze„apply personally or by letter to
_ _

JOHi_i_THEP:TOg,
87. LORD-STRFET, LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL TRADESMAN'S LOAN
COMPANY. (LIMITED.)

FFicEs-28, SOUTH CASTLF-STREET. LIVERPOOL.
PAID-Ur CAPITAL, Je3?h,ooo.

LOANS granted upon Approved Personal or Collateral
Security in Sums of from £2O to 4500, to be repaid
by Weekly, Monthly, orQuarterly Instalments. '
INTEREST at the rate of Five per Cent per Annum will be allowed
upon all Menies deposited with the Company.
Application to be made personally, or by letter tol
WILLIAM S. CIIALKLEY, Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

ROBERT A. MUNN & CO.,
(Late Cunard, Munn, & C 0.,)
IR • BROKEitS FOR THB SALE OF SHIPS,
STEAMERS, &c., AND SHIP VALUERS,
3, YORK-BUILDINGS, DALE-STREET,

LIVERPOOrs.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

TO BAKERS, FLOUR DEALERS, AND OTHERS.

MO be LET, immediately, Two excellent Corner
BREAD and FLOUR SHOPS, sitra'ed in populous
neighbourhoods, and doing a good bn.iness. The present tenant
leaving Liverpool.—For particulars apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13A
BAsnett-street, corner of Leigh-street.

pA RKGAT E.—TO be LET, a large twelve-room
FAMILY HOUSE, in complete repair, only £25
per annum, opposite the River Dee, with good garden (and field if
required), suitable for a respectable lodging butts°. Also. ON SALE,
Freehold LAND for ene house, with a quantity of Bricks, Sre.—Apply
to Mr. W. Johnson, wholesale haberdasher and healer, 14, Duke.
street, Liverpool.

BEECH-LANE, AIGBURTH.—TO be LET or
SOLD, a detached HOUSE, containing good
dining and drawing rooms, eight bedrooms, dressing room, and water
closet ; coach house, two-stalled stable, well-stocked garden, in excel-
lent bearing ; hothouse with choice collection of vines. Rent Jeluo
per annum.—Apply to Mr. Kaye, solicitor, 12, Castle-street; or to
Mr. Hill, plumber, opposite the Aigbarth Hotel.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

TII TJ S; 1) A Y

On THURSDAY ocx,. the 21st instant. at Ons o'cllck, at the
Brokers' Office, 16 Exehang3..bnildinzi.
10 Tons Fine Old Dry Para INDIA RUBBER.
J. H. RAYN It & CO., 13ro`4era

_
FOR SALE, the fine last sailing clipper Barque
t p 4
reRECOR, 457 tos 482 tons N.m. length of keel
„e:fit4, and foDridte 131 feet 60. m., inches, breadth; 27 feet 6 inches
• 744 depth 13 feet. Built at Sunderland in 1355 under special
ourvey, and classed A 1 nine years at Lloyd's, thoroughly copper
(asteued and yellow metalled to 16 feet, is a very fast sailer, having
made a oa,sage from Bombay to Liverpool fi 94 days, has a half poop
and topgallant forecastle, and a desirable vessel for the East India.
trade; lying in the West India dock, London.—For further particulars
Apply to CUNARD, WILSON & Co., Brokers for the Purchase and
Sale of Ships, 5, York buildings, Dale street.

FOll. SALE, the Ship MELBOURNE, is long
j ~.. and favourably known in the Australian and China
; \
4
trades, 495 tons register; has justcontinued A 1
' at Lloyd's for three years, and sheathed with three
years' yellow metal ; has always been well found and
taken care of, and only parted with in consequence of being too small
for owners' purposes ; would be given in part of each .nge for a
large ship.-. She is now in Dumbarton Dock, where she can be seen
till about the 14,h inst.—For pi, tcnlars apply to Messrs. Potter,
Wilson and Co. ; or here to CUNARD, WILSON & CO., Brokers
for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, 5, York-buildings, Dales-street,
Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

TO QIIIIBI.C.

To be succeeded by First-class Packets every Ten days during the
Season. In connection with the Grand Trunt Railway Company.

THROUGHOUT FATF.B PROM LIVERPOOL :—•
To Belleville .€s 5 01'o Montreal —4'4 5 0
„ Bradford .... 5 5 0„ ...... 5 3 0
„ Brcekville

„ Collingwood.. 5 9 0
„ Chatham
„ Cornwa'l ......... „, 4 n 0
„ Georgetown .. 5 5 (.
„ Hamilton 5 1 0
„ Kingston .. 416 0
„ London 5 8 0
„ St. John, N.B 7 7 0
„ Chicago 6 0 0
_ . _ .

Ottawa 4 15 0
„ Port Hope . 4 19 0
„ Pre con
„ Pichmond
„ Stratford
~ Toronto
„ Woodstock
„ Detroit
, Milwaukie ..

Parties-takiug their passage by the above Packets, can dep •nd
upon good treatment and quick despatch, both from this port and on
arriving at Quebec. _ . _

he -Manager of the Grand Trunk Railway Company at Quebec
takes charge of Passengers and their Luggage, and forwards them
immediately, per rail, to their destination, free of further charges.
Owing to the fluctuation in the price of passage, these rates may
vary ss. to 10s., more or less.—Apply to

SABEL AND CORTIS,
19, Water-street, and 3, Regent Road.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

NEW DE P-ARTMENT.
of-CRIPPS begs to state that he-has now ADDED the FANCY DRESS DEPARTMENT to
„ those of SILKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES, and FURS, and that be has opened it by a very favourable
purchase of part of the Stock of Messrs. Johnson and Nephew, Bankrupts, London, at a discount of 33 per cent. from the cost price.
It includes every variety of N, rwieh SPRING DRESSES, in Double Skirts and Flounces. Plain French DE LA INES, in
all colours Paturle end Co.'s make, Plain end En broidered Fit nen MERINOS, Elegant French .BAREGE ROBES, last ear's
pat rns, at nearly half price, and every variety of Dress suitable for Mourning.
He has also bought several thousand pounds' worth of New SILKS, being a Manufacturer's Stock, very much under the
present price. The above are marked in Plain Figures. at the Deduced Prices.
WAREHOUSE FOR FANCY DRESSES, SILKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES. AND FURS.
1 4 AND 16, BOLD S TREET, L.LVERPO L.
JOHN CRIPPS, Prtontirrort.

TICE 0 F REM 0 V AL
FROM 59 TO 27, ST. ANN'S-STREET,
OF THE

FRENCH AND ENGLISH ARTIFICIAL FLOWER

AND
MILIT ARY -FEATHER ESTABLISHMENT,
(WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,)
27, ST. ANNE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
GEORGE GRINDLE (late BURGESS), the longest established in the trade in Liverpool, and late-of
Manchester, begs respectfully to inform the public and his numerous supporters, that he has on band at his
NEW EST ABLISHMENT,
27, ST. AN
a splendid assortment of FRENCH and ENGLISH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, in every variety, which he is now
OFFERING at UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES. This[affords an opportunity to Milliners and others that has seldom been met
with of late years in this town ; and a visit to his Establishment. No. 27, Sr. ANNE-STREET, will satisfactorily bear out this statement.
FEATHERS CLEANED and DYED to any Pattern under an hour. . .
Ostrich Funeral Plumes. Hatters', Milliners', and all kinds of Fancy Feathers Manufactured on the Premises.
Ostrich Feathers in the raw state purchased in large or small quantities.
N.H.—A new Hearse for Sale. Price One Hundred and Sixty Guineas.

BOTTLED ALES AND PORTERS.

Per Doz. Pints.
GUINNESS AND CO.'S DUBLIN STOUT
TRUMAN, BANBURY AND CO.'S LONDON STOUT
DRO;HEDA FINE MILD ALE
ALLSOPP'S OR BASS'S INLIA. PALE ALE
EDINBURGH STRONG ALE •.

Per Dos. Quarts.
4s 6d.
51 Od.
45 6d.
Rs Od.
6s Od.

Families supplied with Foreign and British Wines and Splets, genuine as imported, by
T. F, ASHE'
WHOLESALE AND EXPORT BOTTLER,
47, SOUTH CASTLE STREET.
STORES:—Is AND 15, ATHERTON STREET, awn 15, THOMAS STREET;.
All Orders delivered Freo to any part of Liverpool.

PURE WATER.

T, IPSCOMBES AND CO.'S PATENT SELF - CLEANING CHARCOAL FILTERS.

Manufacturers to the Queen, the Board of Ordnance, the Admiralty, &c., and recommended by Sir James Clarke, Sir Benjamin Brodie
Dr. Holland, Dr. Clerk, Dr. Davies, and Dr, Chambers.

FROM 83. 6d TO £4.

SUTTON AND CO., SOLE AGENTS,
27, NORTH JOHN STREET,
LIVERPOOL.

A LARGE STOCK OF ALL SIZES KEPT.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

L I S H MEN T

T A B
THIS DAY,
J. CARMICHAEL & CO.
Are exhibiting their STOCK OP SPRING GOODS, when the
PRINCIPAL NOVELTIES OP THE BRITISH AND CONI INENTAL MAEKETS wiLL BE INTRODUCED.

Fitch Department is FULLY and COMPLETELY rcresented with a Stock of the NEWEST PRODUCTIONS.
EXTENSIVE CONTRACTi and PURCHASES made FOR CASH have °nab ed J. C. and Co. to counteract successfully the
increasing advances in the price of a'mciiit ail kinds of Goods. This 49Mes more particularly to • large lots o' SILKS and RIBBONS, in
which they have spearcaied heavily, and which are now worth fully FIFTY PER CENT. more than when parchas,d.
The CARPET and FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS are extensively stocked with a large quantity of NEW and CHEAP GOODS,
worth particular attention. LIVER ESTABLISHMENT.

MILLINERY.
To this Department much attention has been given, the object being to produce an Elegant and Fashionable Article at a moderate
price. The choicest Patterns and Styles received Weekly.
PARIS PATTERN BONNETS. DRAW SILKS. DRESS CAPS (PRENCII PATTERNS).
EXACT COPIES OP DITTO. MOURNING BONNETS IN CRAPE, BEST COPIES OP DITTO.
MIXID STRAW. SILK, AND BUGLES.
Newest Style of Millinery Bonnets, fully Trimmed, 9s to as gd.

LIVER ESTABLISHMENT.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

VULCANISED INDIA-RUBBER,
For Mechanical Purposes, from is 8d per lb.,
AT H ELLEWELL'S,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN INDIA RUBBER AND GUTTA PERCHA,
2 and 3, QUADRANT, LIME STREET, and 53, CASTLE STREET, Corner of Harrington- street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

FOREIGN CASHMERE SHAWLS.

J
CRIPPS begs to announce the arrival of his first large Purchases of SHAWLS for this Season,
• and can confidently state that never, during the time that he has been engaged as a Shawl Merchant and
Manufacturer, now upwards of twenty years, has he been able to lay before the public so large a Stock of such exquisite designs. They
will be Sold at that low scale of profit which has ever been a characteristic feature in his Establibhment, the result •of which Is a
constantly increasing trade.

SHAWL, MANTLE, FUR, SILK, AND DRESS WAREHOUSE.
JU HN C RIFFS, PROPRIETOR,
14 AND 16, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL.

HENRY GRANT,
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, BOTTLER OF GUINNESS' EXTRA STOUT, SCOTCH AND BURTON
ALES, FOR EXPORTATION AND HOME USE,
UNITED STATES HOTEL, VANDRIES STREET, AND 66 & 67, WATERLOO ROAD,
(Opposite Trafalgar Dock),

BEGS to return thanks to CAPTAINS, MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS, and the PUBLIC, for their kind patron-
age during the twenty years he has been engaged in the WHOLESALE SHIPPING DEPARTMENT:
and having opened the above Hotel and Vaults, being the most extensive and largest in town, he will supply his
customers with the best and cheapest 'unadulterated WINES, SPIRITS, ALE and PORTER, at the following
low prices :

GUINNESS' BEST EXTRA STOUT Quarts per Doz. Pin is per Doz.
bs 6d ••• 3s 9d
BERWICK, SCOTCH, MILD ALE, or BASS' BEST INDIA PALE ALES 6s 6d 4s 3d
The above prices include BOTTLES, WIRING, PACKING, and DELIVERY OD BOARD any ship in the Liverpool docks,
an.l warranted all of the best quality, and well matured, so as to be shipped to any climate. Is. per dozen
allowed for Bottles when returned.

WINES, SPIRITS, AND CORDIALS, OF THE BEST QUALITY, IN BOND. DOTY PAID.
LH. G. feels assured that one trial will ensure him their confidence and support.

UNITED STATER HOTEL, VANDRIES STREET, AND 65 & 67. WATERLOO ROAD, e
Opposite Trafalgar Dock. Liverpool.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

MUSIC AT HALF PRICE,

FOR CAUL ONLY.
MESprbliSe.
tHhart?lthEeya/hidaveSOciNterbmeignedto t
o informSELL the
WHOLE of their extensive STOCK of
SHEET MUSIC,
With very few exceptions,
AT. HALF PRICE,

FOR CASH ONLY.
NOTWITHSTANDING this reductit n, Messrs. Hime & Son will
enfkage to procure Music with the
same promptitude as heretofore.
MUSIC purchased at half-price Cannot be exchanged.
111181 C sent out on approval, or booked in any way, will be charged
as heretofore.

ERARD'S Fall-sized Horizontal GRAND PIANO FORTES, 150 to

175 Guinea..
ERARD'S Oblique Grand Cottage PIANO FORTES, with three
-unisons, in Wa;nn• and Rosewood
Cases, 85 to 105 Guineas.
BROAD WOOD and SONS' Semi-Cottage. Cottage and Gland PIANO
FORTES. in Wainutwood Cases, 50
to 145 Guineas.
COLLARD and COLLARD'S Cottage and Grand PIANO FORTES,
in Rosewood and Walnutwood
• . Cases. 45 to 100 Guineas
HIKE & SON'S Semi-Cottage PIANO FOR] ES, in Walnutwood and
Rosewood Cases—New Mock —just
received Twenty-fine Guineas
each.

N.B.—All Letters on Business to be addressed to the FIRM.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

TO TOBACCONISTS, HOTEL KEEPERS, AND
OrHE RS.

ALarge assortment of BRITISH & FOREIGN
CIGARS, well matured, and not to be surpassed by any oLhe
house in the trade, at the undermentioned

VERY LOW PRICES!!
BIIITISH. FOREIGN.
Per lb. Box. Per lb Box.
CUBAS
WOODVILLES
PATRONS . BB 6d PATRONS 26s Od
Fin. HAVANNAS-12s & 18s Gd NAHAGAS .. 25s Od
REGALIAS.... ss 6,1 and I4s Od INGENU IDA D
FOREIGN. Ist Class CABANAS
LOPEZ ..30s Od 2nd CIEVB CABANAS.... 35s Od

L. GOLDSMITH,
4, ST, GEORGE'S•CRESCENT,

LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

Co bt

1 0 be LET, spacious OFFICES in the new
Middleton -builqings, Water-street, corner of Rumford.
greet. Plans may be seen, and every informat on obtained, on
application to Mr. John Fowler, 4, Tower-Landings Wes,.

f 0 be LET, immediately, two excellent corner
1 BREAD and FLOUR SHOPS, situated in populous
neighbourhoods, doing a good business.—The present tenant leaving
,Liverpool.—For part oilers apply to Mr. Aired Jacob, Estate Agent,
13*, Barnett-streer, corner of Leigh-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

FIIIDAY,

On FRIDAY nest, the 22nd instant, at Twelve &clock, at the
Brokers CAice, P, Lancaster-buildings,
4(0 Bsles L-alian HEMP,
ex Oem, from Venice.—App'y to Me'srs. Maher, Brothers and Co
Merchants; or to SILL & MEIJGENS, Brokers.

-4- FOR. SALE, a fine new A 1 nine years iron
screw STEAMER; with direct acting engines of 70 horse
Cit., power, nominal; w.ll steam 10i knots, and carry 350 to
-,,a,400 tons dead weight; has large half poop deck, 56 feet
long and' 3 feet high, with caMn fitted in the most handsome style for
ten first class passengers. She is 167 fret keel, 21 feet beam, and 12
,eat deep, and is building tinder special inspection ; is a remanablv
aw..)stantial handsome vessel; will be a large carrier and sail fast.—
For Specifications and other information apply to H. E. MOSS and
CO., 2, Rumford-place.

PASSAGE MOSEY. AND UPWARDS.
WHITE STAR" LINE OF BRITISH AND
AUSTRALIAN E%-ROYAL MAIL PACKETS.
Sailing from
LIVERPOOL TO MELBOURNE,
ntzt On.the 20th and 27th of every Month,
And forwarding Passengers by Steamer, at through
rates to all parts of Australia.

Ships. Captain. Tons.
Reg. Bur. To Sail.
T1TAN............ Sears
BEN N'.VIS Horan 1320 4000.... 27th May.
WHITE STAR ....T. C. Kerr 2.360 5000.... 20th June.
SHALISIAR J R. Brown ..1432 4010. 27th June.
GOLDEN ERA .... H. A. Brown ...... 1556 4200.... To follow.
RED JACKET .... M. FL O'lialloran —2460 5000.... --

This is the only establi,hed line sailing from Liverpool to Mel-
bourne punctually at noon of tile 20th and 27th of every Month with
Mails, Cargo, and Passengers. •
Th e TITAN, packet of the 20th May, is one of the largest and most
magnificent clippers in the world, and was especially selected by
the Imperial Government of France for the conveyance of their
troops to the Crimea. Her noble size, extraordinary sailing powers,
and vast accommodation:4, especially quality her for an emigrant
ship, and she will in all respects bear comparison, with the finest
ship or steamer afiJat. Her saloons arc superbly furnished, and
found with bedding and all necessaries.
Passengers embark on the 18. h and 26th of every month. s
For freight or passage apply to
H. T. WILSON & CHAMBERS, 21, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

THE FRENCH ENVOY TO CHINA.

Baron Gros. the French Envoy Extraordinary
to China, is expected to leave on Wednesday
next.

FRANCE.

The French Funds closed last evening (Mon-
day), at 69f. 40c.

SUICIDE OP OMEN BROWN', LITE OF THE
TWENTY-THIRD FUSILIERS.

Yeaterday morning, Mr. Bedford, Coroner for West,
minster, held an inquest at the Two Brewers, Jermyn-
street, St. James's. on the body of Jahn Brown, Esq.,
late captain in the 23rd Fusiliers, who committed suicide
by shooting himself at his residence, N. 8, Ccarle
street, St. James's, on Friday last: Among the witnesses
examined was Mr. Frederick Tothill, surgeon, of 8;•
Charles-street. He stated that he had known the
deceased for a leneth -of time, and rt",sided in his
house for fifteen years, hut he only attended him
professionally since the 29th of April last, whets
he was attacked with an eruptive fever, of which he got
well, but beyond that witness did not know deceased had
anything the matter with him. Witness saw him on
Friday morning. He was then more depressed-than he
had ever seen him before. He had been told the deceased
had a revolver pistol in the house, but he never saw it
until after the death of the deceased. O❑ Friday morning'
witness asked deceased to get up and wash himselt, and
go out as usual, but he refused to do so. About a•
quarter before two o'clock witness again went to his,
I oorn, when he found the door locked, and the deceased
called out sharply, " Who's there?" Witness said, "It is
me," when the deceased asked, " Who's me?" Witness
replied, " Mr. Tothill," and at that moment witness
heard the report of a pistol. Witness hesitated a little,
but believing something had happened, he sent to the
Junior United Service Club for a messenger who was in
the habit of attending upon the captain, but he was out.
He then sent for a policeman, as he did not feel justified
in breaking open the door, but if he had done so it would
have been of no use, as the deceased was quite dead,
with a wound in the right breast, and death, mist
have been instantaneous. Could not say the deceased
was quite insane at the time, for he had not seer: hina
for two hours before—he was only peculiar in his manner.-
Mr. William George Shedden, of 40, Cravenhall-gar,
dens, merchant, said he was distantly connected with
the deceased. He knew that in April he had been
attacked with an eruptive fever, and it was at first
thought it was small pox. When he went to see him he
was sadly depressed. and, consequeutly, witness visited
him. He used to say he was an isolated being, and nobody
cared for him, and he did not know how he should get
over this. -Ile had no doubt he was insane at the time he
committed the act. die was unmarried, and had but few
friends. He was in pecuniary embarrassment. The
Coroner having remarked on the case, the jury returned
a verdict, " The deceased destroyed himself,whlde labour-
ing under temporary insanity."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

AIGBURTH.

TO be LET, a H di§k,sTivate in Bailey's-lane,
Aigburth, containing dining-room, drawing-room,
kitchens. &c.. on the same floor, live bedrcoms, coach-house, stable,
and good garden.—For particulars apply next door.

TO be. LET, in Corf-buildings, Preeson's-row, a
Single or Danble OFFICE, upon the ground floor;
also, Single OFFICES, rent Jew, free from taxes; also, two good
Upper ROOMS, well lighted, suitable for a watchmaker. Rent .10,
free from taxes.—Apply to Mts. Hargreen, No. 7, upon tbe Premises.

APARTMENTS in the Country,—One or Two
Gentlemen c In be accommodated with a handsomely
Furnished SittLogroom and two Bedrooms, in a pleasant and healthy
situation, within four miles of the Exchange, and ten minutes walk
from a railway station. An omnibus passes the gate.—Address
X A. F., Northern Times office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

(,UNARD, WILSON & CO.,
5. YORK HUI LOIN° S, LIVERPOOL;
s.
tND
CUN A.RD, AUSTEN & CO.,
• 59, F ENC URCH-STREICT, LONDON,
(Late Cunard, Brett Rt Austen)
BROKERS FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF
SHIPS, SHIP VALUERS, &c.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

eur#rr►

Mil Goods willibe received a&ording to priority of arrival.
LEVANT SCREW STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY'S
First.elaas Steam-ships
r, „ ,1/4 NUBIAN, AFRICAN,
etl- ii, tb- SPAit i AN, SYRIAN,
;I.; - •. 7_ - ARABIAN, PERSIAN,
FOR CONSTANTINOP -E, SMYRNA., AND SALONICA DIE 'e, CT.
- -

THE AFRICAN,
GEORGZ RICUARDrti, Commander,
Is intended to sail th.g first week in June.—For freight or passage,
#PPI7 to

w. IL DIXON, 9, Rumford-place.

TAPSCOFT'S LINE OF PACKE VS FOR NEW YORK.
PACKET OF THc 19xn MAY.
Now loading north side Bramley-Moore Dock, and will receive light
freight until midnight of the 18th inst.
Of, ,e The first-class American Clipper Packet-ship
wk.% SAMUEL WI L LET S.
- - E. SPICES, Jun., Commander;
1,400 tons btirthen per register, coppered ant copper-fastened, a
remarkably fast ship, and in every way a most desirable conveyance
for fine goods.—For freight and passage apply to
W, TA.PSCOTT & CO., Old Hall, 39, Oldhall-ItTeet.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-19

ebutation.

11/1, ISS LACY GASKILL, Professional Vocalist,
Teacher of Singing and the Piano-forte, 56, Mason
street, Edge hill, Liverpool. Terms the same whether at Pupil's
residence or at Miss Gaskill's. Schools attended.

DANCING, DEPORTMENT, EXERCISES.
&c.—Mr. W. CLERC respectfully announces that his
ACADEMY, 22, Islington, is OPEN for the SEASON. Day Class
On Tuesdays and Fridays, at Two o'clock ; Evening Class on Tues-
days and Fridays, at Right o'clock Lessons on Monday Evenings
to prepare Pupils for the Evening Classes. A Private Class for
Ladies on Wednesday Evening, at Eight o'clock. Juvenile Class
on Saturdays, at Two o'clock. Sclicols and Families attended.
erivata Tuition at any hour.

MUSICAL EDUCATION.
Why is musical education so frequently a failure ?
P . 'PPARD respectfully announces
thl.
aVtheShiaisdetermined, as 'be best means to ensure
success in the s udy of mast t 3 devote a portion of hie time 'o the
reception rf PuEPARATORY and PROGREsSIVE CLASSES of
YOUNG PUPILS for the PIANO-FORTE, upon an entire y NEW
SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION, and a NEW ARRANGEMENT OP Titania
His plants alcuiated to ensure—
Firrit-1 h' power of reading music correctly andfluently ;
Secondly—Mach saving of time to pupils; a, d
Ttirdly—A proportionate diminution of expense to Parents.
Terme and turtber parti,ula,s known on application.
PRIVATE TUITION AS USUAL.
B,•Church street, Birkenbad.

NEW REGISTER OFFICE FOR SERVANTS,
conducted by Mrs. Levi, Stationer, 66, Russell-street.
Ladies wanting good SERVANTS, and Servant. good SITUA f lONS,
canibs supplied on application at the above establishment. Res;ect-
able SERVANTS WANTED immediately'.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-26

THE TRADE SUPPLIED.

STIVENS' ORIGINAL GREEN GINGER.
WINE may be obtained from the Grocers, Oil and
Italian Warehouses, Chemists, and Confectioners, throughout the
Kingdom, at the reduced price of is 6d per BOTTLE. To com-
ment on the Superiority of STIVENS' WINK wuuld be super-
fluous. Parties going abroad, or those restricted from using
Spirits or Foreign Wines will find STIVENS' GINGER and
ORANGE TONIC mild and efficacious in their medicinal properties.
It is nec.ssary to ask for STIVENS"' ORIGINAL GREEN GIN-
GER WINE." Persons residing in the country may obtain

direct from the manufactory-9, DUKE-STREET (FORME

THE BARRACKS.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-26

THE NORTHERN TIMES.--LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, IVIAI 26, 1857.

Unita! A'tattif,

EMIGRATION TO AMBRIOA
BY
"4 GRINNELL'S "SWALLOW TAIL" LING
OF PA.OBET-SHIPS.

FOR NEW YORK.
NEW WORLD. KNIGHT l5OO tons May 26
WASHINGTON .. .. .... Wurl% l7OO tons.... .. May 27
POMONA Miv umms .1500 tons Jane 2
ALBERT GALLATIN.. .. n ELAN° ......1600 tons June 6
AMERICAN UNION .... Huaaa RD .....1600 tons June 21
ONTARIO WOOD l6OO tons__ July 6
CONSTANTINE Maconucir .... 1500 tons.. .... July 21
A.SHBU RTON BRA DISH ll5O tons...—. Aug. 6
LONDON HURLBUT , , . 1600 tons Aug. 21
SIR ROBERT PEEL .. LARRABEC 1500 tons Sept 6
AURORA BUNTING l7OO tons Sept 21
FOR CITY POiNr AND BALTIMORE.
SYLVIA SWASBY lOOO t0n5......

Thr subscriber: continut to despatch the Above eacket-ships,
weekly. Provisions will be supplied to thepassenger,during the
voyage according to the act of parliament Parties residing at a
distance can have berth. secured by remittinp a deposit of sel
for each person going. Partie, desirous of cransmitting moneyto
thei friend n America,:an have draftpatsight for e I and up-
wards payable on our house at New York. Yor Cabin, Poop,
Second Cabin and Steerage Passaze Apply t o

BOWMAN , GRINNELL & C0.,5 Regent-road ,Clarence•
dock, blverpool ; and 87. South-street. New York.
N.B.—Passengers going by these packet-ships can have their
luggagt•atored free .in a warehousi attached to theoffice.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-26

THE ATLANTIC STEAM PACKETS

. .
The French transatlantic line of steamers will cause an additional
fortnigittly mail co nmtmication between Europe and tho United
States and Brazil. and will make the mail communication between
Europe and the West Indies weekly, instead of fortnightly, t a at
present. When the French line is in operathu there wilt be English.
French, Belgian, Portuguese, and liambur4 tmusatiantic mail
packets, besides numerous private transatlantic steamers, belong-
ing to such men as Messrs. Cros.ey, Ve.ndvrbilt, and otherA.
In a short time a steamer wilt mast probably leave Antwerp,
Havre, Nantes, Bordeaux, Usl:oti, pnouthampton, Hamburg,
or Liverpool, almost dai.y, for some port of North or South
America, from Boston o Vie River Plate, or for the West
Indian islands. About 70 sleatners will be employed on this service.
involving a capital of about five millions sterling. The tonnage of
these steamers wilt be about 140,000 tons, and the motive power st
least 30,000 horses. The subsilies paid by the European and United
States goversmmts to the owners of the mail packet steamers will be
little less than a million and a half of money. Perhaps not less than
30,000 persons wi cross the Atlantic by these chips In the coarse of a
year. In extending the traffic between Europe and the americo.n con.
tinent; it mug be considered that the mail packets and private steam.
ititaclfsailsinieneghsuhmipsan.
bangs
giss
era only carry the wealthiest passengers, the moat costly,manufa. ctures
They crept
of Europe, and the least bulky productions ofAtnerlsctna.nlLesmolfgr,rant.sr,tbe
poorer class of pa Angers, and the mo=t important .
now
clointtyleeymedorebythalanrgo,i
aahnich
first crossed the Atlantic In two or three small caravels.
,with fear and trembling they thought almost
r fleetseo evecre centuries r'oirec
ersaaannns ad:
interminable, and they were many weeks in making their dreary
voyage. Since that period races of human beings have been
txtiognishrd in America, and millions of men derroad from an
European stock have taken possession of nearly the whole continent.
Ticewith
crowded e atlantic is nowfloating palaces, filled with multi-
tudes of passengers, who are careering inyouslfover the ocean, which
they cross in a few Jays, Within a similar perlud of 350 ye.:rs the
world has never so-itnwed such a change asthat which has boen po.
dnced by A"- ulcer' traftk upon the Atlantic Ocean.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-26

Etalr.

Loading Berth, north side Nelson Dock.
STEAMERS BETWEEN LIVERPOOL, GENOA,
LEGHORN AND NAPLES,

- . CALLING AT GIBRALTAR,
► With liberty to call at any other ports.
1 Packets of the Ist, 11th, and 21st of each month.
1,.‘ The First-class screw Steam-ships
-"..
-

l'AllittlS .. .
BRITISH QUEEN Captain Blartyn.
are intended to sail (with or without Pilots) from Liverpoo ,
(unless prevented by unforeseen circumstances).
BRITISH QUEEN.. Monday, Ist June.
All Freights must be paid in Liverpool.
Bills of Lading must be at the office for signature the day
previous to sailing.
.. _

Toprevent,the possibility of al!after-dtscussion tis requested
thatshippers willsend a person to the quay to see their goods
measured.

*,,* In tbeevent ofthesesteamers being placed in quarantine at
any of theabove ports,thegocds will requireto beimmediatelytaken
away, and transferred to another vessel or depot, to perform quar-
antine, at the expense and risk of the shipper sor consignees . This.
also applies to Passengers for these ports.
Goods for any of the above-named porta must have the place GI.
theirdestination distinctly marked or. them, in letters of not less,
than two inches, otherwise the agents will not be accountablefor
mistakes.

Shipper pleas ea end ashippingnotealongwitl eachcart load
of Goode, and on it they are requested to describe the contents of
the packages.
For freight or passage, apply to G. & J. Burns, Glasgow,or
here to

BURNS & MAC IVER. 10 Water-street

3Erelanti.

GREAT REDUCTION IN FREIGHTS AND PARNA.
THE LIVERPOOL AND WEXFOR STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY'S

powerful Steam,— rshi;s
111 ONTAGII,
Captain WILLIAM CLARICE;
\l6' EMERALD,
Captain JOHN WALLAcii
or other Vessel, we intended to sail from Trafalgar Doek, with Goods
and Passengers (unless prevented by unforeseen circumstances).
as under, with or without Pilots, and liberty to tow Vessels :
FROM LIVERPOOL.

May
Tuesday.....• • . .... ...... 26
F10)11 WEXFORD every FRIDAY, at Tide-time.,
bis ; Deck, 2s 6d.
Goods intendedfor the above Steamers, from Liverpool, must be
at the Trafalgar Dock two hoots betore the advertised hours of
sailin,7.—Apply to John Leared, Wexford ;Names DevereuX, Ennis
corthy; or

FITZSIMONS, APPLEBEE & CO., Agents,
20. Water-street. Liverpool.

At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelag4 street,
BO YS are CLOTHED from the Ages of 6 to 20 Years.

, of Oxford-
Printed and Published by CHARLES WILLMER
street, at his General Printing and Stationery Establishuent,
19, South John-street, Livripeol.
TuEsc. ‘y, MAY 26. 1857.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-26

OMCEOPATHIC COCOA

CHOCOLATE CONFECTION AND ADNAll's PATENT GROATS
CAKE. BARLEY.
OSWEGO PREPARED CORN. HARD'S FARINACOEUS FOOD.
BERMUDA ARROWROOT. SOUTH SEA ARROWROOT.

THOMPSON AND CAPPER,
HOMEOPATHIC CHEMISTS,
43, BOLD-STREET (OrPosirE SLATER-STREZT), LIVERPOOL.