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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

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FIRST FALL SHIP.
Tekes no Salt.
FOR HALIFAX, N.S.
The fine that elms clipper Barque
BREADALBANE,
R. CIITTEN, Master:
A I at Lloyd's, and comered.
This fine vessel having ma,!e several remarkably quick passages,
offers a most desirable conveyance for fine goods.—For terms cf
fre ght apply to
GEORGE P. OXLEY & CO, 10, Rumford-place.

To sail immediately,
FOR QUEBEC,
The very fine first-class Ship
•
MARY CARSON,
H. WILLIAMS, Commander ;
690 tons per register; classed 5-6tba at French Lloyds; iron kneed
and metalled ; well known in the Bombay trade, and for the s.iperior
manner in si hich she has always delivered her cargoes. Loading in
Prince's Dock.—For further particulars, apply to
JOHN %. 1)E WOLF & CO.

First Fall Ship.
FOR HALIFAX DIRECT,
WITR GOODS AND PASSENGERS.
Tha splendid American Clipper
pr. 4 os, FRANCES ELLEN,
MANSFIELD, Master;
Copper-fastened and ccppered, two years old; ready for cargo in
Queen's Dock on tho 21st instant, and to be despatched on the Sth of
August. This Shin, taking no Solt, aff rds ann excellent c3nvi-yance
for FINE GOODS AND CABIN PASSENGERS, having superior accommo-
dation an experienced and gentlemanly commander, and haring
never b. en surpassed in sailing.
For terms of freight or passage, apply to
W. A. MEIN- I': Cu., 11, Rumford-place; or to
E. DE WOLF RATCIDORD, 2, Mersey-court.

ST. JOHN, N. 8., AND LIVERPOOL LINE OF
Appo:nted to eall from Liverpool
on the sth and 20th
of every Month.

Ships. Masters. Tons. SailSt
JOHN DUNCAN ........ Leavitt 971 ... sth Ang.
PETER MAXWELL ....Marshall lO5B 20th Aug
MIDDLETON H. Betts 095 sth Sept
JOHN OWENS Brown ... 1536 20th Sept
IMPERIAL Moran.... 1279. sth Oct
ATH ENAIS (new) Crocker ...... 1016 20th Oct
BOADICEA Bolyen ..... 909 sth Nov
These fine ships have been specially selected for thisline; are
built of the choicest materiahin the province; are classed A 1 and
coppered ; and their commanders are men of experience and ability.
Bills of lading, of which two captain's copies are required, will be
signed at the office of the consignees, for the captain, of which
shippers will please take notice. For freight or passage, for which
these vessels have excellent accommodation, apply in St. John, to
Messrs. J. Az R. RRED ; here to the respective Captains on board,
Brunswick Docl Basin ; or to
VEItNIE. HROTHEqS. Sr CO.. Wain-ter-buildings,. Water-at.

1444),The fine Clipper-ship
' CITY OF MANCHESTER.. Olive.. —2500.... August 8

TO CANADA.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

MERCHANTS AND THE TRADE SUPPLIED ON THE

LOWEST TERMS.

IMPLEMENTS, MATERIALS, AND SPORTING AMMUNITION.

FIRE-ARMS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Cleaned and Repaired on the Premises pith Despatch.

OBSERVE THE ADDRESS:
No. 3, GREAT HOWARD-STREET,
(Opposite the Lee: s and Liverpool Canil Company's Wharf).

THE NORTHERN TIMES, the Oldest Daily
Newspaper in the English Provinces, and command-
ing the Largest and most Influential Circulation, is the best medium
n the North of England for every descrintion of Advertisements.
OFFICE 19, Souvn JOHN NTREET. LIVERPOOL:—CHAELEI
W'LLMER. Publisher.e

R. CAMERON,
t • WATCH MANUFACTURER AND JEWELLER,
54, SOUTH CASTLE•STREET, LIVERPOOL.
GOLD and SILVER PATENT LEVER WATCHES, GUARD and
ALBERT CIIAINS, •
JEWELLERY, and ELECTRO PLATE.

DRAWING-ROOM PORTRAITS
(ON PAPER, SIZR NIGHT INCHES BY six),
At the Liverpool Branch of the London School of Photography,
46, CHURCH-STREET.

The folowirg REDUCTIONS have been made in the PRICES of
PORTRAITS on PAPER since the rrmoval of patent from the
Collodion proce,s. The Portraits formerly charged
£3 2s. Od. are reduced to .40 103. 6d.
2201 t „ 0 5 0
1 1 0 ft ft 0 3 6
0 lo 6 9,9, 0 2 6
No diffe,ence is made in the quality of the Photographs on account
of the reduction of the price. Duplicate copies are charged half price.

PURE WATER.— THE LAST IMPROVE-
MENT.—SAUNDERS & 00.% PATENT SELF-
LLB A NSING CHARCOAL FILTERING DJ ACHINEEI remove taste, colour,
smell, and all impurities.
Testimonial from Dr. Muspratt, F.R.S., &c.
" I find that water percolating your filter is freed from all mecha-
nical impurities, and, should it be tinged by any peaty or other
vegetab'e matter, tile COLOUR ii entirely removed.
Fromesser of
fitted with nc obe metal tap and v
" S uBasE.l
6, Nt us v a x Ft
h. Re er ch e e r
Messrs. Saundra SL Co.
complete.
CAUTION.—CSA an only be had of the Sole Manufacturers,
UNDRS & CO.,
PARKER-STREET, CHURCH-STREET.

Or•
W. JONES'S
• CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE
SHIRT, SCARF, AND TIE WAREHOUSE 4
3, RANELAIGH STREET,
(OPPOSITE THE WATERLOO ROTEL.)

AT I. ILI A'm BUTCHER'

BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,

181 RiCHMOND-ROW. LIVERPOOL

GARSTON LOCAL B

SUMMARY of RECEIPTS and EXPENDITU

RECEIPTS.

GENEIXAL DISTRICT RATE.
Rate laid July 1,1;56 ..... .... 4531 11 9
Arrears of previous rate....... 26 14 0
_..._
9i
$.7......"7,.. -. ..---.JED26 0
Less uncollected, carried for-
ward..., 2 11 5}.... ......
3 32
Irrecoverable .... . -•••• 8- 12 86 391

AetnallY Collected ---4472 2 0
Interest allowed by 8ank...... 3 5
Less commission charged.... • • 113 10
------ 1 11 5

From Sundries for work done on private
account .....

17 7 4

Total Receipts..
Balance brought forward from last account.. &09 15 7

£999 4 11

HIGHWAY RATE.
Rate laid June 30, 1856. . ..
Less uncollected, carried for-
ward ...... .... ....
Irrecoverable ... ...
108 7 0
Actually collected...... - —.4,941 5 6
Interest allowed by B ak...... 65 8 .
Lees Commission charged...... 018 5
5 7 3
From Sundries for work done on pavan
account ........ .... .......••••• 123 17 4

134 4 7

N 0 TICE

oARD OF HEALTH.

LiE, from 30th JUNE, 1856, to I,it JUNE, 18:)7
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

Are intended to sail (unless prevented by any unforeseen

circumstance),
FROM GLASGOW TO NEW YORK,
NEW YORK ........ Wednesday, July 22.
EDINBURGH._ Saturday, Aug 8.
GLASGOW ~ .. Saturday, Sept 5.
FROM NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
EDINBURGH Saturday, in' y 11.
G. ASGOW Wednesday, Aug 5.
NEW YORK .. aturday, Aug 22.
EDINBURGH . Saturday, Sept 5.
Cabin passage, 15 guineas. including provisions, but not wines or
liquors, which will be supplied on board at moderate rates. A
limited nurni.er of steerage passengers will be taken at 8 guineas,
supplied with urovlsions of good quality, properly cooked.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

IS WARRANTED GENUINE.

VARICOSE VE:NS, WEAK LEGS K YEKS, AND ANKLES.
THE Patent Vulcanised India Rubber ELASTIC
STOCKINGS, KNEE and ANKLE BANDAGES,
are the only articles that will retain their elasticity. Dent or cold will not affect
hem ; require no lacing and may be drawn on immediately; as an ordinary stock.
ng. The best articles manufactured for the purpose, and much recommended
he faculty. \Vholesale and retail at

THE INDIA RUBBER DEPOT, 41, SOUTH CASTLE STREET.
CALEB WALKER, Proprietor.

GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH, used in the
Royhl Laundry, The ladies are respectully informed
raw this Starch is exclusively used in the Royal Laundry, and 1-lint
slajesty's Laundress says, that although she has tried wheaten,riess,
and other Powder Starche t, she has found none of them equal to
the Glentield, which is the Finest Starch she ever used. When
you ask for Glenfiel.l Pa'ent Starch, see that you get it, as inferior
kinds are often substituted. Wotherspoon and Co., Glasgow and
London.

DAILY ATTENDANCE.
TEETH WITH GUTT4 PERCHA LINV.GS, AND]
ARTIFICIAL GUMS.

MESSRS• MOSELY, SURGEON DENTISTS, of 92,
BOLD STREET, Liverpool, beg to call the attention of
their patients, and those who may wish to consult them, that they can now slppl
ARTI FICA L TEETH, from one to a complete set, with Gutta Percha Linings
whereby all pressure on the remaining teeth is avoided, and entirely superseding the
use of wires and ligatures of any description. They are also the Patentees And
Inventors of the new GUM-COIA BRED COMPOSITION which is added to the
teeth, and which prevents the lodgment of fond, and which also restores that youth.
fill contour of countenance so necessary to the proper adaptation of Artificial Teeth.
Specimens of these beautiful and useful inventions may be seen, and every informa-
tion given, free of expense. Every other description of Artificial Teeth, from one
to a coplete set, at Half the usual Prices. Stopping Decayed Teeth, Scalia,'
Children's Teeth attended to, and every operation pertaining to Dental Surgery.
A tteralance Daily.
Messrs. M.'s residences are—so, Berners-street,Osford-street, and 42, New Bond
tree, London; 45, Chapel-street, l'reston ; and 90, Bold-street, Liverpool
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

5.7; Icily anti the Rlniatft,

Loading nerth, north side Nelson Dock.
STEAMEBS BETWEEN LIVERPOOL, CORFU, ANCONA,

AVD TRIESTF,
Calling at GIBRALTAR, PALERMO, and MESSINA.
With liberty to call at any other ports•
Packets of the 6th, 15th, and 25th of each mol3o.
The First-class screw Steam-ships
ALPS.. .

K ARNAK.. Captain BnowNr.s ss.
are intended to sail (with or without Pilots) from LiverPO°

, (unless prevented by unforeseen circumstances).
ALPS
All Freight: must be paid in Liverpool.
si
Bills of Lading must be at the office for signature the A -
previous to sailing. (1
Toprevent the possibility of al lafter-dlscussion ,1 t is requested,
thatshippers willsend a person to the quay to see their goo
measuredr .4
'P.* In theevent ofthese steamers being placed in quarantine -,
any of theabove ports,thegoods wilirequire to belmmediately taker,
away, and transferred to another vessel or depot, to perform 010,,
antine, at the expense and risk of theshippers or consignees . 11,'
also applies to Passengers for these ports. ni
Goods for any of the above-named ports must have the place O,
theirdestination distinctly marked on them, In letters of not I,,e,tt
than two inches, otherwise the agents will not be accountable,"
mistakes.
Shippertwill pleasesend ashlppingnGo.tes,aljo.nßgiwirintsh:aGihaciagrotyliojetidi
of Goods, and on it they are requested to describe contento "
(he packages.
For freight or passage, apply to
here to
BURNS & MAC IVFII, 10, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

CORONER'S COURT.

The Coroner held the following inquests yesterday:—
On the body of Peter Devlin, twenty.two years of age.
The deceased was working ou board a ship in the river at
night some time ago, and it was supposed he fell over by
accident. The body was found on Saturday. Verdict
—" Found drowned "

Inquests were held on the bodies of two men, names
unknown. The bodies were found in the river, but the
only evidence was to the finding. One was vary far
advanced in decomposition. Verdict—" Found drowned."
On the body of Benjamin B. Sandbrook, a resident of
Drayton, Shrophire, who was found dead on his face in
bed (dressed), at the Saddle-inn, Dale-street, on Saturday
morning, and from the evidence the jury found a verdict
of " Suffocation."

On the body of George Challoner, aged 44, a carter,
who was hurt some time IT I at the Duke's-dock quay,
and who died from the effects of the injuries. There
was no blame attached to any one, and the verdict was
"Accidental death."

On the body of John Simpson, 70 years of age, who
died in consequence of injuries received by being knocked
down in Ch Opel-street, by a float. In this case it was
shown that the unfortunate affair was purely accidental.
Verd;ct accordingly.
On the body of William Thompson, a watch finisher,
aged 40, who died suddenly in a public-honie. The
evidence showed that he was an excessive thinker, and
died in cznsequence. Verdict accordingly.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

TO rLumßzus, PAINTEILS, &C.

TO be LET, and may be entered immediately,
a SHOP and WAREHOUSE in the above trade,
situate iu a populous thoroughfare near the Clarence Dock, where a
success:nl business has been carried on during the last four years in
ship and honse painting, the proprietor retiring in consequence of
ill-health. The stock, which is small and well assorted, must be
taken eta valuation; also plant, including fix ures, ladders, vessels,
pranks, ropes, and all working materials, which are in good condition.
—For further information adriress, by letter, A. 205, No thern Tie es
office. N.B.—The Advertiser would not object to a Partner possess-
ing a small capital, of persevering habits, and acquainted with the
trade in all its branches.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

THE MUTINEERS AT UMBALLAH.

The following is an extract from a letter, dated Timbal-
lah, May 14, written by Mr. Evans, the gentleman who,
having been made the scapegoat of the practical jokers at
Canterbury, has most creditably redeemed his position in
the army, and was appointed to the 9th Lancers on the
recommendation of Sir W. Williams for his good services
at Erzeroum

Perhaps this may give you the first intelligence o f the disturbances
in this part of India, which is now in a very unsettle] state. Since
Thursday, April 16, we have hid incendiary fires of frequent occur-
refire, without being able to find out the perpetrators. C'n the 16th
a barrack and a hospital burnt down, and since that almost every
sight up to last Sunday some building has Teen set on fire. The
bungalows, being low thatched buildings, are easily set on fire, which
it is impossible to extinguish in a place so badly supplied with
water as this station. The native troops for some time have
been showing a discontented spirit, without breaking out into
open mutiny. There are here two native infantry regiments, the
sth and 60th, and one regiment dilative cavalry—viz , the 4th Light,
besides some rregulars ; and we have only one regiment of Europeans
—viz , the 9:h Royal Lancers, and two troops of horse artillery. Last
Sunday, afterwe had returned from church, and had just finished our
breakfast, at about ten a.m., the alarm sounded for the regiment to
turn out. The men were lying in the barracks undressed, and many
of them asleep, bat in an almost incredibly short time they_ were all
on parade mounted and fully equipped; the artillery were ready
nearly as soon. When on the parade ground we found that the 60th
Native Infantry had mutinied and turned out with their arms, but
we could not go down because they had their officers prisoners, and
threatened to shoot them if we came down, but that if we did not
they would return quietly. If our men had the chance to go in at
them, they would have made short work of them ; they are so enraged
at having. had so much nightwork lately in consequence of fires, which
are attributed to the ser oys. They (i.e. our men) get about two nights
a-week to bed. At 12 o'clock, noon, we were turned out again in
consequence of the sth Native Infantry having turned out ; but we
were again disappointed. They appeared to think us too attentive'
and returned to their barracks. For the last two nights the wives of
married officers are sent down to the canteen for better security. An
officer remains at the main guard all night, and an artil:ery officer
with the guns, which are loaded, and ammunition is served out to the
men. Two patrols are out every hour, and all is alert. Yesterday,
three companies of the 75th (Her Majesty's) marched in from Ku-
sowlee. They started at noon on Tuesday, and arrived at about 2 p.m,
yesterday (Wednesday). The distance is 48 miles, a wonderful march
urver an Indian sun, when the thermometer was 92 to 94 degrees in
the shade. They had not a single straggler.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

S Hy R T S 1

THE CUIRASS SHIRT,
The Exchange Shirt,
The improved Shirt,
The Scapula Tunic Shirt,
The Aleppo Shirt,
Fancy Flannel Shirts,
Boys' and Youths' Shirts,
Are included in the extensive Stock constantly kept.at the
SHIRT WAREHOUSES,
.24 and 26, BOLD-STREET.
E.P. L. MACTAGGART, Proprielor.

HALF-A-DOZEN well-made SHIRTS' for 275, 335, and 395.

COLLARS IN ALL THE NEW SHAPES.

ipublff Notice 4

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
UNCORN AND WESTERN CANAL.

PARTIES willing to TENDER for the CONTSTRUCTION of the
CANAL, Sre requested to Apply to Mr. Tflo:dAS ILLMAN, Resi-
dent Engineer, Bridgewater Offices, Manchester, who will produce
Plans and Specidcations. Tenders to be sent in by the 2nd of
August nest.

GENTLEMEN DINING IN TOWN,
Can have a good DINNER, including a glass of sparkling Welsh
Ale, at Bid and upwarus, at the
GOAT HOT EL and RESTAURANT
20, PETER'S LANE,
`(rear St. Peter's Church, Liverpool.
Hot Joints, Soups, Poultry, Fish, &c., from Twelve to Four daily.
Importer of the far-famed WELSH ALE, and dealer in Wines and
Spirits of a superior quality.

EDWARD BARNES, Proprietor.
Smoking and News-rooms attached. Tea, Coffee, Chops, steaks,
&e ,at all hours. London and Liverpool papers, and Carnarvon
Herald.

YATES ScRESS;I ENGRAVERS,PRIN TERS
33, LORD-STREET, AND LITHOGRAPHERS,
LIVERPOOL. To H. R. H. Prince Albert.

yATES and HESS,
WEDDING STATIONERY
SUPPLIED BY 33, LORD MM',
LIVERPOOL.

ATATES&HESS,I
33, LORD-STREET, DIE-SINKERS
LIVERPOOL.

HERALDRY BOOKS ATATES and HESS,
Kept for Inspection, and { 33, LORD-STRBET,
SEAL ENGRAVING BY LIVERPOO L.

At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh-street.
BOYS are CL)THED from the Ages of 6 W ro Year

kARTNERSHIP DISSCILY,Eb..---NOTICE IS important. Just Published, price lid, Post-free 4d,
•.14EREBY GIVEN, that 11-f liglVi' trp, wyLDF. HET " SECRET PRECEPTOR," or a treatise
AcKERLY-has,bfartabgetheni,retired from the Firmof ACKSILEr , , -ea the symptoms, cause, and cure of debility, certain
and CSOCKLIt., Ship Chan toms at Liverpool, and from the Firm of -diseases and decay, whether the result of climate or otherwise, by
E. J. l ROCK= & CO., -' Oband!ers,- Lon dn, at and from the 'Dr. EVERED, who may be consulted as usual, from Nine Morning
Thirtieth Day of June last, ; • , / . , till Ten Evening, at 17, Upper Pitt-street, two doors from Great
Dated this Thirteenth day of .htly; One Thousand Eight Hundred George's-square, Liverpool.
and Fifty-seven.

HOMCEOPATHIC DOMESTIC MEDICINE
by J. LAURIE, M.D.. devoid of all technicality
No medicine is prescribed without the indications for its selection
and the exact dose to be administered. An excellent work for
Families, Emigrants, and Missionaries. A Medicine Chest for this
work, price 555.
An EPITOME of the above, price ss. A Case, containing all the
Medicines mentioned in this work, price 335.
A useful Case for those commencing the Homeopathic treatment,
containing 24 of the principal medicines, and a Book of directions,
price complete, 21s.
*** Carriage free, on receipt of Post-office order.
THOMPSON AND CAPPER,
HOWEOPATIIIC CHEMISTS.,
43, BOLD STREET, OPPOSITE SLATER STREET,
LIvERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

(By British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.)

HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY.

The Haase met at five o'clock.

Lord CAMPBELL gave notice that to-morrow he should put a question
to the Lord Chimellor, respecting the appeal in the case of Solemn's.
v. Miller, involving the necessity or otherwise of taking the Abjura-
tion Oath In the usual form, and that he should draw attention to the
statement of that question.
The Thames Conservancy Bill was read a second time after a dis-
cussion and asdivision in which the numbers were—
For the Bill
Against

Majority .... .. ......

Oa the order for the second reading of the Mersey Conservancy
Bill, a number of petitions, incluling one by the Earl of Derby,
signed by thirteen thou,and inhabitants of Liverpool, were presented
against the measure.
Tie Dake of NEWCLSTLE moved the second reading of the bill,
and trusted that after tha decisl ,n give❑ in the case of the Thames
Conservancy Bill, the House would not oppose the bill than under
consideration. He alluded to the bills formerly introduced, on this
subject, and explained that the measure was promoted by the com-
mercial and railway interests concerned, and only touched incident-
ally the tolls. It would not abo Lib them, but would create a new
body or their administrivion, whose interest it would be to maintain
them. Ee stated that the measure had received the support of
various committees, it was also supp irted by reports of the Board of
Admiralty and Board of Trade, and he begged their Lordships to
al:ow it to be read a second time.

Lord RAVENSWORTH opposed the motion, and moved that the bill
be read a second time th-t day six months. The measure was in his
opinion of an arbitrary character, at variance with the existing law,
and opposed to the great p. incipla of justice, which should regulate
proceedings of this kind. It was an attempt at apoilation, and if
Parliament approved of the principle upon which it was founded, there
would no longer be any szcurity for property in this country.
Lord WINSLETDAOII also opposed the bill.

The Earl of DEIIST said the Government by exereking thetr
authority is the matter, had made it a party question—he referred to
the increase in the trade of Liverpool—and argued that the corporation
had ctscharged their duty, and that the object of this bill was to pass
in a special clause, what the Government had failed to do by their
general measure of last session.

Lord STANLEY OF ALDERL EY defended the bill.
After same further conversation, their fordships divided. The
numbers ware—

Contents ........
Non-contents ....

Majority .. ...... ........

The bill was accordingly real a second time.

The Larceny, &c., Bill, Offences Aga rat the Person Bill, Malicious
Injury to P.operty Bill, Forgery Bill, Libel Bill, Coinage Offences
Bill, Den*, Game, and Rabbits Bill, and Turnpike Trusts Bill, were
read a nird time and passed.
The Constabulary Fo:ce (Ireland) Bill went through committee.
Their lordships rose at twenty-five minutes past nine o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

£74 10 2

X s. d.
855. Dec. 29. To one minute-book
„ ole quire ruled foolscap
[Bs6.Jan. 2. ~ Twenty-four memorandum-books 0 2 6
ff „ One cash-book
ff „ Printing fitty petition sheets, speci-
men No. 1
„ Jan. 3. „ One quire ruled foolvap
~ Jan. 5. „ Advertising meeting at Castle-inn,
Liverpool Journal 2s. 63.,
NOIC 111 E RN TIMES 2s 61,100
double crown 145., printing 3s.
6d., rent of room 5s 1 7
ff „ Newspapers kept by Secretary,
containing reports, letters, &c. 0 2 10
~ Jan. 9. „ Printing 200 circulars, specimen
...... 0 8 a
5, „ 100 envelopes
„ Jan. 12. „ 100 double crown bills, thick
paper ..
„ Jan. 14. „ 100 petition sheets
„ Jan. 16. „ Printing 5,000 hand bills, double
column ... .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

CONSISTS OP

Muslin Wrappers, and Linings ..... .
Worked Muslin Goods .
Hosiery and Gloves ..
Lace
Straw Bonnets and Parasals
Ribbons and Flowers
Haberdashery....
Doeskins and Tweeds
Broad Cloths
Gambroons and Russell Cords
Cords and Moleskins..
Vestings
Skirts, Fronts, Collars,
Ties, Bandanas, , ••

£991 12 10
1398 11 4

Je2390 4 2

BE, A ND Co.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

North < f Ireland.

A Train non leaves East Lancashire Station, Liverpool, every day
(Sunday excepted), at Five o'clock p.m., arriving at Fleetwood in
lime fcr the Royal Mail Steamer to Belfast the same evening.
First and Second Class passenge's travel through without charge
of carriage from Lii erpool to Fleetwood, where the trail runs along-
side the Belfast s earner.
FARES—LIVERPOOL TO BELFAST
Ist Class Railway and Saloon of Steamer 12s 64.
2nd do. do. do. do.
3rd do. do. and Steerage do.
Return Tickets, available for fourteen days-
-Ist Class Railway and Saloon of Steamer 205 Od.
2nd do. do. do. do.
Tickets to be had at the Railway Station.
KEMP & CO., Fleetwood.

NOTE —Shippers are particularly requested to have each package
of their goods legibly marked or addressed, and each lot accom-
panied by a shipping note, otherwise the company cannot be
resnonstble fiir the due delivery of the same.
INCREASED STEAM CONDIUNICAI lON BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND DUND LK.
The Dundalk and Midland Steam Packet Co.'s
(limited) magnificent new Iron steam ship
tirw.k- ENTER PRIS
11, JOHNSTON, Master,
Or other suitable vessels, are intended to Sail as under, with liberty
to tow:—
FROM LIVFRPOOL TO DUNDALK.
(Sails from Collingwo9d Dock.)
July
Wednesday ..........
Friday
Monday.. . .
Wednesday
Friday ....
FROM DUNDALK TO L EVEEtPOOI
Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
FARES :—Cabin (including Steward's Fee), 104 ; Return Cabin
Tickets, available for 14 days, but nut transferable, 15s.
THROUGH FARE'S TO ENNISKILLEN :--Ins', do coach. first class rail
and c,,bin, 18s tid; return taws, available for 14 days, Li 101.
Outside coach, second class rail and cabin, 16a; return tickets,
available for 14 days, Is 4d.
Goods and Cattle to be alongside four hours before the time of
sailing. The Company will not be responsible for loss or damage
sustained by live stock.
For further particulars apply to the Agents, Peter Russell,
George's-quay, Dundalk; or to
JOHN CAHILL, & CO., 10, Water-street, Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL AND BELFAST.
_ Tn. splendid Iron Steam-ships
PLENHE M . . , Capt. 0. Fitzimons,
WATERLOO .Capt. P. Quayle,
Are intended to sail as under (with or without a pilot),
FROM LIVERPOOL (CLARENCE DOCK.)
July
WATERLOO ..Tuesday
BLENHEIM.... Thursday .... 23 lei o'clock, night
ll' AT ERLOO ..Friday 24 ll o'clock, night
BLENHEIM.... Monday
Returning from Belfast every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and
Saturday.
CABIN FARE (including Steward's Fee), 10s.
Return Tickets, available for fourteen days, 15s.
DECK or STEERAGE, 4s.
Apply to Messrs.Oot tar, Mows, and Co., Ingram-court, Fen-
church street, London; Mr. JOHN WALKER, 77A, Market-street,
Manchester ; Messrs. R. and C. LANGTRY, Belfast ; or to
LANGTRYS & CO., 14, Water-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOLI TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1857.

"BLACK BALL" LINE.

BRITISH AND AUSTRALIANH%-ROYAL MAIL. PACKETS.
PACKET OF THE TWELFTH or AUGUST.
Receiving goods to the Mtn, if not previously full.
The splendid new clipper Ship
ATHFNAIS,
Captain C a o c x E
1,016 tons register, 2,500 tons bartheu ; A 1 et Lloyd's for seven
years. This.vesse was built expressly for the Austra ion trade, and
designed -to soil very fast ; has v,ry superior sccommodatiou for ad
climes of passengers.—Apply to rile owners,
JAMES BAINK4 & CO.. 4, Cook-street.
All risks of river craft and tightertge to be h roe by the shippers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

BEFORE MR. E. CROPPER.

CAUTION T 3 Buss CONDUCTORS.—John Davis, the con-
dnctlr of one of Bath Brothers' busses, running between
Castle-street and Mill-street, was summoned by officer
Simpson, for having carried 35 passengers on the 10th
inst., the vehicle being licensed to carry only 31 persons.
The case was proved, and a fine of £1 ss. and costs, was
inflicted.

"Ben," said an angry father the other day, " I am busy
now, but when I can find time I will give you a hearty
flogging." "Don't hurry yourself, father, I can wait."
" Well, I believe that mine will be the fate of Abel,"
said a wife to her husband one day. "Why so ?" inquired
the husband. "Because Abel was killed by a club, and
your club will kill me if you continue to go every night."
THE CONDEMNED CONVICTS IN E^EM—The sheriff
has fixed the 23rd instant for the execution of Crawley,
and 29. h for that of Finch. It was desired that both
ex, cations should take place on the same day, but the
official authorities found this arrangement could not be
made.

THE WAY TO MARE LARGE Prig.—An old lady in the
country had a dandy from the City to dine with her on a
eertain occasion. For the dessert there was an enormous
apple pie. " La, ma'am," said the gentleman, `• hw do
you manage to handle such a pie ?" "Easily enough,"
was the quiet reply ; " we make the crust up in a wheel-
barrow, wheel it under apple tree, and then shake the
fruit down into it."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

eurktr.

Cargo for the A \ DES is now being received and shipped aecordlOr
to priority of arrival at the loading berth.
Loading berth west side Huskisson Pock.
STEAMERS BETWEEN LIVERPOOL, CONSTANTINOPLE,
SMYRNA, SAMSOUN, AND TREBIZONDE,
CALLING AT GIBRALTAR, MALTA, AND 83/RA.
With liberty to call at any other ports.
The first-class Screw Steam-ships
' ailli)VSN- PALESTINE .... Captain Bell.
ANDES ... Captain Dubbin&
ALP 5.......... Capt Hockly. KARNAK ....Capt.Browniel;
DAMASCUS.... Capt J. R. Bell MELITA......Capt. Langlar'
LEBANON ....Capt .T.Cook. BALBEC Cant. Little s
TAURUS .. Capt.lnglis BRITISH QUEEN Cppt.lilattY
TENERI PPP,. Capt. M 'Arthur.
Are Intended to be despatched (with or without pilots), unle.
prevented by unforeseen circumstances,
FROM LIVERPOOL

ANDES .. . .... Thursday, 23rd July.
DAMASCUS Saturday, 15th Augu,t•
With Cargo and passengers for Gibraltar, Malta,Syra, cunstati-
tinople, and Smyrna.
Freight, per ANDES, to Malta, Syra Constantinople, and S111331'1"
Fine goods
Grey ~ 1 40s per ton measurement, and ltiper cent pritnag.'
Twist „

To Gibraltar. 30s and 10 per cent primage.
Other goods as per agreement.
ALL FREIGHTS MUST BE PAID IN LIVERPOOL.
Bills of lading must be at the office for signature the day previous
to sailing.
To prevent the possibility of all after discussion, it is requested
that Shippers will send a person to the quay to see their gOO4
measured.
*** Tn. the event of these Steamers being placed in quarantine,eof
any of the above ports, the Goods will require to be immediate
taken away and transferred to another vessel or depot, to perfe"i.
quarantine, at the expense and risk of the Shippers or Consignee
This also applies to Passengers for these ports. et
Goods for any of the above-named Ports must have the place
of their destination distinctly marked on them, in letters of not le',
"
than two inches, otherwise the Agents will not be accountable fot
mistakes.
Shippers will please send a shipping note along with each cart We/
of goods, and on it they are requested to describe the contents "
the packages.
For freight or passage, apply to G. &J. Burns, Glasgow s or here to
BURNS & MAC IVER, 10, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

CARDS OF TERMS

For Boarders and Day Pupils, References to num' roue Clergymen,
Merchants, and Professional Gentlemen, Panted Testimonials, end
extracts from the pablic journals of Liverpool, may be obtained. on
application.
The Establishment will be- Re-Opened (D.V.) en 'Wednesday, the
29th instant.

SCOTCH ALES-IN BOTTLE.

Imperial
Quatts. Pints. k Pints.

Dos. Doz. -Doz.
Strongest Edinourgh Ale 7s Od .. 4s Od .. Os Od
Roy and Son's superior Alloa Ale ss 6d .. 3s 3d .. Os Od

Light Scotch Ale sa Od .. 3e Od .. 2s Od

Edinburgh Dinner Beer 3a fld .. 2s 2d .. Os 4t,

The above Ales have been brewed—ezpressly—for this
—EsTmlusnxisNr—andare now in excellent condition for
Immediate use

BOTTLED BY
GEORGE BOYER AND COMPANY.
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,
28 & SO, North John•street.

KERTCH JACKET.

JONES & RADCLIFFE,

1, RINELAGH-STREET,

CORNER OF CHURCH-STREET.

GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,

Made to Measure on the most approved principles,
combining a Gentlemanly Style and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

CARRIES A .'...ITRGEON.

Freight to New York (including carriage fi orn Liverpool to Glas-
gow, and all transhipping charges there, .e 3 per ton measure•
ment, and five per cent primage. Coarse goods per agreement.
Bills of lading to be had at S. R. Greason's, 58 and (Ai, South
Castle-street.
Apply to MatheveLang?ands, 5, St. Enoch-square, Glasgow, or to
LANGTRYS & CO., Water-street, Liverpool.

Cargo! s constantly received for the respective Steamers at toe
Company's berth, east side of the Huskisson Dock.
THE LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK, &
IV .7-Ik7 DELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S
•
Full-powered
•PR.: Clyde-built Iron Screw Steam-ships
CITY OF BALTIMORE 2367 tons.. Capt. R.Leitth
CITY OF WASRINGTON 2380 tons—Capt. P, C. Petrie.
CITY OF MANCHESTER 2109 tons.. Capt. J. Kennedy.
KANGAROO
The undernoted or other vessels are intended to sail
FOR NEW YORK.
CITY OF BALTIMORE .. Wednesday, 22d July
CITY OF WASHINGT0N....
KANGAROO •• • •
CI rY OF BALTIMORE
And every alternate Wednesday.
FROM NEW YtiRK.
CITY OF BALTIMORE Thursday, gth July
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
KANGAROO ..... ...• Thursday, 6th Aug
CITY o.i WASHINGTON ...... Thursday, 20th Aug
And every alternate Thursday.
RATES OF CABIN PASSAGE FROM LIVERPOOL.
15 guineas, 17 guineas, and 21 guineas, accord.ng to the
accOmmodat;on Li the state-rooms ,all having the same privileges
In the saloon.
A number of passengers will be taken to New York and Phila.
delpka at Elea Guineas, including as much provisions as re-
quired; and these passengers are hereby informed that in order
to satisfy the requirements of the Government Officers, the date
filled Into theircontract tickets will be In every case thedate of the
day preceding the fixed day of sailing.
These steamers carry " Phillips' Patent Fire Annihilate/a,' and
are built in watertight Compartments.
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each steamer.
Freight .e 3 per ton, .$o New York, and 43 10s. to Philadelphia;
will be taken sui.ject to agree-
and Unnsanufacturc Gouths , &c.,
merit, payable here, in Philadelphia, or New York, at 4 dollars 80
canto per Pound sterling.
Apply, in New York, to John D. Dale, at the Company's ofticts,
13, Broadway; in Philadelphia, to John G. Dale, at the Company's
edifices. 17, Walnut street; in London, to the American-European
Express Co., 61, Ring William-street; in Paris to Fred. Red-
fern, 8, Rue de la Paix ;in Havre, to Davidson & Co ; in Ant..
werp, to J. P. Kreimer and Co.; in Blanchester to George
itonier in Dublin, to Cornelius Carleton; In Belfast, to
Richardson Brothers and Co.; in Glasgow, to D. M'Culicch and
CO., 8, St. Enoch square; in Edinburgh, to Robert Thompson and
Co., 2, North Bridge and I n Llverpoc Ito
WILLIAM INMAN, and 13 .Tower-huldings

BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE
jjg WIS COMPANY'S. Ranelagh street.

Uritteb A tattL

PASSAGE TO AMERICA -FOR NEW YORK.

PACKET OF THE —TII JULY,
itk The favourite and fast-sailing clippers
HARVEST QUEEN,
Captain YOUNG. 2800 Tons Burthen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN.

RO BE R T JON E S,
GUN AND PISTOL. MANUFACTURER,
No. 3, GREAT HOWARD STREET,
LI VERPOOL.

GUNS AND PISTOLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
MANUFACTURED FOR HOME USE AND FOR EMPORTITIO}I.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

To be succeeded by the magnificent clipper-ships

_
Tons: ..
To sail.
W. H. PREiCOT f
CAL H OU N
E. V. FARLEY .. ... • .... .... 2.")00.......... ,.

ASSYRIA . 2750
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

PERTHSHIRE
FOR MELBOURNE.

M. GREENLEAF 2600 25,11 July
SOUTH, CAROLINA
For terms, and to secure l,erths, apply to
WILLIAM, FRAC KELTON,
AMERICAN AND AUSTRALIAN PASSAGE OFFICE,
70. WATERLOO ROAD-

NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS AND OTHERS.
TRACY & BALDWIN,
•V' ;44 E o RATIoN AGENTS.
No. 60, WATERLOO-ROAD. LIVERPOOL,
Despatch the following splendi, P hips punctually :
THE " BLACK BALL " LINE OF• PACKETS,
Sailing o❑ the i.irst and Sixteenth of each Month,
FOR NEW YORK.

HARVEST QUEEN .... E. YOUNG.. 1600 tons, 21st July
MAN HAT TAN T. Dixon 1450 tons, Ist August
COLUMBIA • C HUTCHINSON 1100 tons, 16th August
FIDELIA W. A. MACGILL 1000 tons, 21st August
NEPTUNE F W. PEABoov..l6',o tons, Ist Sept.
JAMES FOSTER, Jun., E. AnnEL. ..... 1600 tons, 16th Sept
YORKSHIRE JAMBS BRYANT.. 11,50 tOllB, Ist October
GREAT WESTERN W. G. EURBER .. )650 tons, 16th Oct
ISAAC WRIGHT C. A. MARSHALL, 1300 tons, Ist Nov
ISAAC WEBB
The above-named ships are of the finest and largest cla,s, were all
built in New York of the best and most costly materials, and combine
great strength with swift sa ling qualities, they are commanded by
men of character and experience, who will take every precaution to
promote the health and comfort of the passengers during the voyage.
Private Rooms for familial or persons who wish to be more select can
be had, and deposits of £1 each to secure berihs, should be remitttd
to the undersigned by post-office order or otherwise.
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.

THE "DRAMATIC" L'NE OF PACKETS.
t.,te
.4.,‘ Drr
NDWEEN
W I IVERPOOL ANE YORK.
Ctliii ..', Sailing on the 11th of every Alonth, from the Waterloo
Dock, nnta turther Notice.
EM, RALD (new) W. Coos .... 1500 tons.... 11th Aug.
CARAVAN (new) W. A `ANDS
PO3IONA (new) C. 311aalnEw l5OO tons.. ..11th Oct.
PLU I'ARCH (new A. R. Dema.. .... _l5OO t0n5..... 11th Nov.

ROSCIUS. E `
C00K....
E NDYMION (new) F. HALLETT
G ods will be received up to Midnight of the 9th of each Month.
... _ _

These Ships are all of the fiat and largest class, built in the United
States, of the best materials, combining great speed with unusual
comfort for Passengers, and are commanded by men of ability and
experience.
For terms of Freight or Cab,n Passage apply to
RICHARD S. ELY, 39. Oldlaall•street.
Freights will be collected at the rate of 4 dollars 80 cents to the
round sterling.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

THE FRENCH REPUBLICANS.

After some time spent in taking counsel and deliberating
among friends and colleagues, it seems to be settled that
three out of the five Democratic deputies for Paris refnse
to take the oaths to the Imperial:Gcrvernment. These
three are General Cavaignac, M. Goudchaux, and M.
Carnot. M. Darimon and M. 011ivier persist In their
determination to accept the condition rejected by their
colleagues, and, as it would be unfair to presume they do
so with mutual reservation, we may take it for granted
that they rally to the Imperial regime.

WRECK OF A SCEbONER AND LOSS OF LIFE'

Intelligence from Cape Town, under date of May 12,
informs us that the schooner Barry had been lost in
crossing the bar at Brede river, and that the master and
his wife were drowned. Most of the cargo will be landed,
but the greater part of it in a damaged state.

THE MILITARY DEMONSTRATIONS AT BERAN.

(PER'S FUNERAL.

The symptoms of alarm exhibited by the government
were quite astonishing. All the heavy cavalry quartered
at Versailles was brought into the Bois de Bonlogne and
there kept in waiting for several hours. The masses Of
troops that took military occupation of the Boulevards and
Fauborgs were as nothing to those under arms and out of
sight. During the whole day the artillery was in readi-
ness for action—the horses put to and the men standing by
their guns. The Minister of War, Marshal Valliant, got up
twice in the night and went to Marshall Magnan's head
quarters in the Place Venchme. The National Guard was
warned to be in readiness to turn out. The various guards
ware not relieved for 48 hours, in order that small bodies
of troops might not bs exposed to the danger of marching
about the streets unprotected.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

MACHINE RY.

ON SALE, a great quantity of all sorts of
Machinery, Weighing Machine, Iron Safe, large Iron
Blocks, and powerfal JACK SCREWS, at 25, Sir Thomas's Rnildings.

110 be SOLD, a bargain, a first-rate SHIP
CHRONOMETER, made by Robert Roskell, Liver-
pool, two SEXTANTS, GLASSES, CHARTS, BOOKS, and a large
1101E,IONE CHL Sr, the property of a deceased captain.—Maybe
seen at the Northern Tones office.

UNDER TAX PONY PHEATON, WITH TURN-OVER
_ _
HIND
SEAT. _

TO be SOLD, a Bargain, the property of a
trentieman not requiring it this season, has .been
thoroughly and substantially repaired, at a cost of lu guineas; as
lamps, and is qu to complete to effect a qu ck sa'e ; 14 guineas will be
taken. On view on and after Thursday, at 6, Upper Newington.

•
DESIRABLE FRREHOLD HOUSES IN PARR-STREET.
TO be SOLD, by Private Treaty, all that Piece
of Freehold LAND, with the Two DWELLING-
HOUSES thereon erected, situate on the north side of and be;ng Nos.
133 and 135 in Park-street, Toxteth-park, containing in front to Park-
street, and also at the back, 33 feet 3 incises, id depth on the west side
79 feet 9 inches, and on the east' side 79 feet. The Houses are occu-
pied by respectable tenants, and produce a rental of 460 per annum.
They are In excellent 'rep ir, and contain every convenience.—For
further part.culars apDly to Mr. George Webiter, solicitor, York-
buildings, Dale-street,-Liverpool.

ON SALE, a most desirable FAMILY
RESIDENCE, called Elmswo, d House, situated on
Mosley hill. The house is substantially built of white stone, has
every conveience for a large family, and is in excellent c.,ndition,
requiring no outlay; c:,ntaining drawing, dining, and breakfast
rooms, a large number of bedrooms, dressing rooms, closets, beau-
room. water closet; large attics and cellars, an unfailing supply of
water, lighted throughout with gas, stabling (detached) for three or
five horses, cow hones, piggeries; &c. To-e grounds contain about
17,000 square yards, walled in, beautifully laid out in pleasure
grounds, with valuable shrubs and flowers, well stocked fruit and
kitchen garden, and grass for grazing.
Now occupied by tin owner,
who is about to leave Liverpool.—For particulars and orders fur
admission, apply to Mr. S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-squire. To be viewed
only between the hours of two and three.

At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranetagh street,
BOYS are CLOTHED rrom the Ages of 6 to 2Q /ft!Ill/
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

THE ANNUAL MEETING.

Last evening the members of this society wore collected
tegethor under the following notice :
"To the members of the Liverpool United Legal'
Friendly Btirial Society. The members of the above
society are respectfully informed, that the annual general
meeting takes place on hit nday, the 20th instant, in the-
Cencert.hall, Lord Nelson-street. Chair to be taken at
seven o'clock precisely. No members will be admitted
unless-preientiog their present card of membership, and
who are not in full benefit. By order of the Committee),
W. Jmuuss, Secretary. July 10, 1857."
Justprevious to the hour mentioned, there was a- pretty
good gathering of the members of the above
society- assembled in the street, and as satin as
the door's were open took their places in the
body of• the hall. No sooner had they done se than
Mr. Shepherd, Mr. M'Phillip3, and Mr. Murphy entered
the gallery, followed by sweat females, and took their
seats in, front of the gallery, amidst loud and derisive
laughter, and shouts of " G.) home, Shepherd," and " We
want no Scotland-road butter."

Precisely at the hour announcA, M. Moses Cullen, the
president of the society, took the chair, and in doing so he
was received with great applause. Oa coming forward he•
said : Ladies and Gentlemen, we are met to night far the
purpose of transacting the yearly business of the society.,
and I do hope that there are no persons present here who
wish to• make a noise, but that we shall be allowed to do
the business of the society in a respectable way. (Hear,
hear, and cries of "Turn Shepherd out.") Ido hope that
we shall not have any noise, and that when the balance-
sheet is read it will give satisftetion to all, as lam sure it
ought to do. (Cheers.) Do let this meeting be quietly
conducted, and don't let us have any noise. I do not see
many parsons present who I believe will make a noise, but
if there should be some—and I see that there are one or two

(laughter) —I hope the chairman, who will be called upon by
this meeting to conduct this inquiry, will be firm, and
make them confine their resolutions within a certain limit :
if not, we shall not be able to get through the business to-
night. Now do be quiet, an I don't make a noise. I now
call upon the meeting to appoint a chairman for the even-
ing, as the rules of the society specify.
Mr. MTninurs : Sir, I protest.
Mr. CULLEN : What do you protest against ?
Mr. M'Plitutrs : Against the legality of this meeting.
Mr. CULLEN : Hold your tongue, sir, and let us proceed
with the business.

Mr. SIMPIIERD : I call upon this meeting—(loud
laughter).
Mr. Cuman': The first business we have to do is to
elect a chairman, and I hop 3 some gentleman will come
f3r ward and do it at once, in order that we may proceed
with the business of the meeting.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

STEAM ENGINE, &C

WANTED, a STEAM ENGINE, of 15 to 20
Horse-power, with TUBULAR BOILER, and
area ab le PUMPS to Drain a Aline 6o Yards Deep. No objection to
euetitat has been In use a short time. it in good order.—Addresa
A. 140, Northern Times office.

HALF-YEARLY ACCOUNTS.
AGENTLEMAN, at present holding a very
important situation, but having daily a few houra to
spare, would be glad to =opt a temporary situation to mace out
accounts, or as Collector, on very moderate terms.—Address A. 100,
Northern Times office.

"LIDUCATION. WANTED, to go abroad
A (Portugal), a GENTLEMAN capable of TEACHING
ZNGLISH and FRENCH; he must also Dowell versed in Geography
and Arithmetic.—Address, with fall particulars, to A. A., Box G. 15,
General Post-office, Liverpool.
Liverpool, July 17, 1357.

WAN rED, by a person, 33 years of age. hold-
ing a Resp3nsible SITUATION, a SIMILAR
ONE, in the capacity of Clerk or Collector. The Advertiser flatters
himself that any respectable house would find him an acquisition.
having a good know:edge of Liverpool, together with temg uell
known to Merchants, Stopowners, Shipl-eepers, and others, from
whom as a man of business, he can have first class recommenda.
tions. He po,sesses sane' •nt knowledge of the Paper Trade, sta-
tionery. and Fri/ ting ; and where a practical knowledge isnot a great
essential, he would be found a zealous, successful, and honest
representative. Writes a good hand, and Is a married man. Moat
satisfactory reasons c n be given tor wishing to relinquish his present
situation. Would have no objec ion to take an Agency.—Address
X. T., Northern Trmes office.
411.111M1N1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

UENEB!L STATEMENT.

£ s. d.
Cash in Bank as rr last report • ..
„ placed in Bank twelve months
Bank interest twelve months 467 1 8
„ in Sub-Treasurer's hands
~ in hands of County Coact Treasurer 10'2 16 8
Balance due to Society, for which securities are
gien
Total worth of Society
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-21

COURT OF PASSAGE.

The ' Court of Patsage was opened yesterday in St.
George's Hall, t efore E. JAMES, ESQ., Assessor. The cause
list of the present court includes ninety-seven issues, three
writs of enquiry, three demurrers, and one special argu-
ment. The latter, Whitmore v. 51‘Gowan, occupied the
court for a considerable time. His Honour ordered the
rule to be discharged.
The demurrers did not contain anything of intere,t to
the public.
S.urte v. B.irraus.—This was an action brought by
Thomas Smith against George Wiliam Battarns, to recover
damages for the diff.rence in quality between some linen
pnrchased from the defendant, and the quality of the
samples which were shown before the purchase took place
Mr. A spinall and Mr. Hutton appeared for the plaintiff;
Birney and Mr. Brett for the defendant. The plaintiff
is a glass and china dealer in Liverpool, and :he defendant
is a cotton broker. The plaintiff, some time since, had
some lend which he wished to sell, and some negotiation
took place between the defendant and him upon the subject
The defendant did not feel inclined to purchase the land,
unless, at th same time, the plaintiff would purchase from
him a quantity of linen which he had to sell. The defendant
produced some samples of linen, which he offered
to supply at is per yard, and an agreement was finally
entered into. The defendant then handed over 1:200
yards of linen to the plaintiff. The plaintiff, however, on
receiving the linen, alleged that it was much inferior in
quali y to the samples originally produced, and out of the
dispute which followed the present action arose. The
jury found for the plaintiff—damages £3.5.
WIWILL v. SIIERWEN AND ANOTKEE.—The plaintiff is a
corn broker, of Liverpool, and the defendants a-e grocers
and general merchants, at Whitehaven, carrying
on business under the style of Sherwen and Moore.
The action was brought to recover £ll is ld, being
the amount of loss on the sale of 100 barrels of flour,
which the defendants refased to accept, though purchased,
as the plaintiff alleged, at their order. Tne plaintiff and
defendants had had several transactions, and on the 8:h of
May last he received an order from them to purchase 100
barrels of Ohio flour. On the day following he received an
order to purchase 100 barrels more, but a difference
arising as to the terms of payment, the defendants
repudiated the second transac ion. The plaintiff then sold
the fl eir by public auction, and brought the present action"
to recover the loss on that sale. Several technical objec-
ti-nis were raised by the defendants, on which the plaintiff
was non-suited. Mr. Aspinall appeared for the plaintiff,
and Mr. Brett for the defendants.

Several tin•lefended actions having been disposed of, the
court adjourned until this morning.