The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-11 00:00:00

FEMALE EMIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA.

Female domestic servants, who really understand tbeit
business, are in great demand -in—Australia, and are sure
obtain immediate employment at good wages. To all gob,
the emigration commissioners will grant passages on the fel'
lowing conditions :—The candidates must not be under
eighteen, nor over thirty five years of years. They must be
of unexceptionable character ; in good health, and free for°
bodily and mental defects. They must have lived in service
as cooks, housemaids, nurserymaids or laundrytnaids, or
ar
servants of all work ; and they must produce satisfacterl
.certificates and testimonials' on these points. Th°
first . step, is to make application to the commissioner'
by filling up and sending in a form. The candidates will the?
be informed whether or not a passage can be granted. If
can, they will receive a 'printed paper, called an " APPrBci,
Circular," requiring the payment of 10s, and pointing, out be
tine and manner of payment. After the money
is
paid, tbey
will receive an embarkation order (which is not transferrable),
naming the ship in which they are to sail and the time and Place
of joining her. The emigrants must find their own clothiel,
which will be inap:..cted at the port by an officer of the e,onatu'l;
sioners.' The smallest quantity which will be passed for sac
person is—six shifts, two warm and strong flannel petticoat',
six pairs stockings, two pairs strong shos, two strong govn3s'
one of which must ba Warm, three sheets, four towels, olf
comb and one hair brush, and 2 lbs of marine soap.
'any difficulty is experienced in procuring good marine o°,,
where the applicants reside, there_ will be ample opportuoltelf
• for purchasing it after their arrival at the depot. The ler!,
the stock of clothing the better for health and comfort du
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the voyage, which usually lasts about four months ; and as tnild
emigrants have always to pass through very hot and very C°;,
weather, they should be prepared for both, An extra ettPP)/
of flannel is strongly recommended. The whole
queetity
baggage for each adult Must not measure more than 20 curbic
or solid feet, nor exceed half a too in weight. It mg." ebe
closely packed in one or more strong boxes or cases ;
box must exceed in size 15 cubic feet. Large packages ani
extra bas gage, if taken at all, must be paid for. Mattree'r
and feather beds will, in no case, be taken. Candidate;
must not reckon upon passages, or make any preparation
departure, unless they receive the " Approval Circulsri,
Any false signatures, mis-statements, or omission
state a material fact in the candidates' papers, or any atteo;
at deception whatever, or evasion of the commissioners' VII/
will subject candidates to a forfeiture of the money paid,
all claim on the commissioners ; and will, moreover, rerl'T
the offenders liable to a heavy penalty under the passage.;
act. Failure to attend at the time and place of embarkatiii
without having previously given to the commissioners tire%
notice, and a satisfactory reason ; or any insubordinstioth;
misconduct in the commissioners' depots, or on board'.ee
Wore sailing; or refusal to proceed in the ship, will etwhi(
candidates to a forfeiture of the money paid, the loss of
passage, and of all claims upon the commissioners.
applications should be addressed, post paid, to S. Walcott, V'
I No. 8, Park street, Westminster, S. W.

jotis
The Mormon prophet Young recently denounced a o
named' Gideon, who had stooken against polygereheei
this wise : " Who ,is this Gidesen who , has come anie;s
you? He used to sell tape in St Lemiso aid now iv e) of
here to blaseheme the Lord, aid r
Israet. 'And what shouid ye, children o‘' the coveneoio
in return tor this evil work ? Out with the bewineste of
le
destroy the Wlts.:el
von wore like breastplatee at Nauvoe, and on to gieeof,
God and the prophrt, give him h-11."—New York -
COMMERCE or Nzw BRUNSWICS.—The value of get;
in steriingemoney; imported into the different Per's,
New Brunswick during the last year, was as follow 'al,
Into St. John, £1,214,223; Campbelton, £5,302; '4'74i
housie, £21,378; Bathurst, £19,136; Caraquet, d 5,
aei
Shippegan, 4'5,171 ; Newcastle, .e 48,661 ; Chatboi
.4'61,756; Richibucto, £49,129: Buctouche. £3,6terf
Shediac, £14,564; Sackville, £10,090; Dorchester
4'2,985; Monaca, £5,875; Hillsborough, £875; 1131.5-,2;
.g 1,705; Saint George, .e 10,021 ; St. Andrews, ..el6,d
st. ;Stephens, 4'22,653 ; Welchpool, £2,022. The total
value of goods imported into all the Ports in New Bc,ll it
wick, in 1856, was £1,521,178 sterling, and in 186.'46,
was £1,431,330 sterling; showing an increase in 1°
as comp fired with 1855, £89,848.
world; they sympathise with the serf owners of ga,_594,3
and with the despots and despotism every ,vhere ; theyatt'ici
theAmenEeßlllteileNs SOrtYpßCOßVessThaelldBl3;oepulai•
all
and despise the down trodden people ot'Europe,, and.ffoet
holding
rightso 1 rocvbeyr erat.b,
readily assist to tighten their chains. The.whole r tide
of the government of the United States is now usedhraotr
the
pautrvirpoaseshoifngextotnen.dilngf
tahnisdppoelricpyetbueaptiurngsuseldaverer, t
oligarchy of the south may retain the permanent control
wi
shall find that the great Republic of Ameriel, insateilt 1
being what it ought to b?, a mighty proliagan,
liberal principles, will commit political suicide, and ue,
the cause of Republicanism and social progress.
;pular mind of ' Europe will be excited against the ta.it
republic, and a universal desire will be felt to stbf)jig
barbarous course. There will be European eree,"
against American slave owners, instead of Ainerloi
crusades against European despotism.! It is tune
'people of the Free States to wake up from their elelo;ii
ff they examine the subject c oolly and dispassion sues
they will find that the union of the slave States Wt .t io
F States is not only not necessary, but that
destructive of good government in the Free States, '
much longera,d
ot
must ultimately effect their ruin.--ene• European. vci
PARLIAMENTARY PRINTING.—The report of the Sebsi
Committee of the (late) House of ammans on printiagtp
been rublished. The committee report that since, ibB
Central of the Speaker has been exercised in 1841, air'dol,
valuable assistance of Mr. Pardon afforded as superiuterie or
of the printing, a gradual diminution in the expelcfieto
printing has taken place, equivalent to a redaction from
£30,244 (in 1840) to £20,445 (in 1856). Asps''
valnab!e suggestion was the abstracting of balky' Qvi."` 110
so as to give the results to the House ; and £57e3?"
been saved by so doing since the session of 184°' pfY
expense of printing reports of commission and plirr..l rot
seated by command in 1853 read 1851 was £22,9'1841
printing, and £10,588 for paper. The committee °lb 05
recommended that the departments of State to cvb'e„ithe
various public printers are responsible should eoet,re; ea'
unlimited power of printing which at present prel'3l;C3blef
that direction shohld be given to print, where Precie the,
the " reports" only of commissioners, leaving 't„,;:eriP;
discretion of each House to require either a 1133„,'"i0t5%
copy of the evidence and documents or the suolele7,-,
afl
sppanualnpbeeluaostl. ;n officeea tn amount
m Parliamentaryfoo thatur
nt
generalt
oh fe xp papers poe erre,
reference
ost.
has,
bsr
eyh nould be deposited li
sale
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A SHIP'S CREW STARVED TO DEATIL—The
is an extract of a letter received at Lloyd's, relative,' i;
wreck of an English ship, on the coast of Norio,' P
is dated, " Stavanger, March .14. A pilot °n Oed, CP
instant bearded a vessel about eight miles fron the lea,,ed,
Kinn,. near' Stavanger, dismasted and waterli
Found in the forecastle the bodies of six men, whifousl
brought with him on shore, and another body ios ecee:
between. the cargo in the hold, which he could notrfee
in land. On one of the bodies was found en rsi
it awapnhpdeenawr
asr,se
tqici
aied. so
Prayer Book, in which was written 'Joseph flele"sily
street, Hull, 1840;' and on another a double ca 96"„,
pocket watch, on which the name of J. Btat(.lesed"
engraved. A certificate found on.. board proved thewitli
to be the Holingen, from Narva for Gisnsborough, .tbotl'A
pperaovreisdiotnosb,
bear
re
mcraerwksaoref,
htahveirtegfo
cargo of deals, &c. The vessel was found to be *col die'
breeensuaptptamckeded tbol
from starvation, and especip.lly as one of the 11:10 et`'.roe
viieeke
to satisfy their hunger. Some of the bodies bad,eee le,,l)astt
been dead some time, others only a few days' :I,'
remarkable circumstance connected with this Wre",,-
the crew could have been starved to death 00 ;bet tuo
from Nava to Gainsboroegheor even admittiegi 00 trd
ran short of provisions, or that these were sPei`e e%iste,
vessel filling with ,
bAle tract ,c
four or five days, aid, the crew must still
during that period, on °that tile,
frleuented as the North Sea, it appears strange t
fell in 'with no vessel of any kind." d Jo r
PfiliONB IN CALIPOILNIA.—TiIe San FECtM e•'-° dire- e 0 '
says :—Every prisoner can buy from the prison 30(1 to",
of the county gaol as much freedom as he desireese'facec4e,
state prison has been thus converted into a 11035`„,-,iolei'e-to
=dation, in which the prisoners reside 01,„‘litiog ;0.
whilst spending their leisure in hunting, or atol'-
farms, or in visits to San Francisco, or fn other ligo
ments. The SacramentbAo published some tniniageed tto,
list of escaped prisonors,most of whom liad,es-A,l a7l-01
time when they were not in orison at all. Lo" %de,
whilst on a schemer in San Feancisco, others from r faros,
Ranch—the Kentucky farm—others from othei
lost e;
The murderer, Rodman Backus, is said to seen' roc,
his time in huiating and pleasure excursions•tiire v.y
certain sum of money, every convict waY aclatiollfidt
opportunity of escape. Such a model administid, A
prisons has never existed anywhere in the wervil'heao
sometimes it leads to misunderstandings:, is So,
prisoner has bought the permission to Te"(„s-sioto' 'as
Francisco, the police there catch him ecThsoll
and deliver him to the director of . the 11_ tbe b
an escaped convict:- The director then swears aL t, a (et,
watchmen, and threatens to dismiss them. .15.110001°;$
days after the occurrence, the convict lives aearise eeleo'o
ably in San Francisco. In this manner wet. the
our doors a lurking place for 400 or 500 I! any 0194
dangerous criminals who are set a liberty a! any
al '4
they plea_se ; who, whilst it is ells el th't divit ;0
gin), &Mama new crimes,: which of course e. be
_,
legal
,proof, for they are assumed !e_.tiag.. o_iie:
prison, and therefore incepable of perner'establo_'r,
offences outside of it. In this mariner etiv ' ctl
to society. it
ments for the punishment of crime beconse a

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