Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-13 00:00:00

WRECK EDDYSTME

-Ike ship QuelFcc, 66 tons, from Baideatlx:fer Shields,
ilkimon the Eddystone Rocks yesterdgy, at iftve o'clock
,a.itn. She was get dr, but, in attempting eta beach her
*Judie Cornish woast,•-she sank.

THE ZURICH CONFERENCES.
October 12

The Conference§ 'do not draw to n close. Austria still
refuses to dinainish,:•the debt of Lombailly, to be borne
by Sardinia.. The qlemands of Augtria.Acre not only re-
sisted by Savainia, but do not receivetthe support of
France, wimo haoroposed to Austria ,mil Piedmont to
lbmit the is •Ito to the arbitration iif,nnother Power

No answer bas -been received to thiw,lit °position up 'to
the present time. The French 4overnment wishes the
arrears of The ponions of Monte Napidleon, and an in-

demnity fiertlet)st of the late van-, tdl33 included ia the
settlement of .the debt which vain dra-ie to be paid by
Austria gad Riodmont.

The risnes,,Trily News, roe, atkralred each Ilevote
a leadhag article to Dr. ullerr pastoral.
From eight thirteen ,columns-_ %If this morning'4
papers are occupied with reports (iftthe Social science
meeting at ;Bradford.
_

An ;djuditation in bankripterwes made yesterday
against MeSETS. Samuel and Thomas Alcock and Ca.
manufactuien of earthenware, ~.of Matton-garden
Burslem.

A large number of hands tliave'benn added to. Sir W.
Armstrong's-establishment, Woolicich, in order to 'has-
ten the manzfacture of riled ordnance ordered to ;be
prepared foneervice.

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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ELECTION,OF PHYSICIAN TO .TILE NORTHERN HOS-
PITAL .—Yeaterday, the election -.of Physician to ithe
Northern ikspital, by the trustees of that institution,
was unanimous in favour of Br. roollingwood--a result
which we feel assured will give general satisfaction

ANNETS DISPENSARY ANLIEYE AND EAR INSNI-
TUTIONT.—ReIieved at the institution, 248 ; relieved it
their own dwellings, 45. Total, 293.
,Visitors—Messrs.
E. Watts and George Jordan. .llcnorary Secretarpauid
Treasurer—Joseph Kitchen, Esq.
Mmiretr4e REVISION.-The wunicipal revision was
continued yesterday. The Radioals made 72 objections
in Lime-street Ward, and struck. off 53, withdrawing 4.
They made I...claims, and sustained none. In St. Anne's
Ward they made 3 claims, and. sustained none. In
West Derby Ward they made 2,claims, and sustained 1.

AMERICAN ;NAND CANADIAN MAILS.—The screw-
steamer Kangaroo, Captain Jeffrey, sailed for New
York direct yesterday, with the ~semi-weekly mails and
seventy-four cabin passengers. •Sile will e-'
town to take iin the Irish mails sand
The screw-steamer Anglo-Saxon. •
f- 'd

Ca;:tain 13alkniine

sailed for Qaeitec and gontieal :yesterday. She carried
out the weekly Canadian mails, and:about 100 passengers.
The screw-stainer Glasgow, from Glasgow, the R.M.S.
Asia, from Liverpool, and the Gircassian (s.s.), from
Galway, had all arrived at New Ycia: prior to the Ist
inst. The Hungarian (3.5.), from Liverpool for Quebec,

SUICIDE at ZlANGlNG.—Yesterday, a man named
Hayes, residingi-in Tarbock-street, t committed suicide
by hanging himself with his packet-handkerchief to the
bedpost. Hayesihas for some time been in embarass-
mint, and his Mind has been rather affected of late. On
Tuesday, the haitils put an execution into the house,
and swept away nearly all his effects. This added Is
his depression of 'pints, yet ms suspicitn crossed any
one that he was :contemplating :self-destruction. Yes-
terday, about noon, he went up its his bedroom, saving
that he was tired :*ad would have asleep. At three
o'clock. one of hisnlrildren went lap-to•erill him, when
to her horror she found him hanging!brtshe neck to the
bedpost. He was immediately cut down,: and a doctor
sent tor, who, on his arrival, pronounced life to have
been extinct for upwards of half-art-hour,

ST. ANNE'd "CM 4 x. HALT...—
Last night, a meeting of the Radical electors of this
ward was to have been held at the Oddfdllows'-hall,
St. Anne-street ; but :the meeting (hi not Ltake place,
owing to,the sudden and unexpected rettirmuent of Mr.
Hall. Tie reason for 1/0 withdrawal a *tr.. Hall's
pretensioac was stated to the as follows :—He.is a partner
in the house of Messrs. ;Preston and ,wine and
spirit nnreliants, Water-street, and his Co„dtention had
been called ,to a clause in the deed of partnership,
virtually prehibiting him !from entering upon. that
public career ,which would ,cetherwise evideutly Ow an
<object of ambition. We bdiere that his address will
appear this morning. The Ile.dicals are in sad !tribu-
lation at the event, as there is no other man of Gnat ic in
the whole ward Avho will hare the least chance of .suc-
ee,ssfullv opposing Mr. Nickson's aeturn. A meeting of
Mr. Nickson's friaads is to be head in the Oddfellowe-
hall this evening.

,YEsT DERBY GVARDI uys.—The weekly meeting le
this board was held yesterday, in the Board-room, at
the Workhouse. Mr. Pitts, the chairman, presided:;
and the other members present were—Messrs. H.

Edwards, Ledger, Piling, Abrahams, Roscoe, Smith,
Garratt, Richmond, Mawde3ley, Morris, Medealf, Ware-
ham, Parkin, and Wensley. The reports of the Gover-
nors of the Workhouse and Hospital were submitted,
from which it appeared that the number of inmates in
the former last week, was 622 ; admitted since, 30 ;
born, 2 ; discharged, 19 ; died, none. This week 635,

of whom 349 behinw'ed to Toxteth-park. Corresponding
week of last year:64B. In the hospital the patients
last week numbered 87 ; this week, 75 ; corresponding

amount were voted for out-doo:

Olney, £36 ; and Lythgoe, £22. Mr. Edwards gave
notice that at the next meeting he should move that

acreasedi A charge of irregularity w
Sr. Allen, one of the relieving officers

brought against

ho was brought

y cautioned. tic bora