Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-01 00:00:00

NERVoUS DEBILITY.

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THOMAS PARKER,
let August, 1857.

Secretary, 5, Church street.

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he had an interview with Mr. Tucker and his
solicitor with respect to his property. It is under-
stood that the assets, estimated at between £B,OOO
and £9,000, were claimed by the assignees of the
Royal British Bank. ',The choice of assignees is
appointed for August 14th, and for last examination,
September 19th, at itwelve, and will be forthwith
gazetted.
The home preparations for prosecuting the war
against the Indian sepoys are of an extensive
character, and remind us of what took place pre-
vious to the expedition to the Crimea. Under
such circumstances, the talk about the poor Re-
form Bill, of which we heard so much a few weeks
since, seems likely altogether to be forgotten. At
Rochdale, however, there has been a political
demonstration.

The death of Mr. Muntz, M.P. for Birmingham,
is announced. He represented that town for
seventeen years. It is unnecessary for us to say
that, as a public man, Mr. Muntz was remarkable
as possessing peculiar views on monetary ques
tions, and as an advanced reformer. The honour-
able gentleman, who was in his 64th year, had
been in ill health for some time past. We will be
somewhat anxious to see upon whom the choice cf
the electors of that most influential constituency
will fall. The friends of Mr. George Dawson are
likely to ask him to stand as a candidate, and
others are said to be anxious to put Mr. Bright in
nomination. The demise of the late member will
be the subject of considerable regret, not only in
the House of Commons, but throughout all politi-
cal circles.

Our police reports this morning contain several
cases of interest, and one of shocking barbarity of
a mother to one of her children, a deaf and dumb
girl. The case has been remanded. As far as
heard it betrays female atrocity of the most brutal
description, and from all appearances the man
connected with her is not much better. A beer-
house keeper, named Francis Daly, was summoned
for not admitting officer Bolton on Sunday
morning. The officer was in plain clothes,
and had only waited two or three minutes.
Mr. Wy berg stated that the late Mr.
Rushton had expressed an opinion as to the
illegality of Policemen going in plain cloths to
entrap publicans, awl he believed that the Chair-
man of the Watch Committee was also against the
system. The ease NVIV dismissed.
The Assize intelli,tence in to-day's 'publication,
contain accounts of no less than three cases of
murder and two of manslaughter. Happily no
capital convictions ha►e taken place. At the
Tipperary Assizes three men, including Rowan,
Patrick Cashell, Esq., solicitor, were indicted and
found guilty of an aggravated assault on a man
named Dennis Brien, at Nenagh, on the s:h
inst. Mr Cashell was sentenced to two years'
imprisonment with hard labour, and the others to
twelve months.

Our accounts from Paris state that there is likely
to be trouble respecting the question of the
Danubian Principalities, not only to Turkey but
her allies. TheZ.French government are reported
to be disappointed, if not grieved, at the manner
in -which the elections in Moldavia were conducted ;
and it is said that the Emperor has sent expressly
for the Turkish ambassador, to tell him It bit of
his imperial mind. The trial of the three Italians
charged with complicity in the plot against the
Emperor, has been fixed for Thursday next. The
President of the Court of Assize has assigned
counsel to each. A dreadful railway accident had
taken place on the Paris and Strasburg line, in
consequence of a fire breaking out in an up train,
the passengers in the carriage where the flames
burst out, in a state of frantic despair, burst open
the door and jumped off the train, whereby two
ladies and two children were killed on the spot, and
eight other passengers were dangerously injured.
The Moniteur states that France has obtained an
authorisation from Baden to construct a permanent
bridge over the Rhine between Strasburg and
Khel.

Advices from Constantinople, via Trieste, mention
that a note signed by M. de Thouvenal and Lord
Redeliffe demands, fitA, that the Porte shall banish
the judges who passed sentence on the Jew lately
executed at Tunis; second, the proclamation of the
Tanzimat in the government of Tunis; and third,
that an indemnity shall be given to the family of the
victim. Mr. Murray has consented to enter Tehe-
ran withont being escorted by regiments. Intel-
ligence from Madrid mentions that the church will
be indemnified by transfer of Consolidated Funds.
Mr. Garrigo is the new military governor of
Madrid. A. service of steamers is organized be-
tween Spain and Cuba.

For the first time since May 23rd, the bank
returns show a diminution in the stock of bullion,
which for July 23rd, was £167,671 less than on the
week preceding.