Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-07 00:00:00

COUNTY MAGISTRATES' COURT.

(Before G. H. HonsrA4.l., Esq., and Capt. T.. BOURNE.)
STEALING WEARING AiDPAßEL.—Ehzabeth Roberts,
belonging to the TOxteth-park Workhouse, .was brought
up, charged with stealing wearing apparel, the 'property
of the Guardians. It appeared that the prisoner ob-
tained leave to go out of the house on Monday week
last, when shellid not again return.. Suspicion having
been raised respecting her, information was given to
the police, and she was apprehended on Saturday last.
The prisoner having been interrogated respecting her
conduct pleaded guilty to the charge, as the articles had
been found upon her person. The Bench sentenced her
to two months' imprisonment with hard labour.
.•
_ A SERVANT ROBBING ISIS EMPLOYER.—John Balmer,
in the employment of Mr. Peter Thompson, of Walton,
wa3 charged with stealing a quantity of oats and ba.tley,
together with three Sacks, three riddles, three rugs, an
axe, and other-miscellaneous. artieles.—The prisoner
having been previously suspected, a watch was keptupon-
him, and on Sunday constable B. C. Willmer apprehended
him, and found the articles described where he lived.=
The prisoner having been_ asked,whether he .ha 4 any-
'thing ta say for himself in justification' of his conduct,
admitted stealing the barley and oats, but, at the same
time stated that-he had.only-taken the other -articles to
lend to another party.—A. person in court stated to the
benc,h that Mr. Thompson did not accuse the prisoner
of stealing anything, only the oats and the barley.--The
necessary legal caution having been read to the prisoner;
he was sent to the Quarter Sessions-for trial.

There were-two other unimportant cases disposed of,
after which the court rose. -

LIVERPOOL COUNTY COURT-YESTERDAY.

(Before J. K. 8LA1.14. Mg., Judge.)
This'dmirt was.not opened for the transaction of busi-
ness until eleven o'clock, this delay having been occa-
sioned by a tender on the railway from -SouthpOrt
breaking down.

JUDGMENTS.
His- Honour proceeded to deliver the folloy4g judg-
ments-:

- Gil/01Am 'v. DoMNELLY.—In thiic'ase there was judg-
iment fok the-plaintiff. It was a claim for coals sold and
delivered. His Honour, after commenting severely on
!the conduct of the defendant_, directed the amount to be
paid within six weeks.
KING v. Tomunow.—ln this case, which was an
action to recover the -min of -.£5 45., his Honour gave
judgment, directing A nonsuit to be entered.
COMMITMENT Summomsxs.—The commitment -sum-
monses were next called„ when his Honour made the
following orders of commitment against those who had
refused to comply with the previous orders of the court :
—Roger Davies, 23, Branswick-street, 14 days; Joseph
Waugh, 26, Lord Nelson-street, 20 days ; Joseph
Breckles, 15, Wood-street, Park, .14- days; William
Lubrey, 16, Temple-street, 14 days ; William Nettle-
ton, teacher, Hebrew School,- Hope-place, 14 days ;
Arthur Magian, 278, Scotland-road, 14 days.
LOWRY v.. LITTLE.--,-This was a claim made for
£1 10s., incurred for car-hire during the late contested
municipal election for Everton Ward. The defence
was, that the order for the car .was only given at twelve
o'clock, and, therefore, that he was not entitled to the
full amount of the sum claimed.—Verdict for plaintiff
for 20s.

:THE SUSSEX-HALL LIBRARY.—Mr. L. M. Rothschild
has purchased the Sussex-hall Library, which VMS about
being brought under the hammer, consisting of about
4,000 volumes, and containing a collection of valuable
Hebrew ,works.: Mr. Rothschild has presented -the
library to the Jelirs' College, 10, Finsbury-square. It
is expected that arrangements will be made whereby the
books will likewise become available as a free library
for ti,, I)eueq.j of the Jewish community.—Jewish
Chronicle.

FRENCH CABAL IN, THE.,CABINET,

The following- extraordinary ditielosure of dissension
in: Lord, Palizierston's •Government appeared in the Rem
of Saturday

''We have learnt, with unfeigned sorrow, but on
authority which admits of no question, that dissensions
have arisen in the English Cabinet, which menateVith
grave peril the highest interests of our country. It is
not to any 'difference of 'opinion Upon the details of
domestic legislation,:that we are now referring. ' The
question is not one of rating. or . rental
.for the nevi
franchise, or whether the pocket boroughs shall lose one
member or both., The question upon which the Ministers
of the Crown.are divided is no vestry business, bnt one
essentially of Imperial moment. We are enabled to
state the exact nature of the issue raised, and ,even'to
give the votes of the various members of the Cabinet
who took part in this division. * * The Italian
policy of the Eniperor is now before the world, and ire
need not discuss it here. His Majesty has two objects
in view—the first, that France should attain to her
' natural limits,' by a large accession of territory ; the
second,' according to the doctrine of to
surround himselfby dependent States, whom he may at
any moment arm as allies in the event of b. European
war.. The. Emperor's proposal, involving 'results so
dangerous to .the independence of Europe " and -to the
peace of the world, was recommended to the' adoption
of the Cabinet by the Premier and the Foreig,n
Secretary. Its advocates expected for it a favourable,
or at least a submissive, reception. We are proud to
say that in this they were deceived. After, an animated
discussion the Cabinet divided on Lord Palmerston's
proposal. We:subjCin a list of the division
For -the .French 'Emperor. Against.
Viscount Palmerston Earl Granville
Lord John Russell Mr. C. Villiers
Mr. Gladstone Lord Chancellor
Mr. Milner Gibson Sir G. C. Lewis ,

Sir Charles Wood.
Lord Elgin • '
of,Newcestle
- r •
.1 Duke of Argyle •; ,
.C 4 ICA Sir George Grey ' ' •
----- Mr. S. -Herbert
It will be observed that the French Emperor and Lord
Palmerston_ were- supported- by one representative of
each of the four elements of which-the Cabinet is com-
posed. The allies. had formed their party on a basis so
comprehensive that they appear- to have counted urnz
an easy triumph. • -

HIGHEST TIDE FOB A CENTIJItY.-31. 13abinot, the
successor of Arago;'says in the Journal des' Dibias, that
there will be the highest tide on the Bth of March nest,
that there has been in Europe for a century.

BANK OF ENGLAND:—The amount. of dividends due,
and,not dernandedin the four quarters of the year 180
was, respectively, £1,129,669:, (April), £1,026,989'
(July), £1,014,987 (October); and £1,027,361 (January?
1860).
EMPLOYMENT OF AE,MYTI!ENEIONERS.-11.R.11. the
General Commanding=id-Ctief has called for a return or
non-commissioned officers -and-soldiers who have. been
placed on the pension list since the beginning of the war
with Russia, on account of the loss of a leg or .an
in order that they may be employed in public offices ns,
messengers, &c. • • - •

Fox- CLyß.—The first meeting of the Fox Club thit
season took place on Saturday evening-, at Brooks's.
Preaelit-==Marquis Townshend, Earl of Fife, Viscount.
Raynham,Frederick,Dundas, Esq., M.P. IL Lang-
ston, Esq.,,M.P. ; Au°ustus Keppel Stephenson,.Esq. ;;
Sir T. Birch, Bart. ; fiord Marcus Hill; E. Ellice Esq.,,
M.P. ; Lord Cromer-lie • Hon.: E. S. Russell ; 'E.' A.
Sanford, Esq. ; Lord 'over; Dr. Lushington ; Col.'
Robert Ferguson, M.P. ; Col: T. C. B. Challoner.
AN ITALIAN = DEPUTY IN ENGLAND.—WhiIe the-
Governments of Europe_ have been busy about the-
meeting of a Congress, it is not generally known that.
the people of Italy have been at. work_ more effectively,
though more silently,: M.-Marliani,: a deputy to the
National Assembly of Romagna, has been some time in
this country, and in cordinumeatiOn with the Govern-
ment; and theft is no doubt a similar course has been
taken at Paris.--CeurtJournal.
COMMITTAL OF THE AMERICAN SEA-,rlW.-SOUTH-
AMPTONt- Saturday.—At the -Town Hall yesterday, the-
case against Edmund Lane and Gordonllfres was con-
cluded. The prisoners were charged with the murder
of six coloured seamen while on the high seas. At the
close of the evidence, the bench decided that the charges
were established; and the men will accordingly be handed
over to the United Statei-anthorities, to be sent to New
York for trial. /Mr.- Thomson;'American consul, at
tended to prosecute.; and Mr.
,Leigh and Mr. aarfield'
watched the case for the prisoners.
VISIT OF THE .I:YeRB OF CAMBRIDGE TO DOVER."
The Duke of Cambridge Tisitred-this garrison on Friday
'for the purpose of ;witnessing some operations with the
Armstrong gun. ate experiments took place upon the
heights, and were of .a--satisfactory character. She
William Armstrong was present. The Commander-in;
Chief isubsequently addressed the trpops• of the 32nd
Regiment upon the services they hail rendered at tack-
now and-other -parts of; Jndia.•• His Royal Highness
dined with the officers of the garrison.
lISIITNG IN THE NORTH.—The Inverness-
Courier says:—,"The salmonr fishing season opened on
Wednesday, but the weather is. too cold for :angling,
pool.
Th of
fotw for netting,
unneattiningw,aetxerceapnt at
dotfhtehteOPF
nes:
andsh
oe thenhea
been
ehe
nn tgi)
takeno,.l
by
Mr. Fraser-Tytler, who secured,
twenty-seien'elean salmon, running from 101 b. to 201 b.
weight, the first night.- -Th-6 Saltoun water has been
taken A
tionugtlin,guiriglubhere;til,l
wthiteh 2thOtehchJaunleyo;
.of a clean fish in spring, and_possiblv also in the manth
of July. The Cobles fishin,e• which 'the elpb also
is•taken, as tfsual, for the whole season: Wedneiday was
the first " free day," and notwithstanding the
incle-
mency of the season, some hardy anglere were seen about.
the banks of the river.with rods in their hands."
SINGULAR. -110BBERY IN. HAvitE.-.--Considerable sen-
sation has beeri caused at Havre by a singular robbery.
The director - the Doeli-Entrepot; en Thursday caused
all the accounts of the, year to be, collected in order,tabe •
seneto examination in .deGir; and he charged
the chief bookkeeper with the :task of ;Classifying and
packing them up. That_person placed the, papers in,
a box which ,he had constructed for the purpose;
and; wben he left at a late hour in the evening, all
that remained- ha done. was to nail down the lid-
The next morning; a carpenter," by -his .directipre; :went at;
an early'hour to fasten the box ; but the man, to
astonishmeht; fbinill quileliinPty-.7 The 'pipers could
not be found ill tho,offiiej and no indications appeared:
of theii havidg been burned or otherwise destroyed..
The police being called in, found that the office had been,
entered,: not, by -violence,: but.-lby,untocking .the door..
They made "searches in the houses. of persons who raight
be supposed to'hiverui'inteiest id causing the papers to
disappear, • but found: nothing t, and thus far the affair
remains enveloped in mystery.
MELANCHOLY WRECK OF THE DINIFORE.-LTWENTY--
TWO LIVES LOST.—The loss.of this ship, belonging to
Mr. W. S.,Lindsly, Af.p., on the.coast of- -Franee,.lras
created a painful" interest: The DinUpOreliad been long
employed in the East India trade, but on her last voyage
she was chartered to take'a Cargo of steam coal from
Cardiff to Aden for, the Peninsular and ;Oriental Steam
Naviga,tion Company. Capt. Lilwall, the commander,
was. accompanied by his wife, who, it is stated; being
near,her confinement, had a surgeon and female servant
(nurse) on board.. Shortly: after leaving Cardiff the
ship encountered. a succession of fearful gales with a
heavy sea. She laboured severely, and at length sprang..
a leak. The tempestuous weather continued, and the,
pumps having become choked with' coal dust, -there:war
not much chance of reducing:the water she kept making.
In this state of things, and the vessel '-being off the
F.rench.coast, near Ushant, Captain Lilwall attempted,
it is suppoied, to run for Brest. In doing so, unfortu-
nately, the night being dark and stormy, the ship
went..upori one. of the sunken reefs which exist about'
that part of the coast, and speedily began- to break
up. Captain Lilwall, his wife, servant, surgeon, and
eighteen of the crew took to the long boat (the life-
boat ,having 'previously been washed away) and the
'chief=officei; .11fr. Thompson; and nine seamen to the,
:dingy, which was at the stern of the ship. The latter
were picked up by a French pilot-lugger and landed,at
Conquet, but of the long-boat 'not the slightest tidings
have yet been heard, and the belief- is that they must.
have pedalled. The names of those who were in herr
in addition to the mmter, wife, servant, and surgeon,
were Mr. Cutcham, second officer; Mr. Martin, third
officer; Tope, boatswain; Chapman, carpenter; Wyatt,
steward ; Davies, Williams, Fleming, Smith, Cockrane,.
Thomas, Pearn, Barovech, Cowan, Lewis, Millar, Parr,4
Hay, and Galliff, seamen. Those saved were, Mt'.
Thompson, first officer ; and Singleton. Wall, Wright,.
Payne Collins, Flyn. Wilden,.Boot, and:Grafin, seamen.
The ship was insured.

Tuesday,: February 7, 1860.

r.: nittb 54taits.

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York direct, in, per ton: and 5 per cent. priinne.
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ARA81A...... James Stone. AMERICA W. F. Millar
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From AMERICA. ' 1860
AFRICA
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AM
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.4.ltAr' a From Boston Wednesday... Feb. 22
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reir* To prevent disappointment or difficulty, passengers are
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