Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-25 00:00:00

Amb. Not. &E. J
Caledonians . . .
Dutch Rhenish ..

-91 91x d .L. and S. W.. .
581 58-I Leeds _Northern
94 95 jMan. Sheer & Lin
72 73 I Midland Stock
021 1031-

Great nirthern

North British . .
84 85 IN. Staffordshire
591 601 4 I S. E. & Dover .

Great •Westerns

Ves. Of Canada ,15- 154 • .York, New. &Ber
Tk. of Catada x'a & .X. Mid.

S. and NV

105 107

THE FRENCH FUNDS

=PARIS, SatUrday, 12.50 p.m.-7-Renies opened firm,
at 67 60. 12.68 p.m.—A further rise has taken
place; Routes 67 70. 3.35: p.m.—Bourse closes very
firm and animated; Rentes 67 .',40 for money, and 68
for account, being a rise ofd in,the. former, and
in the latter, -since yesterday.

LOCAL

INTELLIGENCE.

ADJOURNED MEETING OF BiracENNEAD) ComMISSIONERS.
adj.eurned:meeting of this board .was held on Saturr
day morning, in order to take into consideration the altera-
tion in the memorial suggested by Mr. Bell at the pre,vious
meeting. Mr. John • Ltnid occupied the chair. After a
enienl brief discussion, the- memorial, as amended, was. adopted
unanimously.

r

cries

FATAL Acc-11)6;7;4'0n Friday morning, as the Amen'tan
ship Chatles Hill was going out to sea pan accident took
Place by which one of the crew lost his. life. Deceased ryas
named Henry BensOn ; and while aloft rigging out a stud-
ding-sail boom, he. fell to the deck from a height of upwards
en ty feet. - He lived about three-quarters of an hour after
tirhp accident-took place; .and the body was brought back to
irpool.by the tug. An inquest was. held • •on Saturday
and a verdir.i. eve 1—...4A-1 A

FATAL O&.I:RRIINCE.
eer Quinn, aged, .68 years,

-On M

and who had been in the

-mpul ,ot" Charles dallis, rironmouger, Wapping, got him-
self crushed between two carts while attending to his usual
duties. Ile was taken to the South Dispensary, where it
was found,that,he had sustained several bruises in the side
and f_ • _ _ _

injury, from the effects of which he died os.
Thunflax• --An;l4quest was held on the body, on Saturday
last, and. a verdict in .accordance with the facts returned.
-
LivralaPooL.Roy&i:lNFis,mAny..---Return for week end-
ing 23rd July,
out-
patients, .86.. 48,50.—Admitted in-patients, 40; out-
surgical .casualties, 43. Discharged . Cured,
det:dreliered, and at.own request, 11; made out-patients, 3;
Remain in the house, 169.,-For the ensuing week.
AlVssrs. Lawrence'Peel, J. G. Livingston' Esqrs.
4'uYsiciall: Dr. Turnbull; Surgeon ; Mr. Biekersteth,.House
Surgeon.: .111 r. T. S.. Walker ; :Junior Heise Surgeon : "Mr.
J• Allen.; Chaplain, Rev. H. J. Garrod, AS. Robert
Hutchison, treasurer.

•
BENEFIT CUNCEItT:—At Stanley Hall, Riebarond-row,
last Friday :evening, a miscellaneous concert tool{ place, tOr
• the bencfit,of Mr. W. J. -Hughes, a loCal litterateur, in
adverse circumstances. -We are so,:ry to have to .state that
the concert proved an entire failure,„aud must hare proved a
severe loss, instead of a benefit, to Mr. Hughes. The artistes
eacaged were Mr,. .G. Grant, Mr. James, Brosru,Ss E.
James, and Miss Thompson.. Mr. Stevenson, front South-
(/' port, ably conducted:the performance*, and the proceedings
terminated shortly:after ten o'clock. We hope on.Vuture
,occusiOna Mrd Hughes will .have betto: success, and that his
ce, tot .friends will rally round and,-support hitu.—Correspontia4,l.
)0,001 AcerDENTs.—On Saturday last the ,following accidents

occurred, and were .admitted for treatnwat at the' Nortin-rn
:Hospital :—Henry 4:llifford, a labourer,:residing at Berry-
4treet North, reeeived a wound of the lft; by falling oyty a
spar on hoard the steamer 'Persia, lying in the river.-
Jones, a sailor, residing in Rodcross-street,.reeeived a severe
contusion of the ankle by dipping off the footpath, in
l)rmond-street.—A bov, of abott ten years of age; nainoil

Kohn Cunningham, resi. ng; in. 3 Court, Chadviick-street,.
fell.off, the roof of a house an William-street. lie received,
a severe scalp. 'wound, and also ceucusSion!of the brain.---A
labourer, named; John Allen, milling. in .7Wi.lliam-street,
slipped ft' th.c footpath •on. Chisenithle:bridge,. and received

fr-aeture of the

C03,4(17kRT AT THE ROTAL ASSEWLY ROO3ll

brated -%pani'sh pianist;mglate' a morning toucert at the
Royal Ai6ernbly.4dorns, in Great George street, On Saturday,
which was wary fashiotiabk attended; .Madame bad sang
the aria finale of Ardrhner,llie air de grae.e,of Robe-et,lefDiable,
and two Spanish songs, ,with_ .eharnting,efloct,. eliciting very
hearty andltiActirniaating •applause. Signer Gougora, on the
piano,_ produced one of the richest musicalltreats ofthe kind
we have heatd ~lop a long time. His vexfortnauce of a
fantasia, (Souvenir ete Teovatore,) and ,of the 4-
finanish dance, -1;a: J4(la Arana-

especially the
titer—weue.exquisite specimens of his. extraordinary lower
?ye- that instrument., was nvsisted by Mr. F. W.
rhomas on the Violin; and Mr, C. W. Smith on the •harmo-
aim, in the prelude; and in oue or two other piee6i ; ;the
result being moSt,Afectire. The two pianos and the lei=
monism that were used on the occasion—the :hitter one ~:of
Alekavidre's "-Drawizipr(xnu Models, "which gav6 out n
most Teasing ' " concord of swskt sounds"—were Aupplied;
we understand, froth the establishment of Mr. James Smith,
of Lord-etreet. ,Altogether, it was an excellent concert and,
iudging From the very great si4isfactiOn it appearod to
afford, we should suppose Madame,ltbad and Signor Go.Ogora
wAllte initueed to repeat it. • •

GREAT FLORAL AND ,HORTICULTURAI
EXHIBITION, POUL FRY SHOW, &e;

at the Zoolo-

ical Craxdens- , sire no* comi lote. and the aff

Sefore t

is in the hands or
various:exhibitor of flowers and fruits will
fining" their produCtions, and all win be ready
openin .at one o'clock. We have been favoured
-rttion of the materiel, through the polite-
ness of 'Mr.' Atkins, who is anxious to aid the committee of
manan'enient• in their endeavours to render the exhibition
4tractive. Immediately on enterinm

he busy