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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

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GooDwooD RACES

pr two-year olds;
); a winner before starting (matches
o carry 51b extra ; the winner of the.

ach, h f

The Molecomb Stakes c
colts, list 71b ; fillies. 8,
and handicaps excepte,
',avant Stakes, 71b extt
T.Y.C. (11 subs.)
Lord Portsmouth's b c EL-
The First Year of the Ninth _
stakes of 10 sovs each, for two-year olds ; colts, Bst
Bst •11b; T.Y.C.
Mr. Nichol's b c The Wizard . .
Mr. Merry's br c Trovatore . ' . ...
The Second Year of the Eighth Bentinck Memorial Stakes, a trien—
nial stakes of 10 soya each; for three-year olds ; colts, Bst 71b
fillies, Bst 21b ; Gratwicke Stakes Course. (32 subs.) •
Mr. Bowes' c f May Morning
The Goodwood Cup, value Ito"
with £lOO added :

Bentinck Mc

triennial

7th ; filliesi

xi3oo, by subscription
second to: receive £lOO ; thri

71b ; four, 95
allowed 41b.

117 e, 9st 7th ; six and

I 1-01 b ; in aild g

Mr. W. Day's Promised Land
7 Mr. Gratwicke's nas Newcas'
8 r 6 Duke of Richmond's nas Pr
The Third Year (
triennial stakes o
fillies, Bst 31b ; Queen's
Mr Cookson's Longrangu
Mr Crawfurd's East Langton. . . • • •
Mr Bowes' Star of the East . . . • • • 3
The Findon Stakes of 10 sovs each ; for two year olds ; colts, Sat
71b ; fillies, Bst 41b ; winners of 100 sovs. clear previous to starting
to'carry 31b, of 200 sovs, 51b extra; TYC. (53 subs).
Mr Wyatt's Melbourne . . .
Mr Alexander's Thunderbolt
Mr Merry's Thormanby

S. • • .

Lne everkth Bentinck Memorial Stakes, a-
f 10 sous each, for four year olds ; colts, Bst 71b
's Plate Course. (36 subs).

LATEST BETTINO•
6 to 1 against Fesdroyrna.
8 to 1 against Be cauick.
12toi against any other.
CHESTsr.ceiELD CUP. •
6to 1 against Maid of Kent
to to 1 against the field.

imr(TINCK MEMORIAL PLATE.
6 to 1 against Ro'able.
6 to 1 o Starke,
Bto 1 ~ Beacon
Bto 1 „ May mo' .
Bto 1 „ - ruing.
10 to 1
12 to 1
15 to 1
25 to 1

Comforter
Long-range
Tom Boy. •

Queenstown.
Blue Jacket.

For the Nursery Stakes to-day..-_____.
not be a bad investment. , Be Quick, with 6st. 'lbs., shout&
• The Bentinek Memorial Plate will- doubtless, bring out a largo
field, as £l,OOO added money ts not 'often contended for. Com Pr-
omise, with 7st. Mbs., • must be dangerous, as will also be Bauble
and Blue Jacket. Were I sure of a start, I should be inclined to
stand on Rouble only ; but, without that assurance, I shall take, be
my absolute wilner, Compromise,
The Chesterfield Cup.—Maid of Kent (with all her penalty)
the
ne
iirawil/
with her
be very near a winning., I should be disPeled to
take
" FISIISRMAN:
FR 041)014
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

Auartm nt to CXet

IA NE or two respectable men can be accommodated with comfort-
k/ able Lodging, at 170, Park-road, upon very moderate term
where there are no children. 6j25
- -

110 LET, front and back Parlour and two excellent Rooms, un-
furnished, in a detached house, pleasantly situated, Lan-
caster-villa, Freehold-street, Fairfield. p10j25
AConifortable Sitting-room and Bedroom to be Let at 49, Crown-
street, nez,Paddington, Edge-hill. Terms, including extras,
Gs. per week. 3j25
rllO be LET, a Bedroom and Sitting-room, comfortably
nished, with use of Kitchen. Terms moderate.—Address, 113,
Pitt-street.

ONE or Two Gentlemen can be accommodated with Bedroom
and Parlour, at 51, Upper Pitt-street, Great George-street;
gas and attendance included. Terms, 5s per week.

riiwo Gentlemen dining in town can be accommodated with a
1 Parlour and Bedroom. Terms, 7s. per week ; in the neigh-
bourhood of the Old Swan.—Address A. Z., Post-office, Old Swan.

FllO be LET, Unfurnished, a Drawing-room and Two BedroomE
with the use of Kitchen. No children or other lodgers.—
Apply at 76, Brunswick-road.
A COMFORTABLE Parlour and Bedroom to Let. Terms 7s
11 per, week, including extras.--Apply at 49, Crown-street flea Paddington, Edge-hill.

ARespectable Young Mali can be accommodated with a Parlour
and Bedrowd, in a quiet family, where there are no children
No. 9, Patmos-sheet, Northumberland-terrace, Everton. Term:
mndarafr.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

TO SCREW_ STEAIkI-rACIUT BUILDERS, .&

/IN Sale, a pair of direct acting c".ideasing Marine Steam Engines,
ki 70-horse power nominally, effective power much greater, ,
dia-
meter of cylinder 34 inches, length of stroke 26 inches, link motion,'
air pumps all brass, pumps and valves all in excellent order, and
on the most approved principle; the side valves are of-the gridiron
description, with India-rubber packing; in fact, the engines altoge-
ther arc of the most modern description, with the most recent im-
provements, thoroughly efficient, and ready for immediate use.
Also,a large Marine Boiler, in excellent condition, suitable for a
tug, paddle, or screw boat; breadth 13 feet 6 inches, height 11 feet
9 inches, length 9 feet; four flues, with tubes and flues all com-
plete. Also, a Patent Windlass, nearly new, Suitable for a vessel
of any size. Also, a Boat, 22 feet by 5 feet, adapted for the River
Mersey. Also, a quantity of Wrought-iron Shafting, from Bto 13
feet long, by 7 and 8 inches diameter.—Apply to Caleb D. Watson
and Co., Liverpool. niv2s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

URNER and HOLLINS,
JJLL AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS.
SALEROOMS AND OFFICES: 45, LIME-STREET.
SALES OF FURNITURE, STOCK, MACHINERY, &c.,
Conducted at Moderate Charges, with prompt settlements.
VALUATIONS FOR PROBATE DUTY, TRANSFERS, 4c.
A Register of Houses, Properties, and Trades to be Sold or Let,
open for inspection. Insurances effected.

GOLD AND SILVERSMITH'S STOCK.
QELLING OFF ! at a reduction of Twenty per Cent.,
kJ by order of the Executors, uponthe premises, 56, Lord-street,
the valuable and extensive STOCK-IN-TRADE of the late Mr.
JAMES WORDLEY, consisting of PLATED GOODS of the very best
manufacture, and SILVER and JEWELLERY in every form, and
of the fine, '

_ workmanship.
The known excellence of this Stock offers opportunities to pur-
chasers rarely available, and the whole can be recommended with

THOMAS LEE,
>f the Liverpool Times,) and
NIGHTINGALE,
Liverpool Chronicle, and for the
mected with the Liverpool

PToprietor of t]

•COURT, 13, (

LSTLE-

STREET,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

ri JO be LET, a well Furnished Drawing-room and Bedroom, at
Iss per week, or ditto and Double Bedded-room, at 21s per
week. Apply at 108, Belmont-view, Oiton-road, Grange-lane, 20
minutes' walk from Woodside-ferry.

AFamily of 'respectability, residing in a well-furnished House
on Holt-hill, would be glad to meet with a Gentleman to
BOARD and LODGE. References given and required.—Address
'l' 27, Office of Vie Northern Ti nes. Rivfn
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

high exist

\Vashing
a single

ne before it is purchased. The highest recot-
has:been given is from parties who have used.

and sceptical have been convinced
thorough utility ; and the univerest

d simplicity a

31y to the Agents,

" THE ALBANY:T.- '
OLDITALL-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

CHARGE OF ..I.lmTsiNc

Adcock was charged w

lguage to a police

stated

on -the eve

au. ajuvrnavia, taac
fendant was in a cab returning from the races. The cab-
man was driving furiously ; and, on the officer attempting
to stop it, the defendant, who was intoxicated, abused him.
Mr. Cobb, who -appeared for the defendant, subjected the
complainant to _____ • ..

anerwards

...ae a lengtnened address on the defendant's behalf. die.
then called Inspector Valentine, who said that he saw the
defendant ox the evening in question, and he did not think
he was intoxicated. The case was dismissed, but the me-

preferring the chug(

THE ADVENTURES OF A CHEONOMETER
chronometer maker, in Oath-stre
also a chronometer makei, in

..—Mr. Hyatt, a
reet, summoned Mr. Haddon.

plainant, by breakinxit, under cicams-btan6
m,

The complainant
1,.,1,,,74iaarnrl n„

;fondant

that Monday last the cOmplainant, in compani:vith a
person named O'Neil) went to the defendant's premises in
King-street, for the purpose of recovering possession of
a chronometer, which the defendant was repairing for him ;
and that on their 4 ;
ari.v.no• *hors, —1 a

give it up, and ultimately broke it during a struggle
between them. The complainant was much excited during
the progress of the case. He was severely cross-examined
by Mr. Cobb, who elicited from him that the defendant and
he were partners in all business whinh

oront to
Mr.. Cobb : Has 1;CTOt"
WitnosWitness: I do not see theatPteLtic;
tee•hnat's on
nyling tilhinPYT
charge. Mr.

ao = the present ,obb : 0 yes, bu
You may be a very good chronometer-maker
t you are a very bad lawyer. I must
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

-STREET, 1,1 V', ,RPOOI

E

V A It E II 0 I

to YEH ItOolc

LOOKS, ANL/ CHURCH SERVICES,

"I'firtvE noon,• )11,1,11«. PA Riefilt

I', and TA 81.1

B RUSHES, TUBS, BASKETS, &c

R ALPH'S
WHITE COOPERY,
BRUSH, AND BASKET WAREHOUSE

19, RANELAGH-STREET.
PERAMBULATORS in great variety.
RALPH'S Improved CHURNS, BEEHIVES, Sze.

GRIFFIN

A N
GENERAL

d.6jeau27

M'G H ILA,

LETTERPRESS AND LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTERS,
ENGRAVERS, STATIONERS,
-4211359()1111NDE1L5, ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURERS, &c.,
CHATHAM BUILDINGS, 15, SOUTH JOHN-STREET,

LIVERPOOL

*INTERS OP THE "NORT

:RN DAILY TIMES," AT 40, LEIGH-

At which Office Orders may be left, and will receive the best
attention.

Every description of Book,, Mercantile, and General PRINTING
executed in the first style, and on the most economical terms.

The utmost despatch guaranteed in the Printing of Commercial
Circulars, Catalogues, and other Work, where speed is nceesbasy.
Placards, from a single sheet to fifty-sheet double-royal (plain or
ITI colours), executed in the best manner, and at the lowest remu-
oPrative scale of charges. Every other description of Commercial,
General, and Fancy Printing, at equally moderate rates.

---K.- H. HINGSTON,
DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMIST,
58, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
(Five years principal Assistant with Savory and Moore, Chemists
to She Queen, New Bond-street, London,)
RESPECTFULLY informs the Nobility, Gentry, and
Inhabitants of Liverpool hat the preparations of Savory and
m, prepared at their Laboratory, 143, New Bond-street, can
ith dr be obtained at his Esta}, -
,TkRET.

isbment, 58, BOLD-

WATERS OF VICHY

Also, the

OF VICHY

OILA
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

THE WANT OF

FIRE-ESCAPES

THE EDI

ing the time h,
and take notice;

se to do but walk about.
tsionally
red- into
he reply
'louses are

ngst its wants I have oec;
with whom I. have entt

Y, in open

sequence

Ifficient to

)11 of I

115 111 my

e of my

be. my—

sir, your obedient

TOUR

rS .AND EXCURSIONISTS

3F THE NORTH

,N DAILY TIDIES"-

-In iooklng over your paper 'of • Monday last
some notes on the subject of excursions

Allowing tha

your remarks are timely

and in the

Le to say t

lowing should:be address(
than to the Railway and

to another quarter rate

IMOoat Companies

,pere a

We humbly

think tl

as well as

.rge, were they t

ve sti/E

n improve,

of their respective .estimates of' the convenience and,
accommodation to travel/ors, as would insure them against
those annoyances and 'expenses, which so often, defeat tli,eL

s to which tourists and excursionists
- the control of tho

not undi

ware that, a

ate, the railway

the ex

101 l and

hat only a very
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

TO CORRESPONDENTS,

The announcement of the meeting of the proposed Protestant Hall
is an advertisement. We shall be glad to insert it as such.
'under no circumstances can we insert communications not accom-
panied by the author's real name and address, not necessarily for
publication, but as a guarantee of good faith.
Short letters arc encouraged on matters of public interest. They
should be legibly written on one side of the paper only, and con-
tain (in confidence) the writer's name and address.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

oe bind), reettola of Inheritance, a most desirable Detached
Country Residence, with a large Garden, having a southern
aspect, containing three entertaining rooms, six excellent bedrooms,
dressing-rooms, bath, water-closet, tie., fitted up with all the
requisite conveniences for a respectable family, situated in a clean,
healthy, respectable, nehshbourhood, about two miles and a half
from the Exchange. Price £l,soo.—For notes to view, apply to
John White. 20. Cllavtnn-enll9ro

1363. Desirable Country Residence.
TO be SOLD, a most excellent Family Residence, situate in the
township of Wavertree, having a frontage of 13 yards, con-
taining two front parlours, kitchen, scullery, warehouse, and
pantries, all on the ground floor ; four large bedrooms, bath and
water-closet, with good cellaring, all in excellent order, and tho-
_
-My
—For notes

_..erect. Flower garc
to view, apply to John White,

den in front. Price £450
20, Clayton-square.

Desirable Country Cottage.
very neat Double-fronted Cottage-house, in a
espectable, open, healthy situation, about two miles from
in's Market, containing two excellent parlours to the front,
trge kitchen, wash-house, and pantries on the same floor,
ur good bedrooms above; fitted with gas; a constant supply
nnrl irirnann nantinn in Fvrty, f I,Lne. Donn it

TO be SOLD,

) John White, 20, Clayton-,

Lc ire LrthAnsa, (tette, 6arriagts.

nlO be SOLD, Two excellent Clarences, by Mang r ; also, a pair-
' horse Coach and Photon, in good condition. Apply to Wm.
Archer, Elm Tree Inn, Bootle-lane, Kirkdale.

ON SALE, a Bay Mare, the property of a gentleman having no
further use for her ; 16 hands high, sound, and steady to
ride or drive. To be seen at Wilson's livery stables, Williamson-
st, eat.

I I 10 EXPORTERS OF VALUABLE ENTIRE CARRIAGE AND
BROUGHAM HORSES.—ON SALE, one of the most powerful
and beautiful Entire Carriage Horses in England, perfectlyquiet to
drive or ride, and capable of carrying great weights. For pedigree
&c., apply at Lloyd's Repository, Newington. Price 120 guineas
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

HARVEST ALE.
ND OTHERS
of Old Al

TO BE SOLD,
1 fine condition, at 20s. per

mo FARMERS AND OTHERS REQUI dING BUILDING
MATERIALS.—TO be SOLD, cheap, in consequence of the
land being disposed of, the Materials. chiefly Weed and iron_ ni

Lops, and Cott

ou.u-blreu, Lacy Will ne aimed to suit the
wishes of parties wanting, and may be seen any day on the premises,
or on application to C. Whalley, 43, Stafford-street.

rlO be SOLD, two new detached YHA
field; containing dining, drawing an
butlees pantry on the first floor, nine bet
bath-r0om; closet, &c., with garden back a
finished.—Apply on the Premises. Also, ti
street,• Everton, rental .472. Also, two 11. _,,JES, east side of
Berkeley-street, rental £9o.—Apply to Mr. John Langsdale, 10,
Kensington.

• -----
-rooms, dressing-room
rid front, will shortly bi
tires HOUSES, Canton,

In Bankruptc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

&). X.et, `uintss

TO be LET,
annum.

small Warehouse in R,ise,
n excellent House and Fsht,l

110 be LET, a
suitable fi

mall Warehouse, very
a flour or marine-store

TO be LET, for a term, the old-t
jic:lo3lS, in South John-street, Liver

;o, together with the Fl
wa.i established about

profitable.
apply to M

rjlo be UT,;;;eof
IL business localit'

utensils in ti
Alfred Jacob

0 be LI

doing a good business, whiel
he present tenant is about 1

Rent, £2O ; FiXtu3
at a valuation.--A

Goodwill, &c.
at 116, Soho-1

110 be I
1 VAUI

nigible 0;
BALMORA

d PORTEI
A very bus
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

TIER MAJESTY'S SLOOP (41IERON."

SAFETY OF THE MATE AND PART OF THE
CREW.
We have just received tho followin gratifying
intelligence from the Admiralty : g
" ADMIRALTY July 28.—The 'Athens,' Cape mail packet,
has arrived at Devonport.' She left the Cape on the 21st of
June, and Ascension on the 4th of July. The captain
repoHeron,' ports
that
and .Blain, mate of her Majesty's late sloop
Europeans, have thirtynine men, of whom twenty-five are
now been picked up, and are believed to be
on board her Majesty's ship 'Vesuvius.' "

FRENCH FUNDS.
PARIS, ursday Noon.
The announcement in the MoniteurTh
of this morn-
ing has caused great excitement. Rentea opened at.
a rise of nearly per cent.
12.30 p.m.—ltentes continue firm at 68.80.
3.50 p.m.--A slight reaction has taken place.
Rentes close at 68.65 for money and the account,
being / higher than yesterday.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

Burton Bitter
. ..Ale.,

44 Gall. Cask 7s Od
9 Gall. Cask l4s •Od
Delivered at Walton, Bootle, Marsh-__
Litherland, Waterloo, Great Crosby, Kirkd
Ash, Old Swan, Wavertree, Aigburth, and TON

'ATT E N IT A M
34, NOR

prices to enable all ti

ever regret the

expend

The following qu
the town, at the pr

When not wanted fc
rate of £1 per month 1

We have also

a Wine Cooler and Pr
family use during hot Is
PATE

. N.l3:—lntending
arly as possible.

TO CO.

2AN D 3, I
QUADRANT,
aIua.ATIA.,T

TeF,

pE.LLEWELL'S I
53 , AIR-PROOF BEDS, PILLOWS,
CASTLE- usltioNs, DATiis, LIFE PELNIRPIIOI2,I.O
STREET. invaluable at sea. 'lt
1 cwhio

II VET

_,LXWELL'SI

for Pat

ase of Fire, lii.c

LEWELI

RRPRO

Hs and 17'
acre, Seafc

West Deiby,

- Warm, "t
Dry, and Resiliept, under any circus, CASTLE,
\starless. Especially useful for the out- STRRET
• side seats of Carriages, Omnibuses, &e.

2 AND 3,
JADILANT,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

Loading berth (
de the vessel two ho

For freight or IN

Sligo ; or.

FLEETWOOD TO BE

Beet Route to COIF

ROYAL MAIL STEAM-SHIPS
- LEAVE FLEETWOOD FOR BELFAST,
414 AND BELFAST FOR FLEETWOOD
EVERY EVENING,
(Sundays excepted)
Passengers are Booked Through to Belfast by the Trains leavini
the East Lancashire Station at 5 P.M., and the London and North.
Western (Lime-street and Edge-hill) Railway Stations, at 4 par.
FARES :
_ _

LIVERPOOL ( via FL
ss and saloon

ETWOOD ) TO BELFAST.
2d class and saloon l2s. 6d

Return ( 14 days') Tickets :-Ist ci
Also, at the East Lancashire Station I
anaghan, Newry, Armagh, Dundalk,
wn, Ballymena, Cookstown, Portrush
at very Moderate Fares.. E

LIVERPOOL AND BELFAST
The splendid Iron Stearnhips
BLENHEITvf GPO. FITZSIMONS,

A • IJ
WATERLOO ..Capt. W. MEN-AI/my
Or other first-elass Steamers.

.e intended to sail es

with Out a pifot,)

IVERPOOL (C

Dcok).
alq 30, at IC

ply- to
_Ogilby,

CITY OF DUI

OL, 14, N

V•%.pany, sails from the I

Every Mont
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

DER WENT-ROAD, WEST DERB Y

O be LET, excellent new HOUSES, containing dining-room,
T
breakfast-room, kitchen, scullery, and butler's pantry on the
ground floor, seven spacious bedrooms, one suitable for a drawing-
room. Situation dry and healthy, and well sewered. Rent £5O.
Apply to Richard Radcliffe, Derwent-road ; or to Mr. Fenwick,
Exchange-alley North. 12au5

1110SL

Y HILL

To be LET, a modern and substantially-built DWELLING
I. HOUSE, on the east side of the road leading from Green-
bank to Mosley-hill, fitted up with all modern conveniences, and
now in the occupation of P. G. Heyworth, Esq., with stable and
• ~ 1, 'air

27, Pomona-street, Mount-pleasant,

CHURCH-LANE, AIGBURTH-ROAD.—TO be LET, an ex-
cellent Family House (the residence of the late Rev. W.
llesketh), containing three sitting-rooms, ten bedrooms, bathroom,
butler's pantry, good kitchens. There is a stable, loose box, two
coach-houses, piggeries, &c. The garden is beautifully laid out,
and well stocked with fruit trees. Apply to Mr. Robert Jones ;or
Mr. S. Waterhouse, Derby-square.

fence, near the Lakes,

TO be LET, Furnished, Halecat ; a commodious House, in the
i valley of Witherslack. It is placed on a rising ground,
commanding a beautiful view of Morecambe Bay and the sur-
rounding country. It contains three excellent entertaining-rooms,
nine bedrooms, nursery, spacious kitchens, butler's pantry and
bedroom, and all other necessary offices ; also, a four-stalled stable.
The house is six miles from Windermere, eight from Milnthorpe,
eleven from Kendal, five from Grange Railway station, and three
hours' journey from Manchester. For further particulars respect-
ing the property, apply to Mr. Jackson, King's Arms Hotel, Kendal;
Mr. W. Wanklyn, Bury, Lancashire; or Messrs. Crossley and Sud..
low, Manchester.

go he Kti, usiness Vinuists.

fro be LET, a Shop, in the best business part of Bold-street.—
..1_ Apply on the premises, 92, Bold-street.

rill) be LET, a large Shop, suitable for a Pawnbroker or Provision
1. Dealer, Derby-road, north shore.—Apply to Ambrose Smith,
9, Stanley-crescent, near the premises.

MO be LET, with immediate possession, the Yard and Stables
connected with the Elm Tree Inn, Bootle-Line, Kirkdale,—For
further particulars apply on the premises.

rriO be LET; opposite the littskisson-dock, large Premises, Iconsisting1con-
sisting of buildings, offices, &c., cuatains about 500 yards of
land,. Izith three frontages.—Apply to Mr. A. Smith, 9, Stanley-
crescent,. the premises. , .

TO be, LET,, at No. 20, Water street, a Suite of Offices, very
suitable for a stem packet agent, or commission agent ; terms
moderate. Apply at the ItCl9lllB of the Mercantile Marine Service
Association, 20 Water-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

SOUTHPORT

TO BE LET, DELTA VILLA, a very elegantly-furnished
Residence, containing three Reception-rooms, five Bedrooms,
Dressing-rooms, with Gas, splendid Water, &c., with all the re-
quirements for a Gentleman's Residence..—Apply on the Pre-
mises, or at 13, South John-street. 6j30,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

TO ADVERTISERS.

The attention of advertisers is earnestly directed to
THE NORTHERN DAILY TIMES, under its new
proprietary, as a superior medium of com-
munication, not only 'between the employer
and the employed, but .between tradesmen, in
all branches of business, and
the public at
large. The circulation of Tim NoitTRERN
DAILY TIMES, already extensive, is likely
to be increased by its new connection, in a
very great degree. The charges for advartigi>.
menu will be es tramely Moderate, and every
attention will be paid, in their arrangement, to
the intereata of the advertisers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

THE FINANCES OF INDIA

There

as issued yesterday, with the other parliamentar
turn relating to the nnhl;,. _

anuation of th

about the same period in the session of 1858.
au "anticipation sketch estimate for 1859-60," issue(.
the Fort William Financial Department, Calcutta, date(
April, 1859, and signed "C. Hugh Lushington, Se3rf

.
to tho Government
The following is

ibstract from thi;

mated revenues and c
and 1859-60

the immediate controLoi the government of Ind

2,55,85,319
11,92

Ara
Puaab

2,88,01,300r5. char

7,33.10,066 rs

14,412:

13,30,60,478-r

/2,46,57,100r5.; charges, 4,17,45,6 C
5,49,00,000 rs ; charges. 2,19,00,0001
2,86,53,000r5. ; charges, 1,63,65,000

6,38,79,000r5. ; charges, 7
36,19,03,491r5, ; total.charg
ficit, 2,94,34,582r5..;, home eharg(
7,24,31,249 rs
y I A table

16,730 rs

Ls annexca, exhitatiii6
revenues on the one_sile, and the entire Indian charges. or
the other, with the estimated increase or decrease under earl:
head in 1869-GO, afi,cOmpared with 1858-59.

,7,29,50 Q rupe

the extent of 72,67,080 rupees,
for which year the land reN
17,54,62,420 rupees. The in

h 1858

„
Oude has been estimated on the supposition that peace will
be fully restored. in that province. The increasnof 19,50,000
rupees in the•north-west provinces is attributable partly to
the expected realisation of a large amount of arrears, and
partly to, the collection of 10 lacs of additional revenue from
confiscated estates. The decrease of 1,41,000 rupees in the
Punjab is looked for in the -Delhi territory, consequent o:
the grant of lands rent free, as rewat

s for faithful or loyal

;7 which im

be noticed s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

equally moderate rates,

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I with its perfect simplicity
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SIZES AND PRICES, &

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HANT TAYLORS'. SCHOOL, ,CROSBY
ad Master, 'Cie rev. J. BERNARE, M.A., Assists(

R-L T 0 N- E It C E
Conducted by Dr. Inxx,.
RE-OPENED on Wednesday, the 10t1
is annlN to 31E

lament

ISLE OF MAN.
TERMIN

I.CAT lON

JULY

i) EXERCISES.----ME

lit Augtist

cioderatc

S 0 II 0 0

)EM

LOWI

DY with her DAUGHTEing in
Liverpool, having a SELECT DAY SCHOOL,
)ARDERS, 'Weekly or otherwise, under 13.
their care would meet with educational ad-
kth maternal solicitude. The highest refe-
Address L, Mr. Atkinson's.

;- AND DAY SCHOOL,
11.1 SE, at Birkenhead Park, Cheshire, C0n-
,1%,/ (assisted by able and efficient teachers.)
13, on moderate tern's, Boarders and Day
n either for the Universities or Mercantile
and premises are most commodious, with
ay and pleasure grounds attached. Quarter
ni application to Dr. Morgan.

INSTITUTE
STREET.

Courses of instruction in the fol-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

The NATURAL
! IQESTIVE PAST

with the best Drugs, on r

SAVORY'S COMPENDIUM to ti
t IMPROVED SEIDLITZ POWDI
TINCTURE OP MYRRII and B
—IRREMIE'S OPIUM, COD Ll'
IRON, &c.
Farina's Genuine EAU DE COLOGNE

1E DICINE CHEST,

•
and FAMILY MEDICINE CHESTS, supplied and re-filled
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VER.I3IL, with lODIDE cf
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING.
There was again a good demand for Cotton to-day,
and prices were well maintained. The sales were
about 10,000 bales, including 3,000 on speculation
and for export.
The Liverpool Share Market was rather more
active to-day, and at the close a slight advance had
been established in prices.

The Market for the Public Funds and Securities
to-day opened at a rise of 2to rif per cent., owing to
the pacific nature of the arrangements said to be
entered into by the French Government, and noticed
in this morning's Paris Moniteur. Afterwards,
however, there was a pressure to sell at the advance,
and a slight reaction took place, Consols closing at
544 to 95 for both Money and the Account, being
about -1 higher than at the same hour yesterday.
The New Threes were quoted at 951 to 951„. The
demand for Money this last day or two has not
been so active, yet the current rate of interest and
discount has been. well maintained. The decrease in
the demand is attributed to some extent to the appre-
hension that, if the demand were continued to the
same extent as has been the case for some days past,
the directors of the Bank of England would imme-
diately advance the minimum charge for discount
and interest to 3 per cent. per annum. The recent
Board of Trade returns, however, show a consider-
able decrease in the commercial activity of the country;
and although it is undoubtedly the fact that the de-
-stand for Money has been active for some weeks past,
it is considered that no small proportion of the accom-
modation obtained has been with a precautionary
view, rather than to meet the absolute requirements
taf the legitimate commerce of the country.
The London Railway Share Market has been more
active to-day, and with sales to a moderate extent.
Prices at the close were Jr, to j per cent. higher than
-yesterday. London and North-Westerns, 941 to 951;
East Lancashire, 84 to 85 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
; Midland, 1041 to 105.

Messrs: Hughes and Ronald, in their circular of
this evening, allude to the sales of Wool in Liverpool
in the following manner : "At the opening public
sale. yesterday, 785 sheets English (chiefly skin) were
offered, which went rather below previous rates.
There were about 400 bales East India,
brought about Id. per lb. advance on last sales' rates,
and at the sale to-day this advance is well supported,
particularly on Whites."
In the Produce Markets to-day there was a mode-
rate business doing, and Sugar seemed to be rather
more in favour, at very full prices. Rice is alp

which

more inquired for. • Other articles about the same o
la:,t week. In the various Corn. Markets held to-da
there was a fair demand for most articles of th

'trade, and prices of both Wheat and Flour were 111
There was o. special meeting .of the South Devo:
Iron and Gem ral Mining Company yesterday. Th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

is 60

-Fierald, of April 22d

"

Meat demonstrati
:—•

as pub.

ary of the triumph of

arfs extending over

now celebratin

AUSTRALIA; MAI

is hourly expected to reach London, an
~ng the is
at ilarseilles of the light portion of th
Lrom Australia. c.1„„4.4... ,„ •

nly 4th, and the

Australian mail for May was slue - .
ilian June mail is due at Marseilles on Tuesday nex

Lord STATE OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
J . Russell "- •

he Ivi-11, in the }louse of Commons, make a state-

gwen notice that at six o'clock this

respect;

Irs SELL

AND THE PEACE OF VILLA

FRAM(

of Lord
tg that his Russell writes to the Times
conditions ,
Lordship has not stated that he thought
of the peace at Villa Franca just, and that
given any opinion in Parliament on the peace.

COMM-ERCIAL.
(From the _Daily Xews City Article.)
DAY EVENING.--collsoiS sustained E

fresh de-

- 7 ~/15CU witnout a sign of recovery.
arly all the other departments of the Stock Eichange
chiefly speculative predominated, and the tendency of
w.. a_ -

Lownwards

and for money was steady,-and the instances in
Were discounted below 21- per cent. were excep-

'ere no further withdrawals of gold from the

41)Ont £250,000 in silver is

expected to be:forwarded to

utta on Government account, by the s

lie Times (

ner_leaving on

WEDNESDAY EVENINC

"'me. The exposition to be made by Lord J. Russell
Lci°l7ov night on the recent peace, and the part to be
ie by England with respect to it, will probably constitute
rteriletx,ht cause of fluctuation, while, almost immediately

mtinues
In

..u): consideration. The demand for money
"red• At the Bank to-day there was a slight increas

)ck Exchange, howE

the supply is, abundant at

RAILWAYS.
The Times describes the- Railway Market yesterday as
gain flat, chiefly in sympathy with the funds. With the
aception of North-Eastern and North British all the lead-
-4g English shares closed ti to 1 Der PIM+

!tst Lam

kNCHESTER STLARTMARRET, JULY 28.
,shire, 94,1; Great Western, 60 ; Midlands
; Dovers, 22, 1 3-16.

; Leeds, 96
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

irn, and offered to give him a letter of intro
'he Relief of Foreigners in Distress

tion to the Society I

to seek assistanceiroiTili;;

111 r. Hartman said, that On the 6th instant, the prisoner
Tidied to the society for assistannA_

it he 1

beard from his iather at. Prague
.• •

that' he w

with an English lady
le and ttat, having spent his money,
was in distress until he heard from home. In the course
)f the conversation, he said that the lady with whom he
iad eloped was the wife of a clergyman. He was relieved
)3, the society, and subsequently they had learnt that he
iad called upon several. attorneys in Liverpool, for the pur-
)ose ,of attaining money from them. It had also been
Lscertained by the society that about five months a-
yes in Dublin and other places, and. told the sir

;tndent, and had
roni Heidelberg ; a

eioyeci

there, and that was the reason why- the present charge of
begging was , brought against him. In answer to Mr.
Mansfield, the prisoner repeated the statement that he was
a law student-from Prakue, and had been in England since
November. He added that he had left his own country from
political causes. He. was remanded for seven days, for

Lrther inquiries,
(BEFORE

MESSRS. T
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

LIVERPOOL POLICE COURT-YESTERDAY.

(BEFORE J. S. MANSFIELD, ESQ., sat.)
COMMITTAL OF A PICKPOCKET.—A woman, -named Mary
Maguirke, was charged with having picked:the pocket of a
younf woman named Mary Develin, who resides at
51* p rederick-street. A girl named Sarah Phillips said that
she was in company with the prosecutrix, shopping at Messrs.
Cook and Townsend's, in Byrom-street, on Wednesday after-
noon. On the way home from the shop, witness observed
the prisoner skulking behind them.. She kept her eye upon
her, and saw her put her hand into proseeutrix's pocket.
Witness seized the prisoner by the arm, but she managed
to get away, when, witness gave information to an officer,
and the prisoner was afterwards found in a. public-house,
sitting between two men. In cross-examination by Mr.
muck, who appeared for the, prisoner, the .witness said that
her friend did not lose anything ; and, hereupon, Mr. Black
contended that there was no ease at all. ,In reply to Mr.
Mansfield, the biidewell-keeper said that :the prisoner had
been six times charged with picking pockets. She was com-
mitted for three months.
REFUSING TO PROCEED TO SEA—ASSAULT ,ON A POLICE-
MAN.—WiIIiam Daly, a seaman belonging.to the ship Mor-
nington, was charged by Inspector Murphyrof the Sailors'
Home, with refusing to go to sea, although he had signed
articles in the usual way, and received an advance of £2 10,
He was further charged with an assault :on poli
667. It appeared that, yesterday morning, INI
the
0

having shown a disinclination to go on hOard, the captain,
who had occasion to be you shore for a short -time, left di-
rections that if he refused to join the ship they were to order
him into custody. On his refusing to go on board, officer
667 was called, and took him in charge, when he became
very violent, and struck the officer in the breast. He was
sentenced to twelve weeks' imprisonment.

man named Patrick Welsh,
n named Bernard Masterton, mere charged
wated assault upon a seaman named James
l'he prosecutor appeared in court with his nose
much mutilated. He stated that about
_half-past
one o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, he was wa-
the street, when the prisoner W

I.BBAUI

and a sex
with an az

Graham

elitiearne up to him

um where 1

h then asked him if he 'had money

ss replied t

little, and then, at

lest, he

had several bias

him into a whisky shop, where they
They then went to another public house,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

LOMBARDY

uly-
To-cloy, being MILAN, J 28.
the anniversary of the funa of
late King Carlo Alberto, .a grand ceremony took place
to celebrate; the same, which was attended by an
immense concourse of the populace-
Tlte troops mamtoinpd perfect order.

RA►RBAROUS AftURDER IN TRI COUNTY'
LIMERICK.
DUBLIN, Thursday Evening,
Yesterday, about two o'clock, in the afternoon, a
respectable farmer named William Crow, of Croga,
Count" Limeria,
rheasw brutally murdered while going
to a uneral. unfortunate man was first shot
through the body, and afterwards his brains were
beaten out with stones. The murderer has not been
apprehended.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

VIIO be LET, a large Family House, situated at the top of Sydney-
road, Tranmere, containing every requisite. A good supply
of water, and commanding one of the finest views in Cheshire.
Rent £2B per annum. Apply for key at Mr. Burnett's, next door
but two.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

unent
Frenci

riIfCTION

top of Tarlett
an excellent
Neville.) coup

contaigin

l'kTR. TIWTTER
Al L AUCTION, on
preco3ely, on the Prep
Renshaw-street); the fi

tools, two
tine, Loge,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

M'CLELLAND, of No. 1(
1011- ing been the trustworthy Asq,,tant

Viit-scanley and Sans, for a
from practical experience, ti
tare, Wines. Land. and nth

Auctioneer and (

bla
establiahm
Hamm(
Brown
dcn-roa
Liver-s'
Amie-s 1
Robert Ma

Ld; Hat

street'; and T. and W. Bradshaw
BY MR. J. 'V

Tres D

AYalu
comp
watches, by Horn!)
-makers : 200 ounc

nnourni
brooches
studs, child's (
trinkets, quani

;ro-pat!

2g b .itrtion

ail boxc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

YEAR
DINE AT
"THE PA'L"ATINE
25, UPPER CABLE-STREET.

ALL

THE

4,0 U jj

THE PALATINE. DI.NZT.G-Room:s
25, UPPER CABLE-STREET,
Have been fitted up with new Yentilatin

• Apparatus and sua
in the town.
Shade, and are now the most airy and comfortable* Dirling Rooms

TO DIN E. 8 I N . 0 N

A FIRST-RATE DINNER FOR 7D.
AT THE WATERLOO-ROUSE, oc, ouniALi-STREET
G. ROBERTS; Fri:Trip*

H E only place where GpnOemen, can Dine
comfortably during this hot weather is th
ALBANY DINING' '1t0021.8.

The pleasant coolness and the' sweetness of the atmospherp in these
Rooms will add much to the enjoyment of a Diluter, -unexception-
able both for preparation and service. t • • • '
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

)RESS

MANTLE, SII

DRESS

WED ROI

EVENING

COSTUME

T TNG AND WEDDING DRESSE

S MADE I

AND DRESS WAR

N T

ESTABLISHMENT

N GOOD TASTE

,SCRIPTION.

HOUSE, 14 &r. 16, BOLD-STREET. t7s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

ktnitth States.

With,immediate despatch.—A regular Trader,
For MONTREAL,
The well-known Clyde-built Iron Clipper Ship
QUEEN OF THE LAKES,
A. Tuonnrow, Commarder ;
686 tons per re,i , ster and noted for her sailing qualities ; now load-
ing in Prinee'sbDock.—Apply to
TAYLOR, TIPPER, & RICHARDSON.

-.
1, r°

MERCHANTS' LINE OF PACKETS,
Regular Line of Packets

...I vs,.c.zN Li vEII.POOL AND BOSTON.
Sailing from Liverpool punctually on the Ist and
15th of each month.
Capt. tons. To sail..
M'Manus 1,100 lst Augulit,
Patten 1,500
Melcher 1,100

Gilley, 1,250
.Rich 1100
Bliss 1,200
been established for the accommodation of shippe
conducted on the principle of Tnruiprat, wife. rif • freAtr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

steamer

Jth instant, taking Goods till

'eight or passage, having superior accommodation
.nnlv to the sole Consignees of the South of France

W. H. DAUNT & CO.,
chambers, Cook-street, Liverpool; or,
-C. W. HATINEL, Manchester.
is to hp aiven in the shipping notes, al

not be accountable

Wholesale

'6oritly (2,mtrica.

about,the Ist of Aug
r BUENOS AYREE,

per Ship WHITE 'CtOIJD
Captain J. WILSON;

She •has very superior accommo-
.--,For further particulars apply
RD. 13, Trafford-chambers. 3J30

)DE JANEIRO PACKETS. -
LINE DP CLIPPER AMStatELS

)E THE EXF

3W—VARTY
979 ltnllYw

.;••..........
• • • .
Dock, and w3ll be despatebe
rdy.

immed

.tiful Clip

EUTONIA,

CE & (late BRICE, FRIEND, & Cc.),
nd 54, Lime-street, London
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

go. be Visediantatts.

ON SALE, Three Barrels this season's Pecan Nuts. Apply to
S. Gardner and Son, 2, New Quay.

AWell-furnished Drawing-room and Bedroom TO LET. Terms,
15s. per week, including extras; or Drawing-room with
Double-bedded Room, terms 18s. per week.—Apply at 108, Belmont-
view, Grange-lane, Birkenhead, 20 minutes' walk from the Ferry.

(INI4I or Two Gentlemen, or a small Family, Call be acemainuclated
kl with comfortable Apartments in Woburn-hill, Green-lace,
West Derby, on moderate terms.—Address, G 1, Xortkern Daily
Times office.

APARTMENTS.
AGentleman who dines in town Can be accommodated with
respectable Apartments, within a quarter of an hour's walk
of Woodside and '
the Oxton omnibusses
—Apply at 238, Gra

lane, Biitenhead

ARartintnts Mutt e. 6

WANTED.—Immediately, Furnished APARTMENTS, contain-
ing an airy Sitting-room, and not less than 3 comfortable
Bedrooms, four or five miles from Liverpool, and some distance
from the River. The neighbourhood of Childwell preferred.
Address, T. G., at the office of this paper. 3j27

ger be get, Diveiling i40.115r5

r be LET, the House No. 32, Lowhill, facing down Erskine-
' street.—Apply from noln to six o'clock.

Hoylake.
CIOTTAGES to be LET.—Apply at Mrs. Cookson's, Ship Hotel.
U Omnibuses at 10 a.m., 2,4, and 5 p.m., from Woodside. 6a2

Sea Bathing, lloylake.
TO be LET, Furnished, No. 10, Sea View, from 4th of August,
containing two parlours, five bedrooms, &c., Sm.—Apply on
the premises, or next door. 6a2

110 be LET, Furnished, Stanley Villa, noylake, from Ist August,
- containing two parlours and kitchens, on the same floor, and
four bedrooms.—Apply on the premises, or next door. 6i2
rilo be LET, a House and Garden, in Allerton-lane, Much Wool-
ton, ready for immediate occupation. Rent £2O. Well sup-
plied with water. Apply to Mr. Grocott, solicitor, 10, Basnett-
street, Liverpool ; or at the house next door. p6j2o

910 be LET, a House and Shop, in the I'rovision Trade, 18,
Pembroke-place, the present tenant giving it up, on account
of having other business to attei d to ; immediate possession given ;
fixtures £2s.—Address or apply, T.Teece, 56, St. John's Market. xt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

?.(1 about 1
to D. Mil

're is a vacar
ice. Address

r by letter, enclosing testimonial
N. C., Precentor, 1, Radnor-ler

G LAI >I

•ench. Address Co

Z!;nattteb

ships, by a Youn
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

ItADLEY'S DINING Rooms

.BTREET, FENIT IC K -STREET

OBERT PitASER re9a
ja, ENTERED on the above cc
extensive alterations which they
they are now OPENED for BUSII

tfully anxounees his-having'
unnodious PREMISES ; and the
have undergone being complete,

The Proprietor feels a
RESTAURANT DEPARTMENT will lie found worthyOf patronage
and support, being managed with• a due regard to comfort and

intown the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

DISMORE,

SILVERSMITH,

JEWELLER,

CORNER OF BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
THE BEST-MADE LONDON-MARKED SILVER
SPOONS AND FORKS,
Of the usual strength, weigh as follows, but they may be had

..
lighter or 'heavier at the same Price per ounce
PLAIN FIDDLE PATTERNS.
OZ. B s. d.
Table Spoons, per doz. 30 at 7s. 4d. ... 11 0 0
Table Forks, „ 3O at 7s. 4d. ••• 11 0 0
Dessert Spoons, „ 2O at 7s. 4d. ... 7 6 8
Dessert Forks, „ 2O at 7s. 4d. ••• 7 G 8
Tea Spoons, 2, ...., lO at 75.10 d. ... 318 4
Soup Ladles, each lO at 7s. 4d. ... 313 4
Gravy Spoons, „
Sauce Ladles, „
. ............. : ........ :....
(01 1 0
Sugar Tongs
Salt Spoons „
N. B. —lf for Exportation, ls. 6d. per ounce for drawbar
deducted from the above prices.

~.,

TE M I\l'A N'S
(Fon LIGHT

ARTIFICIAL FUEL

Is clean,

TEN FIRES FOR ONE PENNY
"The patentee's improvements
oheap and cleanly fuel, in a form
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