Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-25 00:00:00

alone when that boitt rounded the flag-boat. The matter;
however, was not' settled, and therefore the cup ll°
awarded to the boat that claimed it. The difference
been referred to the committee of the club. We have 11°0,
seen a better race, nor one that commanded more attentio
and elicited more applause from all nautical parties, Ono
the race of yesterday. _

EXTRAORDINAICY 'AND USEFUL INTENTION.--ihetV
nothing that housewives complain of with greater trutho
nese, than the breaking of some favourite piece °l' gi
salt
valuable china, or earthenware. In hundreds sf case 6 4,
things cannot be matched, and of course cannot be mead 04
The latter want has been obviated by an extraordicals
effective invention, by Mr. Adsliead, of Derby PetteT Per'
Derby. It is a cement that may be said to heal in d;
feet manner, all cracks and breaks in the articlesspekellito
arid not- only in these, but in marble, alabaster. 4te; get
benefit of- this article need not be dwelt on. We hoe the
some of its effects at Mr. Hall's, our neighbour's. a'"` fat
glass that has been cemented' by it is stronger itAthaVotio
than in any other. The article is very cheap, and n° ols
can be long without it. Mr. Hall is the agent for its, by
in Liverpool, and all interested can judge for therasellie-s,
looking in at his establishment. Agent for Liverpeo4o,
T. Hall, 23, South, John-street. SOld in bottles, 19,,e13,.-.
or sent free on receipt of sixteen postage stamps.-
None are genuine, except bearing the signature.

thE
Amusvm.RNTs IN LIVEUPOOL. Open from ten to ;o
morning until ten at night. Allsors Wax-IVoA exhibl'tv
All the kings and queens, from and including ncl
Conqueror, .down to pt Queen Victoria ; also, 'Wes 6

warriors, poets, divines;. also all the most noted per'°l/r765,'
of the past and present ages; &c. Allsop's sculpture "I,lefioti
containing upwards of 3,000 statues, selected from all rht,
of the world, varying from five to twenty feet ill ile'so
Allsop's dioramic, panoramic, cosmoramic, and stere°gale,
views of intense interest Allsop's musical proinellage
The above attractions are now combined, forming "%lid
stablishment, in the immense and magnificent 1)1!" the

to
Jut one 15ite
County Court, Lime-street, Liverpool, and nearly 0143'411;
the Adelphi Hotel, and is open to the public at 641,eLps
children under ten years of age, '3d each. Mr. -4.",,01
exhibition has been pronouncea by the press of LiverSl:
London, and elsewhere, to be the most perfect, super fact
magnificent, and largest establishment in the world ; aerce
that-cannot possibly be contradicted. Be sure to oW3fr,
the name, "Allsop," at the entrance. Sole propricter'
Wm. Allsop.

nown as the Teuton.

next c

SECOND EDITIOI

NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE, WEDNESDAY, k

THE
BAT ITE OF MONTEBELL°

OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
ir s'
General Forey's report is given in the
.1.E.°1,!„t Vti be
The exact loss of the French was not known, u'ierl,
estimated it at 600 or 700 men killed and WOO 0
and:.-remarks that the loSs in :superior office% i 4
heavy. The enemy's loss is-not calculated; but "bie,
merely said that it must, have-been consideraeo
Two • hundred Anitrians were, made prifers,
amongst whom were a- colonel and several 0'131(1
General Forey -thinks the force against himevicro
not be below 15,000 to-1-8,000 men. The _prit i$
reported. it far above this number. Great Pr3'o
awarded to -the Sardinians. The General deschicol
the combat in Montebello

a hand-to-i

fight in the street;7oT the 611;ge,
had to be carried house after house. neral
following passages are transcribed from Ger,- the
Forey's report : -" After an obstinate resiStauci'' 010
Austrians were forced to yield to the vigour :° the
troops ; and although strongly entrenched i-„
froo
churchyard, this position they saw snatched then
them at the point of the bayonet. It Actish the
half-past six. I deemed it prudent not to pusr-oom
success of the day any farther, and halted raY
behind the ,rising ground- on Which the charc":slo
is situated, covering the brow with four gn,"'
numerous sharpshooters, who drove back 0,4 this,
Austrian columns Casteggio. Shortly afte:of,fo
I saw the Austrian columns evacuate Casiecrt'ille
leaving in it a rear-guard, and, they retired al°l4'
Casatisma-road."

nNS
DIPLOMATIC RELA.Tr—
WITH NAPLES.
+4l,ch
The Post announces that England is about "
on a mission to Naples, Sir James Hudson. otic
France and Sardinia are about to send dip
authorities to the new Neapolitan Court.

COMMERCIAL. but
The Stock Market remains as inanimate as ecerable
business, though of small amount, is of a fac°t",, the
character. The glut of money contributes ninck troy%
prevailing firmness. The Funds • were decidedly r 5 cent'
to-day, and closed at a fresh advance of kto per to
The Discount Market becomes more easy from 31, to
day. First class bills are freely taken at fog
31 per cent., and a vast mass- of money iSAbort
idle. No bullion was taken from the Bank. (i3l,
-£250,000 of gold from New York reached London to; 01
of which the larger portion was taken by the Oontinci:ett
buyers. The. inquiry for the Continent is, 11°1; e 0
becoming less active. The shipments of silver to Ind
ordinary mercantile account, have now dwindled to s !cog
amount, but Government continue their remittances. it',`r,/
engaged about £150,000 by the next Bombay stool
Daily lreies ty Article, Tuesd Eveni:
The 'English fUnds opened tha
isy morning at a frafti.°oljet
improvement, and subsequently experienced a -itnillaitr
advance; but the highest prices of the day were 11°t,100t
tabled. The steadiness of the market is owing,',DaP
entirely to the support afforded by a number °I„000
investments on the,yart of the public. In the Ll''
yt 0
market, to-day,• several transactions, took pisce_,4,s
fraction below 3-per cent. In the foreign exchangno°'
A
afternoon, the rates upon 'the principal places iveri,,,,eoift
the same as last post.—Times. City Article, Tuesday 641 tt
FRENCH CORN TRADE.—Wheat is. being (Hsi/11-tem Pei
rapidly-as possible from Odessa to France, owing t° °
that all quantities shipped to that country after e antics;
:ntl

June next will be liable to the old sliding scale of• a..-
biof,
0,
The London tanners have resolved to resist dCO foal
of timber Merchants to enhance the.price of barb'
to 25 per cent. above that of last season.

The Times says the great Thelluson's case 1'
close.

The Cunard Company have 'Sold four of tbe';rie;do
steamers to the Spanish government, as they were 41)
.to be replaced by vessels of greater power and sizert*
SHIP MAILS FOR JAMAICA.—The Santa Mm-tgolleti
O .
Aspinwall mails will be sent by the steamer P
which is appointed to leave on the 6th proximo. eitebe3
MAIL NEWS.—The Calcutta and China Toils r.,a
Suez on the 17th instant, and the light portion, re•frial'
seilles, is expected to be distributed in London abetl'
next

voreirj
In reply to Messrs. Pietroni and Draper, the i'sijer
ffice states that the Duchy of fuscany is to be cf: rece°
belligerent country, to which the terms of t"
neutrality proclamation are to be held applicable.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.—AII extraordivarvito
aP
meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph Company is ealleie Witof
prove the heads of a provisional- arrangement 1111011,e3
Government. Authority will bp asked the c--„15111"
new capital to the extent of £600,000, in preferenc-
of £5 each

• POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.-The usual full cl-reta-vevhe
mentary dinner.by the Prime Minister and the u"f",,re frth
of. the Exchequer, which take place the day be—tile 6;,1
delivery of the Queen's speech, are announced Wm' iitic
June. Earl OranYille and Lord Palmerston give,urt-e. jte
dinners to members of the opposition on the same "" f "e
The Times remarks that if, on the restorationo:ierat
Liberal party, they could agree upon a simple and illrtallitif
measure of reform, they might pass it, but this opr.t, efee
once neglected, there is small chance indeed of 1 I
recurring during the period of an European ic3ri 'P
ffig;
Daily Hews, touching on the same subject, saystb;E:t °/1,4
land demands such a measure as will at least Ili&
o
generation, and not a scheme adapted for the co' e
ot
of dependant counties and rotten boroughs. 13011` a,
The report read at the meeting of the National
_4O
Ireland, on: Tuesday, states that the condition of the
during the pastyeai, showed uninterrupted pragr..9l,ll(lll
prosperity of all classes of the people. The dividelong JO(
again at the rate of 1 2 per cent. per annum. A jot °
rather personal discussion took place upon the can
the chief inspector at the election for New Ross.

Edmund About's' pamphlet, the 4, Question- 10,14 Of'
appeared in Paris last week, and 4,00 copies
Sold on the first day.