Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-04 00:00:00

1 Mr and Mrs L. Rigg, two children and servant, Mr and
Mrs A. J. Albert, two Misses Albert, Master A. J. Albert,
Mr J. Walker, Miss C. and Master J. Walker, Mr Henry
Walker, Mr R. M. Hamilton, Mr F. W. Jones, Mr A. S.
Tully, Mr and Mrs Johnson, Mr and Mrs Charles Dexter,
child and nurse, Mr G. W. Thorpe, Mr H. L. Kent, Mr, P.
Maxwell, Mr G. W. Conyers, 31r John M. Dagnall, Mr J.
Wright, Mr P. Tachir, Mi John M'Clure, Mr J. W.
Shawci.ss, Mr Samuel R. Scott, Mr G. G. H. Schlottman,
Mr W. Henderson, Mr J. B. Bailey, Mr. John Murphy,
Mr Jaques Schreb, Col Smith ,and son, James W. Miller,
Mr W. Hoppin, Mr and Mrs G. H. Norman, Mrs S.
Taylor, Miss M. B. Allen, Mr H. W. Schwartz and friend,
Mr Edward Sturges,. Mi R. Woerste, Mr E. Wonvande
and friend, Mr F. Smith, Mr E. Ayllor, Mrs 11. Coygill,
Miss A.A. Coygill, Miss M. L. Coygill, Rev. Dr. Leach,
Mr Charles, Mr James W. Godbery, Dr. Edward Tanner,
Mr-and Mrs N: D. Taylor, Mr. J. Silkenstadt, Mr Charles
Holland, •Mr John Lyon, Mr A. Twist, Mr H. Drexfuss,
Mr . Frederick Griffin, Mr and Mrs Isaac Booth • and five
children, Dr. and Mrs Edward Hodges, Mr J. F. Behake,
Mr J. Cramer, Mr and Mrs Ross, ueice and servant, Mr and
Mrs Ti. F. Jackson, Mr and Mrs W. M. Sage, Mr H.
Schlesenger, Mr M. Gillet, Mr John Batterby, Mr and Mrs
Von Gus-beck, Mr Henry Cottrell and ton, Mr A: Michael,
Mr A. Farrer Brundt, Mr A. Baxter, Mr Thomas Bousseau,
Mr -W. H. Smith, Count Sarteys, Mr. T. R. Bidder, Mr R.
Cook, Dieut. John Pegran and five children, Miss Hield,
lion. P. Bennet, friend and servant, Mr 0. P. Brown and
two servants, Mr d'le Grange and man servant, Mr Ayllons
and man servant, Serjeant John Brown, Mrs Brice and son,
Mr and Mrs Cropper

THIRD EDITION

NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE, SATURDAY,

INDIA.
INDIA HOUSE DESPATCH.
INDIA OFFICE, Juue 4th, 1 a.m.—The following has
been received, via Marseilles, from the Sppretnyi7

iovernment of Bombay to James CosniO

Melvin, Esq., India Office, Lo'ndon, dated
BOMBAY CASTLE, May 12. —The town of Neeraoon,
in the Nuggur Parkur district, was occupied by
British troops between the Ist and 4th of May, and
the Rana of Nuggur, with his followers, had fled to
the Kalinsour Hills, adjoining Nuggur, which the
British forces had invested.

GENERAL RETREAT OF
THE AUSTRIANS.
Special despatch to the Daily News.
"TURIN, Friday night.—The Austrians in full
retreat, were recrossing the Ticino. ,
" Garibaldi has gained a new victory over the
enemy.

The insurrection in Lombardy is spreading."

DESTRUCTION OF THE EASTERN
MONARCH:
It is stated that, although the fire burnt with suet

oss of life has been comparatively
One woman and five children were killed by the
explosion, and one man died, after being brought ashore,
from the effects of the explosion. There were on board, as
passengers, 11 officers, 352 rank and file of various regi-
ments, 30 women, and 53 children. The cargo included
2,782 bags of saltpetre, 15 cases and 784 pieces of elephants

partly on Lloyd's

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COMMERCIAL.

Rid rise in the Funds

taves,

and a partial re-action. Consols to-day sustained
extreme fall of nearly per cent., but towards the close more
steadiness was shown, and the latest quotations were per
cent. below thqse of yesterday. In most of the other
markets sellers predominated, and lower prices were quoted.
The rates of discount are still falling. First-class bills were
-goeiated to-day-at 21 to 21 per cent., and in exceptional
even as low as 21, per cent. The Discount Houses
-day announced a fresh reduction of per cent, in
eor loans. For - " d.mand

money payable on demand 2 per
is now given, and at seven days notice 21 per cent.—
Daily ...YeFs City Article, Friday _Evening.
The English funds have lost soma of their buoyancy, and
have closed to-day at a decline. The accounts of the
active progress of intrigue to stir up insurrection in Turkey
contributed to the tendncy to depression. In the Foreign
Exhanges this afternoon there was no change of importance
from the rates "of -last post. About £4,000 in Turkish
id was sent into the Bank to-day. The commereial

s from Germa-ny continue
strust. Another large failu

to sh(

at anxiety

nu~auurg. Ine nouse was that of M. Paul Vom Stettin.
The Colonial Produce market this week have exhibited
more steadiness. In the Railway Markets to-day, after a
heavy decline took place, but all on leading British Stocks,
except Great Western, left offs to 1 per cent. lower than
--I-I.day. The tendency at the close was unfavourable.

to railway trtiffic returns for the United King-
dom for last week, ending May, showed a decrease of
£6,930 as compared with same week last year. The report
of the bank of British North America states the nett profit
of the year 1858 at £61,988. A branch of the establishment
is about to be opened at Victoria, in Vancouver's island.—
Times City Article, Friday _Evening.

CITY OF LONDON BANQUET TO THE JUDGES, &c.—Last
night the Lord Mayor entertained the Judges and several
distinguished visitors. The health of Lord Elgin, was
introduced by a brief recapitulation of his services, and was
received with marked enthusiasm. In acknowledging the
honour; Lord Elgin adverted to the commercial prospects
presented in China and Japan ; and said, our manufacturers
must task their ingenuity to the utmost, if they would
supplant the native fabrics produced in the leisure hours of
an agricultural and industrious people ;_but he felt confident
the enterprise, now begun, would lead to a vast develop-
ment of the commerce of England.

THE AI:POACHING MINISTERIAL CRISIS.--The Advertiser
says neither Lord Panmure, Lord Stanley of Alderley,
Labouchere, Mr. Vernon Smith, Sir Charles Wood, nor Sir

uicurge urea•, win be members of the embryo administration.
The Advertiser adds, that the meeting on Monday
has been called chiefly at the wish of those independent
Liberals who are most anxious to get rid of the present
Government. The Herald mentions, as a rumour, that Mr
Bright and the Radicals have been gained by the offer o
three seats in the Cabinet. T-

_AC Tim-es, afterenumerating
trigus.weak points on which it thinks the Ministry could
)e assailed, says, it will be strange if the Liberal party
rml,l tn vrvnrr 4.1.""" "11 _ _ -

every-

on the desperate risk of overthrowing the
ry on the very ground on which it is most desirous
issailed. The Daily News insists that nothing but
weakness of the Liberal party, caused by
nternal divisions, has hitherto Justified its

acquiescence in the rule of a minority, and it
reminds them that in little more than two months the
country will not have the guarantee of Parliament for the
wisdom which its affairs demand. In August, six months'
Lapland-night of our public administration will set in. The
Herald does not entertain the slightest doubt that the new
coalition will be defeated.

NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.—These are caused by the bad
state of the, fluids, the brain, or the nervous system, and
consequently some potent remedy is required to assist nature
in her functions ; there are few possess any intrinsic merit
in this respect. Holloway's Pills, however, may be said to
be an exception, for while they relieve the head and stomach,
they act upon the very main springs of life, freeing the
human frame from all unhealthy obstructions,, causing a
lightness of the spirits, and otherwise restoring tone and
strength to the entire system.
AMUSEMENTS IN LIVERPOOL. Open from ten in the
norning until ten at night. Allsop's Wax-Work exhibition.
kll the kings and queens, from and inclnding 'William the
down to Queen Victoria; also, princes and
duchesses, lords, eminent statesmen,

Conquc

warriors, poets; divines; also all the most noted personages
of the past arid present ages, &c. Allsop's sculpture galleries,
containing upwards of, 3,000 statues, selected from all parts
of the world, varying from five to twenty feet in height.
Allsop's dioramic, panoramic, cosmoramic, and stereoscopie
views of intense interest Allsop's musical promenade.
The above attractions are now combined, forming one large
establishment, in the immense and magnificent' building
known as the Teutonic-F-" bn -

aall, next door but one to the
Cuunty Court, Lime-street, Liverpool, and nearly opposite
the AdelPlii Hotel, and is open to the publie at 6d each ;
children under ten years of age, 3d each. Mr. Alisop's
exhibition has been pronounced by the press of Liverpool,
London, and elsewhere, to he the most perfect, superbly-
magnificent, and largest establishment in the world ; a fact
that cannot possibly be contradicted. Be sure' to observe
the name, "Ansel'," at the entrance. Sale proprietor, Mr
Wm. Allsop.