Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-07 00:00:00

AMUSEMENTS, &c.

MR. AND MR% BARNEY WILLIAIR3 AT THE ROYAL
AMPHITHEATRE.—Mr. and Mrs. Burley Williams, who
have been so successful at tha Theatre Royal, are this
week delightirg large audiences at the Royal Amphitheatre.
There will be no p3rformance this evening, on account of
the fast appointed by proclamation, but the remainder of
the week will affird opdortunities of seeing these clever
performers, which those who appreciate such representations
of national character sh)uld not lose. The national
English Opera Company commenca their performances on
Monday next, an 1 they will afford the public an oppor-
tunity of seeing the " Troy Itore."

FREEMASiN'S HALL-lilt. E.WART's ENTERTAINMENT.--
A new aspirant for public favour appeared last night at
the ::hove hall, in the person of 31% E vart, who, not to-
aptly, calls himself " professor," and certain, i❑ some po:-
don of the entertainment, his professions fully entit'e him
to the designation. The entertainment is a salmagundi of
drama,ic, zoological, and ornothologistic representations,
carried out by the human voice i❑ a style that, in a
majority of instances, cannot be surpassed. His ventre-
loquial power is remarkably clear, and his rapid represen-
tation of various voices, his singing and imitative powers are
amongst the first of such genius. After giving a variety of a-
musing sketches in these respects, he proceelstalegerdemaln,
for the performance of which he has fine appa•atns and an
attractive stage. His " tricks and stratagems," in some
instances, are not quite so good as other " professors,"
but, on the whole, of that portion, he is clever and
amusing. His forte, however, lies in the first part
ef the performance ; and he must necessarily
become a public favourite. Naturally he has a fine voice ;
and although slightly tinged with the accent no-th of the
Tweed, it is pleasing enough. His figure is faultless, and
his face what the fair sex. would call "a very nice min."
We would enter more into detail to-lay, but the
prolonged hour to which he kept up the entertain-
meat precludes us. We may, however, sty as
an entire piece, we were p'eased, and the p iblic will. no
daub*, partake of our impression when visiting the Hall.
The performance is however too long by half-an-hour—
this can be remedied

Con)ristes- Couar.—The Coroner held an inquest on
the body of a female, name] Eliz tbeth Marshall, that was
found in the canal nett. Lightbody-street. Tae only
evidence was as to the finding of the body, and a verdict
of " found drowned" was returned.

CHARGE OF CHILD MURDER.—Yesterday, a female was
taken to the Workhouse, in a very weak state. She hal
given birth to a child, and, it is a'leged, she killed it im-
mediately after being b)rn. She is under charge of the
police until she will be in a fit state to be removed before
the magistrates.
FALSE STATEMENT.—Mr. John Kirby, the sheriff's
office, requests us to state that a man named Do wbell,
woo was charged at the Police Calla, on Saturday, and
who stated he was in Mr. Kirby's employment, is not in
his employment, nor was he in any way employed or
engaged by Mr. lii by.
THE NEW BeILDING4 IN DALE AND TITIIEBARN ffTRIMTS.
—These beautiful new buildings were p•ofusely decorated
with flags yesterday, in honour of what is called the
" rearing." Tacy looked vcry gay and attractive, and
hundreds of people gazed at and admired the bunting, 'out
could not tell what it was all about.

DR. LIVINGSTON.—We have much pie:sure in an-
nouncing that this celebrated African traveller will be in
Liverpool on Monday next, and will attend a public
meeting, in the CAton Sale-room, on Tuesday, at which
kis Worship the Mayor is expected to preside. We
understand that a committee, consisting of the members
of the African Associatian, are now engage :A in making
:he accessary arrangements for the mietiog, of which
public notice will be given in due time,
PASSIMGERS per the United States Mail steamer Baltic,
Captain C .mstuck, from New York to Liverpool.—Hon.
Beverly Tucke-, Unite I States Consul to Liverpool, and
lady, Mr. J .hn R. Tucker, Mr. Char'es E. Tucker, Mr.
James E. Tucker, M-. Beverly D Tucker, Miss Margaret
Tucker, Miss Annie M Tucker, Mr. J. D. Bailie, Mr.
Bartholomew, Miss C. Backnell, Mr. B rusfield, Mr. 0. P.
Brower, M A. 11. Bhun, Mr. Cuarhs vorth, Mr. N. T.
Carryl, Mr. C swford, Mr. W. T. Cristall, Mr. D'Angeiis,
Mr. Dabast, M,. Dunbar, Miss Catherine Fletcher, Mr.
Wood Gibson, jun., Mrs. William Got.te and (laughter,
Mrs. Hall, Mr. Hemingway, Mr. C. Howe, Mr. S. D.
H-well, Mr. R. H. Ives, jun., Mr. George A. Jones, Mr.
William Keifer, Mr. Laurent, Mr. Lee L ye, Mr. J. C.
Lyon, Mr. Walter Manton and 14dy, Mr. J. B. Marie, Mr.
John A. Marsh, gr. Fitzgeral I Nook, M. S. P. Patter-
son and friend, Mr, R B Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Ramage
and two children, Master James and John R y, Mr. F.
Renter, Shep tril, Mr. George Scott, Mr. A. Trevir,
Mr. R. B. Tinker, Mr. C. Tweedle, Mr. T. Tweedle, Mrs.
Walden,Miss Mary Waters, M. John L. White, Mr. J B.
Win*, Miss Windla and servant, Mrs. M. A. Whitfield,
and M. W. Wilson.

Tim Ex aUEEN or OuDE.—We regret to hear un-
favoat able accounts of the health of this lady, who has,
in obedience tithe advice of her me Heal advisers, been
removed from Hirley-house to a more salubrious atmos-
phere in the neighbourhcol of London. The events of the
last few m wtha are nnderstoo I to have so deeply effected
the Q teen Mother of Olde as to render it probable that
she may never be able to recover frow her aflction. We
are sure that every British subject who possesses the
common feelinaas of humanity and justice will nit fail to
sympathise with one whose grief appears almost too great
for her to bear.—Morning Star.
THE MASSACRE AT CAW:4I'O3E. In the fearful list of
victims to the a ndish malignity of Nene Sahib the name
of "Go Ifrey He uthcote, Mrs. Itlathcote, and baby Heath-
cote," attracts the eye of a Chesterfield reader, and we
regret to sly that they ate relit ives (though distant) of our
respected magistrate of the same name. Mr. Ileathcote
was of the brunch of the family settled in Not,ingham-
shire, and had been empl,•yed in India for the last ten years
as a surgeon to a native regiment. This unfortunate gen-
tleman come to England on leave last summer, and then
visited a family residing at Clues' erfield, accompanied by his
wife; poor '• b:by Heathcote '' has been born since that
pe,ioil.—Derbyshire Courier.
Tan CHA.RkiE AGAINST Two DaAoo OFFICER 9.
—ln our yesterday's imaression we reported the trial, at
Marlborough-street Police Cour", of Lieutenant Barton and
Cornet Fschakz, belonging to the 7th Dragoon Guards, for
being drunk and violently assaulting two po'ica constables
whilst in the execution of their duty. Mr. Bingham, after
hearing the particulars of the charge, decided on sending
the delinquents to the House of Correction for ten days.
On hearing this sentence, both gentlemen said their regi-
ment were under orders fo, India; they, therefore, begged
the magistrate not to Bead them to prison, as it would be
their ruin. Mr. Bingham replied, that before he could
alter his decision in the least he must cause enquiries to be
made about them at the War-office. Just as the magis-
trate was leaving the court, Inspector Webb, who bad
been despatched to make the nec:ssary inqairies at the
Horse Guards, entered, and informed Mr. Bingham that
he had seen the Deputy Adju'ant General, who informed
him that Lieutenant Burton was udder immediate orders
for India, and it was necessary that he should join his
regiment forthwith. Cornet Escbalez was not under orders
at present. Mr. Bingham, under these circumstances,
mitiga'ed the punishment to a fine of £5 each, which was
at elm paid.

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS'

By British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph•

PRUSSIA.

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remain a fortnight. The King will ace°
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