Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-04 00:00:00

DIATH or Mit MuNTz, M P.—Mr. Munlz, member for
-B:rainghatn, died last week.
THE lintyrsT IN ILELAND.—Harvest may be said now
to have fully commenced. The weather is exceedingly
favourable.—Dublin Freeman.
MR. HumrtlßEY Baows.—At the Court of Bankruptcy on
Thursday, Mr. H. Brown was adjudicated bankrupt on his
own petition, and his surrender was accepted.
BERLDT, Wednesday Night. —The Emperor of Russia
quitted Potsdam at midnight, arrived at Berlin at 1 a m ,
and at Stettin at 4-45, where he embarked for St. Peters-
burg.
REMOVAL OF THE COURT TO SCOTLAND.—The court, ac-
companied by Prince Albert and the royal family, will
leave London for the north on the 24th filet., travelling by
the Great Northern. _ _ _

Virsisa, August 2 —M. de Thouvenel, the French Am-
bassador, has received orders to break off diplomatic
relttions with the Porte, if the Moldavian elections are not
declared null and void.
THE HARVEST ON THE CONTINENT.—Letters from France
state that the harvest surpasses all expectation. In Italy,
1 kewise, it is said the grain crops are splendid. At Genoa,
wheat which a month ago sold at 33f. has declined to 23f.
CONSTANTINOPLE, August 2,--The French Ambassador
failing to obtain the setting aside of the Moldavian elec-
tions, suspended relations with the Porte on Thursday last,
and prepared to leave Constantinople. To prevent that
step, the Sultan changed his ministers.
S iLE OF THE VIC MAHE of CANIBERWELL,—A few
days since it was statei that the valuable suburban Vicar
age of Camberwell was to bi disposed of by auction on
the 26th instant. Alderman Farobrothor, to whom the
delicate task of bartering away the spiritual instruction of
12,000 people has been entrusted, has issued a statement
iu reference to the forthc9ming sale, which will show the
multifarious sources from which church revenues are
derived; "The Vicari d tithes have been commuted for
a rent charge of 1,1001 per annum, out of which there is
a rent charge of 461. Os. 6d. granted to St. Pant's, Herne-
hill. The ground rents arising from the glebe land, upon
which several capital residences have beeu erected,
forming a part of North-terrace, Stirling-row, and
Brunswick-square, dividends on moneys in the funds,
surplice fees, &c., make up a gross income of
2,3371. Os. 81. per annum." In addition to all this, there
is " a recently erected vicarage house standing on its
own grounds, opposite the church, and is approached
from the lawn by a porch entrance, opening to a spac-
ious hall paved with stone, good reception rooms,
dining room, and library, numerous bed chamber, and
servants' rooms, good domestic offices, lawn, and pleasure
grounds, with carriage drive, and entrance gates."

WIRE RIGGING.

ruHE UNDERNOTED VESSELS are at
I_ present BEING FITTED with WIRE RIGGING
of GARNOCIC, BIBBY, and CO.'S Manufacture—
Three STEAMERS and Three SAILING VESSELS..Building by

John Laird, Esq.
JAMES KENNEDY (new Steamer)..Messrs. T. Vernon and Sons,
...

builders.

Ship PARSEE MERCHANT
Ship BOGOTA. Messrs. Blythe and Trought,n, ~wners.
S tip LADY HEAD Messrs. Stuart and Douglas, owners.
NEW 5H1P..........

NEW SKIP.. ........ .... .... ....Bailding at Yaim on th, N.S

at Bristol
NEW SOIIOO'.IER ..

Also,-;number of VE ,SELS being with WIRE STAYS.
The advantage of WIRE Li OPE tor SHIPS' RIGGING is now so
generally known needs few comments. It is much lighter—consider-
ably cheaper—mere durable—and ;ass than half the bulk of Hemp
Rigging. Tna latter a great advantage in ships heatioa to wind-
ward.

CARD of Comparative SIZES —and PRICE LIST—on application
GARNOCK, BIBBY, AND CO.,
SfANUFACTTJALAS OF
ISIPROVED PATEN r CORDAGE AND WIRE RO:.E,
SAILMAKARS -SHIP• CIIAN DLERB,
36 AND 38, CHAPEL-S FREE P, LIVERPOOL.
MA NUFACTORT-WAVERTREE -ROAD.

A full Assortment of WIRE ROPE, and HEMP, MANILLA, and
COIR ROPE and HAWSERS always la Stock fo: Export and Ships'
use.