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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

"BLACK BALL" LINE OF 13 art Stl ANO AUSTAALIAN
EX-ROYAL MAI 1. PACKETS.
PACKET or THE TWELFTH OF OCTOBER.
• • The splendid Clipper Ship
, JAM E.S BROWNE;
captain CHABTBEE ;
99 tons register, 2,500 tons trarthen. This vessel is well known from
her regular passages, and has superior acco.umodatioiis for passengers.
—Apply to JAMES tIAINE & CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

By British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.

THE MEETING OF THE EMPERORS OF AUSTRIA

AND RUSSIA.

PARIS, THURSDAY EVENING.

The Emperor of Austria was to leave Dresden
for Vienna, in order to avoid giving. a political
character to the meeting of the Emperors of
Russia and AuStria ; it is said that neither of them
*ill be accompanied by any Minister. The Ger-
man journa's express a confident expectation that
the coolness between Russia and Austria will now
cease.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

Prom 1 Is Grace the Duke of St. Albans.

Mr. Siemms, the chiropodist from Berlin, has his day extracted
several corns, removed s..v.ral callostibles. and relieved the incurva-
tions of the toe nails, without giving any pain. I have great pleasure
in giving this testimony. ST. ALBANO.
From the Rev. Char es Hesketh North Meols Rectory, near
Southport.
Mr. Siernms hss rem, ved frem my .00t several corn., some of them
of long standing, and Mr. Stemma has not given me any pain in their
removal. C Hasxmi.
From c. B Barron. Esq., Surgeon, Southport.
Mr. clemms removed my corns two y:ars ago, sincB which time I
have not been troubled with any. I have given this estimony.—
August 4, 1856. G. B. 13111110 N.
Fiom W. Roason, Esq , Cliff Wilow, New Brighton.
Mr. Siemms has extr. cted several corns from my feet w thout pain,
and in a very short time.—August 20, 18t6. W. RowsoN.
From H Prit hard, I•sq , Surgeon, Fairfield.
Mr, Siemms has removed my corns and a bunion from my feet
with great skill, and without any pain. I have great pleasure in.
recommending him to any of my patient s.—Sep t. 1, 1857.
H. Psircuilin.
From the Mcst Noble Marquis of Douglas.
Mr. Siemms has extracted my corns in IB4u, without any pain.
From the Bev. Dr. Aepinall.
Second Testimonial to Mr. Siemms's skill in Extracting Corns.
Mr. S. has removed my corns twelve months since, and which have
not returned, and I have given permission to Mr. Siemms to insert thia
testimonitil.—Sept.lo, 1857. GEWIGIE ASPINALL.
Minister of St. Jamft's Church, Toxteth Park.
From R. C. Curry, 7, Peel Ter. ace, Canning-street.
Mr. Siemms is the only qualified chriopodist that has removed my
corns from my feet without any pain.—Matt 1, 1457.
From the Rev. James Harris, Chewer.
I have great pleasure to state that Mr, Siemms has very skillful).
extracted some corns from my feet without any pain, to my extrema-
satisfactiou. I can recommend him as a safe and approved operator
--April 56, 1657.
QUIRYE-36 .SLATRIt-STBSET
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

Altespectable Family, residing at the South
. End of the town, would be glad to receive a
GEN I LEMAN into their house, as Partial Boarder.—Address, A 64,
Northern Times office.

RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN can be
comfortably accommodated in the neighbourhood
of t•ow-hil with LODGINGS, at moderate tetras.—Adthess A, .65,
,Vor here Times after.

WANTED, COPIES of the Northern Daily
Times of the following dates:—March 30th,
April 10th and 14th, May 10th, Jane 20th, and July 2nd.—Apply
at the Northern Time °thee.

UPPER-HOUSEMATD.—In a private
where a footman is kept, a thorough HOUSE v 1 AID
is wanted.—Apply by letter, stating all particulars, and rderei ces
to C. G.. Box T, No. 2, Past Office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

TO PAWNBROIcERS, SILy.4RSMITHS, AND
OMERS.

rrO be DISPOSED OF, in one of the best
-141 ;aim: d- Canny --an- EST A-13 LISH ED
BUSINE,S bf EIGHTY TEARS STANDING, and now ip fall operation.
Profits on the Pledge Trade alone upwarat of '1,01;0 per annum,
together with a brat class Sale "!. nide. The premises comprise a
large Double Fronted Shop, with a twelve or fourteen Rosined Hones
a..d Warehouses built for the Trade. Amount of Pledges from £4,000
to X'5,000. The Sa'e Stock of a general Silversmith and Jeweller
b-in: about £4,000, at the option of purchcser. The most satisfactory
explanations for disposing of the same will be given on application to
Mr. Alfred Jacob, ,state Agent, And Ac:ouotant, 13 A, Idasnett-
street, corner of Leigh-street. Liverpool.—Established 1848.

KENTLEDGE:—A large well-a.ssorted Stock
always on hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig) IRON.
WILLIAM,F. SIM & CO:,:Sweeting street:

ON SALE, at Holy4ad, Three old FLUE
BOILERS, weighing about 45 tons.—Apply to
Cap ain Hirste, Fiolyheitd.

9-10 be SOLD, for Twenty Pounds, an exaellnt
I Second-hand PIANOFORTE, by Ketthay,.ot London.
May be seen at James Smith's Music W.,rehou3e, Lord-street,
Li%-erpool. • - •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

B ILLIA RDS.

ONDON BARRELLED NATIVE OYSTERS.

SHAW'S
31, -B A SN E TT-STREET-31,

AND
8, - H AC K IN'S-HEY - S.

Receive a DAILY SUPPLY of the best
WHITSTABLE OR LONDON NATIVE OYSTERS,
At 6s per Barrel and per Hundred of Six Score'.

Supper Parties and Luncheons supplied with Oysters, and I ,
competent person sent to open them.
Orders supplied at any distance•
FINE COGNAC, ALLSOPP'S PALE ALES, IMPERIAL,
LONDON STOUT &G. - --.1

GENERAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
19, S O'ITT 111 H T R-E ET,

LIVERPOOL,'
CHARLES WILLMER, PROPRIETOR
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

CHESHIRE RESIDENCE.

•- -
TO be LET, will early possession, MERE BANK,
near Waverham, a new well-built RESIDENCE,
containing Three Parlours, Six Bed-rooms, Kitchens, good Gardens,
Paddock, Sze. ; beautifully situated, having a e mmanding view, of
the valley of the River Weaver, one mile from the Acton, and four
miles from the H ,rtford Stations, on the London and North-western
Railway.—Apply at the house, or at the office of the Acton Zinc
3, Harrington street, Liverpool, where plans may be seen.

PO be LET;Furnished; perrnonently, a detached
}IOO6E, with eiv...ellent Garden, Coachhons,, Stable,
and other conveniences. Pleasantly situated "af-lreoni Village, rider
Liverpool, and wthin ten minutes' walk of the Lancashire and York-
shire; an i Liverpool and Southport Railway Stations, containing two
entertaining-rooms, six bedrooms, dr:ssiog-room, bathroom, and
water-cleset, two kitchens on the gr and floor, and larder, with a
plentiful .upply of hard and soft water, and gas throughout.. On
v eat between the hours o two and five, p.m.—For address and terms
se, reference list. Northern Times office.

Up be 4;01b.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

ALEXANDRES) HARMONIUMS,

Which vary in Price from 6 Guineas to 55 Guineas.
Several excellent Second-hand PIANO-FORTES FOR SALE.
The Lowest Cash Price will be attached in Plain Figure
Pianos and Harmoniums for Hire, by the Day, Month, Year.
Tuning and Repairing by First-class Workmen.
Old Pianos taken in Exchange.
NOTICE.—AII Purchases will Ie Delivered, Free of Expense, within
Ten miles, and, if required, Packed in CIIRA, without charge.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

FILTERED ICED DRINKS.

R. CAMERON,
J • WATCH MANUFACTURER AND JEWELLER,
54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
GOLD and SILVER PATENT LEVER WATCHES, GUARD ana
ALBERT CHAINS,
JEWELLERY .and ELECTRO PLATE.

ERCHANTS and EXPORTERS of OILMAN
ilk STORES, can be supplied with every article suited
to the Foreign Market, of WA RRANTF: D QUALITY, and on the bes
terms, at •

- -
J. C. STIVEN AND CO.'S
OLD ESTABLISHED MANUFACTORY,
(Late the Barracks),
DUKE-STREET,LIVERPOOL;
Or their London Establishment.—

Pickles
Sauces

Tut Fruits
Jams

British Wines
Original Green Gingt

Mustards Jellies Orange Tonic -
Capers Marmalade Fruit Wines
Anchovies Syrrups Temperance Cordials
Salad Oil Cap a laine Raspberry Vinegar
Sardines Black Currant Table Salt
Carry Powder Raspberry Dried Herbs, Re., he
Every article bearing the SIGNATURE of J. C. STIVENS AND CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1857.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—OcT. 1.

There has been a moderate demand for cottcn to-day, and with fair
Fuppliew, prices are about steady. 'I he salcs—including 2d Pernam-
buco 101 d, 8 Maranbams 10Id to 101 10 t Egyptians 11 id to 12d,
1,000 SurWs 5d to Sad—a e r ported 7,00! bales, of which 50)
are on speculation and for export.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

runE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
M 0 NA UCH FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANIES, 37, CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL; 23, Regent-
stre,t, ‘‘'aterloo-place ; 2C and 21, Poultry; and 3, Adelaide-place,
London-bride' London ; 61, King-street, Manchester; and 128,
Ingram-street, Glasgow, h.ve now been amalgamated.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1.
The Eden Radford, for Valpara'so, has pnt back, making 17 inches
water per hoar, having been ashore on Arklow.
L'oyds, Oct. I.—The Rajah, Murray, from London, was ashore n
Diamond Sands. —The Britains Queen, from Singapore to Falmou
wrecked in Banca S rai French ship, bound to Manilla, beached
in Macao harbour with fou • feet water in her, having struck.—The
Benares, Ramage, bound to China, put back to Calcutta le du,
Aug. 21.
Falmouth, Slot. 29.—The Maria and Louisa, Brefe, from Havana,
with jibboom and topsail yard carried away and bows damaged,
having been in contact with a 1 irga vessel in the night of the 20. h
Sept.
Rival, Sept. 28.—The Saucy Jack, Barron, from Liverpool to
Narva, was loft near Konda; a a w and stores saved.
Bud, Harmer, for Falmouth. put back t) Rangoon leaky.
Kensington, for London, put back to Calcutta leaky.
ESSELS' REPORTS.
Report by the Euroclydon, arrived here from Bombay.
In lat. Lon.
_ _

Aug. 3... Spoke the Bonrakoff, Batavia to Amster-
dam, out 35 days .. ................ 34 56 5..26 11 E
Aug. 30 Spoke the Yederlan i .04 48 N.. 22 19 W
Sept. i.. Spoke the Imperador, Cardiff to Rio
Janeiro .. .......... ...... 09 52 N.. 24 28 W
Sept. B—Signalled the b rque 2.078, third dis.
pendant, Foo Choo Foo for London, 119
days out .
Sept. 25.. Spoke the State of Maine, Sunderland to
Boston •• ....... • • .... —5O 41 N.. 10 43 W

Report by the Jamaica, arrived r ere from Jamaica.
Sept. 17, spoke the brigantine Enterprise, from Digby, N.S., for
Dublin, (supposed under jurymast4,) and not• knowing the land,
directed him to st-er for Cork. She was abreast of Stagg Rocks,
about seven, p.m.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

TOXI.ErfI-PARK BOARD OF GUARDIAN!).

The wieldy tneeting of this B card was bell in the
Public-offiees, Park- riad, yesterday, George Henry
Tlorsfall, Esq., cbairtuan, pre,siding. The other guardian'
present were Messrs. Hauison, Pickup, Wilson, B ttten,
Robinson, Ewing, Siddeley, Allptss, Briscae, and Mercer.
M. GOUGII, governor of the West Derby Thion Work-
house, reported that there were in the \Virkhouee paupers
b lunging to this union, last week, 361 ; since then 23
had been discharged, 23 had been admitted, and none had
died ; her were now rem ti,,ing in the house, 361.
I was also reported that in the hospital there were 36
inmates last week ; sir ce then there had Iven 3 discharged,
8 Arnitted, 1 had dies, and there still remains in the
hospital 40.
Cheques to the amtnint. of £lOO were drawn far the
support of cut-door pavers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

Freights for Liverpool.. ]Os to 15s, and 5 per cent for
sugar ; Channel, 30s, and 5 per cent , last rate.
There were no foreign vessels of war at Lisbon when
the Teutonia left on the 26th. Her Majesty's steamship
Conqueror, 12 days from Plymouth, entered the Tagus
on the 22nd, but went on for the Mediterranean without
communicating with the port, upon being informed by the
Belem Health office that bills of Health were issued with
a clause declaring it suspected of yellow fever. Our
Lisbon correspondent states that no official notice had
been given to the Consular authorities respecting yellow
fever, or the clause inserted in the Custom-house bills of
health. The cases actually classed as yellow fever were
♦ery few, and these only in the last stage of typhus, which
had prevailed in the neighbourhood of the Lisbon Custom-
house, generated, as usual at this season of the year, by
the bad e it uvia from the sewers and the hide warehouses
Altogether it was calculated that the cases of typhus an
yellow fever did not exceed 20 to 30 a day, with about
one-third fatal ; and it was expected that the rains wou!d
soon purify the sewers, and that with the cod weather
these fevers would entirely cease.

WEST INDIA MAIL.

FROM OUR OWN" CORRESPONDENT.

SOUTHAMPTON, THURSDAY,

MEDICAL SOCIETY.

THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVE ,POOL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1857.

WALLASEY LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH,

The usual monthly meeting of the members of this
Board of Health was held last evening, at the Public-
offices, Church-street, Egremont. Mr. N. Caine, the
President, in the chair. The other members present were
Messrs. Hughes, Ball, B. W. Colborne, Hill, Fishwick,
Parr, Wils3n, Hllmes, and Chambers.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and con-
firmed.

THE WJEKS AND HEALTH COMMITTEE.
The proceedings of this committee, which did not
contain any matter of public interest, were confirmed and
passed without comment, on the motion of Mr. Pooley,
seconded by Mr. Fishwick.

THE FIRANCtiI COMMITTEE.
The proceed7ngs of this committee, recommended the
appointment of two collectors, one in-door, at a salary of
£lOO per annum, and a second, or out-door collector, at
the salary of ISO per annum. This arose from the great
amount of business to be done
On the motion of Mr. Colborne, seconded by Mr. Hill,
who stated that no additional expen4es would be incurred
to the ratepayers by such an arrangement, the proceedings
were confirmed.

TIIC XARLIAMENTARYCOMMITTKE.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

TILE DEATH OF CAPTAIN LOWBER.

Sir,---I am wishful to have it known that the
information did not erninate Prom toe of the loss
of Cvtain Lowber, of the Ericsson, which appears
in this morning's papor:4, an:l, of course, believed.
This report was certainly current in New York
beim) T left, but tUd not appear in the papers of
the 17th instant the day af.er the Ericsson. sailed
Th's report" must have come- from- spine person.
who eamehere in the Kama no. withO,ut my. know
ledge. JAMES M. JEF'FREY; Corirmander.
Liverpool, September 30-th, 1857.
To Thomas Court, Esq., Uuderwriters'.-kooms.

Exclusively for CLOTHING BOYS from Six to Twenty Tar.
LEWIS k COMPANY, Renelagh-arrest,

LIVERPOOL BANKRUPTCY COURT.-YESTICRDAY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

HE FURNITURE, TRADE UTENSELS,
di FIXTURES and the BUSINESS of the PR'ENII:3ES,
82, Lime-street (known as the Supper Rooms), TO BE DIS-
puSED OF by Private Contract. Particularly elgible for a dining
room or oyster shop.—Apply on the premises, between the hours
of Two and Five o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

OUTPORTS.

HOLYHEAD, October 1 —No communication.
Sept. 30.—Arrived—The Catharine Rosser, from Liverpool for
Gibraltar—Fortuns Teller, from Liverpool for Antwerp—Thetis, from
Liverpool for Rouen.
Waterford, Sept. 23.—Arrived—The Wilkinson, Watson, frcm
Q itbec. Sept 29.—The Enterprise, from Nova Scotia, dismasted,
towed in by a pilot boat; she has a curzo of deal.s—George, Broo'.man,
Gala's. Sept. 30.—The Wanderer, from Parsborough— Wilkinson,
Quebec—Euterprise, Nova Scotia.
Dublin, Sept. 30.—Arrived—The C. Hedile, from St. John, N.B
Industry, Dliraniie I— Palmatta, Gray. from Pngwash for Dublin.
Warrenpoint, Sept. 29 —Ar lye I—The Union, from St. John, N B.
—Murchasland, Dunkri,h Cen•tantinople.
Quenstnwn, I.—Arrived—The Cormorant (s s.), from Liver-
pool—Pacific (s.s.), Mi ford.
Dover. Sept 33.—Arrived off -Tile Lord Elgin, from Antwerp for
Now Orleans.
Fairleiqh, Sept. 30.—Arrived off—The Wanderer, from Hull for
Port an Prince.
Portsmouth, Sept. 30. -Arrived—The Sir G. F. Seymour, from
L'ermads—Abeona (s.s ), Gibraltar.
•cti;liampl'on, Oct. I.—A•r.ved The Teutonia (s s.), from
Brasils.
Swansea. Sept. 30.—Arrived—The Portia; from the Cape of Goo I
Hope—Sophia (Margaret, G atm ha.
Sheerness, Sept. 30 —Arr,v •d—The Hot e, from N3wDort, leaky.
Plymouth, Sept. 30.—Arrived —The Dorothee, from Quebec for
Stebonheath, for Melbourne.
Cani.ff, Sept. 30 —Sailed—The G:i Gri, for St. Louis.
Hull, Sept. 30.—A rived—The Baltic, from Richibucto—Solen,
BuctGuche—Pomona, H ramichi—St. Lawrence, Quebec.
Deal, Sept. 30.—Passed -The Aurora Australia', from London for
Hobart Town.
Gravesend, Sept. 30.—Arrived—The Albert, from Villavicossa.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

Kniluransc Notict

ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF
LONDON.
COMPLETE SECURITY. CAPITAL £5,000,000.
Incorporated Thirty-three Years.
Lira Hamalecas granted in every variety of form, at reasonable
premiums, specially adapted to merchants going abroad, &c.
F I as INSURANCES effected on Merchandise; Warehouses. Dwellingl,
17urniturp, Ships and cargoes in dock and graving docks, on the most
favourable terms.
AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL AND DISTRICT.
THOMAS R. Alt NOT I', Liver Chambers.
MILLIGAN, EVANS, and CO.
BOLD and CO.
J. RICIIARDSON, JUN.

THE PROVINCIAL WELSH INSURANCE
COMPANY.

FIRE.-LIFE,-ANNUITIES.

Chief Offices—High-street, Wrexham.
London Branch-49, Afoorgate-street.

CAPITA L, ,6200 000 (wholly subscribed).

TRUSTEES.
Sir WATKIN WILLIAMS WYNN, Bart., M.P.
Sir CHARLES MORGAN, 13,rt.
Sir R. H. CUNLIFFE, Bart., C.B.
Colonel MYDDELTON BIDDULPH, M.P., Lord-Lieutenant or the
County of Denbigh.
Colonel WATKINS, ALP., Lord-Lieutenant of theUounty of Bice=
FREDERICK RICHARD WEST, Esq.
1-The Very Rev. the DEAN OF ST. ASAPH.
THOMAS BRASSEY, Esq , 4, Great George-street, Westminster,
and Lowodes-square, London.
HENRY THOMAS, Esq., t hairman cf the Glamorganshire Quarter
Sessions.
HUGH OWEN, Esq., Barnsbary, London.

AGE .TS FOR LIVERPOOL—ROOSE and CAMELL, Accountants,
47, North John-street.
Prospectuse3, &c., may be had on applicatiJn.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

CHURCH

YORKSHIRE COLLIERY PROPRIETORS.

STREET.

SILKSTONE MAIN HOUSE FIRE AND GAS COAL, AND KILNHURST GAWBER HALL
STEAM AND OTHER COALS, FOR SHIPMENT.

IMPORTANT TO STEAM-BOAT PROPRIETORS, SHIPPING AGENTS, ENGINEERS, AND CONSUMERS OF COAL.

Messrs. J. and J. CHARLESWORTH beg to inform the inhabitants of Liverpool and neighbourhood that they have now ON SALE,
at the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company's Depots, North rock Station, Bl,ckstone-street, Great Howard•street, a regular supply of the
real old SILKS') ONE MAIN HOUSE FIRE and GAS COAL, which for durability and quality will be found equal to any Coal yet intro-
duced into Liverpool. The price delivered to consumers. will be 158 per Ton within the Borough,
These Coals for Gas purposes are very superior, producing 10,000 cubic feet per ton, and its last analysis as under :
Combustible..
Incombustible....

which places it Elia:first-class Coal for this purpose.
For plicekof Eilnhurst Gawber Hall Steam and other Coal for shipment, apply to the agent,
A. W. LARK I N,
AT THE OFFICE, 1, MOORFLELDB. DALE-STREET,
OR AT WC DEPOTS, NORTH DOGE STATION, GREAT HOWARD-STREET, LIYERPOOL.

discount of 341 per cent.

SUMMARY OF MR. EDWARD CARR'S STOCK.

Calicoes, Prints, Coburgs, and Alpaccas., 'lBB 13 3

Linens, Blankets, and Flannels . 107 10 4

Hosiery, Gloves, and Haberdashery 175 5 2

Ribbons, Lace, and Muslin Goods..

Silks, Shawls, Mantles, and Fancy Drosses.. 167 6 5

Millinery, Stays, Are .......... 43 1 8

-- R 672 9 8

SUMMARY OF MESSRS. R. R. BEALEY
AND CO.'S STOCK.

Gentlemen's Handkerchiefs and Scarfs .... £162 17 7

Gentlemen's Mufflers and Neckties

Gentlemen's Shirts and C011ar5............ 244 6 8

Gentlemen's Vests, Braces, &c............. 21 12 5

.597 1 1

Total .. 1,469 10 9

The above will be offered

THIS DAY,

COMPTON-HOUSE,

Together with a portion of a Manufacturer's

STOCK OF SILKS,

And a Large Importation of
FRENCH MERINOES.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

A FURNISHED HOUSE, EDGE-HILL.

TO be LET, for Ten Months, or Two Years, a
Furnished House, consisting of drawing-ro.
dining-room, and kitchen, on the ground floor ; three bedrooms with
dre.sing-rooms-; three attics, water closa, and small garden, saluted
B,Dake-street south, Edge hill.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

COUNTY COURT—YEsTERDAT.

(BEFO7tE JoSEPII POLLOCK ESQ , JUDGE
SCOTSON V WILDE AND ANOTHER.—The plaintiff in this
case was William Scotson, car proprietor, and the defen-
dants wcre Messrs. Wilde Brothers, cabinet makers,
Hunter-street. Mr. Grocott appeared fir the plaintiff
and Mr..Hime for the defendants. The plaintiff sought to
recover £7 103. as compensation far damages occasioned
by one of hie cars being run into by the defendants'
spring cart. Of this amount £6 was claimed for loss of
services while the car was undergoing repairs, calculated
at 103 per day for 12 days, and .£1 103 for the repairs
done. The case for the plaintiff was, that on the evening
of the 26th of June last the plaintiff.' car was on the stand
opposite the Queen's Hotel, Lime-street The spring-cart
was going from Elliott-street towards St. John's Lane
A lady and gentlemen hailed the car from the pavement
in front of the Hotel, and the plaint ff's driver led his
horse across the street to the footway. The spring cart,
which was loaded with wood, was passing at a trot, and
just when the car w.s being turned round some of the
!hanks which were projecting in front of the cart struck
the panel of the car and shivered it. The driver stated
that he saw the cart coming before he turned the car,
but that there was sufficient room for the cart to pass clear.
His Honour &aid he would not call on the defendant to
offer any evidence, as he was satisfied that the plaintiff
had no right to recover under the circumstances. It was
admitted, even by the plaintiff's witnesses, that the cart
was on the proper side of the road, and was seen approach-
ing by the driver of the car A car driver who left his
own side of the road and attempted to pass toile) opposite
side was decidedly.bound to wait until 'the road was clear.
His Honour, therefore, gave a verdict for the defendant,
but did not give costs. on the ground that the cart might;
have aided the accident by drawing more out of the way,
although he was not legally bound to do so.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

MEXICO

Dates from Tampico are to 30th August. T'le interior
still continues in au unsettled state, and though Comanfort
still holds the reins of governmont in the city of Mexico.
parties are being formed in many of the provinces to over-
throw his power. The priesthood, it is said, are at the
bottom of mast. of them.

Dates from Vera Cruz are to Sept 4. The Spanish
fleet was daily exp-,cted. The fortifications round the city
have been completed.

TRINi DAD.

Dates from hence are to Sept. 9. The weather was fine.
Health generally good Business dull. Freights were
ruling low.

CALIF ORNIA

By this arrival, we are put into possession of dates
from San Francisco to Aug. 20.

The papers are extremely barren of news. The State
elections engrossed the entire attentio❑ of the press, and
are of no interest beyond the limit of the State.
Crime was considerably on the increase. A great
number of culprits had expia'ed the extreme penalty of
the law for their offences, and many more had been sent
to the penitentiary from various parts of the State
Trade was:brisker, but little freight, however, had been
shipped up the river since the departure of the last mail
The Metropolitan Theatre, in Mon'gGmery-street, was
destroyed by fire on the 15th ult.—the work of au incen-
diary. Loss, about 60,C00 dole.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

THUTSAND of the Largest Size POSTI;NG
Bli printed for Three Ponnes Ten
at the Northern Times PRINTING EST,BLISHMRNT, 19, SOUTH
JOHN &TIME r. ,

CREAM LAID ENVELOPES, of first quality,
Full Letter Size, Five Shillings PER THOUSAND,
it CHARLES ArILLERE'S WHOLESALE PAP= WAREHOUSE, 19, S. 'nu
JoI4III.3TiRET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

MANCHESTER CORN MARKET—OcT. 1.

Ti,ere was an average attendance at to-day's market, and holders
commenced by asking higher I rices, which the ked sales, and the
hu‘iness transacted was limited at the full rates of this day ren'night.
Oats ri,d oatmeal declined per 45 lira, and is per load respectively.
Beans were steady.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

SHIPPING

Loading with nitrate of soda, at Iquique, for Liverpool,
the barques Parana, Hound, Ann Logan, Jacina, and the
Bremen ship Rebecca. In the port of Arica—British
barque Elizabeth, from Liverpoo', discharging.
CALLAo.—Arrived, Aug. 13—British ship Tirrell, Lady
Howard, Moore—all from Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-OCT• 1.

SUGAR ,—The large public a'es are proires.ing heavily, and the
article has a very dull appearance far all qualitieA, except go ,d and
fine c,nsuming qualities. Tho refined market steady; lumps,63s to
66i.

'COFFER.—The small public sales-are going (ti at previous rates.

TEA. —The letters from China were received at ncon, and opinion is
pretty generally expressed that their tendency will improve our
market ; but of course we are yet without operations to report.
RICE —12,0 A bags Necraushi were offered in public slit., and
bought in at 125 ; 3,000 tags MaCraa were also offered, and partly sol 4
at Ils to 11s 6d.
Rum remains steady.
SALTPETRE.—The market is :very firm, but less active- than of
late.

COTTON.-200 bake sold. The market la rather dull.

LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—OcT. 1.

The tallow market Is quiet. Town tai low Is quoted 57s nett cash ;
Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 57s 6d , Octobtr to December, 578 6d ;
January to March, 57i 90.

LONDON MINING MARKET.—Ocr. 1.

In the market for British mining stocks to.day, the only feature of
interest is in Alfred Consols sha es, which are still flat. In the
morning this stock was marked 13, but sales• lave since been pressed
at 1.2} and 12i. In other respects, the market is steady, but very
quiet. 'mistrial Brazilian shares have met wit's a little enquiry, and
are marked 2to 2i. Al other foreign, as wel as colonial mining
share., remain neglected. Subjoined is the official list of closing
prices in the Mining Exchange yester.irty. At the prices qpored
there are, respectively, buyers and sellers:—Ea=t Basset, 771, SO ;
Fast Russell, 365, 38s; Keily Bray, 36s 383; I ady Bertha, 245, 25. ;
North Basset, 15i, 16; North, Frances, 131. I; Pendeep, 211,1; Sor-
tridge Consols, 2 1-16, 3-16-, West Caradon,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

SOUTH PACIFIC.

The death of Mr. Sullivan, her Majesty's Charge d'.
Affairs at Lima, by the hands of an assassin, is confirmed.
The unfortunate gentl3,nan expired on the 11th ult., and
was buried on the 15th amidst the regret of all classes of
the community. No clue had been received of the perpe-
trators of the crime, although a reward of 10,000 dots.
had been offered by Government, and 50,000 by the British
residents. _ .

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The dates from the South Picific are—V Aparliso, Aug.
15 ; Islay, 20; Iqiuque, 20 ; Arica, 20 ; Callao, 2d ;
Pait2, 30.
From Chili we L'arn that th? P:esidlnt had presented
to the Senate a project of law conceding to Admiral the
Earl of Dundonald (tor his service during the war of in-
dependence, as Lord Cochrane) the rank of Admiral in
the Chilian navy, with corresponding pay.

The general news is of little. interest. -
Boras/IA —Congress had assembled. Fever had de-
creased. Silver mines were proving very remunerative.
PERU. —The news from the seat of war is very unsatis-
factory. Nothing had either been done towards putting
down the revolution, or subverting the Government.
President Castilla, with his forces outside Arequipa, and
General V.vanco, with his followers inside the walls, seem
so busily engaged watching each otter, that they had no
•
time to fight. ,O.-
We extract the following from the circular of Mr.
Do Cordova, da'el Sept. 10:
We have again to report a dull business for the fort-
night preceding publication, and there is little to call for
special remark. There have been six arrivals of fish
stuffs since our last issue, including the cargoes of the
Sarah, via Antigua, and of the Express arrived yesterday.
The first arrival, meetint, a bare market, realized
comparatively high rates, but the other vessels following
in quick succession, the price of dry fish experienced a
decline. We may state that the supply of pickled fist is
unequal to the demand. Herrings of late arrivals have
not proven good. The supply of flour is still adequate for
the dull season, but we must notice that there has been
no arrival of this article sine our last.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

WANYED inini.eicliately, as NUR S E, a
respectable, steady, active young Person, well
accustomed to the management of young Children. Also, a good
Plain Cook.—Apply.Northern Times office.

WANTED, by a Family going to New York,
a CHILD'S NURSE. The passage in a steamer
will be paid for one who will suit.—Aoply between Ten and t leven
o'clock, at the Queen's Hotel, ime•str.,et.

ViT ANTE D, a Rospectable Yowll as an
wy APPRENTICE in a Merchant's Office. He must
write a good hand.—Apply by letter to Box M. sq, Post-oEce.

AN'rED, a good English SERVANT OF
. y ALL "WORK, who und?rstands Cooking. Also
an experienced Nurse Girl, about 18 years of age. Good cuarscters
indispensable.—Apply, t om 9 to 12 o'clock. at 19, Erskin .street.

WANTED, by a Young Geutletnan, who is
desirous of going abroad, a SITUATION as
CLERK, encl.-In the Brazils, or one of the British Co'onies; or
would accept a FURS!,RSH i P on board a. :learner. Rafe, enczs of
the hi hest character can be given.—Addres, S. M. 82, Northern
Times oMc e.

WANTED,' by 'a young Lady, a Cheerful
II0111k; is a .01:ARGYNIAN'S. or other re-
tpeetab:e FAMILY, within a few mile.; of Liverpool.—Terms not to
exceed £4O per annum.--Addreas G 6 Post-office, LiverPo I.

ANT,I43 at' a Private House, Southport, a
VT C(10K and HOUSEMAID, of good Character.
Wages according to ability. English preferreci.—Address, stating
time in last place, and reverence to A. 67,Northern Tanis office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

IIE lUNENUE.

I An abstract of the gro,.s produce of the Revenue of
the United Kingdom, is the undermentioned periods,
ended Sept. 30, 1857, compared with the corresponding
periods of the preceding year :

QUARTERS ENDED
Dec. 31, Mar 31, Ja, a 30, Sept. 30,
1856. 1837. 1857. 1857.
£ .7e
cwst: m .. —6,232,175 —.5,243 601...6,149 349.. . 5 481,385
Exci-,e
Stamps 1 833 000—.1,905,477.... 1 850 491.... 1 752 25i
Taxer
Prupertv Tax • • .• • .1 423,168.... 6 94'2,483....2,455,510....4,931,537
Post Office 748,001 777,000.... 675,000.... 73 ),00t)
Crown Lands 86,030.... 67,40.... 64 05.. . • 60,654
Allsce laneoui

Tuta15......16,695,481.. 18,519,149.. 17,281,7E2.. 18,682,2G9
QuAB.TEss ENDED

,
~.—• —.—. --..........—.
Dee. 31, A' nr, 3i, June 30, S.pt 30,
1855. 1856, 1856. 18'6.
.4' £ 4 £
Cu,toms
Excise
Stamps ........ —1,74 ~%69 —.1,8,1,54 .....1,858,C83.... 1,770,049
Taxes
Property Tax
Pust Office ...... _ 617,01 .... 760.152.... 716 003.... 615 003
Crown Len Is..
Ili cellaneuus ..

Totals.. —.. 15,824,560.. 18,404,075 .. 17,548,003 . 19,571,429
YEAR ENDhD YEAR ENDED
Sept. 30, 1857. Sept. 30, 1856.
Cnst-ms •••• • • • ....... ..23 1) ; 509
Excise
Stamps . •
Taxes .
Property Tax ...• . • ...... 15,753,024 .. ... • .. .... 13,910.311
Pnat Office .......
Crown 1 ands
Miscellaneous

Totals.... 71,178 661.. ... • 71 318,037

11. Increase and Decrease in the Q.tarter, Half-year,
and Year ended Sept. 30, 1857, as compared v%ith the
corresponding periods of the preceding year :
QC...RTES. ENDED HALF YENS ENDS D
Sept. 30. 1857. Sept 3 ), 1857.

increase. Decrease. Increase. Decrease.
e e £ £
499,959 .... - .. 215,334
148,000 ..... .. 646,v60
18,394 .... .. 25,986
.. 17,026
.. 336,910

Customs
Exe4e •• •• • •
S:amps
Taxes 2,000
Proper y Tax .. 4i5,t99 .•.•
Post Offiee 85,00 41,000 .
Crown Lands
miscellaneous 113,095 49,058

T0!a15...... 20),033 1,0i9,255 .... 93,058 .. 1,18,459
869,169
Net decrease.

X1,155,4)1
Net decrease,

YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 18.7.
Increase. Dacrease.
Cus4oras
Ladle . ,,„ ....... 342,778

Property Tex .
Pos Office
Crow❑ Lane.

• 166 182.. -
- 1 001
187,307
▪ 161,948..
' • • • • • .. 6,203

Miscellaneous— . .............. 26,650,

Totals

367,888 537,294

£169,403.
Net decrease

111. An Account showing 'the Revenue and other Re.
ceipts of the Q carter ended Sept. 30. 1857, the application
of the same, and the charge of the Consolidated Fund for
the said Quarter, together with the surplus or deficiency
upon such charge :
Surplus Balance beyond the char_e of the Con.oliiatel
Fund for the Quarter ended June 30, 1857, v z. :
Great Britain • • • • •• • •
Ireland

404 572

434,572

Income received in the Qiarter ended Sept. 30, 1857 as
shown in Ac, °ant I
Amount received in the Quarter ended Sept. 3') 1,57, In
repayment of advances for Pubic Works, Sec.

401,863
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

ISEFORZ MR. COMMISSIONER srgo-1.160N.

In re ANT HON Y O'DONNELL —Mr. Bremner appeared
before the court on behalf of the bankrupt, and applied
that an order might be made for his discharge from aaan-
easter Castle. He said that the petition had been filed a
long time age, but pro'ection having been withdrawn on
the 15th July, the bankrupt was arrested and sent to
Lancaster Castle, where he has remained ever since He be-
lieved that protec'ion had been withdrawn because of the
unratiefaetory state of the belence sheet, and of the in-
ability or unwillingness of the bankrupt to give any ex-
planation, but be (11r. Bremner) h Ted that the court
would order his discharge, in order that he might be en•
able] to come up and pass his last examination by giving
the best explanation in his power. His wife and eeven
children were chargeable to the parish, and no good could
be effected by hit further punishment. Mr. Pemberton
opposed the application on behalf of the petitioning
creditor. He did not want that the heeler-tip'. should be
imprisoeed for ever, but hs thought that he should remain
incarcerated `or some time longer. His conduct heel been
very bad. He was appointed an agent by the petitioningcreditor for the sale of chains, but the goods having been
forwarded to him in his own neme. be thought fit to treat
the matter as one of credit, and refused to account. He
made away with the property, and after disputing the
adjudication, refused to eive any account of his estate and
effects. Besides, he seemed to lead a very happy life in Lan-
caster Castle, as might b 3 seen from a letter which he
wrote on the 29th of August, and in which he said, 1
never had a pleasanter time of it. We have gentlemen in
he e for thousands of pounds, shopkeepers, merchants, and
all sorts. All we are short of now is 'new cocks' (more
insolvents, &c.) I have as good a table aa Glenieter. I
have ss. a week, and we have nothing to da but to make
up the beds.'' (Llughter.) The letter was dated from
" Hansborough Hotel" (Lancaster Prison), and as he was
so happy he (51r. Pemberton) thought it would be well to
leave him there a little longer. His Honour observed
that they had no security that the bankrupt, if discharged,
would come forward to pass his last examination. The
Court would therefore take a few days to consider the
application.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

Ertlanv.

LIVERPOOL AlkID BELFAST.
41set, t--, .
.., Tint, splendid Iron Steam-ship
l< ' BLE,:HE M Capt. G. Fitzsimons,
`V ls intended to sail as under (with or without
skilik. or a pilut),
FROM LIVERPOoI, (CLARENCE DOCK.)
Oltober
BLENFIEIM....Monday 5 ......10 o'clock, night
BLENHEIM. Thursday
BLENHEIM.... Monday
BLEN HEIM.... Thursday .... 15
BI,ENEI El M .... Monday
BLENHEIM.... 1 hursday .... 22
BLEN H ElNl.....Monday 26 ....... 4 o'clock, evening
BLENHEIM.... Thursday .... 29 • 7 o'clock, evening
Returning from Belfast every Wednesday and Saturday.
CABIN FARE (including Steward's Fee). 103.
Return Tickets, available fo.• fourteen days, lbs.
DECK or :.;TEERAGE, 4s.
Apply to Messrs.Ooitav, Mo )as. and Co„ Ingram-court, Fen-
church-street, Loudon; Mr. JoUN WALEsiz, 77A, Market-street,
Manchester; Messrs. It. and C. LAsio.ritv, Belfast: or to
LANGTRYS & CO., 14. Water-,ureet. Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

SPOKEN.

In lat. Lon.
Aug. 20.. Albro, Rio Grande to Liverpool . . 7B N.. 30 W
Aug. 22.. Kent, for Melbourne..

FOREIGN PORTS.
Madge Wildfire, Lona B ,shire at Bombay.
A on Mackean, Riche:, hence at Malaga.
James Spea s, Robinson ; and Eanlragt, sch Itema--both hence at
Nerve.
Mcelia, Hansen, hence ar, Flensburg.
Crocus, Nicels hence at Dunkirk.
Calpe (s.s.), sailed from Trieste for Liverpool in Sept.
Trenton seed from Malta for Liverpool, Sept. 20.
Falmouth sailed from Marseilles for Liverpool, Sept. 26.
Leopoldina, Sept. 14 ; Sovereign, 15th ; Moult, 15th ; Mary, 17th—
all sailed from Malaga for Liverpool.
Plantagepet, from Kurrachee at Bombay.
Milan (s.s.), hence at Genoa.
Aden, hence at Hong K ng.
Albatross sailed from Tutscoreen for Liverpool.
Tigris, Evangeline, and Scotia—all sailed from Calcutta for Liver.
pool.
Lawrence, railed from Manilla for Liverpool.
Taurus (s s.), Ing:is, tram Smyrna ; and Christina (Ls.), Mansfield,
Constantinople—both at Malta and lel for Liverpool.
Brenda, from Odessa at Malta and Lit for Lond n.
Sainhamly, Helen Wallaco, OtaLeite, and Patriot Queen—all hence
at Calcutta.
Typhoon, hence at Galle.
Juliet, hence at -Pgapore
E.:stelling, hence at Batavia.
Spirit o/ the Age, hence at Foo Choo Foo.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

By British and Irish Magnetic Telegi aph.

NEWMARKET RACES.—YESTZRDAY.
MATCH.
Aster walked over.
£5O HAND CAP PLATE.

Kestrel
Six ran.
trANDicap SWEEPSTAKES OP TEN SON'S.

Old Tom ..1 I King of the Forrest 2 I Sister to Panpipe 3
Twel,e ran.
TENTH TRIENNIAL STAKE.

Ancient Briton..l I Blue Bonnet.. 2 I Star of the East.. 3
Eight ran.
..
QUEEN'S GUINEAS.

Fright
Three ran
RUTLAND STAKES.

Hißegrew 1 I Allspice
Four ran.
SWEEPSTAKES OF FIVE SOTS.

Plague Royal .... 1 I Larly C ingliatn 2 Clarion .... 3
Eleven ran.

NO RTH ALLE :TON RAC ES.-YESTERDAY.
AtNDERLEY PLATE.

Ambrosia 1 I Nailer 2 I Tom Neueome..3

NORTH RIDING HANDICAP.
Evelyn I Vandal..... ...2 Minnie..
Four ran.

TATTERSALL'S. —YESTERD AY.
LATEST BETTING.
CEASARWITCH.
8 to 1 agst M. Dobler
12 ... 1 Plush colt
16 .. 1 Mary
20 ... 1 .. Black Tommy
25 .. 1 .. Renown
1000 ..30 Lima
25 .. 1 .. Aster
1000 ..30 Warlock
50 .. 1 Prioress
50 ... 1 hide
1000 ...15 Sister to Elfrila
10 )0 ...10 Gunboat
1000 ..10 .. Dusty Miller
1000 ...15 .. Ham et and Queen Bess (coupled)
CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
20 to 1 agst Clydesdale
20 .. 1 Whistling Willie
THE DERBY.
20 to 1 agst Clydesdale
100 1 Star of the East

At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh•street,
BOYS are CLO fIIED from the Ages of Six to Twenty Years.

A SPLENDID L,,T OF Btmcocws.—As an instance of the
excellent stock reared by Joseph Gubbius, Esq., of 'inrush,
near Hospital, a district remarkable for the amazing fer-
tility of its soil for grazing purposes, we may mention that
a Dublin victualler, named Mullins, lately offered Mr.
Gubbios £2,600 for 103 bullocks ! Tots offer was re-
fused, as by weight,•accordiog to the present marketable
rate, th's splendid stock was worth more money.—Cionmel
Chronicle.

At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh-street,
BOYS are CLOTHED from the Ages of Six to Twenty Years.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

rro be LET, an excellent Detached HOUSE,
j containing breakfast, dining, and drawing rooms,
butler's pantry, four good benroocas, bath room and water-leaset,
kitchens, wine cellar, &c. Garden surrounding the house. Rent
Z 55 —lnquire on the Premises, 16, 6pringthild, Rere4ane, Everson.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

east 3 n i{c~.

Will have quick despatch for
BOMBAY.
The well-known fa t-saPinA American Ship
DEFIANCE,
JoHN Kalloricu, Commander.
1,690 tons per register; clas,ed 3-iris Yentas ; coppered an 4. copper-
fastened. Having three-fou the of her cargo engaged and in course
of shipment. shippers may depend upon her being promptly des-
patched.—.For term. of freikht,&c., apply to
JOHN S. D. WOLF * CO.; or to
JOHN HAMILTON, 6, Outle-stret.

-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

THE NORTHERN TIMES. LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1857.

GUN MAKERS, BY APPOINTMENT, TO
HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS MINCE ALBERT,
THE SULTAN OF TURKEY, AND THE PASHA ,OF EGYPT.

JOSEPH BENTLEY AND SON, INVENTORS, PATENTEES, AND MANUFACTURERS OF
CENTRAL FIRE, BREECH-LOADING, AND REVOLVING
GUNS, RIFLES, AND PISTOLS,
6, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET,

pLAISTERS! PLAISTERS!! PLAISTERS!!!
' ROYAL LIVERPOOL PLAISTERS, composed of highly Emollient and Balsamic ingredients, are confident'y recom-
mended to all persons suffe:ing from d'seast.s of the Cheat and Lungs; also for Pains in the B ck and Side, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

AN N Active, Respectable Ml\N wants employ-
moot as a LIGHT PORTER, MESSENGER, or
DtiORIC EEPER.— Address W 47, ?.northern Dimes office.

WANTED, A STEADY WOMAN to superin-
tend a number of Girls in a Manufactory, one who
can be strongly recommended.—Address A. 63, Northern ?times
office.

WANTED, a respectable YOUNG PERSON,
as WET NURSB3 one win can be well reccom-
mended, and bring good references, will be liberally treated.—Address
Box A. 69, Northern Times office, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

TO be LET, In Sandown-lane, Wavertree, Two.
substantial and well-built HOUSES, containing
drawingroom. diningroom, kitchen, and scullery on the sine floor,
five goof bedrooms, bathroom, aa.ci water loset, with hot and c ,Id
water, and gas throughout the house, wash cellar with soft water,
flower garden to front; 'and' kitchen gardet to lack. The whole
well drained. Rent £40.--, ppiy to J. Newall, Builder, 40, Conus•
street, or to Mr. Rigg, Post office, Wavertrea.

TO be LET, in Sandown.lane, Wavertree; Two
substantial and HOUSES, containing
Drawing rnd Dining-room, Kitchen and Scullery on the same floor,
five good Bed-rooms, Bath-room and Water-clooet, with hot and cold
water, and Gas throughout the house; Wash Cellar, with soft water,
Flower Garden to front, Kitchen Garden to back, all well drained.
Rent ,e4l) per annum. Apply to John Newell, Builder, 40 Coma.,
,street ; or to Mr.- Bigg, Post-office, Wavertiee.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

!teat SALE of ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, CHINA, 'GLASS,
CUTLE ttY, w (I.—lmportant to Merchants, Capt"kns, Hotel Keepers,
Virettors, and Parties Furnishing.

- -
R. HAUL' has reee►ved instructions to SELL
by AUCTION, This Day, and following days, at
the Birmingham Glass Camnny's Establishment, 29, Church-street.
eraosite Compton House, Liverpool, the whole of that valuable
2lrocK of Gob CUP-GLASS, CHINA, EARTHENWARE, PAPIER
ACHE GOODS, &c., comprising handsome dinner sets, tea and
bakfast sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, &c.-; rich cut Bohemian
glass liqueur and pickle bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cut
r 19.74 lustre', of the most modern patterns, papier mache tables, tea
trays, bread b..lskets._ envelope cases, tea caddies, &c. ; also, an
extensive and valuable stock of electro-plated tea and coffee sets,
teddy or hot water kettles, liqueur frames, cruet frames, toast racks,
and plated s.,lvers or waiters, card or cake baskets, electroplated
bale or dessert forks. tablespoons, teaspoons, fish carvers and forks
!morocco cases; together with a great variety of ivory balance
lear.dle and German silver handle table and dessert knives and forks,

the most celebrated makers.
The Sale to commence each day at E:even o'clock. Cata'Agttes to
had on the Premises, 20. Chnrch-street, Liverp 01.
N.B.—Cash advanced on zoods for immediate and-unreserved sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

EXTi'NSIVE SHOW ROOMS.

HIGGS & JONES invite an

inspectio,n of their

MAGNIFICENT SUITE OF SHOW ROO S,

Where may be seen, conveniently,arranged,
THE LARGEST, BEST 11ELECTED, AND MOST

• . VARIELVSTOCK OF
FUIINISHING• IRONMONGERY
In Liverritol;eorisisting of
BAtH TEA ult N S..

CHANDELIERS,' ,trALL LAMPS,

TEA TRAYS,

FENDERS, FIRE IRONS,' ••
IRON AND BRASS BEDSTEADS,

All Marked, in Mtn Figures,
AT TWENTY PER CENT. LOWER THAN
ANY OTHER HOUSE.

•

HIGGS & JONES,
46 -I,OIiD,STRg4T--i6
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

one, two, or three years, at 5 per cent.

For Prospectuses. he., apply personally or by letter to
JOHN ATHERTON,
87, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS.

IGGS AND JONES
solicit especial attention to their new and

extensive
STOCK OF Tile ABOVE LAMPS,

All of which are of really good make, in the newest and
choicest designs, at remarkably Low Palen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

IMMEDIATE INSPECT lON

IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED.

HIGGS AND JONES,
FURNISHING IRONMONGERS,
46, LOAD STREET.

DRAWING-ROOM PORTRAITF
(ON TAPER, SIZE EIGHT INCHES BY six),
At the Liverpool Branch of the London School of Photography,
46, CHURCH-STREET.

The following REDUCTIONS have been made in the PRICES of
PORTRAITS on PAPER since the removal of patent from the
Collcdion process. The Portraits formerly charged
£3 2s. Od. are reduced to ''f) 10s. 6d.
2 2 0 It ft 0 5 0
1 1 0 tf 7, 0 3 6
0 lo 6 t, „ 0 2 6

No diffe-ence is made in the quality of the Photographs On accou4.
of the reduction of the price. Dnplicate copies are charged half price

ANDERSON'S (LATE) SAINSBURY'S SODA
WATER MANUFACTORY
AND REFRESHMENT ROOM,
22, EXCHANGE-STaKET EAST.
SUMMER BEVERAGES:
XPROVED S:-.L7.1.11‘.1, POWDERS AND SUPERIOR SCENTED
LAVENDER WATER.
MACKENZIF ANTI) MIDDLEMASS'S CELEBRATED
hiitri BURGH BISCUITS.
THE NOTED ROWLEY BISCUIT'S.
BARCLAY'S STOUT, AND ALLSOPP'S ALES.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF MUSIC.

(AT ONE THIRD.)
TEN THOUSAND COPIES (quite new), for
Piano-forte and Voice, by the most celebrated

Composers, now selling at
ONE-THIRD THE PUBLISHED PRICE,
To make room previous to Enlargement of Premises, at
W. RYALLS' MUSIC WAREHOUSE,
26, HAMILTON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD,
(Near Woodside Ferry).

XotittO•
LOST, on MONDAY last, a Gold PEN Pea,
PENCIL CASE. Whoever has found the Sallid
and will return it to Mr. Sagar, Perfumer, 34, Castle-street, `---
receive a reward of ss.

GREAT CAOSBY GOOSE FExiT.
DINNER will be provided on MONDAY' not.
A—
12th, at the GEORGE INN.
TICKETS-2s. 6n, EACH•
E. HALEWOOD, Prod:if>"

CHESTER RACES.—NOTICE.
lA R. R. GRAFTON, of the Derby Arras, 114
_NT Ferry, resivetfully informs his numerous pa",„,t
and the genera, public, that the AUTUMN RACES are to c 017.0
at Chester, (it. A Y and TUESDAY nest, and oat, as usu. 0.
will be found at I, o. 4, REFRESHMENT ROOMS, DEE STio
where he will be haply to supply hi- friends and other pane aerate
the choicest of VIANDS, WINS, &c., and at his usual 31,?1,
Charges. His FAMOUS DINNERS rea ly from One to

BIRKENHEAD, LANCASHIRE, AND CHESHIRE

auNcnoN

CHESTER- RA C 5
AUTUMN MEETING.

On MONDAY and TUE 'MA Y the sth and 6th October, 18,,45,
will leave the Monks' Ferry St4lion, Birkenhead, f ,r CH E'; frol,
follows:—At 8 15, 9.15, 10.50 a.m., and 1.45 p.m ; returniub
Chester at 5.20, 7.15, and 9 15 p m.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

DOCK COMMITTEE.

The weekly meeting of this Committee was held at one
o'clock yesterday. Mr. Charles Turner presided, and the
other members present were—Messrs. Rankin, Robinson,
Gladstone, Lockett, Mondell, Hubback, Rathbone, Bold,
Halhead, Anderson, and Clint.
The surveyor received authority to let the Stanley,
Collingwood, and Salisbury Dock run dry at the morning
tide of Saturday, the 31st inst., for sit or seven days,
f r the purpose of completing the small basin ter the
Bridgewater trustees It was directed that the usual
notice 3 be immediately issued.
A letter was read from Mr. Court, Secretary to the
Underwriters' Association, ur&n_a; upon the Dock Com-
mittee the great alvant 'ge to be derived from having
illuminated tidal guagas placed at the extremes of the docks
to prevent casualties to vaisels approaching, more espe-
cially the southarn docks, from uncertainty as to the depth
of water upon the sills. A letter was also read from Mr.
Cook, on behalf of the Pilots' Ccmnittee, recommending
illuminated tidal guages to be placed at least at the en-
trance of the Brunswick, King's, and Albert Docks, and
enclosing a list of vessels which had grounded in approach-
ing the Liverpool Docks from the 25th Augu•t, 1836, to
the 7 h September, 1837.
',The Cu URII Sx remarked that the depth of water upon
the ill would not show the depth of water upon the banks
outside.