The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-05 00:00:00

THE GEYVAN BAHRY

During the time the Turki,h vessel lay here, Arif, the commander,
was t.eard to say, My watchword formerly was, " THERE IS NO
DEITY BUT ALL H, A:SIY MAHOMET IS lUS PROPHET;"
bat for the remain(' ,r of my life it shrill be, "THERE IS NO PORT
LIKE LIVERPOOL, AND ITS BUTTERMAN IS KELLY I"

MORE CRUELTIES ON BOARD AMERI-
CAN VFSSE LS ! ft—The crew is always supplied
with the ordinary Liverpool Butter ; 13,it in the cabin, they only use
Butter from a certain well kflown "Place."

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PURE AND VERY PALE

C AN AR Y WINE
(A BEAUTIFUL AND DELICATE WLIITE WINE,

Much superior to the Bronte and lower class of Sherries now sold.

D• ANDERSON',
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT,
5, CASTLE. STREET, LIVERPOOL.

D. ANDERSON has seeurei a quantity of this;Wine, and can-with
confidence recommend It.

BCOTCHTANDIIRI3H WHISKY. OLD COGNAC BRANDY

MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ROOMS.

BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE,
At LEWIS & COMPANY'S R oh street.

BIRKENHEAD, LANCASHIRE. AND CHESHIRE JUNCTION

RAILWAY.
WANTED, a SUB-MANAGER. He must
be s'enlv, active, intelligent, and conversant with
railway business. His chiles will be chiefly at the Birkenh ad ter-
minus, and on the Line. Salary progressive, according ti merit
Applicnions, with testimonials, to be addressed to the Chairman of
th• Board ,f Directors, care of the Secretary, Birkenhead, on or
before the 16th of May. By order. W. JUHNSTON.
Company's Offices ';athcart-street, Elrkenhead, Secretary.
2nd 11'4 ay, 1857.

Elje kartljeru ((rutin

TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1857.

THE DAY'S NEWS.

The Niagara arrived here yesterday morning,
and by her we have six days later news from the
United States. It does not, however, possess any
features of importance. There seems to be a
determination on the part of the American Govern-
ment to force an ample apology and indemnity from
the New Granadiau Government, for what is
known as the Panama outrage. The construction
of the waggon road to the Pacific was about being
entered upon, as the Government had determined
that the mails should be carried between the
different points from Missouri to San Francisco by
the most rapid and best routes. No slaves are for
the future to be brought within the boundaries of
the State of New York. Such is the decision
of the Assembly of that State. Kansas
affairs were quiescent. From Savannah we are
informed that an attempt had been made upon the
life of the British Consul, Mr. W. Sydney Smith,
caused possibly by that gentleman s activity in
endeavouring to suppress the slave trade on the
Island of Cuba. An arrival at New York brought
confirmation of the news of Colonfl Lockridge's
retreat down the San Juan river, and of the ex-
plosion of the boiler of the steamer J. N. Scott,
involving a deplorable loss of life. There is no later
intelligence from Walker's camp by this arrival.
The New Brunswick papers abound with political
articles on the subject of the elections, which were
soon to take place. Prince Edward's Island was
convulsed from centre to circumference with a
general election and a religious excitement con-
nected therewith, The question at the poll is—.
" The Bible or no Bible for the common schools."
From Halifax, Nova Scotia, we learn that the
Newfoundland fisheries uproar seems to have
subsided, and that it was satisfactorily adjuste4.
The hon. Attorney-General had placed on the table
of the House of Assembly, a copy of a despatch
from the Colonial Minister to the Governor of
Newfoundland, to the effect that the treaty between
England and France, on the subject of the New-
foundland fisheries was at an end ; and that it was
never intended that any concession would le made
without the assent of the local legislature of the
island being first obtained. We published intelli-
gence to this effect some three weeks ago.
The colonization ship Mary Caroline Stevens,
at Baltimore, from Liberia, brings the news that the
war which had existed at Cape Palmas for the past
few months, between the Maryland settlers and the
Grebo Tribe, has been brought to a close, and a
permanent peace established.
In another part of to-day's paper will be found