Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25 00:00:00

PORTUGAL.

LISBON, 00-
The breaking out of the yellow fever is corrobollA
The deaths which occurred amongst the labourers st
Custom-house were attributed by the Board of ge3llo
typhus fever, generated by the sudden return 01.0,
weather and the bad odours created in the hide
hoTh uses. tIO
e authorities have requested reinforcements 0-
defence of the Portuguese possessions in India.

42.
ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT NORTBOII

RAILWAY.

Yesterday, an accident of a serious nature occorr
the up express train from Manchester to Londoot bl
running off the embankation at Carlton.
No further particulars to hand.

TIIE BELFAST RIOTS.

COMMISSION OF ENQUIRY.

TENTH DAY.

FROM OUR OWN CoRRESPONDENT.
BELFAST, THURSDAY •••• g
1 11
No more witnesses being forthcoming on the 11°01
Catholic side, the counsel for the Protestant partf,C

the following witnesses :
doeill
p„
William Elamllton, a member of the Town n
gave an explanation of the local force, from 1842 ti:
the present year.
csllBi

One of the local police, named Hugh Male, was ,ty
and contradicted a statement made by a witness fe`ifeel
Roman Catholic party on a previous day, to the e
that three of the local police had been standing 11°114
morning of the 13th of July, while an arch of et
lilies were pat up.
lord

Francis G-een, of the local polic9 force, corrob'
the contradiction of the previous witness. esti
Thomas Cardwell, a detective officer, stated he II go
music outside of the town prior to the 12th July, but Ito
after; and that both prior to the 12th of July and toile
he heard the firing of guns from the Roman Cat"-
districts. 1$

William Perrin, a Roman Catholic, and one ef:11
local force, bore testimony to the respect and kindi
which was shown to him by the Protestant membe.
the force.
od
James McKell, a Roman Catholic, and one of the t •
force, concurred in the testimony of the last witness' ted
George Hill, a retired sub-inspector of the police, Opt
that:about the Ist of September he had received 11300
mation, from an authentic source,: of the existence
ribbon society in Belfast.
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John Shaw, who was produced by the solicitor °l'ot
Roman Catholic party, complained of the inefficieol
the local police at the late Parliamentary election.
Two other witnesses were examined, but their eviu
was merely a repetition of the previous statement.

FATAL ACClDENT.—Yesterday forenoon, a sai'or nap
John Von Loo, fell from the yard of the Dutch gfidt'
Harmony, the King's Doc'c, and wag killed on the 9,40
Wednesday.—The Emperor Alexanderlo
arrive on Thursday evening, and the Emperor NO;(or
on Friday. The Emperors will leave Stuttgardt on
day.
THE GREAT IlairAnc.—This fine and famnui ship 55401
yesterday tor Cork, where she will embark, on Tuje,reat
next, the Bth Iluisars and 17th Lancers, and sail
for India. _ tbs,

COUNTY COURT, YESTERDAY. —J . Pollock, El ck:edoll
Judge, presided in this Court yeserday, and disP'epte
upwards of 30 cases, none of which however, press
any feature of public interest.
or Old
THE LIVERPOOL INDIA RELIEF MEETING.—Mr.
bone, of Liverpool, writes to the 7i?nes correcting l
misapprehension which a portion cf his speech,
India Relief meeting, has occasioned. IS
MYSTERIOUS.—A perscr, coanectei as p-intsmal 00 hot.l
•
East Lancashire Railway, has met his dea..h, under 1" for
present is consid:red suspiciutis circumstances. vr,,eoil#
bar giving any details of the else until the investib
takes place to-day.
cotilk
THE AMERICAN MAILS —The Royal Mail -7-01 w
Yiagara sails to-morrow for Boston and lialiftat boS
the Canadian add United States mails. Tae lelert;lo°i
at. the General Post Office will be open up to eleven a Ill'
in the usual course, ani till twelve with late fees• tte
box at the stage wi'l be open to one o'clock for late le 01
with the additional fee of ls. each. Pas3engers g
board at 12. 9 of.
4.
A CuaLars DlRECTlON'.—Yes'erday, the prospec,;,lo9s

new Fre.:ch newspaper was deliver:d ut the office of rttto
hewi
Lee and Nightingale, Swift's•enurt, Casty-street, ,

following lucid areniion written on. it—

Monsieur Swifiscourt Thomas,
13, Castel-street,
Atrgleterre. Liverpool. aver
PERFiRMANC; or ORGAN MUSIC. Next SAturda9h9s!'
noon, perfurrnanc_s of Mr. W. T. Best, 00
George's Hall organ, will be entirely devoted to cpre
tions for the organ. The fullowiig will be tile
gramm--
Andante, with variations and finale.... .... „Mack
Ada,io
Organ Concerto (B flat major) llandel• ,
Air, with nariatio.s
Prelude and Fugue
A CLIPPER BRIGANTINE.—A beautiful clipper. ",d
tine, named the Glenorehy, of Liverpool, just seiLe bets,
Gala,z, via Gibraltar, with a valuable cargo, "911 fr
much admired in our port. Shi wa' bait expreSs .JOlO
the }kick Sea trade, and has been fitted up by gr.„ 40,
Taylor, in a rtyle that has Mated the applause of, nit', le
visited her. She is over 350 tone, and commands' cora
Walter Dal; lisp, one of her chief owners, and ,'„,051-
sidered the handsomest craft of her class that bel°"
our port.
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THE MANCEIESTER AND. FOREIGN WAREHOUSE
After an existence of sigh een months, a paid-up
..€40,000 has been almost entirely made awe)? "tnt) 01
there is even a possibility that an additionel
be required. It is stated in the Times city artiobneffhii4
while the ruin was making rapid progress, the dime 4
orthodox fashion, deelared a dividend of 3 per cen.i't/best
profits. The concern was under the Limited Lialo•gin'il
like the Surrey Gardens Company, and a qtl?P„1
naturally arise regarding the safety or v Attie A
measure.
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FIRE, LAST NlGHT.—Shortly before eight ect0,10.,,
nigh', afi e broke out in the tirtbor-yard of Mr. atlro
corner of Bond-street, Vauxhall-road, 11018,Iitelf,:11
the fire-angine fro,n Temple.court, imined.„'"ise•Po
attendance, and "reels from Athol-street and '',4ol),hs
stations were quickly on the spot. The joiner'S res
were entirely consumed, but the timber in they- elef,ie
uninjured. The flames were subdued atoLi'd tb%l
o'clock, but the hose was kept in use all night, "ater.lo
was a good deal of saw-dust and other inflamable Fl
lying about, Mr. halms is insured in the COI°
Office. COOO
GREAT SWIMMING MATCH FOR .EGO AND 711, aided
proNanip.—"l great event came off on AlondNoTto.
Wenlock Baths, City-road, london, which Tl3,s, Ito
by the admirers of the graceut and useful sport ifesPiplf
mini. John Beckwith, of Lambeth, and James be•og
of Bloomsbury, were the competitlrs. The in.,e415030
e
equally celebrated, the utmost confidence prevalLe 3.
their respective partisans;. the betting being l rertirof
match was contested in a manner well worthy th
tints both men had acquired, ant as the 0311101031
supremacy went on, the champions were repeats 000 Olt
with thu most deafening applause. As they drew'
rest to 04
finish the superiority of Beckwith became apPereoted
and finally, to the delight of his friends, he P -
%inner of this great quarter of a mile race,

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THE INDIA MAIL.

ALARM AT CALCUTTA.

PRO)1 OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.

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4111 V L OF FUGITIVES FROM DELHI
AND LUCKNOW.

SOUTHAMPTON, THURSDAY.
The
steam-ship
Peninsular and Oriental Company's
;ill e e-e-dlip Colo Oriental
Captain Field,nrrived off
-.es, last night, at 11.30., and came into
aticek this morning. She brings the heavy por-
ta,l„ of the East India, China, and Australian
~.4.1185 184 passengers, 4,8001. in specie and on
1"11 freight passengers, 24 1 packages of gum, three cases of
elawli, two cases of opium, seven packages of
18 eases
teeth, 1;285 bales, 140 packages, and
15 eases of silk, three turtle, 125 bales of wool,
a Packages of mother-of-pearl, and 123 pack-
ge3 of Iltldries.
belsler
'ul"ajesty's ships at Alexandria were the.
`dat./el:ate ~,... 3
R qua Caradoc ; at Malta, the Hibernia
1 --exer ;
11 tare at Gibraltar, the Curlew and
refine
reftpfColombo brings home a nnmber ofdt.he
reiltti,ces who have suffered from the Indian
Lie ,111;ers' among whom is Coloncl Lennox, with
224,filta and datio-hter, who belonged to the
beiti -egittlent, at Tyzabad, and escaped after
wereg secreted for a number of days. Therei
(the wal;sfa fifty-six children on board. Ali( y
!kap ,i'ce of an officer) with four children,
casliae,,,44)ea Delhi. She is not aware if her
ate
,-,' is alive or dead. Many of the refugees
t
ore plaint
dressed, being entirely dependeln
144 -e lily
of the merchants and gent e-
terks°f Calcutta, of whom they speak in high
at Son- 1 Great solicitude has been felt for them_
No -l'athl3toll, and orders were transmitted
ieldll6 the Peninsular Company t 9 Captain
for,rtillieeldfistthreesedCol.ollabo, to provide every comfort
t° rem adY Mayoress has arrived from Lond
ta
greet r services, and was among the, first
ive land 114 t. et
and Welcome the sufferers to their
Scores
of
t° see -s of People were assembled in the docks erie the Passengers by the Colombo land.. Th s
Wares ill he docks at the meeting of friend
afTeet• .
4411 ong in the extreme.
110 W Yof the ladies were hurried out of Luek-
ktni,„4,aci Del hi at the commencement of the _
,their-'l,' and do not know what has become of
card,b,ashands. They have suffered. great
5...,,n,
'taost ' Rally of them made their
.escape
i'lligi;.. naked, and were nearly starved in the
j4ktlittle dlg. is
on board the Colombo, belong
11Y tic, 1011e1 Gold ney, whose life was soughtd
with wound- nanous sepoys. The dog is covered
s It escaped from Delhi with Mrs.
TheeV'whh is on board the Colombo.
lfate ,passengers give a frightful account o
of the
Ificl'a. - Calcutta and the upper provinces 1
I
'the
offeet,4lY troops left at Ceylon were Malays
:t:r,&:iif:rie!;:ili..ttitvael:ll the European troops have gone
report being all well treated by
'`',,')aeN, }'ants at Calcutta, and supplied with
`-'eloth"C° send them on, immediately o.n the
lette -f‘i°' arrival. Captain Field received a
tile rAO-4.141 e Relief Fund Committee, through
-
ising -ILl.lasalar and Oriental Company, aut
.o ~, filth
4-4 . s; - to render tfie passengers every relief
4s
-stance.