Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-04-20 00:00:00

1 LOCAL INTELLIGENC

FIRE, LAST NlGHT.—Shortly after ten o'clock-last night'
a fire was discovered to have broken out in a stable, sit the
at the top of Carruthers-street, Vauxhall-road, but tot,
engines from Hatton Garden being very soon on the 51)
the flames were got under without doing much damage•bed
SERIOUS ACCIDENT BY FlRE.—Last evening the
clothes in a house in Spitalfields, Whitechapel, t°°'
and a woman who was in the room was so severely burned
that there are doubts of her recovery. She was:ll3:of
Simmons. The fire was subdued with a few bucke
water. -pri ends
MR. EDWARD M. `WITTY, author of " - -op
Bohemia," and who is well known as an exertol
pungent newspaper writer and critic, sailed front Le',org.
Mr.
yesterday for Australia. Mr. Whitty is the son of ld
J. Whitty, editor and proprietor of the Daily Pt's"
Journal,

BEGONE DULL CARE.—It will be remembered that till:,
is the last week of Mr. MacCabe's celebrated entertoinalen
gs ll°
and that those who wish to enjoy a hearty long-h Anwz se
instruction, should not miss the opportunity of r 1.11;,
evening with him, to drive away "dull care,' lcm

most assuredly will accom_plish. +
To SHIPPERS AND EXPORTERS.—A mos
article of export, to warm climates especially, e
cleansing Charcoal Filters, patented by Messrs.
tr oc:
and Co., of 16, Parker-street, Liverpool—in fact
invaluable wherever there is bad water. S. and Co.

Celt'
%re tne
ar,deo
Sa

a liberal discount on export and wholesale orders. olio
EXTRAORDINARY DESPATCH.---The American lad
Ncemie, Captain Johnston, arrived here on Saturds",,„.oo
and docked on Sunday in the Stanley Dock, ha
and
board 1,900 bales of cotton, which were discharged legit
short space of 16 working hours, under the exec

manageinent of Mr. Lore, the warehOuse-keeper.
MANCHESTER AND LIVERPOOL AgRICI7LTTIRSL Sect'
—A meeting of the committee of this society was Asa
the Town-hall at one o'clock yestenlay. society
13 t ele
Gardner presided. The secretary announced tuareselit
amount of subscriptions to the local fund up to theyP 000
amounted to upwards of £5OO. There was no o P

business of any interest. toy „, to.
COMPLIMENT TO A SIIIP'S COWL—Mr. Sohn Glen r
cook of the celebrated ship White Star, arrived her.e 10
01
Melbourne, was presented with a warm addres) for
handsome compliment, by the passengers of the vet: reef'
his attention, and the able manner in which he dise'Jfil
his duties on the voyage. Mr. Glenton had been Ori,-res.
a steward at the Sailors Home, where he was 1,1,11e;'„z the
petted. It is satisfactory to find a man thus ,73'11—`

respect of all with whoni he has to deal. g C 51".;
ELECTION OF A CHAPLAIN FOR THE Won-;;. °,,kbow-
Yesterday morning, a special meeting of the
COnaMittee was held for the purpose of electing a c,-
,`;lsoa,
for the workhouse in the room of the Rev. M
„,,r. its 4
Mr. Churchwarden Cropper occupied the chair. 010
a full attendance of the members. There were,,"vs.
candidates, out of which there were nominated the "e and
IV. Scott, Leicester; W. J. Patterson, of St. field' ;e lye
tw
F. Folliott. On the votes being taken, there were, n for
votes for Mr.. Scott, eleven for Mr. Patterson, an
Mr. Folliott. Mr. Scott was therefore

the sacsessl

candidate. There iP
EXTRAORDINARY AND USEFUL INVENTION.-"' offs'
nothing that housewives complain of with greater trtf,
co,
ness, than the breaking of some favourite piece op 'sac!
valuable china, or earthenware. In hundreds of 0-5-.siides;
things cannot be matched, and of course cannot be It, Los
The latter want has been obviated by an extraordin3i),,, -ellt
effective invention, by Mr. Adshead, of Derby Potte% Pet'
Derby. It is a cement that may be said to heal, illno of,
feet manner, all cracks and breaks in the articles sP°'The
and not only in these, but in inarble, alabaster, le
benefit of this article need not be dwtlt on. ell
some of its effects at Mr. Hall's, our neighbourW's, atpsti
rho hos
glass that has been cemented by it is stronger in
than in any other. The article is very cheap, anc,1.11,.‘10511:
can be long without it. Mr. Hall is the agent '°` ife3V
in Liverpool, and all interested can judge for the Ail, P'
looking in at his establishment. Agent for LiverP°"eacb,
T. Hall, 23, South John-street. Sold in bottles, 15,1.,
f.
or sent free on receipt of sixteen postage stamps. os.
None are genuine, except bearing the signature,
;
LOCAL MARINE BOARD. A meeting of the -dam r-
Local Marine Board was held on Monday last, titibio
provisions of the 241st section of the Merchants efe
Act, 1854, to investigate charges of drunkennesqr'otsc''
by the Association, at Lloyd's, for the Protection 0, ~
cial Interests, against George Lang, late master droist,t
Worrell, of Liverpool. T. M. Blythe, Esq., preside", t
ISM
by C. J. Preston, Esq., deputy stipendiary magistothe•
e
will be recoliected that Captain Lang was tried, at Sea of
Bodmin assizes, on the charge of inciting the crof vet° ace 5"
the ship, but was acquitted on the ground of so, local
intention, he being intoxicated at the time.
board, after a careful investigation, found that tm,:d to t"",
of drunkenness -was fully proved, and recommell"tot th
Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trecle,ii„: $(/
certificate of competency, as master, of George
6,223, should be cancelled

helaemtlittfe

CORONER'S
INQuEm.—The Deputy-Coroner
hn Sc'
following inquests yesterday : On the body of beg'
aged 61 years, who was a ship-keeper. He 11.8st:ts: glird
the ship Joseph Tanant on Sunday night, and " ifotil)"
posed that he fell overboard when tipsy. Verdict/ f sfe/
drowned." On the body of Mary Owens, 40 Ye 311,,;: ci
who Hied with a labourer named James Smith (as
„ive a
at 9, Court, Ford-street. She was very much * e °-
drink. She was very drunk about a fortnight sille;e01
from that time her face swelled. Oa Monday`e'
smoking a pipe, and dropped down dead. :eaillteigl
tural causes." On the body of Thomas Hughes, t,
50 years of age, who lodged at 12, Sherwood-stree boar
died suddenly. Verdict, " natural causes." thlthitfecl
sawyer, of Thomas Gibson, 55 years of age, a wo°
Blundell-street. Some time ago, he was kuoekedd died
and ran over by a spring cart at George's deck, e
from the effects of the injuries. Verdict, "
killed." Cdf.,
BANKRUPTCY COURT, YESTERDAY.—PtfOrerr;III';,O
missioner Perry.)—Re W. B. Jones and ,'„°,lders
bankrupts, who were shipowners and shill-7-4.es? frJ
Liverpool, came up on application for their certivica'near""
were supported by Mr. Hull. Mr. Evans,
for the assignees, offered no opposition. Mr;;n2.B of the
behalf of several creditors, opposed the grari"."l.'ftlPt* ca
certificates. His Honour considered that the ban''l,lllo';,.°
the time they renewed several of their bills, sh°ll,,i, tit
ascertained the state of their affairs relatlTe -on t:(i
Who Ptre,
solvency, and then have suspended paymentm sasPet'es
ground. that they had not done this, he sheul'atific'3„.o
their certificates six months, with protection, their,,e'resra`,"4
to be second-class.—James Livingstone, forniery.,,plieu,
on business in this town as a shipstore dealer. Thafl7,
pass his last examination, but the balance-sheetn?ndslit' of
been filed, the case was adjourned to the 2715
Thomas Hughes, cattle-dealer, of Tyddyn. Ptigo'n,rand
Llanbelig, Carnarvon, passed his last examula
certificate meeting was fixed for the 12th offiliVe lirrrbiyar3aLty:s,,f
GRANGE-ROAD HOME MISSION.—Since
October, 1858, evening classes, on Tuesdays
have been conducted in the U • 1 o°ll3' • ay
Schoo -r
and
.-4,,net1P.„1111

head, in connection with this mission. The insicon bigot.
-
been entirely gratuitous, and the classes have e pre ere
successful._ho On the first evening eleven pupils werfe7o /I„eici
T number gradually increased, until upward' °- it
onee".o-
- books, with ages ranging from 13 to 35. As to be ..0
well hardly
attendedbe
hueenxtpliveldienatotieeicdart
during
October,
:ail:
sessiono, t hswielshmveasmn classesobrrom uowgohowtitii.illstdioacso
tni
it
ei ny lie halebet,alt e
Tusduaule.aisnld.gaytT,he winter, they will only be continued everiond /14
baeee-°Pe gerv.
they 1 lose c'' bout
day evening, by a tea party, which was attende,derhaf ;wo;
gi,,visehn presidinga
mbyatnandte thes:h
Mr.
oTla.rorgan.sll.
100 scholars, parents, and friends. After tea, se.,. out a
of sacred music were performed in the church, lux' crave -
AfterwardsT
Bowenleß exhibitedev"
brief address, and a number of a priate recitatiouiv, 31r,
Win. Brous ten_.° were
t rtailanie• oiag
rable dissolving views • and the evening's en e 0 goo
brought to an an ' , eeable close by the whole compa i
~/bill
" God Save the Queen." 1 at'IDIC
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS CON ' The usuili =-- 00
MITT/X. 311' sili
meeting of this committee was committee was held yesterday. ges
rail tl e
in th •
_ e chair. The other members present Were.; $Ol
Scott, Critchley, Chesney. Sped, Williams,_ l'gruee 1111 i
`Witty, and Jackson. The returns showed tight, the nu
ber of children in the establishment last fortnigtere lief:
boys and 424 girls, making a total of 870. Tid 9°l°s
admitted since, 19 boys and°2o girls, di-
Qeharged aiserviceo,
friends, 15 boys and 15 girls, died 1, placed in 4 gir
aseshorooel;roofe
oetclivoio,
d4l The
boys and 14 girls, now remaining 442 19eys an
to tbf,
total 856, of whom 74 are sick in the infirulagi
chaplain, the Rev. Mr. Holmes, sent a communiea.... oritiab
committee, asking them to give him instructions were, coil,'
in reference to what they considered his duties, ~wo;e, lit'
sidering he was not to be transferred to the vinrcoioa ;
the assertions that had been made during the al ant •
that subject, he was afraid that le w°llld his
i unless The
able to fill his office satisfactorily,
nittee• nel
&It' ies wer laid do b the co f the lit
matter was deferred forwn the consideration o
election
...
committee, which would be appointed after ihe.,[l.• PIT,
Easter, A letter was received from the RevI:olio &in..%
asking the committee to appoint a Roman Ca' bilil,7
two c it,et
teacher, and also to inquire into the case of _orkbo•-t_
named White, who had been admitted into theZotostan;
and stated that Mr. Carr had entered them as .10iiitbersti;c11
while they were Roman Catholics. Several lirititig 664
pressed their disapprobation of Mr. Doyle 7,s dicia.o4
letters to the committee, and considered he i,v1:1.0.e eton,
to the committee ; and also preferring a e',7 f'..euilit,
Mr. Carr. Tim letter was referred to a en"
. _
This wall all the busi

!,$s of tiny interes4