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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

property is L'3,675 ; but it will be submitted for

I petition to the highest biddc

•diess of prior or e_utece-

Ident valuations, in order to do

:tnership estate

The respective tenants will kind]

chasers to view the property

and for further pantie

from 12 to 1 daily, prior to the date .of sale, the

23rd August,

1859, at seven in the evening.
N.B.—Offers by Private Contract will be entertained. 15

ESTABLISHED 1839.

JENKTN, Auctioneer, and Valuer for Executors
I_ and others, Crown Hotel, 43, L
alteration of his New Rooms in Church-street. Sales and valua-
tions conducted as customary by M
ur_usually reasonable, and on all busine:
clos

e-street

Jerkin, at charges

perfected prior to the

no fees demanded until such is determined. Distraints
for Rent, &c., legally executed by men of principle and feel-
-Irdful of the responsibility of employe

and employed..
Jr. Jenkin, at

For orders and further particulars, apply tc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

HOUSEKEEPEI

Brothers. 5, Elliot

pay Is. 8c

-We understand that the Hon. Mr. Stanley, eldest son
of Lord Stanley of Alderley, who is said to have turned
Moslem, and is now travelling in the East, was enter-

twined on May 22, at Kandy, in Ceylon, by the Maho-
metan inhabitants of that city. A local paper save :

The table was laid in the English style

About 50 o

rd in Ailtite, sat down

the principal Moslems, all
dinner, using knives and forks in the European manner
The table was laid with silver and plated corner dishes,
and the place was splendidly lit up."—China Telegraph.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

ALMANACK,

IPlaoe for Pcs

ge and Receipt Stamps, Pencil, Pockets, and

Forms for Receipts, neatly made o

.ther, with elastic band.

ADAMS'S,

63, CHURCH STREET, OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE-PLACE,

lADAMS'S CHEAP STATIONERY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

ve Pell

.ude

Re-constructed and Silendii
Itt2IONDAY, the 22nd instal
't:AMARA, Senor 31.041-5.1

s of Sr

aid the Performar

'pper Boxes, 2s. 64

Dress Boxes, 2s.

&'-orate is open from Een to Three for seeuriv
le Dress Circle and .talikeg Private Boxes, which ma:
der the direction •f ➢lr. Geo. Weston.

THEATRE „ROYAL,

Management respectfully announces a Ses-ios. c
ITALIAN OPERAS,

.Y, Augus'

26, TUESI)-1, August
Sept. 5, anth7WEDNESDAY

TIIIJFIS

IiONbAY,

FIZI EN S,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

servitude for four years

Robert Collins and Robert Jones, Tor burglariousl%
breaking into the dwelling-house of Monts &outland,
LiverpQ, on the 12th Jane last, each to penal servitude

for five year

MANSLATTGIITER AT LIVED POOL

John Pritchard, aged 45, indicted for having, at
tiverpc,ol, on the 22nd June last, feloniously killed and
slain Robert Carruthers Logan, againstrwhom the grand
jury had ignored the bill, was this morning brought up
on the authority of the coroner's.wanrant. No evidence
being offered, the prisoner was discharged.

RAPE AT 31ANCTIESTEI

Andrew Riley, aged 40, was indicted for having, at
Cheetwood, Manchester, on the 17th June last, felo-
niously- assaulted and carnally known his daughter,
Harriet Riley, aged sixteen. Verdict—not guilty. The
prisoner was 'discharged.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

Anuts mitts.

GEORGr_i

"S Ii

RE-ENGAGEMENT OF

inA.9) 'LLE

—tricior
of the
Concert,
brated,

PI C(

aenee of the disappointment felt t

able to obtain ad:

te to give one more

GRAND CC

TURDAY EVENIN

CERT

TILE A

At Eight o'clock,
Whoa the following Celebrated Artistes 'V

MADAME BORCHARDT.

SIGNOR BELAU'

SIGNOR ALDIGIILEI

Ala kickers of the Drury-lane

SIGNOR PRZZE

THE CELEBRATED VIDLONCELLIE
In *fiat-1/n to the above great Artistes, and
variety to the Concert, an Engagement has been math
MR. W. T. BEtiT,

The E.minent Organist, who will poaloiln TWO SOLOS c

the Grand Orkan.
Conductor at the Grand Pianoforte,
,SIGNOR EMANUELE BILETTA•
zed Seats (full dress), ss. ; Body of the Hall,

G2Uer

Appifeations for seats to be made to Messrs. Hime and Son,
67, Church-street. Places may be mewed on and after This
day, the bSth instant. 8:120

THE PARISIAN GALLERY OF ANATOMY
which contains upwards of 503 Mode's of the Humai
s now OPEN, in the NEW HALL,
29, PARADISE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
POPUDAR LECTURES ARE DELIVERED EVERY HOUR.
Open ,daily for Gentlemen from Ton a_m_ till I‘,‘,, n_n,..

Fl me,

exeepting Tnesday and Friday afternoaas, when Ladies only
are adailyted from Two till Five o'clock.
Admission to hear the Lectures and see the Models
men, Is.; Working Classes, 6d.
None but Adults are admitted

PH'

CONCERTS
FETES '

MONSTRE
GRAND MUSICAI
Will take place
TVFADAY, and WEDNESD
23rd, and 24th, 1859,
In the,PLEASURE GARDENS and vac
adjoining the A161317E:T11 lioi
Admissian, ,6d. ; Children half-pri

On IioNL

Omn bus(

next, August 22ni

payable at the door

Messrs. ,Bath Brothers will, for the above, nu
from twelve o'clock noon, every quarter
the day.

G 0 0 D

STEEL

CAPITAL FOR CORRFAFONDENCE

PENS

TR ACIN G PAPER, TRACING (

COLOS

LIQUID SEJJA, LIQUID INDI
DRAWING PENCILS. 2s. nel

AL CARTRIDGE PAPEI

FRENC

CRAYONS, CI

J. I

SS, 90, & 92, TOP OF I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

ti mark

;awed. the I

democratic spirit afterwards to say that such recognit
had nearly upset his republican principles; while

any, in true American phraseology,

Ttunate.

wouldn't soon forget

EXTENSIVE ORDERS FOR THE EAST INDIA RAIL-
. —During the last two months, extensive orders
ye been received froni. Government, for the manufacture
o`.'iron rails of the strongest and most improved descrip-
tion for India, by the followino• firms in the North of

Clevelaua, .YorkshirC;-ai

cler haS also been

to George Hopper' Esq., of the Britannia Ironworks,,
Fencehouses, near Sutherland, for 1,000,000 of railway

ratter received by Mr. Hoppe
BOULOGNE-SUR-'VIER_ —An

;he watering.-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

TO CO2tItESPONDENTS.

hall be glad to hear further from

Looker-utrn

st be vigi

necessary

A good cau

never se

Under no chnunvstances can we

ruert com-nunications rat

ccompanied, by the author

necessarily %irepublication, I

Short letters.age encouraged on.,rnatters of

iublic interest

They shouLtbe legibly writtca ono]

TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribed-to the naI:MUM DAILY TIMES, yi,lict
have nct 'had their eopiies delivered as usual;iana
requested by the New,-,Proprietary to firai4h
their navies (and adriress• to, which the pa .r is
to be seat) ti? 13, SOWNI, RUIN-STREET, in order
that t1...17,may be regularly sapplied as le e..

--i---

TO) ADERTISERS.

The att*ntion .of advertisers is earnestly dieoted: to
THE 1•101MIE1111.. EWA' TIMES, under its ,new
proprietary, as ea superior medium sac coni7
nus.itation, not °lily between the employer
and: the employ:o'i_ but between trar:Umen, in
all branches of business, and the public. at
lame.. The eimulation of THE lIQRTHEAN:
TIMES,., already extensive), is likely
to. be, increased by its new conrnetion,., in a
very great done. The charges 114').r advertise-
ments will be., extremely modera;m,. And : eveay
attention, willkbe paid, in their arvangernerkt,. to
the interests, 4 the advertisers.

Advertisemerfrxt. and communications -will b re-
ceived at ice,, SOUTH JOHN-STRUT, from, a.m.
to 8. p.m...a-tor which time they. must be for-
warded arcet to the PriDting. Offices, 40,
PARKER-SPAT.,

al. All contracts for advertisements. in the
Na=BEAN TIMES will bes completQd by the
New Proprietary as ori&ally ordered, unless
notice to the contrary effect is giv-en.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

,rr. Griffin and M‘Ghie,

ASMART, intelligent young man, 32 year
charged from the army with the rank of
good pension, wants a situation as UGH f PORI
MAN, MESSENGER or GATE-KEEPER. Tin

'Eli, WATCH-
highest testi-
rortliern Daily

Times office

VIVE Pot
A: first ye

!i.US :will be given by the advertiser, cut
glary, to any person who can procure Fe
SITUATION in an Office, at not less the
ferences can
strictly cant
4alB

Times office

TO MERCHANTS. A

WANTED, a Situation as APPRENTICE or CLERK for a
Youth 17 years of age, who has just completed his
education at the Royal Grammar School, Lancaster. Recom-
mended by the Master of the Grammar School, and by the
Rev. Mr. Smith, of Lancaster ; also by the Rev. Thomas Dean,
Vicar of Warton, near Lancaster, to whom application must be
made by letter. 3e19
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

ANDERSON'S (LATE) SAINSBURY' S
SODA WATER MANUFACTORY,

• REFRESHMENT ROOM,
22, • EXCHANGE-STREET EAST.
SAINSBURY'S.
.SUMMER. BEVERAGES

PROVED SEIDLITZ POWDERS,

SUPERIOR SCENTED L.kVF.NDER WATER,

ELACKENZIE AND 31IDDLEMASS'S

CELEBRATED EDINBURGH BISCUITS

THE NOTED OLIVER !ITSCCITS,

BARCLAY'S STOUT ANP ALLSOP'S ALEX
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

resolution

" That this meeting most cordially welcome Richard
Cobden, Esquire, as the representative of this borough
in Parliament, and expresses its high gratification that

at the electors of Rochaale have, bS: returning _
be °l)Posed, given him the highest proof of their esteem,
be
1 an d placed him in a position again to advocate and
enforce, in the House of Commons, thosegreat principles
a-
ha of Commercial Freedom and Political Reform which
have distinguished his career."
0- The resolution was seconded by JOHN PETRIE, Esq.,

him un-

and Iva

acelama
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

MR. RHODES begs to inform the Owners of Valuable
Horses, that he undertakes to Break Colts to Saddle,
. „°!a-ry Ladies aad set, also for Hunting and Hacking pur-
En. Formerly three years with Lord George Bentinck.
Stabling and Breaking ground. Address T. Rhodes,
I.arl; bane, Aigburth-road. dog I

SHMIPOOING ON A NEW AND ORIG L.
THE AMERICAN SYSTEM of SHAMPOOING
ra for
,effectually Cleaning the Hair, by removing the scurf,
ration,
nq preat.,nting the hair from falling off, is now in daily ope-

AL PRINCIPLI

HAIR-DRE SSICLISSOLD'S
NG ESTABLIHML
7, ELLIOT-STREET, NF.AIt ST. JOHN'S MARKET.
The peculiar feature of this new and original principle is
the introduction of hydraulic power to the head after the
operation of the shampooing, by which the head is rendered
deliciously cool, tae hair stimulated, and its healthy action
promoted.

A Single Trial will convince the most Sceptical,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

gas chandelier (cable patte
pendants, festoons, and ici

tcircage : Crin

-two MAllogililY

and umbrel

ble with marble top,

ground and

eracketon bronzed igure of cupid, door mats;

nd Venetian blinds throughout the house
d Drc

Bedchambc

figured bi

c ommodes,
-beds, curl(

and oti

'steads, strc

green t

Kent's patent

Cucumber frame, garden toc
To be viewed on Monday, tli

22nd instant, when Catalog-

J. Iledgsor.
enhead.

OXTON

lESHII

ATESSRS.
-L AUCTION,
punctually in the

SON 161

12 Brussels stair carpets, oak leaves on crimson ground,

b. shield backs, mahogany hat

ay---Trio and
let tables with

ads wit"

ELL b'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

lacille.

Signor C
Signor Mc

uriali
signor Tialetti
ladlle. Dell'anese
—.Macllle. Vaneri

Madlle. Titiens

OVATORI

...Signor Mt
..Madlle. DeWane
Madame Borehart

lA. BORGIA

.Signor Ginglini
..Signor Badiali

Signor Mercuri
.Signor Borchai

t(
blior Co

Madlle.

Admission

es Circle, 7s. e • Upper Box(
; Private l'oxes to hold Six, £3 3s. ;

-.mice is Open from Ten to Three, for securing Sec
..!ss Circle, and taking Private Boxes, which ni
der the direction of M. Geo. Westor
Pea at half-r

Seven; to eonnnenee at Eight

tiring this Eng
Press excel t2a.

mext the Free List is suspended,

ECT HARMONIC MEETING, conducted by
• VAUGHAN, will take place at Palmer's Hotel, 70,
t, every evening. Admission Free !

PROFESSION AI. COMPANY ENCIACIET;
•. Mrs. B. Vaughan.
• . . . Mr. Albert. Lewis.
• . . Mr. Benedict Vaughan.
• . . . Mr. Collins.
• . . Mr. A. Neary.

Supported by talented Amateurs.
ate of tile very belt quality supplied at moderate
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

Conser-litives stole a :nureh upon their opponent

in the matter of Election Committees,

stroke e;

generalship,,vntrived that thehltases-

should b(t.lieard first ! kis scarcely necesgantO

state thanhe facts ar

3ritirelT inconsister.

such a vaii: and weak

piogy, when it is r

tiered the

just as many- Conservative eh

have been confirmed as:

Liberal ones ann-aildcl;

and that the, Conservativss.as well as the Litcraie

have more thth half their

petitions yet unh
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

CIGAR 'DEPOT
FRYER,

JOHN

0, D ALE-STREET,

(NEXT DOOR

TO THE ANGEL HO T E

SWISS CIGARS from the FACTORY of ORMOND and CO., at 'VEVEY,

Several Cases of the most approved HAVANA bands in CIGARS. MEERSCUALIAI and other PIPES in great variety

TOSEPH HARRISON begs to inform his Friends and the Public that he has opened the
It) extensive Premises,

70, GREAT GEORGE-STREET, GREAT GEORGE-PLACE,

FOR THE SAL

E OF

FURNISHING • IRONMONGERY,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

worst, nothing but:'a concession to a questionable

custom, which the Liberals

.e positively invited

to concur in cliseontinuin

y the fates

must be against the Whig

.nd we cannot con

)lain if they la

set them right

.ly after so capricious ar

idverse a foi

he - dOetrine of char

in thei

Doubt

the ConservatiN

,ess, next session

true colours ; tha

-11 be.marle to appear in thei

as their riva

ntune owes them.this,i-epwatio:

There is still one other ground of suspi

eft, which stretches .into: the next Parliament

has gone the Tiines.iS,,of course, bound to make

its little best of it

Tint,,scp far as it has gone, the

late Government: have been

cated. The Dow

completely

Report is what might hcve

been expected fto the high character of

The persoal,

late First Lord, of:the:Admiralty
indeed, to whon4,not Lord DERBY'S but previous.
Ministries had.given, the contract, showed. him.

self just as willing: to, support the Government

andidatc

as he, I

err•Go-

vernment. Rut is• plainly in the evidence,. anc

in the

that eve

this ordinary WO of

?port to CAptain CARNEGIE had nothing:what-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

lery, cc

and beer cell.

Also, Out of Dc

Coal cellar and

Residence, or of

Part of the purchase-money (L 1,000) may remain on

mortgage.
Further r

lays may be known of Mess:

& J. Hodgson,
le-street, Birkenhead. a 29

Appraise

t. James'

'-place,

BY MESSRS. BYFORD ANI

On Wednesi

Ist instant, at

in the after-

noon, at the (
the eon(

luth John-street, subject to

ALL tl
MES

PPer
the back ee9P

thercabc

formerly

are numbered 55; the Cottage -„ to Head-street, and is numbered 30,
The Property is freehold of inheri

Captor

property plc

-named establishment prior to the 18th August, 1851

Catalogues may be obtained at the auctioneer's rooms, 105
ne, or on application to Mr. Wm. Green, Brownlow-hill

MOORFIELDS.
TURNER and HOLLINS,

By Mcssx
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

gilt `4,o'rtVan ICinlts

THURSDAY, .4UGUST 18, 1859,

THE PAY'S NEWS.

Last evening the soiree to Mr. Cobden camp off
at Rochdale. Our reporters furnish us with a
full account of the affair. There were, it appears,
about 4,000 persons present, including SOWhalf-
dozen M.P.'s. Mr. Cobden in his speech, after
thanking them for the honour they had. done
in electing him member for the borough, pro-
ceeded to enlarge upon bribery and corruption as
practised at the late elections. There had, he said,
been about forty petitions presented against sitting
members, but he thought that if every member
who had used bribery and. corruption had been
petitioned against, there would have been double
that number. His remedy for the evil would be,
to make the boroughs wherein this bribery was
proved to have been used, pay all the expenses,
and. the Attorney-General to prosecute all the
unseated. members who had corruption traced to
them, and give them a few months' incarceration in
the Old Bailey. He next alluded to the ballot, and.
said that it would be well to try it in England, and
see how it worked. The bulk of Air. Cobden's speech
was directed. against the present Ministry taking
any part in the Italian difficulty, but the most
important portion was that in which he gave his
' reasons for declining to enter the Cabinet of Lord
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

h&c., where, by strlet—atention to the. i%tc.uirements of their Friends and the Public,

.t opportunity of

URGE-PLACE,

D 38, ST.

JOHN'S MARKET,

Ten Years, and hope, :.by increased attentimaito merit a continuance of past favours.

lering their t,bett thanks to their Friends for the liberal
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

occurrence.)

From CLARENCE DOCK, LIVERPOOL . . Every Tuesday
From CUMBERLAND BASIN, BRISTOL . Every Saturday

Without calling at any intermediate port.
Cabin Fare, 12s. Gd.; Deck, ss. Return Tickets, available
for two voyages, 17s. for a single passenger ; for three per-
sons and upwards, open to an arrangement, and an extension
ofAtipnpiely7ri in sto
Rill be granted.
Mr.
Richard
Rowe,
Steamers' Wharf,
Redcliffe-backs; or here to

F. 11. POWELL & CO., (late CUAM, POWELL, & C 0.,)
etputs, 33, South John-street.

of lading are required to be at. the office in Liverpoest
for signature the day previous to sailing.
Goods for the above-named ports, roust have the place of
their destination distinctly marked emthern, in letters of not
less than two inches, otherwise the :.gents will not be account—
able for mistakes.
Shippers will please send a shipping note along with each
castload of goods.
For freight or passage apply to

W. H. DIXON
9, Ilurnford-place.

Bills of Lading fur the above steamers to be had at Turner
and Dunnett's, Derby-buildings, James-street.

LIVERPOOL AND TILE EAST
SCREW STE.tg:SHIPS.

The first-class British St& am-ships
Tons. Tons.
AGIA SOFIA. 1500 MACEDONIA. 1.7;001
A 111 A LI . 1500 0 V.ON TES . . SOO
ARCADIA.. .. 1200 TIIESSALIA . 13001
LACONIA. . 1300
Firsr Steamer for MALTA, ALEXANDRIA, BEIROUT, and
ALEIANDRETTA, with liberty to call at any other port.
The first-c 1 ass British steamer
TiJIESSALIA,
Captain, RICUARD FLINN,
Is now receiving Goods,, and will be cl.!spatebed on the 23rd

54aits bg gkurtion.

Modern and excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Piano-
forte, Framed Engravings, Glass, China, and other Effects,
Fairfield.

MESSRS. WALKER and ACKERLEY will SELL
by AUCTION, (This davl_ O.^
3 even n9rinn, -. •

the pr

lantwooc]

line-toned cabinet pia

aet of ten

feet 10-,
sidebol

gany card
glass back

Brussels carpe

18th instant, at

lodern and

t and modern chiffonnier of very

I the back measuring 70

A reined marble top ;

;0 by Biroadwood and Sons, lady's
nod portfolio and nausie-stand, set

yet 6 inc};

glass shade,

.pestry carpet 7

•ands by

;et of imah

any dining tables, 12

de, capital niahog

❑t rosewood.ehiffonnier, with plate

c of crimson damask

Jnber Furniture consists c,

,cs of glass, china

stead in American black walnut with crimson damask hangings
and spring mattress, sets of mahogany four-post and camp
bedsteads, well-seasoned double-winged wardrobe in American
black oak,(
wenicnces, mahof

glasses

Also the Kitet

dery des4
iv ches

May be viewoi

3 the sal

the premic,c

.tla numerous con-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

•ess caused in a measur
r. With regard to

the disunion of its clergy
Eucharistic controversy, he thou--
that which was given by a competentb majority
to be satisfied with the late decision on the

.ht the best decision
hence

Nevertheless the question was not a Catholic doctii::(
for the universal Church has given no decision as yc
on the point at issue. Tie recommended his clergy t
keep strictly to the teaching of the Church. To go be
yond it would be either to go to the despotism of Rom(
or to the mazes of self interpretation.

contents of c

THE ELECTIONS

the stai

During the last few days, great

;tivity has
It had

prevailed here regarding election.
been announced that Mr. Gurrey Hon

unseat(

Conservative candidate, but
Hoy— who was d

appear. Mr

kidney

gain offered himself ; and on Monday evenit
of the Reform party, he was

heart, and sonic
I was assisted
lated that the

as the candidat

Hoare (the late member) addressed theimerehantsjo-n
the 'Change, and then said a few hours would determine
whether or not his brother would offer himself. On
Monday night, however, Mr. J
of London, arrived in the tow
issued an address expressing Ci

oseph Sornes, shipowner
and next mornim

mservative princii

and stating his determination- to go to the Poll
Lewis also issued an address, and canvassing is a

ted. The
nomination takes place on Friday, and the polling on
Saturday.

An excit.

was Or

seconded by Mr. Snell: Mr. Ferrand was proposed by
Mr. Glencross, and seconded by Mr. Rowe. The Mayor
(Mr. Laity), who presided, declared (after some hesita-
tion) that the show of hands was in favour of Mr. Fer-
rand. A poll having been demanded by the friends of
Sir Arthur, the election was appointed to take place
next day.

h, has come forward as
nose Mr. Mariorihanlzs_

a Conservative candidate, to op

prornisei to be dos,

anion„ the non-electors tc

practices prevail

supplied from the - surgery. I examined the
all those twenty-eight bottles and packages. I
first examined the uterus, which was in an impregnated
state, then the esophagus, of which only a portion was
sent. It indicated irritation in the throat. There was no
arsenic or antimony in the throat. [The witness was
entering with great minuteness into a description of
;e of the various parts, when the Lord Chief
Baron checked him, and desired him to confine himself
to what bore on the case.] The smaller part of the
middle intestines contained the largest "
brother of the mony. There wo.

lined the largest portion 01

found in -the ccecum. I found some in the
There were traces of it in the blood from the
blood from the urine.
0:11inz, and we calcu-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

Anolv to

ON 82 LE.
50 Tons SULPHATE BARYTI'S,
14 Tons Devon SHINING ORE, of very superior quality
Apply to GEORGE WILi,IAMS, 33, Dale-street.

ON SALI
LEMON
(Engiigh pressed 7.
Andy to THOMSON, BAGNAL
30, L,
Mand BUTTERWORTE;
ooriields.

40 PIPES

JUICI

NASSAU b.,1..i ~R WATER,
Fresh and direct from the Brunnin.
H. W. BU CK NALL,
4, Exchange-alley North

A ?Ply to

ON SAU

CELEBRATED
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

ALL THE YEAR ROUND,
QUICK'S GOLD CHAINS, for their Weight in
Sovereigns.

PARKET

,ITERPOOL.

ALL THE YEAR ROUAND,
(r i-CK'S , YOUTHS' SILVER WATHCES
'each, jewelled and warrantrd. '

LIVERPOOL

ALL THE YEAR ROUND,
QUICK'S SILVER LEVER _WATCHES, 635. cad
jewelled in ten holes, and warranted.
7, PARKER-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

CHARGE OF RAPE AGAINST A DOCTOR

Henry Crefswell, aged 35, and lately doctor to the
Homeopathic Hospital, was then placed in the dock,
charged with having, at Liverpool, on the 30th of April,
feloniously assaulted Ellen Ball, with intent, &c. There.
was a second count in the indictment charging the pri-
soner wlth au indecent assault. Mr. Aspinall appeared
for the prosecu6on, and the prisoner was defended by
Mr. Sowler, aa, with whom was Mr. Temple.
Mr. Aspinall, in stating the case to the jury, said the
prisoner was indicted for an assault upon a girl narned
Ellen Ball, with an intent to commit a rape, and also
with having committed an indecent assault. Ile has
to this charge pleaded not guilty, and it will be for
you to say whether such is • the fact or not. This
case, from the position of the prisoner, who, it will
be recollected, was house surgeon at the Homoeo-
pathic Dispensary, llarford-street, in this town,
has, I am bound to say, assumed, and is no doubt,
a case 'of very great importance, therefore I must
direct, and I am. sure you will bear with me while
I do so, your particular attention to the evidence that
I shall bring forward to support the charge. The facts
of the case arc briefly these :—lt appears that the
prisoner is a medical practitioner, and was the surgeon
of the Homanipathic Dispensary, in Harford-street, in
this town. The prorecutrix was a girl, the daughter of
respectable people, fifteen years of age. She was taken
ill, a...d on the day before the occurrence which I shall
have to describe to you took place, she, with her
mother, went to the dispensary for advice. They
then saw the prisoner, and he prescribed for 'her.
Having dote so, he requested the mother to let her call
again on the following day, and he then gave her a
written paper, on which was the address. Now, it so
occurred that, on the following day, the -mother of the.
girl was not able to go with her. She therefore sent a
girl with her, one Ellen Boyd. They went to the house.
As they were looking at the direction, the prisoner tap-
ped at the window and called them in. The prosecutrix
met the prisoner at the parlour door—the front par-
lour—and he then took her into that room and
ordered the other person, who went with her into
a back parlour. While in that room he committed the
offence, as the prosecutrix alleges, and she did resist
him to the best of her power. If yOu believe her state-
ment, there cannot be a doubt but that he made an
attempt to commit the offence, and that will he sub-
stantiated by a witness, who heard her crying, but did
not then know who it was. It will be proved that slu
immediately went home and informed her na

what had tiken place, and then the prosecutrix wa
examined by a surgeon. All this took place on the

same day

Mr. baron Watson

How long

after the all(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

scrip tic

Ts, and t

hole lit

as plal•lned to the two rooms of

bronzed tca kettl

Drawing-roOm : 1

wood hair

couch in green me
table on circular

work, pair of
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damask c
trimmer

to in haircloth, handsom

mit of two curtains in crimson

litto ditto to

ware ditto, with
papier tea trays,

set of ivory-handled table cutler

in ditto, 100

pair of ottomans in needle-

fiandsome folding portfolio

below, Canterbury music stand, green merino

ice in gold and green relief, ormolu
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planned to
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ever to dog with,. the extension of the ewltract

.e had been! sol

ting ; for the

;imiralty

had recommended. ti

concession Si

befor

his gratuitous offer was made, and longt:lie%re an

election

dreamt of

No, there is not a rag of simuktia

:eft to

;homelessness of Liberal doi:

throughout this year 1859. Let

I.dvie them

to spend its remainder in careful, attempts to

violate the consistency of that questionable cha-

built up. Let
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

^als have bee: lmseated for bribe

many days,

Mt, short of that, -,:vhat. tiara

was zt possible to

to the damaging ntliformity

.ent circumsLtintees

Will ou

readers:

believacit, the new &Rift to which even tie

has &ended, is a la= ryrnose complaint Ant-the=
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

tr S6' SAMBROOK informs the Ladix
iL. and Ncighboxuliood, that she is now
lemalning part of her SUMMER STOCK
NIUSLUiS, BAREGES, £rc., at very Reduced Prices
lIAILDMAN-STitE.ET.

FRISBY, DYKE, & CO. respectfully am
that they have purchased, by public tender, fo
from the Accountant, the whose of the STOCK-IN-TRA

Mr. SAMUEL SIIAW, of Swindon, Draper, who is re

Less, amounting to £1,215 Is. id., at a disc(

per cent. off cost price

ABSTRACT OF STOCK
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

lends and the Public that he has

taken into PARTNERSHIP
MR. HENRY

JAMES,

n the Establishment of

Who was for upwards of seven year.
Mr. Jong ELLis, of North John-street.
B RETT & JAMES,
Trust that their varied experience and business qualification
-e,

combined with moderate charges, will ensure them a larg
share of Public patronage and support, which it will always

be their endeavott
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

AUGUST 18, 1859.

SOIREE TO MR. COBDEN
AT ROCHDALE,

LAST NIGHT

[B Y

SPECIAL

EXPRESS.]

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTERS.

_-4.--

The Soiree in celebration of the return 0
Cobden, Esq., for the borough of Rochdale,

Richard

last night, in a spacious Pavilion, erected tor ttie occa-
sion in Castlemere Field, about half a mile from the
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Station, capable of
accommodating about 4,000 persons. The Pavilion
contained about 12,000 yards of canvass, 15,000 yards
of rope, 18 masts or centre poles, 200 side poles, and
300 stakes, on which were mounted about 100 flags and
banners of all nations. The length was 46 yards, and
the width 32 yards. In addition to the above, there
were four small tents for cloak-rooms and provisions
The doors were opened
after that hour the immense area of the Pavilion rapidly'
filled, and ]
announced t

•erg short

hair was

D be taken,

Precisely at the appointed hour the chairman, Andrew
Stewart, Esq., the Mayor of Rochdale, appeared on the
platform, accompanied by Mr. Cobden, M.P., the guest
of the evening. The appearance of the hon. member
was the signal for an enthusiastic outbreak of applaxse.
The entire company rose, and the cheering and waving
of hats and handkerchiefs, which were again and again
renewed, was continued for several minutes. Arno-
the ot)- r '

_ter n. anguished guests present were—J. Bright,
Esq., ILP. ; Frank Crossley, Esq., M.P. ; Thos. Baylev,
Esq., .M.P. ; James Kershaw, Esq., M.P. ; George
Hadfield, Esq., M.P. ; E.- A. Leatham, Esq. ; F. Ash-
-worth, Esq. ; Geo: Ashworth, Esq.; IV. Sharman
Crawford, Esq. ; Tans Salt, Esq., M.P.; Geo. Wilson,
ESTI. : Jacob Brioitt. Esa. ; Colonel Salway. Gibson.

Hughes, Job, &c.' &

, - ,
The CHAIRMAN said : In introducing to them
their much esteemed representative, he was quite per-

den, in comiection with the great agitation for free
trade, and more especially for the repeal of the obnoxious
Corn Laws, must be very familiar to them all. They
owed to him, and the country owed to him, a large debt
of gratitude which never could be repaid, for the inte-
rest he took in that great struggle. His return to Par-
liament was a small instalment of that debt of gratitude,
on the part of the constituency of that borough. He
concluded by calling on
GEORGE ASHWORTH, Esq., who moved the following
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

tio, evince a certain; sort of sensitiveness on: the

object of those. very grievous shortcomings of

theirs, which repent events hie brought to-light.
But it is, after OA, the .old tale over aga

un. When,

a few months ago,,a,gcneral election was growing
probable, and there• was a fear abroa

through the Constitutional conduct ofF Lord

DERBY'S MiLatry
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

;enerous importunity prevailed,

'orth British Daily

IMPROVEMENT IN GENTLEMEN'S HATS.—
Many letters from time to time have, on this subject,
appeared in the "Post" and " Journal," the ori(rmaLst
of which are to be seen at our shops, 9, DALE—
STREET, and. 6, CRESCENT. MR. JOHN A.
SIMPSON, the active partner of the firm of
KINNEAR and SIMPSON, begs to state that this
improvement in Gentlemen's Hats is his own inven—
tion, and registered by hint in his own name, and is

his 'own private properly. In bringing this invention
so prominently before the public, he has avoided say—
ing one word about it himself. All that has been
done has just been to print, in the " Daily Post

and the 1‘ Liverpool Journal," some three or four
letters at a time. The principle upon which Cut
advertisement is inserted is the one so well expressed in.
Proverbs- —" Let another man praise thee, and not
thine own mouth ; a stranger, and not thine own lips?'

The whole of those letters are written by persons
altogether uninfluenced by any other motive than this
—that they really felt the benefit of Mr. Simrsox's
invention, and in such a degree, that they thoughtit
only just to him to state their opinions, not in words
merely, but also in writing.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

1-street bridewell.
It down as possible."
... . •

Hoth
easily
Mr

nclair, argeoll,—of Clarence-stro,
the night in question the proseeutrix ova
my cairrfory 1w her trintlior T

marks of -violence. I cannot
the offence had been OnYnitte4

‘roest_—
Lyv (mut. iur use, auu u
Y tween the pi:anti& and the defendant in reference burned, anfii
u not obs‘cre an Hickman died a few days afterwards. The faces the sea-shore, where now bathe daily hundreds of
ay v-.lishcr or
Like the article sold as London washed whiting. The de- jury, after deliberating for some time, returned a verdict the elite of Europe and even America, who
-have resorted evidenc
c ei
" 44e fend_ 4Pplica to time for the price of the of "Man.slaughter" against the boy Davies. to Boulonge since the peace."

r iota S eptomber, on a direct vorage to the WI,II-
1)r. Odling, who assisted Dr. Taylor, confirmed his States, Portland, in Maine, being file harbour to w11,"11
be
lie had no doubt about antimony having she will proceed. On this occasion passengers Will
been found in the body, lie believed that death was • carried at fares rating from £lB to £l5,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

Was it a stroke of geneip, that out of

first fourteen.. petitions

a.Afudicated upon, j;,-mV

seven Liberais :were ignominiously sent aboitt

their business,

and sever

Conservatives hon

acquitted? ' Was -it- an artifice of the Co]

atives, thatTtho Libevala should begin is

with their strong
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

THE GREAT

TO ALL MANKIND
11 O L L ()WAY'S
A BOON TO THE SICK !
The want of a sterling medicinal preparation to meet the
many "ills that flesh is heir to," and one entirely free from
mineral and other deleterious particles was severely felt tilt
this all powerful medicine was ushered into the world..
Holloway's invaluable Pills have become the Household
remedy of all nations. Their attribute is to prevent as welt
as to cure. They attack the root of the complaint, and than
by removing the hidden cause of disease, reinvigorate sad
restore the drooping energies of the system, assisting nature
in her task of vital and
.functionary reformation.

PILLS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

tempt to %ppl'opria

Coll was won at the
yf Lord Derby's liihi4trV

genera eketiori by 3

supporter

Wes allude to

iton-Tweed, one of virhose.Conservative mein-
-shod occasion to vacate his seas,. the vocalic,
was pounct.t upon by a Liberal oandidate; its the person
of Mr.. Mate:Yet-flanks. The ConserVAtive' veao has conic
out, on the occasion, is Mr. lithard. Boon, who
represented th'.o- borough in. Porliotrieat with consider-
ability, in th3nr conservative inter43t,-solue! years ogc•

Berwick-i

bers Navin,

The town of Bbrwick, underskind;i has. over since
considered itself:km(ler great obligations to Mr. Hodgson,

for the attentiorke paid to its iatera4s in.LParliewoot;

and it is in co once of strong rtprtsenta&us 00
the part of the taws that he has beestindueed; to tone
forward again to eiuitest a seat which, 42.e.Tt moral

opinion, it seems, it would be of great ~aidaata•o to)

iilace he should otTlpy once more

We yesterday

Item asi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

the case of Fra
republic ten years ago ?

whatever happened
to France they should lefi-ve her, free. What they did
powers they should do with the smaller

Proclaim war

with the great

powers.

It Niai to the interest,

of of these

towers
only, but to the interest of humanity. There could be
no chance of peace—no prospect of any abatement of

those vast military armaments, that prevented the public
from getting the fruits of their industry, until they had
the principle o_f non-intervention recognised as a
in every small state, and in every
1. (Hear

;i9l princip_

, hear, and applause.) lie
therefore did not say wrong, he said, when he expressed

this subject. He said,- one condition, and almost the
sole condition, upon which their Government were pre-
pared to take any part in any continental congress with
reference to the affairs of Italy, should be to insist upon
the fundamental maxim by which Italy should manage
her own affairs, • and prevent the interference- of any
arms, Austrian or French, or any other power whatever.
(Cheers.) He confessed that he spoke with strong
sympathies on this question. He had had
an opportunity of mingling much with Italians.
He had travelled in all parts of that country, and he had
watched with the greatest interest the proceedings at
their late elections. He had seen with admiration the
orderly moderation with which they had carried on
their elections, though plunged suddenly, as it were,
into the furnance of revolution, all the old landmarks
and old authorities disappearing. But he had been very
much struck with this fact, and he mentioned it not
merely for that meeting, but because their proceedings

would
th.f.

observe(

and in the territories of the Pope, as well as other
parts of Italy, the people bad not only elected the ablest

11lell, oui, men woo, oy meir wealth and possessions,
represented the wealth and property of the country.
There were men elected (he had seen their names in the

newspapers) as their representatives, who were fairly
entitled to be taken as representin7 the nrnit w‘,9ltb

aorta roiruence or rue country, as Lord Derby would be,
or Lord Jl.lin Russell would be, or Lord Lans-
downe, or any other great historic names of
families in this country. The Italians havine•

done this, showing that they were capable of keeping
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

ALL THE YEAR ROUND,
QUICK'S LADIES' GOLD WATCHI
Guineas each, jewe
7, l'Aßliga

STREET, LIVERPOOL

• ALL TZZE YEAR ROUND,
QUICK'S SOLID SILVER FORKS and SPOONS.
Nol, Id. per oz. chewer than

ny house
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

sales of common

of Tarpon
pric

tine at 345, to 3

IRON.—Busimess do

open ; closing with
month ; and 535. 6d.,
at 535., cash ; 535. 3d., a mo,

ST. JOHN'S MAR

Beef I? lb 0 sh a 0 7
Mutton
Veal
Lamb, fore qr „ 0 0 „ 0 8
hind qr „ 0 6 „ 0 7

Fresh Pork „ 0 5 „ 0 6
Lobsters ... „ 0 10 „ 1 0
0 10 „ 1 2
O 3„ 0 5
O 5„ 0 7
06„ 0 0
O 8„ 1 0

Fowls, V couple 2 6„ 3 6
Ducks
Geese each 3 0 „ 4 6
Turkeys „ 00„ 0 0
Hares
Rabbits, c'ple' 1 4„ 1 6
Pigeons' „ 1 0„ 1 2
Grouse, Vr~ brace 2 6 „ 3 6
Black Game „ 0 0„ 0 0
Pheasants,brce 0 0 ~ 0 0

LONDON CORN MARKETS-AUGUST 17,

In Mark-lane to-day the attendance of the trade was
small, and the tone steady, but quiet. Prices of most
articles of the trade were unaltered. The supply. of
home-grown grain was small. The imports of foreign
grain into London since last Monday were reported this
morning as nihil of Flour, small of Wheat, and fair of
Oats, and nihil of Barley.

WHEAT.-English sold in retail at last Monday's
prices. Foreign unaltered. English white, 40s. to
48s. ; red, 355. to 435. per qr. ; Dantzic and Konigs-
berg, 425. to 565. per 4941b5. ; Rostock, 425. to 505.;
other Baltic ports, 40s. to 465. ; French, 38s. to 425.
FLoux firm in value but quiet in demand, at last
Monday's prices. Town, 355. to 435. ; Norfolk, 30s. to
31s. per 2801bs. ' • French, 30s. to 335. per 2801hs.
BARLEY quiet at about last Monday's rates. English,
245. to 345. per qr. ; Baltic, 245. to 275. ; other sorts,
235. to 275. per quarter.
OATS quiet, at about last Monday's rates. British,
208. to 30s. per quarter ; Russiin, 21s. to 235. per car,
other Baltic ports 2 225, to 275. per quarter,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

3nteitigturt.

LATEST BETTING

EBOR BIANDICAP.
against Volatile (t.I

Starke (t.)
Peeress (t.)

8 to 1 against Underhaid. (t.)
10 to 1 against Archduchess (t.)
12 to 1 against Maid of Dewent (t.)

YORK RACES.-WEDNESDAY.
YORKSHIRE OAKS of £l5 each. One mile and a quarter.
Bilberry 1
•
Olympias 2
Maid of the Mist

ZETLAND STAKE

Kestrel...
Springwe
Lady Kir

Fifteen ran

Trovatore
Subtractiol

NORTH OF ENGLAND BIENNIAL STAKES,
Volatile.
Gamester

Willie Wright

CONVIVIAL STAKES,

itestes
Thormaub

Thirteen ran.

QUEEN'S GUINEAS.

Newcastle

Fisherman

BURGUNDY STAKES

Killigre

ToxOphilite

. .....
BRAMIIAM STAKES,

Actaeon

CHESTERFIELD HANDICAP

Dun.any
Bankrupt ........
Maid of the Mist
hegira

LATEST BETTING AT YORK
EBOR HANDICAP.
100 to 30 against Volatile.
4to 1 against Starke.

sto 1 against Peerees. ,
Bto 1 against any other.
The following read best on paper for this day's racing at
York :

For the Hopeful Stakes—NEWCASTLE.
For the Prince of Wales Stakes—Mr. Merry's SELECTION.
or SPOFFORTIL MAID.
For the Ebor St. Leger—Aczmos.
For the Great Ebor Handicap-_j azazsa ; with Drewittig
best. “FISIIERMAN."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

Iltw;srAPEtt, ; with Whig sympathies

the conclus

y, and that whi

leous cast—d

too mar

airies and t'Jce

iiverg encies oropinior

area, eompac t and uPitt,d3 body, among whom t

trtmvet giv es

no uncertain sound, and the fel+

rs are quite prepared

:or the batt

alretay beginning towast up the items of hope.in

3aenst.. If the

growl& of their confidence an

value ones,. -we cannot say they betoken well 2or

the public i nterests, whibhever party is ultimately

.ave cl large

f• them

The alternative- of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

IG& C 0
FROM PARIS)

LORS

ND DRAPERS

Gentlemen's Own Materials made up on the Lowest Terms

for Cps'

c_4mtxsements

ZOOM:
Licensed r

tD EN S

, LIVERPO(

Act of Parliament, 6

Mr. Jim. ATKINS, 90, West Derby-ro4d

DAYS EVERY DAY DURING THE WEEII
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

and the embarrassing,tneties

of a useless oppositoß, the Conservati

were

likely to rec

w some of their lost ground, in the

country, t 1,9, Whig Journals propagated; with

much paraasof circ

amstantial aceuracyi. evil sus-

picions of Conservative bad faith and
designs. Gianeral PEEL and Sir JOHN PARINGTON

corrupt

were doixig,: some of the dirty work: The beer
interest an the dockyards were already secured

upon sett, and satisfactory terms._ The contract

with the• Irish members, too, was. being signed,
sealed and delivered. As for wavering consti-

tuencies, the Carlton Club Wi43, rapidly getting

into) funds for settlin

Golden visions

floated before the eyes of mercenary voters.

Meanas of avarice disturbed their nightly slum-

At Dartmouth, unfortunate tradesmen
breed to wait for the liquidation of their little
bills till after the election; and at Huddersfield,

eautious money-lenders; drew two months' hills.

upon beggars. Well,, we know the issue,

ourselves, have not spared repeated effor

even some tautology to engrave it upon the corn

mon memory. The Dartmouth tradesmen had not
been too trusting. The usurer at Huddersfield had
not driven a bad bargain. The paymaster in-
deed was not the one they had been taught to

trust to ; but what mattered it to them who

cleared off the over-standing account, or gave
good interest with the late-drawn bill ? Liberal

money was as good as any other ; that is, so long
as they kept clear of " the Bank of Elegance !"

At least they know now whom they are indebted
to, and where they are to place their confidence
in future. The Liberals, however, as we know,

were driven from their vantage-ground of sus-

picion, as soon as things came to be sifted.
Ovneral PEEL and Sir !owl PEIINGTON met
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

A

U

coppered and copper-fastened.
ship is one of the fastest and finest afloat; was
built expressly for this trade, and has ac t.uired an unequalled
reputation for delivering her cargoes in perfect order. Hei
last passage from Liverpool to Melbourne was performed it
seventy

-two days. She has a splendid poop for passengers
with a'promenade deck 200 feet long. Only a limited numbei
will be taken in the poop. A select cabin for ladies.—Foi
rates of freight and passage apply to .
FOX, RROMIIAM, and LEWIS, 15, Water-street.

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Sailing on the 10th of every Month,
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• ,
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in the passenger trade, and has received on his several
voyages the most handsome and flattering testimonials from
his fellow-voyagers.
The " Shalimar" has accommodation for a large num'ser
of saloon passengers, for whose use a piano, library, bedding,
linen, and all necessaries are provided; a milch cow is carried
for passengers in this class.
The fore cabin is a large and elegant apartment, specially
suited for a select number on second cabin dietary.
The arrangements for second cabin, intermediate, and
passengers cannot be excelled by any ship afloat.
Passengers embark on the 9th of September. Saloon pas
ssteenegrearsgeat 10 a.m. on the morning of the 10th September.
For all information respecting freight and passage; also
THE FREE LAND GRANTS

of 40 acres and upwards, in the fine province of Auckland,
New Zealand, list of agents, &c., refer to the owners,
H. T. WILSON and CHAMBERS,
21, Water-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-18

911 W. EVANS & CO., OVEN BUILDERS, of London,
L . Inventors, and Patentees, of the Smoke Consuming
Furnace, chosen by the deputation from Liverpool to London,
has the pleasure to announce that they have made such
arrangements tnat will enable them to offer to Bakers and
others a complete s3t, of Oven Furnace Works, with Smoke-
consuming Apparatus and Register, with instructions how to
fix, for the sum of £4 4s. If fixed with alteration from chater
to furnace, with guarantee its answering 'every purpose in-
tended, for the sum of £B.—T. W. EVAN'S & CO., Office,
Edinburgh Caf;tle, Lime-street.