Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-20 00:00:00

GLASGOW

1963 tons:

VIGO • 1933 tons... Capt. P. Al‘Guigan..
BOSPHORUS (Branch 448 tons... Capt. S. 11rooks.
Steamer)
The undermentioned or other vessels.are intended to sail in 1859
FOR NEW YORK, FROM LIVERPOOL.
, .
Calling at- Queenstown, Ireland, about noon on the following
day, to take on board Passenger:4 and 'dei4patchee;
CITY OF BALTIMORE , :Wednesday, Oct. 26.
VIGO - Wednesday, Nov. 9.
EDINBURGH Wednesday, Nov. 23.
CITY OF WASHINGTON • • Wednesday, Dec. 7.
CITY OF• BALTIMORE Wednesday, Dec. 21.

And each alternate Wednesday.
FROM GLASGOW.
CITY OF MANCHESTER Wednesday, Nov. 16.
KANGAROO Wednesday, Dec. 14.
And every Month in Winter, and each alternate Wednesday
in Summer, thus farming a regular weekly c.nranunication
with New York.
FROM NEW YORK.
Calling at Queensteivn to land all Passengers for Ireland, and
despatches—delay about one hour.
CITY OF BALTIMORF Saturday, Oct. 8.
CITY OF MANCHESTER Saturday, Oct. 15.
CITY OF WASHINGTON
HANGAR() i Saturday, Nov. 5.
CITY OF BALTIMORE Satnrday, Nov. 19.
Three Saturdays each Month in Winter, and every Saturday
in Simmer.
Rates of Passage from Liverpool to New York :
Cabin 15 guineas; 17 guineas, and 21 guineas, according to .
the accommodation in the State Rooms, all having the same
priveleges in the Saloon.
Forward passage, 8 guineas, including an unlimited supply__
of Provisions, cooked and served up by _the .Companfs Stew-
ards.
These steamers carry "Phillips' •Patent Fire Annihilators,"
and are built in water-tight compartments.
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each Steamer:
Freight £3 per ton, to New York, and Uninanufactured GoodS,
&c., will be taken subject to agreement, payable here, or New
York, at 4 dollars 80 cents per Pound sterling.
Parcels Ss. and upwards, according to size and value, will
be received till six P.M. of .the day befOre sailing..
Apply, in New York, to John G. Dale, at the Company's
offices, 15, Broadway ; in Philadelphia, to John G. Dale, at the
Company's offices, 109, Walnut-street •, in London, to EiVeS
and Macey, 61, King William-street ; in Paria; to Jules•Deoone,
3, Place de la Bourse; in Havre, to 'Davidson and Co. ;
in
Antwerp, to J. P. Kremer and Co. ; in Glasgow; to William
Inman, 13, Dixon-street; in Manchester, to George Stoniet ;
in Dublin, to Cornelius Carleton; in Belfast, to John IM'Kee,
103, Victoria-street ; 'in Cork, to Daly and Foley ; in Queens-,
town, to C. and W. D. Seymour and Co. ; and in Liverpool, to
WILLIAM INMAN, . !
62, and 63, Tower-buildings South, 22, Water-street.-

Rt,biterrantan

• LIVERPOOL AND BELFAST
-111.41 • . The splendid Iron Steamships
,
I3LENHEIbi...Capt. W. Martanav,
AND....
WATERLOOI.:. ....Capt. A. NEILL.
Or other tirst-elass Steamers,
Are intended to sail every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday in
September, unless prevented by any unforeseen circumstance. ,
(With or without a pilot,) . .

FROM LIVERPOOL (Clarence Dock).
. • October.
WATERLOO • Thursday .. 5 p.m.
BLENHEIM Saturday 22 .at 7 p.m.
WATERLOO Tuesday 21... at.. 9 p.m.
BLENHEIM Thursday 27...at...101 p.m.
WATERLOO Saturday 29 ..at...12 Night.
From BELFAST everj, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
evening, at 7 15.
CABIN FARE (including Steward's Fee), 12s. 6d. RETURN
TICKETS (available for 14 days), 225. Children wider twelve
years of age, 7s. 6d.; Servant in cabin, 'los. DECK or
STEERAGE, 4s. Through and Return Tickets alone issued at
the'offices prior to sailing.
Apply to Ogilby, Moore and Co., Ingram-court, Fenchurch-
street, London; John Walker, 77A, Market-street Manches-
ter ; R. and C. Langtry, Belfast; or to ,
LANGTRYS & 00„ 14, Water-street, Liverpool.

THE GREAT EASTERN !! !
NOTICE.—REDUCED FARES to HOLYHEA:f and BACK,
TWO SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE.

The Magnificent, powerful, swift, and celebrated Clyde-built
..Royal Mail Paddle Steamship
• STORK •.
-ly daily with passengers between Liver-
. • "AkatLtAk'iNlP- pool and the Great -Eastern thiring her-stay at
Holyhead,
Leaving the Great Landing Stage at Half-past Eight o'clock in
the Morning, and returning the same Evening.
She will make the run each way in a little over Five limn's.
PARE Inman AND RAtlt :
CHIEF CABIN (including admission on 10s. 6d.
board the Great Eastern)
SECOND CABIN ditto

The STORK is a magnificent vessel, well known on the
Glasgow and Liverpool station as a first-class )oasSenger boat,
and one of the fastest and most elegantly "fitted of the cele-
brated Clyde-built steamers: She has most splendid accom-
modation for both, first and secondzclass passengers, as well as
elegant private state rooms for parties wishing to be select.
The arrangements as regards refreshments and attendance
(including lathes' cabin stewardesses) will be framed with a
due"regard to the convenience, comfort, and economy of
pass-ngers.
TICKETS MAY BE HAD ON BOARD.
. For further particulars apply to •
120ct19 CHARLES WILLMER, 19, South John-street.

.PURE WATER.
•
Q AUND E RS and C O.'S PATENT SELF-
CLEANSINCI. CHARCOAL FILTERS are guaranteed
to remove TASTE, COLOUR; .tnid SMELL from any kind oz-
Water. Hundreds of families-have them in use, and hear
testimony to their excellence over all others, the old plan of
passing water through mere porous stone being the least
efficient of any, as the pores of the-stone soon become perma-
nently choked, and the water is only elariffed, but net purified.
SAUNDERS and CO. guarantee their Filters never to get ,
out of order. • - _

PARKEIt-STREET, LIVERPOOL. nl-I

THE DOON MURDER-LIBEL REFUTED.

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I ' The brother of Willitim Crowe has addressed the
following letter to the Limerick Reporter, in which it
appears :—"Sir,—Having seen in the Nation of the
24th September last, by the merest accident, within the
first., 'We find,' he save'', 'that some eight years ago
.
of
deceased
for
~:eedoido ifag(3°°gteLit
:tell:
:ea:
ataednnidoa
inhatai
ndl iga:ii.eitiivgs,•i
:obousivu illnyt,
upon the farm at his own
.expense a comfortable slated
dwelling.' I wish to , state_ that the deceased, William
which was originally held by William Wheeler, who l:ad
emigrated nine or ten years..agn—said land being the
possession of Lord Derby two years before Crowe getting
it. • Wheeler could have no blame or malice to deceased
• on that account- .. Second charge,—' We find that Crowe
prosecuted to • conviction two young men of whose in-
' nocenee there is now scarcely a doubt.' This second
charge is a most corrupt tissue of falsehood and slander.
I call upon the Nation, or his informant, to crive the
~
names of the persons so convicted; the county they were
convicted in, or the crime they were convicted for. Third
1 charge--"Ile deceased, William Crowe, with entrapping
' killing• • pturincr the other,'
two innocent men, one and ca
and in order to make the ease the more heinous, the
Nation states that, ' only for the interposition of' dc-
ceased's wife, he would have blackened their faces:
The third charge is also perfectly unfounded and false.
It must he 'remembered that the year '47, which was
,the time of the above occurrence,. was remarkable for
all sorts of robberies, more especially in that locality,
where property was not secure.
. life or P • '
" In April, '47, deceased's servant boy was up minding
anbkyoylbsai,rl::°:lt)dailtaelhdyr eeibnefle.ti:e:cit.
evicted,
itilia[.(rt
o; rent,
fficas William vilifyingnC ri oiiwlper,ot the character
his master's cattle, for fear of them being killed and taken
' away. In the course of the night, the boy, hearing the
dogs bark, hastened to the house, and on approaching
it he saw four men, two of whom had entered the house
before lie came up, and one of ilio men outside missed
fire at. him. The servant boy then rushed into the
house, and gave the alarm to his master, who got out
of bed, at which .time Pendy, the man who. was
afterwards shot, after passing through the kitchen and
hall,_ and eatering__Cmwes -bedroom with. a scythe in
his hand, the deceased, William Crowe, seeing Pendy
approach him. With a deadly weapon in his hand,fired .at and killed lien at his liedroom door. Fitzgerald,
'an d his accomplice, de the report of the shot, see-
ing
his, comrade fall,. attempted ,to , escape, but was
captured.' - The' two others made their esenpe;Alies xot
having entered the house ; neither the deceased' Pendy
'nor Fitzgerald -was 'in' the habit of visiting Orowe's
house,
,being two persons of au infamous character---
'the. deeeased Pendy having made three_ attempts to
murder, as stated by the. Rev. Mr. ,Hickey, P.P., -Doon,
the Sunday after that occurrence:. Fitzgerald' was fre-
quently denounced by the said_li,ev. Mr. Hickey as a
robber. * -

" The charge relative, to the attempt to blacken their
faces by Crowe, is a corrupt and wilful slander.- I call
upon the Nittion, or his infOrmant, to substantiate these
charges, or give the name,of their informant, and not to
vilify the character'Of a initrdqed and innocent man, by
giving circulation to these villanous falsehoods.—l atria
sir, your obedient servant, " MrexAm. Cuolvz,
"DruniSally; Cappaglnore,- Oct. 14." - •

d'sE.,--At 'scandal is buiy with
an event which has something Of .the ludicrous. A
nobleman of some wealth---who had contracted mar-
riage by civil contract before-the legal authorities—found
, it. expedient to disown -the tie after-awhile, in order to
connect himself with a Milanese lady of great personal
attractions. The.. second marriage • was solemnised in
church. But the-tady in her turn, having been courted
by a man of higher rank and of greater wealth,- insti-
tuted proceedings to annul 1-er marriage, upon The plea
of bigamy on 'the part .of her husband, alleging, now
that it served her purpose, that his first 'marriage was
legal. The new banns were published, but the husband
of the .two wives instituted proceedings to forbid them.
The matter is now before the courts, and it remains to
be proved whether the husband of two wives is to
,becomo a bachelor, and the lady, ambitious of a second
husband whilst the first is living, is to be pronquiced
spinster. .