Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-17 00:00:00

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LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER,
EBOR HANDICAP.
7 to 2 against Starke.
7 to 2 against Underhand.
8 to 1 against Peeress.
8 to 1 against Volatile.
YORKSHIRE OAKS.
2 to 1 on the Field offered.

Sir G. Cornewall Lewis, who has been in attendance
on the Queen as Secretary of State, returned to London
on Monday evening.
It is stßtel that Mr. William Dougal Christie, who
has been for some •ears minister of the Argentine Con-
federation, is appointed to Brazil, on the resignation of
the Him. Francis Reginald Forbes, who, our readers
may recollect, was transferred to that embassy from
Dresden by the late government. We understand that
Mr, Forbes does not return to Dresden,

BANKRUPTS.
Baer Adolph Manheim, boot and sho3 manufacturer,
Cripplegate.
James William Pressey, printer and stationer, Luton,
Bedfordshire.
Thomas Peters, tailor and robe-maker, Cambridge.
James Putnige, broker and furniture dealer, Ware,
Hertfordshire.
Crockford, conunission-agent and dealer in provisions,
St. James's-street.
Abel Hinchcliffe, printer, Sheffield.
James Clayton and Benjnanin Lockwood, silk spinners,
Rastiick, Yorkshire.
William Hyde, ship and insurance broker,-Liverpool.
Ephraim France and Henry France, Linthwaite woollen
manufacturers, Almowititry, Yorkshire.
BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
Samuel Farnan, Indiaa and colonial broker, Mincing--
lane.

Samuel Longdeu, grocer, &e., Chesterfield.
THE LEEDS AIU.RDER

APPREHENSION OF TWO MEN ON SUSPICION.
At the Leeds Town Hall, on Monday, two men, named
Thomas Fowker, cloth dresser, and William Forrest,
waterman, were brought a
before the magistrates, in
private room, on. the charge of being concerned in the
murder of Mr. Richard Broughton, on the Seacroft-
road, on the evertino, of the Gth instant. At fire o'clock
on Saturday afternoon,l detective-officer Johnson,
of the Middinsborough police, was in the market
place of that town, when he saw the two prisoners,
who were strers to him. He was half-carelessly ob-
servinc, theta, when Fowker turned ronwl, and be-
trayed'eonsidtrable anxiety at the surveillance under
which he saw was placed. He was about to decamp,
in company with Forrest, when the officer noticed
that he in some degree answered the description.
of the mon "wanted" for the murder at Leeds.
He consequently followed them until he came
up with another officer, and then took them
into custody. 'The only thing found upon them.
was a pocket knife. They admitted heaving Leeds on
the Sunday after the murder, and a-,so admitted that
they were somewhere near the spot about the time when
the crime must have been committed. At their lodgings
were found two newly-washed shirts wrapped up in a
white handkerchief, and on the handkerchief were the
marks of three newly washed Mood spots. A piece was
also torn off the corner. Fowker is said to have been.
very anxious when he heard that the police had dis-
covered the handkerchief; and is also stated to have
exhibited a great de:.l of mental anguish when he was
locked up in the cell. This story is what comes to us
from Middlesborough.

SECOND EDITION.

BY BRITISH AND IRISH. MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH

FRANCE.
(REUTER'S TELEGRAM,)
PARIS, Wednesday.—The Honitemr of this morning
contains the following. :