Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-23 00:00:00

HELL ELECTIO

Hull,Hull, was returned by a large majority. It is sc._
bribery has been again . freely resorted to ; and allot
petition has been talked of, but the generally eipressL
feeling is that for the [present no farther proceeding
may be taken.

Mr. So

Conservative naullidat

ADVANCE OF SPINNERS' WAGES AT BOLTO,
course of last week, several meetings of operatix ?in-
ners were held in Bolton, for the purnosP tint
measures to secure an advanc- anc
stipulated for is five per cent, on the rates ese
paid, and the abolition of all charge for gas; making, i
is said, in all an addition of about seven-n"( 1
cent. It is said that there
wand being conceded.

e of wages

:tialt

s a probability of the a

MILITARY MOVEMENTS.—Yesterday a detachment of
the 15th Hussars arrived in Liverpool from Aldershott,
via Prescot. The party consisted of Captain Lee (in
command) and four officers, together with ninety non-

commissioned officers, and 'rani and file, and Aio 10(
horses. They arriyod early in the day, and embark&
on board the City of Dublin Steam-ship Cos
steamer Trafalgar, for Dublin. To-day they ar
followed by t

-cad-quarters of the regiment, which
will embaik on board the steamer Windsor, belonging
to the same steam-ship company.
EXPORTS OF COA L.—From the monthly circular 01
Messrs. W. IL.Laird and Co., which has just been
issued, it appears that in July the total amount of the
exports was 641,783 tons, viz., 403,244 tons from tl.
northern ports, 22,985 from. the
40,132 from Liverpool, 142,461 from 1.
and 32,961 from the Scotch ports.
for the present year up to the end of July was 3,84U,_
tons, against 3,643,787, showing an increase for th
present year of 1A,348 tons.

Yorkshi

The total expor

Cousin
PORE R. THEAXSTONY
William Rider, Richa.

MAGISTRATES' COURT, YESTERD
ESQ.-GARDEN EOM

..l nerdman,
were convicted of stealing apples at Linacre on Sunday.
They were each fined £1 ter the trespass, 2s. for the
damage done, and costs.—John Graham, charged with
a similar ofence on Sunday, at Garston, was fined
£1 for the trespass, 2d. for the damage, and costs, or ix
default one month's imprisonment.—Thomas Jones
and ' -Ilarged with steal-

George Lloyd, two boys, were (
nig apples at West Derby on Sunday morning
Were each fined 6s. for the trespass and the value of tl
apples, together with costs, or in defat -
s3ned for fourteen days

S. CLEMENT'S SCHOOLS, WINDSW,
scholars, and several of the friends 'and supp,
these flourishing schools, assembled for their
Summer treat, on Friday last, in a spacious field
big to 131 let-lane, the use of which was kindly gra
by Mr. Lothburv, of Croxteth Farm. There
five hundred scholars, and upwards of fon
Sunday school teachers, all of whom very muc,
themselves in various kinds of games and aim
--the children in such as foot .races, &"
Prizes ; and after spending several her-
recreation +l.„

ouumars were seated on
eachplentifully supplied with tea, after wh
joined- their teachers in singing some of thf
Pieces, such as " The Wild Wave," " The M
Sea," &c., and then resurneA

[Tit gambols on t

.e about

themselves with the
Bein2

4 -, Law inc teachers regales
Cup which cheers, but not ine6
favoured with a most delightful day, everything was
calculated to heighten the pleasure, and increase the
enjoyment of all present. About eight o'clock the
JIM IL Woodward collected the children
qand all united in giving three hearty cheers for th,
ueen, the teachers, and Mr. Lothbury, for his kindness
in granting the use of his grounds, with three cheers
more for their pastor. After a brief address and devo-
tional exercise, the company returned to Windsor by
'way of Lodge-lane ; and, judging from their cheerful
-voises joining in singing the National Anthem, " Rule
Britannia," and " Sweet Home," all appreciating the
kindness experienced, and highly delighted with the
Pleasing thoughts of a day well and agreeably spent,

ound him,