Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-21 00:00:00

rhe Agnes Taylor, for G
.st.. and has discharged.
sed on the 16th Jan., in 1$

DEMERARA, Dec. 24
back leaky, on the 20t1
A quantity of pine timber was
49 N, lon. 27 W, by the Gertrude; ar

DEAL, Jan

Arrived : The Queen o

.he West, ft°lll

westward.

Arrived

Ld C•
Arot

Trelfells, from Alexandria;
Leaf, and Pyrrha—all from T

Veniee i

and Vitus, Galatz

QuEENSTOWN, Jan. 18.—Arrived :
Smyrna; Cupid, Trieste ; Fidio, Mar
andria ; Speculation, Messina ; Mary, .

Z' iier

Ihelum, Lemure ; Nod
—all hence at Valparaiso,

Ilefero°

Skiddaw, from Swansea ; Esperance, from London : Eva. fr°
Rio ; Santiago, from Channel ; and Patriot K

.v2l;e

1 at Valpaiaiio.
Mystery, Heron, from Pisagua at Arica, and left 1
iverpool.

Nov. for

Perimna, Knapp, hence at Arica
Lady Ebrington, from Callao, and Enterprise, fro,
at Arica.
Shuttle, Cuthbertson, from Valparaiso ;
from Coquimbo; and Alma, Lang, and Wald
Callao - all at Iquique.
Thekla Schmidt, Hagenfell ; and ]
hence at St. 'I homas.
Crimea, from Rio Janeiro ; and Chesl
—both at St. Thomas.
Margaretta, Crauven, from Maracaibo
Isabel, Todd, from St. Thomas at La GuaN....
Highland Brigade, from Para ; Lady Millon, S'ilN
Thomas ; and Ptruvian, Rickarby, from Buenos
Belize.

so, M‘Don3la'
Halliday, froo

NewP°4

Roman Empire, from Madras at Trinidl
Radostan, Knudsen, hence at Trieste.
Rhone (s.s.), Glover, hence at Leg

horn, an

AlexandA

Crimean (s.s.), Wakeham, hence at Leghorn.
Georges, hence at Bordeaux.
Jante Wilkins, and J. M. Ferman, hence at Nante
Janrrin, Foot, hence at He!wet.
Victor, Sehoote, hence at Brucrcs.
Derwent, Bell, and Antigua, Wise, hence at Anti
„Rising Sun, from Chinchas at Callao, and sailed

Columbus, and Trade Wind, from
ilolyrood, Rose, and John 0 wens

TRAVELLING AUCTION`EERS

-IMPORTANT EXCISE CO!

—At the Rochdale petty sessions, on MondaiTilonri
Wilson wag charged by Mr. Ireland, supervisor of excite'
with having, on the 13th and 14th instant, hawked and
sold by auction in Rochdale, a large number of picture,
contrary to an act passed in the reign .of George
Wilson denied the charge, and Mr. Hartley appeared for
him. Mr. Ireland said the goods had been sent frail
Ashton, directed to Mr. H. D, Butterworth, auctioneer,
and were delivered at a shop in Yorkshire-street. There
they were offered for sale by auction, and Wilson tom'
part in the sale. When Wilson was taken into oustodit
he said that he lived no where, and that he was !
traveller. Subsequently, however, he gave No.
Ducie-street, Manchester, as his address; but it has
since been ascertained that he did not reside there.
Mr. Butterworth stated that. Wilson was his servant;
Mr. Ireland - called a numlier of witnesses,' one
whom, _ a Mr. Wolfenden, deposed that -in trylo6
to make a private bargain Wilson was pointed out hl
the .auctioneer as the master. Other witnesses prove°
that Wilson had interested himself in the sale. 31...,,t*
11
Hartley said that no case had been proved against 10
client. The address given to Mr. Ireland was 8 Dude'terrace. Mr. Ireland said he was certain that it vraa..
8, Ducie-street. Mr. Hartley said that these goods al,
,"
not belong to his client, as he was only a servant; n°
therefore, was not an owner going from town to town'
The goods had been sent to Mr. Buttbrworth for sale b/
Mr. Owen of 'Ashton ; and his client was engage'
because of his knoliledme of pictures. The magistrateS
were unanimously of opinion that there shcn be 11
conviction, and inflicted a penalty of 410. The AO
was paid.