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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

CHURCH

YORKSHIRE COLLIERY PROPRIETORS.

STREET.

SILKSTONE MAIN HOUSE FIRE AND GAS COAL, AND KILNHURST GAWBER HALL
STEAM AND OTHER COALS, FOR SHIPMENT.

IMPORTANT TO STEAM-BOAT PROPRIETORS, SHIPPING AGENTS, ENGINEERS, AND CONSUMERS OF COAL.

Messrs. .1. and J. CHARLESWORTH beg to inform the inhabitants of Liverpool and neighbourhood that they have now ON SALE,
at the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company's Depots, North Lock Station, BlLckstone-street, Great Howard. street, a regular supply of the
real old SILICSI ONE MAIN HOUSE FIRE and GAS l GAL, a hich for durability and quality will be found equal to any Coal yet intro-
duced into Liverpool. The price delivered to consumers. will be 15s per Ton within the Borough,
These Coals for Gas purposes are very superior, producing 10,000 cubic feet per ton, and Its last analysis as under :

Combustible..
incombustible....

which places it as aprat-class Coal for this purpose.
For pi ices: of Kilnhurst Gawber Hall Steam and other Coal for shipment, apply to the agent,
A. W. LARKIN,
AT THE OFFICE, 1, NOORFIELDS. DALE-STREET,
OR AT TRZ DZPOTS, NORTH DOCK STATION, GREAT HOWARD-13TREET, LautrooL.

JEFFERY, MORRISH & CO. have Purchased

from the Assignees the entire Stock of Mr. EDWARD Cena,

54, Penton street, Pentonville, London, amounting (As
per Stock Book) to £872 9s. Bd., at a discount of 291 per

J. M. and Co. have also Parchased the entire Stock of

Messrs. R. R. BE kLET and Co., 4, Aytonn—street,

Manchester, Nlannfactarers of Gent'emen's Outfitting,

amounting (as ler Stock Book) to £597 Is. Id., at a

discount of 34i per cent.

SUMMARY OF MR. EDWARD CARR'S STOCK.

Calicoes, Prints, Cobnrgs, and Alpveas.... £lBB 13 3
Linens, Blankets, and F1anne15............ 107 10 4

Hosiery, Gloves, and Haberdashery .. 175 5 2

Ribbons, Lace, and Muslin Goods.

Silks, Shawls, Mantles, and Fancy Dresses.. 167 6 5

Millinery, Stays, &c

ie6 7 2 9 8

SUMMARY OF ME.;SRC. R. R. BEALEY
AND CO.'S STOCK.

Gentlemen's Handkerchiefs and Scarfs .... ,e 162 17 7

Gentlemen's Mufflers and Neckties

Gentlemen's Shirts and C011ar5............ 244 6 8

Gentlemen's Vests, Braces, &c .. 21 12 5

-597 1 ]

Total ...... .... ...

. £1,469 10 b 9

The abAre will be offered

THIS DAY,

COMPTON-HOUSE,

Together with a poriion of a Manufacturer's

STOCK OF SILKS,

And a Large Importation of
FRENCH MERINOES.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

VARICOSE VEINS, WEAK LEGS KI,EES, AND ANKLES.
THE Patent Vulcanised India Rubber ELASTIC
STOCKINGS, KNEE and ANKLE BANDAGES;
are the only articles that will retain their elasticity. Heat or cold will set aim
hem; require no lacing and may be drawn on immediately; as an ordinary *Wis.
ng. The best articles manufactured tor the purpose, and much reeommendiet
he facolty. Wholesale and retail at
THE INDIA RUBBER DEPOT, 42, SOUTH CASTLE STREET.
CALEB WALKER, Proprietor.

Important. Just Published, prsice 3d, Post-free 4d,
THE " SECRET PRECEPTOR," or a treatise
rn the symptomp, cause, and cure of debility,
uertain diseases and decay, whether the resu't of climate or other—
wise, by Dr. EVE .ED, wh3 may be consulted as usual, from Hine
Morning till Ten Evening, it 17, Upper Pitt-street, two doors from
Great George's-square, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

710 Bales.
EDMUND BUCKLEY, WO

On THURSDAY, the Bth of October, at Four o',
Brokers' Office, Victoria-buildings, nacki
560 Bales East India
64 Do. Laid Cheviot
351 Do. Greasy Ororto
147 Do. o,orto Skin and Mountain
100 Do. Cordova, Izelar,d, and Egyptian
139 Do. Mog gore and Sfax
40 DJ. Ru'sian Lambs', and Turkey
33 D Goats' Hair
6 Do. Woo'leu Rags
8 Do. Sheep skins

1451 Bales
Apply to PERKIN; & ROBINSON,
Ou FRIDAY, toe 9ih of October, at Four o'ol°C..
500 Bales E. I. Vtri OE,at,
26 Do. Egyptian DITTO. ,0 • P•
Apply to BkOWN., HUNTER & atk

On FRIDAY, the 9th of October, at Four &clog'
Brokers Sa'rroorn, 25, Temple-street, .
500 Bales Ea.t India
500 Sheets English Skin and Fleeee, vOOll5.
1,000 Bales Turkey, Eg,,ptien, Iceland, fi
Russian, and other Low
"
W. (REAVE CO,
_
On S ,TUHDaIt, 10th October, at the Brokers' Sale
Atherton-buildings, Dale-street.
1,500 Bales East India,
170 „ Buenos Ayres,
50) „ Egyptian. Mogado-e, Sfax,
Oporto, Russia, Turkey, &c.,
10 Bass Turkey 'OATS' HAM.

2,000 Bales.
Apply to

a
1830 Ba'es.
For catalogues, &c., app'y to Icr.?
HUGHES tz RONI,LD, ,".0. -CI J 4
V'
KEIT II ' S
00'
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT
i
34, C A STLE-STR K ET. ja„9
ARE NOW RE-OPEN Eriiisfyie
W. K. takes the present opportunity of thanking_, befetOr;",
the public for the liberal patronage with which hob,'" rpoot , lir
and at the same time to inform them that to accolli.,o ‘ep t.i,
pidly increasing business he has built an entirely fni, oi,
loom, which is admitted to be the finest in LiverP"wectsdl
increased facilities now at his disposal, W. K. OE ivai"
Pictures will not only sustain the high character they , ,
attained, but even surpass his former productions. 0 olj
34, CASTLE-STREET, LEVEE,'v
Opposite the Bank of Enz and.

PURE PALE CANARY. cg,
TWENTY-Six SHILLINGS ,PER DOZ.'

WINES
A ND E R S
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

SHAWLS, MANTLES, SILKS, AND FANCY DRESS.

TOHN CRIPPS begs to inform his Friends and the Public that his arrangements in the above
0 departments, are this Season en an unusually large scale, and it is with increased confidence that he solicits Inspec-
ion of the various Novelties.
'I he extraordinary increase of his Business during the last few years, in; need him to ,::;ve very exter sive Orders previous to the late ad-
vance in the price of Silks, he is therefore enabled to otter many large Pa eels of NEW SILKS, befit in Blacks and Colours, utnearly last
Year's Prices
Ho has also added the FANCY DRFFS DEP/ RTMEN T ; and in comp'lance with continued applications to get Dresses well and taste-
fully made, he has appropriated a separate Loom for that purpose, and secured the services of a Lady to be constantly in attendance to
Measure and take Orders.

A Large Lot of FRENCH MERINOS, 2s Hid per Yard, in all Colours.
WAREHOUSE FOR FANCY DRESSES, SILKS, SHAWLS, 11AliTLES, AND FURS,

14 and I(;, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
JOHN CRIP P S, P ROPRIETOR
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

To be LET, in Pfleh-lane, Knotty Ash, Etna near
Brad Grob-it Staion, a-liandsome 'Semi-detached
VI .LA, containing on Ground Floor three entertaining rooms,
butler's pantry, kitchens, &c., and good eel era beneath. On Fiist
Floor, five good bet rooms, ba'h r. om, water closet, &c., and one
attic abov.3. Abuodantiy,supplled wi h spring and rain w t-r. The
G. dens a-e fistefally 'aid out, and tho whole sta,ds on 1,600 yards
of la:d. Rut modera!e.-- Apply at 50, sOutlt Castle-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

GENERAL BENGAL NEWS.

Since the mutiny at D napore several risings have oc-
cured in warious parts of Bengal, and the whole of the
province seems to b 3 in a state of alarm. The civilians of
Gyak, after making preparations for defence, retreated to
Patna, leaving the treasure in charge et' a company of the
64'..h Regiment, which it is feared is in d I nge r. The 8 h
Native Infantry at Hee treebagh mutinied on the 3Jth of
June, and liberated all the pr.soners. M )st of the Euro-
peans escaped to Bagoda, but there is every reason to
believe that 3/I)jor Oakes was killed. The 63rd Native
Infantry, and the 11th Irregulars, were disarmed
at Behrampore on the Ist of August. They
were paraded at an early hour in the merninv,
and on either flank ware placed two guns charged
with grape, under the protection of her Majesty's 90th
Regirnent, which had just arrived at the station. Tee
Sepoys, when ordered to give up their arms, at first made
some demur, but at last yielded with a bad g-ace, and the
arms were event sally piled and collected, and the troopers
dismounted. It is said that mmy of the rms were found
to be loaded, and that cartridges were discovered concealed
under some of the saddles of the troop es. From several
other stations the Earopaaa inhabitant*, fearing a rising
of theeMahommedans, were flying towards Calcutta, which
was becoming crowded with fugitives from all parts of
Bengal. In Calcutta itself considerable excitement pre-
vailed, and preparations were being made to gu ird against a
Mussulman outbreak, which was believed to be imminent.
Tro)ps were stationed in the p-incipal thoroughfares of
the city among the Mabommedan festivals, and other
precautions were adopted by Government for the
preservation of the public peace. These hare been attended
with entire success, and the spirit which prompt them has
not in any way abated its vigour. The police force has
been increased by a hundred Europeans, and the natives
of the north-west are looked upon with suspicion.
The Governor-General's b ely guard has been disarmed,
but continue cheerfully to perform their duty. It
is probable also that the native population wid
be disarmed, a measure which is considered necessary
t) the public safety. But little dread can now be
felt of a rising in Calcutta, as reinforcements were
d Lily arriving trom Madres aed China. The steamer
Shannon, with Lord Elgin on bard, anchored at Calcutta
on the 7th August, bringing 1,700 troops and marines from
Hong K ng. This is a valuable accession to the European
force in Bengal, and will enable government to despatch
ail to Cawnpore and Lecknow. The Hon. J. P. Grant, a
member of the Supreme Council, has been appcinted
Lieutenant Governor of the Central Provinces, with his
head quarters at Allahabad. Sir Colin Campbell. the new
Comm under-in-Chief, has arrived in Calcutta, and Sir
Patrick Grant is expected to return to Madras shortly,
Lord Canning remains at the seat of government. Our
latest advices from Calcutta are to the 11th Awns`, via
Madras.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

Pi WARRANTED GENUINE.

I)ITCHIE'S CORK BED.
BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
TO MERCHANTS, SHIPOWNERS, UPHOLSTERERS.
OUTFITTERS, EMIGRANTS, Sc.
These Beds are applicable tor the Can,p, Em'grants, and Soa Service.
Highly recommended for their Port,biiity, and use n cases of SHIP.
WIECX.

Toey present tie forowing advantages:—Freedom from the conse-
quence of Damp Beds, Cramp, Itteumatirm, Ague, Rc. ; 1 reservation
of Warmth to the Body,the Exclusion of Insects, Extreme Lightness
and D rahility, and E z a -
LIF E-BUOT AT SEA.

First•class Testinionl :Is ao be seen at the DEPOT of the
PATENT MATTRESS ♦ND CORK FABRIC COMPANY (Llama))

1, CU II BEM. AND- I.lt • ET,
DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

SOLE AGEN r-JOHN BALL.

Just published, price 55, 4i extra by post.
HORSE, COW, DOG, 5H14;h.,1"; anci HOG
DISEASES, ar.d thdr lI'JYACE /PATHIU
1 REATMENT. By JAMES IVICORE,
Medicine Chests compete ti accompany the above work, 545-
Sma ler Medicine Chests, containing 24 of the most ustful rune—
dies, 2.-4.

Also, third edition, price 61, by post 7d.
The LUNG DI3 ASE of cAr ri E, or Pt EI,ROPNEU-MONIA,
CURABLE by 11,i51{EOPATtlY (with directions.)
The Medicine referred to in the above p.m phlet, in a plain box
price 53 6d.
THOMPSON AND CAPPER,
P.O YCEOPAIHIC CHEMF3i'S,
4s, BOLD-STIZEE r (opposite Slater-street), Liverrool.

PURE NEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVER
OIL.
lEIOMPEON AND CAPPER,
HOMEOPATHIC CHEMISTS,
43 EOLD STREET,
Opposite Slater-str, et, I iverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

MARRIAGES.

01 the 19th ult., at the British Embassy, Paris, by the Rtv. H. S.
Swale, William S. Morant, DN. (late Grenadier Guards), youngest
a .n 01 the late John Moraat, Esq., of itrockeuhurst House, Hants, tl
isabellt, second dauzliter of the late Frederic Beckford Long, Esl.,
Inspector-General of Pris nsin Ireland.

;n the 24th ult., at AU Parish Church, Leamington, Mr.
Thomr.s Davis, of Artesian•p'ace, Westbourue-park, Paddington. to
Anne, only daughter of Mr. Thos. Savage, of T.chbrook-road, Leam-
ington, Wirwickshire.

on the 24th u t., at Hamburgh, Isabelle, third and youngest
daughter of the late Robert A. Windsor, Esq., to Charles Pargol.t,
Esq., of P. rt au Prince, Consul of H. 97. the King of Hanover, a son
of the late Lientenant- olonel Pargold.
On thet6th ult., at the Parish Church, Oystermonth, Glamorgan
'hire, by the Rev. 4. Davies, A.M., the Rev. James George Mould,
8.D., Fellow and late Tutor of Corpus Christi C)Fege, Cambridge, to
Mary, daughter of the late John Langdon, Esq., Commander, R N., of
Swansea.

On the 28th nit., at Twickenham Church, the Hon. Algernon
Gray Tole ',ache, to Frances Louisa, widow of Georz,e Halliday,
Esq., of Bridgedeld, and daughter of the late Hon. Charles

On the 28th ul`,, at St. George's, Hanover-square, London, George
e d:st son of Mr. James Boote, GoMing% of A'dersgate•street,
I .cndon. to t- mma, eldest daughter of the late as r.'Thomas Rushworth,
of Great Berk h mpsteal, Herts.
On the 29 Is ult., at St. Jude's Ch•srch, by the Rsv. J. B. Lowe.
Christopher L. Met alfe, Esq., of 11011, to Ann, youngest daughter of
the late John Ell, Esq., of this town.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

ALLIANCE ASiUIIANCE COMPANY OF
LONDON.
COMPLETE SECURITY. CAPITAL £5,000,00(1.
Incorporated Thirty. Mee Years.
LIFE Isstrasvcrs granted In every variety of form. at reasonabie
premiums. specially adapted to merchants going abroad, &?..
}IbE IIiSCHIANczs effected on Merchandise, Warehouses.
Frirnitur?, Ships and Cargoes in &At and graving docks, on the most
favourable terms.
AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL AND DISTRICT. • •
THOMAS B. Af. NOTr, Liver Chamberi.
MILLIGAN, EVANS,'and CO.
BOLD and CO.
J. RICHARDSON, JEN.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

OUTPORTS.

HOLYHEAD, September 30.
Wind, S.S.W.— ,loderate Breeze.
London.—Arrived—The Danneburg, from Macto.
%Vat nford.-- Arrived— The Theocare, from Gal,tz —Jane Emily,
Laguna—Nonsolza, Quebec.
nblin , Sept. 29. Arrived—The Emerald Isle, from St. John N.B.—
William West, Hugget, Dordt. ,7
Stu', well Roals, Slpt. 2l.—Arrived—The W ndermere, Ross, from
Quebec fur Pwilheli Westmorelarid, Graffiti's, from Quebec for
Fort Madoe.
Queenstown. fept. 30.—Arrived—The Krylib, from Galatz—Choize.
La 4 nt—Eultanz, Taganrog—Harriet, Hu.oble, Valparaiso—Sophia,
0 ,es"a—Rwallo, Rio de la Ilache—Bneon Maria, Odessa—lgenia,
C dessa.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

—Sept. 33, 1.957.

OUT PATIENTS.

IN PATIENTS.
Cured . ..... .. 22 I Cured
Relieved 5 Entered 5B
At own request. 0 Under treatment
Irregular...... 2 35
Discharged •' • • •
24

_
Dea.'...o
Entered ..
Under treatment ...... ...... 81

TREASURER—Jas. Houghton, Esq.
VISITORS—Messrs. Rawins and Robberds.
fit,Nnasay CRAPLAIN—Rev. D. T. Barry, B.A.
PIITSICIANS AND SURGED ‘t3 FOR TUE WEEK-Dr. Cameron. and
Mr. Hamilton.
Housz Suaosows Mr. JO,. J. Pope, and Mr. John M. Biteson.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

PIINJAUB.

The Punj sub continues to enjoy tranquility, and the
organisation of the Sikh regiments for service at Delhi
is rapidly progressing.. The 26th N.T., which had been
disarmed at Meean Meer, the cantonment of Lahore,
mutinied on the 30th July. In the attempt to maintain
order, Mijor Spencer, who commanded the regiment, the
quartermaster sergeant, and a native officer lost their lives.
The mutineers fled into the jungle, and endeavoured to
make their way towards Delhi, but were intercepted and
cut up. Since then parties of them have been seized in
different parts of the country, and were summarily executed.
Other mutinous regiments in the Punjaub have also
been dispersed and hunted down, no sympathy being
shown to them by the inhabitants of the provinces.
His Highness Mahar.ij ih G .olab Singlly, Sovereign of
Cashmere, died on the 2tid of August of fever. To the
last the Maharajah msintainei the most friendly relations
with the British G .vernment, and had jest arranged to
furnish a good auxiliary force for the suppre sion of the
rebellion in the north-west provinces. The Maharajah of
Puttiala, one of our feudatories in the Punjanb, has also
rendered valuable as-istance to the British cause, having
aided in recovering the lost territories of Hissan ani Sirsa.
At Mooltau the native artillery have been dis irmed by tte
Bombay Fusiliers, who have charge of the Citadel. All
continues quiet in the Punjaub.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

BEFORE MR. Ont3IISS ONER FERRY.

In, re H. DIELviLLE —The bankrupt was a ship joiner
of Liverpool. This was the meeting La his last examina-
tion, bat no b dance sheet having been filed, the meeting
was adjourned to the 13th October.
In re SUTTON AND HAYWJOD. —The bankrupts were
bookßelle-s of Paradise-street. This day was fixed for the
last examination, but no b dance sheet having been filed
the meeting was adjourned to the tad November.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

FRIOCHOLD PAILItS NE&R 11,17G3Y.

ON SALE, by Private. Contract, so- tne first-rate
FARMS, varying•from• 60- to 200 acres each, near
to good roads and a railway station; together with the FAUN-HOUSE
and OUTBUILDINGS thereon.--Terms and a Plan may be obtained
at the offices of Messrs. W. and E. Harris. Solicitors, Rugby.

FREICHOLD AND TITuS-au NoaTupte,Toximaisz,
ON SALE, by Priiate Contract,,at_the low sum
of £45 an Acre (including tiOnge,` Buildings, end'
Timber), a singularly desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, of !CV acres.
Two-thirds anise 13nrchaiezooney4nay remain for* par:
ticithrs apply et the offices of Messrs. W. and Harris. Solicitors,
Rugby.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

COUNTY COURT.

Me. Pollock presided in this court yesterday.
BUSBY vit:sr.—This was as action brought by
Messrs. Busby, omnibus proprietors, to recover 1,7 from
Mr. Thomas Hunt, tenant of the Darby Arm's Hotel,
Bootle. Mr. Mime appeared fir the plaintiffs, and air.
Grocott for the defendant. In October, 1855, the plaintiffs
became tenant of a stable attached to the Derby Arms, the
hotel being then in the occupation of Mr. Irvine. A verbal
agreement was entered into that the plaintiffs should pay
£27 103 a year for the stable, which was to include taxes
and water for the use of tw.lve horses, and fir the wash-
ing of the omnibu, es. There was a pump in the yard
from which the water was obtained. Same six months
after defendant became the tenant of the hotel, and it was
stated on the part of the plaintiffs, that an agree-
ment was made by defendant with Mr, Waring, who
conducted portions of their bu'iness, that plaintiff's
occupation of the stables was to continue on the same terms
as before. The pump became out of repair some time
after, and plaintiffs called upon defendant to repair it,
contendteg that the agreement made bound him to do so.
This defendant denied, and finally plaintiffs' got the pump
repaired themselves, at a coat of £7. For this sum the
present action was brought. The defendant denied that
any arrangement whatever was made by him for the supply
of water or the repairs of the pump. His Honour said he
had some difficulty in arriving at what the agreement made
by Mr. Irvine was. He directed a verdict to be entered
for plaintiff at present, but gave leave to the defendant to
mova for a new trial within a fortnight, if hacould produce
any additional evidence which could throw a light upon the
nature of the agreement.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

RAJPOOTANA.

We have scarcely any intellige cc from Rajpootane,
where nothing of much importance has occurred since
the mutinies at Neemuch and Nussoerabad. Brigadier
General Lawrence, wi,h the forces under his com-
mand, is ahle to control the turbulent Rajpoots, who
have not yet evinced any s;ges of hostility. There have
been Lymptems of disaffection in the 12th Bombay Native
Iniant..y, fortni g part of the Rajleot ma field force It ap-
pears thet on the afternoon of the 10. h August, a trooper of
thh Ist Lancers passed by the Artillery lines at full gallop,
chased by four others of the regiment. On arriving at the
lines of the 12th N. 1., the men of that regiment turned out to
protect him, and refused to give him up. He escaped and g
to his own lines, when he tritd to induce the regiment to
rerviny and follow him. He fired several shots at native
officers, one of whom he wounded, and finding there was no
response to his ca I, he gallopel dawn to the 12. h lines
again. At this time the affair had become known, and the
whole force turned out, with her M,j s:y's 83rd Foot. On
arriving at the Native Infantry lines, they found the
mutineer surrounded by the Native Infantry, he vehemently
ceiling upon them to fire upon the Europeans. They refused
to give him up, but did not proceed to active violence. After
refusing to obey repeated orders from the brigadier, Colonel
H. Nlecan, and their own officers, they formed a kind of
hollow square round the fellow, from the cultic of which
he took deliberate aim with his catbine at the brigadier,
and Ered, but fortunately missed him. Up in this three
or four of the European Horse Artillery dashed into the
square and cut him do arn—Liewenant Swanto a giving
him the couv de grace by smding a pistol bullet through
him. A portion of the 12th Native Infantry were then
disarmed, and on their muskets being examined, two, and
in some cases tbree, bolls were found in each piece. A
fearful catastrophe, attended with heavy loss of life, has
occurred at Jodhpore. The King's magazine was struck
by lightnine, awl 9)0 human beings were killed and
wounded by the explosion, which also destroyed property
of the value of one million of pounds sterling.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

By British and Irish Magnetic Tel e. 97 aph.

NEWMARKE ItACES.-YESTZRDAY.
£5O PLATE.

Renown
Won in a canter.
ST. LLG'•R STAKE!,

Aster _1 I Traitor.. 2 I Chaldean 3
Three ran. Won easy.

HANDICAP SWEIPSTAKES.
Puvillion 1 j Admir..lty
Three ran.
SIVE MAKI S OF 10 SOPS.
Plague Royal ... ..... 1 Sister to Panpipe 2
Fix ran.

SWFFPSTAKES OF 10 SOVP.
Bard in Hand ...1 I Admiralty ....2 I Clarion, f....... 3
Seven ran.
TRIETINIAL brABES.
Druid ....1 I Victoria.. ..... ..2 I Peter Pap 3
Five ran.
THE FOLLOWING WERE STRUCK OUT.—FIy-by-Night,
Indulgence, Armiger, Misch:et; Sneer f, Alastor, all Lord
Derby's lot, all Lard Glasgow's, all the Duke of Bed-
ford's, both Mr. Gratwicke's, Mary Copp, oltenitza, and
Theodora.

GRANBY STAKES.
Gr. nd Duchess..l Flying Duke.... 2 Pectolus...., 2
F ur ran.
PAID FOBFEIT.-Chtlt nee.
•

TATTERSALL'S.—YESTERDAY.
LATEST BETTING'.
CSAPARNVIrCH.
15 to 1 apt Mary ( aken)
16 ... 1 .. Plush c (taken)
25 .. 1 .. Resod
40 1 . Poodle
40 .. 1 Neville
50 1 Se. Giles (taken)
100 1 Dusty Miller (offered)
100 1 Artillery (offered)

Tae fourth quarterly series of foreign wool Wes tom-
vlenced here yesterday, and will be continued daily until
the 10th instant 22,000 bales are catalogued to be sold ;
but ES merchants see the progress of the sales, they often
come forward, and sometimes one, two, and often three
thousand bales are added to the original list. Of the
first day's sales, we are glad to see that 1,003 bales—
nearly one-half of what was offered—were from Port Philip.
The sale was very spirited, and the attendance being
large, full prices were obtained for all descriptions. This
is more especially the case in reference to Messrs. Little.
dale's catalogue. The following we:e the catalogues of
the respective brokers:—

MESSRS. PERKINS AND ROBINSON'S CATALOGUE.

195 Bales PORT PHILIP,
118 „ ITALIAN,
1,010 „ SPANISH and LISBON,
86 „ ENTRE RIOS,
40 „ Fine LIM A,
37 „ Washed ALEN TEJO,

PORT PHILIP WOOL
CONTINUED.
Lot. Bales. Per lb
s d.
38 1 All faults 0 8
39 1 Scoured Port
Philip 1 51
40 1 Two sorts 1 31
41 5 Skin 1 0
42 2 1 101

20 Bales ITALIAN WOOL

Lot. Bales.

Per lb.
s. d.
passed
1 31-
]. 3i
passed
passed

43 3
44 5
45 6
46 6
47 to 105

19 Bales Fine Lima WOOL,
Lot Bales, Per lb.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

WANTED, by a Young Man-,'n SITUATION
as WAREHOUSEMAN, &c., or in any capacity
where be m IVA make himself trtofni. Sati.ifaetory references can
be Oven, and testimonials produced if required —Address, A 57,
Northern Times office.

Y-ANTED, a Person competent to act as
AGENT for a COLLIERY, he must be thoroughly
acquainted with tle Liverpool: CeFii Tra'e.—Respectable Refer-
ences as to Charixter and Ability will be re _nired.—Appty to Z.
Northern Times office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

CORONER'S COURT.

Yesterday, the coroner held the folic wing inquests :
On the hody of Patrick Garrity, 19 years of age, who
lived at 14 court, Collingwool-street. He was engaged at
Messrs. Brown's, ship bakers, South •john- street. On
M.)nday night the deceased got into a swinging boat on
the waste ground in Collingwood-street, and, the boat hav-
ing fallen, fourteen persons were flung out of it, and all-
more or less hurt. The deceased was so much injured
that he died. The jury, in returning a verdict of " Acci-
dental death," expressed, along with the coroner, their
opinion in a presentment that these swinging carte ought
to be put a stop to as a nuisance, and dangerous to human
life. [lt is curiyus to remark that the wife rf. the owner
of this swing cart was killed in July, 1856, by attending
on the same b, .t. It is to be hoped the police will inter-
fete, and carry out the pro entment of the coroner's jury.]
On the bony of John Murphy, 37 years old, a labourer,
who lived at 47, Cobden street. He was much addicted to
drink, and lived very uJhappily with his wife. Whilst in
a state of intoxication he shot himself through the head,
The jury found accordingly, an 1 that deceased was insane,
from drink, at the time.

LIVERPOOL 13 INKRUPTCY COURT. -YE3TERDAY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

SHIPPING IN. rELLIGENCE.

LIVERTAOOL. OCTOBER 1.
Winn YESTERD.AY, z,outh—Moderate Breeze.
Hien WATEti—Morn g 42—Even. 10 4—Height, 14 ft. 0 in.
OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND.
Bell of Der.in, Ma tin Luther, and Euroclydon.
VED.

Sept. 39.

Rice (s 5.)...,... Trieste
teneriffe (s.s.) Marseilles
Alb itross (BA.)
Zlnte Ps eleet Malta
Melin Dania
Fisher ......... ....P. E. Island,

Maria Buenos Ayres
Amos La rence St. John, N.B.
SAI3

Sept. 28.
Istria ........ ...... Buenos Ayres

tyro le (s.s.)

~Nante3

Bshiana (s.s.) ...... Kurrachee
Pacific Charleston

Sept. 29.
Parker .... Bombay

Wallace Magaguadari
WoJdflne Quebec
Camoena Quebec
Eliza Jenkins St. John, N B.
Washington Garner.. St. Stephens
British Queen (s.s.) Havre
lama Ca Jamaica
Hargareth Bilboa

Allegro Riga
Catherine Rosser Gibraltar
Olin (S e.) Copenhagen
Sept. 30
... . .

Ezeelsior Rotterdam
Diana Rotterdam
'alias Cesar .. Matacong
Union Ostend
Iceander (s.s.) Trieste
Atlantic (U.5.M,5.)....New York
)UTWARDS.

Rose
recla Carmen Havannah
Borinquen Porto Rico
loan Rio Janeiro
Intrepido
Contest
Mt LOADING.
Charles Jackson. Lima
Lord Dufferin New Orleans
James Foster, jun Nex 1 ork
ld arie Ostend
Genevieve Pernambuco
ruscarora Philadelphia
t'ilot Fi,h Rio Janeiro
Esp,,rance Ri Janeiro
Cherokee ....St. John and Bahia
Emily ....9t. John and Barbadoes
Laura and Louise .. San Franci 3:0
!City of Palaces Singapore
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

Ist Class Railway and Saloon of Steamer...—. 12s bd.

2nd do. do. . do. do.'
3rd do. do. and Steerage do.
Return Tickets, available for fourteen days—
-Ist Class Railway and Saloon of Steamer 2os firla
2nd do. do. doe do. .
Tickets to be had at the Railway Statiaa.
KV% P & CO.. Fleetwood.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

,SECOND PIANOFORTE MUTUAL ADVANTAGE SOCIETY.

AT the request of numerous applicants, and in
consequence of the great success attending the First Society.
Mr. JAMES PALMER informs the Public that he has consented to
establish a SECOND PIANOFORTE and HARMONIUM CLUB, on
similar principles to the first, conferring on each member the
privilege; of selecting his or her Instrument. The first Meeting will
take place at his Warehouse, 36, Clarence-street, on Monday, October
sth, when the first Pianoforte or Harmonium will be allotted.—
Pa ticulars and information on application at
36, CLARENCE-STREET, MOUNT-PLEASANT.

A NEW METHOD OF WASHING AND MANGLING.
FROM the Prize List of the Liverpool and
Manchester Show, held at Warrington on Thursday,
Messrs. STARKEY & CO., Is, Parker-street, Liverpool, had the
PRIZE awarded them for a newly-invented WASHING and MANG-
LING MACHINE, patented by them In May last, and can be seen in
Operation daily at the above place._
. _

Llaatrated circular', with list of :prim, Nat port-trea on applies.
tacat.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

SOLD BY

THOMPSON AND CAPPER, LIVERPOOL.

FINEST BERMUDA ARROWROOT.
INDIAN ARROWROOT.
PLUMBE'S SOUTH SEA ARROWROO T.
TOUS LES MOIS.
HARD'S FARINACEOUS FOOD.
OSWEGO PREPARED CORN.
GLUTEN DE MARTIN FROM PARIS.
BULLOCK'S SEMOLA.
FINE ISINGLASS.-GELATINE.

BUTLER & M'CULLOCK'S LENTIL FOWDER.
GILLON'S ESSENJE OF BEEF.
TAPIOCA AND PEARL SAGO.
ADNVA'S PREPARED BARLEY.

DITTO GROATS.
ROBINSON'S PiIEP.RED BARLEY.

DITTO GROATS.
THE ROMCEOPATHIC COCOA.
THE HOIICEOPATHIC CHOCOLATE.

THOMPSON AND CAPPER,

HOMCEOPATHIC CHEMISTS,
4a, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

J.

J O N E S,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WOOLLEN DRAPER; &c.,
Ilas always in Stock a large assortment of every description of Broad Cloths, Fancy Trowserings, Scotch Tweeds, Fancy
'Vesting, &c., of the newest htyle,,.

FASHIONABLE COLOURS, IN LADIES' OLOTE-IS.
SHIRTS, ,COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS, TIES, DENT'S GLOVES, AND UMBRELLAS.
N.B.—A_ Fresh Stock of Fancy Goes received every Friday Morning.

THE LIVERPOOL CLOTH HALL,
3 E ANELAGH STREET (Opposite the Waterloo Hotel).
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

Coastiu $t

DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL
AND BRISTOL.
One of the new Screw Steam-shlps
ATHLETE or AUGUSTA,
Will Sail Weekly (unless prevented by airs un
foreseen occurrence),
From CLARENCE POCK, LIVERPOOL ~Every Tuesday.
From CUMBERLAND BASIN, BRISTOL.-- Every Saturday.
Without Calling at any intermediate port.
Cabin Fare, 128 6d; Dcck, Es. Return Tickets, available for two
voyages 17s.
Apply In Bristol, to Mr. Richard Rowe, Steamers Wharf, Redeliffe
Backs ; or here to
CRAM, POWELL &CO 35. South John-street.

Removal e loading berth to east side Clarence Basin.
ALTERATION OF SAILING DAYS FROM DlvisitrOOL.

.....—...... ..
STEAM COMMUNICATION TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL
- and LONDON, caliing at PENZANCE, FALMOU ill, PLY
MOUTH, PORTSMOU ill, and (or] SOUTHAMPTON (on
the voyage to London), and at WENT COWES, 1.W.,
PLYMOUTH, FALMOUTH. and PENZANCE, on return to
Liverpool.
The LONDON & LIVERPOOL STEASI sum
k .., 1/IN. COMPANY beg to announce their intention or
2,,r, gle-,, , despatching ol.e of their powerful steanicts Irorn
'i:4115.41.1k each port as under, unless prevented by any
-.,,,,frre..A., - untorzseen occurrence:— -
!UNGARO.) .... ..
LOIRE ........... ...... 650...... HP— ... DHNIFSEY.
EMPRESS EUGEN1E...750......100 HoSioNs.
These vesselsare all first-class,ancl havesuperiot ..ccomrnodttl3n
for passengers, combined with great speed and capacity for goods.

• _
FROM LIVERPOOL.
October
E. EUGENIE .... Saturday__ 3 .... at 10 o'clock. night
LOIRE . -atucklay.... 10 ..... at 4 o'clo k, afternoon
E. EUGENIE.... SE turday..... 17 10 o'clock, night
1.01 R E . Saturday.... 24 .... at 10 o'clock, night
E. ELLIENIE ....Sa ur ay.... 31 ....at 9 o'clock,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

FURS.

GREAT INCREASE IN THE DEFARTMENTS, ESPECIALLY IN MUFFS, NOW SO FASHIONABLE.

CRIPPS has the greatest confide/12a 'II soliciting purchasers to inspect his very large
STOCK of this SPBEInt'S FURS, the whole having:been prepared with the greatest care, and none but genuine
star: ell-seasoned SEINS selectecL

BOAS any MUFFS, in real, Sable, and Sable Tail, from Two to Tnelve Guineas each.
FRENCH FAUX "ITTO, from Thirty .11:1lingi to Two G1ii11426.
MINK, ERMINE, and MINIVER, One Guimea each.
BIUsQUASH, S.QUIRFEL,--4.s to Is 6d.

COMPLETE SETC-MUFF, BOA, AND CUFFS-TO MATCH, IN EVERY DESCRIPTION.
TRAVELLING RUGS, IN BUFFALO, WOLF, AMERICAN FOX, AND OTHER SUITABLE SKINS.

CARRIAGE FOOT MUFFS, &c.

FURS CLEANED AND ALTERED.

FUR, SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AND FANCY DRESS WAREHOUSE,
11 AND 16, FOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

JOHN CRIPPS,
PROPRIETOR'

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

URCHASED for the present and ens•-:ing Seasons, under very peculiar circumstances,
Pvarious large lots of

FRENCH AND BRITISH MERINOES, COBOURG CLOTH, FANCY DRESSES, SILKS,
SHAWLS, MANTLES, FU'IS, PRISTS, BLANKETS, FLANNELS,
BONNETS, RIBBONS. SILK VELVETS, &C., &c.

Tbe-who7e is now ready for Sale, and all I'm era will find a material ea, ing. The remaining portion of the-Snmmer Stock will be
offered at mere nominal prices. Also, LADH'S' UNDERCLOTHING an 1 BABY LINEN DEPARTMENTS is fully assorted
with Cheap Gocds.

OBSERVES

CROYDEN HOUSE, 42, RA NELAGH-STREET.
H. OWEN, PROPRIETOR.

CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE.

pURCHASEES requiring a really good Article, at an exceedingly Moderate Price,

can base their want' suppled, from a I..rge, aell•selected Stcck et the Newest Fatterns, at

122, BOLD-STREET.

TABLE SERVICES, SUITAF.LE FOR SMALL FAMILIES ail 7s. 6d.

Can always be raatchcd up at the same rate.

J. O'DONNELL, Proprietor.

BOTTLED ALES AND PORTERS.

Per Doz. Pints.

GUINNFSS AND CO.'S DUBLIN STOUT
TRUMAN, BANBURY AND CO.'S LONDON STOUT

Per Doz. Quarts.
4e 6d.
be Od.
43 64.
6e ed.
6.1 Od.

DRO,IHEDA FINE ➢ULD ALE 23 gd
ALLSOPP'S OR BASS'S INDIA PALE ALE
EDINBURGH STRONG ALE

Families supplied with Foreign and British W inea and Spirits, genuine • mported, by
T. F. ASHE,
W OLESALE AND EXPORT BOTTLER,
47, SOUTH CASTLE STREET.
STORES:--13! Axe 15, THERTON STREET, •ND 15 AND 16, THOWAS STREET,
Ordge delivered Free to any mrt ef LiTorpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

THE very best LONDON HAT, 155.; Style

Quality, ard Ventilation require no Puff or Patent to
sell Chem.
WOOD, 73, LORD STREET, LIVERPOOL.

TjAWRENCE HALL'S PATENT STARCH
is undoubtedly the best in use. Observe, every
packet is signed, "Lawrence Hall," and may ba had of all Meer%
chandlers, &c.

WIIOLESILE AGEWTS : '
R A IMES and CO., Liverpool, York, and Edinburgh.

GENTLEMEN DINING IN TOWN,
Can have a good DINNER, including a glass of sparkling Welah

Ale, at Bad and pwards, at the

GOAT HOTEL and RES.TAURANT
20, PETER'S LANE,

(Near St. Peter's Church, Liverpool.
Hot Joints, Soups, Poultry, Fish, gre., from Twelve to Four &ill.
Importer of the far-famed WELSH ALE, and dealer in Virtue.' 441
Spirits of a superior quality.

EDWARD BARNES, Proprietor,

Smoking and News-rooms attached. Tea, Coffee, Chops, Steaks,
&c., at all hours. London and Liverpool papers, and Carnartoss
Herald.

NELSON AND Co.'s IEOLIAN HATS,

With recent improvements (6 and 7 Vic., cap. 65.)

No. 1. No. 2; No. 3,
lOs 6d 12s 6 d 15s Odi

NELSON & Co.,
HAT MANUFACTURERS (PATENTEES),
74, LORD STREET, LIVERPOOL.

J
ESSRS. EINIG and Co., from Paris, in return
ing thanks for the liberal patronage hitherto
extended to them, beg to inform their friends and the public that
theyihave REMOVED to the commodious Premises, situated No.

CHURCr". STREET, adjoining Messrs, Beard and Co.'s Photographie

Messrs. EINIG and Co. have just purchased ais and elem.
assortment of Trouserings, including all the newest and mostaPProTed

patterns.

ILJ. NODDER,

HATTER,

SI, CHURCH STREET,

Respectfully announces that his newest styles for the seaaonM

are ready.

GENTLEMEN'S PARIS RATS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

SMITHSONIAN HOTEL,
BaoADwAT, Corner of HOUSTON-STRUT, NEW YORK.
Named In honour of the SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
Established at WASHINGTON, by the U. S. CoNGaEss,
With Funds bequeathed by JAMES SMITHSON, of ENGLAND.
Ravin the Friendship of the OFFICERS of the NATIONAL INSTITUTION,
Is conducted on the System of Hutels In ENGLAND.
CHAS. 11. SMITH.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

GUNS.

WILLIAM DOOLEY,
GUN and PISTOL INt AK 6R, 9, RANELAGII-STREET,

Opposite the Waterloo Hotel,
Begs to return thanks to the Nobility and Gentry for the great
encouragement he has received during the last twenty-five years,
and to inform them that he has a large Stock of GUNS, PISTOLS,
&c., which, for price and workmanship, cannot be excelled by any
house in the kingdom.
W. D. particularly requests gentlemen requiting Guns of the
finest quality to favour him with a call, to inspect his Stock, whirl
will convince them that all his klanufacture are on the most approved
principle.
REVOLVING PISTOLS, RIFLIES, &c., in great variety.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

DESCRIPTION OF SUMMER HATS.

YATES &HESS, } ENGRAVERS,PRINTERS
33, LOR D.STR 13 ET, AND LITHOGRAPHERS,
LIVERPOOL. To If, R. H. Prince Albert.

yATE'S and HESS,
WEDDING STATIONERY
SUPPLIED BY 33, LORD STRBET,
LIV Elt POOL.

yATES& [MSS, 1 1
33,Lorto.sTnv.w.1)1E-SINKERS.
LIVERPOOL.I

a3ERALDItY 800 KS yATESand HESS,
Kept for Inspection, aid d 33, LORD-STREET,
SEAL ENGRAVING a' LIVERPOOL..

JUST RECEIVED,

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF VERY
SUPERIOR
FRENCH FELT HATS!'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

WANTED; a., good HOUSEKEEPER and
NEEDLE-WOMAN, to take the entire Charge
of a House and Servants. The situation is seven miles from Liver-
pool by rail.—Apply by letter only, Box A 57, Northern Times
office.

WANTED, a CIGAR and TOBACCO SHOP,
or a small HOUSE with 6110 P, in the centre
of the town, with immediate possession. Rent per annum and all
particu'ars.—Apply by letter, addressed L. It., General Post-office,
Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

STATE OF AFFAIRS IN INDIA.

There is nothing to confirm the report of the relief of
Lucknow. _ _ _

The Post, in its leading article, does not advert to it, but
says there seems to be every ground for supposing that we
may reckon on the ability of the garrison of Lucknow to
hold out till fresh and sufficient troops can be brought to
their relief.

The Ti/saes regards in a gloomy light the Indian des-
patches published on Tuesday. It remarks that there is
reason to fear that General Havelock has thus far gained
no substantial advantage. Indeed, it is too probable that
by the union of three large bodies of mutineers hovering
about him he would soon find himself as much besieged
at C ►wnpore as Wheeler hal been bsfJre him. It is not
Delhi that is now the chief point of anxiety; nor yet do
Lucknow and Agra monopolise interest. The whole line
of communication is threatened and disturbed. But it is
the general condition of the country—the questionab e
spirit, the conspiracy, the threatening demonstrations, and
the doub ful alleigance, that impart the most anxious
features to Tuesday's intelligence. For several weeks
more we must make up our minds to the probability of
fresh disasters. Give thus, the month of September ; let
us tide over those thirty days, and there is still cause of
fear. We are now almost powerless spectators. Whether
the British government has done well or ill it can do little
more.

Tha Bomboy correspondent of the Daily News, writing
on the Ist of S p'ernb r, states aa a rumour, th►t a R ijah
of the S .uth Ma'irattu country, had rais, d the standard of
rebell on, and had already been joined by 20,000 men. If
this report should turn out true all the malcontents of the
Niz ins terri.ory would rally there and we should have
heavy w irk in that quarter.
The Northern Bee of St. PetersburE,rh, which is as well
as other Russian jou-nal:4, under the control of Govern-
in:Alt, has published three friendly articles in reference to
the India crisis, which contains many expressions of
goodwill towards England. Tne Bee says, we shall not
rejoice at England'. losses. Odr commercial relations to
those, of England are so materi illy dependent th it while
rejoicing at another loss we draw it up ,n ourselves.
We have learnt much from E igland—much remains for us
to learn from her, and we have ever considered England
an I not France, at the head of the civilisation of the day.
Tno Bee coneu les by enumerating various grounds which
bind Russia to England, in preference to other countries.

THE OVERLAND ROUTE FOR TROOPS.
The Horse Guards have at length decided on despatch-
ing a portion of the Royal Artillery by the Overland route
to India. An order has been received at Woolwich for the
fir the embarkation of Capt. Thriug*s and Capt. Culvert's
companies of Royal Artillery to go on board a Southampton
steamer on the 10,h of October, fir Alexandria, to proceed
thence via Suez and Point de Gale, for Bombay.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

TO DIERCIIANTS AND OTHERS.

WANTED, a SITUATION as CLERK or
COLLECTOR, by a young Man, aged 21, of
t udinesi habits, and genthmanly address. Be wr tes a good and
expeditions band, is cones runt with bockkeepinv, and can be well
recommend d.—Address W. C., Northern Times office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

AGRA.

We have received advicea from Agra to the 7th instant
when all remained quiet in the reighbourhood of th t
fortress. The m .tinears from Neemuch. and Nusseerabad,
who threatened the place for some time, have retii eel
tower's Delhi, stud there was AQ appearauce of a hostile

force in the v'etinity. The In lore mutineers, who had
reached Gwalior, were, however, reported to be adv ,ncing
in the direction of Agra, but no fears were entertained for
t!--e safety of tha fo-t. The European' inhabitants still
remained in the fort, which was crewded to inconvenience.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

NOTICE.

E EC'ItO-PLATE G00D9.--I here are few branches of art that more
perfecti-m has been attained in than in this portion of our manufac-
ture, and the most beautiful specimens of spoons, forks, goblets, and
other table artich-s of the sort, may be seen at Mr. E. T. Hall's, of 23.
South John-street, ho, to his other branches of business, has added
a department for the save of these articles, having been appointed
agent to cne of the first manufacturers in Birmingham. The designs
n these articles are beautiful, the quality very superior (nearly as good
as silver), and the price, considering all these, moderate to a degree.
An inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.—Northern
Times.
Test Spoons.
Dessert Do. . .
Table Do
Dessert Forks
Table Do.
...... 245.
Sent carriagef... ree to ..ny part of the country.
- -

R CAMERON,t
• WATCH AND CHRONOMICTEIR MAIER;
54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, OR HIRE.
SEIT.ANTS,, 4,WADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROMETERS,
CHARTS, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

FRE NCH MOD RATOR LAMPS.

-HIGGS AND JONES
solicit especial attention to new and

ostensive
SIO:IC OF THE ABOVE LAMPS,

All of which are of really gool make, in the newest and
chcicest designs, at remarkably Low PRICES.

IMMEDIATE INSPECTION

IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED.

lIIGGS AND JONES,
FURNISHING IRONMONGERS,
e, LOAD STREET.

I_7RAWING-ROOM PORTRAITS
_(ON PAPER, SIZE EIGHT INCHES BY Six),
At the Liverpool Branch of the London School of Photography,
46, CHURCH-STREET.

The following REDUCTIONS have been made in the PRICES of
PORTRAITS on PAPER since the removal of patent from the
Collcdion proce,s. The Portraits formerl, charged
X 3 23. Od. are reduced to .t'o 10s. 6d.
2 2 0 19 9, 0 5 0
1 1 0 •,, „ 0 3 6
0 10 6 ~ „ 0 2 6

No difference is made in the quality of the Photographs on account
of the reduction of the price. Dnplicate copies are charged half price

ANDERSON'S (LATE) SAINSBURY'S SODA
WATER MANUFACTORY
AND REFRESHMENT ROOM,
22, EZCHANGE-STBSET EAST.
SUMMER BEVERAGES:
IMPROVED sF.lma7s POWDERS AND SUPERIOR SCENTED
LAVENDER WATER.
MACKENZIE AND MIDDLEMASS'S CELEBRATED
kvINBURGH BISCUITS.
THE NOTED ROWLEY BISCUITS.
BARCLAY'S STOUT, AND ALI.SOPP'S ALES.

PRICE TWOPENCE.
WILLMER'S RAILWAY AND STEAM-
BOAT GUIDE, Published by Authority on the. First of
every Month, is the most simple and accuratepublication of the kind
It contains the Hours ,of Departure and Arrival of all Railway
Trains out of and into Liverpool; the Hours of Departure of all Steam.
bosh', whether foreign 'or coastwise; Lists ccof Railway Fares;
Omnibus Time Table; Calender for the Month; A POST OFFICE
DIRECTORY, shoeing the hours at which all malls are made up and
despivehed from LiVerpool to all Parts of, the- United Kingdom ; a
Tabular Statement of. Foreign Post Days, and Rates of Pottage
Letters and 'Newspapers; together with a variety of ether woeful
Information for all classes.
Published by Charles Wiliam, South Jokil-itreet, Llverpool.la
Sold by all ksigßusgLen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

TALSE HAIR OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Ircluding Coverings for the whole Head; for the
ont part of the Head only ; for the Back of the Head seperately
many of them new designs, and perfectably undetectable under any
scrutiny, are kept in Immense Stock ready for immediate use, at
ASTLEY'S, 53, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

TO BUILDER AND OTHERS.
MINERA LIME !—The best WELSH LIME,
from the Minera Lime Company's Works, for-
warded direct from the kilns to say stat'on on the London and North-
western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Liverpoool and Southport and
Che4hire Junction Railways. Price at Crown-street Station,
Liverpool, 15s. per ton; moderate prices at other stations.
Parties in Liverpool are representing to the public that they supply
the above Company's Lime. This is to Give Notice that it can only
be obtained as above.

Depot for Liverpool—CßOWN-STREET STATION.
Chief Office-13, JAR ES-STREET.
OWEN CAREGAN, Sole Agent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

£5O TO 2,ooo.—The PROMO I'OR LOAN
and ANNUITY COMPANY GRANT LOANS
from one to five years, at 5 per cent. par annum, tepayAb:e by Instal-
ment-' upon Personal or Real Secn-ity. Total interest upon £lOO, It
repaid qu aterly, for twelve months, £3 2e 6d.—Local Alanager, G.
H. Goodall, 14, Tarlton-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01

unity, or even union, among Protestants is
possible on any such principle. Men equally
earnest and honest will put different interpreta-
tions upon the words of Scripture. There can
therefore be no agreement in dogma or doctrine.
Alen will see and feel differently even in regard to
essentials. The aim at doctrinal unity is a weak
Point of Protestantism ; the essential principle of
which is " let every man be fully persuaded in his
own mind."

Faith is an individual thing; no priest may
dictate it, no church may impose it, because no
man, who is in earnest, can receive any faith but
that which he himself feels or thinks to be true.
The unity of Protestantism is here—that each man
may be true to his own conviction, faithful to hie own
light ; he is accountable not to ma❑ but to GOD for
the faith which he holds. The Alliance has not
yet grown up to the full admission of religious
freedom. It is trying to do what the Roman
Church failed to do—namely, to bring about one
uniform and universally accepted haterpretatim of
the Scriptures. And though Protestantism pos-
sesses probably as much real unity of sentiment
as exists in the Roman Church, yet, in conse-
quence of its own vicious procedure, its misappre-
hension of its own function, and its aiming at a
seeming impossibility, Protestantism fails to
present a logical and satisfactory reply to the
taunt of Romanism.

But though the Alliance is not all that we could
desire, we arc still thankful for the good that is in
it. It shows effectually that there is a great body
of doctrines, common to a vast duster of sects,
that go under the name of Evangelical. Here
were met together, taking part i❑ the same services,
and giving each other the right hand of Christian
brotherhood, members of the Church of England,
Independents, Baptists, Methodists, Lutherans,
Calvanists, Armenians, Presbyterians from Scot-
land, and Fpiscopalians from America, Sc;. The
Archbishop of Canterbury wrote his approval, and
Churchmen and Dissenters met in friendly
greeting. These are things not to be sneered at.
It is someting to see men of various creeds
and nations recognising their unity and
difference, and agreeing to a broader plat-
form than those of their separate churches
Let the same spirit animate them when they
separate, and go with them to their several homes
and congregations, and then we have seen a
promise of better things to come. Churchmen
and Disenters may then no longer be battling
about church-rates and ceremonies, but may com-
mence the rivalry of whp shall be most effective in
promoting the true enlightenment of the people—
the diffusion of sound knowledge, and the practice
°f virtue. For, after all, goodness is raligion.
We shall not despair altogether that the Alliance
may one day widen its pale, broaden its platform,
and accept all who honestly search for truth,
whatever their finding may be. This is the true
Catholic Protestantism, and the only effectual reply
to the vaunted unity of Rome.