The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-04 00:00:00

Comintrefai halm— JEW Oan

At twelve o'clock, at 1, Oldhall street, 150 tons Bone Ash.
—Mow and Barclay.*
At twelve o'clock, at the brokers' office, 8, Lancaster
buildings, 600 barrels Rosin.—Sill and Meugens.
At the brokers' office, 23, Oldhall street, 100 bags Malabar
Turmeic, all faults.—Glastone and Serjeantson.
At twelve o'clock, at the brdokers' office, 2, Dale street,
G:nn Arabic. Saltpetre, Gambier, and Roots.—Browne,
hunter and Co.

*.* For particulars see advertisements,

At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranela2h street,
t oys are CLO rHED from the Ages of 6 to 20 Years.

AMUSEMENTS, PUBLIC MEETINGS, &c.

THIS DAY.

itoYal Amphitheatre—Mr. Barry Sullivan-7 p.m.
Academy Rooms, Old Postoffice-place-10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Q,lee4's Hall—Organophonic Band-8 p.m.
CLIYton Hall—The Songs of Scotland-8 p.m.
~"eemason's Hall--Gallery of Anatomy-11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
itoYal Colosseum—General Entertainment-6.30 p.m.

*4,* For particulars see advertisements.

Exelluivdy for CLOTHING BOYS from 6 to 20 years.
LEWIS & CO NI PA NY, It anelagh street.

. NOW PUBLISHING,
PRICE 24 6k,
THE LIVERPOOL YEAR BOOK
FOR 1856.

EDITED AND COMPILED BY
, TITO \TIIS LEE AND J. H. NIGHTINGALE.
s ON TIT& LIVERPOOL TIMES " AND "LIVERPOOL MAIL."
bar, x CON I'EN TS :
iisTonv OF LIVERPOOL AND BIRKENHEAD IN 1856
and Tide Table fir 1817 The Liverpool Coroner's Court
4'sr Of the corporation and other Statistics. 1856.
1 uti:ie End es. Digest of Business transacted in
rid the Drama in Liverpool the Averpool Inst. let Bank.
1854. ruptcy Court in 1856.
Liverpool Observatory ; Tempera. What was done In the Liverpool
tnre rinrlng 1856. County Court Circuit in 1856
Inrrne and IT.xpeniture of the Services of the Liverpool Lifeboats
't"rilael Corporation daring in 1866.
1856. Corn Duties received at Liverpool
The Liverri;ol DOcks-:their Ex- for tbe quarter ending December
tent, Depth, Quay Space. &c. • 31st, 1856.
Plans for ompleting the Birken. Pa,sengers arrived at Liverpool
had Dock.. during the Qtarter ending De-
Architeetural Things in Liverpool cember 31st, 1356.
...during 1836 Review of the Trade mf Liverpool
i'he PO • •
..,vington Waterworks. in 1856.
con necte i with Liver- Stock of Corn in Liverpool Decem-
, Pool, her 31st 1856, as compared with
APplmatimis to Parliament for the st me period in 1855.
Lncal Rills in 1857. Annual and Monthly Statements
Liverpool Criminal and Police of the Expo-t of Coal from
atistics f 1816. Liverpoo in 15.
4he Liverpll and Australian War Vessels built for the Admi-
T•ade 19 1836. rally by Mr. John Laird.
Public Dr inking Fountains in Gunboats built by Mr. lohn Miller,
Liverpool. of Liverpool, in 1855 and 1..56.
The ShipAngTrale of Liverpool Alen-of-War arrived at and pro-
-1856. ceeded from Liverpool in 1854,
Inriia Trade—Shipping Ste- 1855, and 1856.
tisti .s. Liverpool Stock Exchange—.
The
Free Public Library and Monthly Highest and lowest
Museum. Prices of Shares, Bank Rives of
Anlerican telegraphs—The At. DLcount, Amounts of Bullion
lastic Telegraph Company. in the Bank, &c., 1856
LIVERPOOL'S SHARE IN THE WAR WITH RUSSIA.
Poi-dished by Benson and Mallett, Liverpool; Alexander Ireland
Examiner and Times offierN.Manchester and all Bisok-
:::aeller.

BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GKEAT TASTE,
A' LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh street.

ROBERT MULLINER,
(Successor to Gown' & Co.),
(Late with Wm. Horne, London),
C kRRIAGE AND HARNESS MANUFACTURER,
59 and 61, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREE LIVERPOOL,
MANUFACTURER. OF IiVRRY DRECRtPTION OF
FAsHIONABLE CARRIAGES.
Zole Agent for the Patent Dioraples, for which a Prize Medal was
. _ awarded at the Great Exhihiti'n.
. .

A Great Variety of New and Fashionable CARRIAGES always on
stew, which are ready for immediate use. Estimates given for
rePairs.

,CARRIAGES TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
rood Standing on moderate terms. Carriages sold by Com.
tainkn.
Merchants suppliel with Carriages for exportation on libera

IiOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE,
At LEWIS & COMPANY'S Rinelagh street.

FISH DINNERS DURING LENT,

MORRISH'S MERCHANTS' DINING ROOMS,
LANCASTER BUILDINGS,
TITHESARN-STREET.

13°Y S 1 CLOTHING MADE MTH GREAT TASTE,
At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelagb street.

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1857.

THE DAYS NEWS

There, is very little news of importance from any
cluart,r this morning. Yesterday the screw steamer
City of Baltimore arrived here from New York,
avitri only occupied 11 days 19 hours in the
P'ls•--t':! from that city to the Mersey. She brought
,!;iy!s later news, hut it is of little interest
- from Washington state that Mr.
•Uaelianan had completed his Cabinet, but no names
41;0 iven. The Senate wore called to meet on the
;*ll-March, by proclamation, when Mr. Buchanan
deliver his inaugural address The state of
le4irs in respect to the "Dallas Clarendon" treaty
Was still occupying much attention in political
etreles, and all accounts agree in representing the
°l'Position to the ratification of the treaty as being
organised and consolidated by the efforts of a knot ,
.men, among whom General Cass is the most
h'qiicuously noisy, and SenatoDouglas the most
silently efficient. All well minded and far seeing
1361itielans in the States were very much annoyed
at this opposi'ion, and ;no man had ventured to
d
t."3' that the terms of the " Dallas• Clarendon"
treaty-are in themselves fair and just, for no man
has had the confidence to say that Great Britain
can
be expected to resign the entire control of the
Trans-Isthmian commerce of the world into
•am-vn.ican hands.
The Submarine Telegraph all had been
amended in the Senate; but no great alteration
,„
Old been made in its provisions. Meanwhile the
''egraph between Newfoundland and the United
tates has been put in operation, as will be seen
-",
1-1-3' the following announcement furnished to our
°lll, yesterday evening :—" Telegraphic Des,
Retches will be received at Messrs. Wier,
.‘,.jcichrane, and Co.'s Office, Weaver: Buildings,
~
i•unswick street, until Saturday morning next '
(7:!11 inst.), at half-past eight o'cloek, for the
%ionlinent of America, via the Submarine
-'-'9.legraph from Newfoundland, and, will be
• cle'!;patcbed from Liverpool by the powerful
Bt'2Stnship, Circassian, at nine o'clock, Saturday
morning, the 7th inst."
Our French advices state that the Pays has
Information that the Court of Pekin had issued a
ere prohibiting all subjects of the Celestial
death;
from trading with the English. on pain of
`4,eath; and it is stated in a report to the Russian
1.0-vernment, presented by the Governor of Siberia,
4.11 e t. since the attack on Canton. by the British,
Itl trade between Russia and China by land hes
``)ttsiderably increased, and an opinion is expressed
that, so long as war continues, the commercial
szl'clations.between the two countries will, become
day more intimate.
E. C. Bowring, the son of our representative
:al =long Kong, has written a defence of his father's
'ricinet in answer to the accusations made in Par-
He denies : that. Sir J. Bowang took
'-''tvantage of the circumstance that the Chinese
4 l'ln't.know that the Arrow had a right to hoist
the
British flag. He avers that they did know that
';he had the right; and goes on to say—The hon.
itentlernan who introduced the motion now before
after. Rouse of Commons did not thinkit beneath. him,
professing his personal friendship of twentye'rs standing for Sir J. Bowring, to stigmatise his
„;
I('aduct in respect of it as " flagitious But
61111tribly submit that the question whether the
linese did or did not know it lies at the root of
tied -whole matter, and that the decision of the
Vite,stion is indispensably necessary for deciding
ltiler they did or did not intend a deliberate
vi I);,''ation of the treaty. For the moment it is
°\"'d that they were ignorant on the subject, and
\,,,,,
(WIG not cognisant of the only flaw in the validity
ti,the register, the only excuse open to them is
,01.1.)4(1 against them, and the animus, the intention
fotheir part. is patent. This point has been so
-LY established in the debate, that it is not for