Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-03 00:00:00

DENMARK

The Session of the Danish Chambers has beeb°s
opened by the Minister of the Interior, 10the
name of the King. No allusion is made tv
conflict with the Duchies.

THE IMPERIAL INTERVIEW AT

STUTTGARDT:

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At Stuttgardt the two Emperors were c,I °-gate,,ds
together three times,werfeetly alone, for
varying from an hour and a-half to two hours'
Prince Gorteschakoff and Count Walewislii coat
fered together for one hour and a- half, and 3
upposed they had other interviews.

B A.N K RIIPTS.

By British and Irish Hagnetie Telegraph;

R9bert Cloegh, Oxford-street, hosi,r .
Charles Povey, West Bromwich.
William Sm rrthwaite Barking, baker.
Solomon Cro s, West Bromwich, factor
Thomas Payne, Stranl Theatre, Strand, lessee'ortto
said theatre.
James C.ueker, Oakhamplon, ironmonger.
William Keeth, Exeter, innke,per.
Henry Strlbb, Bishop's Sutton, corn de ler.
T lornas Huiching., Adam-street, Adelphi, contractm
Simnel P :ndersluis, Lower Marsh, Lambeth, tailor.,o,
Wiiliana Bracker, Wiliam Hawkins Brucker, and Md.
John Brucker, Great Ormond-street, Bloomsbury, as
Plaistow, Essex, plumbers.
Robert Harrison, James Kiero Watson; and Henry xe-
aser
Kingston-on-Hull, bankers.

Henry Burke)! Graven, Leeds, corn factor.
and
Henry Smith Bight, hingston-on-H ill, merchant a
commission agent.
William Robe, tscm, Birmingham, carrier.
George Warburton and John Orm( slier, Manchester, stilt
merchantF.

Rebfrt Chevalier Cream, Rushall, apothecary.
Samuel Thyley and Thomas Russell, Macclesfield, 6
dyers.

John Tamhleyn, Hawkey, Cardinharn, cattle dealer.
Na.hin Farnworth, Chorie,y, druggiq.
Thomas Reber, Falcon-square, Loudin, druggist.

An immense vulture was shot last week in the forest Of
N,eppe, near Lilts. The naturalists of that place supr°sB
it t) be a specimen of the grand condo,r of the Andes. a
The Perth Courier announces that the Rev. Mr. Cal;
of Errol has received an utogra ph letter from her Make;
requesting him to pub ish the sermon recently deliverer
by him in Crathie Chinch.
CABINET COUNCIL —The ministers present on Thg,tg:
day. were—Viscount Palmerston, Lord Chancellor'
Lord Granville, Earl St. Harrowby, Sir G. Grey, 801 l
Clarend n, Mr. Labouchere, the Chancellor of the DWI°
quer, Sir C. Wood, Mr V. Smith, and Mr. Baines.
HIGH SPEED ON TII 3 NARROW GAUGIL—A traveller us
the Great Northern morning express train from gall;
chester to London, affirms that he timed the speed o 8
Wednesday week, and found that some parts of th..,
journey were performed at the rate of sixty-four miles 1"
an hour.

AN.ALTERNATIVE,—A tidy hiusewife once said tc%,
slattern, How do you contrive to amuse yourself ri
" Amuse said the other staring, " don't you knoire
have my housework to do ?" '"o
Yes, I see you have it l
do ; but as it is never done, I thought you must have so°e
other tray of passing your time."
THE l'istw PRINCIPAL OF JESUS COLLEGE.—At Osfad,
on Thursday morning, the Ray. Charles Williams,n firmerly Fellow and Tutor of Jesus College, Honourarif
Canon of Bangor Cath' dral, and perpetual curate °
Holyhr al, Anglesey, was elected principal of Jesus College,
in the room of the late Rev. Dr. Ffonlkes.
HORSE-RACING IN FRANCE —The autumn races at Chin"
tilly c anmence lon Su d ty. The great event of the dla
was the Emperor's Stakes, in which Monarque, Ronzi,ati
several other "c-acks" of the best French stables were
dotted by an English horse, Fisherman. Saunterer r 11"
second. rats result was totally unexpected by the menabeti
of the French Jockey Club, who dropped a good deal of
money; the betting had been brisker than is generally the
case on the French turf.
PirORKII0II•B INCIDENTB.—At the last meet'n; of the
Birmingham Board of Guardians, a le'ter was read from
the Rev. Israel Holgate, Wesleyan superintendant minister,
applying, for a room to be set aside in iha workhouse f 0
the spiritual instruction of pauper Wes'eyans. On the
rnceion of Mr. Hawley, seconded by Mr. Tonks. it vrti
resolved that the room now appropriated as a place (1,
worship for inmates of the Roman Catholic persuoir,
sn
should be also placed at the disposal of the Wesleyans ;
respective pastors of the two denominations to arrange
between them the times of their ministration. A letter
was read from Professor Anderson, offering to admit the
children, young and old, of the workhouse, to a performal
at half-past one on Sa'urday morning. On the motion °
Mr. Phillips, seconded by Mr. Tonks, it was resolved
that the offer be accepted, and the best thanks of the
board be given to the professor for his kindness and
liberality.

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CRIMINALS IN AUSTRALlA.—Wainwright, Who Was m
of the contributors to the London Magazine under ilae
name of Janus, and met frequently with Lamb, De Quincy
Co!eridg,e, Scott, and other stars of the literary firmament'
died but very recently in Hobart Town. His crimes are
well known, and far exceeded in atrocity those of Palmer'
who was recently executed at home. The worst instancy'
howev -r, was that of a criminal executed about 01
yeas since, in Sydney, who used to go up the country ofin,„
meet the bullock drays coming down with wool. I':
would camp with those in charge, and m ke them drunk'
when he murdered them, and making an enormous fief'
he burned the bodies, took the bullock drays on to SP.:
ney, and sold them and the wont. He had carried on this
system for some time before it wis traced. I
remember
reading this man's confession, and I thought it the most
horrible thing that I had ever heard or read of- .I'4o
offences or crimes that I have read of since approach th°se
of which this man had been guilty. Could any one but 1
demon approach five human beings encamped in the
bush, hold out to them the hand of friendship, smoke th°
pipe of peace, and drink with them as brethren, but when' r,
he found them stupified or asleep, deliberWely murder the
whole of them, and burn the remains and everything c°6-
nected with their encampment ? Some will excleilri;
"can these things be?"—but I think that in the hulk
President, already alluded to, there are many men as vicious
as this man was, and c Table of perpetrating crimes v.'te
as atrocious as he c emmitted.—Tait's Edinburgh illagair4
for October
ENGLI,I4 JOURNALISM : " The Diu, "—Every persol
(says the Bradford Observer) connected wi-h the pees''
who has anything of the esprit de corps of his professtoc'
must feel proud of the Times newspaper : its vast circular
lation, its innumerable advertisements, its manly ntterano•a
its extraordinary ability, its c:mprehensive infoemaii/
combine to make it to its cotemp Taries, not an object. -4
envy, but of admiration. But the Times. has great 8130
grave faults, nevertheless, and to multitudes it is not on
object of admiration bat of dislike, suspicion, and even'
hatred. They se., or ;pink they see, in the Times nelt
paper, a power which is prejudicial to some of the higbe
moral and social interests in the community ; or if not se
o,
already, that there is a danger of its bee
ming se. S) f
gentlemen holding this opinion have conceived the idea ,
starting another daily parer--not with any desire to to
turn the Times, but to neutralise its evil influence onrdee
check its prcud and oveibeaeing tenlncies. The I
originated some two years, age, and has been slog egg
growing and expanding ever
since and at this lo°llll
some 3,000 persons, many of them having a nationing
reputat'on, and the yindeder for the most part occoPY rot
honourable and influential pesitions in
their seve
locelities, have formed themselves into a joint-stock c° of
pany, and subscribed nearly £70,000 for the purPset to
starting 7he Dial. This new venture, however, Is "ri of
appear till the number of shareholders, and the ani°,1,1,,"000
capital are greatly increased. It is proposed to get al.as
of the former, and to make the latter £250,000, bertiog
issuing No 1 ; and certain gentlemen are ex e' red
themselves with great zeal and energy to achieve„esecl Position. Mr. Hancock, who is connected with the nrcr to
Dial, is now in Liverpool, and it will be seen frond to
advertisement in another column, that he is prePars4
receive applications for shares, and to give all noes
information.