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

AMUSEMENTS.

THELITRE iI3YA.L.-At this theatre, which has been
closed during the week, the English National Opera,
Company will make their first appearance next Monday
evenirg. The company includes Miss Lucy Escott, Miss
Lanza, Me. Ila'gh, Mr. Durand, and many other well
known artistes. Wneeever the National Opera Company
has made its appearance it has been favourably received;
and we think we may anticipate for it a success in
Liverpool The operas announced are " Trovatore," which,
will be performed on Monday night ; "Der Freischutz,"
" Traviata," "Masaniello," and " Maritana."

TUC ASIrtIITRE&TREC.—Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wiliarns
continue their brilliant successes in this theatre. Last
night Mrs.. Williams took her benefit,. and the house was
crowded to overflowing. It is long since any actors head
had co complete a popularity in Liverpool as these original
and inimitable performers.
HENCILERS' CIRQUE ROYAL, DAL"-3TREET.--This,
celebrated EqueA.ian establishment,. second to none in the
empire, reopens on Monday :evening, not only with its
former far mrite artistes, but with, addidons that are Ain
more attractive. The public are aware of the great variety
of entert.iiuments given by Mr. Hengler, at the circus,
during an. unprecedented run of EUCC:'33 in the spring and
summer of this year ; and we believe he now comes with
greater attractions, which will be welcomed by the people
of Liverpool. He brins, old fay.puritv, as will as
those new f ices, who, n doubt, will soon he classed arnougst
the former. We are glad to fill that Mr. Fr inc:s, the active
and urbine manager returns with the company in:his usual
position. With inch a superior stud of the hest train, d
horses in the world—a company of unrivalled .artistes, a
manager kind and courteous—the re-opening of the cirque
cannot fail to the signal flr renewed public patronage,
to the best and in ,st pleasing entertainment of the sort in
Europe.
CLAYTON HALL —0603130 N CUMMING —Few entertain-
ments of any class his held such a lengthened sway in
Livirpool as that of Mr. Cumming. He. has had an un-
precedented inn of success in public estimation, and his
entertainment deserves all the patronage bestowed
on it. If it were not • belonging to a elas
that the public- are fond of, namely—intellectual and
instructive—it would not have bieo patronised so long, and
so well. On the opening we prognosticated that it would
" tell,"and we are glad to find public taste run in the right
direction. Lastly,. some new and interesting scenes,
descriptions, and illustrations: have been arlded, and to
those who have even frequ A-1' 1y visited the hall heretofore,
these cannot fail to impart still new interest. The prices
for admiz,Siou are now within the roach of all, and, none
should miss this fine treat.

FREENIAS )N'S H I. —Ol Wednesday, we gave
the public our opiLim of Mr. Ewart's performance.
are always glad to have it in our power to say something
pleasing of those 1.v'20 seek public favour, as performers or
professors of this, that, or the other art. Oa further
acquaiLtarce with Mr. Ewart, orr good opinion is im-
proved, and it would be impossible to speni a couple of
hours with a more agreeable and amusing companion than
he is. As a cdcbrat Al friend says, be "does everything,
an'. a great deal more into the bargain !" and although h.s
is ;:ot liko the celebrated Sir Boyle Roohe's bird---n two
places at once—yet his voice is in "two-and-forty place,,"
in a space called" No time I" 01,,ver as a ventriloquest, and
one or the best imitators of the lower animals we have
heard, he it also a necromancer, of class Al. Go and
spend r n evsning with him, and y)u endorse our opinion.
ST. GEORGE'S CONCERT Rooms.—At this place of amuse-
ment, Mr. Ben Williams, the favourite comic singer, with
the other talented artistes, have nightly caused a large
assemblage, who have, by their applause, expressed the
pleasure they felt at such an evening's entertainment, and
their thanks to the spirited proprietor of the rooms.

TELEGRAPHIC NE‘O'

By British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph'

THE PRINCIPALITIES•

A despatch from Jassy states that the Dig°
for Moldavia opened on the 4th instint'

FRANCE.

The Parig Three per Cents closed Ye'
(Friday) at 671. 60c., a decline of only 1°64
the
compared with Thursday, notwithstanding
ee all
unfavourable return of the Bank of Fran-i;
the raising of the rate of discount by the
of England.

boo
HORRIBLE DISCOVERY ON WATT
BRIDGE, LONDON.
fnet tit
Yesterday mcrning, two men disewered /Pet soft
resting on tha abutments of the bridge, to wille.is" ed.
was. attached. It contained the trank, and I/7,
human being—the head, hauls, and feet were g3ll''si ths
Punter, suzaon, who examined the remains bees
police station, stated, that the man had evidently
pp
murdered, as he had been eawel as- the flesll_'llt,ll odif
from the body, and the remains pickled ;. there sy3° -10
flesh left on the trunk to glow seven gashes, and gio
he
also discovered on the abiomen. There- wore cti7ffil)
the carpet bog, and cuts in them corresponding
the stabs.

SINGULAR . PROCEEDING- BY THE x$ 16
. CONSUL AT CORK.

The Cork Reporter mtkes the following extfaer- bf
statement respeAing a step said to. have been 'ileti
Mr. Keenan, United States Consul at' Cork :—" It
aisitea
remembered that when our magistrates at Passage ""0:10.
to investigate the particulars of the unfortunate f03',11
use harsherterrns, of the barque which WttS run dfolt
Western Star, an American ship —a'though the det4s, bief
'that occurrence, as deposed to, were such as shenl4,o'
stirred every civilised man to forward the incinitld
American Consul persisted in attempting to stop the
gation. The allegation was that a whole crewhad bear/ill/A
tonly allowed to parish when they might have been
and yet, upon some crotchet of International law, it W--bieek
sisted that not a word should be said upon the °jets,
because the consul decreed that they were answer to
him-and his superiors alone; so that we hare ne fLgotalt
que3tion them if they committed murder on our `-attof
The magistrates most properly thought that this wag
r the
"too much of a good thing," and they dissented
fr~igb
strange proposition. Bat the consul thinks that it gto
"to bind and loose," for, not satided with endeevouril/Ito
set these men free, he has lately issued his nXille
Passage Bench to imprison one Themes Palater,.°/',4
says at some time, or place unknown, conducted 13°1,4
in an irniroper ant insubordinate manner on bearir
refused-to do duty or obey orders.' Whether the udiol
quent was guilty of the-heinous offence in the R' C 9 toott
or Cove of Cork does net appear, or whether he ties-per
his cap'ain's life, or merely wished the cook's eye tnt
dition, ii not disc'osed ;but upon thin vague intivoic%stti,
he did something somewhere that was wrong', thee-30
'respectfully requests the magistrate to imprison tu'eA oe'
until it is found expedient to release him.' As tri:-(100
nin prove,we agivce a uri!sciotypytoofthiotseinwhfuollE:_re
Constitution, will
of the United States of America at Cork, leels,na4
tember 30, 1857. To the authorities at PaSgagS."
Cork. Gentlemen, Thomas Palmsr, seaman, one °lie;;,
crew of the American barque G. W. Hall, of Provids-00.0
United States, whereof Charles E. Mowey 111,4100
recently arrived in this port from Newport, Wale* 146
conducted himself in an improper and insuborainets
nor on board, having refused to do duty or obey 01'0;k
have the honour to recnost that you will cause saidil
person to be brought ashore. and imprisone I 4jit
expedient to release him.—Respactfully thine, IL
United States Consul, at Cork, Ireland."

•
BkNKRUPTS;
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By British a.:d Irish ,Itagrietic Telegraph'
Jahn Wakefield, 11l store, baker.

F•edtirick Ryder, Misineial-street, stationer.iv •4.1,
Mathew Townsend, Leicester, manufacter holl'sititv
John Catt. and Arthur W4lington Callen, L93'er
well, beer and bottle merchants. , •
Junes 503 re Piltjn, Devon-hire, timber dealer. keel)e'r
Francesco Yerruan, Leiceste--scare, 1i0n33
William Smith; 131 th, hotel keeper..
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William Clayton, Watling-street, Lambeth; Per.° !cmeto
Philip Nifilledom, Mark-lane, manure and cora del'
William Cox, Halifax, builder.
Joseph Hal'urd, Cheltenh lronmongor.

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Th.,/, 000
GoIINTT COUTIT--RPSIGNATION OP MR
We state, with much regret, that we understa;o4,
Pollock will preside in the County C.Airt for the 15 sot.
on Monday nex'. He will cl.liver judgement e,ti
i.
cases, the decision of whleh his stool over for ser
after which he will ceunto officiate in this conrt.
, FATAL ACClDENT.—Yesterday, amen named Cbrlfire:
Battersby, a carter, in the. emp}syment of Jamet(loe
mater carter, was killed on the. quay of the 13,21`.1e5e;
It appears that he was assis'ing pu-. a large pep "•(t
timber on a lorry, when it canted ck;er, fell 00
fallow's head, and killed him en the spo'. An ire
beelfl on the body this dey. arty r
re
THE' B^LTON NITIIIDETtED.—Aaron Mellor,.ta, e -13 or
ot
of Ms wife at Bolton, on the let instant, has 8') o°o*
caverEd from the wound be inflicted on his ear,i„,
after he had co nmitted the fatal deed on hi;
enable tle polos to remove him from the
Ktrkdale by the 3.20 p.m. train on Thursday 51te
At
there to await his vial at the Liverpool Ass:sPe• ,'Aof
PIM CaI.PTION mat WIDOW 11CGRES. AND FAltirr.eaLf!
have been rat -tested to direct the attention of ott`gto.r.,ll
to the adveriaernent wh'eh appears in our col:110'001,4
ntima.ting the closing cf the subscription list. Tye at ,
of the Mercantile M trice B,rvire Asiecintion Ntll,
eaegeatt
next meeting, take into con,idevation the best :,:af
disposing of the fund for the permanent ben-1"
family. 00°,
CAUTIOI‘k TO BUTCTIERS AND FISII DEALOSI be.°o%
Brunton, a hatcher, in Park-hill, was strtrele,.
the mag.strates yesterday, by Inspector Lloyd,l°`fia laod
" blown meat" expose{ for sale. The uric duct, cad
grovel, and their worships censured such e_.,nnrc,.t,t,,"bfi
fined the deftn ;ant 93 6d. —Mary Arne w,,r4;rgeaji.
keepe• of a fish-stall in St. John's Market, wa'„e",:for
Inspector Tyrrell with Exposing unwholesome " 0
She Wal fined ss.
She
The
ftCßanodnancy e
August
sstte2a3mrde,r
anhaisGeairrreiyed at a 40
fblssr3'
septet:l2..4-r cap,
touching at the usual intermediate ports. J 5-4 1
eiTllnah.:sgel 10.1.7
river
Trident e
tsr epbaamr
gewuroaepuncheonspalmwAs dagrsewv snereoydf oilLiverpool,
unhealthy-ihvai
elnerdp helpingo2o l 3tloTt os hzit
re
et rif r
ocs 51 5
off the Dimba. The Calabar had been totally Wr ofe
the bar ; cargo nearly all saved. q d 6,;11
Flt GLITFUI, Yes sy, a man a-Mehis -- for
Shimmins, of 7, Rock-street, Browalaw bill, cat "-1. bis
with a razor in a top bedroom of his it'flth3e:6o Stare
minutes before, his wife went out, leasing ". ‘-,110
wag - 00-
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dinner. He was for4-five years old, an' d
houseman at M sirs. Carrie & of 17, Rllll3-cirret`,fir
He went to work in the morning as usual, alto kis tot
home '0 his dinner at twelve. He cornplein.ktpiogosto
of being tightened at the thunder and the lig' bog1"01'
took place in the morning. He did not aprarn'oly af„tha
to be out of his usual state. His wife Was d
dea
momenta away, and on her return, found him
fiest At
bed-room where be had cut his throat, An
hell on the body this day,