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but they have been indisposed to seek this revi33

at the hands of a foreign despot. Eilglan-
has

ssioil

long mourned in vain over the supp
rational life in Italy= ;..but it was not possible'
that her generous hopes should gain strengtil
from the promise, that Louis.NAP.m.EON was t°
be its Liberator. The Foreign Minister

showed an eagerness to espouse either: side, Might
indeed have done justice to a generous fancy; but
he Would not have done justice to the far-seeins
prucloirice of Englishmen ; he would not love
terri-; I done justice. to the lessons of experience ; he

would not have done justice to the eliarActe` of

done Ps'
tice to the cause of nationality, nor to the

NAPOLEON 111 ; he would not hav,

hopes or I:iesi interests of Italy in.the first plac9-'
or the security 'and independence. of European
states in the second. To have given inlPi;elt
credence to Loufs NAPOLEON'S professions, and

to have endorsed. the policy he was initiating'
under: such attractive prospects, would have Iven

to implicate ourseles in all his ulterior desi,a

to have begun a concerted game of intrigue,
which we should. have been soon out-distanceii,

by the subtlety and daring of our open ally vu

secret competitor ;, to have become, in short,

the first his catspa*, and in the end his die
If the man who posses a conscience Is at 9

disadvantage, even when Opposed to one vtith°llt:i
what must be his danger. it' active 1111 t
ki ai unequal rivalry ? Whaf can be the test
first the loss of his virtur:,. and flaallit,lig

ruin a himself ? That the entetite cordicel6

tweetf tlikis country and France doetriint yeri.

promise o so disastrous an issue, due to ,
firmness A;fict foresight of Lord DER' find 441
!..

Poreign Minister.
14le have tem led into this line of retiaticbl

teeent publication of the cream orti'°tll.,

MIUMNIATRY's eorrespondeme on Italian
which wO'cOmmend to the notice of our reacic,
and whiclf We shaft not *fail, from time to

to use in thelieSeof ag causes—the exposure ;
Whig-Radicai chieahety- and pretemee, by wilic

they have cheared.‘their way to poor

41"

ONE of our daily c'ontempwaries Bay been ly
severe;. and, we kink.
unjust invective, on the' loc MagistfgeSif fli°,
their conduct in the di:-Arioial or the rec,eileffilir
cations for public-housc' liCencon The'
character of the remarks of' fliidh -we cottiPlif
wal be at •once Understom*itetilwe state, th.,41,

dulging in some very

they vire entitled, " ljesp'otism! on

clearly implying thereby, that

otif* focal Afae'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

C-7-
kj A

ICH A E
HAVE PURCHASED FROM
MESSRS. MORRISON.; DILLON, & CO., FORE STREET, lON
&
MESSRS: LEAF, SONS,CO., OLD CUANQE, Loza)O;.DON

CO.,
MESSRS. CALDECOT, WILCOX\ & 0., CHEAPSIDE,.'-LONDON; . •
Some of the most impirtant Lots of the General' -
DRAPERY STOCK --OF MES-SRS.: CASTLL., lONEs
2 & C 0..,
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSEMEN, ALDERMANBURY,-LONDON,

£6,614 6s. id.,
Will be offered on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 104:1859, AND FOLLOWING. DAYS,

STATEMENT OF PARTICULARS

DRESSES
PRINTS
LINENS
FLANNELS• •
SILKS
RIBBONS
LACES
HABERDASHERY
MUSLINS
CALICOES _

£3OO -18 7
118 0
19 4
463 18 5

452 17 10
1334 16 5
'343 10 2

247 11 6
279. 6

OUTFITTING
PERFUMERY
HOSIERY
CARPETS
DAMASKS
SHAWLS
MANTLES
BONNETS
STAYS

270 3 3
46:t -18 3
170 181 3
49. s 2- 0

234 t 17 11
76 7 10
262 1 2

BOOTS

dio
61, and
4 6
consists 7 of a
•
Thl Stock of CASTLE, 'JONES, 6z Co., being that of a WHOLESALE lI9LISE, iis n excellent condition,
class of Goods calculated to give satisfaction and confidence.
THE ENTIRE WILI

BE SOLD CHEAP,

LIVER ES T A
J. C. & CO. ARE IN WANT OF TW

B L I .S II M -E N T
ENTY FIRST-CLASS ASSISTANTS.

IRON AND NAIL WAREHOUSE,
tTOHN GIBBONS and CO. have ON SALE
and ROD IRON, STEEL, Wrought

BECKWITH-STREET, PARK-LANE.
a weTas‘scirtcd STOCK of BA-A, HOOP, SHEET,
and. Cut NAILS. '&e., Wholesale and Retail.

mustments

LADIES'

STRAW, TUSCAN,

• LIVERPOOL SOCIETY OF FINE ARTS.'
THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF THE
WORKS OF MODERN ARTISTS,
IN THE
QUEEN'S-HALL, BOLD±STREET,

Will be opened on Monday-, sth September, and daily, from
a.m. to 10 p.m. Single admissions, One Shilling.
Seasoai Tidkets-not transferable. Gentlemen, Five Shillings
Ladies, Three Shillings and Sixpence. Children unnertwelve,
Half-price'. Catalogues, Sixpence.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

Lilco from t

and as soon as t

constables and a country lad S Warn off to their help. It
was said that the monks would assuredly have perished,

heavily clad at the time, and could make little or no
exertion to save themselves. Their servants safely
reached the shore, unaided, by swimming. A reward of
£1 was also voted to a boat's crew for saving two men
from a boat which had also been upset in a' squall, off
Whitehaven. A reward of £4' was likewise voted to two
pilots for putting off, on two occasions, and rescuing, a
considerable risk of life, eight seamen from two ships
boats, off the Holmes, in the Bristol Channel„ on th

men to save the seamen from certain death, as they had
given themselves up for lost. After having been thu
providentally rescued the poor fellows were put safely

their vessel, expressing a

the same time their

deep gratitude for their opportune preservation. IL lb
gratifying to find how much the rewards of the National
Life-boat Institution, for valuable and courageous ser-

vices in saving life from wrecks, are appreciated on Lim
coast., and how they stimulate laudable and gallant
ar,rtg to reßene. often under the most tryinm mount-

pox
stances. It was decided to station a new lite.
the vicinity of the Cefn Sidan Sands, in Carmarthen Bay,
where some fearful wrecks, with loss a life, have fre-
_ , ”ndertakince hss

quently occurred.
T gentry
n us
e" y t
vicinity
ofhsiswa
fireceived the liberal support of Earl Cawdor, Lord
,D•flrntlele"crinSinirtyj.amoeisielloarnntlwtoon,lißfea-rbto.,aatsodare other
calsomuch

ion I'vould soon

save ninety life-

of each
tnat tu.
about £3O a-year, so that
2:11,4
is
average expense
efrelsblei

ntained in in efficient st:lte;

and contlnueu support. It was stated thst the late Mrs.
Thomson, of Blackheath, had left the society a rever-
sionary legacy of £lOO. Various payments having been
made for the maintenance of life-boat establishments,
the proceedings terminated,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

court IN

A she

at all, I'm sorry to -say,
I thotight that the lab
. _ . .

ra hat

this last four mOntl...!'_. After some conversation In
the .Ars. O'Dea went to the Post-office,
1 that the priSoner had received the letter
4nd gave her into custody. The letter-carrier swore
that he delivered The letter to the nrignmprl

Breen the wom

iscovere

and the case was remanded for the rpurpose
obtainingcif the testimony of ,the woman who
saw the letter delivered, and to give time for inquiries
to be made at the various bullion offices and mercantile
houses, to find but whether any cheque had been
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

Room, convener

to dispose of, will find

and the central and convenient sit

factory disposal of property entered—for sale.
e Sales by Auction will be resumed on Friday, Septembq
at two o'clock precisely, and continued to be held on eac

HOSIERY

R AWERS, UNDER VESTS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

front, and the free use of 500 yards of land for a kitchen
Price only £450.---For notes to view apply to John
20, Clayton-square.

Zff bt 2pib, nlisettiantons.

Filo be SOLD, cheap, three large, handsome metal CHAN-
DELIERS, fitted with Oil Lamps, suitable for a place of
worship or other large builuing.--Addrem, per post, G. H.,
Brougham-road, Seacombe.' ws.ass

TO GENERAL BROKERS, TRADESMEN, AND OTHERS.
THE Patent BARREL PACKAGE of every description and
size, adapted for. all kinds of Dry Goods, Samples, &c.,
&c.—Apply to George Goore, 5, Rumford-street, Agent to the
Manufacturer.

- ON SALE, a Second-hand. Condensing BEAM ENGINE,
21-inch cylinder, newly bored out ; air pump, 14-inch,
' re-bcr.-A, and fitted with new pistons and bucket ; all working
he parts polished up. Will he sold cheap.—Apply to J. and J.
Ldless, Nelson Foundry, Burnley, 657
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

BANKRUPTS

Charles Edwards, builder and contractor of Roath and
Cardiff, Glamorgansbir(
James Oxley

scrivener, currier, iron-master, sad coal-

maste-z, lfotherham.
John Shawcroft Hamilton, auctioneer, Kingston-on-
Hull.
Edward Hughes, n
wire-drawer and draper, liolyvve
F
Henri I

lin, coke-merchant, Liverpool

ortin fjtttejftgtflxe.

;ST BET TING

LEAVINQTON STAKES,
3 to l aganst Gaspard
arnenden

4 to 1 againbc
8 to 1 against Tottrnaniest
8 to 1 against Cytherus.
10 to 1 against Petra.
10 to 1 against Ancurip.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

31-ountainter's Dance) LA GALLEC;AD A

Grand Divertissement Comiql

executed by Senorita Gabriela

Romeral and Dim Manuel Guerrero.
Introduction—Grand Pas Montagmird El Fandango, by
Senoritas Elsa Galban and Ana Reynoso.

Grand Pas Coinique de la Gallegada, executed by Senorita

Gabriela Romeral and Don Manuel Guerrero.
.Grand Pas Finale, by the Spanish Ballet Company
And TILE RENDEZVOUS. • •

On Monday next,— THE LANCERS
Victor de Courcy Mr. David Fishe
First time in England,

L'ALIIAMBRA DE GRANADA.
Grand Ballet Andalous, in One Act and Two Tableaux,
nposed for the world-renowned Donna Petra Camara,

d by Don Guerrc
TABLEAUX I.

Grand Serenade de Guitare, by Don Manuel Guertero and the
entire Ballet Company.

Grand Pas de Granade, by Don GueirerO and Petra Camart
Grand Ballabille and Pas de Mangeaux, by Mad'lles. Romer;
E. Cialban, A. Reynoso, and the Corps de Ballet.

Sapateado de Cadiz—Pas, exceated by Petra Camara.
El Vito de Seviglia—Pas des Grieez, by SenoritasG. Romer
Elisa Galh

Pas de PAmericaine, by Petra Camara.
La Guarrucia' by the entire Spanish Troupe..
El Busca Pie—Grand Pas Finale, executed by Petra Camara,
Don Manuel Guerrero, G. Romeral, E. Galban, A. Heynoso,
And the whole Corps de Ballet.
OUR WIFE.
Count de Brissac • Mr. David Fisher.

Grand Divertissement Comiaue,
LA VALENCIANA !

introdr

m—Spanish

by Don M. Guerrerc

Ballabill6;by the whole TroOpe

La Tota, by Senoritas Romeral, Galban, and Reynoso.
Grand Finale, by G. Romeral, Don M. Guerrero, E. 6a:bar

ps de Ballet

THE RENDEZVOUS

, NEMY'S NOTE TOOK. Nicholas,' Mr. D
Fisher. THE SPANISH D ANCERS. NICHOLAS FLAM
Flom, Mr. David Fisher. THE SPANISH DANCERS. And
. .
THE RENDEZVOUS. .

ON Tuesday

On Wednesday, NOT A BAD JUDGE. , Lavater, Mr. D.
Fisher. THE SPANISH DANCERS._ BLACK-EYED SUSAN,
William, Mr. D. Fisher. THE SPANISH DANCERS. And
TILE RENDEZVOUS.

On. Thursday,—STlLL WATERS RUN DEEP. • John
Mildmay, Mr. David Fisher. THE SPANISH DANCERS.
NICHOLAS FLAM. .Flam Mr. D. Fisher. THE SPANISH
DANCERS. And THE RENDEZVOUS.'
On Friday-For, the Benefit of Mr. David Fisher,—THE
ARTIST'S WIFE. Clarmount, Mr. David Fisher. THE
SPANISH DANCERS. DON C.ESAR DE BAZAN. Don
THE SPANISH DANCERS. And
d Fisher. _ _

Box. M

—A Variety of Eatertainments, Ia which Ai
ml the SPANISH DANCERS will appear.

MISS REBECCA- ISAACS
'uishea- Vocalist and Actress, i 4
_ A _

Nights, C

nano-mine on Monday, Sept
MADAME CELESTE
ai4agenient

o Vw-Cive.Nights on Sept. lf.

and the Performances com-

Side Boxes

Dress Boxes, 2:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

DRAINING

14. To the owner of any estate in the district who shall drain
for his tenantry in the year enclinz 12th May, 1839 the greatest
quantity of land in proportion to the area of his estates, and
on the best system, the society's silver medal (two claimants).;
the Right Mon. E. Cardwell, Ellerbeck.
15. To the owner and occupier of not less than 150 acres
who shall drain the greatest quantity,' the silver meds
c'aimant):
16. To the owner and occupier of not less than SO
nor more than 150 who shall drain
society's silver medal (no claimant
17. To the tenant and occupier of not less than 150 acre

ty, the

greatest quantity, £8 (one elaiman
Bebbington,,Oultonwe, Taipbrley:
the tenant and occupier of not les.

who shall drain tin
Thom-- t

han 1O Acre.s.

nor;thore than 150, ivha shall tl

a the greatest quantity, £6

'no•claimant,

,
19. To the tenant and Occup:er of not less than 70 acres, nor
more than 100, £4 Cone claimant) ; John Aspinall," KenyOn, near
Manchester.

20. To the tenant and occupier of not- less than 40 acres, nc
more than 70, £3 (one claimant.) 'No'award.

21. To the.tenant an& occupier of not less than 25 acres n
more than 40,, t 2 (no claimant).

SUB-SOILING

22. To the owner and occupier who shall sub-soil plough the
greatest quantity, not less than six acres, the society's silver
medal (no claimant).

23. To the tenant'and occupier who shall sub-soil plo „
greatest quantity, not less than four acres, £3 (two claimants,
one disqualified) ; James Longton and Sons, Woolton
near LiTerpool,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

BANKRUPTCY COURT.-YESTERDAY,

[Before Mr. Commissioner PERRY.]
RE YARRER RuswroN.—This' bankrtipt, who lately
carried on business as a:draper, at Wrexham, applied
to pass his, last examination. Mr. Cooper, of Manches-
ter, who appeared for the assignees, having observed
that the assignees saw no grounds of opposition con-
nected with the case, his _ honour, after having

pointed out several errors, and admitting of their im=
mediate correction, allowed the bankrupt to pass accord-
ingly. Certificate sitting appointed for 7th October.
LIVERPOOL COUNTY COURT.

JUDGMENT

—HOPKINS v. BEEDLE.—His honour de-
livered judgment in this case, which was tried on
Tuesday last. The claim was for £6 75., a debt con-

The defendent w
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

FOREIGN .O IGA R. DEPdT
JOHN FRY.EV.„
20, D ALE-STREET, '.(NEXT DOOR TO THE

ANGEL

THE CELEBRATED
SWISS CIGARS from the FACTORY of ORMOND and CO., at VEVEY.
,
Several Cases of the most approved HAVANA brands lit
.CIGARS. MEERSceL and other PIPES in great variety

II 0 T E L.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

LIVERPNIL
Ist class and salon:

AntrEa,

LIVERPOOL AND BELFAST
The splendid Iron Steamships
BLENTIEJIII...Capt. GROBGE FITZSIMONS,
a.7t; AND •
• '""" 'WATIRLOO Capt. W. -MENARRY,
- - Or other first-class Steamers,
Are intended to sail es.-ery-Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
in August, unless prevrited, by any unforeseen circumstance.
(with or without a piXot,)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

In the cies of the inliabita

In addition to the direct connection which the

Port. of Liverpool has with our noble Canadian colony,
they must !'eel doubly interested in this gT&tt undertak-
ing, from the' eirenmstance that the bridge ;itself has

I.iespects; t

he parts have been again se

and shipped to Canada; there to be reconArnetca in its

perfect and abiding form.

To the Grand Trunk Railway a direct and uninter-
rupted communication between the north and south

shores- of the St. Lawrence - was of vital ; consequen

Inasmuch as a bridge across the St. Lawrence was the
key to the whole province, so, in possession of that key,
the Grand Trunk Railway would command the whole

external intercourse of 6anada ; whilst, without it

must remain : a mere provincial line. The tide of
immigration - sets very . much into Canada from , and
through the United States. The whole of that traffic,
so important to the Grand Trunk Railway, would
have been lost without the connecting link betweon
Canada and the United States. In the winter season,

also, the Grand Trunk Railway, kept open, des_
and frost, by various arrangements and appliances, would
command the trade of the province without
contend with any steamboat competit.on. To show; by
one illustration, the importance of a bridge to the Grand
Trunk Railway, it may be, mentioned that the Canadian
Government contribute the large sum of £.56,0.00 alear
to the Steam Ship Company, upon the condition of its
opening and maintaining the best direct steam-commu-
nication bet Ween Liverpool and Canada.
The diffieulties.of crossing the St., Lawrence were far
from inconsiderable. Its width, even at the most avail,-
able point, is very formidable ; , its current is Very s
its depth not insignificant. Besides this, the nav

t snow

ha-viup.

•
of the river, not merely by steamboats and other vessels
but by enormous timber rafts, had to be provided for
so that unusual elevation and unusual width. betwo
the piers were both required.• There was another obst
ole, more „.formidable—far more formidabl

In the winter season the river St. Lawrence presents a,
field of ice from three to five feet thick. 'Whilst it is
thus frozen, the river rises sometimes as much as twenty
feet above its summe- level. This rise of, water might

• •v
be provided for ;- but.how was accident to be avoided at
the annually recurring period when thd breaking up 'of
the ice exhibits, in North America, 'one of the most won-
derful operations of nature
_on that continent ?
Could any bridge be devised to withstand these for-
midable difficulties ? If possible, how.was such a bridge
to be constructed? 'The directors of.the. Grand Trunk
Railway, to whom these questions were so -vitally im-
portant, took a course which will 'Probably be thought
to redound greatly to their enterprise, and sagacity ; they
determined to take the opinion •of the. most

neer whose advice and counsel they could:obtain
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

JOSEPH HARRISOIT begs to inform his Friends and the Public that he has opened the
extensive Premises,
70; GREAT GEORGE-STREET, GREAT GEORGE-PLACE,

(LATE CREASY,)
FOR THE SALE OF FURNISHING IRONMONGERY,

At Prices, for CAlTtliat cannot fail to give general satisfaction

•
nu-Imo-PLATED SET, cosprising Tea anctCogeo Pot, Cream Ewer and Sugar Basin
ELECTRO-PLATED Or NICKEL SILVER TEA SPOONS
DESSERT SPOONS AND FORKS
TABLE • DITTO DITTO - •
LONDON,BRONZED TEA URNS ,,,
OVAL TRAYS, Set of Three
..,.: . . .
IVORY TABLE KNIVES, balanced handles '
DirrO DESSERT If. .- . ~.
HASTENER AND BOTTLE JACK .
. .
FINDERS
FIRE IRONS „....,
....,____
„,..,...._
'

from 70s Od
from 9s Gd per dozen
from 16s Od per dozen
from 22s Od per dozen,
front 363 Od each.
from 6s Od perset.!
from 12e 6d per dozen
Sum 104 6d per dozen
from 2s Od
from Is 6d to 60s.
from 2s Od to 50s.

SET OF SIX OVAL DISH COVERS from 15s Od
Th a PARAFFIN CIF. LAlrir.' This is the best and most economical lawn that is made from 2s: Od
The Wholesale and Builders' Ironmongery Branch, Bell-hanging, locksmith, Whitesmith, and Range
• . • "•: Manufactory, carried on as usual, at
. .
4: ST. JAMES'S-PLACE AND AsirroN STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

The 'Buitdiiig. News of to-day says negocia

:ons are pending between builders and opera

yes, which, it hop

will terminate in at

micable settlenien

The contributions from th

mounted to, £350

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

FRAKFUL WRECKS AND Loss OI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

Perempta
On Thursda

oom, Wain

The A 1 Ship

NEGOCIAiOR

61gi\k;;It.

1,017 tons per
Miramichi, N.l
seven years; ea

ni'boot-topped ;is amply
1' the passenger trade.

'ound in stores, and well adapt(
Length 189 feet 5-10ths, breadth
feet 3-10ths, depth 21 feet 8-10ths ; lying in Prince's Dock.-
Apply to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

doFF co.

IMPORTANT ADVERTISING MEDIUM

THE IVOLVERIIA3IPTON JOURNAL and
MINING DIS'fRICT ADVERTISER, with which is i
eorporated the NV o LVEE,ItAkIaTON and STAF H FORDSIRE lIERALrD:
and BIRIIIi GIIKV. iIIROESUIRE, and MIDLAND CODICTIES
ADVERTISER. incorporated newspaper is niw firmly
eitablished as a first-class advertising medium, and circulates
extensively throiwli the wealthy and densely popnlated dis_
trict of South Staffordshire, (the great iron and 'mining di,
trict),and the bordering counties of Worcestershire, warwia
shire, and 'Shropshire. It has also en extensive circulation in
the Metropolis, as-well as in distant counties, and eciisiderable
inilueuice S,totland and the NOrth of England,
Published every Saturday, price 4d. ;

;amps 3d

" " ARUNDEL," Private Hotel, 13 & 14,
TArundel-street, Strand. Gentlemen or Families visiting
London will Und first-cluftil ‘ardeornmaodatiou, combined with-
cotrifort and economy. fed r;ml 'Breakfast, with "•.:..e of
elegar.,, Sitting-rooms, 3s. No extras.' Full Board, ss. Per

•
PIER
HOTEL, CANNING-STREET, WOOD-
SIDE.—W. H. THOMAS, Proprittor.—W. H. T. begs
to inform his friends and the public that he has opened the
above Hotel, which he has fitted up complete for the accom-
modation of families and gentlemen, and hopes by strict atten-
tion and moderate charges to-merit a share of their support. e 2
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

post free
each, with F
Name print

Aleraldie ERg
London, W.C,

PLATE, WATCHES, JEWELLERY, AND GENERAL
ORNAMENTAL ENGRAVING.
ENRY, ROBERTS, No. 2,4, Tarleton-street, con-
tinh•es to vtecute all orders ,entrusted to him in the
- A the lawestipossible

T style, ut

remunerat

Ships' Plate, hiotta s, eze.
A'

•grders attended to.

IS'S TWO. SHILLING PRAYER

A TABLET

in VELVET, with RIM

VURCH-STREET,

'E Opp rOSTOPFTCE-AIWE.)

FS' S. 82

CHURCH-STREET

1,-,1,11.1.1.1.11, I
Is applied on the sai

HEAD WASUING
;in London, being a wonder-
Dticiency in the ;Colour, and
th of the Hair•

ir remedying an:
the G
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

atrita 2tatcs.

[1 be received at the

Company's ]

THE.:LIVERPOOT,NEW PHILA-
DELPHIA. STEASC,SHIP. COMPANY'S

uhl-ponvarcd

British iron screw. steam

CITY of BALT
CITY OF WASIIINGT(
CITY OF mANOUFAISR
KANGAROO
VIGO.
BOSVHGRUs (Branch
448, tons, _Capt. S. Brooks
steaniell

.2380-tons... Capt. P. C. Petrie
:2109 tons: ..Capt. J. liemed.y.
1.874 tons... Capt. J. Al.,Jeflti•e3
8953 ton... Capt. P. M`Guigal

TheLaerinentionel or other vessels are intended to.sail in 1859

FOR NEW YORK,

Calling at Queenstown, Ireland, about noon on the following
day, to take on board Cabin Passengers. and .destiate.
where the delay will be only about one hoar
CITY OF BALTIMORE ..
CITY OF WASHINGTON
KANGAROO
CITY OF BALTIMORI

Wednesday, Sept. 14.
.Wednesday, Sept. 28,
.Wednesday, Oct. 12.

Wednesday, Oc
And each. alternate Wednesday..
FROM NEW YORK, _

Callifq at Queenstown to land all
sPassengers for Ireland. and

despatchcsL—clelay about one• hour
CITY* OF 14ANCHESTER
CITY 'OF -LALTIMORE .
CITY OF WASHINGTON
KANGAROO

20
Aug. 27
Sept. 10
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

JULY FASIIIONS

TANCY CRINOLINE, CHIP AND STRAW
BONNITS.
Millinery Bisnnets, full trimmed, O. 114. to guineas,
Trimmed &raw and Fancy Sonnets, Is. tl/41. to 1 guinea.

-TITLY FASHIONS IN SILKS.
This deprztment is replete with Novelties. A beautiful variety
of Silks sidtable for Young Ladies, cut to any length.
Wide *tiiith Silks, 2s. 411. to Ss. lid, per yard.
Rich itounces, 2 to :11 guineas.
Frenth and English Glaces and Black Silks, from ls. 14d.
to 6s. G. per yard.
JULY FASTRONS

IN
SHAWLS AND MANTLES.
Alt the Novelties, in Silk, CleAh, Lustre, 13,34plkide, and
Honey-comb Jackets, Mantles, and Shawls. 'Great talent in
design and manufatture 'has been successfully,accoted to this
department this season..

JULY FASHIONS
FRENCH AND liRPTIII MIISLINS, TiAREGES,
MOHAIRS, FLOUNCES.
iety, from 3s. tid. to 11 guinea
;colour Flounced Moans at 3s. Tid.

-Small patterns
the full dram

u profuse N.

JULY

'ASHIONS

PARAgr,,S, RIEBON4, FLOWERS, FEATIMRR„
FRINGES, AND TRIMMINT;S.

AND GENTLEMEN'S OVIVITTING •XND

LADIES

LINEN.

BURNISHING DEPARTMENT,

Rich DAMASKS, Foreign and Britith LACE =CAWS-
LIN CURTAINS, Brais and Wood palms andiCORNICES,
the whole lof the most approved styles.

CARPETS.
Is. 2(1:,11,s. 4d., Is. 2s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

the jury

le, all the circumstances were
were far
's yesterday
The correspondent of the Times says the
The necessity of such a course
accounts received in Paris
,ore than once. It is nobteseinmpaldy_
behoved to be immi-
whether the • into the legations was b
t as to poison having
troops
from favourable. The advance .of the pontifical
of the
raini,t re is a ioub 4-her, taking everything into
nent. If they are successful, the entry
t4Hisi-dered' bat ,also wiley and all doubt that the con
Nict ad ti", it is not hey. aster a deleterious supply- Duke of Modena into his states, at the head of
It his army, was considered probable ; but if the
of either f Opted mealleto aanlin• •ch caused her. death.
and, if papal advance is repulsed, a rising in' Naples
has medicine, food or medicine, WhL 'g that he did ,
What , aux impression all aka the impression of the would most likely follow. A Milan letter ex-
,i„ e hear be true, such is also
ttome Secretary,
ccu-
between the French Army of 0
presses an apprehension that bad blood was
growing up
a
it Th,,enLetib_eiral Government is begim. incltanbfienddonfudto—winf pation and the Italians.
th:tigthe know it before—that it is not be found, in the
next SessionreuofurY Benches are likelyto ,nt of the late ZURICH, Sept. 2.
Session,
in
whiehPtahrliament. The remni, 'he Speaker's
Yesterday, at the meeting of the plenipoten-
right,. wits a period through °ceaPied the seats to 1 ,c, pass as a . •
ter of rough which they had
course ; without d' •
Wines, the. regulation of certain points relating to
obstruction as possible. isquiet and with as little
the civil and ecclesiastical 'thingjurisdic-
in the Session But it Will be separation of
lifferent
expressions as t
that is to ensue. Ia very t. neces- the limits
thoisseon.ly .s. Guth tion,rrh ew
siazonstohiproeintatof such
Turinn
d. his
accreditedtn. at
n
to grapple firml few
days since, of a determi t, n •- l here, and
of
the
.y . and resolutely with 'the na. s arrival
~ .
present Ministry to occupy the
. iuto which
lie pretension, Pasrutasksicarin imutoinic:tenrsldera
paid a visit to the Sar man
they have been raised by a factioyis proP aces lace yesterday of the
at there is . already a prospect o eareer of the.
f the career
to show .
plekiipuoiteeeztirgritat
the three Powers.
Present Motley Administration being
klich earlier period cut short at a. Yon plenipotentiaries otook
ofl
The
idea had been begun to be entertained, it-Neer ted.
.Romagna
'"oets that Dr. Cullen • I' • ' uld.Governor-General of the
'Ay, the
legate
, W-0 Is now stlei-the,aliost i. t. v"--a
is the National Assembly by a spmch, of
BbLOGNA,, Sept. 1.
of the Church of Rome, Ava. 3, tt. ' Q'e r
se mg•hunself up, • c Tenen, - '
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

s I I. K S
RET.IREiIENT FRO.II BUSINESS

MESSRS. CASTLE,. JONES, & Co.,

SILK WAREHO'USEMEN,
L;0 N D 0 N.'

The SILK STOCK of the above Firm, purchased by JOHN CRIPPS, will be
,OFFERED for SALE on MONDAY next

the 29th instant, at a Discount of Thirty per Cent. from the original price,

JOHN

C R I P S,

14 AND 16, BOLD-STREET
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

NOTICE.
HOTEL-KEEPERS, SEMINARIES, AND ALL LARGE CONSUMERS OF TEA,
Supplied with 12, 20, and 401 b. Boxes and B4lb. Chosts, as imported,. on the Best Terms.

VEY BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE AND FAMILY TEA ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 32, LONDON-ROAD, LIVERPOOL.
Townand Country. Orders, received by morning post, executed and despatched on the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

tge Mr. JAMES WORDLEY; CollSighttg of PLATED GOODS of
the very best manuradfure, - aneI—KILVER and ..IE-WELLEILX
in every form, and of tee driest Workmanship.

The known excellence of.fhil?"*tnek offei
purchasers rarely available, and *lc whole ex
with the utmost confidmiCe to the notice of t

amended

ADAMS'S Large 2sz,Md. WORK BOX, lined

With Sil

63, CHURCH-STREET,

( apposite 014 Post OfflOe Place.)

BRUSHES, TUBS; .B.ASKE'P'S,- -4c
_ _

110 USE,

ci.6jcsau27
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

Straw bonnets will shortly -cease t •
Those rnade of crape and trimmed with celvct are c

be in vogu

ccedingly stylish

Whitil chip and Panama plait bonnets are still worn
these are mostly trimmed with rich ribbon, black o
dark colours, embroidered in Pompadour bouquets; 116

For evening coiffures, Ceres wreatlis are in gret
Those formed of field flowers and wheat-ea:
enerally becoming, and form .a pleasant contra

We have seen a charming head-dress, composed (
chiumters and gold wheat-ears; in front it formed
small diadem, and passing under the hair joined a laq
bouquet of similar flowers, which entirely covered tl
back of the head. Wreaths of black and green grape
with gold skeleton leaves, are exceedingly elegant,
as Well as tho;

made with' leaves of colOured crap
Lace is also still much use

.equest
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

TO BREWERS, PUBLICANS, AND OTHERS.
T MIN F. WHITtLOCK has to LET on 'LEASE, a Free
•J Corner WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, situate in a densely
populated neighbourhood.: The present tenant, having realised
a fortune from the same, is about to retire. Incoming £B5O.
None but principals need apply.—For particulars apply to
John F. Whitelock, Auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street,
Liverpool.

JOIIN F. WIIITELOCK has to LET a Free Corner WINE
and SPIRIT VAULTS,. with spacious house attached,
close to the Docks and Custom-house, doing a first-class trade
This establishment is patronised by men from all parts of On

and, and second to Tome in
50 per week, which might 13(
isiness. None but bona fide parti(

Le returns ayes
cased by a mai

Liars apply
-street,- LI

TOHN F. WHITELOCK has received instructions to LET
ti Free_ WINE and SPIRIT 'VAULTS, situate close to
market, and doing an excellent business. Incoming onl
£B5; rent low. For particulars apply to John F. Whiteloci
Auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool.

JOHN F. WIIITELOCK 'has to LET a snug WINE and
SPIRIT VAULTS, within 200 yards of a railway station,
doing a fair trade. This is a good chance for a beginner, as the
beds let off for more than the rent. Incoming £l2O. For full

Sfanehester-street; Liverpool

JOHN F. WHITELOCK has to LET, a COMMERCIAL
HOTEL, near the Docks and Sailors' Home,. containing
bar, bar parlour, commercial room, a large kitchen and scul-
lery, together with sitting-room, and six bedrooms upstairs,
The present tenant having realised a fortune, is the sole cause
of leaving. This is really a bargain, and if tali(
may be had for £4OO. Rent 2-

, ....... )O; lets off £2s.—For furthe
iitelock, Auctioneer, Sze., 5%

JOHN F. WIIITELOCK has to LET, a BEERHOUSE and
RESTAURANT, close to. Lime-street Station, with every
convenience for doing an extensive businc.Q
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

IRRIGATING

24. To the owner and occupier who shall irrigate the greatest
quantity, not less than eight acres, the society's silver meda
(no claimant).
25. To'the tenant and occupier who shall irrigate the greates
quantity, not less than live acres, £l, (one claimant) ; Silaf
Doming, Little. Wortley, near Manchester.

LAYING DOWN LAND TO GRASS.
26. To the owner and occupier who shall lay
greatest quantity, the society's silver medal (two
Thomas William Tatton, Esq., Northernden, near Manchest-L_
27. To the tenant and occupier of a farm not less than 150
acres who shall, in proportion to the extent of land capable of
arable cultivation on such farm. ,wn the ereatest

down the

45 (two claimants) ; Thou

tity, not less than 15 acres,
Atherton, Speke, near Liverpool
28. To the tenant and occupier of a farm not less than 100
nor more than 150 acres, who shall lay down the greatest
quantity, not less than ten acres as in premium 27, £4
(three claimants); James Langshaw, Speke, near Liverpool.
29. To the tenant and occupier, principally dependent upon
farming, of a farm not less than 50 acres nor more than 100,
who shall lay down the greatest quantity, not less than seven
saes, as in premium 27, £3 (three claimants, one withdrawn) ;
Thomas Langshaw, Speke.
30. To the tenant and occupier, principally dependent upon
farming, of a farm not less than 25 acres nor more than 50,
who shall lay down the greatest quantity, not less than three
acres, as in premium 27, £2 10s. (one claimant, but too late).
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

BOX AND COX
On Saturc
David Fist

Deois opened at Halfrpast" Six
menee Seven o'clock precisely
Dress Boxes, 3s.

Admision—

SecOnd Price

Is. Gd.; Gallery, GC
Boxes, Is. Gd. ; 'Pit, Is.
The Box-office is open from Ten to Three for securing Seats
in the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be
had under the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston. •

NAYLOR'S VINE HOTEL CONCERT HALL,
GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET. The HALL where
Laughter holds its sides. GREATER. ATTRACTION THAN
EVF.R. Immense Success of MR. AND MRS. HARRISON,
and their WONDERFUL DOGS. And MR. A. COX, the old
favorite American Creole Vocalist. MISS DAVIS, the
favourite Danseuse and Vocalist. Continued Success of MISS
JULIA CLIFFORD and MR. DAVID LODGE, Serie-Comic
Dialoguists. Violin, MR. MATHEWS ; Cornet, MR. NAYLOR ;
Double Bus, MR. HARRISON • Pianoforte, MR. Elmvr.e.
'WINES, SPIRITS, &c. ADMISSION FREE. Select Com-
partments for Gentlemen. s2B

TO-NIGHT.
ADMISSION FREE

EVANS'S (from Covent Garden, London), .lIPPER
DAWSON.4TREET, (close to the Theatre Royal). First
appearance in Liverpool of MISS ANNIE EVANS, the greatest
Serio-comic Vocalist of the day. Continued Engagement of
MISS MARGARET KIRBY. MONSIEUR MARTINI will
Perform Twice each Evening oa the Crystalopian, being the
only Performer on that instrumt nt. MESSRS. BINNION
FULLER, Negro Delineators; Doable Violinists Acrobats,

(Tenth Week of their Enpage.nent.) The Renowneti
GT_TS GRANT, the greatest Comic Singer in England 01
• • character. -FULL AND EFFICIENT
Mr. EDWARDS; Solo llarpiit, Mr,
"10 Portraits of we
ONLY

oBtIIESTRA.
BLAMPIIIN.
Theatrical Characters
EVANS'S, UPS T

U,mards

7I.EMEN ITTED.-
It DAWSON-STRHET (Close to the Theatre

BILI

RD S!

BILLIA-RDS

G R

GB, UPPER PITT-STREET

CAPT. S. PARTON beg

the put

to inform his friends ant

lARD-ROOMS arc NOW OPEN

abler bitown, by fast-class make

sntilated. room. F2egance and coma

ad well-ventilated BEDROOMS, newly fivnishe

;elect GLEE CLUB every Tuesday Evening
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

and wittout any in,

•
le proprietor of these Invaluable remedic
i his extensive practice
nt, prove Wm to be the only
afflicted can apply with safety for it eel
I coveries in medicine are found to s lap

.He is the
combined w

'• to tl e

been more than twenty years in prattle
to caution the afflicted against placlu,
care of young aml inexperienent
in
the often arising from the fa:11-
in the country, by forwarding EL adai
:111 receive medicine which will tlfcet

Tactition

eases without further charge. MiulkW detail of cases is
necessary. The utmost secrecy may be relied on. One
personal application is advisable m alt cases, if epnvenient.
The " Mirror of Health " may be had of Mr. Howell, Book-
seller, Church-street; Liveno}; and.'also at the author's
residence, Price Is. Sen 4 free, to any part of the kingdom
for ls. 6d. in pastage stamps.
Observe-114, DIME STRELT, LIVERPOOL, where he may

necessary

De SC./ /WM 1-.1,4181, in 144 U 41111,1 Cit
and on Sundays from Ten tri4 iwo. Secrecy strictly observed.
private entrancei n tfp4ri:§treet, leatilpg froT,p#e.,-,t3tr.eci„
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

statesmen, and member of the Council of the Empire,
was, on the 21st, struck with apoplexy while sitting at a
council of ministers. He was afterwards considerably
relieved by a copious bleeding, but his right arm and leg

);ralysed

ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE

The Bishop of Grahamstown addressed a Norwich
audience on Thursday in reference to the wants of his
diocese, and attested the wholesale abandonment by the
Kaffirs of their ancient superstitions now going on, The
Kaffirs, said the Bishop, had come over last year in
masses to the Church of Christ. They had gained
nothing, in a worldly point of view, by becomin

Christians; on the contrary, Lucy lieu too SALMI= a ram
deal, for they were obliged to give up all.their heathen
customs before they could join the church. No poly-
gamists were allowed to be baptised. Government aid
for carrying on the work was now very precarious,
although Sir George Grey, the .governor of the Cape
Colony, has made a noble contribution of £6,000 from
The Bishop is now

own private mean.. _ Appealing
for £4OO a-year for five years, a lump suns of £1,500,
and presents of cast-off clothes for the little destitute
Kaffir children. About £25 was collected at Norwich,
and subscriptions for five years promised to the extent
of between £7 and LS. One pleasing circumstance
—.ea by the Bishop, viz. that an improved feeling
,xists between the Kaffirs and the European inhabitants
of Southern Africa.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

Desirable COUNTRY RESIDENCE

T 0 be SOLD, a most excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE,
sivate in the township of Wavertree, having a frontage of 13
Dntaining two front parlours, kitchen, scullery, wash-
nd pantries all on the ground floor ; four large bed-
bath and water closet, with good cellaling, all in
ter and thoroughly scwered. Flower garden in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

a spontaneous

arising from any natio"
nosity, or anything else unfayom-ahle

rrance. This is quite true—it cannot be controvert(
114 t it may, of itself, controvert something- else, a
thereby mar some of the French. Emperor's scheme
We see, therefore, how difficult, if not impossible,
Rill be, to have any freedom of the press in Prat

PAPAL STATES.
there is now reason to believe that, after all, the The return of the French ambassador to Rome
'inion of the capital sentence on the convict Sme- is accompanied by a rumour that the Emperor
t Will be carried into effect. The mere bunlanl- demands of his Holiness the establishment in the
(3onsiderations of the question have not, we are legitimate legations of a Viceroy, who should
been seriously entertained at all at the Home govern in the name of the Holy See.
nd this is undoubtedly quite right. But
the additional evidence submitted to the According to the Moniteur de P Armee, the
French army of Italy, under Marshal Vaillant,
tary, after it had been thoroughly sifted, consists of 42,000 infantry, 2,000 cavalry, 1,600
't, it is confidently stated, in impairing
artilery and 96 guns, besides the military train,
curable gentleman's satisfaction with
- It would appear that, aud sappers and miners.

4 under despotic institutions

ti 7 .411 Y Eiffel.
the naht ,--
kn
n

.e case, win(

C,ollSideiing, tl
1(
tarp catefully do.
h ken into account-
as nrod' by pis n
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

NIGIITINGLAL'E,

%oPrietor of the Lit

pool. Cal roilicle, and for
the ..fro..cipool

DURT, 13j (

WI.I:`.;4SIREET,

7al• .Years, 31-arket

AND IN

I G 11 TINGALE

sdian,
miner and
Times,
.Advertiser,
Birraiiigilam Journal,
Daily Post,
Glikagow Morning Journal,

Evening
Record,

Vereantile Gazette
British, Foroigh, au(
the most favourable terms, LEE am
ig Literary as well as Ge-norol Businesi
le of the Principal Newspapers in tho

Chester Chronicle,
Courant,
Wigan Examiner,
Canadian Associated Press;
Clyde Bill of Entry.
Telegraph Coinp4nies.

in the I
the Gazette,

LEE AND 'NIGHTINGALE,

IcDYEATISiNG AGENTS AND NEWSPAPER

CORRESPONDENTS,
SWIFT'S COURT, 13 CASTLE-STREET;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

CHUReII-STREET, LIVERPOOL

-VISITING CARDS

iVeddin

25, Crauboimi-si

A Copper Plate, Engraved
d Fifty Superfine Cards pirinteq, for 2s.
Cards for Lady and Gentleman, Fifty
ssed Enaxelled Envelopes. and Maiden
lls., or stamps.—T. 0314,ET0,T,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

INCHAM'S MASONIC MOTET

THE PARISIAN G
I which contains npwards

i s now OI'EN, in the NEW HALL,
20,- PARADISE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
POPULAR. LECTURES ARE DELIVERED EVERY lIOUR.
Open daily for Gentlemen from Ten a.m.. till Ten p.in.,
excepting Tuesday and Friday afternoons, when Ladies only
are admitted from Two till Five o'clock.
Admission to hear the Lectures and see theModels—Gentle-

men, 1, ; Workiaig

None but Adults are admitted

UNDER ILEA MAJESTY'S SEAL OF REGISTRATION. 'I

11. ELLIS'S UNIVERSAL WASHING
MACHINE AND CHURN,
t.%....,tkAn arar in trrtri.irod to tht, Public.. It is

lo more liable to (krangement, and occupies little more room
lan an ordinary Wash-tub. It does no injury to the most de•
icate fabrics and effectually washes every description of clothes

WHERE DO YOU DIME OR LUNCHEON AT
With its aid a person can do as much work in three nom,'
As in a whole day withcut it, six or seven shirts being well
FIRSTDOONRGINENLORTH
washed in eight or ten minutes. It supplies a want long felt,
especially by small families, owing to its great cheapness, wny, Tme
STREET
portability, and requiring so little room. These advantages,
FkOld
;ombined with its perfect simplicity and efficiency, will reader
't a really desirable and useful article in every household.
Thisllachine is admirably adapted for a Churn. It possesses•
:in agitating action peculiarly favourable to the formation of
Butter, and, on this account, will perform the Frocess of DALE-STREET.
Churning considerably quicker than most Churns -

ARDER ,

nsw in use

endation.
I:;:ree77:77:nlin the Afachines, be-
tucen those those fur Washing,
[Ls silnple
al
ial
yet it is '1;1 of cleanliness, Mat the I
‘ies,ttiohoonofeb:ret
te
uit:c
stecit
ed on
ztel;si case
cmu
tame Machine will be used for both purpmes. DINNER PLATE OFF THE JOINTS,
tl.l2,:c.rioss FOR USING ARE ATTArlit'll Ptl *vanv ma a naa vws I With VEGETABLES, is.

A CHOP OR STEAK, with VEGETA IMES and ALFA Is

T R Y IT.
SIZES AND PRICES, &c

Pr.CC. SUITABLE TO WASH FOR I SUITABLE TO CHURN I POULTRY

0 0 I From 2to 3 Persons
0 0 „ 4to 6 ditto.

From 10 to 20 lbs
20 to 30 ibi

1 ~ 1,

.v. 4 size has a handle at each end, to enable two
,rark it when desirable. _ _

I.e prejudice which exists against Clothes'
iines in general, the Manufacturer is willing to

uruu Au ,7•1, ,sa, aaaaa t•-
VC been convinced by their beautiful simplicity aLoi
; and the universal testimony le that they full.

e idea af
WASHING MACHINE FOR THE PEOPIX.
.pcction and full particulars to
ct..llc Aogfits,

".TrrE A LBA NY

LIVERPOC I

OLDII ALL-3 ;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

but the very finest qualities, which, being com-

paratively scarce, are firmly held.

There is

scarcely a sale of American Pork to report, and

the quotations must be considered in a great

`:.measure as nominal. Bacon moves very slowly,

and the tendency of prices is to a further reduc-

tion. Cheese is in steady but active demand.
The supply of English Cheese being now plenti-

ful, American is less sought after.
The Produce Markets in Glasgow have been
dull during the past month, and prices of Sugar
and Rum have slightly declined. Respecting
Pig Iron, Messrs. William M'Connel and Co.

say :—" The fluctuations during the month were
from 525. to 535.-9 d. cash, and the market closes
at the quotation which was current at the begin-
ning of the month. The stock in yards is

140,200 tons, against which warrants are in eir-

culation for 135,700 tons.

The commercial advices from lylonte Video and

Buenos Ayres are of the same satisfactory tenor
as of late, and goods of nearly every description

are again reported very scarce. Transactions
,were not quite so large in consequence'of the.sea-

and the summer trade not having yet begun

Urquiza had made overtures to the Buenos Ayres

they had been rejected. Should matters remain

,
quiet, no. doubt there will be a very active track

THD LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE

Lo*DoN, Friday Evening

The Fund to-day were weakc

El• decline of

ons of the new Indian Loan, which, after being

narked 991, has declined to 98 to 99. In the

the Stock Exchange busi-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

CURRY, KELLOCK, & CO., Brol

, KELLOCK, and CO.,
-tax BROKERS FOR THE ,SALE AND PURCHASE
OF SHIPS AND STEAMERS, SHIP VALUERS,
gi AND APPOINTED BROKERS To THE HIGH
z.COURT OF ADMIRALTY, . Walmer-buildings,
Watkr-street.

CURRY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03

.I.vlstra

FROM HEld3firjesty t
LARGE ST, 17I.Nre]ST,
NERS IN Tim. IVORI

STEAM TO AUSTRALIA I

,PASSAGE MONEY

To the consignment of BRIG'
"BLACK. BALL" LINE OF

EX-R9VAL MAIL F
AND "EAGLE" LINE

In conjunction with the celebrated aatsiliar
GREAT BRIT.VIIT and ROYAL Cl
Appointed to sail punctually from LIVEII.:

tiadilbth o:

Ship.
OCEAN CHIEF

LIGHTNING _ 2090 _4500
To be succeeded by the following

GREAT BRITAIN
LIGHTNING .....
ROYAL CHARTER
CHAMPION OF MI
DONALD 11.‘KAY
MARCO POLO . .
EAGLE . . . . .
OCEAN .
BRITISH TRIDENT
GIPSY BRIDE
GREAT TASMANIA
COMMODORE PERRY
METEOR . . . • •
MONTMORENCE .

loading berth
PACKET .I'oll. THE FT

Taking

Captain Br
1,026 tons new register. 5,000 ton
ficent Clipper, acknowledged to I
was built expressly for this line
the'eelebrate&Lightning, Donald
She formed me of the "Black

NORTHERN RA

.ovine of Ai
) the owners;
;11AMBE.RS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-14

THOMAS LEE,
(Late of the Liverpool -Times,) and
H. NIGHTINGALE,

Son of the late Proprietor of the Liverpool Chrouide, and for
the last eight years connected with tho Licerpoot

. -
NEWSPAPER CORRESPNDENTS AND ADVERTISING, TELEGRAPH,
AND PASSPOZT Abßaill4 - ..•
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LIVERPOOL.

Local; American, Australian.., and" CM-iferal News, Market-
Reports, 4c.; furnished promptly and Onreasonable terms, Sand
despatched either by po,q, rail, or telegraph.

LEE AND
Arc the authorised Liverpool Reporters and Correspondents
of the

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~ Express, 2• -- Examiner and
f
„ Morning Herald, . . - Times,
.
~ DailY Telegraph, „ . AdVeztiser,
„ Morning Star,• ' Biriningbam Journal,
„ Evening Star,. • , •„ . Daily Post,
„ record, Glasgow Morning Journal,
„ Musical' World, Chester-Chronicle,
Collier v 'Guardian, - „ Courant,
Liverpool Mail, Wigan.EXarn.iaer,
Bradford!Observer, .' • Canadian Associat'.id Press,
North-Wales Chronicle, ' Clyde Bill of Entry.
Electric and 'Magnetic Telegraph Companies.
ADVE lITISEMENTS
inserted in the London Tirneß, Shippitly eridlfei•cantifea;2.liete;
Lloyd ?s List, the Gazette, and, other British, Foreign, and
American Papers, on the most favouralde terms, LEE and
NIGHTINGALF. having'Literary as well as General Business
Connections with some of the Principal NeFspapers in the
United liingdom.

LEE AND NIGHTINGALE, •
ADYERTISING AGENTS AND NEWSPAPER
' • COPRESPONDENTS,
SWIFT'S OGURf. • CASTLE-STREET

A SAFE AND SURE CURE FOP. THE NERVOUS AND
DEBILIATED.

AN ACT OF CUALITY. •
A GENTLEMAN having been Cured of a Nervous
Debility and Spermitorrhcea, the results of early errors,
10-,4:standing, and after much mental and bodily suffering,
thinks it but charitable to render such informatioato- others
similarly situated as may restore them to health; tvitlurlt ex-
posure. Full particulars sent to any address, by enclosing one
postz,ge stamp or prepail postage. Addrees, Thomas Howard,
Esq., Clive House, near Birmingham.
•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-14

AD AMS'S CHEAP STATIONERY

- • WAREHOTJSE,
63, CHURCH STREET, OPPOSITE. POSTOPEICE PLACE.

20 Quires good Creara-laid Note Paper

,3a. 6d.

1000 Cream-laid Envelopes to correspond
63, CHURCH STREET, LIVERPOOL

,4s. 6d.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-14

• l'retao.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND'
SLIGW-
--Unless preven-La by any unforeseen 0CC,.1
recce, the undermentioned or other steamers
\\, are intended to sail between the above ports,
with goods and Passengers (with or without
• pilots), and witii'ltberty to taw vessels),
The splendid and power •
SHAMROCK , •••'-. J. Stewart.
ROSE
GARLAND • M‘Gowan.
Ire intended to sail from LIVERPC'' (.;lareta.ce Dock Basin),
for SLIGO, a:; .-ler: .
SHAMROCK ...IVe3nesday...Dk,,,e:uber 21... at 8 a.m..
SHAMROCK „ 23... at 12 a.m.'
N.B.—Parties sea l'ri.!; Goods or Stock for these steamers 7: ,
1310111:40 direct th,•;,"„ ,2:1:1y,.t0 the care of the Age:c.ts, here or
is Slip, :-Lad v to prevent mistakes. -
Goods r ;:loagsale, the vessel one hoc: before the
appoikted. L., •
Apply to James Sligo; Joists Walker, 77A, Market-
street,.
Manchester; or here to
C. MACIVER and CO., 1, Rumford-street, Liverpool. -1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-14

N 9•Jt •
FOREIGN ARRIVALS.
M S-H ND ,
• 104, BOLD-STREET, • .
Has just"r.eceived a LARGE STOCK of
FRENCH, BERLIN, and ENGLISH GOODS,-suitlble. for
Christmas Trees and Presents. •
The New VELVET and CLOTH WORK for Braiding and
Beads.
Rich finished WORK BASKETS, CUSHIONS, SCREENS,
SLIPPERS, &c.
WOOLLEN GOODS, in Carriage and Sleeping Boots.
SHETLAND SHAWLS and VEILS:
The New GERMAN OPERA CAP, so much in demand by
the Americans.
GAUNTLETS, ARMLETS, VESTS, SPENCERS, GAITERS,
&c.
SCOTCH YARNS for Stoeltings.
WOOLS of every description, and SMALLWARES of every
kind, at
• M. S H-AND'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
• BER•LIN' WAREHOUSE,
104, BOLD-STREET.