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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-19

TURKEY

MARSEILLES, AUG. 17.—Advices from Constanti-
nople to 10th. The Sultan has returned, and gave M.
Thouvenel, on Thursday, a most gracious reception.
The official journal states that amicable relations had
been re-established between Baron de Prokesh and M.
de Thouvenel. The same journal states that Sir Henry
Bulwer gave an explanation respecting the British
squadron having been at Alexandria—that it was in
honour of the contemplated visit of the Sultan
Czar has presented the Sultan with the decoration of
the order of St. Andrew—diamonds valued at 1,000,000
piastres—in ackno-vledgment of the reception
_recently
given to the Grand Duke Constantine

THE FRENCH AMNESTY,

Referring to the amnesty, the -Times says that, for the

first tin

strong in the affections of his army, and so sure of the
loyalty of his people, that he can afford to be magnani-
The earliest use to which he puts the power he
has acquired by his successful Italian campaign is to
publish among all nations a full_and entire amnesty to
all Frenchmen.

The Daily News says that orders are to be trans-
mitted to Cayenne, and to the many other unknown
depositories of political victims, to let as many as sur-

vive go free

Louis Blanc has addressed a letter to the
News, in which he admits that Louis Na-
poleon could scarcely do more for the political exiles
than he has just done. But why should the exile return
to France ? M. Louis Blanc replies, better stay in the
land of unfettered thought and free speech—better live
where to be an exile is to remain a man.

The Grand Duke Constantine, yesterday, paid a visit
to Portsmouth Dockyard.
Yesterday signal was made to the channel squadron,
at Spithead, to prepare for sea by Saturday next.
The Rev. James Attay, Senior Fellow of St. John's,
Cambridge, was, yesterday, elected vicar of Leeds.
The new army Hospital Corps is to consist of exactly
1,000 non-commissioned officers and men, or more than
double the number of the Medical Staff Corps.
The most important feature in the papers of this
morning is the report of the proceedings at the soiree
given to Mr. Cobden, yesterday evening, by. the electors
and non-electors of Rochdale. The report in the Times
fills a whole page.
The Great Eastern is advertised to start on the
15th September, on a direct voyage to the United
States, Portland, in Maine, being. the harbour to which
she will proceed. On this occasion passengers will be
carried at fares rating from £lB to £25.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-19

RICH FRENCH

MANTLES

T CRI P P S begs to solicit an inspection of his fresh arrivals of the graceful and
elegant Long
GLACE MANTLES,

BLACK

also, to the fresh Novelties in Light and Inexpensive

MANTLES,

AND SCARFS FOR THE PRESENT SEASON

,ger of the Mantle Department has devoted much attention to the Shapes and Styles
of MANTLES suitable for
MOURNING;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-19

G R

II A

NI ' S

LONDON TEMPERANCE HOTEL,

29, ➢MAXWELL-S'

Le King

me of a Temper-

Charges moderate

THE PALATINE
25, UPPER CAL
Have been fitted up with new V(
Sun Shade, and

INING ROOMS,
6E-STREET.

puRE

CIDER.

,4 T II E
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-19

SOUTH LANCASHIRE ASSIZES

CROWN 601TRT.—TnunsnA.Y.
[Before Mr. Baron WATSON.]
His Lordship took his seat this morning at nine
•'clock.

SENTENCES,

John hone, aged 43, a porter, for a rape on his own
daughter, a little girl only nine years of age, was con-
demned to penal servitude for fifteen rears
James Nawdsley, aged 18, for
a married woman, name(

felonious assault on

-lizabeth Langton, imprison-
ment with hard labour for fifteen calendar months.
Alice M'Allister, aged 32, for the manslaughter of
Sarah Evans, condemned to penal servitude for three

imprisonment

and hard labour for three
Joseph Pollard, aged

lendar Monti

on the is
Ilartlev, i.

27, for having, at Chadderton,
assaulted and robbed Edward
and hard labour for twelve

calendar months
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-19

➢ionday and Wednesday evening, at
1 Tuesday and Saturday
For particu-

Seven o'clock, and from KINGSTOWN
Evening, at Seven o'clock, until further notice
lars apply at the Company's office.

They a`.so sail their
Clarence Dock to Lublin Quay (wit
which shippers are desired to take not
This. Day ... ~ 19, at 1 p.m
Saturday ... „ 2d, at 2 p.m
Monday ... „ 22, at 3 p.m
Tuesday ... „ 23, at 5 p.m
Wednesday ... „ 24, at G p.m,
Thursday ... ~ 23, at 7 p.m.
Friday „ 26, at 8 p.m.
Saturday ... „ 27, at 9 p.m.
Monday „. 29, at 10 p.m.
Tuesday ... „ 30, at 10 p.m.
Wednesday ... „ 31, at 12 noon
From DUBLIN for BELFAST, every Monday, returning
every Wednesday.

as below) from. the
r without pilots), of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

I ABe

Cologne Getz

appear

ITALIAN

tter of 'the 2

Breslau wit

question, and the position to 13(
Prussia and Russia favour th(

measures

Prussia

ultimo, in' ti

Le follow'

Le Congre-A

misunderstandi
The English gc

)f the restora

chum:

'emote the
id England.
indifference

rnment still show.
to the coness. The interview atr' grßreslau was pro
posed by Russia, and its object was the affairs of Italy.
There is then no reason to fear that Prussia will apiu,
return to its old relations of dependence on the Court of
St. Petersburg, or that the Holy Alliance will be re-
newed.
_The present policy of Pr=^ nfvord with

that of England on pending questions."
The Independence of Brussels, in speaking of
the letter addressed by the Emperor
the King of Sardinia, observes :
"What resolutions will Europe adopt, if, notwitte
standing the peculiar arrangements mentioned in„.tpis,
Emperor's letter, notwithstanding his Majesty's cenu-7
trestle
and desires, notwithstanding the protocols and
of conferences and congresse3, the Italians should Per'd
severe in their attitude—if, calm and patient' ;11
without endangering public order and tranquillithy;
they persist in keeping away from their frontiell, t
fallen dynasties and the interests they r,_ePttesilittle
We know well that this supposition has 1)11"le of
chance of being realised. Under the moral Ptevs'„r-rope,
France and of most of the governments of
assisted by the efforts of the partisans of the 3tl":„ies
Napoleon to
leat
order of things, the populations will allow the destof
prepared for them to be imposed. But the possib
the contrary must be taken into account, and if tke
tance breaks out, tile liberty of the resolutions °Low
majority must at least in appearance be protected. ".:o0
plan, as for example the convocation of the electot'rce
the basis of universal suffrage, is perhaps held in re of
as a solution. The partizans of the Grand Du'r
Tuscany demand' un- 11 sm' the

(versa, .attrage, because floc
persuaded that it will have success amongst the be
classes of Italian society ; and they wilt probabco
supported by France. Another circumstance °I ;0
authorises us to believe in the existence of some it'btc
of compromise between popular rights and the rloheel
of the princes is, the accord which has been esta.bu'oe
not only between Austria and France on the be-
hand, and Prussia and England on the other, bilttter,
tween England and the four other powers. A
which we have received from Paris from a person ts
narily well informed, tells us that England aceier,ore
congress. If that news be confirmed, we take Ple:aes,
in thinking that Lord John Russell and his colle*fl Dot
in accord with public, opinion in England, Wi'dter
hail'e given their consent to the Congress until sot,
having obtained concessions in favour of their ge,,,11

Now this policy consisted less in
solution, such for example, as annexation, Pt the
restoration, than to obtain reserves in favour o'.o
right of the Italians to regulate their own (lest'

according to their interest
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

Every form of these prevalent
eradicated by the use of this em

should precede 'ts ECM

thoro

nbago, sciatica, tic doloreux (c
al affections of the nerves al

able time into the r

;ted, ar

it to bed

E LADIES,

the Chemist,
ake alterativ,

>dand cured by the applicUer
ti—n'ofut!
.s Ointment, providing it be well rt

ould only be dct.r.,
CHARMING FACES FOR LADIES.—

s advisable to 'Anunerst,__,rtinca;,
vious to the use of the u"'--

c„„ sgo

The onlS^B
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

TO THE BURGESSES OF ST. ANNE'S WARD.
GENTLEMEN,
ALLOW me to thank you for the honour you have
this day conferred upon me in Electing me by an un-
precedented number of votes, one of your Representatives in
the Town Council.

It will be my earikest desire and aim, by close attention to
the duties of my office, and by a conscientious and independent
to justify the confidence so handsomely re-

course of a,ctior.

_ .
posed in me.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, your most obediert
rvant, GEORGE NICKSON.
lington, Nov. Ist, 1959.

16, Canterbury-street, L

CLOSE OF THE POLL

George Niekson,
Clarke Aspinall

Majority
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

THE GALE OF YESTERDAY,

Throughout the whole of yesterday and the
previous night, a gale of wind, equalling in du-
ration, and occasionally in fury, that of last week,
appears to have swept over the country.
At Portsmouth it is described as far exceeding
in strength and intensity the gale of last week.
At Plymouth, yesterday, the steam-ships of
war in the Sound had their engines at work to
ease the strain on their cables. _ .

At Eastbourne, Sussex, the gale, which was
from W.S.W., is said to have been terrific, caus-
ing serious damage in the town. The account
adds that, fortunately, there was little or no sea,
the wind blowing off the land.
The Alliance, which makes the voyage from.
Havre in nine or ten hours, has arrived at South-
ampton, after being at sea thirty-two hours in a
terrific gale, which was first encountered three
hours after leaving Havre.

The French and German mails have not ar-
rived to-day. _

Tenders are invited at the India Office for the
supply of 8,000 tons of coal, deliverable in India.
The Admiralty will receive tenders, on the 10th
instant, for the supply of 50 tons of raisins, 300
tons of sugar, 800 quarters of split peas, and 240
tons of salt.
The Admiralty notify that, in future, all ships
engaged as transport, troop, and convict ships, are
to have four of their boats fitted with either
Clifford's or Kynaston's lowering apparatus.
No fresh insurances occurred at Lloyd's yester-
day on the bullion freight of the Royal Charter.
To effect risks for anything approaching a fair
quantity, the rate would be £3O to £35 per cent.
peaking of the Builders' Strike,
ned work

.e number o 11161. who
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

C 0 • A I, ! • !

COAL

4 3 ,

C 0 A L

QUALITY THE TEST OF CHEAPNESS,

R. J. NODDER,
HATTER

81, CHURCH-STREET,

Begs to intimate that his arrangements are now completed for

the Season,

The newest Fashions in every description of BEAVER and
FELTED HATS, FEATHERS, RIBBONS, and TRIMMINGS,
have now arrived, and R. f. NODDER respectfully submits
them for approval. 6tths

E T

/THOMAS LIT,LER
_L s of
BEST OR It ELL ANhas
Dalway OaTsupHply Etheß WIGAN COAL
DELIVERED IN TOWN OR' COUNTRY
LEEDS-STRE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

RUSSIA.

A telegram from St. Petersburg, of Monday's
date, states that 85,600 casks of tallow had been
shipped off, and that business for the season was
apparently finished, although the weather con-
tmucd mild. _ _ .

St. Petersburg letters state that the claims
upon Alexeyeff and Co., of Moscow, have been
sold at 10s. to 1 ls. in the pound.
The rate of discount has risen to 8 per cent.,
and much commercial disturbance prevails, espe-
cially amongst the manufacturing interest.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

from young. men members of this force,

bring the matter of your engaE

to the " Get-as-much-as-yo'

L-out-of-'em test

need not be

my fear of your employers givin

shoulder to any one of you through having enrolled yourselves
in this artillery force. (Loud cheers.) The day is at. hand
when the employer, as a matter of profit to himself, will seek
to advance the moral culture of the employed. Which is most
Ito be dreaded, the dance-house, that nightly den of debauchery,
or the well-conducted drill-room Once get yourselves

thoroughly,interested in manly,soldie
•

-like carriage

cipline, and know t

.t you can be

led of for defence r

poses, and ready

willing tc

of any foreign milita

marauders, and you yri

the debasing all

In the matter of supporting

n Brown, has, with

;, set an example U

moiling
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

Apply to

On Wednesday nest, the 9th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
the Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street,
7 Cases ASSARETIDA,
203 Bags SALTPETRE, all faults.
BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers.

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

lirvEßrooL, Wednesday Evening.

The :Market for Cotton to-day was steady, yet
quiet, and prices showed a hardening tendency.
The sales reported were 10,000 bales, of which
9,000 were for export or taken on speculation.
In the Liverpool Share Market, the rumoured
alliance between Russia and Prussia had a re-
assuring effect, and gave rise to a firmer tone in
to-day's market. The business done, included
sales of Birkenhead at 771; Great Western,
651, a ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 964 ; Lan-
caster and Preston, £lll, shares, 10 p. ; London
and North-Western, 95a, 1; do. k shares, 15-16 d.;
North-Eastern, Berwick Stock, 901 ; South-
Eastern, 23 1-16; Antwerp and Rotterdam, 54-,
3-16, 1-16 ; Grand Trunk Railway of Canada,
91 ; Midland, Erewash Valley, 140 ; St. Helens
Railway and Canal, 41 per cent. (D.) 931 ;
Royal Insurance, 41, 3.74- p. ; Liverpool Corporation
Bonds, 7 year, 951 ; Ditto, 10 year, 041.—The
following are the closing prices
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

etss.el3 errAuttion,

Unless previously disposed of by private treaty.
This Day (Thursday,) the 3rd instant, at Three o'clock, at
Cunard, Wilson and Co.'s Saleroom, Exchange, Liverpool,
The fine new fast-sailing Barque
10,4 VANCOUVER,
. ,
456 43-100 tons ; length, 124 feet 2-10ths ; breadth,
Jr.4,4*,&,-, 29 G 5-100 feet; depth, 18 feet 95-100ths. Built at
- Quebec, under the special inspection of Lloyd's
surveyor, of the best materials; is handsomely moulded, sub-
stantially beamed, and well fastened, being iron-knee'd and
strapped, according to Lloyd's requirements, for a seven years'
classification. This vessel is well seasoned, having been four-
teen months building, and is eminently adapted for either the
Australian, New Zedland, India, China, or Fraser's River
trades. Was launched in September, 1853, register being dated
2nd October, and is classed seven years in Lloyd's Register
Book. Lying in the City Canal, West India Docks, London.—
For inventories, and further particulars, apply to
CUNARD, WILSON, and CO., Brokers, Liverpool.

By-order of the mortgagee.
This Day (Thursday,) the 3rd instant, at
Three o'clock, at Cunard, Wilson, and Co.'s
Saleroom, Exchange, Liverpool,
• AIN The well-known steam-tug
- ROBERT BURNS •
95 tons gross measurement. Length, Si feet 6-10ths ; breadth,
15 feet 8-tOths •, depth, 9 feet 4-10ths. Built of wood at
Gateshead in 1837, and has been well taken care of. Her
engine and stores are in good order, and she may be inspected
at Tranmere, where she now lies. apply to
CUNARD, WILSON, and CO., Brokers.

ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CCNCERV.

To-morrow (Friday), the 4th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Chester Arms Hotel, Park Fate,

The HULL of the Brig
1344 N JANE,
" .rAiM, Of Belfast; 140 tons register, about ears old,
t; as and where she may then lie. Immediately after,
• the whole of her STORES, consisting of anchors,
chains, sails, boats, blocks, &c., &c., now in charge of the
coastguard at Parkgate. Apply to
CURRY, KELLOCK, & CO.,
1 Brokers to the Owners and Underwriters.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

IEST WORTLEY FIRE-BRICKS
PRESSED WHITE BUILDING BRICKS,
TILES, QUARRIES, FIRE-CLAY CHIMNEY TOPS,
And PATENT GLAZED SANITARY TUBES.
A=pply direct to the :Manufacturers,

THE FARNLEY IRON COMPANY,
91, RENSHAW-STREET, I

VERPOOL

ADAMS'S TWO SHILLING PRAYER BSOK,

Bound in VELVET, w

RIMS, CLASP, and 'TABLET

63, CHURCH-STREET,

(OPPOSV

ILEY'S

O CIIARLW
GENERAL

WILLMERO

economic

ng of Co n-

and-at the

other deseriptim
:ting, at equal!
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

NORTHERN DAILY TIME,S.

London News, July 19, 1851.
A long and interesting report on the Products of E. F. Langdale's Laboratory,
Editor of the Lancet, will be found in that journal of Saturday, January 10th, 1857
AGENTS WANTED.

PRIZE MEDAL LIQUID HAIR DYE.-ONLY ONE APPLICATION,

INSTANTANEOUS, INDELIBLE; HARMLESS, AND SCENTLESS.
In Cases, Post Free, 3s. 3d. and 65., direct from E. F. LANGDALE'S LabbratOry, 72, HATTON-GARDEN, LONDON, E.O
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

1 to c

had wo:

for the welfare of 0,

she not do for her own i

lenee ?"

Al'ether r

expiated by more blood

unoffending

It may be that I

great idea which then was tyr

Gallic Inqependenc

on that the

on, the Duke

s of office in the

occasion. Of. th,

just pride that
Ives U

in the feel-

concen-

Emperor

the safes,

Which pro-
d, Austria,

By slow

3n of the
wag a, bold-

A second

49 of ancient-friend-

finally vi

g rule of French policy

the first words of the Imperial conqueror, on his"return,
which rang,through Europe,•underStood imp
uninitiated, were addressed to

France,

IC h at :would

)f 181.5 is an essential

0.64. For

'gotten, or may be

lan.the lives of an

.ch dignity

will be. content with silently replacing on its pea,

But it is

may be (teemed

.r victims have yet to be

y developed, or be
rincipal is equally

An armed man

Prepared
y wish tO

ie has laid

say for us may be

al sky so
Abroad,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

TO EXPORTERS AND THE TRADE.

M. SALOMON, Importer of every description of
. TOYS, LEATHER GOODS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
F NCY MERCHANDISE and TOYS of Every Kind, Whole-
sale and for Export, 73 and 75, DUKE-STREET. The above
goods can be had in bond.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

Surely the
the Earl of Derby,

servative cause in gl

surreptitiously
nserted in the Courier without the proprietor's or
editor's knowledze.

There is

string of grievances advanced by the
writer, too numerous to recapitulate in a short letter;
all being only the imaginations of the writer. But
there is one circumstance I cannot allow to pass un-
noticed—and that is, appropriating language to the
Earl of Derby that he never uttered. I was present at
the banquet ; had the good fortune of sitting near the
noble earl; heard every word he uttered; and have since
carefully read his speech in other papers, as well as in
the supplement to the Courier, and can speak positively.
The writer in the Courier states that the Earl of
Derby said, that " the Romish party in these kindoms
are the natural allies of Conservatism." Now
what the Earl of Derby did say, was, "that the great
body of the enlightened Roman Catholics of this
country evince a tendency to alienate themselves from
the advanced Liberal party, and unite themselves with
those who are their natural allies—the Conservatives of

this country."

The bias of the writer in the Courier must be obvi-
ous, and his other statements and conclusions are little,
if any, more correct. When the Earl spoke of the en-
lightened Roman Catholics, he undoubtedly alluded
to the large landed proprietors, and the edu-
cated and the independent, nine-tenths of
whom are Conservatives, and not to the half
educated priests and thr,
_

_ the ignorant an superstitious
ocks under their control. The article in the Courier did
--irnrise the zealous adherents of Conservatism in

this town ;and in conclusion, I can tell the writer of it
that every word and every sentiment uttered by the
Earl of Derby on that memorable occasion went to the

heart of every true Conservative present, and caused a
thrill through his veins, which showed the noble earl
had indeed touched the true chord.—l am, your obe-
AN OLD CONSERVATIVE.

die
'Change

servant

Nov. 2, 1859
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

OLD POST-OFFICE BUILDINGS,

CHURCH-STREET.
11. TOOKE begs to announce to the Nobility,
Gentry, and Public of Liverpool and the vicinity,
that he has succeeded
31It. F. L. HAUSBITItG
in the business so long and successfully carried on by him on
the above Premises. - - •
W. 11. Tooke purposes continuing the system adopted by his
predecessor, and which has proved so satisfactory to the Pa-
trons of the Establishment.
The purchases of Stock will be made for immediate cash ;
and W. H. T. trusts that, by unremitting personal exertion,
aided by the zealous co-operation of those who have for so
many years held responsible situations in the house. he will be
successful in securing for himself the same liberal support and
great confidence so long enjoyed by Mr. Hausburg.
W. H. T. desires to direct attention especially to the fact,
that the alreadrimmense stock will be entirely replenished in
every department. Every aovelty in
• BRITISH AND FOREIGN MANUFACTURES

- -
Will be added, and the assortment will equal in extent and
value any hitherto submitted to the public. '
The same care which has ever marked the previous selections
will continue to be exercised in the new purchases, and the
Establishment will be found fully to maintain itsek .im to the
title, so universally conceded to it, as being the first In Europe.
Old Post-office Buildings, Liverpool,
Ist October, 1859.

THE PALATINE 'DINING-ROOMS;
25, CABLE-STREET.
•
urinYHE PROPRIETOR, in thanking his Patrons for
the support they have afforded him, informs them that
g the GAME SEASON he is providing the "delicacies"
each day at his usual low rates of Charges; and he trusts that
the attention paid to each department by EXPERIENCED
SERVANTS, under
HIS OWN SUPERINTENDENCE,
will so tend to •the comfort of his Friends as to insure a con-
tinuance of their favours.
25, CABLE-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

Apply to

On '
Wednesday the 9th November, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers Office, Liverpool and-London Chambers, .
54 Chests SHELL LAC,
per Patriot Queen, from Calcutta.---Apply to Messrs. Thomas
and fohn Brocklebank, Merchants ; or to
JEFFERSON & TAYLOR, Brokers.

On Thursday, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Broker's Office, 22, Tower-buildings North,
60,000 South American Ox and Cow HORNS.
Apply to SAMUEL BECKWITH, Broker,

On Thursday, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Broker's Office, 22, Tower-buildings North,
2,500 Buffalo HORNS,
per Patriot Queen, from Calcutta. Apply to Messrs. T. and
J. Brocklebank, Merchants ; or to
SAMUEL BECKWITH, Broker.

AFTER NEXT WEEK.

On Tuesday, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Sale-rooms, Royal Bank-buildings,
5,322 Eags Costa Rica COFFEE (part Damaged), •
Just landed ex Hidalgo, from Punt.' Arenas. Apply to Fred.
Huth & Co., Merchants ; or to
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, & CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

F• W. P. has further made a large selection of the New
UNION SCENT BOTTLE,
Itt,ReSilver Gif!'"t and Silver,f fashion.
article now so much in vagne. in
J„4 e de
Lveltast.tieasn, mrdelosnoine He has
exteutfroenricdtilt7onns with
-48 former already large and splendid awsortment of Home and
%Won-made
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, AND SILVER PLATE.
kte wishes to call particular attenthn to his just completed
•
£lO GOLD LEVER 'WATCH,
carats Geld Cases, of British make, and guaranteed ; and his
WORKMAN'S SILVER WATCH AT £2,
also guaranteed.
'D'e'b Stock of Jewellery is unsurpassed, and comprises
choice specimens of Gnu BRACELETS, BROOCHES,
'ate ' ..RCKLETS, EAR-RINGS, PINS, STUDS, &C. His Stuck Of
'''leetilc',4B been largely:augmented, and will comprise a choice
40f Silver and Electro-plated
cOFFEE AND TEA SERVICES, BASKETS,
CRUET FRAMES,
and every Article needful for luxury and comfort.
..v4ttr•is SPOONS and FORKS will be found the most ad-
'''4X.4:l,'-'„11S in town. The Stock of real JUT and BOG OAK
'gallant exception, matchless.
IP, Ne
.444 " • P. tenders his best thanks to his many kind friends for
',s.lll4—eur liberal support, since the opening of his New Estab
tk: Try
Der -- PER CENT. for Cash at time of purchase ; five
d eat. at the end of one month ; Net Price for Credit.
" Cod
charged on Wholesale and Export Orders.

O. 30, CHURCH-STREET,
k9PI)°,SITE PARKER-STREET,
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TIME

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SURGI

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NISOM CAI

BUTTERS

GENUINI

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Ru D

;est made; and
mblie, we have

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TEA AND COFFEE DEALERS,
5, RANELAGH STREET,

E WATERLOO HOTEL)

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same as sold in London at Bs. per Gallon, to be had of the only

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THE DERBY BANQUET.

Now ready, in a separate Form, Price qd.,
A REPORT of the SPEECHES at the DERBY
BANQUET. • ,
The object of this Publication is to met the demand which
still continues for Monday's Northern Times, containing the
Report of the Banquet, our large impression of which was all
exhausted by Monday afternoon.
Published at the Northern Times Office, 33, South John-
street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

hour sco:

our hmionred townsman,

usual promptitude in we

imitation. (Cheers). Pursuing

life, we see this vent

ing hour, steady at hii post, coolly

to make ready fo

and preparedness,

ace the enemies of his country that if the

march with the onward prc

'eject this nation's ex

extension

of bloodshed and the

of his g

the thr

good, and

and manufact

kttendant
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

ONE HUNDRED POUNDS

WILL BE PAID to any one affording any proof to the con-
trary of the above statement.

An ample period has elapsed, and the test of many a trial
has only served to establish its efficacy and extend Its fame
throughout Europe and America,—in Royal Stables, among
the Peer's Stud, and in the Farmer's yard, its merits are
known, and its USE IS UNIVERSAL. The vigour of constant
health created by a "Corrective Diet," and complete digestion,
a zest for work, and a beauty in condition, are the prescriptive
benefits it has conferred. (See Testimonials.)
Trial Cases at 10s. and 20e. each, forwarded on receipt of
Post-office Order. ,

Carriage paid to aity Railway Station for 40s. ewt. Casks,
containing 450 Feeds; and 465. cwt. Casks, containing 450
Feeds, in packages.

The- ROYAL PATENT CAKE FOR CATTLE.—This valu-
able application of the established chemical principle and
adapthtion to the necessity for a mixed Diet, in order to beaellt
the animal organisation, will be found superior to Oil Cake,
sr any other Feeding material, in nutritive, digestive, and
fattening properties.
Two tons of the " Royal Patent Cake" wi
equal to three of Linseed Cake ; and it

I b mind fully
nutritive value as

cOmpared with the best Hay, is its 3
see Chemical Analysis and T
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Cases, containing 1 cw
of Post-office Order fo

:monials.)

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ee to Rail in Manchester Trial
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is for AGENCIES from unrepresented
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' Influential rippliddtior.
districts vrillt
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Bristol, Dorking
and Red Game Fowl, and Rouen D

3m the RI

to all parties requiring Stock, the whole being of such a
riot quality as cannot fail to give unqualified satisfaction

Luncheon will be en t

Catalog

} of the Auc

I Andrew-stre

bt Ket, itsiness rtmists.

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D. 52, Castl

OFFICI
o excellent RO,

1110 be I,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

_ong which Africa. ha.

the slave trade, an

ar as lay in thei

it had

arged upon

,ome meas

powel-, the great i

a upoa that cant

pteent socit

was one .which-was

as' unhappily di

he prese

beyond the limits of this country and this empire,
, ,the Universities have still within them the desire
:vigorously to strain every nerve to direct t.;.eir
:countrymen in the way that is good and gi•eat.
(Cheers.) But there is another reason why we
'must look upon the- union of the Universities as

lation to sucl

standing m
of the modesi in 'which
asion of th,e Gospel

to the ester

we can contribute

acre • are, these

ibution. c

of personal

three special ones cont
tribution of prayer, and contributi,
The contribution Of
nest by-ifar, apd if eN
office cannot be Performed aright greatl

service

and :mea:

funds is the lowest

tributior

witch is

power of us all, and it is
though it be performed it

an office whic

'et will never, ,I tr

atest of all the.

ast, be forgotten,

3 contr

.bstions

silence,

But the

involves our own service—that which renders up
the highest of all sacrifices upon ihe altar of God
—the health, the §trength, the energy, the-time,
the acquirements, honours, everything which has
been gratifying to the flesh and to the mind;, and
it is by these alone the work before us can be

pursued

leans: of

knd the:

e are you to seE

furnishing that splendid cent

on to the prose(

.tion of this work

f it be not in

two Univer

3S of England? Where is

will ask, as between these two Universities—
where is it that the appeal might be made with
more success than within the precincts of that
university which had the honour of forming the

mind of SelWyn (cheers), and which divides, and
will divide, the affictions of that illustrious
with his other home at Eton ? It is, the
t the reward of such men as

mvdeg

SeiwN

it is in T

that ev

depaitc

es to t

aeers)

3ersonal

notwithst

,ted wit

ogress L

Willa country,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

tion of his success and d

a simple, manly n
Briton. It is the langu

what he says, and goes to that which is wanted

+o command success. It is not s
be Time

nd teacher of our countr

of our Captain Vincent King as it did ; he Iv
delighted that in this ii

honour, and we are

it has fallen to the right man. Liverpool has not been behind-
hand in proving that her young men can attain the highe
efficiency in use of arms. We can with pride and

ratification

point to our Tinley as second to but few men in England in
rifle precision; so that although Liverpool has yet made but
a thin show of vohniteers compared with what is needed of
her, yet we will believe that peculiar circumstances of the
moment rather than any insensibility to action has been
the cause of the delay. (Hear, hear.) At any rate, in
the merchants hive a

Liverpool art

real existent body. All that is now required

ptions from them, and a kind unasked word to poo

Tom behind the desk, bidding him go like a good fellow and
enrol himself in your force. (Hear, hear, and cheers.) Let it

CORRESPONDENCE.

[lVe do not hold ourselves responsibk for the opinions of
our correspondents.]

THE EARL OF DERBY'S SPEECH AND
THE COURIER.
TO THE EDITOR OP THE NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.
SIR,—In sorrow, rather than in anger, I feel com-
pelled to say, that the remarks in the Courier of this day,
on the speech of the Earl of Derby, delivered at the
banquet on Saturday last, are written in bad taste, and

wrong conclusions,

They are, therefore, calcu-

lated to mislead many well-disposed persons, 7and to

njure the Conservative cans(

article must have been written by a foe to
the late government, and the Con-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

his personal presence has

aame still . remains

in the place

1 once k

(Cheers.) Th,

wr
s a. magic in the very" mention of that name, a
contagion of nobleness which waits upon such

:samples, and it is in Cambridge more than upon
-y other spot on• the face of the globe that the
gion
_should be felt ; and it

tame '

re are thOse
n

re, in the flower

of honc
3 those.

be that

there a

ionoured man, ma', e

now be

ations to brat

'teas show
t th

ur, sir, of form

as he.has given ti
watched_ his mum

cannot ref

adding
which

,ribute to :the • universa

.oie . cha
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

ALLAN BROTHEIIII3 ac W.
Weaver-buildings, Brunswick-street, Liverpool.
ge apply to Sabel and Searle, 19, Water-

For steerage passa

street, Liverpool.PAßCELS for different consignees collected and made up in
single
Paekages addressed to one party for. delivery abroad,
for the purpose of evading the payment of freight, will, upon
examination by the Customs, be charged with the proper
freig.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

GENERAL PRODUCE,

Messrs. Browne, Hunter, and Co., in their monthly
circular, say :—A change for the better has taken place
in the Produce markets during the last month; and had
it not been for the very unsatisfactory state of Conti-
nental politics, notwithstanding the conclusion of a treaty
of peace between France and Austria, we might have
experienced a still greater improvement. The Board of
Trade Returns, just published, for the nine months
ending 30th September, show a most satisfactory
state of trade generally. The imports are not
excessive, whilst the consumption is fully equal
to last year; and is, in most articles, in advance
of the quantity imported. The stock of Goods
remaining in bond on 30th September was :—Of Coffee
27,827,418 lbs., against 22,582,055 lbs. ; Rice 2,401,502
cwt., against 2,408,347 cwt. ; Pepper 5,620,874 lbs.,
against 5,495,131 lbs. ; and Sugar 2,197,137 cwt.,
against 1,838,393 cwt. Tea 58,613,965 lbs., against
62,585,786 lbs. on the 31st August. The tota declared
value of Exports from the United Kingdom for nine
months is £98,037;311, against £86,310,529; and
£95,735,592 in 1857.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

TS adoi
1 home a

in all qua:
establishe

in this country

alb to this b

Arising from the bat
clear and transparer

Esq.,;

,e venom, and

children

VN AND .NN

HOLLOWAY'S OINT

world-wide reputation f

For theee the °intro c

f cases.

[pa yet powerfu

RIIPTIONS ON TILE
I state of the blo

Tative action of this Ointment

the head or other

asc whatever, c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

indnessi and hospitality have 1

aomely character. Mr.
'hes's church is nearer to the wreck than that of
utmost of the bodies which have been
within and been buried in

as ,for its thorou

•hog-Cligny

Est ashore liav€
Llanallg

) pan

aas been an 'ops,n. one.
vs; and he •ancl his

)nna on a ladv who was firs

fcrand

town on a visi

this purpou

both in

the same,box

time -f
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

tomb:fist

(1
;a1 ict.l\k- Th

VERPOOL AND RHY

lON,

Will s

vm the New Lax

.e Cabin and Deck,

VALE OF CLWfD RAILWAY

RHYL to DENRIGH.,.9 ]
Goods Tra:

2 36 P.m

DENBIGH to RHYL...B
Goods "rl

For Freight, &C., apply to Messrs. NAPIER, SA.VIN, DAVIES
and Co., at their ()lees, the Foryd, or at Ne. 4, Water-street
hhyl ; or to MESSRS. GLADSTONE, OLDHAM, & Co 26
Bath-street, and W. CHAMBERS, the Hut, New Wall, Liver
pool.

REDUCED FARES

•t Steam Communication between
LIVERPOOL AND RHYL.
eam Packet Company's fast

The St. Get
• N3l. W
_ Try

Steamer

SEA KING

perior accommodation for paoseng

•om the New North Landing
nd from Rhyl.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

TO THE ELECTORS OF CASTLE-STREET WARD.
GENTLEMEN,
I
BEG to return you my sincere thanks for the honour
you have conferred upon me, in again returning me to
the. Town Council, as one of your Representatives.
I can best show my gratitude by increased assiduity and
attention to the various duties which the Office imposes, and
shall be happy at all times to receive any suggestions whisk
the interests of the Ward may prompt you to make.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, your obedient servant,
JAMES STEAINS.
6p9

35, North Jo]

-street, Ist Nov., 1859
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

if of which

We do but borrow his own

in the character cif hereditary

that Lovii'Napol

a maintains

He would blot .0

from the day of Waterloo till the :day of

tend R

in the fa,

he regards

ave made her
she once held.

n of ian

undoubted

Ld autho-
ed. The
awards a

and ca,r-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

to a, perpetual change of persons and. prir

alike to steady legislal

a at ho-mt, and to a

here identical with those of the country. "

ays the noble earl entphatially

"it cannot b

of that party that fc
called upon to form a government, without sufficient strength

third time I should b

oe prematurely

to maintain itself against all attacks and against all combina-
tions." What, then, is required to prepare the way for a more

successful effort ? It is that the country should take tI

upon itself; that every man should remember he has a duty

to perform, and should perform it with all his might, se' that,
by a combination of small exertions all over the face of the
land, a great effect may be produced, and the result so shown►
in Parliament as to allow the Conservative chiefs to resume the

service of the Crown without any anxiety at the precariousness
of their tenure. The examples of South Lancashire, of West
Kent, and, let us add,. of Ayrshire, must be imitated far and

wide, and an end thus put to the vacillating policy which has
so long excited the anxiety of all who confide in Parliamentary

Government, and reverence the Br

sh Constitution

L'IDEE NAPOLEONIENNE

(From the Saturday Review.)

Those who wish rightly to appreciate the position of France,
and to calculate, coming events from the shadows which they
fling before them, will not simply base their speculations on

any mere estimate of. the character of Napoleon 111. To d.

cern the motives and to read the hearts of those whose career
lies spread before us is a task which no human critic can adei
quately accomplish. Alen do not always move in planetary
circles or ellipses—they often drift through incident and cir-
cumstance at the guidance of impulses, which. vary in

pThhaes e
Emperor
strengthof
eptohamsesbiitnnhaanrtolouitageh'un'oefvldyiscovere4 qualities.
He is a man of a complex nature, full of hidden Springs and
sttinhreetenernelFtsirttfheOner'cchaein:fid:swifteli:wicohlh we know nothing till they begin to
stir. If he has his years of callousness, he has, it Seems, his
hours of emotion. He lies a life of irMi self-control, strangely
broken by moments of interinittent 'enthusiasm and outbursts
of all a Frenchman'iaentiment. We know that we have much
to apprehend from a nature that does not shrink at crime, but
we do not know with any certainty what to fear. We sPek to
analyse the individual whose destiny is so closely interwoven
with our own, and we see only a central figure shrouded in an
We • gain little by the

atmosphere of mystery and intrig•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

PATENT

A D

are ; thy.

prevent

Cylindr

her han

nt has been g
le,
except as

Led witl
off, wit

without c

SIIRAPNELL,
-STREET, 'LIVERPOOL.
U Grocers, Oil and Colourmen. and Troll-

BILLIARDS AND BAGATELLE.

JOHN

17,
:TENCH TIPS,

ALARM

CLOCK

TIMEPIECE,

NOTED

'S ON SALI.

[e, on the most

OFFICE,

which me

brm a tot

V got into

041,877, co]

4niciligefut

MOON'S CHANGES : FIRST QUAR

id Nor., 4h. 1

LIVERPOOL TIDE TAMA

B—Tuesday 933 14 S.
9—Wednesday .10 10 15 10,

Eliza Hams
R. IL vises

Post Poy

Eleanor-Chap;

Heroine

ARRIVED.

Bottles,
tamps.
" E. T.

Eli. HEIGHT.,

12.611
13 8i
14 11'"
15 101 i
16 761

North Carolina ...Norfolk, Va.
m bueo Adirondock Quebec
Mobile Charles Smith Wellington
Sicily Cabalpes lbrail
i Caldera f Mosquito Brest
Odessa 1 Ocean Sprite Algoa Bay,
. OFF THE PORT.

inarchy, Yorkshire, and Star of the 1

2. Yes.
Pernambuco I Ant

Bremen
St. Thomas

....Bonny
Portland

AfriCazi (ss

Brunelle
Industrie
St. Yves

:ddistone

New York I Galli

Bombay
..Ostend Americana New Orleans
I St. Malo (Jocks and Johan ...Rio Grande

Corinthian (ss

FOREIGN PORTS

hence at G

Europa (ss), hence at Cadiz.
•
Cleveland (ss), hence at Cronstadt.
Braganza (ss), and Gem, hence at Lisbon.
Hermann, hence at Archangel.
Loochristie, hence at Flushing.
iJane Morrice, from Mauritius at St. Helena, an sailed for
Liverpool.

Billow Queen, Cynthia, Rosina Claypole, Ann Full
Cluny, hence at Pernambuco.
City of Kandy, Glencoe, Dryad, and Martha Sharstoi
at Bahia.
British Queen, hence at Surinam.
Lord Elgin, Sandbach, and Princess Helena,
Demerara.

lat. 9 N., lc
9 N:,

anchor; C,OnWrdia, S

1). Thompson,

ewpo]
Es to Cf
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

qlO be SOLD, a Freehold HOUSE, cow
cf Land
Clarence Docl

tuate on the

annum. I':

n'th side of Regent-stre
E 450. Api

lOUSES, cove

IlreatHoward-sireet

t. GnB
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

ELECTRO-PLAT

ELECTRO.PLATED or iTICICEI
DESSERT SPOONS AND FORKS
TABLE DITTO DITTO

LONDO'

D TEA URNS

DESSERT
ER AND 801

, Set of Three
Kxrvas, balanced hand]
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

'LEETWOOD TO BEL

the, Londonderry, Enniskillen, &c.
ROYAL MAIL STEAM-SHIPS
VE FLEETWOOD FOR, BELFAST,
BELFAST FOR FLEETWOOD,
EVERY EVENING.
(Sundays excepted
e Booked Through to Bel
Lancashire Station a

• .1 tie

leaving the Eas
anclN

Lime-street and

FARES

2d class ax

Return (14 d,

3rd class and steerage,
"a') Tickets :-Ist clas

by the T

r the Londa

Also, at the East Laneashirt Station. for POrtadoivn, gun -
gannon, Monaghan, Newry, Armagh, Dundalk, Drogheda,
Antrim, Randlestown, Ballymena, Cookstown, Portrush, Lon-
ponderry Enniskillen, Bre., at very Moderate Fares.

ItEMP & CO., Fleetwood
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

ABANDONED C
three children were found abando

EIILDREN IN FRANcr

the district of t

axembourg

pieked.up at night, at a few hoirs'
of the. Foundling Hospital, and ti

the morning, in the church of St, Ja
One of the first -two, a female, ha

preserved

lace of beads

istered and

eeeived into the hospi*
AGAIN

tRINOLIif

pened at Yeovil

was sent to her masters

appearing for so
made he-

twaw4als_erwyitnheadtlffiy i
dried, ht, ahtadheora li:obiceeost:
id to her dress was pinned a pa?e,a were
Anna Desiree." All three chitars"

—An amusing "occurre

sere an'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

dinner w:rviee, knives, fo:

LI kitchen requisites, too

larise.
The whole to be

without the least reserve, and m

viewed on the Tuesday prior to the
o'clock ; and for further particula

and catalogues apply to

James

John-street; 3les. sra:Flet

tors, Cook-street;

or at the Autiolleer's

N:b•—The kitchen utensils, bedroom furniture, bedding,
linen, breakfast-room furniture, and books, will be sold on the
Wednesday ; and the drawing and dining room furniture,
plate, china. glass, Plated articles, oil paintings, and wines on
the Thursday,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

ralking of pa

with this sad accident
would be impossible to speak in terms of.too great praise
of.the conduct of the Rev. Mr. llnghe

I must not omit to ol

that it

rector:of Lianall,7o,

parish adjoi

wrecktookplace: Mr. Hughes, his amiable lad

sisters, the Misses
ions to cot

poor, shipvn-eeked passengers
the wreck, and, to assuage the

nguis h o

of her f

mas a man of cons

Ls differences.

Ix war'

consenting to ha

He fart

sixpen

st it was arrant

o his f
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

AUSTRALIAN FREIGHTS.

Messrs. J. P. Platt & Co., in their monthly circular,
say :—During the greater part of last month freights
were very firm, with every tendency to advance, in con-
sequence of the continued influx of goods for shipment;
this latter induced the Brokers to lay on several ships,
whichincreased tonnage, and the vessels now on the berth
are almost more than equal to the demand ; hence we have
a pause in the steadiness, and we anticipate, as the
month advancts, some slight decline by other ships than
the regular packets. Our to-day's quotations are :
Melbourne to Railway Pier, fine goods, 40s. to 458.
Earthenware, 30s. to 355. per ton measurement; Iron,
&c., 40s. per ton weight. To Auekinnd, 'Wellington,
fine goods, 40s. to 455. ; Earthenware, &c., 355. per To2a-
measthement. To Sydney, fine goods, 405.; Earthen-
ware, &c., 358. per ton measurement; Salt, common,
555. • stoved, 60s. • Iron, &c., 30s. to 355. per ton
weight. To Adelaide, 40s. per ton measurement; 355.
per ton weight.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

o'clock, the choice and val

ing Horses, Colts, a first-rate H
Drive Cob Cows, Pigs, and Sow

breed, Foi

Young Boars o:

Joseph Hindsol

s celebrated prize be

Harness, and Implements, nearly new, by the fil

half of Growing Crop

some choice Pouf

phen Don'

,ce recom me

-got Hay, Mangold Wurtzels,
Wheat, com-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

exertions of that noble and eneT

The resolution was ca
Mr. Walpole, MY., r

tion, wt

itself t

treniious ' exertii

supply in

The Bishop of IGr

resoluti

m, whict

the prcoeding7, term

t of trut

the necessary funds

was cart
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03

Les may be obt

ioneers, Messrs. Thomas and Henry Banks, S
et, Liverpool.

By order of the mortgage

HODGI

On Friday, the 11th

at one o'clock in t

Dile or more Lot or Lots, as may b,

greed upon at the time

sale, and subject to the c

Itions to be then and there

produced,
ALL those Two Freehold MESSUAGE S or
D WELLING-HOUSES, situate on the east side of and
being respectively numbered 14 and 16, in Clare-street, Isling-

ton, in Liverpool aforesaid, and in the re
of Mr. Joseph Harrison and Mr. Jo.seph F
at the annual rentals of £24 for each hou

3IC Bower, w

For further partic

Liars apply to 1

,eitors, Liverpool,

CLEARANCE SALE OF CABINETMAKERS' S

, (from the lat
ted by Mc

HUNTEH-STREI
MR. MTLELLAND
Thomas Winstanley and Sons
Wilde Brothers, who have entire

Firm of

trade and commenced busines

given up the fu

extensive milli, Pemberton, near Wigan, to SELI
ar Byrom

at their

17th, and Frida'

y AUC-

the whole of the remaining geuuin

I and shaped

g. or reel