Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-21 00:00:00

NERVOUS DEBILITY.

DR. ROBERT J.l-RODIE, -fember of the
Royal College of Surgeons London, Edinburgh,
and Paris, author of " The Guardian of Health," and several medial
works en physical disqualifications, continues to be consulted as
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diseases arising from Imprudence and excess; also, nervous debility,
involuntary blushing. affection of mind and memory, .eneral lan-
gour, consumptive symptoms, and that numerous class of disorders
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tion or tt e effect of climate, which produces misery in youth, degra-
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SATURDAY, No rEtrBEE 21 1837.

THE DAY'S NEWS.

Yeiiterday, there was a muTh better feeling in
commercial circles both in Liverpool and Lcedon,
but confidence is yet far from heing.testored. The
pressure for money continues undiminished,
especially at the B ink of England. The other
monied esablishmoots discount much less freely
than usual, and every mercantile and Lianking firm
is anxious to mike an unusually lorgi provi.,sion o
money. the operations of the Scotch and Irish
bankers have 14in in the same direction, and the
stoppage of the Wolverhampion Dank has.caused
many banks in the midland and other districts to
turn securities into money, by way of 'precaution
It is easy to understand unit these various
influences keep up an active demand at-the Bank
The adviees.from Ireland and Scotland, however,
report the state of affairs as mtieh quieter. In both
countries the pressure upon the ibanks for gold L.
_rapidly sub ling, and, but for the ex:reni,J caution
of the banks, coin would probably flmv nick freely
-to London. CoujAing with this the more satisfac-
tory- tendenziy of the bullion movement between
this • country and America, the Continent,
and the East, there seems grounds for
hopeful an tlcipation s. The Bank • It3ttn-ns
publish2d in last night's Gazette are again
of a rather-unfavourable chiti'acter. the bullion-in
the Bank on -Wednesday last wets only 6,484
being a- decrease in the week of 080 412 1 Tnerc is
a decrease.of .3,047,141./. in Government securities,.
but an increase .of 4 183 817/ in of her seettri
The item of naes issued states. that 2,000,0001 of'
the total amount are issued under the authority of

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the GJvertleaent letter of Nevi

The approaching meeting of Parliament I).?gin3
to be a tonic of some interest to political gossips.
A London cotemporary yes'.ezday says :—" Again
and again i is insisted upon, by those who profess
to be in tlio.col,n lence cif tniui ter s, that the P.A-
Marnent is V) meet in:D ?ettrrtb _o,nly for the purpose
of dealing wiat the Bank Charter Aot a 6
means of allaying the financial pani:., but then, in
the same breath, ,we Aro informed thatthe
panic

will be .all over bofon: Parliament meets, so tha',
if sa, thet-e can be -no need of an early meeting of
• Pwliatnent 1..4 that-sole and exelnsive purpose, for
which it is said to have been called: The' inten-
tion of sueh MinisteriaLstaterrients muse be to'
allay excitement by false pref brit this does
not appear' likely to succeed, for commercial and
monetary men naturally inquiro how the 'assni-
Nina of Parliament a few wick'ss earlier eau restore
confidence in matters of business, and 10-4 it
happens that a debate on -the Bank Charter Act
can he-more use:ul in December than in. January.
No doubt the Minister's intention is to get the
_panic entirely allayed -by a.!:ietriber, so that be
may be,-able at; °lice- to say to Parliament, 'We
must have resources for -110-Incli,anwar.'
Thm tiz,h. 11-incurable Sidneyillerber's has been
enligh`ening the Wiltshire folks-With his verzi n't of
the situation of aff2iis ire India, At. an, agricui-
tural, dinner, at Warinater, on. Monday, in
responding to the toast or, !stile county members,"
Mt% -Herbert .said, he was pond, not only of the
arroTand of the civilians -in India who had shown
such tact and daring in dealing with disciplined
hordes of mutineers, but he was proutalso of the
calmness an 'vigour which had been displayed by
Lord Canning, comp!aints aainst whom had only
a, isen anions a certain section at C dva Aze, because

he would not, pluo;,,,eheatil)ng into )11:-a-uir,..1.s which
they reeornmentied. They had •st,l-1 saternonts of
G-,:ant having Tly,raied-schne of til'ose who

took part in .tho airocities of-.!CaWilpore,- and who
had 'given Ohstody by ,Genoral

Neill, but -he did not believe u. word of
those SintOaentFt opposed. as they.- were; to the
dictates of human .atmosphere-
.of Caleatta, was rife with faliititte., and Ire, had uo

doubt that many of these -reports were owing to
that n e.'ssary and vigorous ineasta:4 of Lord'
suppression et the press for the
time baing. He had nothing to scy ev.';4it in
adsairatienr.nd prais3 of the manner in which our
troops performed their duties at It ,Was a
magnificent_ siege, and was Imo ked—,Aioughou!
by the greatest intrepidity: Of ail the sieges of India
it was, 9erhaps, the most diffi tilt of accompiSh-
anoat,; tut, he thought that the cam ryti,Tri of General
Havelock had eclipSed everything,' Mr. Herberi,
seems to, thielt-that-!here is nothing Irk a sOldield
life, and that they are one of the ctlasr;
ineu. witness what he says upon the subjt;et-4-,
it was acid that men who, enlisted got only_ a
shilling a-isy, but he should he able to prove that
this was not true. When the Government origi-
nally.offered a bounty of. £s..nearly the whole et
it was got black for the man's kit; but that plan
had" very properly been abolished, instead of
the Government cheating the people to enliSt, the
.peOple cheated the Government., for their pay was
a_day, when, in reality, it was
called a shiliing
much noir,.r two. Jo addition to the shilling, the
soldier was allowed a penny-for beer money, whin'a
male his wages 7s; 74-1,. a WOE k But it was said Vri.
was dedacted from this for bis bread and meat. 01
course there was. Evera body had, to, t übrnit to
such P., deduction from his income ; the m
£lO,OOO a year must pay ails but,CiteL'a Lill, and the
labourer with .93 a week mast do the sable. Bat
look at the advantage contZuy.d upon the soldier
For th:s 41 1 ha got a poutt..l of bread and three
quarters; of a pound of meat, cad this the GrAtern-
ment did not obtain for- less titan of l The
soldier, therefore, got an acickatage of Is 2 i
week. Then, again, his coAking was done, and he
had extra bread, coffee, sugar, antravegetables at
Bost_/nice. Compare that with the tabourer, who
had to pay a large profit to the shopkeepe:. This
advantage could not be set down at leas ihan 71 a
week. Then he got 'a Coat, a pair of 'trottaerF, and
a pair of boots every year, a shako every two, attd.a•
greatcoat every three years. He. put at a/3 a
week, or .52s a year. Then hella.:l lod'ling bedding,
fuel, light, anal the use of a libary, whiah 113,
thought would be sai 1 to be cheap at 2 1 a day,.
His medical attendance, too, at the I:.)trost, contract
price would be 2il per week, an 1 there was a
prospective pension of 10.1 a day after 21 years'
service, and which, according to the
Northampton tables, could not be purchased at
less than 21 a week. All this gave a total of
13s. 50., but it did not include contingent advan-
sages, such as good conduat pay, extra ratioue in