Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-31 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR GF TIIE NORTHERN TIMES.

ir, —I notice an extraor tinary meeting of the Pre-
mietors of the Borough Bank is announced for the
10th November; will not the Dtpositors act likewis
Any sane individual, upon the s!ightest reflection,
alter reading over the names of the shareholders,
must know that the depositors are safe to get their
mousy and interest ; many, hal they received the
same this week, would have locked it up, to the
injury of themselves and the piiblie.
A long pull, a strong pull, and a pull altogether,
is only wanted to place the Borough Bank in its
proper position of usefulness ; surely the cipositors
would accept Promiss,;ry Notes at 3. 6,9, and 12
months, with interest upon the same, which notes,
being of undoubted value, if required, could be
converted into cash, at Loy time,at the convenience
of the holder, and thereby give the bank the
legitimate means of titrio to restore the institution
to health again, and at once stay th 3 current of
destruction.

If my humble i,leas are worth a corner in your
valuable paper,—l shall hope for the best, and
remain.—Yours truly. ONE OP THE BEE

BANKRUPTS.

By British and Irish Magnetic Te'egraph.

Thomts George White Aldermanbnry, lace warehouseman
William Pemberton, Barge Ward Chambers, Bucklers.

bury.
George Gossling, Upper Bemerston-stree4, biker.
Edward Rogers, Os 'vestry, draper.
William Alliston Lamprell, Long Lane, City, carpen'er.
Joseph Lane and George Macey Stevenson, Gore street
Cripplegat e, merchants.
James Clarke, Bridg 3 Wharf, Kings`and, Middlesex,

timber merchant.
Samnel Mendel, Fenchurch-street, City, commission agent,
William 'rreeby Chafe, Devonport, ironfounder.
George Tindall, Wilkenby, Lincolnshire, wheelwright.
George Baker North End, Fulham, fbur. factor.
John Woollsey, Great Grimsby, ironmonger.
James Mnsto, Joseph Mnsto and Robert William Musto,
Cambridge-road, Mile End.
Jeremiah self, Bishops Waltham, innkeeper.
Elwin Sunderland, Wil 'lam Sunderland, o:dbury,
. . .

Worcestershire, bill b:ok era.
Henry Whitmore. Stockport, tai:or.
Henry B ston, Manchester, draper.
Satan& Rawn.:!ey, Ha'ifax, brush manufacturer.
Wiliam Edward Waters, Liverstock-street, City-road.
wholesale milliner.
Robe t Hindry Mason, Sunderland and, Tynemouth
printer, &c.

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
Charles Alexander Hill, Bristol cabinet ma' er.

At LFAVIi & CO •IPANY'S, Itrinelagh-strcet.
ROTS are CLOTHED from the Ages of Six to Twenty Year

Wuo Si RE THE PUNE HAVANA ?—The total exports
of cigars from the port of Uavannah the present year, up
to the 20th September, were as follow :......
Uni.-ed St.tes .. .... 34032,018 I Trieste an t Veniece.. .. 4 018 001
Hambur4 aril Bremen 18,951,000 Belgium .... ...... .... 1,815,500
Great Britain ........16,300,000 Eu%sia.... ............ 1,858,000
France .... .... . —10,512,000 Holland
5pain............... _ 9 021 000 31ca'co ........ ...... 213,00 ,
South Amer;ca3,79B.ooo .
Other points . 2 556, 00

Total.. ........ •.• . • . ...... 105,22G,000
SOURCE OF TRE WORD " TRLEGRAM".—The last Er g'ish
journals all contain a new word which will doubtless
cme into immediate use on 13.11 Aides of the Atlantic.. In
speaking of a telegraph:o despatch they call it a " telegam."
But th's is not a term of Erglist coinage; it was used by
some of our couLtry cotemporaiies a sear or two ago, the
yrticuse Journal, if we mistake not, having iarented it.
It has rather a queer lo,k at first ; but it is a, 'very
convenient term, and it will, soon home famlliar, to the
eye.-11-ew York Times.