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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

FOR SEW YORK.

_

WILLIAM. rAPSCOTT..
EMERALD ISLE ..
FRANCIS B. CUTTING
ST. LOUIS
BENJAMIN ADAMS ..
THIRTY-ONE STATES

SHAMROCK ....
R.APPAHANNOCK
JOHN J. BOYD ..,

Captain. Tons. To skil
..J. B. Bell ISO..
.. G. B. Cornish 1850..
E. 1). Post . 1150..
.. ♦. C. Hoyt —1050..
.. F. J. Chase 1300..
...C. Smart 1050..
. S. B. Doane 1300..
.. W. Cushing —1200..
.. J. H. Thomas.l6so..

These ships are all of the largest and first-class, and by quick
passages and always delivering their cargoes well, they are justly
in favour with shippers.—For furtbAr particulars apply to
TIrSCO ET, FISH and CO.,
Old Hall. a 9. Oldhall-street.

EMIGRATION FROM LIVERPOOL
TO THE
UNITED STATES AND BRITISH AMERICA

W. V,
tka i.:`aNe; By the Washington Line of Packets.
. ___ ...
WILLIAM STETSON Captains. Tons. To sail.
Hawes ........ 2000.... June 10
WILLIAM RATHBONE Pratt. 2000.. .. June 15
WEST POINT . •
GUY MAN NERING

OCEAN MONARCH...
B. WEBB
JOSEPH GILCHRIST.
CHICAGO .. • • ••
R. ROBINSON ......

Page ....
Watts .
Gilchrist
Chase ~

MONARCH OF THE SEA ..Gardner

PRINCETON
TORNADO
E. C. SCRANTON

To follow

Bell ..
Mumford

Spencer

_
FOR BOSTON, -
Twice a month by the "Merchant" Line of Packets,
In connection with the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada
SUSAN HINCKS
FOR NEW ORLEANS,
Weekly, during the season.

•.served f

Ls for families who wish to be more select can be
5 who require them.

packets stored free of expense

9 Toe splendid clipVer Ship
MORN'ING ST AR,
1,327 tons register, 4,000 tons burthen.
This magnificent ship is well known for her rapid passages—
Liverpool to Melbourne ..74 days ;
Bristol to Melbourne days ;
Melbourne to Bristol days ;

and the accommodat on for all classes of passengers is unequalled
by that of any ship of any other line. The ch of cabin state rooms
are furnished with beds, bedding, &c. The 'tween decks are of
great height, thoroughly lighted and ventilated. Apply to
GIBBS, BRIGHT & CO., 1, North John-street ; or to
JAMES BAINES & CO., Water-street.

STEAM TO AUSTRALIA UNDER SIXTY DAYS.
PASSAGE MONEY £l4 AND UPWARDS.
"BLACK BALL" LI OF BRITISH AND AUSTRALIAN
EX-ROYAL MA L PACKETS.
AND "EAGLE" LINE OF PACKETS.
m Liverpool on the sth and 15th of every month.
Loading berth north side Coburg dock.
PACKET OF THE 5 Trr OF JULY.
FOR MELBOURNE.
The celebrated ex-royal mail ship
SALDANHA,
Captain MATTIIFW FLYNN
1,563 tons register, 4,000 tons btFthen,
ship so well known inher Majesty's mail service, was
o '0 ships especially selected by Lord Panmure, for the
conveyance of troops to the Crimea, wh n she made the passage
from Portsmouth to Malta in twelve days, one of the fastest on
record. On her last passage home from Melbourne, she beat two
celebrated clippers which sailed about the same tim3, the one nine
days, and DI, other cix days. She has a flush deck upwards of 200
feet long, affording a beautiful promenade for passengers, and all
the cabins have been arranged in the most comfortable manner.
Bedding, &c., is provided for chief cabin passengers.- Apply to
GIBBS, BRIGHT & CO., 1, North John-street; and
JAMES BAINES & CO., 'lower-buildings, Water-street.

Sailing Ira
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

much avail in the protection of Lombardy from its

invaders

vona t

,t point, the

is dill

the lin

of the Ticino on,

the same writ

have just quote

" there is nothing left to the force that i
defensi

it to fall back su
ind th

iViincio

-0--
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

2164,- . T

TAYLOR
J. CLARKE.

1946 J. M`KIRDT.
2604 C. E. PETCE,

JOHNSTONE

WM. BROWN

1054 E. BREWER
1555 H. O'NEILL
1457 P. MTJRPIIY

2103 J. GARDYNE
2017 J. KIDDIE.
1831._ J. PORTER.
812 .. A. STINSON.

and sail on the 18th, the advertised date. -
FOR MELBOURNE

—As the MORNING STAR will the river on Thurs-
he 16th instant. all goods must be alongside, at the Coburg
by noon of that day, to enable the ship to clear on Friday,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Bth and 9th of

ON SATURDAYS
ABRAHAMSON

BRO TIIEBS

ill WELL E
SRO'

CLOCK

24, RENSH AV

OPEN

PUBLIC NOTICI

WE beg to inform our numerous Pat o]
the Public that an importation of

H O•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

Rody f w

7th an Irish ballad) - - - Mr. Barney Williams
THE WIDOW AT THE MILL.
Cousin Cherry (first time in Liverpool . Mrs. Barney Williams
To conclude with the first act of
IRISH ASSURANCE AND YANKEE MODESTY
Pat (with the song of " Widow Machree") ..Mr. Barney NV
Naneo Slocimbo (with the song of
Pig Story) - - - - Ji
ROYAL
Manager,

e," and tl

PA R K

T II A T RE
MR. J. CAMPBELL.

RETURN TO LIVERPOOL OF
MRS. ADA DYAS,

The favourite Actress, who w
-

COMPLIMENTARY I

NIEFIT

kY IN TII

'.E PIE(

Mr tit ArattsetTrentg,

'7OOLOGICAL GARDENS, LIVERPOOL
Licensed pursuant to Net of Parliament, 6th and 7th Vic.
Lessee, JOHN ATKINS, 90, West Derby-road.

GALA DAYS—Every MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY, and FRIDAY.
THE BALLET COMPANY
Will perform each Gala Evering, a new Comic Ballet d'Action
entitled,

GION RETTE

Or, L'Adventure d'un Nuit

MAGNIFICENT ERIIPTION 0

M 0

IT N T E T
Mr. John Crawford, Artist),

1 With entirely new and splendid Di 4

The splendid

Admission

d magn

Inent Ticket), 6d

Pyrotechnic effects.
LIONESS with her CUBS, Three Wee

Childrer

the Gardena

COLLEGIA,T E
SIXTY-FIFTH PI

LIVERP(int
ON T U

FESTIVA

S D A Y,.

ORGIANI

CONDUCTO:

iIANCE

FRAL SOME
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

1 Mc-24,1

THE- NORTHERN TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1859

has had the worst of it—so far ; and she has been
obliged to retreat. All the fighting, or nearly so,
before the terrible conflict at Magenta all those

desperate encounters she bad to sustain with the

on both sides of the Ticino—

—had the same

;ult, of d

territory. H

.etrograde

love, therefor

:imiliat

ding t

lowa in the I

led Piedmont

unjustifiable step although it cannot b

yoke her

Don driven out of the

But she

territo

Dns of the K

)INIA, and pursued into her own Italia

German f

And ii

he is retreating t

iillty 1

none other than the order of Knighthood, hoary as

wined as

Methuselah
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

NOTICE.

VISITORS TO LIVERPOOL
WILL FIND COMFORT AND ECONOMY AT
WHITEMAN'S
NEW BRUNSWICK HOTEL,
CLAY TON-SQUARE.

Dinners from Joints at 10d ; Soups 6d ; Chops 8d ; Cup of Coffee 44i
BED AND BREA/LEAST, 2s 6d.
A moderate Charge for Servants.
A Nieht Porter in Attendance.

AND WEIGHIN

SCALES, SCALE BEAMS,
MACHINES.
I'arties purchasing the above are respectfully invited to in-,
the large and varied Stock of
THOMAS CHESHIRE & CO.,

MANUFACTURERS,
49, PARADISE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. _A
A large Assortment of Weights, brass and iron, constantly on hi."'
Shop Fittings of every description. &c.

ILDE BROTHER
i"VH 0 LE gAmowean,,,sE, MANUFACTURERS,
AND
11, CUERDON-STREET, BYROM-STREET,
B tbsteg to inform the inhabitants of Liverpool and its Vicinity,
have OPENED part of their Warehouse as
SHOW ROOMS, FOR A RETAIL TRADE. ojog
Parties Furnishing will effect a saving of 25 per cent. by pursk
from the Manufacturers.
EXPORT ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO
The Trade supplied as usual,

212° MILNERS' HOLDFAST Sr FIRE RESIST,
SAFES (non-conducting, vapourising, and conll3!4° rotr
double, treble, and quadruple, chambered,) with all the 121,_,Pithi,
menta, ander their Quadruple Patents of 1840-51-54, aa",,,lstst,
including their Gunpowder Proof, Drill Proof, Hard Steell:;000,
eovered unpickable Solid Locks and Solid Lock Cu sad
without which no safe is secure.
Olt
TN/ SSILONSIIT, BAIT, AND CHIATEST SATIGIVANDS -AGA
NOBBNRY AND ?IBA. BOA* Upwards of 50,000 of Milner.' Holdfasts keep the Caeh.
Deeds, and Plate of Liverpool, Manshastar, Glasgow, Belfast,
Bradford, &c.
PHCONIX (212°) sham woszs, Lxriatro°oool"
The moat extansiy• and complete is the world. Pl°
Mande, (waisted by powerful, original, and elaborate massfrarit
and seventy-horse steam-power,) prod-wing more Safe. 1.-.80
other Safe-makers together, and now eapable of she!
tiwasand worknaea wader her wing..
Lostalssa Depot, 47a, Mloorgato-str"t" CUT.
Cirealare free by post.
thverpospi now Itaosee, i Nut t. Ler44lrest.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

BEWARE OF IM [TA TIONS HI

WHOLESALE AGENTS

RAIMES & CO.

CALEB WALKER'S
NEW INDIA RUBBER DOOR MATS,
Not affected by wet and free from dust.

42, Sai4th Castle-street

CALEB WALKER'S
GENTLEMEN'S FISHING BOOTS, STOCKINGS,
Ovsaconrs, AND LEGGINGS.

42, South Castle-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

5 says each, with 25

y 24.71 b, of two of 50 each or one of 100 911

'erley Cup on the previous day 12

traction

To close and

.wo miles. To

20 added

r the weights are out 71b extra; the second tc
:e; To close and name at nine o'clock

weights to be out by nine

ICA.P of 3 sows each, with 40
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

FAMILY ALES,

"TINE OF MALT," or the pure genuine extract of
Malt and Hops, brewed expressly for Family Dinner use,
and supplied in the convenient quantities of 4a, 9, and 18 gallon
casks.
Address—T. BOLTON, Family Ale and Porter Merchant, 110,
Duke-street.

--- -------
X XX XXX XXXX
Light Light Rich Bass's Burton
Table Beer. Dinner Ale. Dinner Ale Mild.
4i Gall. Cask 3s 6d 5s 6d 6s Gd 7s 6d and 8a
9 Gall. Cask 7s Od lOs 6d 12s 6d 15s Od and 16s
Ligl4. Bass's _ Barclay's

Bitter Ale. Burton Bitter. London Stout.
4i Gall. Cask 7s Od 8s 6d 7s and 8s 6d
9 Gall. Cask l4s Od 17s Od 14s and 17s Od
Delivered at Walton, Bootle, Marsh-lane, Linaere, Seaforth,
Litherland, Waterloo, Great Crosby, Ktrkdale, West Derby, Knotty
Ash, Old Swan, Wavertree, Aigburth, and Town.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

56, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL,

FOR ONE SHILLING

AND SIXPENCE,

R A M E.,

ELEGANT G I L T
FOURTEEN INCHES BY ELEVEN INCHES,
WITH GLASS AND BACKBOARD, RING, &c
OTHER SIZES AT PROPORTIONATE PRICES.
ADLEY, PASS, AND C 0 . ,

AND GILT

C MOULDING ESTABLISHMENT,

CORNER OF LIITE-STREET
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

.bout closir

Stock

this country, was
morning, during the early session of tht.

market ea

York mone

Cotton
Coffee quiet. Su
Flour and meal d
r lower and dull

heat dull -and sfea,

iteady and unchanged.

ARRI

RAGO

The Arago, wits
France, and a larg,

American mails for I

souti

a mpton

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

ND dUSTI

L7S, AND BYLES

heavy and drooping, with no sales to

es further deelin

amount of specie, has ar

V. SCOTT AND ANOTN

ived at

GREAT EARL 01? SHREWSBURY CASE

s important case, which have occupied
;'ourt for the last eight days, were this
Ind, much to the surprise of
delivered the unanimous
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

rry out th

t about to unoertaKe the
defence of Lord Palmerston, or to retract what he had
said iu reference to that noble lord; but he observed, as a

m ttter of notoriety, that many members opposite had often
de hired their regret that they had not been ranged under

He could not censure the Government be-

:lame peace had not been maintained, for which they were
not responsible ; but the course adopted by the Government
was such as to lead to doubts as to the sincerity of their

neutrality both in this country and on the Continent.
There was no danger of war With Austria. England could

not attack Austria, nor Austria England, and a war between
those powers would be very much like a conflict between a
horse and a fish. All question of neutrality, therefore, re-
ferred to France. Now we had been publicly using all
possible means to enlarge our military and naval forces, in
a manner which could only be directed against that country.
He protested against the constant increase of our expendi-
ture in consequence of apprehended danger from France.
If the Emperor of France had intended to attack us, he had
the opportunity during The Indian Revolt, and was not
likely to do so now when he was involved in hostilities with
a power equal in military resources to his own. If, there-
fore, there was no peril of an offensive movement from
France, the only inference to be drawn from our praeeediwrs
wAs, that wo meditated an attack upon that country. He
c .uld not approve of a Ministry whose chief claims to sippott
were founded on their gigantic military and naval prepay'
tiJas. It vots Said that serim

lems would arse
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

)cen no arzum

to change it at all:
to do the work at lE

But I d

It is qUite time
s salary. If you

this ova

there has

the £l3O for

The Chairman

Mr. Mille

July weighing the interest of the

der on this point
iced. I have her(

f the number of inmates in

:e are in the school, under the

Are you cot
lieve I am

;tin saying 150 children ?
Mr. 'Gong+ says one half

are not children, but there are upwards of one third
children. Then there are 125 infirm paupers, who are
attended by paid nurses. There are about one hundred
able-bodied, that can be ordered to do what the
master may tifilfk fit. Now, then, I think there is no
gentleman sitting at thi3 board who, looking at the matter
in its true light, as hare put it, can say that there is the

it To t

Men h

Then Mrs

nouse early in tue mormn
coming from Scotland b
had their <,breakfast
kn

Yesterday,

LIVERPOOL POLICE INTELLIGENCL.—
BEFORE MR. MANSFIELD.
THE ADVE=URES OF AN IRISH ATTORNEY AND HIS
TROUSERS ! —A young man of respectable exterior, who gave
the name 41' Charles Edwards (supposed to 'be fictitious,)
and said truly to be an Irish attorney, •was;:trought up by
police-efficevB27, on a charge of having stolen a pair of
trousers, value 2d, from the boarding-house of Mrs. Jane
Pritchard, at 27, Union-street. Mr. Bluck-appeared for the
prisoner. The officer said :At .half-past two o'clock,
yesterday, ,the prisoner was given to me in charge for
having .stelen a pair. of trousers from Mrs. Pritchard,
in Union-street. Mr. Bluck : Did ,you get the trou-
sers ? Yes ; I got them on Bluck : What
sort of 'house does she keep ? A sort of boarding-
house for sailors. Mr. Bluck : 'Very well ;go on and
tell us all about it.' Officer : The prisoner came to me
in the street, and said he lost -his gold studs, his
trousers, erad gold eye-glass in the house, and that an old
pair of trousers had been left in the place of his own. Mr.

do, sir, that will

2X story was to ti
horn h

boat,
and then

1 the c

hat next t

Have v(

Barmen

ind pate

.entlem

ffeet that the prisoner

H A V

aid they
ad want

were just

ent to bed

n after,until her servant r

servant sai
s called he;

r

Lord ,Tristran

" LA ST

Introduced into

en went up st

after tb

On Saturday,

BALLET DI

Conductor

THE NORTHERN 7111 MES, FRIDAY., JUNE 10

C 0 P E"'S

It T 11
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

THE: N'O'RTHERN TIMES, FRIMY, JUNE 10 18-59

At eleven &regiment of Zouaves of the Guard and a regi-
ment of Grenadiers of the Guard and"some of the line passed
the bridge over the Ticino at Buffalorai which the Austrians
had only partially. destroyed. After-having advanced some
distance, they-were suddenly attack-ed. in front and on both
flanks by a column of 40 000 men. They found themselves
in a country- of bushes- and banlts and standing corn—
the Austrians firing upon them
for(

charges

theiba,d br
Austrians. t

were r

across th

then m

.ivision
Grow

eleven o'clock

Nina_ in p

ed for wa

the fiTe was the

end wour

DO. Genera

and' the A

in their t

DI is alm

CT cover

I with t

When he

A himsel

obliged to expostula

a cannot be lc

One re7,iment of Grenad

entirely destroyed

and have net w

m!g •• the captur

at more than 100
ded crawling alon

lifer with the date 179G•0n it

,s been In

rtillery

I four others t

moment, ten a.m., a

surrounded by t
lost one of the ne

a long 18

ierving

road
to- the men before mounting, the Chasseurs saddlin
sinvinv. a detachment of gendarmes fall

d all alo

the road the worn

All this

• r- qc-r
courier is waiting for his last or

Dor wit

WIA.

journals dated

3arture of t

re the events of to

.nd their movements an

there is b

aye sustait

g district, m

have greati

AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF, THE VIGO:.
QUEENSTOWN, Thursday.—The screw- steamer
Vigo, whieh sailed from. New: York on the 28th May,
touched here this morniny. She arpi-ed at nine
o'clock thiS morning, bringing. 58 cabin, .and 117
steerage passengers, and $783,90a, in specie
-.,..cprianrs were landed, aIQ-

3- despatches

act the

w York

Liverpoo
arrived al

for the
ho we

1 JUDGMF.NT

ws from the Unit
terest.

on the

i 0,000,011

mg to

-TAR EARL

today,

of fflo
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

and publication I

Bu;

i said he had not had an opportunity of read-
e evidence, but he did not like the conclusion at
which the committee had arrived. If the board confirmed
hat conclusion, they would place themselves in a position
--ty. If upon some future occasion a
could occur, what would be the position
must occupy in the eyes of the
They had'

serious loss Of lit(

sad solemn protests made against
present system—they had had

to cros

pie evutence or men accustomed
,n and known the dangers, and
me to the conclusion that no

the river, who had• s
thPless.

the committee, nev(
step could, or ought to be taken in reference to the

Although he had not read the evidence, he spoke with some
experience of his own, and he declared that the board would
take upon themselves a most solemn responsibility, if they
declared, by the report, that no step was necessary, or could
be taken, to avert the dangers.
Mr. Holme said, although he was strongly of Mr.
Bushell's opinion before reading the evidence, yet he thought
the evidence so clear and conclusive, that he altered hiS
views. He questioned whether, by taking any of the steps
proposed, the board would not be placing responsibility upon
themselves, instead of relieving themselves from it. (Hear,
hear.) He doubted whether it would be an advantage to
keep'the.proposed space open, because, in the event of two

1 other

fog, the very fact of
g near at hand, might be the means of saving
lof destroying it. (Hear, hear.)

ins

Mr. Bold moved that the discussion of the question be
postponed for a fortnight, and that in the meantime copies
of the published evidence be sent to the gentlemen who had
written regarding it, in order that they might supply what
they conceived to be deficiencies.

ICIr. Anderson seconded the amendment.
On a division, the amendment was rejected by 12 to 11,
and the proceedings of the committee were confirmed.
A letter was read from Mr. G. F. Chantrel, giving notice
of his intention to seek a legal remedy for the hindrances of
his business, caused by the closing of Wallasey-pool.
Permission was given to the surveyor to allow the Clarence
half-tide dock to run dry after the morning tide of the 29th

PURCHAS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

,m 1 mil

ARKS HAI
two year of

ame on Wednesday
Filly by Connaught

The Scu

weetmeat

LATE of 100,E

Four r

RAC[

e nis s
Wednesday (

eane e c

50 sovs ; half a 'mile

No 9st 6th, six and aged 9st 91b1

s each, vi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

no 1110

you o

ashamed of the fellow who stole it

Black)

him a r
by the

ere exan
stated th

cl ; when

le Irish attorney, 1

He had some fri

studs, and trouser
trousers that was

AN'POR'I

it to do

410 extr

of

ashamed of you, tri

to be

His client

male on board the be

xl him of his money, his eye-gl:
and the poor fellow took the

wrong. 1

intinz to 10

ights sib, of two sue
e second to say
yards expenses
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

BLAKEY BROTHERS' GUINEA BOOTS

VOL

UNTEER RIFLE' CORPS

THE QUEEN INSURANCE CO3IPA
Chief OfficeT EXCIaNGE, LIVERPOOL

no extra

THE DIRECTORS b
1. charge will be made to
by reaso of their joining a Volunteer or Militia Corps, or for
active service therein, within the limits of the United Kingdom.
June, 1859. W. P. CLIREHUGH, Manager & Actuary.

VOLUNTEER RIFLE

CORPS

JOSEPH BENTLEY

Sr SON,

GUN MANUFACTURERS;

6, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET,
Having entered into arrangements with the Contractors
of Her _Majesty's Honourable Board of Ordnance, which
will enable them to supply intending members of Volunteer
Rifle Corps, with the Enfield Long Regulation Rifts with
Bayonet, and the Regulation Brigade Mlle with Sword—
"guaranteed Government guage"— at the Lowest possible
Prices, and on the Shortest Notice. Also, Government
Guage Rifles, of superior finish and quality.
COMPLETE SETS OF ACCOUTREMENTS.
J. BENTLEY & SON
6; SOUTH_ CASTLE-STREET,

Near St. George's 'Church

Jr AMES B A N K S,
CASTLE-BUILDINGS,
DERBY-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLIMENTS, Of the best and most im-
proved construction, at make "
Mechanical Working Drawings, with I

.s' price

'ates prepared

FOR ONE SHIL
(with Glass, Ring, and Backboard co

I N G,

ELEGANT WASHABLE GILT PICTURE FRAIN

STAUNTON & M'INTYRE'S, 61, LIME
(Nearly opposite Teutonic Hall).

G "

BIRKENHEAD.
NATIVE AND REDBANK OYSTERS

OARNALL, of the Old Post-office Hotel and Res-
taurant, Woodside, respectfully informs the Public Of BIR-
KENHEAD, that he has made arrangements with London and Irish
Houses for a regular supply of
NATIVE AND REDBANK OYSTERS
During the whole of the Season.
017 T-DOOR ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.

INETEEN TEARS' PRACTICE IN ENGLAND.
Now Resident Six Years in Liverpool.
t_ N S CORNS!! CORNS

Instantaneously Removed without Pain, by
MR. SIEMMS, SURGEON, CHIROPODIST,

Fee as usual—

instead of ss, 2s 6d each Corn. Ho
from Ten a.m., till Six p.m.

BLAKEY BROTHERS' GUINEA

CONFIDENTIAI

f Attenclime,

r 4 Cure guarat

AND EFFI

the syitem, arising (
indulgence, inf
DAVIS'S c

ill eases

LLINGTON BOOTS.

elebra'ted MED
as usual at 114, I

TITAL AID

youth, excessive

ESTABLISHED 1
The Author of the "Mirror of Health"
has had extensive practice for many year
attention solely to the cure of nervous del

may be obtained

from impruderieeJe
caused by residence

rd medicine

using tl

are derived f

,di cal works
devoted his

to caut

id diseases arising
class of disorders
habits, &c., has
a certain cure (in
iz lava baffled the

discoveries,

in diet, or

often aria
Parties

DAVIS, will receive
without further cha

which,
skill in
horn the
scoyarias

:aces, if

irror of Hea
eet, I

ee, he deems it his
?.rnselves under the

uenoes

SAMTM

Howell, bookseller,

residence

gdom for is. 61. in post-

seen as mutat,

if, and ox Sundays
Private extranee at

HEALTH !

PILLS

re-invigorate

eral and

all powerful
invaluable
ttions. Their
,tack the root

n cause et
ics of the
ary refor,

I to sot

GPITH LOSS OF APPETIT];
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM PACKET COMPANY

The Vessels of the Company convey Her Majesty's Mulls between
Holyhead and Kingstown, twice every day. Hours of sailing :
From llolyhead, 1.30 a.m. and 5.0 London Time; from
Kingstown, 2.0 p.m. and 7.30 p.m., Dublin Time, or as soon after
as the Mails are on board.

FOR DUBLIN,
rev r \‘ The 'IRON DUKE, or other vessel of the Cora-
pany) sails from the Prince's Pierhead
14: .1 FOR KINGSTOWN,
- Every Monday and Wednesday _Evening, at
Seven o'clock, and from linvosrowis on Tuesday and Saturday
Evening, at Seven o'clock, until further notice. For particulars,
apply at the Company's office.
They also sail their Cargo Vessels (as below) from the Clarence
Dock to Dublin Quay (with or without pilots), of which shippers
are dsired to take notice
June

June
Friday 10 at 6 0 p.m. Tuesday 21 at 1 0 p.m
Saturday 11 at 7 0 p.m. Wednesday... 22 at 2 0 p.m
Monday l3 at 8 0 p.m. l'hursday. ..23 at 3 0 p.m
Tuesday l4 at 9 0 p.m. Friday 24 at 4 0 p.m.
Wednesday.. 15 at 9 0 p.m. Saturday .... 25 ... at 5 0 p.m.
Thursday 16.... at 10 0 p.m. Monday 27 at 7 0 p.m
Friday l7. .at 10 0 p.m. Thesday 2B at 8 0 p.m.
Saturday 18 at 12 0 noon Wednesday.. 29 at 9 0 p.m.
Monday
__ 20 _ at I___o p.m. Thur5day....,30.....at 9 0 p.m.

_ .
FromDUBLIN for BELFAST, every Monday, returning eve
Wednesday.

FOR BANGOR, BEAUMARIS, AND CARNARN

The PRINCE OF WALES, or other Vessel, is intended to sail
from the Prince's Pier Head every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day, and Menai Bridge every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at
Ten o'clock, a.m., calling at Llandudno (weather permitting) to
and and receive passengers.
All Goods for the Prince of Wales must be sent to the Clarence
Dock. Goods for Carnarvon may be landed at the Menai Bridge,
and in that case forwarded by the Fairy steamer.

For further particulars apply to lir. Timothy, Menai Bridge ;
Charley and Malcolm, Donegal Quay, Belfast ; City of Dublin Cem-
pany's Office, 15 and 16, Eden Quay, Dublin ; or to
JOHN K. ROUNTHWAITE. Agent. 20, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

MASTICATION AND ARTICULATION B.
without the inconccnieEce of Eriiugs. St'

paid to the material:
best quality, Messrs
rers of every special.
enabled to supply
lower than those ust
—thus at ()Lee aholi:

eity-134, DUKI

-STRI

LONDON

lIED 1801

GABRIEL'S Tr

Fully ex—p‘ll:

GABRIEL'S Almanack contains
ents, and will be sent gratis on a]

used, which bang vprl
GABMEL (from beiE
Ly appertaining to the Pr', t charges in proporVot

;Tty'fo—r -PaYii)g

ESTABr ISHMENTSI

T, LIVER

Observe numbers particularly

TISE ON THY

'33, LUDGATE-1111.1
'llO, REGENT-STREi
' '
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

LIAMS,

of Mai

it Artistes,

" YA

idered th,
iant of t:

Lt an eclat o

fifth time

aa, by a

lAN O'LYNN will (by particu

[DAY), THE lOrs INST.,
Irs. BARNEY WILLIAMS

LOW EVE

which,
1E TILEIt

fifth time in a
on a traditioj

Ir. Barney Wil

AT TH MILL,

Ley Willi=

!TD YANKEE

MISS

M R.

&c., Vo

FREI.

HALL

It IC E
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

it is true, are fond, or affect to be
sneering at aristocracy ; and no wonder, pe•

orators,

when it is the passion of the vulgarist of the
populace that they have so often to pander to, and
act the demagogue towards. One of them, for
instance, an oration of whose is befor

Is, would

scorn every thing, it is obvious, that has come down
from ancient times or, as he expresses it

been perpetuated by tradition ; till, at last, the
hoary abuse shnlces the gray hairs of antiquity at us,
and gives itself out a as the wisdom of ages. Thus
the clearest dictates of reason," he adds, " are made
to yield to a long succession of follies. And this,"
he pretends, "is the foundation of the aristocratic
system at the present day ; its stronghold, with all
those not immediately interested in it, is the rever-
ence of antiquity."* Now, one is strongly tempted to
exclaim, after reading such a complaint as this, from
such a quarter, that " the grapes are sour !" For
they have no actual antiquity to reverence, the
republicans of America. None of their own, that is.
But they are determined, it seems, to import some.
There is an ancient institution, "perpetuated by
tradition," in the old country, which they are just
beginning to introduce into the new,—and that is

* Everett,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

LIST OF ALE AND PORTER VAULTS.

Respectable Old-established Ale and Porter Vaults, near to
TMoun t-pleasant.
O be LET, a well fitted -up Vau.t, in a first-class street for
business. Contains bar, bar parlour, news room, four bed
rooms, kitchen, &c. Rent X 18; price of fixtures, goodwill, and
utensils in trade, ED. Can be strongly recommended. Apply to
Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13A, Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street.

Capital Corner Ale and Porter Vaults, near Islington.
MO be LET, a well fitted-up Double-fronted Vaults, in a great
thoroughfare. The house contains seven apartments; and a
license may be obtained. Rent £lO ; price of fixtures, goodwill,
and utensils in trade only £35. Apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13A,
Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street.

Ale and Porter Vaults, close to the Liine-slreet Railway Station.
MO be LET, a well-established House, with parlour, kitchen.
1. four bed rooms, cellars, and yard. Rent £l6; price of fixtures,
goodwill, and utensils in trade £B. Apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob,
13A, Bassett-street. corner of Leigh-street.

Corner Ale and Porter Vaults, near Pembroke-place.
10 be LET, immediately, owing to serious ill health, a very
I. respectable Ale and Porter Vaults, which, from its position,
must always command a large out-door trade. Rent £25 ; price
of fixtures, goodwill, and utensils in trade Xl4; cheap at £2O.
Apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 18A, Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-
street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

to whip. them.

Hugh. Sh

OLERA--Yesterdq, a man, named
employed in Mr. Macfie's sugar-
he statement of four medical men

Lo attended him, it. appears he died of cholera. The case
.3; so clear, at all events, that no inquest was requisite.
THE ADAM CLARICE. MEMORIAL BAZAAR.—This bazaar
1,,,1 throughout the whole of yesterday. It will be
id the statue of

tvasc

,ct of this bazaar—

interest in. t

narro vs
ble th

n, object completely
and affecting all who
book of fiiith, will surely bu glad of a
prolonged opportunity to aid in such a work
A YEW DRINK.-" Mugg

aimed, " A TIC

was walking down Water-
te the

n he st

vhilonie,"- the Bonnigh Bank
Ile called his frien(

drink, by jn%

lo was passin

_ 0
apparent delight, he asked if he had beard that the bank
had been turned into a public-house ? Wiggins's look said

Jove

you see on the door _ "The Borough
Bank in /igtv'T/:-ation ? A fine drink for this hot weather,
and there is sure to be a run on it Wiggins was carried
into Bannett's, atgl recovered by a glass of brandy !
WHITSUNTIDE TIOLIDAys.—We are glad to see facilities

given, during this fine weather; for, visiting places at a dis-

e Whitsuntide

am tug United Kingdom has-been

charteied. to coilvev visitor

e will make these trip;

To those who wish to-visit

may advise our friends,

,dvantages offered. being
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

PAPER HANGING

36, ELLIOT

-8 TREEI

Ittounnmos of these Frames stand unequalled for brilliancy and durability, and can be 'WASHED OR CLEANED WITH()
CAUT lON.
.01, and he to CAUTION TILE PUBLIC against Itinerant

B. P. mid Co. are Sole InTcrters and Dealers

Vendors,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

NOTICE

The Members of the Liverpool—Loyal Philanthropic Friendly
Society, and the Public in general, are hereby cautioned to be on
their guard against a "false Table of Payments at .Leath," issued
by the Officers of the " Liverpool Burial Society," for the purpose
of obtaining Members. The following correspondence between Mr.
H. Trtomrsow, Secretary of the Loyal Philanthropic Friendly Society,
and JOHN TIDD PRATT, Esq., the Registrar of Friendly Societies in
England, will clearly prove that their Nzw TABLES HAVE NOT BEEN
ENROLLED by Act of Parliament.

Britannia Hotel, Little Britain. London, May 30th, 1859.
Sir,—Will you have the goodness to inform me if the accompany-
ing Table is a copy of the Table which is appended to the Rules
certified by you for the Royal Liver Friendly Society. I ask this
because the amounts payable at the death of children five and ten
years of age are in spcctively stated at £6 lOs and £lolos, instead
of LS and £lO, as limited by the Act.—Your's faithfully,
To John Tidd Pratt, Esq HENRY FROMPSON.
Friendly Society's Office. 5, Bolton-street, Piccadilly,
London, W., Ist June, 1859.
Sir,—ln answer to t'our's of the 30th ult , I have to inform you
that the Table you have sent me is NOT a copy of that certified by
me with the Rules of the Royal Liver Friendly Society, and that to
pay £6 10s and £lO 10s at the death of children of the ages of five
and ten is contrary to the Act 21 and 22 Vic., c 101, s 2, which
limits the amounts to £6 and £lo.—Your's faithfully,
To Mr. Thompson. J. TIDD PRATT.
CIRCULATING FALSE COPIES OF RULES, 4.c.,
A MISDEMEANOR.
By the Act 18 and 19 Victoria, e. 63, sec. 29. it is enacted that.
" If any Person shall give to any Member of a Friendly ,ociety
established under this Act, or under any of the said repealed Acts,
or to any Person intending or applying to become a member of
such Society, a Copy of any Rules, or of any alterations or amend-
ments of the same, other than those respeetively which have been
enrolled with any Clerk of the Peace or certified by the Registrar,
with a Copy of his Certificate appended thereto, under colour that
the same are binding upon the members of such society, or shall
make any alterations in or addltion to any of the Rul s or Tables of
such Society after they shall have been respectively I nrolled or cer-
tified by the Registrar, and shall circulate the same, purporting
that they have been duly enrolled or certified under this or any of
the said repealed Acts, when they have not been so duly enrolled
or certified, every person so offending shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor." By order of the Committee,
HENRY T 110111 PSONASecretary.
Society's Offices, 108 and 110, Finch-street, June 7th, 1859.

SECURED BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT,
EVANS'S IMPROVEMENT IN HANSOM CABS

J AMES Ev

A N S,

COACH AND HARNESS MAKER
32, and 31, TARLTON-STREET, CHURCH-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

ONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED, at a low Charge,
upon Gold and Silver Plate, Watches, Jewellery, Piece
oods, Books, Pictures, Musical Instruments, good Furniture, and
every description of Portable Property. 'Apply to Mr. Charles
Caine, 188, Mill-street, Toateth-park. decB
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

hands of the allies. The Post remarks that, since Monday
morning, the public has been passing to and fro in the

canard t

its way ; and, after censuring the

mystification of its contemporaries, it indicates the cit

They are now in Milan

iban's corps is dispersed; Garibaldi

successful

and the

main body of

The Advertiser accuses

h despatches of misrepresentation, but this seems

lo not tal

y with

3 Anstrian bulletin

a leader to the operations in Italy, and

Napoleon 111 as having yet

ays that hitherto he has made

d out a steady suc

The intea;

tarp ardour

wild-fire through the n

;," alto
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

s Edward Harrin

28th B6mt

running* through,with -his sword and dis
command of the re': el cavalry, on Nov. 1
utterly routing the T
Lieutenant Thoi

Adair Bu

were subsequfmtiy appri,

DO for a c

unt 1 the work was occupied." [Extract of u 3
Lieutenant-General Sir J. Outram, March 9, 1858

Uross,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

PIANO-FORTES FOR HIRE,
(with the option of purchase),
By the Day, Month, or Year. Terms very moderate.
•ALL SHEET MUSIC. AT HALF PRICE.
W. MALL'S PIANO-FORTE: and HARMONIUM REPOSITORY,
9, HAMILTON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD.

MICHAEL NEVILLE
BRASSFOUNDETt AND COPPIIRSMITH.
Hai REMOVED front Great Charlotte-street, to
55, PARADISE-STREET,;
Near the Sailors' Home.
Where he is now enabled to manufacture every description of Goods
required in the Business.
All artieles manufactured of the hest material and workmanship

IJIVERPOOL APOTHECARIES' HALL,
4, COLQUITT-STREET.
stablished to Supply Drugs and Chemicals of the Finest Quality
only.
All Pharmaceutical and Chemical preparations are made in the
Laboratories of the Company in London, and guaranteed in a state
of Perfect Purity. _ __

Prescriptions are carefully prepared by competent assistants, in
exact accordance with the iitention of the prescribers.
Cod Liver Oil, pure and freshly prepared.
Concentrated Essence of Sarsaparilla, made from the Jamaica
Root, a superior preparation to that usually obtained.
German Seltzer and Vichy Waters.
Ship and Family Medicine Chests always ready.
Export orders executed on liberal terms.
THE GENERAL APOTHECARIES' COMPANY (LIMITED),
Proprietors.

STOUT! STOUT!! STOUT!!!

LONDON AND DUBLIN STOUT,

IN YIBST-RATE CONDITION

Quarts ..... .........
Pints.
imperial Half-pints.

Per Dozen
... 4s 6d
2s 9d
Is 9d

BOTTLED BY

J. & G. PEARSON,

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,

32, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET,

11, DEANE-STREET

WHEN you WANT genuine LEFT-OFF CLOTHES,
go to JACKSON'S 92, Great Crosshall-street, three doors
from Byrom-street.

Tip 0 B ER T C 0 LLINGWOOD,
CURRIER, LEATNER & GRINDERY DEALER,
44, GREAT HOMER-STREET,
(NEADON OPPOSITE THE HATIIII,REET,) AND
79, TITHEBAR.N-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
A Constant supply of LONDON and FRENCH GOODS ; also, a General
Assortment of LASTS, at very moderate prices.
R. C. especially calls the attention of makers up of Boots and
Shoes to his Stock of Leather, believing they will find his Goods as
cheap as any in the Kingdom.

MR. RHODES begs to inform the Owners of Valuable
Horses, that he undertakes to Break Colts to Saddle, to
carry Ladies and set, also for Hunting and Hacking purposes.
Formerly three years with Lard George Bentinek. Good Stabling
and Breaking ground. Address T. Rhodes, Lark-lane, Aigburth-
road, Liverpool.

0 LETTER PRESS PRINTERS. &c.—R. A.
RAMSEY & CO., STEREOTYPER'S, LEAD CASTERS, &c.,
1 , WHITECHAPEL, LIVERPOOL, are prepared to Execute any
1T
Work entrusted to them, with Neatness and Despatch. LEADS
always on Hand. OLD TYPE taken in EXCHANGE. N.B.—
A Respectable Youth Wanted as en Apprentice.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

—TO be SOLD, cheap, a
is and Camera; also, a quay-
ra, the property of

r 110 be SOLD, an elegant walnut Cottage Piano-forte, made by
John Broadwood and Sons ; a magnificent tone, full compass
of keys, and all the modern improvements—warranted. Cost, a
vel short time since, 65 guineas; under peculiar circumstances,
will be sold for 45 guineas cash; nearly new, and not a
h upon it. May be seen at Mr. ityalls, Piano-forte and
Repository, Hamilton-street, Birkenhead, near
6j15

Harmonium
Woodside-ferry
A
_
RARE Cl
formerly

A gentleman who

, but is now disabled
Ters to send instructions sufficient to teach
snufacture two tons per day (in his own house)
ry, railway, or anti-friction Grease, at a cost of about
' ' pital required at first will not
- 77 or boilers, and is

pound, and the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

to solicit an inspection of his fresh arrivals of the

GL ACI

in Paris ;

its Manager of the Mantle D,
of MAN T

epdrtinnit h

MOUR

application of
.t

AWL, M

ANTLE

S suitable for
N G

AND I

14 AND 16, BOLD-STR

0 R G

GENTLEMEN'S WRIT

RUGS IN

X ROG

ANTLES

MANTLES

PRESENT

devoted much attention to the S 1

effect of the Mantles whe

,ESS WAREHOUSE,

OUSI

0 It G E'S-C It E.SC E NT

SHIRTING

IRISH LI

1 CASI

if NEW (

New Patterns, now selling at is 44

ALL TH

(COAXER OF ALFRED-STREET)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

iancioned,

Adige. And we are

quite prepared to see the Austrians retiring slowly
before the advancing Allies, until they make a final

stand behind one or other of those important river
defences. Of these the Adda offers only such obstacles

as the Allies have airead

surmounted with compa-

impunity, so that we can hardly doubt that

the retreat will be continued until the quadrangle
firmed by Peschiera, Verona, Mantua, and Liguano
is reached, and' the Austrians, reinforced by the
whole

trength of the empire, await the attack of
the invading army behind the almost unassailable
line of the Mincio, flanked by Lake Garda and the

marshes of the

?o. It is possible, however, that the

kustrian garrisons occupying Pavia, P:

enza, Piz-

zighittone, and Cremona, along the northern bank of
the Po and the Lambard frontier, may be left to
take up the attention of the Allies, and impede their
advance, whilst the main body of the army will
retire slowly, fighting as it goes, upon the Mincio."

The Austrians, then, thus "re-inforced by the
whole strength of the empire," would, it is believed,
be found in an almost impregnable position. Hither-
to they have been defeated at almost every point ;
and it may be that their distance from home, and the
want of those appliances and means which might
adier and nearer at hand, have had some-
\ustrian troops
sly dispirited ; and
done, their comrades
id them by thousands and tens of
Their spirits would most probably sur-
vive, as they drew nearer to their own laud, and
weed, as they so much need to be, by the
left behind. There is
are inclined to think
own borders. There it is Germans

then be

At any rate, the

ented as exceedin

ink, as they have

were r

strong reserve wh

another motic
to the

in retiring

the Confederation is likely to be influenced the most
readily by the fact of such an enemy as the allied
phalanx being, as it were, at their very doors.
Further reinforced by German hosts, Austria would
enter the lists anew, and this time, in all probability,
would be resistless, —e3pecially in. a regular engage-
ment, into which she would doubtless endeavour to
draw the. Mlles. We are, on all these accounts,
ether inclined to conclude, that Austria will persist
retrograde movement, until she finds

f she ever can, in such a position as we have

own soil, at least upon its

will, in th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

audition of tt

quarter

)Iliars on the Ist

loan for 1
redeemed

Tehua

the last

a tepee rou

could n,

It is tho

he. States look

treasury

Thei.e i
1,500,600. dollars.

for a surplus of

notes which

yet unissued c
The Treasury
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

OF WORIc, AND

FOR 28s. GT

Manufacturer

.OUR OWI

6s 6d per Di

One Shilling

WAREHOUSE,

FROM BOLD-STREET

D ROCHE, BOOTMAK
• No. 11, CHURCH-STREET,
Respectfully informs the Gentlemen of Liverpool and its vicinit
that he has on hand
AN ASSORTMENT OF FIRST-CLASS GOODS,

of his own manufacture, consisting cf
LACE, SPRING-SIDE, AND BALMORAL BOOTS,
which for prico and durability cannot be equalled in town.
From 18s per pair.

II I R TS

GENTLEMRIC,n SHIRTS, Cut to Measure on the most
Correct Principles, with the Latest Improvements, pro-
ducing the Ease, Comfort, and Gentlemanly Appearance of
A CORRECT FIT.

ave alw
out to ]

departm,

Tll}

OBSERVE THE ADI

ays in I'TOCK a large asso
Furnish can be supplied A
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

t domestic question of Pail

praising tt
h

Chancellor of ,t 1

;d in his lat

f _Teform as notes of bank of

meastires o

vas the cou
)een so bad

who believe

of any futnre

Tnment

'cry different -from that propos,

y the del

reality or a sh

fended the

,nditior

)ert Pet

demand a

Rho sat o

would not f0r,,,,

If it was r

them to foil, and that they

office.for. in

Lord Ashl

Mr. Palk
,o gain by

constitutic

ment, thane

Derby in

he had

what-the cc

Ile did

foreign polity of
keeping..
Mr. Liddell pr

ined, b

)1v forth the policy to

Mr. H. Gurney t

tions were inconvenient

present jimet

Mr. Spooner d

d that

existence of any compact between Lord

Roman Catholics. Even if it existed, it wi
than might be expected from the Govern

tho opposition

Mr. Horseman said that the issue that ha
the Government, and their appeal to the

.esenting a Tiber

1 consti

v: had

except to vote for the arnendm(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

are in

s —Mount Etna, 6

TO CORRESPONDENTS,

warily f

yester

ministrat

,a put

that t

s from the %V

with later lA,- 4t Coast of
She brings intelligence of the loss of the Bri
gun-brig Heron, Captain Troseote, on the 9th i
in a gale, awl the loss of 170 lives. The capt

and soma twenty-five of the crew, were picked up
by the Ethiope, shortly after her leaving Lagos.
The captain died on the passage home.
By the arrival of the steamer Vigo, at Cork, we
'eceipt of New York advises to the 28th ult.

The "Vigo brought a large number of passengers,
among whom was Mr. Smith O'Brien, who landed
enstown, and nearly 800,000 dollars in specie.
is nothing of interest in the news to hand,
ra-

most of the town was burned down, cius-
mt deal of pecuniary damage. Business
were rather more active at New York.
was a meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph
-, on Wednesday, to consider the proposed
agreement with her Majesty's Government, on the
basis set forth in the report of the directors. The
chairman, Mr. Wortley, stated that the Government,
with a view to encourage another subscription to
complete this great scientific work, had agreed to

In f.? a

Comnan

I aI.M.; 1 eIIIALL icum il,uuut TO ZU,UUUG a year on
the new capital; and he hoped the American Govern-
ment would be also induced to increrse theirs from
$70,000 to $lOO,OOO, as they were equally interested
in the electric commlinication by way of Newfound-
land. It is proposed, when the bill in Parliament is
pass

to issue 600,0001 in Preference Shares of 51
each, to enjoy a preferential dividend of eight per
cent. out of the revenue, any surplus to the extent
of four per cent going to the old shareholders.
After some consideration, the agreement so made
with the Government and the proposed issa2 of new
shares were apporved.

In the Court of Queen's Bench yesterday, an ap-
plication for a criminal information on behalf of two
Retford magistrates, for an alleged libel in a local
newspaper, was refused, Lord Campbell saying, there
was no imputation of corrupt motives.

The Bank of England reduced its rate of interest

ay to three Per cent. It is not expected that
this 'reduction will have any beneficial effects upon
trade generally, at least for some time to come, for
the speculative spirit is very dormant ju
I and will probably continue so until SOME

decisively

in the present

Continent

t at pr

!thing is

var on -the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

WANTED, a stout Girl, as Serrant-of- al
Regent-road.

WANTED, a Boots; -,
at the Seacomba Hotel

ing and sing

WANTED. a
preferred

good Housemaid; one that understands cooking
Address T 3, Northern Times office. 1
, who is accustomed to
Vorthern Times Office. 3jll

WANI
chi.

:of-all-work

Reference list

ATANTED, a good plain English Cook, about 30 years of age.
Must be well recommended. Apply at Northern Times
t.f.o.

WANTDE - ----
, a thorough good Housemaid ; one that can be well
recommended, and' able to get up limn. See reference list,
Northern Times onn,e.
6j15
ANTED, in a „,..au
W Maid-of-all-Work; family, where a Nurse is kept, a good
must be able to wash and iron well.
Apply at 173, Brownlow_hit.e
6j15
WANTED, for a small family, a
an English
and respectable girl, as
Servant-of-all-Work ;
sh one preferred. Apply at
Mrs. Jackson's, stationer, Rock-ferr;
• 3jll
WANTED, for an Hotel, a
tot make country preferred),
as Assistant-ivaiter, and to make
ofiX,if generally useful.
Apply to Mr. Pearson's London Times
Liverpool. ', se3, Lord-street,
SERVANTS WANTED.—Mss. AUSTV-T,-'fi----.0,,i--I—. --te l2jlo
:ants that she
Pository, 246,
m be well re-
s. 3 Grange-lane, Birkenhead, begs to inform se,
has constantly a great ii say situations for such as
re-
commended, and they will find it to their advantage
call or send, and enter on her list (Protestants). ll they ,in.
WAN I'ED, for a small Family, a Servant-of-all-Work, from 6j1,3
tO 30 years of age, English and a Protestant; must bee.;ra—
petent to wash, bake, cook, and from, with good character. Apply
at 9, Stanley-crescent, North-shore, opposite Canada Dock. 3jl-0
WANTED, as Plain Cook in a small public-house, and also to
make herself useful, a Woman, with good character for
sobriety, honesty, economy, and good temper. Wages no object.
Must be a Protestant. Letters addressed to " Ingo," Northern

Mrii. Ja
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-10

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have perseverance and determine-

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—c. The ointment should be briskly
Ha tilt° the parts :-Efeeted, after they have been fomented
kewarm waiter. The pills, by their action on the
Noon and the humours of the body, are an admirable auxili-
ary to the ointment and improve and invigorate the
whole s•ystom. Directi,,,N for the use of th9V Meglicines
accompany each pot and box,

with it