Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-16 00:00:00

LOSS OF A BREMEN STEattit.
The true extent of the havoc occasioned by thst7474
tisl gales which swept the coast during. the ,;„eieek
of last week is now being ascertainel. The swir
the French coast suffered severely, and sever .01
vessels with their crews were lost. The foundelpl
Butjadingen, London and Bremen 'steamer, leo S;
Sea during the late heavy weather, al! le 0100
nounc,d at Lloyd's. Happily, the illey
passengers and crew were saved. A foe,
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lauded at Margate on Tuesday, anu
we gather the following particulars of the lose. 0 peA
fated steamer left Bremen on Wednesday
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of cattle on board. She was pursuing her e Pr)
from Texel across the North Sea, to the ,ocestPA
land somewhere near Lowestoft, when sha ea
blo"-A,
the fearful weather of Thursday night, the grber
heavy from S.S.E. A tremendous sea etrgAcesooljigo
carrying away her rudder and stern post, ,18 tont
to leak considerably. Every effort was m "op
the leak and repair the injury, but the g&l6
their exertions proved fruitless. Throughout
eerio,
the night and the following day CePtall fetr• API
commander, and his crew kept steadily to t'-.40,0
thei hope of waving the ship. The water, 11°6" 0.2
increasing, and their position at length b!5,htb.5110
critical. A eail had not come in sight, and oltin'bilityail
sea that was running there was not muchlo"-oa ; 0,14
boats living long ie it if they were lowered heerj
At levF" $00"41
evening, the water had gained so much eFfhilth.,sl
was up to the cattle between decks.
which they kept sending up were observed bJ a o_9
schooner, who bore up for the sinking eteenleioo.°lo
were then hailed to come off. Unfortunste', 004
boats got swamped, and another stove, tbalvied
only one available to take them on board the 00"
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The nine passengers, amongst whom were tlra
two children, were first got off, and after s. s.°4
of the boats, the whole of the crew were COnTed ord
schooner. The Butjadingen must have eve rits,
afterwards. She was a powerful three vfieew-siodc4.
steamer, and was built at Shields three yearail,
addition to the 250 cattle, she had on board %ID
merchandi.e. The loss of the ship and eargt„ol•
to several thousands. She is reported to be w"

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At LEWIS & COX PANY'S, Renelag ,4t ntt Ife.t
BOYS are CLOTHED from the Ages of Sig

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FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.—WhiIe the .3-11,135,00(0001
Mr. Brethwick, of Mount-pleasant, near m)*t P 014
preparing a threshing machine for work 990,00,
morning, the biiler suddenly burst, and the frsg3teios.h re
blown in all dine:iota, some of them to u glen otdifl,
A poor woman, the wife of a labouring u";'eare,
children, was literally torn to pieces by t-tite;#l,,
she being very near to the machine at tu'aioeil`do
occident. A boy alio was standing by at the t't fair
seriously, but not fatally injured. The aeeidc°
casual. s ill of,
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.MORE LOYAL 111 A N OnshoonerEttc.---'ibeltreas A
tentious banner displayed in the wain ',- Coll%-)r,
mingham, on the late visit of the Duke 0' bod s' r
which, in addition to its material charms, ..,, err
the grace of poetry. On it was worked I`-
ters— " Welcome brave warier r
Whose vallor none surpassed; 6
Who fought hie country's boffin,' oilf,
And has come to Brum at lasii';,„lo6l,4
TORYISM DEFUNCT IN ROCHE3TER.---M°11"-' 0 IP, n
of much pubic feeling in Rochester, as the hurtCo tilde
revised by the Mayor, Mr. William monelerb, ' sfotV
ass: snore, Messrs. J. Galer end J. O. Mecrteis `o7olll'
those diagraceful seen, s which tcok place in :4 booftl
year, was ox acted. The business of the eAcw.bol.B4 or
proceeded without much interrupeion. Tile IPA
claims and obj,:ctians were made by the liher,3ool,lo_,
in one ward alone the liberals have gained 'rfati/lroien
The reason assigned for the Tories not inte 010
the list is that the leading Tories have fella 01
them elvee ealle eOl
A WOMAN'S REVhNOZ.—" Once upon a tir°, efirasirtoilt
on, settling her muslins, and shakirg herr, ,eol"e:oressiilr,
officer in the Guards was travelling by the c-'es sit,
train to Southampton. In the same first owl
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there was a lady, vernoueg, and very hands halo
afraid be ore they reach ol Winchester (there s'bottl 0,
person in the carriage) she permitted this obe of,
Guardsman to imprint one kiss—he gave and lc 00000
no more—upon her gloved bawl., It was a fres,si 19
a bit of fun psi like the kiss which the bout' 0000
of Devonshire gave a sweet), when Mr' r0h5.0, °IA
elected for Westruir ster. But she made --.I bed or
solemn owl), that he would rever reveal who sift ojr
place. It fell out that our Gnardsroan, abc,ub:iopr,
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afterwards, did, in the smoking-room of hilt !yid •
street, break Pis oath, and, with the haosht'usome
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ties, common to men, gave the story' lv,itor of er7o
perfeely tied wantonly false. A for tre F
, on to stay a week
has
an invitati • li'Lsr '
—an cid admiral, who lived in a charrnloo ware°,
isitti a distal.' ~, otel
banks of the River Itchen, (lose to
had never seen this relative before ;;but setae lees ter
had been arranged ; arid be went down• lie dies or
with the most cordial hospitality, e epecially 14 sod 0/
wife, who was very young and very hatidsoole'betr,
by the merest chance in the world, turned out tube be
tical lady with whom he had travelled, per 010 e bpi,
train, from London to Southampton. She gag ;ri° OP°
hand, ungloved this time, smiled upon hIT 1- siloiefos
and just before dinner, drew him on one SW' Atit Et
sweeter sweeter smile than t ver, told him in a eisery tll'' e'-
tr tO ttil f
that if he would come round at twelve o'cloe- rieel,ool:
a certain window at the back of the house, 01e,,1e freolt
Soutbarsow jii
river, only separated from i-s brink by a 11311:, 0 , Or
she had something very important, and perharitb jilf
to communicate to him. Ile came ponctualll.2btlfgo'orei
Pointed time. The moon was shining very elher?ret
window was opined, and a lady in a night-dress to a le!
tell and handsome cavalier (as the novels es,?odegiii,' ttoli,,
to her ; and she let him in through the Vs. Fie, S
Jove, what a plucky one I' She saic tlia ft form
Darrell, you are a liar and a traitor r Slic,re of 'o- iilst•
put a pistol to his head, right in the Nu': tate-00.1
hearl, between his cur:ing locks, which partedlll,ll fe, fr
and she blew his brake out, and Captain Par,„r" ver2A,
the river Itchen, and was found there next ri,„,,,i'Or-tilsri
and very dead."—&- 4. Sala. The Paddinr-siverdsr.
EUGENE SCE.—Ile was very fond of hors' style ~ts'irllaar
and everything connected with the luxury ode riteldaro
linen. Froment Mentice designed and re; bisr P 4
which cost an incredible si m of money ; Oil sales' iss
service, consisted invariably of Saxony or 01" 0 tb.ils 0
had a servant named Laurent, so'ely to eleakiellr,""
plate ; this servant had never read a took ill os seell„ 111:
when qaes;ioned ab ut Eugene Sue's talents, ow lel? ,
up his eyes and say : ' 0 Lor l! 0 Lor 1 °cob loc1;ltild
and do nothing bit cover nice white poPen„nid Ito i,e
that a way to live ?" Sue was exceedinglY "„-- ne ''',Eiw,a,
his voice was weak, and his whole appeorrreed,, OK,
awkward. He never weet into s(ciety, lille'in,l u,,jair Ai'
few friends—M. M. Victor Schoelcher, Guier'oo rig
Ernst Legouve Deforges, and Pleyel.' ,liifbaari',lo7
an average, ten 'hours every day, in a smell ''oralehotb le
third floor of his mouse, which looked upon 3 l'efit both
Dutch style,. fllLd with porcelain and fitt coll., Ors/
which were the finest and costliest tu'sod!lbieurea
obtained. His writing was extremely toe' itleedersit
very cli se together ; it seems to me rather so •Ii 00 s 0
that complaint is not made here. His het' ° vrhi,cs allt/sie
a ith works of art and. curiosities of all OS 11, 0s;
placed upon buffets, as in a curiosity ahOP• od ,110,4'ii
six pair of straw coloured gle Yes a rlos' iiteo' A •
appeared in any king but the Enest linen, P ereoef t elf,
shoes at d embroidered silk stockings, and re . oreb
delicately perfumed. In privae, he vial th,liteeo#
" Rabelais in his. easy chair," clalighttillg„le of 19 0!
humoious stories for which the lecund e-) Prole
was famous, and which Sue told admit sh l'sod o,dl
remarkable for his feculty of concentrali°;ro ho,
rapidity that rare faculty gives; in a few ,h,fntioniot9
write his day's feuille'en, and turn bis l"',001111-e's ;00
objects of study. He must leave an 01'00,11;0V
". Lea Mysteres de Paris," and "Le Jul! , selc"blirrO
" Matbilde," continue to be as popular ('' aoholcostAl 11
they were when they first appeared. 'fji or
told me yesterday that the cheap edition onto Soo - .0$
de Pails," issued last month, would putt ,J7o;,f,
60 000 dollars.—Paris Cer, M 0 picas
IV ,-- 01110
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A IWO' .-.10 .o.esPrtt
the last two days a case has been before • ~4ter, cod"
City Court of Record. Mr. T. Wheeler, hone A of
for rule absolute toadagains person
to Mr. Monk, deputy recrer, at the oiltilatoll;„01),,,e
rained 17r oars o',-0
agent and coll. etor of rents, in Sulfite, of 0;,,, 70,
coort. The facts were these. :An action of 001 05tfor
entered, and the defendant, a person nanlie be ,-ben'
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required to plead. By the rule of court tdid 5ei"1,47.0
either personally, cr by a solicitor. lie 101 eatil'd
Preston told him he would be a fool to el as •;06, 16
and he (Preston) could do the job for glen
erthillell
cheaper. Whereup. nhe got 6s 6d 're te- isli-allt
proceeding to the registrar's office, rePreso ia bts bb
entered the plea. The charge was falsely, to be the d, fondant in the ection••:bone cipg old
and the deputy recorder, after „stroeglY lot, bu.;,testse
brough asooull, et°„o,
conduct, said he should direct- an attachluil weal,/ Prise
require it to be kept in the office, anis, pal
during the course of the next three mon aspsty -18i';011
instalments as would be satisfastorY tot
and should reimburse Mr. Wheeler client . orPo l•
in the action against Craine) the costs of 101 01010
the attachment would not iasne• fajta c dilOt
P the dfeo ,
these terms, it would issne, and shod'
liable to imprisonment for an indefinite P