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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY
FURNITURE.

Furnish satisfactorily, QUALITY must be considered as

eve reduced the LA
to the FORMER. A

lansion, from the ma

BRADLEY

EILARD'S PIANO-

ERS

I Horizontal Grand

done without
ND UPHOLS

)OD & SON

lUD & OOLLARD'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

LIVERPOOL AND I

iTHON

7 (Sates

per eer,

or, in 1
). and C

Irtiviteg

11,..A

LIVERPOOL, CON

.Captain An,

pt. And

ns.HECLA
NT ARAI

Clpt. F
Cant. J

ROYAL MAIL STEAM

) STATI

carthur

N and NEW

primage, payable here; or in

d at the Loading Berth, West Side Huskis-

New York, to
GlasgoNV, to

.LIVER, 8, VV

&,SALONICA

oihei Ports

apt. Ing

EN.Capt.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

test vessels attot

RICE & CO. (late BTtICF., FRIF,ND, & Gebk
.et, Liverpool, and 54, Lime-street, Lou

FOR ,VALPARAISO,

lass, only twelve months. old, and one of the finest
-• --Apply to •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

are made of pure dubebs, com-
xr superior to any c4escription
—G. Picot, Parisian

!],CHELLE

aste, celebrated

11 grave diseases
of Hemorrhage,
,od, and diseases
Depot, 40, Lim e-

of the .1

ire cure I

neuralgia, megrim,
lred affeetions.—G.
Live; pool.

nfallible remedy' when
id apparently incuratle.
water cures with a few
;htedness, and weakness
heal Depot, 40, Lime-

frequently have

iatisni, gout,

4s, yeqrt. shields,

ntlemen of Yorkshire Mid
nes and address forwarded,
17 years; sufferings of gout,
_lieumatisin, and liimbago, of old standing and stubborn ehmacter.
Apply WC/. Picot, Parisian Medical DePot, 40, Lime-su'e't, Liver-
_
pool

Dertifrcateff of highly respectable -g(
Lancashire :can tie seen, and their na
'6stirYilr, of haying been cured, after

All the above medicines are the

ention and direovery of first-
will be sol:a genuine by G.

~. ,ss medical Men.trom
Picot, Parisian. Medical Depot 40 Limestrect
Dr. GRAVES,- M. R. C. S: E., ilate Army Surgeon), registered
according to the New Act of Par lament. 'May be consulted Daily
on all Diseases of the_ Tiuman oreigners may consult in
sixteen languages, )at the PffiPaTl 'odieat Pepot, 40, Lime-street,
LiTerpooli G, VINT, ProisTtagr*
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

___EAT WESTERN RAILWAY.g
NIONSTRE TREAT

Via BIRKENHEAD ANI

Giving a choicO of from
THREE to TWENTY-ONE DAYS at.
LONDON,
READING, OXFORD, BANBURY, WARWICK, LEAMINGTON,
BIRMINGHAM,
WEST-BROMWICH, WEDNESBURY, BILSTON,
WOLVERHAMPTON, WELLINGTON, -
AND '

R Y ,
AT EXTUAORDI.NARY 740 W
lONDAYS, the.Bth, 15th, and 22nd.; and Fan

11 R E

the 12th and

19th instant.
For full particulars of Fares and Times of Returning, see hand-
Ils, to be had at the Company's offices, 11, James-street, and
Mik's-Ferry ; at the usual places in town, and from
JOHN . ERVING, Conductor,
41, Norton-street, Liverpdol.
Be sure to ask for Living's Tickets. 9a20

NOR THEItN

G " AND
MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, & LINCOLNSHIRE
RAILWAYS.

CHEAP EXCURSION TRAINS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

lice, fa

Nichols, from I
Sailed : Minna, fox
(New Zealand) ; JeX
Allies, for Mauritius , , .‘,.
Zethan, from Riga; Elder, Soderh
burg; Johanna, Gefle ; Diana,
Drak.

GREENOCK, Augut 12.—Arrived
BELFAST, August 11.—Sailed : H
Quebec.

MARITIME EXTRACTS

The Swift, Ferguson, from Alexandria to I
Malta sth instant, with foremastbead ca►ried
by contact with the Theodore Berend.

The Skimmer of thi
the Matilda Atheling
the latter's jibboom.

The Maggie Walker, loading at
struck: by lightning, which shivE
of her decks, and is reported ti
her. •

Ta Leone fc

The Earl Grey, from Lancaste
Llandudno.

3ayne, from Llanelly to Q'

Llaitelly

MARRIAGES

1: 3_P„Eg•

a, put!

On the 27th April, at Pcnrith, N_
Elijah Smith, A.M., Percy Owen, Esq., of IVoollongong, eluelti
of Robert Owen, Esq., Judge of the Northern District. Ciurts.,l oasj
colony, to Eleanor Martha, second daughter of Thomas' 'Aio.l*
Haylock, Esq., J.P., of Penrith, formerly of 22, Euston-sq
London. _me

On the 9th instant, at Stapleton, Salop, by .the Rev. Aergtoi'
Winton, rector of Boughrood, Radnorshire, Henry de ode
Esq., son of Parry de Winton, Esq., of Maesderwen, Brec,do
to Caroline Gertrude, youngest daughter of the Rev. Henry
Lady Emily I-larding. 11'
On.the 10th instant, at St. Thomas's Church, Old Trafford, f t4t,
ehester, by the Rev. Stanford Harris, 31. A., Incumbent 400,,
Thomas's,Barnabas (the uncle •of the bride); assisted by the Rev. So;
Buckley, 31. A., Rector of St. Mr. William Shorroc,.o,
of Thomas AShtan, Esq., of Darwen-lodge, near Blacklq Old
Sophia Elizabeth, daughter of John Whalley, Esq., ° "..

Erafford. • -
On the 11th instant, George Frederick Buller, Esq., you"glo,
Antony Buller, of Pound, in the county ot 1:100
eorgina, youngest daughter of the late Ralph Forster,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

Cabin and

betwec
Fnr 1

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
DUNDALK,. NEWRY, AND LIVERPOOL,

FOUR TIM I

S EACH WEEK

The Dundalk Steam-packet Company's (Limit
__ New Iron Steam-ships

ROM LIVERPOOL TO

UNDALI

oailing from Colingwood

ILLIAMS,

clock Niht.
August 15, at 101 o'clock Night.
August 17, at 1 o'clock Afternoon
August 19, at LI o'clock

wing Dundalk every Mcnday, Wed:

FROM LIVERPOOL TO

, Friday, Saturd
WRY,

gust 18, at 12 o'clock Niirit: -
gust 22, at 3 o'clock Afternoon,

August 29

y every

inch Saturday

Return Cabin Tickets, available for fourteen d
rabic, 15s. (includ
The Conn

Wmenpc
lOS ; Steer;

y will not be r

but not tra:

by Live Stock

ad Cattle to be along

,nsible for loss or damage sustai

de four hours before the time

For further particulars apply to the Agents--Robert M'Cracken,
5.17, Merchants'-quay, Newry, and Warrenpoint ;. Win. M‘Master,
Steam-packet Quay, Dundalk; or

JOIIN CAIIILL, 10, Water-;

-ATERFORD STEAIII-

red, Liverpool

INCREASED

EAM (

•SHIP COMPANY

IAtUNICATION BETWEEN

LIVERPOOL AND WATERFORD.

rn:
The new poN
MAR

fast-sailing t
tin. M. J. But

VESTA

steams

in J. Corr ET

Or other eligible-vessel, are intended to sail as under

VESTA
MARS
VESTA
MARS
VESTA,
MARS
VESTA.
MARS

FROM CLARENCE DOCI

August
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

AND THI

Under contract

o - --
_3

BOHEMIAN
NORTH BRITON W. Grange.
HUNGARIAN T Jones._•
NOVA SCOTIAN R. Borland.
ANGLO-SAXON W. Ballaritine.
NORTH AMERICAN • - T Aiton. '
INDIAN W. Smith.
CANADIAN . •
_. , .. . .• . . (Now building.)
Are intended to sail between LIVERPOOL and QUEBEC
• and MONTREAL, as follows :
,
FROM LIVERPOOL. • ' -•
•

INDIAN . . .
BItITON
ANGLO-SAXON

Wednesday, Aug. 17
Wednesday, Aug. 21.

And every Vcednescl

IT mgr. 01.
tereafter duriu g the season of open
navigation.

FROM QUEBEC.

NORTH BRITON
ANGLO-SAXON
NOVA-SCOTIAN

Saturday, Aug. 6.
Saturday, Aug. 13.
Saturday, Aug. 20.

Lturdafv, Aui,

the season of open

f Montreal, 60s. per ton measur
_tor package's measuring 14 cut

ryes of less nwasurment, will be charged
iped under special agreement. Weight

EN GUINEAS and
but not Wines or

will be issued to Cabin
'eon this date and the

mer be

EVEN G

INEAS,

mamy; a
Ey unit
f(

. ,
ith the Grand Trunk Railway Company
and passage. tickets will be granted in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

payment.

the iihbl

before, and two

or ded

soner had nQ ;• Duct

judgment for the jilaintif

,estimony of the Prison(
,on, who counted the Inc

dence, it w

oath of the prisoxie

HOLLOWAY
can be taken

the bowels, without p.

stomach; iiromot
blood, deanse th

whole syitern. They pl.(
debilitated 'Constitution,

gestion, removing bile, gii
aches. It is impossible tc

31YSTERIOI

pu

I iniiior

Is or SICK
)f these pit

THE P
-onday nz

the clert
.om the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

to be aime

"

an once there s

the service of maritime transports which wi

corps d' armee on the enemy's shore, the enemies of

I France, or those who arc jealous of her, will think

twice before provoking her:" The article, it appears,

blamed in Paris

It is stated in the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

Xrdantl.

CITY -OF DUBLIN STEAM PACKET COMPANY

the Company con'
estown, twi

FOR DUBLIN,

.ke notiC

25, at i p.m
20, at 8 p.m

AND CARNARVON

Mails between

ve,:sel of flle Corn-
Pic_Thead

from the Clarence

!, of which shippers

every Monday, returning every
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

ADAMS'S TWO SHILLING PRAYER BOOK,
Bound in VELVET, with RIMS,

SP, Lull TALLIVz.

63, CIIURCH-STREET,

(OPPOSITE OLD YOST(

WHERE DO YOU DINE OR LUNCHEON AT?

NGEL

A lIDER,

FIRST DOOR IN NORTH JOHN-STREET FROM

DALE-STREET.

NO FEE TO WAITERS,

A CHOP OR STEAK, with VEGETABLES and ALt, 1114

DINNER PLATE OFF THE JOINTS,

With VEGETABLES, IS,

FISII AS IN SEASON

POULTRY IN PERFECTION
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

servative member for Hull, who has been unseated, simply,
it appears, because, in the opinion of the Committee of the

House of Common,

arger number of assistants in t

denominated

runners," was employed
,than
those persons,

Of course.

was absolutely necessary
many of whom were voters, were paid for their
services ; and this payment has been construed into an act
of Bribery,—a very venial one, however, it must be ad-
mitted, if one at all, and contrasting most remarkably with

Liberals on so many occasions within the last bw weeks.
Mr. Hoare himself was not cognisant, however, of even that
proceeding ; and a letter Written by bins to Hull, before the
election, which was produced before the Committee of
Parliament, in which he said, "I cannot stir in- this, or in

any other matter of the kind, if the battle is to be fought by
Bribery, direct or indirect," most completely exonerated him

from any imputation or corruption whatever

briefly reported in our columns, which was brought before

Italiari 'correspondents 'of the Tithes, who, several days ego,
I- shn nunni rastnration would be effected by

:peaty

ARMY HOSPITAL CORPS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

E. counties.
E. L. Stock
G. N. Stock

Great Westerns
Lan. and York.

a quiet marke

about 1-16 d.

3 easier, but

1 Amsterdam

red in valu

Rotterdim, do.,
Antwerp, do.,
Brussels, do.,

Paris, short, .
Do., three montl
Marseilles, do.,

Vienna, do.
Trieste, do,

Import 1 Sales

1099 2170
642 1810
6 150-

18145 I 43310
LIVERPOO

cwt. for scam
Ric

LIVERPOOL STOCK EX
The following were the elo
Ches. & B'head
Caledonia Stock
(

100-102

M: and Lincoln 351 xd 35
Midland Stock ..104- 104

Nor. British Stock 57 57-1-

FOREIGN E:

have b,

to 49

LIVERPOOL COTTON
We have again to report

-AUGUST 12

Cara Brea, Gi'

cotton during the past weeK.
has been transacted ; but, wi
prices of American have tended
not sufficiently to alter quotatii
and Egyptian, rather easier. 1
_ _

buyer, although

•
late rates. The weekly sales
2,760 are on speculation, and 5

yesterday

Description

1869 490 Sea Island
9930 Upland •
5700 Mobile.
12866 18310 New Orleans

confined to 30 hhds. Cuba at 41
at 355. 9d. to 38s. 9d. per cwt.
MOLASSES, RUM, OR COFFI
notice.
COCOA

320 bags St. Domir

.CE MARKET

AUGUST 12

,ad, a very dull market, the demand
;ed ; but the firmness of holders has
decline ; yet it is evident sales. to
have been made without giving way
ed market has been equally dull.

a full average amount of

s of foreign have been 'sold

Leewards, Is. 1

all price

this week

r active, and fullprices

Et; proof, 2s,

['easily and prices were scam

r demand at last week's pric
material alteration ; marke

ay sup-

-AUGUST

to-day is steady, with a moderate
little change in price. The prin-
wen in shares in Kingston Downs,
'Wheal Vor, Unity, East Wheal

___ed 173, ex div. Port Philip Mining Shares are -steady,
we renew. Brazil
at 9s. 9d. to 10s. 3d. per share. Worthing are fiat, at
Moderate request at
10 bales, of which 9s. 6d. to 10s. Gd
xport

-#-

The following appeared in a portion of our impression of

(From the Daily News City Article.)
THURSDAY EVENING.—The funds opened with dull
appearance, but became stronger when it transpired that
the court at Bank had broken up without raising the rate of
13640 discount. The quotations at the close
16880 change were same as those of yesterday.
23350 Throughout the Stock Exchange business was languid,
and devoid of, feature or interest. Demand for money has
26760
slackened whilst :Supply has some What increased ; the
12. prospect of an ultimate advance in Ow

of the Stock Ex-

No bullion operations occurred at the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

carrier,

buildin

FOIL SALT

ntine ♦MILLI
;e Edward's I
breadth, 18 f

!et ; or to

Liverpool. tth

awing a

narked from 191

its. are d

1- to 8,

Jatemaltt Bonds are mark(

Consols Money

Edinbgh. & GI

SlipPO

)5. Oth

per Cen

iland Stoi

Great Northern..lol 102 I North Br
A. 82 83 IN. Staffer
I S. E. and

Gt. W. of Canada
Gd.Tk. of Canada
Gt. S; -and W.. .

BANK O}

York & N
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

AUGUSTA,

ERPOOL
BRISTOI

h John-,

JOSEPH

ery Monday,. Wednesday, awl: 54 attend at his office,.
' No. 10, DRIJRN-BIIILDINGS, W.ATEI
To give information to partiesinterested

Froni CLARENCE DOCK, LIN
Froni CUMBERLAND -BASIN,
Without calling at any intermediate port.
Cabin Fare, 12s. 6d. ; Deck, ss. Return Tickets, , available for
two vayages, 17s. for a, single passenger; for three persons and
upwards, open to an arrangement, anclan extension af time will ha
granted.
Apply, in Bristol, to Mr. Richard Rowe, Steamers' Wharf, Rt
cliffe-backs ; or here to
F. H. POWELL & CO., (Ist
35. Soot

CRAM, PONWP,LL, & C 0.,) Age

-----
EMIGRATION- TO -NE
1W
A4ZEALAND

NEW':MAN7 EsQ.

(Fo./. sixteen years a resident in New Zealand, and, a
member of the Provincial Council, Aucklaisd), will

LORENZO,,GO,i3,B,I, (LATE MACKEY,

r of Look

Window Cor—
ear St. George's—

L. Gonna, in acknowledging the many favours he has receivedP
from hi,s patrons, begs to inform them, and the public generally,
that he has always on hand an extensive Stock of Chimney, Toilet,
and Cheval Glasses, in frames of the best quality and most rz%cert
of valuable EngravingS
;les, of the 'best patterns
to Order. Plate Glass

designs. Also, an es
(from the first Masten

) and Picture

on nano. ricture Frames,
ass re-silvered. BaroweteriF

erms, slid cam

L. G., in calling your attention to the above, most respctfullr
licits tile favour of your commands. 12a1&

A CARD

WHITEHEAD, HOSKING,

WHOLESALE AND gXPOR

AND CO.,

.1. AND SONS,)

TATIONERS,

)OK AND ENVELOPE MANUFACTURERS,

22 (LATE 14

CABLE-

NEW- SI

j O N Ii
12, LORD-STI

PA' ROOM
O L F

O It D
r. LIVERPOOL.

.nt Fastenlig%.

DRESSING BAGS AND CASES,
PORTMANTEAUS, TRUNKS, DRESS BOXES, WARDROBES,

OVERLAND TRUNKS, HAT CASES,
LEATHER AND CARPET BAGS, &c., &c

LADIES' AND

Dept I

CHILDREN'S

STRAW, TUSCAN, AND CRINOLINE

HATS,

4UMES, &c., FOR. TRIMMINGS,

JOHN PEARCE'S, .99, BOLD-STREET,

HATS CLEANED AND ALTERED

FEATHERS DYED AND DRESSED.

A.ISLEY SC

IN EVERY . VAI

ARF s,li AWLS ~.

'Y Or COLOUR

ALSO, NEW PATTERN

D ALL OVER,

AN ONE GUINEA,

AT TIIE

W SHAWL AND MANTLE WAREHOUSE,

40, BOLI

SITELLARD &;'IIODGSONS

11,OEDERER'S

C riATNIPAGNES,

CARTE BLANCHE,

CARTE NOIRE,

CAN
,ONLY BE OBTAINED

"L p,NDON,

CLAYTON

SQUARE

TIIE COURT AT OSBORNE nousE, ISLE OF WIGHT,
THE 29T' DAY OF JULY, 1859.

• • IRKENHEAD IMPROV ` . ,
/s.h9ERBS appointed lin& r certain actsl'ofir
Present :
WHCEOII"Thi Qwen's altos( ExcePent Majesty in council.
Parlia—
ment in that bl'E._.elhAl_SaSl3l;ifir,!3l,l,c,:tzn,s.,l&f,23,„ir_skcel.,l,l2ez!tl,and Clanatitim_
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

UP, August 15th and 22nd.'
A.ll

bo*-1,7, August .24th and 2Gth

Liverpool, 12, North
John-street, by Om- dep. 8 I(

, • • ' NOON.
London (King's Cross dep. 12 0
ltanekester lrr. 630
Wanington arr. 710
ilarAton arr. 8 0
Liverpool, 12, North 1
John-street

Garston
Warrington dep. 9
Manchester (101).10 11
London (King's Cross) arr. 4 -It
FARES FOR THE DOUBLE JOURNEY
Covered Carriages. First Class
17s.' • ' 375.
TICKETS not transferable, and the Companies will not be respon-
sible for Luggage.
Children under Three Years of Age, free ; 'above Three and under
Twelve, Half Fares. • • ,
EDWARD WATKIN, General Manager.
London-road Station, Manchester,
August Bth, 1859.' 9a20
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

8 to 1 „

EBOR HANDICAP (York.)

o.
S tttooo
It a g:a: inst'
B\s'itolfialrafktt7cle.
Bto 1 „ Borderer
ti to 1
9 to 1
10 to 1
15 to 1

Archduchess,
Punch.

CRICKET

GENTLEMEN OP TIII: NORTH V. GENTLEMEN OF TILE SOunr.--.-
At the time for commencing operations, yesterday, the weatherwaw
so unpropitious that it was thought the game must be postponed;
the afternoon, however, improved upon acquaintance, and some
fine play followed, the batting being most terrific, as the subjoinet/
score will testify, more especially wh n the dead state of the ground.,
is taken into consideration. In the second innings of the south...
Messrs. 'Walker and Miller provided some fine exercise for the.
fielders, and when time was called had made a joint score of four-
score. The aforesaid gentlemen will open the ball to-day, and
hopes are entertained that the match will be played out.
At seven o'clock the score stood :

SOUTII.
3. H. Hale, Esq
E. Howson, Esq • • „
V. E. Walker, Esq.
F. P. Miller, Esq .
A. H Walker, Esq
G. T. Estridge, Esc

,b Buchanan •
.e Price, b Buchanan
.c and b Price

E. Napper,` Esq
J. Walker, Esq
Captain 11. Marshal
E. Vyse, Esq
A. Walker, Esq

,b Buchanan
.c Price, b Hampshire
.c Bleackly, b Price .

.not out..
.b Hampshire
b 4, I-b 3, w IS, n-b

J. H. Hale, E.5q....
E. Howson, Esq •••
V. E. Walker, E.l
F. P. Miller, Esq •
E. Vyse, '''''''

b Buchanan
nnebooltlit'°orowiuucitete
.b Price

b 5, 1-b 5, w 8, n-b

T. 11. Chapman, ]Ksq
W. Homer, Esq
D. Illeackly
JOP. Makinson, Esq
A. Rowley, Esq
Wm. Prest, Esq... . ..
F..E. Price, Esq.
w. P. 'LockhartoEsq,
G. Hampshire, Esq
F. Brandt, Esq
B. Buchanan, Esq

FIRST INNINGS.
C Eatridge, b V. E. Walker 40
run out
cJ. Walker, bV. E Walker 1
st. J.Wa.lker, bV. E.Walker
b V. E. Walker
b V. E. Walker

run out ' 33
b Miller
cA. H. Walker, b Miller
not out
c A. IL Malker, b
b 6, 1,1) 8, w 1, n-b

UmPIRRs

PERRY and ATKINSON.

TROTTING.—The hitherto unaccomplished feat of
. trof—
tingtwenty miles within one hour (in England) was
per—
formed yesterday, by a horse called " Jack Rossiter" (an
American). Ile was handled by a Yankee jockey, specially
bTonlit over for the occasion.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

.OAD-STREET,

111 J. NODDER,

81, CHURCII7STEET,

TIATTEI

GENTLEMEN'S i.

LADIES' HA'

BRITISH AND FORE
EIGN P
WAREHOUS
WHOLESALE, RETAIL, AND FOR
32---7—CASTLE-STREET.-32
SUPERFINE LARGE BLUE LETTER PAPFT
6s 9d, and 7s 6d per ream.
DITTO, NOTE PAPER, 3s,
YELLOW WOVE LETTER PAI
STRAW NOTE PAPER, 5 quireS 6d
SUPERFINE THHIE and .EXTRA
LAID NOTE, ls Is 6(1, and 2s 3d
COMMERCIAL ENVELOPES, adhesive, 6:

XPORT

R, 4s per ream

and 5s per 1,000.
The New Doable Thick CREAM LAID ENVELOPES
(own manufacture); 9d per 100.
SERMON PAPER, Plain and Ruled, from 4s Gd per
ream.

MOURNING and WEDDING STA.]
and choice .election.
VISITING CARD PLATE and NO e

.ds, 4s Gd

A large variety of Leather Goods, consisting of—
EMIGRANTS' and TOURISTS' WRITING DESKS,
from 5s each.
TRAVELLING DESKS; selected from the best markets,
6s to £.) 6s.
PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, 'BILL and NOTE CASES,
from 6d each. • •
LADIES' BAGS, 3s 6d.

Splendid selection of STATIONERY CASES, in Oak,
Walnut, and Roscwood,,frorri 4s Gd tp £5 ss.
INKSTANDS. A large and choice selection for the
Office and Library.
SCREW COPYING PRESSES, made by Mordan, Muir,
and others, from 31s 6d.
PO( X.ET PENCILS, Propelling and Repelling, in silver,
ivory, ebony, bone, wood, &c.
ARMS and CRESTS found. DIE and PRESS complete,

16s.
LETTER SCALES—Mordan's plain and gilt, ; also with
'lnkstands.
ACCOUNT BOOKS. A large and well seasoned stock,
suitable for Merchants, Brokers, Solicitors, and
General Tradesmen.

TIIENRY GREENWOOD,
WHOLES.A STATIONER AND BOOR
PRLNTER, LITHOGRAPHER, BOOKBINDER,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

considering various comnumil
Mr. Nelson were discussed at

BANK RUTS,

Vincent Archtaing, merchant, Austinfriars, City.
John Freeman, chemist and druggist, Blackfriars-roart
Surrey. •
Henry Jiatehelor, chemical manure manufacturer, Mark—
lane, City, and Rotherhithe.

William 111-a,yes, broker, Birmingham.
IlezekiahM mbad, tailor and draper, Nettleham,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

GENTLEMEN' wishing a
BILLIARDS will find one

FINCTIAM'

et and select GAME at
e best ventilated, spacious

.00re Dock, and

,s to and from Town every Six Minutes to
'S MASONIC HOTEL, 56, REGENT-ROAD. SsB
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

)TION BROL

La seule guerissant sans lui rien ddjoindre.
principalgs Pharmacies de Puniverr; ; It Paris
rue Lafayette, 33 (Exiger la Brochure),
It. BROUS. INJECTION is ust
success at _ Hospitals on the Continent
efilTed Statcg, and all over the world
speedy Cure in instances when-
-^s cured in 1

20 an s

IBLE ET PRESEIWATIVE.

tirou. ve dans les
fve.ateur Bnou,

with immense
Britain, the
radical and
have failed.

Cases of long standing
stated sum. No CURE,

o' street, G. Fleet, Proprietor
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

bandied. table etitleiy

in green merino damask

cular block

below, Canterbur
the large rec

cornice in gold and green relief, ormolu gas chandelier
-‘tern) for three lights, with cut crystal pendants, fest
icicle drops ; Brussels carpet, sprigs on green ground, pa

irease : C

sland, hall tabl

glass in bronzed leaf mounti

I cloth, gas bract

blinds thro,

tfolio stand with rece

:en merino damask curtains tx

;ed window, handsomely trimmed, and the rict

;els carpet as planned to the

is and Venet:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

OFFICE, SHOP, SHIP, AND H

WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELLERY MADE ANT

Orders by post promptly attended to

REPAIRED ON THE MOST.REASONABLE TERMS.

Closed on Saturdays till dusk

THE PALATINE DINING ROOMS,
25, UPPER CABLE-STREET,
Have been fitted up with new Ventilating Apparatus and Sun
Shade, and arc now the most airy and comfortable Dining Rooms
in the town.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

ing, is the maxim of the

are material or iatellec

of the

it must also

!Mal

our Ns

s 'hick

s comn

So we ha

athom

)on till

over a

ght

have E

ged th

t need. s

alb bodies must be ove:

;rcome,

11. But the

age is not satisfied with

1. We

a railwa3

if it were

not content with

are to run

is must be

with the

tricity to

girdled the

a into the

I. laid then

of those might

i are without

:laps of

.r cousins across the

s, if any hostile

y inten-

iicated itself to the

of man. The

anything

st be' a march of

Hence it is that

on the left, an

If it has

ce---if it

'e efforts ar

We must bi

lye been made
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

IY~ ~

J. II

BUTTERS,

SURGEON-DENTIST,

4S, PERCY-STREET

-Mr. B. has a vacancy for an Artie

led Pupil

BRET T A N D JAMES
- TAILORS AND DRAPERS,
CASTLE-STREET,-3,

LIVERPOOL.
MARK BRETT

Begs to anno,

ads and the Pi

sto PARTY"

HENRY

JAME

Who was

'en years in the Estat
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

definitive peace this week seems to be abandoned,

for we hear that their first act will be a prolongation

he armistice.

The report that the Emperor would head the

troops on Sunday from the St. Maur camp through

the Faubourg St. Antoine is again contradicted, and

the programme, according to which he will go a

ved. It is
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

IN A CLERK 0:

I a robbery was committ,
peace in Carlisle, £69 be
room. On Saturday ever
by the office boy, under ~apervision
Hodgson, who had previously locked u
the office of his brother, the Clerk of t
deposited the key in its secret hiding pla
drawer: The safe is formed in a recess of
is of massive stone, being entered by a pone
which is locked by a large key placed
e• •
workin eight tumbles,.
kept by Mr. C. B. Hodgson in a secret
locked drawer, and the other by the clet
a similar way. One set of office keys is
Carrick, an old woman who cleans the room
with Mr. George Pearson, in the Crc
morning, when Mrs. Carrick went as usu,
the offices she found the outer iron gates
upon trying the oaken outer doors she fa
still locked, but, as a bar on the inside bad b(
they could be easily pushed open without the
To gain access to the clerk of the peace's privu
where the safe is, it is necessary to go through two
which are fastened with snap locks. These locks It
been tampered.witb, and must have been opened with
In the clerk of the peace's room no marks of violence ifu'"
visible. The safe was locked as usual, and the keys
in their ordinary hiding-places, and the only traces
robbers were some marks on the clerk of the
drawer, which indicated that it had been tampered
but the lock was all right. In the safe nothing had
disturbed, and the only thing missing was the bag of
the only other trace of thieves being that the outer
were open. Up to the present time no one has been a
hended.—Carlisle Journal.—William Cornwall Law,
the clerks, has been apprehended, and, at a special
sessions, held yesterday, he was charged with the rol
He is married, but for some time back has been in c 4
pondence with another woman in the neighbourho(
Carlisle, with whom he had atTanged to go to Liverpe
Tuesday last. The girl had made all her arrancren
when the superintendent of police stepped in anedet
her. On searching her box Law's portrait was found, wivo
a bundle of letters which she had received front him.
of the letters, which were couched in very affectionate ter!:" re
were read in court, from which it was seen that they "‘l,l,
to join each other at some station, and proceed to LiverPn t
Toed The prisoner had told the clerk of the peace that he Toed
home at ten o'clock on Saturday night, and he was Polo
to have been seen on the street at eleven. The prisoner
remanded till Saturday.

ing abstracted fr

ling the premise

s werc
of M

One key of thi

ding lilac
of the pc

left with

nd. dup
On M

al to cli

and they
en unfas

3fr's-
-
londaYt
an °JI-,"

.ao*
-Linea
Ana
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

Signor Git

Signor Bad
Signor Vial

or Meru

Eladlle. Titiens

iignor Badiali
for Mercuriali

nor ,Borchardi
signor Vialett

Signor Casterli

Signor Corsi
Aame Borchardt

ladlle. Titiens

Boxes, ss. ; Pi

securing Seats, in
hich may be had

ht o'clock
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

I,

W. H. DAUNT & CO., B

C. W. HAIL

I.p,p?n, of all GO,

the Ports of destination to be marked on each package, ....
not less than two inches Lang, or the Owners will not be account-
able for the correct delivery.
Bills of Lading to be had only from G. J. Poore, Wholesale
Stationer, 4;2, Castle-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

HO USA

•c to infornia
btve trade, qt

his knowledge cf

rents svill-eIttU4PD

oods sold by

elewhert.4- -
good dry
a 95. 4‘..4

COMPANY;,
Intent, *hereby :t4e,

the afitount

'ERENTIA

31ajesty's Govenmcnt, 0n1.40

alairman: •
nrLyrr, Upper Sheen Hou4,

64, Queen-street, CI

P., 65, I

,onibard
M.P., G

Landon.
ndon.

) Liverpboi.
net, Lfruptkol:,

, -
10DY, 22, Old Broad-st
DEB, Mount-street, M

ErDr-r

CLARK, (

;RIMY:LDS ANI) N

i thefr:j9SWO--
1 the twpitteiS.;

loic.of a baNTtei

ist vitY4

Le -offi eetil-,

OLIN HAWKS HAW, C.E
AMES A. LONGRIDGE,
' WHEATSTONE, F.R.S

GreatY3radii a:lift

modom

ted bef

Tspful.st;s4)ocipt,

'erential capital now about to beisgod.
sses of the first proprietors: _ _*.`"!',-;

inq2oA6,
£300,000"

new cable; £2lO,

be required to be

ye all the privileges of gr
itie Telegraph Company,.

ateed Pr,-,fcrpn-

~yuo~i~

at the said capital of R 600,000, or so
y from time to time be issued. shall be
,41), Zre:
toted preferential capital of The Atlantic Tele.'
and the shares therein be entitled to

early, Mt

hare been paid on 01**1

shall havee:36gl4

11 4 p
le whole cal

erential shares is ensured by the gua-
=tent of 8 per cent. per annum for 25
led up and employed not exce
ig that the cable shall be laid anattfotht

porary suspension of working, from injury to the
the Government will nllatv.a liberal time foga
which time they will continue their,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

mar

rnenean des

dginand

fit4dy prices,
depression, and
MUM to. but t:
tips. In Braz

fitly redncdiates, particularly for Maceios. Egyptians
Continue in fair request, and command steady prices. Con-
grinn greatly reduced stock of Surats, and the absence
QOPeful qualities, the sales are to a fair extent, and at full
tiees :. 5,540 bales American, 780 Pernam, 330 Egyptian,
Madnis, and 1,440 Surat are taken on speculation and
import ;
and 34990 bales by the trade. The actual
Im. Port consists of 2,200 American, 300 Brazil, &c., and
°MO East India—in all, 8,070 bales.
Nine Liverpool Share Market has been quiet and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

FAIRFIELD,

TO be SOLD, situate No. 4, Elm-vale, a good Family DIVEL-
LING-lIOUSE, containing on the first floor three entertaining
rooms, with kitchen at the back:; on the second floor, five bed-
rooms, with bath-room and water-closet ; on the third floor, two
bed-rooms and store-room ; excellent cellaring underneath. Large
garden, with greenhouse.—Apply to James Finney, Accountant,
11, Dale-street. Sal 3

T° T
Falknc

o ttc

L

UoUs

Tartarus.

the Top of Shaw

gersam attankth

13le Girl

Y V good et

WANTED,
rienner

WAN

B. 10, A'

•om the month. Apply •at

V useful

). YOUTH, al),
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

s, on Sunday, I oth

had evidently given so much satisfaction, that

he I than

would not interfere in the

abject.

of the I

repOrt

'ontefract Election Committee having bee

before the

se, a somewhat lengt

?,ned. I

discussion ensued, the result being that a writ for

the election of a repi

ltative of the borough wa

The intelligence from
_ltaly does not reassure us

of its final freedom ; indeed, from our advices, it I

would seem that she is farther than ever from being

enabled to exercise her own ind

vidual opinior

From Paris we learn that it is reported that the

-e declared it to be int-

.d the ceremony of Sund

s of Austria are to b

in a eulogistic article on the

considere

The writer

11 have been completed

tmfort.

cation of

ktßtrian tyran

; Slid i 5;

ars the intemperance of Italians ; she

Above all, she doe

Ih. It remains to

aus and wise.

lave bel

s at the

for the tempo'

Reason

signs of the

,elieve in

'OCat

it then does

npathiseS

ghts of

OpeS of
3ritir of

cl. back

ward obsta

advanced to

1 in a safer nositiou

moment. But

of human

what o:

3 of the' rivals

has not

s in the pathway of

are things to be considered

the mid

,trod c

igid observance

every cause

I. suspicion or

y p OWE

Ivocat',
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

manifesto is in log

impracticable

!quitur

our recent n(

yet should we ask him what coalith

to form, he denies

to us the friend

France and Austria. But, as Fran

rality

we Were

both "of

and Austria

ware the only parties in the Italian stru

stand-point, independent of the two, IN

the cause of liberty with wh.

3-le. WJJ

we al'ci

It he Intrusts us ti 7

P Does he say that we were to have or,

Italian party, and to have assumed their

leadership and advoca

ted the championship of Lou'

believed him in spite of us,

Italy acceP

N APOLEO

VICTOR I

4ANUSie

fought with LOUIS NAPOLEON ; GARRIBALDI fougM,

with Louis

NAPOLEON ; the municipality"

Milan laid its crown at his

feet ; the A

duchies openly hailed him as their deliverer'

Supposing Italy deluded, supposing NAP

ness to thi

c, our faith&

principles of freedom, dictat

d to u

private and separate policy, and an abstinence fr°ll/

useless complications. By his own reasoning Ice
were prevented from coalescing with the 014

oppressor of Italy ; while to have joined our

Ives

the chariot of Louis NAPOLEON would, be to have
nare, and to have furthered tllc

fallen into the

designs of that

mperiali3m which 11(

aims to overawe Europe, and to subjugate its

enemies in detail

But we may pardon the defective logic, and

visionary enthusiasm of the exile who has but Ole

absorbing idea to live upon and to dream
_ _

We do not look for much practical advice from the

banished patriot, who nurses in solitude the barn"`
hopes of a nationality which England is powerles4
to assist, and which its late champion. has degr acleci

into a pretence under which to mature designs
inimical to the freedom and independence of Eurec.

England may be satisfied, that tha reasoning
friendly critics, and the reproaches rd interest
i
enemies, tend to the same \indication of her neutral
policy. Armed interference would have

useless. And the interference of a great power

useless, must be pernicious. The question-renlalllsl
whether her interference in a Congress will not be

just as useless, and, therefore, just as pernici°°s.
We are convinced it will. There are only' tscc'
courses open; either to fall in with the designs °f
despotism, or to organiso a crusade against then''
:
The first would be criminal; the second inWille.
cablt. All England can do yet, with either die/t
•tr safety, is,—to watch and wait.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

mid. fair I Stock

121 d e 18
615-16 74 572610
7A
7 3-16 81
81 83
101 174 81

6d., 'and 750 bags.Chia Bank to-day

—We have no sales to (From the Times City Article.).
THURSDAY EVENING.—The funds opened rather heavily,
To are reported at 40s. per but were • subsequently steady as the Bank made no atm,-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

tided range than

s c xpec

sYster

48 class of

)uths who come be

'd• Our large Public

ifitsicat Preparatory Semi
ts

)r this intermediate clas

Ire What the i

adependenc

Yo words,'

tes the RCN

NT.A __ I

for th

one another by

imindny

on them

Jot only do they

throughout

tandard of knowledge

)chial system,

lustrial class, is

spectors appointed by Government;

.nown now, that it is

It is that

tween the two

til hitherto, has been neglected

ichools, and

are too expen-

s ; and our Charitable

of our middle

) not require, and therefore repudiate ;

Ide the fact, that neither the one nor the

provide that kind of instruction suited to their
callings and pursuits in the race and battle of

J. S. HOWSON,

of the Collegiate Institution, in this

would be strong enough to express the

londition of

only have they energy

momentous consequence that all

whole depth of

a good and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

practising'

permission of my 'rather, I went'io Aston -Park -wit}
my sister and a Mend. I got, there between six ani

;even o'clock

the defendant between

The defenc

nuu
Showell, N

t is the brc

o was engaged to me.
;ked him how his 'wife iv

He said,

d 9." (La

ghter.) He said

to walk with

I did . so, a

needed to con-
" I must
He said "Mira,

time I sai

this witne
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

NEAR LIVERPOOI

VALKE

22nd in

BY MR. J. F. GR.

3rd insta

such conditim
. - -
LL those Four Freehold 31
DWELLING-HOUSES.

and tt

2, and 4, •Saltoun=ter

Bearombe, in the count

rear,' or depth backwards,

thereabouts, and on the south side 84 fe
and on the cast side 79 feet 6 inches, or

)ad, of

.ly on the 30th June, Se'

R AND ACKERLEY,

to conditions,

of Woolton-strect, in Wooltc

td, extending to Chapel-:

Ireet, in th

r, and four good bedrooms, and, is witl
Inn, where the-Liverpool and Wools

n to Mr. John Yates, jun

UAGES, or

torth side, 84 feet 4 inche

ands, or therm

voupation of Mr. Joseph Waddington

Yearly Rental of 8160-,

'or £l,lOO in the British Empire Mutual I

20th day of November, 18a0, of
lancheatm

aber, Decembe

3futual Life Assuranc

7_, iV Ely tile SUM 01
of the said Joseph Wood, or o

filler and Peel, Solteito:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

in the whole 750 s

The PreraiSe3 are in. t

~end others, and produ
2. A POLI(

Asfmrance Company, d

the Life of Mr.

and is payable quarte
:and March'in each ye

3. A POLICY in the Br

Company, dated the 31st da

X2OO is made payable to tt
Ylik.abeth, his wife.

3, Bruns'

Manington

•eet, LiVerpool

DEVONSHIItE-ROAD, CLAUGHTON, CHESHIRE. •
Elegant and Superior Modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Rc
3.3 •

Cut GI

other rem
London, tt

;upczior descriirtion, and in the be

-mg.ssßs. F. J. HODGSQg are instructed to SELL
by AUCTION, on Tuesday, the 23rd instant, punctually at
WileVen-o'cloelt, on the Premises, Devonshire
grove, Ciaughton, (
The Dining-

, ___---- - -
lire, the lIOUSEIIOLD FURNITURE, &c
30111 anti Breakfast Parlour (of an uniform descrin
lfskhne.nn., -

. .
joy 4 ft. 6 in., on reeded supports, ten hair,
and two carving chairs in haireloth, pair

Led dining. tables, 11 ft.
auffed Trafalgar chairg,
of lounging chairs ir

3norocco leather, one ditto in haireloth, handsome bookcase
witl
glazed front, panelled doors:,
'kneehole library table with draw(

circular centre tabl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

hitherto been possible. Things are bad enough already :n
that respect. The Divorce Court is invested with an au-

"Whom God has joinec

is the precept and command of the Almighty himself, con-
veyed to us in His Own Inspired Word. But the Divorce
Court does put asunder those whom God has joined toge-
ther. We are not denying the right of divorce, under cer-
tain circumstances ; but dissolution of marriage, so indiscri-

minately as it is now decreed in that, court, is often Quit

inconsistent NI,

Law which, an

. -
a. our Christian obligations, we eannol

escape from

The exception proves the rule, is an old proverb ; and it is
one which may be illustrated in various ways. Until the

present week, all the unseating of members, fin- Bribery and
Corruption at the last general election, has been on the side
is Liberals ; and the exception,—so far, we believe, the
single exception,--which has at length arisen, is really of

ciple, cannot possibly have anything to do with such ini-
quitous practices. The easels that of Mr. Iloare, the Con-.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

Vt

TION BETWI
SLIGO.

Toned or a
the abo\'

steam-L

l'Gowar

he Agents, here or in

one hour before the

', Sligo; John Walker, 77A, Market-street,

id CO., 1,

umford-:

t, Liveipool

,rrrtittn/Y.

lON BETWI
GLASGOW.

LIVERPOOL AND

OF FREIGHT

AUGUST

.n occurrence,
Are intended

,t. Bryce

•om Passeng,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

NEW DESCPaPTION
_OP ENGINE AND, B6ILEIIS

GREAT ECONOMY OF I

rrIE Undersigned_ are prepared to

for .Strain Vessels. (P;
kN k CO.'S PATENT

or Screw
IINERY,

iirst mak
1 to'lll

CURRY,

:r into Contract
to-be fitted wit]
ajofactured by th

of fuel n,

rcet, Liverpool or to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

dull to-day,
and prices are hardl

he business doing is very limited

J` y maintained.
tKarlf4etions we notice—Chester and Birk,

Among the

ahead, 754

Ipancashire and Yorkshire, 95
The market for the Public Funds and Securities
Was rather flat to-day, owing to the news fin
Orough Austrian c

Eastern C

ffil-Parma. Consols dosed dull, at 95 for money, and
951: for the aceotmt; the New Threes were
gnoted at 95i

+0 954

In the London Railway Share Market, with a very
Nitsiness going forward,.the tendency of prices
London and North-western closed
mss- drooping.

—The sales are confined to 1,000 bags Larong at counts have beenlarge this week the repayments have been
Bs., and 200 bags Bengal at 9s. per cwt. . equally, extensive, and that the reserve has consequently not
SAGO FLovu.—All brought to auction was taken m.
SEEDS.-1,500 bags brown Bombay Rape, at 365. 6d. to . experienced any further serious diminution. The better
Midland, 103 y to 1044-; Dovers, 731 to 741-. 41s. 6d. per qr. appearance of the foreign exchanges last post day, and the
Juice.-650 bales, at £l3 12s. 6d. to £lB per ton. arrivals- of gold and silver by which PA market has been
'. In the general Produce Markets• during the Week D EwooDs.-45 tons Limawood, at £l4 65., chiefly for supplied, Will also have exercised some influence on the
question.Tließa Railway Market contiiraes inanimate, but as pre-
diilness has been the 'prevailing feature. , The Sugar export ; 5 tons red Sanders-wood, at £5 7s. 6d. per ton.
DnysAvrEning, &-,e ----50 bales Bombay Madder Roots at
rented today
rhash a stronger
Market has presented a dull appearance, and prices 335. to 345. ; 2k 0 pipes concentrated Lemon Juice at
tlOll-13r. zol.opor degree ; 170 bag Palermo Sumac at I Is. 6d.J
generally are in favour of the buyer. Molasses are aLso
b.a
in less demand, and rather lower in price. Coffee has at 1028. 6d. gs Myrabolams at 10s.; 5 chests Orange Shellac principal ois stocks
, sales of Gambier at 17s. for heated ; 10Q tons tk
7.
ecoavievreyaorafnie.to' linpmerosetenotf.
had
taken place.

pmall I

to-. 931 to 94; La

re and Yorkshire, 94Z to 951, ;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

6aastivisr.

STEAM COMMUNICATIO:
LYTHAM; A

CHEAP I

LIVERPOOL & PRESTO

Beg to anl
or other ti

~~;y ~,y

BETWEEN LIVERPOOL

TEAM PACKET COMPANY
'despatching the undennentionee

Captain J

FROM LIVERPOOL FOB

Loading berth, South-east Con
Fare : Deck Pas ,age, Is.; Cabin
-For Freight and further partien

JACKSON

I, Liverpool

Tickets granted

I'3IAN,

Rumford-place, Liverpool
R. PARKER, ESQ.

N.B.—This vessel will be commanded 'by Capt. James Butner
a gentleman having great practical knowledge of the port of Pres
ton: and well known in the trade; he commanded the steamer Gem
which was employed in the trade for nearly two years.

REDUCED FARES. .
Rapid Steam -Communication between
LIVERPOOL AND RIIYL,
(From the New Landing-stage, Liverpool
The New, Powerful, and Fast-Sailing Iron Steamer,
--- LION,

.1 from the New Land

Ft OM LIVERPOOL

This Day
Tuesday
Wednek

15... at 10 0 a.m
16 „at 12 30 p.m
iay 17... at 1 0 p.m
-- 18 at 130 p m
.

13... at 930 a.m. Merida.
16... at 8 0 a.m. Tuesday
ay 17... at 830 a.m. Wedues
18... at 9 0 a.m. Thursday
19... at 930 a.m. Friday ...,
20... at 1 0 n.m. Saturday

—Saloon, 'ls
VALE OF (

Liverpool

FROM RIIYI

Goods T

'ore Cabin and Deck, Gd

RAILWA

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THLETE,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

Italian correspondence of the

offensive, and defensive league.

Farini, the Dictator

I orders,

He told Count Reiset, the French Envo.

Extraordinary, that he would level Modena to the

ground

by force,

The correspondent of the Times thini

the Emperor of the French desires to raise up such

Dration of

Duke impossible

The rulers of Central Italy, mil

trusting the luke warmness of the Modena party
have called the Red Republicans to their assistance
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News hear

from a good

puree that the Emperor intends to
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and value, Rill be

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and Co, 83,.Jamaica-
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t ; is Cork, to vale•.
mour and 06. ; and
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buildings South, 22; Water-street.

to.-ThOmsonL and Co.,

Sc's
LLIAM IA

Amtrira.

NICATION BETWEEN.
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d
aid 'he i

him, and they would be immediately set at liberty. In the
case of Lewis, an application • from the 'Secretary of State
was sent to him to have the man liberated, as he con--
sidered that he had been illegally committed. In an-
swer to that application,' he wrote,. stating that after
his commitment his authority was at an end. The
prisoner was arraigned for trial before Baron Martin,
and he questioned whether he should let the case go on,
bdt afterwards said he would take the verdict, and then take
the opinion of the Court of Appeal. The coroner then
read the judgment delivered in the superior court in the case

referred to, file effect of ►vhich ►i-as that the court had ne,
jurisdiction, and the prisoner (Lewis) was consequently set
at liberty. •

n open verdict, and at the same time
s their dissatisfaction at the defeetive

took occasion to exr
state of the law, as

Lave returned a

COURT AND FASHION.

The Queen held a Privy Counc

1 at Osborr

ter ine ner majcsLy aim his Royal Highness the
ince Consort embarked on board the Victoria and Albert
via yacht, for an excursion for a few days at sea. In elk

visit, the CI

yesterday morning, from visiting the Prince of
',at:Holyrood Palace, on 'his way to join the. Queen
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

Valuable DWELLES

^On Monday, the .29t

c Clarendon

.% Piece of LAND.
13, MESSU AGE or E
OUTBUILDINGS there
,easier, on the south-west
taining in front thereto

iea4tivardly
'n42 feet 11 i

A Piece of LAND

green-road 31 fc
ifeet 11 inches, a.

land containing at

The Tenure is (
Derby.

alley, Liverpool; or to

Exchani

WOOLT

On Monday, the

Weston's Hotc

FREEHOLD I
situation, on the (

with a yard and

ocelapation of the Misses Latham

The House conta

behind, on the

ik:aates' walk of the

Omnibus starts fro'

The premises

farther particulars known

*olicitor,

22, Fenw

Qu Tuesday, the

Clarendon

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1 containit