Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-01 00:00:00

L'ANGitRYS Si CO., 14,*.War-kitreet, Liverpool,

THROUGH FARES BETV

NNIKULLEN AND

lIVERPOO

Single. Return—

14 da3•s,

Cabin and. First.,
Cabin and Setori(

These rates do not i

.ude conveyanceorlns

n the Steam lacket Quay and RaUwai,Stßtion ut

Fbr tunes of sailing of steamers and starting of t
or Guide Books.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN

DUNDALK

FOUR TIMES EACH WEE!!

The praos were large, ar
each thole • were upward. 4 of tilt'
I of Whom carried muskets, 'and a d

IVERPOOL, the boa

The Dundalk Steam-p

nited) I

o.4'' •
INv

OF ERNE

DESPA

FROM 'LIN

JonN

ItPOOL TO DUNDALK

.00d Dock.)

W9(_lngdqy

:ptember -2, nt 1 p.m

ring and uneasiness..-The men ha
Day had scarcely dawned—n

And ext

1101 w•

aving Dundalk ever

saw that, the

gig -waAl

tera ever

FROM I

RPOOL TO NEIVIt/

truck, ItowCv

Thursday
Monday .

Lgwood Dock.)
:,ptember 1, at 12
f t 5, at •4

P ixl '~~

8; at 8

Lea'N.-ini Newry e
Dumial

Fares aetwee
aint and Live

ry Wednesda
ad Liverpool

Cabin Tick

,r_fourteen days, b

lloitsibiPlorioss or derma,

(limy, Dihid,

JOHN CAHILL, 10, Water-si

Liverpo,

1 tie Or

x of the, natives did not I

III? COMI'AN

a fancy to th

LEASED STEAM COMMUNICATIO.

AND WA

M. J. I

;ers, and-drew his kni

..es, and carried a way

VESTA

J. COFFEY

the captain's ehrononiE

FROM CLARENCE DOCK
'ier

Fridly .
Monday

iverpool every Monday, We
and Friday.

To Waterford, Cabi

15s. ; Return ditt
7s. 6d. ; Children,

tidies'' Cabi

Goods received
Passengers are

the Cliiien
>ked throu.

iword

ford Steain Ship ComPnuy,iftifi ; or in LiverpOol to

aronometer anc

icr antic

NE, 23,

Brunswick-street.

rfittaxtb..

STEAM TO GREENOCK 'AND GLASGOW
The new Screw-steamer
THE T • At.'
Capt. KENNEDY,
650 tons,
Is intended to leave Liverpool, for Greenock and Glasgow,
every WEDNESDAY, Returning from Greenock and Glasgow
every SATURDAY, unless prevented by any unforeseen occur-
rence.—For rate of freight, &c., which is moderate, apply, in
Liverpool, to
TAYLOR, TIPPER, & RICHARDSON, Water-sty. eet,
bertti—Travaigar Dock, I_Averpoci.
Do. - Do. 48, North side Broomielaw. Glasgow.

ion was

Coastivist

REDUCED FARES

Rapid- Steam Communication between
• - LIVERPOOL AND RHYL,
(From the New Landing-stage, Liverpool,)
The New, Powerful, and Fast-Sailing fro

h~

4, a

Will sail from the Nu,
pool, and froihßhyl
punctlially_as below_.:---_
PROM LIVERPOOL

Steamer LION
LIAM FIRTH, Commander,
, Prince's Dock, Liver-

', August, 1859 (weathsrperinit

SePterac

FROM RHYL
September.

This bay
Friday....

I
1,..at 9 0 a.m. this Day
2• ..at 930 a.m. Friday
3 ..at 1 30 p.m. Sloilda ...
y
6.. at sOn - _ - _

at 1 30 p.m

Saturday
Tuesday
Wednesd

the sailors term "blunderbusses.
I men- had- no chance against
Aitii JoiuSiTox, CliStOrlierS so there was nothing for it bit.
,x they did,•followed by the praos. The pr
JEAUi :. :JOAN Writ:A sfk. forty oars each, and the chaSe would h
decided if darkness had not conic to-the ai
The pinnace was passed by the pi
1-e gig was enabled to anchor out (
Luger.., The night was passed

. . ca
.everything she contained. They gave the p
1
h-= sliners rice, and said they would send the men to Ache
if :they faithfully promised not to report what had ha
~ened ; and the sailors having done so, they were tak,
s'Acheen- overland to the residence of the rajah, whe
ui
ley found their chief nte.and the crew of tine piuna,
.4,0 'loused. 'Having been separated from has con
the captain reached the. island of Palo Bras
'es refused to do anything without paymen
she sailors wore 5',.1,1e,1 to attract the
k .shirt was, !Avon 'for six Air.

Lnes

[ear hat

miaments we

given tip, eieeptini,;.the wedding
)ipla nation, Mrs. Balsillie WaS per
ds evening the islanders attacked

and his party were enfirely at the mercy of upwards4lß
armed savages, whcn,to theirgreat relief two Europeans
were seen approaching, them on land, fighting their way
through the natives, who were 'evidently not disposed
to allow 'them to join the shipwrecked party. They

w De Captain Barton, of the ,Melanie, and mrj.
includillg Steward's fee ), Thompson,'his chief mate. .These two brave men had
Servants and. Children, lOs.; Deck, heard at Acheen there were Europeans in distress at
Females attend 14— - -•Pub Brass, and, guided by the Malay-from whom they

le information) set out to the rescue, carrying their
!s with them. The natives then rave up the

under(

balsillie was delivered of a girl,' which did not live
many hona; aud_the shock she had sustained was too
much for,her weak frame, and she began to sink. On

the 25th, captain Balsithe himself saccmithed to the
dreadful sufferings he had undergone.. On the 30th of
Juue, While only within a few miles of Madras, Mrs.
Baisillie died, and was consigned to the deeix

RETIREMENT AND FAREWELL OF
MR. CHARLES KEAN.

The lease of the Princess's Theatre, held by Mr.
Charles Kean, terminated on Monday night; The play

ins experiences conneeset
theatrical life. This had been in soy
for by the public, and the scene ins
said to have been quite itydescribble. lo give any
notion of the 'strong feeling that manifested itself
through all these risible signs of enthusiasm, would be
absolutelyimpossible._ One spirit animated the mass
that fined. every available part of the edifice and rendered
the lobbies impassable, although infinitely reduced by
-countless rejections for "want of room," and that
spirit was a sentiment of real gratitude and admiration.
:At the close of the performance, Mr. Kean delivered a
farewell address, in the course of N

ee prepared

rich he argued in