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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

MOLASSES.

Mr. P. A. Champomier, in his annual statement, retains
the basis of the previous year's estimate, viz.-60 gallons of
molasses to each hhd of sugar—and thus he makes the
product 4,882,380 gallons, against 15,274,140 gallons the
previous year, and 31,000,000 gallons in 1853, the great
crop ear. This great redaction in the supply has led to
an enormous enhancement of prices, and rats have been
realised far beyond the highest attained for the remark.
ably short crop of 1835, the average of prices for the season,
being about 55e per gallon, against 30e last year, and 181 e
the year previous. In 1853 the average price of the season
was only 12c, and there were sales on plantation at the
remarkably low rates of 7c, 6e, Sc, and 4c per gallon.
The arrivals at the levee during the past season have been
84,169 brls, against 288,811 brls last year; showing a de-
crease of 201,642 brls, and the course of the market
through the season is indicated by the following table,
which shows the highest and lowest points in each month
for lots on the levee, in barrels :

185657. Highest. Lowest.
September .ten's. per gal -30 to 45 30 to 45
Octo )er 4G to 48 44 to 47.
November 53 to 62. 50 to 53
D,cemb r 63 to 64. 56 to 53
January
February 53 to 63 53 to 62
March ... .50 to 63 45 to 53
April
May 64 to 67........50 to 61
June
July
August 47 to 65 47 to 60

The first transactions on plantation was at the close of
October, when a crop was disposed of, for future delivery,
at 50a per gallon in the cistern, and the same price was
offered and refused for other crops ; early in Noveniber
52fc was obtained for one or more crops, but
55c was the general asking price, and at the opening of
December several crops were disposed of at 55c to 56c
per gallon, the former rate being freely offered for other
crops, but refused, and subsequently within the month,
some twenty or more crops were sold at 60c, 61c, 62c, and
621 c per gallon. This was the highest point of the season
for sales on plantation, as in January the foreign impor-
tations began to compete for the demand of the refiners.
The quantity shipped to Atlantic ports, according to
our tables (which include the exports direct from Atta-
kapas), is equal to about 600,000 gallons, against 4,335,000
gallons last year, and 8,487,000 gallons the year previous,
and this amount being deducted from the whole crop of
4,882,38(1 gallons, as estimated by Mr. Charnpomier, there
would be left, for the consumption of the West and Saudi,
4,282,3-30 gallons, against 11,390,360 gallons last year, and
18,623,120 gallons the year previous. This deficiency has
been partly made up by imports from the West Indies,
the amount from Cuba being t 2,603 hhds 28,475 barrels,
and from Porto Rico 351 hhds 97 barrels, equal to about
2,600,000 gallons, al', or nearly all of which nas beensub-
jccted to the process of reboiling or refining by steam.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

MEDICAL ADVICE.

DR. EVERED, Al.ke S.,' Surgeon- to the
Ner.ton Hospital, 17; UPPER MI STREET,
two doors from Great Gal e square, Liverpool, continues to be con-
sulted on all cases of a private or other nature; his great experience .
and successful treatment insures to those requirim; skilful and con&
dential medical treatment a speedy and successful cure; thb
mode of treatment • practised•by him with so much success for
the last 15 years is unknown to any member of the proression,. and
unrivalled for its e2Cets in alfellsorders arts ng from eficess
or imprudence, comprising nervous debility, painful dreams,affeetion
of mind and memory, general langour,,consumptive symptoms,rhen-
matie pains, and all of the many asorders induced through theprac-
tics of a certain vice ; be also guarantees the effectual eradication of
slight cases of secret and, scorbutic diseases in the abort apace of
three days.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

JUST RECEIVED,

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF VERY
SUPERIOR
FRENCH FELT HATS!

BOTH FOR MEN AND BOYS.

These HATS are admirably adapted fur Hot Weather,
being vary Light and perfectly porous. In every respect
a GENTLEMANLY HAT.

C. AND J. GILLHAM,
HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS.
101, LORD STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

BOTTLED ALES AND PORTERS.

Per Doz. Pints.
GUINNFSS AND CO.'S DUBLIN STOUT
TRUMAN, BANBURY AND CO.'S LONDON STOUT

Per Doz. Quarts.
43 6d.
5s Od.
48 6d.
63 0.1.
6s Od.

DROI3I3EDA FINE MILD ALE
ALLSOPF'S OR BASS'S INDIA PALE ALE
EDINBURGH STRONG ALE

Families supplied with Foreign and British Wines and Spirits, genuine mported, by
T. F. ASHE,
W OLESALE AND EXPORT BOTTLER,
47, SOUTH CASTLE STREET.
STORES:-13f AND lb, [ATHERTON STREET, AND 15 Amp 16, THOMAS STREET:,
MI Orders delivered Free to any part of Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

TIONDON BAREELLED NATIVE OYSTERS.
S II A W S
31, A SNE TT-STRE ET-31,
AND
8,- S.

Receive a DAILY SUPPLY of the beet
WHITSTABLE OR LONL ON NATIVE OYSTERS,
At 6a per Barrel and par Hundred of Six Scores.

Supper Partes and f nncheons supplied with Oysters, and a
competent pt rson sent to open them.
Orders supplied at any distance.

FINE COGNAC, ALLSOPP'S PALE ALES, IMPERIAL
LONDON STOUT, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

LIVER ESTABLISHMENT.

THE GLOVE DEPARTMENT is well assorted with the best English and Paris makes, &e.,

COMPRISING-

LONDON KIDS
WORCESTER DO.
YEOVIL DO.
FLORENTINE DO.
ALPINE DO.
GRENOBLE DO.

PARIS KIDS
JOUVIN'S DO.
ROUILLON'd DO.
COURVOISIER'S
DUMONT'S DO.
CA',VAT'S DO.

The celebrated JOSEPHINE, the most perfect Glove ever manufactured, cut without the Side Seam or Seam round the Thumb;
a beautiful fit, with the greatest strength and durability hitherto attained.
N.B.—A large Lot of Ladies' SILK HOSE, purchased before the recent advance upon Siik. •

LIVER ESTABLISHMENT, CHURCH STREET.

ANCYDR E S S E S

In this Departreen will be four d the Newest Productions of the Paris, Glasgow, Norwich, and Bradford Markets,
comprising Flounces, ktiipes, Bayaderes, Checks, Challis, German Plaids, Linseys, &c., &c., and in

FRENC H MERINOES

An unusually large Stock, in every shade of Colour, and :of soft, se►viceable texture. These Goods are from the best
Manufacturers in Paris.

PRICE LIST FRENCH MERINOES,

Very Fine.
Is. 9d., Is. Ild., 213 24d., 2s. 60. 2s. lead., 33. 3d., 38. 6d. 33. lld.

LIVER ESTABLISHMENT, CHURCH STREET.

DRESS AND MANTLE TRIMMINGS, AND HABERDASHERY DEPARTMENT.

In the following Goods all the leading Self-colours and MixtLres:—

Town-made Fringes, 2 and 4 inches, TO MATCH.
Mantle Fringes, all depths, in Mohair, Sewing Silk, and Purse Twist.
Shawl Trimmings for Double Skirts.
Fancy Velvets, Braids, &e.

Dress Fancy Entton,„ THE LATGEST AND MOST VARIED Stock in Live pool.
The Berlin GALVANIZED Steel Springs for Petticoats.
In Plain/and Fancy Haberdashery the Stock is complete.

LIVER ESTABLISHMENT, cacriton STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

CAMDEN TERRACE, hIRKENREAD.

TO be LET, with early possession, a Genteel
and pleasantly situated semi-detached HOUSE, in
Camden-terrace, Camden-street, Girkenhead, contaiteng Gls. Water-
closet, and other conveniences. Rent Je42.—Apply at 93, Camden-
street, Birkenhead.

TIIE FURNITURE', TRADE UTENSELS,
FIXTURES and the BUSINESS of the PRFMISES,
82, Lime-street (known as the Supper Rooms), TO BE DIS-
POSED OF by Privata Contract. Particularly a igit le for a dining
room or oyster shop.—Apply on the premises, between the hours
of Two and Five o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

A FURNISHED. HOUSE, EDGE-1111,1,.
_ _

TO be LET, for Ten Mouth's, or Two Years, a
Furnished Howe consisting• of dr4wing-ro•
dining-room, and kitchen, on the ground flier ; three bedrooms with
dreoing.roems ; three attics. water closet, and small garden, situated
B,Dake-street sonth, Edke hill.

filo be LE I', a convenient DWELLING-
HOUSE, desirably si,uated at The Book, West
Derby, containing Drawing, Dining,' ar d Morning ROOl/13. five Bed
itoorns, Kitchen, -cutlery, Closet, and Pant y, en fit floor, with
good CePering,, and Garden front and 1) ze:. Rant £40.--Apply to
Mr. GAHNZa. 16, Wood-street, 11 anover• at eat.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

LIVER ESTABLISHMENT.

IVI ANT L E. D E P AR T MENT.

J. CARMICHAEL & CO. are now making by machinery every description of MANTLE, The Machines may be seen at

work in the Establishment.

The Stock is complete with every variety of Material and Shape suitable for the present Season.

MANTLES

CHILDREN'S MANTLES IN ALL SIZES.

THE NEW JACKET.

TIM PARIS JACKET.

BEAVER MANTLE.

NEW OPERA.

BROWN WHITNEY.

THE MOLDAVIAN.

CLOTH.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

ROYAL COLOSSETTAI, PARADISE
-STREET.—
Mr. Heath, Proprietor.—The National Palace of
Cheap Amusements, and the most elegant Lounge in Europe I
NOTHING LIKE IT IN LIVERPOOL. ANOTHER CH XNGE IN
THE ENTERTAINMENTS I —NOVELTY —VARIEIY—TALEN T.
This Evening and during the Week—First Appearance of the
BROTHERS• RIDLEY, the Olymlian Wonders, in their Classical
Feats of Gymnasia. These talented Artistes introduce a new style of
Athletic Exercises, which for Muscular Power and elegance of exe-
cution, have never been surpassed. First Appearance of Mr. E.
LYONS, the' pleasing Tenor. Last Week of Bliss MERITON, the
Fa'cinating Danseuse, from the principal London Theatres. Con-
tinued success of Mr. TOWNLE Y, the celebrated Comic ✓ocalist and
Reciter. Mr.-and Mrs. J. W. COOPER, whose novel Er tertainment.
are nightly received with shouts of laughter and acc'arnations of
delight, will appear, in conjunction with their talented Family, in
various Emblematical Pictures of the Viscissitudes of Life. Re-
engagement for One Week only, of PROFESSOR HORMAN, the
Great Wizard !—" The Eight Man in the Right Place." Go and
see his MAGICAL DRAMA, A NIGHT IN WONDER WORLD, with
Novelties still more extraordinary, and specially prepared Wonders
of unrivalled Marvellousness. On MONDAY rext, First Appear.
ante of HERR SANGERMAN, the Organophonist. Re-engagement
o Mr. HASBERRY. On MONDAY, the 28th September, the
MOST ASTOUEDIN 4 NOVELTY OF THE AGE.—Doors
will be opened at Half-past Six, to commence at Seven o'clock.
Leader, and Musical Director, Mr. S I'ANNARD. The Powerful
Brass Band under the Direction of Mr. J. A RTINGSTALL.
Director of the Entertainments, Mr. HEATH, Jun. Children
in arms will not be admitted. Admision—Litiner Hall.6d. Lower
Hall .art
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

MARRIAGES

On the 22nd inst , at Arnold Notts, James Ellis, Esq.. of Birken-
head, to Frames, second daughter of Charles I, ewman, Esq.
0.1 the 23r1 inst., at Lit le L igh, by the Rev. William Whitworth,
Mr. Andrew Mein, of this tow, to Jane, third daughter of diehard
Parkinson, Esq., ..f Dutton Lolge, Preston Brook.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

SAM COWELL

AND HIS

LITTLE PARTY
Will give one of th.ir POPULAR CONCERTS THIS EVENING,
At Eight o'clock.
Front Seats, 2s; Back Seats, Is; Ga'lery, 6d.

SAM COWELL
Will Sing Eight Eongs every Evening until Wednssday rest.

QT. GEORGE'S CONCERT ROOMS,
LIME-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

CHARLES SL OMAN,
THE ONLY
ENGLISH IMPROVISATORE,

ill make his Appearance at the above Rooms for

ONE WEEK ONLY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

TURTLE and HAUNCHES of VENISON,

THIS DAY, AT

MORRISH'S MERCHANT DINING ROOMS,

LANCASTER EUILDINGF,

LIVERPOOL.

VISIT WHITEMAN'S NEW BRUNSWICK
HOTEL, CLAYTON SQUARE,

JOINTS FROM 12 TO 6.

BED AND BPEAKFAST, 28. 6p. •

FILTERED ICED DRINKS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

ESTABLISHED 1800.

BUILDERS', CABINETMAKERS', AND
FURNI)3HIIG I.iONAIONGE
Purchasers will find an exensive assortment at the !west

remunerating prkes. •
JOHN P. BATEMAN,
18, BYROM-STREEr.
LOCKSMITH, BELL-HA N 0 F.R. TT NYMAN, &c.

3 ITCHIE'S CORK BED.
1-
I.bo BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
TO MERCHANTS, SHIPOWNERS, UPHOLSTERERS.
, OUTFITTERS, EMIGRANTS, &c. ,
Thee Beds are applicable for the Camp, Emigrants, and Sea Service.
Highly recammended for their Portability, and use n cases of
_SHIP-
WILEC K.
They present the following advantages :—Freedom from the cense-
quence of Damp Beds, Cramp, Rheumatism, Ague, &c. ; Preservation
of Warmth to the Body,the Exclusion of Insects, Extreme Lightness
and D rability, and r.e a
LIFE-BUOY AT SEA.

First•class Testimoni.•ls L an be seen at the DEPOT Of the
PATENT MATTRESS AND CORK FABRIC COMPANY (Jammu)),
1, CU 11 RE 11 LAND-STR EET.
DALF,STREET, LIVERPOOL.

SOLE AGENT-JOHN BALL,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

grartrt.

- - STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
a
' LIVBRPOOG AND 'HAVRE.
%,,, ... BRITISH VER..N Clpelin M,rtyn
-"
BAI.BEC . - . . .
or other suitable steamers, are intended to earl with or with-
out pilots) from the Fluklrianor fey ether) rork• as follow:

FROII LIVERPOOL TO lIA.VRE DIRECT.
BAT.BEC Monday, Sept. 28, at 5. aim*
Shippers are revired to send a shipp,ng no' e along ailih each cart
load of goods, and must describe on it the'contents of the pAckx;es.
For particulard apply, in Havre Li. Paris, to Douala Clinic;
in London, to J. B. F00rd,52, Old Broad-street ; in Glasgow, to G.
and J. litirns,n, Bachansa.streeti In Manchester, tolobai Walks?,
77A, Market-street; or here to
BURNS & MAC !VER. 1, Rumford-street.

Has the greater pa t of her cargo eng ged and going biard in
• Clarence 13,sin.
FOR MARSEILLES,
W•ea, AN,
The JAMES,
;agate:— J. Lavas, Matter;
Alat L oyd's. This vessel hss nom for a limited qnantity of light
freight, and will be despstei d n a few days.—For freight apply
to FILM vG fON BROTHERS, 21. Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

PONY PHAETONS.

fiO be SOLD, a Ujirgain. Price 15 Guineas, an
tlegant low BA ET PONY PHAETON, to hold
two or four; suitable for a swill p.lty. Also, one by Gorst, with
turn-over seat on its first 'Wheels, cost 40 guides, price 10 guineas.
Both on view.—Apply at 6, Upper Newlagton. Private house.

MO be SOLD, cheap, Three capital GAS
I MAKING APPARATUSSES various sizes, aui able
for small manufactories, country hits, or any other pla-es requiring
a good and cheap light. Can be seen in full work by applying to
Dlr. Per, s, Browside Works, Gateacre.

T 0 b© Sc>L D, by PRIVATE. TREATY,
Fretbal PROP Victoria-rnad, Aigburth,
consisting of two Homes and Shops, with tenements above. togethtr
with a two-stalled Ptabl3 and costh-house, having large workro?ms
over. Well tenanted, and bringing in a good mutt!. The above has
a frortaz e to Victor a-road of 4l fa,t 2 inches, and runs in depth of
37 teet.—Apply to Arthur Beattie on the premises.

. .
FREEHOLD 'FARMS NEAR REGBY.
ON SALE, by Private' Contract, some first-rate
FARMS, varying frcm 50 to 200 aeree eadt, near
to good roads and a railway staticn, together ,Aith the FARM-HOUSE
,and OUTBUILDINGS tkereon.—Terms and a Plan may bo obtained
at the offices of Messrs. Wand E. Harris, Solicitors, Rugby.

FREEHOLD AND TITHE- FREE FARM, NORTIJAIIPTONSUIRE.
ON SALE, by Private Contract, at the low sum
of £45 an Acre (including House, Buildings, and
Timber), a singularly desirable FREEIIOID ESTATE, of 246 acres.
Two-thirds of the puzchsse money may remain for a term.—For par-
ticulara apply at the offices of Messrs. W. and E. liarr;s. Solicitors,
Rugby.

PEDAL HARMON' UM, &c

A_ PIANO for Guineas, with Four other
SQUARES, by Moadwood, Cletnenti, &e.; Two
t,uper' Cottage Do , at 15 and 22 gu'neas ; One HARMONItH, by
Wheatstone, 7 guineas ; and a pnwcrful•toned Do., with four stops—
viz , Cot Anglats, Bourdon, Clarlonette, and Flute, with Vioetaves,
fat C. PEDAL'S), being qnite a novelty, for 22 gnireas. All these
instruments are second-hand. andmill only be available for a few
days, at. No. 8, Chapel, Birken`lead, near. Hamilton-square Chaps'.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

A NEW AND MUCH IMPROVED LIQUID
HAIR DYE, FOR BROWN OR BLACK.
Is quicker in action, more certain, and a more natural
colour tha any French, English, or American, with which we are
acquainted Sold Whole.al, and Retail at

ASTLEY'S, '
53, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Price ss, 7s 6d, and 10a.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

THE ARRAN DISASTER

EXTRACTS FROM A ,MEDICAL OFFICER'S LETTER IN HER

MAJESIT'4IOS rE, DATED DINAPORE, AUG 2

All our men are badly wounded, and for the last two
days I have had herd work amputating and extralting
balls. I wash the blood from my hands to go and write
this to you, and again to return to the hospital. Poor
Erskine was mortally wounded in the abdomen: he
expired yesterday. Sandwith and Battye were also
wounded, but both, I am happy to say, are doing well.
The names of the officers of the 37th killed are—Lieute-
nant Begenall, and Ensigns Birket and Sale. INIr
Isgleby, of the 7th Regiment, was also killed. He was
one of the European officers of the native reiiments who
volunteered, several of whom have come back here badly
wounded ; some have been drowned, and others are
missing The treasure has beer, removed from here, and
we a-e all in great excitement.
General Lloyd had leer, I am jnforrned, nearly fifty
years in India, and from bodily infirmity is altogether
unfit for such a command in such troublesome times.
Surely it is high time 'Ler any field officer to retire when
he requires help to be: put on and tak Al off his hale. We

are all disgusted with him, and vexed beyond measure
that he has prevented the brave 10th from\ proving to
the world that with on'y 400 men they would have licked,
and that most effectually, three reg ments of insurgent
Bepoys.
We hear that large supplies of troops are coining, to
our al I hope the British government will bear ,In mind
the necessity of keeping up a continued flow of fre.h
regiments for some time to come, so as to supply the
deficiency which sickness will- create. It is not the mere
sending of 50,000 men that will do in this presidency alone,
unless that number is steadily kept up by an infusion a
healthy men sent-out for some years to come, to supply
the place of inval ds sent home and in the sick hospital.
This, believe me, is a most trying climate for Europeans
I will (D.V.) write by next mail.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

Land d this week

-
Delivered do., .. 2 9 24 26 41
Stock, 4th Sept., .. 4,393 163 653 543
Iteflned—Msre freedom in sales at former prices. Stock in docks'
29,000 loaves ; delivered there. 1,600 loaves.
Tea—There is a strong demand, and vary full prices are obtained,
a strong feeling being prevelant that prices are to move up, on the
score of the la-gs csnium?tioas and great decrease in stock.
There c ate be no doubt that this article has been too long s'ation•
ay. A large decrease in eta kln lieu of a merle, us, which there was
former y. will not fail, when pro,eerly appreciated, to angment
prices of every description. bit the higher kinds particu arty.
These latter were not rats d when the war broke oat in proportion
to the interior. wide a, of csoaree, wore a Aught for by speenlivors,
a ol since there has been a heavy drain noon stock, at the some time
that lees is corn n; to hand. Even if toe war was at an end t sese
sorts wonl,l still be scar,e, as their almsnce an ngtt the imports has
been noticeable for a lone tune past, the proportion to farmer times
show ng clearly that the grawth of them has been impede I by the
civil war in Ch na. The enormoas d crease in the qalotity of tea
exported from China is a fact which has yet to exercise its iafl ietare
on the article in general, The disposition here to get into stock is
st
to effoct, and the trade
trtovnhg
kbyn_t hollersoaarte stiffening i
nutieteno ibneg ve
very
prices.difa
312
appear to be working on she stock in band, whi eso much d itfot is,
as a,nal.,prevailing regarding the prospects of she new season's make ;
meanwhile, holders of preceding reason's are waiting a revival of de-
mina. Much in bond is scarce'y aged enough for consumption, and
hence there are v. ry h gh prices demanded for such as have stied,
which is a 1 the :setter for tees,.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

BRITISH MARKETS.

Flax and Tow—The market for flax, at Dan lee has been quiet,
at absut former prices; the quality of many of tne lots recently
fez-fired from cte Baltic has no; g re: sotisfartioa; sales of It-ga
W PHr (superior), at 442 per toa ; LPDC, aid DC, overhead, at
£37 ; Pctersburgh 1 i-heads, £4O; Ar3ast igel 3rd Crown, .413.
Fine and good medium tow i.squ,rel aftar; coarse only saleable at
low prizes. Arrivals of w3ek ending 15. h instant, 1,075 tons flax,
tow, and cedilla.

Yarns—Lino and fine tow yarns continue in goo-1 request, at
Doadee, at fnll prices ; common tow yarns dull, and somewhst
easier bought.
Linens—Dowlas, Osaabargs, and other nArrow Scotch goods, me
in reque.4,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

ESSRS. EINIG and Co., from Paris, in return
LVI ing thanks for the liberal patronage hitherto
extended to them, beg to inform their friends and the public that
they:have REMOVED to the commodious Premises, situated No.
CHURCTI STREET, adjoining Messrs, Beard and Co.'s Photographic

Messrs. Etta° and Co. have just purchased ala and elem.
newest and mostaPProve3
assortment of Trouserings, including all the

patterns.

R. J. NODDER,

HATTER,

41. CHURCH STREET,

Respectfully announces that his newest styles for the Natter=

are ready.

GENTLEMEN'S .PARIS HATS.

FINE PARISIAN FELTED HATS.

TI AVSLLINO, SROOTING, RUSTICATING FIATS AND

CAPS, IN EVERY TASTEFUL AND USEFUL FORM.

PATENT STRAW, lEGITORN, PANAMA, AND EVERY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

THE IMPERIAL MEETING.

A telegraphic despatek from Stnttgardt, dated Wednes-
day, Sept. 23, says:—
" The Czar Alexander is expected here on Thursday
evening; the Emperor Napoleon on Friday morning.
They will give a g and banquet on that day, and an
evening party at the Prince Boyai's country seat near
Cannstadt.

" On Saturday the august visitors will pay a visit to the
R Ira breeding stud at Hohenheim, and will attend an
evening party at Wilhelm&loss, the gardens of which
Regal .Patace will be illuminated
" The Minister of Foreign Affairs will have an assembly
the same evening of all the members of the diplomatic corps
"The festivities will terminate on Sunday by a grand
banquet at Court, and a gala spectacle at the theatre.
The Emperors will take their departure on Monday
morning "
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

EXP RTED IN WEEK ENDING

Butts & Pans.
18th Sep., 1857, 79
1836, 98

Mule. Qr. CEvlts,
43 S 9
14 4

Many of our readers will recollect Mrs. Farqohirson, the
wife of Colonel Farquharson, of the 7111 Fusiliers, dur'ns
her residence in Dublin. some few years since, t•
the spirited driver of a phre'on drawn by a pair of b:au-
tifol piebald ponies. Her husband commanded another
regiment on his retara from China. She joined him in
India with her children, and by letters lately received
in Fnglarid, it appears that during the late rebellion
the Sepoys—`..he high case pet soldiers of the East India
Company—burned her alive, with her fami!y, after
committing the most frightful_ and revoling atrocities
on her person. Well, if this statement be true, the Iri,h
advocates of the Sepoys are as blood-thirsty a set of
miscreants is any eivi iced country ever produced, and
should be shunnei with abhirrence by every pe son
possessing the fe-ditg of Curis'ians or gentlemen.—.
Carlow Sentinel.

WATRFt SPOUTS AND GR'AT se OF LIFIL—Tae Arad
Gazette men ions that a water-spout burst over Mari.,
Radea, a plac, of res irt for pilgrims near Arad, on the
13. b of Siiteinte-. -U0 to the loth seventeen bodies were
di-covered and buried, and sever 1 others are missing.
There was a report that from 70 to 100 persons were lost,
but this re q tired confirmation. Many horses and booths
belonging to the small traders were swept away. A Ger-
man peasant had twn handsome horses, which be had
purchased only a fern days before for I,oon florins, swept
away, and then in despair at his loss threw himself into
the Ibod and was dr awned. Another water-s::oat burst
over Arni.z, in the Val d'Aost., en the 10th. The loss of
human life has been thirty, es ascertained by the authori-
ties, up to the pre,.ent time, but it is feared that many mcre
have been sacrificed. The damage done is estimated at
500,000 francs. Ore whole family was swept away, and
not a soul was left to tell the tale. On the 17th ult., a
terrible hail-storm recurred at Messina—the hail-stonea
weighing from four to six pounce each. They broke
through the roofs, killed men and animals, and did con-
siderable damage.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

ITALY.

TURIN, SEPT 21.

Tee P.ince de la Tour d'Auvergne, the new French
Miniver at this Court, is expected here to-day from-
Florence, and the Due de Gramont will leave this for
Paris in the course of the week
The weather has lately become settled again, after having
been broken for some time, and the warm &Lys and cool
nights of the lest week have exercised a most beneficial
effect on vegetatior, it is said. .The maize crop is in the
moat perfect state. This crop, which is of so much
importance to the rural population, will, it is now asserted,
produce more than an average yield.
In the Romagna there has been a long drought,
and the want of wa.er for irrigation had in some
degree been injurious to the rice there, but from
Ltmbardy and the Lomellina the accounts of this crop
are highly satisfactory. Many proprietors have g-eat
hopes of improved crops next year from the system of
drainage they purpose adop ing, and which has been found
to succeed admirably in many p'aces where it has been
adopted.
While the oidium on the vines has been less felt in the
south than in the north, it has iu a groat measure disap-
peared in Italy, without any reference to climate. It i,
much diminished in Lombardy. A fair quan ity of wine
gill be- made- is the Romrgia, a little in Tuscany, a little
in Naples, and an average q tentily iu Sicily ; a half crop
may be calculate,l on in the island of Sardinia, and some-
thing more in Eedneont. Oa the whole, it is reek ate
that the crop will produce, perhaps, alkfch more than that
of last year. •
The gonitore Toscano announces that the Archduke
Charles, the G-^ and Duke of Tuicany's second son, has
also been seized with an eruptive fever. The disorder, it
app.ars, is following its regular course, and inspires no
apprehension.

SPA. Lii.

The Madrid journals of the 191 inst. state that, in
expectation of a visit from the Empress of the French, the
inhabitants of Arteaga, the place in which her Msjesty's
cha-eau is situated, had, on the 141, erected a
triumphal arch, bearing the inscription, " Arteaga to the
Empress Eugenie its Protectress," and all the authorities
of the neighbouring towns and villages had assembled ; but,
finding that Her Majesty did not arrive, the authorities
partook of a splendid banquet at the he use 'of the French
Consul of Guernica.

A letter from Melilla, of the 12th, says that the Moors
of the tribe of Benisidel had, after nine months' peace,
recommenced hostilities against the place, though at the
time several of their body were in the town. Tne
Spaniards generously allo Ned the latter to leave before
returning the fire. The result is not stated. The chief of
the tribe had, however, expressed his regret to the Spanish
Governor that he was not able to restrain hie men.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

BELFAST TRADE REPOhT.

Flax—Sufficient realties not y. tfa Inn to enable the scntch-mills ,
generally, to work, and the supply, in country markets, ctonie-
quently, stilt limited. At Ballymoney, Coleraint., and Itilrat,
twenty-one tons appeared, set in; freely at as aivance of amut
2s. 6d. per 1241bs , the range of prices being from 555. to 673. 6d.
In the five chief ►narkets of Caantie •, Armagh, Monaghan, and
Cavan,there were only about twenty tons of the new crop ; the
demand very brisk; mired selling from 83. to 12s ; and handscnlched•
at 63. 4d. to 83. per stone of 16.bs. Derry and B,rattane showed
each about five Ms now fi ix, and the sum: quantity of old, selling
freely, the former for sin fel. At Cookstown abanc twelve toas
new was brought to market and soil at an advance of 61. per stone
on previous rate .
Yarns—During the past week, th 3 demand from manuractarer3.
for tow yarns and coarse Nos. of Hoe continued lively, at tax prices]
for other descriptions, Vie dtmiod, though fair, was not so active.
For export a pretty brisk trade has been done. btOCAS with spin-
ners are decreasing.
Brown Linens In Country Markets—Armagh market had again a
scanty supply of goods o ► the 15th instaat ; all lends were freely
.bought up, at full rates. At Lu•g tn; 17th instant, there was a
small supply of all descriptions, and what appeared changed hands
at previous weeks' rates. At BA lymena. 19th instant, the sapply
was also small, and dem nd fair, at farmer prices.
' Hand- one Linens—With Manufacturers—Mere is not so much
doing in 61 acting lawns. Printed lawns, in 83310 Nos. are much
801101 after. In heavy linens a mode ate amon-it of business is
doing. Drills are In active nquest. Stocks of light linens are very
small, and there Is i.rt Improved remand.
Power-loom Linens—The late advance in the price or heavy
linens has checked business. rae.-e is not mach doing in light
linens. For some Nos. of lawns and cambric. there is a good de-
mand. Some makes of roughs -are in very active reluest. Far
nniens, watch haira been quite neg!ected for a len Xi of time, more
inquiry prevails, and some sates were made la t week. In drills
manufacturers are working to order.
White Linens—Pa-Lee and demand remain unchanged.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

HOME AND EXPORT PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT

JCBILEE-BUILD I N 119, 16, LORD-SILE ET,
LIVERPOOL.
IMPORTANT TO EMIGRANTS, DEALERS, ARTISTS, &a.
NTESSRS. NEWTON, Manufacturers and
01 porters, a continuance of patronage
beg to call attenticz t :a. a sir extensive and well-selected STOCK of
English, French, American, and German REQUISITES, Lenses,
Double Achromatic, from I2s each; Cameras 7s and upwards, Cases,
Matta, Preservers, Passe-Partonts, Frames, &c., at corresponding
prices; Chemicals of absohie purity ; Glass of al shades ; London-
made Jewellery. Agents for Marion's Photographic Papers awl
liou.nta, Dr. Hill Norxis's various Preparations, Keith's Cammack's
Ramsden's Collodion.
ALL ARTICLES WARRANTED,

AND AT

WHOLESALE PRICES..

OssEnvz—NO FRONT SaOP,

WAREHOUSE UP. THE PASSAGE.

PRIES LISTS FORWARDED.

Now Publishing, price le, the
A B C OF PHOTOGRAPHY,

`RE COLLODION PROCESSES; PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTING
OUT-DOOR. PHOTOGRAPH Y ; PORTRAITURE;
STEREOSCOPIC PHOTOGRAPHY;
FAILURES, AND THEIR CAUSES.
Post Free, Foarteen Stamps.

ERCHANTS'and EXPORTERS of OILMAN
STORES, can be supplied with every article suited
to the Foreign Market, of WARRANTED QUALITY, and on Mabel
terms, at

J. C. STIVENi AND CO.'S

OLD ESTABLISHED MANUFACTORY,
(Late the Barracks),
DUKE•STREET, LIVERPOOL;
Or their London Establishment.—
Pickles rf:.rt Fruits British Wines
Sauces Jems Original Green Gine.:
Mustards Jellies Orange Tonic
Capers Marmalade Frnit Wines
Anchovies Syrrups Temperance Cordials
Salad Oil Cap a laine Raspberry Vinegar
Sardines Black Currant Table Salt
Curry Powder Raspberry Dried Herbs, &e., ha
Every article bearing the SIGNATURE of J. C. STIVENa AND CO.

IS WARRANTED GENUINE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

DESCRIPTION OF SUMMER HATS.

PUBLISHED ON THE FIRST OF EVERY MONTH.

rntc.r. TV7n,Q.7on.
WILLA' ER'S RAILWAY & STEAM-BOAT
GUIDE (by Special Authority), CONTAINS
FULL INFORMATION OF ALL RAILWAY-, STEAM-BOATS,
OMNIBUSES, PUBr.IC INS lITUIIONS, RAILWAY FARES,
&C., together with an Aunuritel Copy of all POST-OFFICE
REGULATIONS.

ATES &HESS, ENGRAVERS,PRINTERS
33, LORD-STRNET, AND LITHOGRAPHERS,
LIVERPOOL. To 11. R. FL Prince Albert.

yAT ES and HESS,
WEDDING STATIONERY
SUPPLIED BY 33, Loin) STREET,
LIVERPOOL.

YATES &HESS,
33, LORD-sTri,,,,,il)lE-SINKERS.
LIVETIPO 0 L.l
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

r2l UMMER DRESS, FOR GENTLEMEN AND JUVENILES,
AT

THE GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM,

NUMBER THREE, CHURCH-STREET-

At the above Establishment, Gentlemen [find an unusually large display of
DRESS ADAFTED TO ANY AND EVERY PURPOSE, AND AT ALMOST EVERY PRICE.

T ALMA S,

IN LIGHT AND AIEDIUM SUBSTANCES.

THE AMERICAN SAC,
A NEAT AND LOOSE-FITTING GARMENT, IN TWEEDS, MELTONS, AND SUMMER CLOTHS.

WALKING AND SHOOTING COATS,

IN CLOTHS, SCOTCH TWEEDS, AND DOESKINS.

ALPACCACOATS... . . .. .
•• ... ........................from 9s. 6d. upwards.
•• •G
LINEN BLOUSES... .. . . .
TROUSERS and VESTS in endless variety.

THE JUVENILE DEPARTMENT
Is deserving of esrecial notice not only for the Varied Designs in Style and Mate►ial, but for the Economy which

pervades this Department throughout.

NOTE THE ADDRESS:-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

BICKERSHAW COALS.

ACKERS, WHITLEY, & CO., P:oprietors .of
the Bickershaw Collieries, beg to give notice that
their Celebrated COALS can now be o'atain.d in any quantity,
delivered in River or Doe'c, on the shortest notice.

Prices, copies of analysis, and full information may be had by apply-
ing to their representative, •
J. C. REEVES. 34, James-street, Liverpool.
Tested by the City of Dublin Company, May 2. 1850—Clinker 0.96
per c.nt.
Tested by the City of Dublin Company, May 2, 1857—Clinker 0.88
cer cent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

All rinks of river craft and lighterage to be borne by the shippers.

"BLACK BALL" LINE OF BRITISH AND AUSTRALIAN
EX-ROYAL MAIL PACKF.TS,
PACKET OP THE TWELFTH of OC rOBER.
- The splendid Clipper Ship
JAMES BROWNE;
- Captain CRABTEEE ;
99-i tons register, 2,500 tons burthen. Tnis vessel is wall known from
her regular passages, and has superior accommodations for passengers.
—Apply to JAMES SAINEs & CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

COALS FOR THE EAST INDIES.

The undersigned supply the following qualities of

COAL AND PATENT FUEL;

Al of which are on the

HONOURABLE EAST INDIA COMPANY'S LI ST

LAIRD'S WELSH HARTLEY COAL, Shipped at Birkenhead.

NATIONAT. PATENT FUEL,

;Ditto.

CARR'S HARTLEY, Shipped at Newcastle.

CARR'S MERTHYR, Shipped at Cardiff,

The Steam Coals supplial by the undersigned are used by the

Steamers of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com-

any, Royal West India Mail Company, Pacific Steam Navigation

Company, African Steam-ship Company, Austrian Lloyd's, the French

Marine, the English Admiralty, and the Honourable East India

Company.

W. & H. LAIRD.

23,1 Castle-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

WORKS-TORTETH PARK

,11- •
11/43:1 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WOOLLEN DRAPER, &c.,
in Stock a large assortment of every deeeript;on of Broad Cloths, Fancy Trowseringe, Scotch Tweeds, Fancy
Vestiogs, &c., of the newest style+.
FASHIONABLE COLOURS IN LADIES' CLOTHS.
81111tre
COLLARS, HANL KERCHIEFS, TIES, DENT'S GLOVES, AND UMBRELLAS.
N.B.—A Fresh Stock of Fancy Goods received every Friday Morning.

J O N E S,

THE LIVERPOOL CLOTH HALL,

1 I? ANELAGH STREET (Opposite the Waterloo Hotel).
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

TYROM ArklEitiCA

ASIA ........ From Now York, Wednesday, 16th ropt
EUROPA .... From Bost ...... Wednesday, 23rd Sept
PE R,S tA From New Wednesday, Ate Sept
CANADA,
ARABIA .... From New York Wednesday. 14th Oct

The Passengers and Goods for New York are inteneen to ne
landed at Jcracy City, within the J-arittlietion of the Custom-how,
of New York.

Passage Money from Liverpool to Halifax and Roston,—Chte/
Cabin. Twenty-two Pounds ; Sc.:encl. Cabin, Sixteen Pounds. 10
New York, direct:—Chief Cabin. Thirty Gulneus; Seszond Cubit,
Twenty Guineas. Thes. s ates include Steward'. Fee .nd Proviticsis.
but without Wines or Liquors ,whieh he obtained cm hoard.
These Steam-ship, have accommodation for:: limited number e!
Second Cabin passengers.
Passengers are allowed twenty cubic feet of persona] luggare
free of freight, but the agents do not guarantee to reserv, room
for more than that quantity, and they will be charged freight
on their person al luggage when it exceecia half a ton measurement
C - To pzcvent dlsammintm'ent or difficulty, Passengers-axe
respectfully I:icor:me:I that packages of merchandise will not b:
allowed to be shipped as luvgage, or with their luggage.
Passengers are nut permitted to go on board- by the steamer nal
takes thelifail.
Parcelawill be received at the_ Offleeoftbe Agents hereuntil tisa
o'clock onthe Friday Evenings prevloof
Lettets for Coneignees or others, must pass through the Post•
office. None will be received at the Office of the Agents.

Apply, in Halifax, to Sarni. Cunard; in Boston,xoE,O. do J. G.Hates;
in New York;to Edward Cunard; in Hasreito Donald t;urrie, 21
Qua! d'Orleans; in Paris, to Donald Currie-, 17,. Boulevard; du
italens in London, to J. B. F00rd,52, Old it road-street. in Glas-
gow, to G. snd J Burns ; and in Liverpool to
D. fe C. MAC IVER, 8; Writer street.

rho NIAGARA, for HALIFAX & 803 EON, will sall cri Saturday.
28t4 Sept.' ['he steam-tender tIA ra lAA ra will leave the [Attain-,
Stage, opposite the Baths, George's Pier, at Twelve o'clock,
noon, of that day, with the Pasenaers for the NIAGARA..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

CHESHIRE RESIDENCE.

_ -
TO be LET, vvi,h early possessions MERE BANg,
near Waverliarn;a new ircli-built RESIDENCE,
containing Three Parlours, Six Bed-rterats, Kitchen% good Gardeurf
Paddock, Rec. ; beautifully situated,having a e,,mnianding view of
the valley of the River Weaver, onemiie from the Acton, an 4 four,
miles from the Hit tfard Stations, on the i ondon and North-western •
Railway.—Apply Balite house, or at the (ace of the Acton Zinc Mills,
3, Illtninl;ton•street, Liverpool, where plans may be seen.

filo be. LE'r,.Furnished, permanently, a detached
j_ 110 tP,..E, with excellent Garden, Coachbouse, Stable,
and other conveniences, Pleasantly rattated at Bootle Village, near
Liverpool, and w•thiT ten minutes' w tlk of the Lancashire and York-
shire,. and Liverpool and Southport Railway Stations, containing two
entertainin4-rooms, tit bedrooms, drtssing-room, bathroom, and
water-closet, two kitchens on the grcncd floor, arid lardo7, with a
plentiful • upply of hard and soft water, and gas throt%hout. On
v ew between the hours o two and five, p.m.—For address and terms
se- rafcrence list. Northern Times office.

fro be Dalts.

TO PAWNBROKERS, SILVERSMITHS, AND
OTIIERS.

P© be DISPOSED OF, in ono of the best
Midland County Towns, an ESTABLISHED
BUSINEiS of Ercarrg Tames STANDING.; and now in fall operution.
Profits on the Pledge:Trade alone upwards of et,o(o per-annum,
together with a Erst class Sale Trade. The premises comprise a
large Double Fronted Shop, with a twelve or fourteen Roomed House
and Warehouses built for the Trade. Am, untof Pledges from e 1,00)
to 4'3,000, The Sties Stock of a general Silversmith and Jeweller
being about £4,C00, at the optian of purchaser. The most satisfactory
Wen ',ye given en appileaton 10
Mr. Alfred Jacob, Estate Agent, and Accountant, 13 A, Basnett-
street,,corner of Leigh-strait, Liverpool.—Established 1845.

ENTLEDGE. —A large well-assorted Stock
always on hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig) IRON.
WILLIAM F. SIM & CO., Sweetiog street.

ONSALE, at Holyhead, Three old FLUE
BOILERS, weighing about 45 tons.—Apply to
Cap ain 'trete, Flolyhezd..

f 'O be SOLD, for Twenty sounds, tin excellent
_j._ Second-hand PT ANOFO RtE, by- Kennay, of London.
May be seen at James Smith's Masio Inrahonse, Lord-street,
Liverpool.

rpo he LET, a large DOUBLE OFFICE. Rent
X £25, fitted with Gras. The Office Fixtures, which
:,r3 nearly new, can be taken at a valuation.—Apply to Morrell and
Woodward, Cnstom-hoube Agen s, 12, Canning-place.

AFIRM, doing an extensive business in the
English and Foreign TIMBER TRADE, wishes
to dispose of their p• wont Stock, and connect►on in consequence of
removinr to London.—Ad-ress, A 74, Northern Times °nice.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

Red Wharf, Sept. 23.—The Pandora, of Jersey, which was ashore
yesterday in lima Wharf Bay ( Inglesia), is dissktarging ; she is from
Liferpool to Carbone Ar. She has bean got .oti, and is bound to
Liverpool.

Milford, Sept. 22.—The schooner Sisters, Davis, from Liverpool to
Gann has discharge) 65 boxes of soap, being too heavily laden.
S.ll in port.
Castle Gregory, Sept. 21.—The cargo has been all lan 'ed from the
ship Le,ing,on. The hull and materials were sold at auction to-day.
Toe cotton an .1 stoles will bt immedi%tely forwarded to Liverpool.
Greenock, ,ept.24.—Tne James Ewing, from Tobago to Greenock,
got on shore this morning near Cove, Itoseneath, but is expzeted off
on the fi )od.

Harwich, Sept 31.—The Prass'an ship shanghai. Goth, from
U.eaborg to Liverpool, with deals and tar, is ashote on Cora sand.
Assistance has been t ken. Coosignees nsmes wanted.
Vigo, Se,it. 20 —The Eliza (brie), of Saadi!'land, from Shields for
L!sbon, sank at sea, Sept. 12, off Rivodeo; crew saved.
New Y re, Sspt. 12.—the sten of a large vessel, with " John
Westley" painted ‘n It, came ashore, 23rd July, at Idayaguam.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

VESSELS' REPORTS.

Report by the Malakhoff, arrived here from Bombay; sailed Jane 1
Spoke. In lat. Lon.
June 18 . Sea Nymph, Lannceston to Madras.... ..05 37 5..82 37 E
July 17.. Utopis, C ilea ttto Lo dol.. ...........35 0) 5..21 00 E
July 31.. Mallssa4 Moulmein to Halmstadt, to call

-
at St. Helena
.21 52 S.. c'o 27 W
Ang. 17.. American lass, Callao to CJ'k .OB 20 N.. 29 00 W
Ang. 19 . Z llah Ca'clera to Liverpool ...... ..... 09 55 N.. 29 20 W
Mg. 29 . DII igentia, Bassein to Falmouth ........26 53 N.. 37 40 W
Aug. 31.. Anna Lange, Neff York to Melbourne ..30 07 N.. 40 00 W

Report by ne ship Montmorency, arrivrcl here from Melbourne.
Spoke. In Lit. Lon.
July 25.. American ship Plieleis, Callao to H ivre..ss 57 5..74 56 W
Ang. 27—Signalltd the Verbaaa, London to Singe-

• pore ..... .. .
Aug. 27.. Es.ner adi ............................10 53 N... 22 35 W
Aug. 30 . Earl of Chester.
Sept. 7.. Ship Nunrol, Nioultne,n to Plymouth—. 50 30 N.. 29 51 W
Sept. 16—Bargoe C irysir s and schoiner West

Llthian

Report of the ship Eazle arrived at Deal, from Manilla: Sailed
June 3; panel Argier. July 3, St. Helena, Aug 10, Ascen,ion, Aug
15, Equator, An; 19, and St. Michael's, Sept. 13. Spoke in Straits of
sunds, the barque EFzdbeth, f omS ugap rte for London, 15 days out.
Off St. Helena exchanged signals with the Fog ish ship Shooting Star,
from Bombay for Lverrool. 53 days out. Ang 23, spoke the schooner
Lily, 21 days from Lagos tor London—wished to be reported.
Aug. 25, in lat. 10 53 N., sp ke the brig Reward, 32 days
from London—wished so be reported. Aug. 6. exchanged signals
with tie ship Joseph Farrant, bound NE. Sept. 18, exchanged
signal, with the ship B loochi-, standing N.W.—•lune 4, John Collins,
seaman, fell throu_ h t .e man-hole in tit • chain locker into lower
lower hold, and Mora he cou!d be extricated wa.dead. Scilly, 3 •pt.
18, easterly winds all the time 'n the channel.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

TO TOBACCONISTS, HOTEL KEEPERS, AND
OrIIERS.

A. Large assortment of BRITISH & FOREIGN
CIGARS, well matured, and not to be surpassed by any oche
house in the trade, at the undermentioned

VERY LOW PRICES!!
BRITISH. FOREIGN.
Per lb. Box. Per lb Box.
ZUBAS

WOODVILLES
PATRONS
Pine HAVANNAS-12s & 18s Od NA RAGAS 2ss Od
11EGALIAS.... 8s 6d and las Od INGENIJIDAD 29s Od
FOREIGN. Ist Class CABANAS
2nd Class CABANAS 358 Od

3.OPEZ

L. GOLDSMITH,
4, ST. GEORGE'S-CRESCENT,

LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

North of Ircland•

—_.... ......_
A Train nos leaves 'East Lancashire Station, Liverpool, every day
(Sunday excepted), at Five o'clock p.m., arriving at Fleetwood in
time fcr the Royal, Mail Steamer to Belfast the same evening.
First and Scecwid Class passenge-s travel through without charge
of carriage fren; Liverpool to Fleetwood, where the traic runs along-
side the Belf%at s earner.
FARES—LIVERPOOL TO BELFAST
I,t Class Railway and Saloon of Steamer...—. 12, 6d.
2nd det do. do. do.
3rd do. do. and Steerage do.
Return Tickets, available for fourteen days-
-Ist Class Railway and Saloon of Steamer :Os Od.
'2nd do. do. do. do.
Tickets to be had at the Railway Station.
KEMP & CO., Fleetivpod,

tinittb Ntaft4.

NOTICE.-11r9TICTION IN PA' MONFP.
On, and after the 6th June the Passage 1410ne3 to Halifax an6Bnstor

~ .
will be
Fos CHIRP CABIN..-.............TWENTY,TW0 Pon NMI.
Freight by the Mail •Ntoan3ers-to Halifax and Roston and to N't
York direct, .4'3 per ton and 5 per cent primaix. •
Freight on Parcelcss.each and upwards,accordingto size.
PAitcabs- for different Consignees, collected and made no in single
package*, adaresscl to one party for delivery in America, for the
purpose of evading the payment of freight, will, upon examination
in America by the Customs, be charged with the proper freight.
BRITISH & NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL SINAMSHIPIi
4N APPOINTED BY THE ADMIRALTY
,
,i—, A, , TO 9-AIL BETWEEN
'-'l;n:,lW.Pte..l, LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK, DIRECT,
Itl'.'94E-S AN D BETWEEN
4 4-....... LIVERPOOIL, AND BOSTON,'
The BOSTON Snips only CALLING at HALIFAX, to /rad and
.. _

receive l'astenzers stud ker Dlskiesty'e
Cavnin . s Captalrm.
PERSIA . C.:l. E.judkint. I AFRICA .. Neil Shan-eon .
ARABIA . Jarne?Stone. I AI4IEICCA... Alex.Ryrie.
ASIA Edwd. G. Lott. I NIAGARA. .1. G. Wicks: r.
CANADA .. W. J. C. Lang. I EUROPA.. John Leiteh.-..,

a-ANBRIA

Captain Douglas.

The under-noted or other Veatch are annointed to Sail
Freya LIVERPOOL.

NIAGARA .. For Boston ....: Saturday, the 26th Sept
ASIA .... For New Yak.-- Satutcay, the 3rd Oct
EUROPA or Boltm Saturday. the 10th Oct
PI RSIA .... For N w York— Saturday,. the 17th Oct
CANADA For Boston .. eaturday, the 24th Oct
ARABIA .... For New York .. ,aturd,y, the 31st Oct
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

STREET.

pURCHASED for the present and ensuing Seasons, under very peculiar circumstances,
various large lots of

FRENCH AND BRITISH MERINOES, COBOURG CLOTH, FANCY DRESSES, SILKS,

SHAWLS, MANTLES; FU S, PRISTS, BLANKETS, FLANNELS,

BONNETS, RIBBONS, SILK VELVETS, &c., &c.

The-whole hi now ready for Sale, and all Buyers will find a material saving. The remaining portion of the:Snmmer Stock will be
offered at mere nominal prices. Also, LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING and BABY LINEN DEPARTMENTS is fully t13)rol
with Cheap Goods.

OBSERVE:

CROYDEN 110ITSE, 42, RANELAGII-STREET.

11. OWEN, PROPRIETOR.

CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE.

PURCHASERS requiring a really gcod Article, at an exceedingly Moderate Price,

can lave their wants supplied, from a large, well-selected Stock Of the Newest Fatterns, at

122, BOLD-STREET.

TABLE SERVICES, SUITABLE FOR SMALL FAMILIES 7s. 6d.

Can alwals be matched up at the same rate.

J. O'DONN ELL, Proprietor.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

T R. CAMERON,
eir „ WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAKER,

54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, or HIRE.

SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS. TELESCOPES, BAROME PERS,

CHARTS. &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-25

GUNS.

WI LLI ANI DO OLEY
GUN and PISTOL MAKER, 9, RANELAGH-SPREET,

Opposite the Waterloo Hotel,
Begs to return thanks to the Nobility and Gentry for the great
encouragement he has received during the last twenty-five years,
and to inform them that he has a large Stock of BUNS, PISTOLS,
&c., which, for price and workmanship, cannot be excelled by any
house in the kingdom.
W. D. particularly requests gentlemen requiting Guns of the
finest quality to favour him with a call, to inspect his Stock, which
will convince them that all his Manufacture are on the most approved
principle.

REVOLVING PISTOLS, RIFLES, &c., in great variety.