Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-26 00:00:00

THE BRAZILIAN MAILS.

SOTJTHAMPTON, Toss
The European and American Company's steanier:ty
daspes, Captain Brown, arrived this morning froo
Brazils.
She left Rio July 17th ; Bahia, 22nd ;
25th; St. Vincent, August sth; Madeira, 12th ;
Lisbon, 18th. (1/4
She has 47 passengers, 8,987 bags of coffee, ae
packages of sundries. Strong head winds from Lit'b°4l
The Calcutta, belonging to the same campany, 01;0
at Perrambuco from Southampton about noon on the
July. All well. to

The steam-ship Oneida was at St. Vincent on her
trom Australia, waiting for coal.
Exchanged signals, July 28, with her Majesty
15dolvillo, 0t.0.1.16 0.0. W., in lat. I 1 S., lon. 29 SNo
Aug. 18, with English steamer Aloe, in lat. 27 151

28 W.
The Genoese steamer Conte di Cavour had arrive

Bahia from Genoa, July 22.
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.1-ter Majesty's ship Ink _fatigable was a, .4111'
Rifleman had left for England ; the Harrier at .17.

about to proceed to Rio.

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The Hydaspea brings no later advices than lot/
Being engaged for the transport service, the 01
will proceed tolWoolwich to embark troops.
Lisbon advices are anticipated by the Eumine•

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GRAND CRICKET MATCH AT LIVERPOOL,-..-V, mlifilty
stand that the cricketing world here are poking ";dißait
with much interest to a match which is to be PlaYefl
week by the Liverpool club against "The trn'floitri
Englsnd Eleven." This is the first time " The Bce
have appeared in Liverpool, and from the- world-w"'„cli)
brity they have gained, a display of 'rte cricket, 6:
is seldom witnessed, may be expected. The matcb.;s4
be seen from our advertising columns, will eo•taeie,,,do;
mid day to-morrow, and continae on Friday and Silig-t
and should the weather continue as. favourable 8i
sent, there will, no doubt, be a large assemblage °drop
tators to withers the game. The- Liverpool cricket I'd
is one of the finest in the kingdom, the most direct s9' re
being from the railway bridge over the Wavertreeir
'• The Eleven" will consist of the following naive!'
Wisden, Lockyer, Martingell; Goffyn, Mortloelfilr
Griffith, Grundy, Lilly white, Wright, and F. 12:
Esq.

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THE Two EMPERORS.---It may be considers,. Cer
;a
that the Emperor of Russia will be at Berlin an
c'urae of the next month, but it is by no men ng Pt'a
that the Emperor of the French will go there ,-6
him. The Kreue Zeitung has learned that 1p r,
Monarchs are lively to have an ir,terview " at sonivaio,,
in the south-west of GarmAny, but it is evident, P
has no great confidence in the sauce from

intelligence wes derived.
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THE VINTAGE.--A correspondent writing frail cirld
says :—" There are no kinds of port wine whieli
purchased for less than 160 dollars per pipe, seci.t? Y
miserable quality. Ordinary wines are selling f°„
250 dollars per pipe. Old Tawney wines are verJOol
and worth from 350 to 600 dollars per piec•i„iisol!!
wines are sold at prices varying from 5 to 10 ""olfr*
dozer. There are no wines in the kit:viol:o44
description that can be bought for less than 160 cwofejfi.
pipe, and anything under 200 dollars per pipe i 6
poor quality. The disease of the vine is still P"oly,
and I fear that there will be very little wine 0
year. Thousands of vines have died, and 135 tl/1
rooted up,
Tits AMIENaND POISONS BILL. --The bill for cu",,,ittritrii
indiscriminate sale of poisons, having been rorpe
into a practicable form by the Select Comln,itrtilllt'l
House of Lords, has been laid upon the shelf dittrai
session. The list of poisonous substances enunie'd by
been very much curtailed. It includes arsenic 90090i1i
bride of mercury, hydrocyanic acid, cyanide of P.l 007,31,
and oil of bitter almonds ; chloroform, oxalic gel
opinm, cantharides. cocaina, indices, tartar c..`-otigidoi
vomica, and the formidable array of the pnis°;(11:0
loids. Poisons are to be sold onlj to adults bill 0,
presence of an adult witness ; and after the 19 ebo
'nto force none but medical men are to suPhre 'lOOl
these poisonous substances, except under
restrictions. Bat there is a clause added 0111,:ad°,,/illl
poisons to he served to parsons known to the :",$ "of
seems now an acknowledged principle in paolf3Lsiv°vil
any sort always to make it twice as comprelj'e
eq ; thus providing a broad margin for tbiloog t),d
cornmi.tees, with "ample room and verg° ftisPActa)
them I citations of members who think they roev 4
fulfil their parliamentary duties by moving their
on every subj. ct introduced by any party btl'icare
As it is evident Mr. Cowper must, have been 3 viel'oti
oljections to ihe firs? bill proposed equally °pole)
c)rnmi:tee of the House of Lords, it is very troad ,
that the present modified measure was not
to 1
first. If dearly-bought experience is to be; of r
guide, this delay of a hill restricting the sa'acitberti
will assuredly he accompanied by the death, the
dental or intentional, of many who,e
passing of the measure might have saved.

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WHAT
inis
stant COMING to LIVERPChj fj
t P—Why, WO'
THE GREATER NOVELTY IN Tar", ~
WHERE 18 IT TO BE SEB'l '

THAI'S THE QUESTION.