Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-17 00:00:00

AIJSTRIA.

VARMA, DEC'
Tho Cireassians propose to demand the Well°
sition of the Great Powers.

FRANCE.

PARIS, WZDNESDAY ICl°llTai:
The :Course has been buoyant to-day, and
Three per Cent. Renter have advanced to 67'

THE BALTIC.

MEMEL, De' itll
A strong gale iiita i_lrevailed since the 10th'
no appearance of its aoating.
PILLAU, lue
We have had very stormy weather here for 13'
days.

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Linvi,9 AND COMPANY'S NEW EsPim: ISHMENT ~2 dog
Citmineo.—Number of boys clothed fon the week eva ten
Saturday, December 12th 765; cerrespneiding week
year, 436; increase, 329.
Plia
EMPLOYMENT OF FEMALES IN MIEZE,--VVe 110-eall gt
that the law is daily violated in regard to the enaPleqe,-eeet
of females in mine and coal levels in the neiglabonT°"o3ce
Merthyr. It is bad enough to employ them at the turnest
and on the tips, but it ie infinitely worse to empl°l `6"tn
in these dark recesses with persons of the opposite The
No wonder that female virtue is at so low an ebb. lie,
subject should be looked into by the proper aathtloes
and the guilty parties brought to jastee.---S'
Herald.
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THE OLDHAM UNION EXTE ,IDITURE —The been/ gold.
balance sheet of the receipts and expenditure of the
3an
ham Union has just been issued, from which it arePaeor
that the average number of persons who reeeirel "neei
relief weekly was £426 165., and the average cost per std
was about 3'. 21d.; in the imbecile ward, 3s. 10e',' eed
in the asylums, 7s. 7d. ; the maintenance of offieerlrinn
servants in the workhouse was 6s. 11,1. ; and in the ilatdoot
ward, ss. 10d. The average number receiving °a rate'
relief was 1,338, at a cost per head of la, 21. Tbe',,no
ment of the expenditure for the towaship of Onnitri
showed that the amount expended by the guardiaa: 1 o
£9,653, and by the overseers £4,754 ; snaking a 10
rate,
county£l4,4o7 ; but deducting £1,064 paid to the col
£221 for registration fees, and £lBO for vaccination.l
the total amount expended en the poor in the towns 4
reduced to £8,186.
LIST OF PASSENGERS per Atlantic, from New tnt-
Mr. Hosker, Captain S. D. Simmonds, Mrs. Skint:l°lß O'
children, and servant, Mr. Currey, S. M. D. Eyereen.
Knight, Mr. John Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Charles JY/csin
J. B. Cronnin, F. Sall, G. F. Adams, A. Eviler.' nett
Bitts, H. McKim, Messrs. Flakier, Sevyen en.lterso
Mr. Garrett, W. H. Fitch, Joseph Haggett, S. If
J. S. Monroe, Mrs. T. B. Hubbell, J. W.
J. B. Westrup, F. H. Showbridge, George Pophata, cob.
Fay, W. Duff, Robert Smith, George Booth, A ,
eat
bott, A. Gangloff, H. Betts, Thomas Rea, G. 11-,.7a1nt0
and son, J. Anson, Louis Straus, E. Ochse, C. "e°ool3,
Miss J. Russell, D. M. Aitland, W. Atkinson anunireiai
Thomas Edwards and Lady, J. Lonson, F. Be't,
Mr. Ascher, J. R. Lawler, L Pirene, J. Edward,
Riggs, C. de Foledo—total, 61.
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SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A CLERGY3fAN.---.-k °°„o.-t
sion, appointed by the Bishop of Bath and Well° Or
the Church Discipline Act, assembled at Yeovil en ;yes'
day, and continued its sittings until Thursday lott'sboe
tigating certain grave charges preferred by the b.,.% „gin
secretary, acting officially, against the Rev. Joseph 'lloool'
port Elliott, ineambent of Hendford, Yeovil, Tb°
missioners were the Venerable Archdeacon Law, theaoba,
Edward P. A. Talbot, of Everereech • the Be'n et
Southey, of Kingsbury; the Rev. J. Stratton Cele! oft
sniernn Beauchamp; and the Rev. M. flawtteO';,
Rimpton, rural dean. Mr. (Aeries Taddy, pron tee
Bristol, appeared for the defendant, but retired frersoo
case at the close of the first day's proceeding's. Th„erepec
defendant was charged with drunkenness and °bre cage
familiarity with his maid servant. In support of t raied,
of the promoter a great number of witnesses were els and
At the close of the proceedings the commissioner; de„,o,
that there were sufficient gronuds for further procee;;il
A FUGITIVE BANKRUPT FROM ENGLAND.--LSWIO t 55'
formerly a flourishing draper, doing businos 30etltg
Exmouth-street, London, suspended payment a few of bd
ago and fled to this country to evade the grasp and s
unfeeling creditors. He was declared a bi bankrupt, the
reward of £2O was offered for his areheneittfl n
eiti°
authorities in London. The creditors learning tua.'th
had fled to New York, and that he had brought on.petl t°
to this country a large amount of money, deterra'diaglf
despatch a detective policeman after him. ei°oorina ti:
detective nugget was employed for that purpose- „one,
arrival of the latter in this city, he employed thng` nevi
of ex-etficar Philip Farley, and the pair laid thelcfireelg,
iab
accordingly. They pat a letter in the post ofaea aoclnbij
to Lewis, and waited there until he called for it, eeP,
that means succeeded in tracing him to his lodnonn,
18, Greenwich-street. There they seized aP°llpeil
which Lewis had in his pinsession, and deeutt of t
same in the hands of the sheriff, to wait the te3aoeig::,
civil suit, which will be immediately commelle°udetect`ie
Lewis, for the benefit of his creditors. The t'
expects to recover about £l,OOO more, and will t,b
Ive for
hi:se:nee of New York and its inhabitanta.—'3e
Gerald. SAI6:3
FORTUNATE RECOVERY OF £940 Oenceentro a- a IP:es
err.—On Friday afternoon, bankrupt, an-atcjd
Roberts, worsted spinner, of Sedbury Mills, 1-laie- o°"iig
brought up in custody, at the Leeds Bankruptcy net'L'af
before Mr. Commissioner West, on suspicion °ltrpos°lo
concealed a large amount of his property for the Pif of 'of
defrauding his creditors. Mr. Cariss, on beha'reseltrii
assignees, closely questioned the bankrupt, thed Bea 0t
which was that he made a clean breast of it,after greed
£940 in gold and bank notes was recovered. l'aceleleJ
hesitation and prevarication, the bankrupt ael“lootglitee
that moaey to the amount of above £9OO wag of 0.
inn gr
in an empty house in Bradford, and that the PLY titY
ediat`
house was at Halifax. A messenger indal kreptrand.
ceeded to Bradford, accompanied by th-' ban-eollee-oes'
pointed out the house in which the money wants; tee This
The door having been forced, the bankrupt Put, Palos
senger into the cellar kitchen, and directed hire from to
hand up the chimney and take something do's% edit!
flue. The messeeger did as he was told, and te),°l4 ia gold
large leathern pocketbook, in which were -.l* eleg wad
and £825 in Bank of England and other noteg'.o g 0 11Jea
was sewn in a eiceh belt, censtructed so as lux ia
the waist. There was no doubt that the banitr%ddre'nia
to abscond with this money to America, as a';ntei. a had
the United States was found amongst the obis
bankrupt acknowledged also that goods of setae
been sent by him in fictitious names to a ho y 01,d
to
ehester and elsewhere. The fortunate rece-r esa'
• tha
property will, it "is believe], secure 20s.
the creditors.—Leeds Mercury. 01,,ri0•4.,h0
NEGLECT OF FAMILY.—A STRANGE ,%ilissljoil of
respectably-dressed person, named George "noo get'enneit
tills the situation of station master at the'.9a'oreP'-, g at
the Barnsley line of the Lancashire and 10-tifes,giftrisifeneill
was charged before the West Riding trfn as u nntld;
Wakefield, on Monday, with allowing his tintinrCeerie°
to become chargeable to the township of Aloe been 71 song;
Monies. Mrs. Atkinson stated that she bats ha:iertte;
to the defendant about 17 years ; that ha e she ',.;,ebi°,
where about £2,000 of her money.
,Wilide-et; £s2:res ben
him she had an income of .£lOO ayear,Os- r' b°
etc t
her father gave her on her marriage. I„st tlleed go
husband bad gone to Australia, where he
-land, a" fit'
. nee e
of the money. He then came back to ee 109 nnin
sOf
the above situation. From July last she about tweet
the defendant at Darton. One afternaent innbevrege'l
he turned her and her children—six ta °doer t° at"
the house, and nailed up the windows and
h the slat e>o itP
them getting in. They wandered about te let blhb: oP°„fri
half-past eleven at night ; but he refunnAda-5, L'entP'lo
She was all that night, and all the 1131 t dr of an oo °a
fields, will e baby in her arms. The nwteeinfla9reeineee
house in the neighbourhood at length too
rihey
re a tee
them, arid allowed them shelter in it. asiaepiog;
there for some time, living on charity and nes')3l.' qoje,
bare floor. She at lens le threatened IleY_ rioale.oo 11,
legal nroceedings, but on her promising t,7,his prottlielogelo
he said he would allow her £l, a we'kn r s reairt-3 rtO£lt
had not kept, and she now sued him It)__o2 Y.%
The defendant acknowledged havii?g
nelaa neeloPoit 07
enough to lose the money, but he said 1,7, state 0.0
Lie -
in business. The other portion of his vi..m eor eel
denied. The bench made an order on bl
towards the support of his will and taw' I