Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-18 00:00:00

THE ELECTIONS IN PIEDMONT.

TURIN, T 1059111.,
The result of the elections so far,is as folio
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Miaisterialists, 42; clerical opposition 3
doubtful 3.

FRANCE.

PARIS, T"s111.101
The Moniteur announces the apPointieateof
M. De Roger, as Minister of Justice, in riglr3C
the late M. Abbatucci.

SPAIN.

4.
BARCELONIA,
A Carlist conspiracy has been discovered.

THE MAYO ELECTION•

DUBLIN' Ttivs9'f'l:oo
Father Conway has arrived in Ow'
ra e P".
Mayo, to prepare his defence for the t
secution by the Government.

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STOPPAGE OF THE AVOLVERNA„--
AND STAFFORDSHIRE BAND'

WOLVERHAMPTON, Tri'lg.l:llrief
The Wolverhampton and Staffordshire 13311-;
Company has stopped. The definite collo° los
be stated on Monday. The town is panie.striel'

LEWIS AND COMPANY'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT 0 1;051
CLOTHING,—Number of boys clothed for creek eel
Saturday, November 14th, 650; corresooudiag
gee
year, 381 ; increase, 269 boys. Aatt
ACCIDENT.—Last evening, a female, named joec','s
was passing along St. James's-street, when she wassbefe
down by a cob, and received severe contusion?• ttsetl°
conveyed to the Northern Hospital, where every a
was paid to her. vie
FATAL ACClDENT.—Yesterday two fatal accidentgbll
reported at the Coroner'a Court,but as there is sg3leesig
attached to persons, we refrain from giving a! escr
statement. The Coroner will boll inquests on ‘.
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to day, and then we shall give the details.
leiale",o4
T. P. GIL3IOUR AGAIN —This notorious „,evng
addressed an order for stationery to Mr. Henry tlr'nf
of Castle-street, under the Freec Cognomen'oool`if
Gilmor." The old style and handwriting ig It
takable, notwithstanding the continental alla'eutd.,s
almost unnecessary to say the order remains uneltieabitfie;,
ATTEMPT AT MURDER.—Last evening, the on cost 1
of the London-road were thrown in .o the titan" attenire,
nation, from the rumour that a man had made tilega
to shoot Mr. William Madden, the butcher, fivi,14.:030,0
From inquiries we made, we ascertained that 3.rn., gone it
Patrick Hughes, also a butcher, had that evene.,l`';',,,av t#l,
Mr. Madden's shop. and asked him fur soilys,, the 1;01
was owing, taw. mr. tutaden told WET, er:h he PUIDPI"
lowing day, and he would settle .with -retove 011,80
out of hi; pocket a pistol, fiLd ilaTeatenel to --rk •ftS tvg
he v- 63 I
.
brains he V.,43 not then paid the Mon' Y
,useable leg
seemed and given into the custody of polie,f— rue
and conveyed to Preocot-street bridesveli• ;:sioot
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searched, a loaded pistol was found in his P°ss'ros, 03440
is understood that the di,pate arose out of lee
transactions, He will this day be brought t4,lted,',,eol
magistrates, when the whole ease will he invei'isloet'llto
PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY.—TaIe usual month.? bt,
10 it
the members of this sniety wes held lad 0:4 the c';10
Royal Institution, Colquitt-street, Mr. Core Put 1113!,
It was resolved, on the motion of Mr. Forree.(l
thanks of the society be given to the Literary arditit
phical Society for their courtesy in Extelcat, ;err
admission to their meetings to the Pr-n thehog
President, and Council of the Society, and 1119.-
00,:
plinient be teciprooated. Mr. Forrest intouzhiliatoJt It
notice of the society, a plan by Mr. Gifford, 16,1 steno of
obtaining two plc' tres by the use of only one co!
corsists io placing a double-minor opposite tuveeess':teo
by which two copies are taken at once. and the I'oooll
inverting the picture avoided. Mr. Chadbura 3(r'
for exhibition a number of stereoscopic viesla's biftlte
Morris's process. The paper for the evening Iltieeotoe
Keith, on " Operating Rooms." It is the ir•te.ll,,loo
society to hold a dress soiree in the Royal 1041" oi;
time before Christmas. 050,',00
CHARGE CP ASSAULT.—At the Police- °Meet ~18, 1-0
before Messrs. Holme and Lawrence, a feuliotlicoe7
Hughes, summoned a men, named lia,rdacre, "Se
f the
assaulted her on the le evious Saturday nix's
appeared for the defendant. From the sot live' era
complainant, it appeared that all the partw'ss sbetsoa
court in Leeds-street, and on Saturday evenilolg' thras,,, jtSt
going home, the defendant eeized her by the 0'44,
then strack her a hlrw on the head. She 117-041°0"
own house and was followed by the defends serf „frotl'
caught hold of her by the hair of her heed, ell a iftis;coe'
assaulted her. He then took the poker Btotielife:;efes,
striking her with it, when a neighour went
and took the poker from the defendant. Thoegendf)lteefe
fully corroborated. Mr. Cobb for the 'to tins,beig
deavoured to prove that there had been 50/ den Po;
standing amongst the women, and that the depose he'ef'l",
drunk had gone up to the woman and fell agalti bee% of -
denied that the assault was as violent SS lta OP 0/ci
st.nted. Tha Bench designated the essaate+be telsoa,
most violent and brutal character and fined facittir4
and iu default of payment ordered him theooe
for three months. At a subsequent period e'ari6s are e
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Mr Cobb earnestly appealed to the Bench tot
t°
fine to £5, and represented the defendriaecedotsgoa;
conducted man, but the bench declined t° %t °tea tti
reqeest, observing that it was one of the 1330c)itiglt
assaults they had ever heard of, and if theY,,ieet oetA7tte
fine they should be doing a great act of joki-j,ast; to to
YOUNG l'itEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. ,oetetegerhe
thee Rev. Hugh Stowell Brown delivered 110 0° • gfr
(VT O'
members and friends of the above society 3%100 .d
Institution, Shaw-street. There was, Otwl.driere.oeflei
inclement state of the weather, a large attea ore
tietaei;
Horefall, M.P., presided. The proceedingst stithestter
with prayer, The Chahman, wh3 was 01°,,13,0t0113).10
Bally received, said it is at all times a P1e3,5-yotiegno
members and friends of the Liverpool oecatcl
Chrietian Association, even though it beater,3ll
crio,
the present, when I find myself very eig fe
properly precluded from troubling c'ar bei' iectu-3
a 06
eb,ervations of my own. The object °feecieriai Kett -el'
this evening is to enjoy the privilege 0f ~"/;00viltc-hiO'oe
on the subject of " Manliness.' Ido o°' y;ctilrer;il4„.6l
was the committee or whether it was the eeti sv:e. t°,1,1
that fixed on the subject, but this I am ear.e,Jetibilf°od,
with me, that if the committee fixed on U1,4010°010, j
could not have selected a lecturer better the othoolhoo
justice to the subject. (Cheers. If, 01,1 feiencl litere °CP
the subject was selected by his) everent' that t..-et tore)
am su e you will all equally agree. 7:d eoedliellstt
one roan more calculated by his -0104 'o of
justice to the subject of mt.nEness than 111,t.00 on itsee.o.6o
I feel that it would be an act of presurnc.reat P 1
if I were to attemet to go into the di;roje 100.00
"Manliness." I imight dwell on the t 01
of our fellow-countrymen in India, hilecesarf.ii 000
might dwell on the manliness which
order
:11,3,:etiolcItifylittsca::;90
town in our present commercial es of toe .at• k
neither will I dwell on the higher
which the lecturer will touch upon in thos ~i,see •et
theu
for will& h 80 et
knowu--see.,
na ofahVil ocerea
necessary to enable them to fight ff. S:Prireolliaele
banner of Christ. (Cheers.) The Bet.
_utosJ,.,ooo Ate
delivered his lecture, which, it was rice. 131;6
published in a few days, at a cheap ably holed; iog
of the lecture the subject was /not 81,-I.lapplattea
reverend gentleman, who was repeatealY,.
tharou”
at the conclusion received a vote of
of the doxology concluded the evenigg•