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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

IN THEIR CELEBRATED

IRISH JIG.

ROYAL A MPHIIIiEATRE:

MR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS

la their beautiful

NEW DRAMA,

FAIRY CIRCLE.

ROYAL AMPHITHFATRE.

TWO MAMMOTH DRAMAS

T O-N I G H T,

MR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS

APPEARING IN BOTH.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.

MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS

OUR GAL,

MY MA R Y-A NN E,

B LLINGARROW.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.

MR. BARNEY WILLIAMS

CON O'CAROLAN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

CHURCH

YORKSHIRE COLLIERY PROPRIETORS.

STREET.

QILKSTONE MAIN HOUSE FIRE AND GAS COAL, AND KILNHURST GAWBER HALL
STEAM AND OTIIER COALS, FOR SIIIPMENT•

IMPORTANT TO ,STEAM-BOAT PROPRIETORS, SHIPPING AGENTS, ENGINEFRS, AND CONSUMERS OF COAL.

DI essrs. J. and J. CHAELFSWORTH teg to inform the inhaitants of Liverpool and nelgl beurhocd that they have now ON SALE,
at the Lancashire sod c(n.pery's Ferets, North I car Station, 131 cl,stcr e-street, Crest Howard street, a regular supply of the
real old SILKS] ONE 111 AIN H C USE FILE and GAS t OA I , c WO for durability and quality will be found equal to any Coal yet intro-
duced into Liverpool. The pt ice delivered to consumers. will be 15s per Ton wiihin th, Borongh,
These Coals for Gas purposes ttre very superior, producing 10,000 cubic feet per ton, and its last analysis as under :

Volatile.... .......... ~.................. .... 38'00
Combustible.
Incombustible.... • ....

which places it as a:first-class Coal for this purpose.
For pi kes_of Kilnhurst Gam her Hall Steam and other Cr al for shipment, apply to the agent,
A. W. LARK IN,
AT THE OFFICE, 1, MOORFIELDS. DALE-STREET,
OR AT THE DEPOTS, NORTH DOCK STATION, GRFAT HOWARD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

MARRIAGES.

On the Bth inst., at Grasmere, by t'le Rey. Fletcher Fleming, Jas.
Carter Shepherd, F sq., surgeon, Ambieside, to Elizat)eth S. A. Brad•
shaw, el, est daughter of the late Rev. Sir Richard le Fleming, Bart..
rector of Gra,m, re and Windermere.
On the Bth inst., at the Cathedral, Manchester, by the Rev. J. J,
Cort, Sir. Peter Longton, Of Wootton, to Any ie, youngest daughter of
the lats Mr. Thomas Smith, of Elulme, near Manchester.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

BIRTHS.

On the 7th inst., at Epsom, the wife of George (nem, Esq, , of a
daughter.
On the 7th inst., at Portsmouth, the wife of Capt. J. W. C.
William•, Royai Marines Artillery, of a son.
On the Bth ma ~ at Mount•place, Whitechapel-road, London, the
wife of Mr. Marcus Pool, of a son.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

BOTTLED ALES AND PORTERS.

Per Doz. Pints.
GUINNESS AND CO.'S DUBLIN STOUT ........ 2s gd
TRUMAN, BANBURY AND CO.'S LONDON STOUT 3s Od

Per Doz. Quarts.
4s 6d.
5 Od.
49 6d.
69 od.
6s Od.

DROGHEDA FINE BIILD ALE
ALLSOPP'S OH BASS'S INDIA PALE ALE
EDINBURGH STRONG ALE

Families arpplied with Foreign and British Winea and Writs, genuine mported, by
T. F, ASHE,
OLESALE AND EXPORT BOTTLER,
47, SOUTH CASTLE STREET.
3J:ORES:7I3E Awn
,15, CATHERTON STREET, ♦ND 15 ♦rND 16, THOMAS STRUT,
ders delivered Free to any part of Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

PLASTERS! PLASTERS! PLASTERS!

THE ROYAL LIVERPOOL PLASTERS,
composed of highly Emollient and Balsamic in-
gredients, are confident'y recommended to all Persons suffering from
Diseases of the
CHEST AND LUNGS,
ALSO,
PAINS IN THE BACK AND SIDE, &c., &c.
PRICE 2n, 4n, Go, AND SD. EACH.

None are genuine unless the following words, printed in Black
Ink, are on the back of each Plaster,

ROYAL LIVERPOOL PLASTER,
Prepared by
W. JACKSON,
CHEMIST,
97, MOUNT-PLEASANT.

PARTIES sufferina from Coughs, Colds, In-
fluenza, or any Disease of the Chest or Lunge, can
find immediate relief by taking
JACKSON'S BALS aIIC COUGH MIXTURE.
In Consumptive Cases more benefit has been derived f. °in taking
this illedicin-, together with Cod Liver (11, than from any remedy
yet discovered.
SOLD AND PREPARED ONLY BY
W. JACKSON,
CHEYIBT,
97, MOUNT-PLEASANT, LIVERPOOL.
In Bottles Is. lid., 2s. 9J., and 4s. 6d. Each,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

WEEKLY REPORT OF METAL MARKET.

Copper is firmly maintained. as the smelters have many
orders unexecuted on their books. Ores are somewhat
lower. Iron is without alteration, with a fair business
doing.. Lead is quiet, and prices in favour of buyers.
Speller is flat. In tin there is a fair demand for refined,
and prices are maintained.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

SPAIN.

MADRID, OCT. 7.
The Espana, which is a semi-official authority, says
that the ministerial crisis is iu the same situation to-day
as it was yesterday. Rumours are circulated, and gentle-
men are mentioned as likely to be included in the new
Cabinet ; but as we do not like to hazard statements on
such grave matters, we will confine ourselves to announ.
cing that up to the present moment nothing has been
decided relative to the new ministry. The matter must,
however, be settled in a few hours.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN,

THE believers in this may think it a
consoling doctrine—but perhaps some scientific or
geological gentleman would be g.od enough to fancy him-
self in the year 1557, and teli us where then were to be
fouLd—

A BOX OF LUCIFER MiTCHES

.L HE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH;

PERAMBULATORS!

A DAILY PAPER FOR A PENNY 1

GAS 1 STEAM!

INDIA RUBBER SHOES 1

A . BUTTER PLACE!!!

THE GREAT 1.4.1.ND1NG STAGE.

How day of the Press to devote such a long space to
telling us that the New Stage is supported by thin, that,
and t'other, when we all know very well that Mr. BELLY
supplied 14,000 empty Butter Boxes for the purpose.

01.1TBIDE—They are coated with Gaol Tragacanth.

INSIDE—They are well smeared with Genuine BUTTER

Therefore will last and float for ever.

THE BATCH OF NEW PEERS.

The powers that be are about to recognise gracefully the
aristocracy of Brain. Light is to be let in on the House of
Lords! The creator of "The New Zealander," and the
A 17/AMOR. tertr-rcrevcru _ •
The former as Baron Dfacanley,
The latter as LORD LIVERPOOL ! ! I

KELLY THE BUTTERMAN,

AT THE BACK OF ST. JOHN'S MARKET,

SUPPLIES SHIPS, SHOPS, DEALERS, & CONFECTIONERS,

NINETEEN Deliveries of Goods Daily all over the Town.
Every description of BUTTER may be bad here at the lowest

Trade Price.

Each day's sale lasts twelve hours—from Seven to Seven.

No use to apply at one moment after the advertised hours,

A NDERSON'S (LATE) SAINSBURY'S SODA
WATER MANUFACTORY
AND REFRESHMENT ROOM,
22, EXCUANGE-STARET EAST.
SUMMER BEVERAGES:
IMPROVED SFUNZTr POWDERS AND SUPERIOR SCENTED
LAVENDER WATER.
MACKENZIE Awn MIDDLEMASS'S CELEBRATED
iNBURGH BISCUITS.
THE NOTED ROWLEY BISCUITS.
BARCL4Y'S STOUP, AND ALLSOPP'S ALES.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

LORD HARRY VANE AT BARNARD.

This no doubt was a time of gloom, owing to that great
calamity which has befallen us in our distant possessions,
and which has plunged innumerable families into mourn-
ing. This terrible insurrection now wholly occupied
public attention, diverted capital, and carried off our youth
to recruit the army, thus narrowing the labour market.
But through the mercy of a beneficent Providence an
abundant harvest had been safely housed, and the country
generally was in a state of prosperity while, as to India,
though we must, according to late news, be prep 'red for
some disasters, he felt confi lence that those disasters
would be amply cep sired, and the honour of this country
fully vindicated. Our brave soldiers, he was sure, would
maintain the British flag triumptiant, and crush all ene-
mies, and in a few months tranquility, fir,n and consoli-
dated, would be returned to the Bzltish empire. (Ap-
plause.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

WANTF,D, a respectable YOUNG PERSON,
as WET NURSE; one win can be well renown-
mended. and bring good references, will be liberally treated.—Address
Box A. 6:), Northern Times office, Liverpool.

WANTED, a thorough SERVANT-OF-..NLL-
WORK; must understand the mlragement of
a cow. Go)d wages will be given. No washing done at home.—
Apply to Airs. Webb, Clanghton Village, Birkenhead.

'r ANTED, Ornamental Shrubs, Evergreens,
and FOREST TREES of any age or size. Parties
wishing to dispose of these will p'.ease ..ddress, Letter Box, S. 13
Pest-office, Liverpool.

TETANTED, on AGENCY by a Party in Liver-
y I cool, for articles in general demand, amongst the
S ipp Inz. h ring good connections.—Address A. 60, iNorthern
Tildes (yfice.

__-
WANT ED, by a respectable Young Man, a
..!,ITUATION as BUTLER, in a Email family.
Can have a good rreommendaton.—Addreal T. W., 57, Fair iew-
place, Toxteth-park.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

"WHITE STAR " LINE.

Under contract to H.M.'s Commissioners of Emigration to slit on the
30th, and will not receive goods later than the 26th instant.
FOR SYDNEY DIRECT,
"NbThe fine A 1 Clipper-ship
ka • TELEGRAPH,
P. WHITE, Commr,nder ;
Burthen per register 1,118 tons. This vessel preiews a first-rate
con7eyance for goods, and is a very Lot ship. Loading in the Quet-n's
Dock.—F: r freight, apply to H. T. WILSON & CHAMBERS.

RS&Y LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS.
-4. „.•
~ - * --
SAILING FROM LIVERPOOL TO MELBOURNE.
•-..-^,-.7 ON THE 25TH OF EVERY MONTH.
and for tarding Passengers by Steamers at through rates to all
port. of Australia.
Ship. Captain. Tons Burthen. To Sail.
HERALD .. ........ Calvert..... .... 3000 .. .... 25th Oct.

OCEANICA ............. Rob rtson ...... 3 500 2sth Nov.
AEW
The Herald is a remarkalq lane vessel, classed A 1 at Lloyds far
seven years, now on her second voyage and is a very last ship, having
made her last pa.sage to Sydney in 90 days, landing her passengers in
excellent health and her cargo in admirable order. Her 'tween decks
ate nearly 8 feet in height and unusually well ventilated, and her
sec ne.l cabin in the poop requires only to be seen to command an
inAtAnt preference.

The Ckeanica is sister ship to the Kng of Algeria, and is ons of the
handsomest and fastest shims afloat—she Is only 18 months old—her
chi: f cabins are replete with e ery comfort and elegance, and her
second cabin in the poop and deck house, and general arrangements
for paso3 'ger s: will b. fo and unexcep loneble.
_ .

For terms of freight or passage apj ly to
EIINIUNi) TEL s NIP -.0 . O. Water-stre3t. Livernnol

MERSEY LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS.
Under engagement to H.M. Emigration Commissioners. To sail 3rd
November, and can receive no cargo after the 31st inst.
FOR ME, .BOURNE,
• The fine Clipper Shlp,
1-ca;', CARACTACUS,
Tilos Avimmti,, Commander.
A 1 at Lloyd's; 895 tons register; a very fa.t sailer; ani in all
respects a desi-able conveyance. Loading East aide Prlnces Dock.—
For freight only apply to
EDMUND Tl-105IPSON & Co., 21, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

Brttid a ncrtra

'Will have immediate despatch.
FOR HALIFAX. N.S.,
The fine last sailing Brig
; I
DANIEL KNOWLTON, Commander;
iirtse HO tons register;
only three years old. Loading is Watnloo Dock .—Fo': terms of
freight, apply to JOHN S. DE WO LF & CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

AMERICAN SHIPPING.

New York, &pt. 30.—The Nancy, Grant, from Halifax to Porto
Rico, was capsized in a gale on the 15th inst., and on the 19th, in at.
33, lon. 6 ). the first officer and two boys were taken from the fore.
mast ho d by the Eliza, arrived here.
Toronto, from ► iverpool at Quebec.
Eliza, Joh,iston ; Eastern Star, Henry; Oceanßelle, Killeran ; and
Jere:niah Thompson, Blake—all from Liverpool at New York.
Antelope (R.M.S.S,), from L'verpool at Portland.
Adelaide Bill, Flaggs, from Live-pool at New Orleans.
North Carolina, from Liverpool at Baltimore—from the 11th to the
17th Sept. enc)uutered three hurrican•s.
Florida, Mills, from Liverpool at Savannah.
Western Empire, from Liverpool at Boston.
• Madagascar, Gamb'e; Somorostro, Noticioco, Lima, Angorida, and
Felpe-y-Vicenti—all from Liverpool at Havannah.
Jura (s.s.), from Queenstown at St. John, N. 8., and would sail on
her return with troops, Oct. 1.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

J ONE S,

IRON. AND NAIL WAREHOUSE,
BECKWITH STREET, PARK LANE.
JOHN GIBBONS and CO. have ON SALE a well assorted STOCK of BAR, HOOP,
SHEET and ROD IRON, STErI',L, Wrought and Cut NAILS, &c., -Wholesale and Retail.

TRY. THE WORKING TAILORS' ASSOCIATION,
19, WILLIAMSON STREET, CHURCH STREET.
The Style, Quality. and Fit not to be surpassed in the Trade. This Association is enrolled under Act of Parliament,
HENRY SMITH, MANAGER.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

DEATHS.

On the 14. h of June, at Hong Kong, of fever, in the 22nd year o
his age, Alexander :,inclair, only surv.ving son of A. 1114 C Ilveen, Esq.
Principal of the I. verp3ol Imttute..

On the 9th inst., at the house of her brother, 25, Myrtle-street
South, E len Ashcroft, aged 38 yea-s.

(hr Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent
to our Office duly authenticated.:

LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY.
Week Ending October 10, 1857.

ADMTTTFD.

I-7-patlents
Out-patients
Casuals during week

DISCHARGED.

In patients cured
„ relieved, and at own request..
f 9 made out-patients .. ............
1 t it egular . .... 1
19
Retrain in the house
House Visitors—T. D. Hornby, and Wm. Gregson, Esqrs.
Physician and Surgeon for ensuing Week—Dr. Turnbull, and
Mr. Bicl. ersteth.
House Su geou—Mr. E. Morris.
Junior House Surgeon—Mr. Joseph Allen.
Chaplain—Rev. H. J. Garrod, B.A.
ROBERT HUTCHISON, Treasurer.

Mr. John Tyrrell is appointed Recorder of Did, ford and
of South Molton, in the room of Mr. Wurkworth Praed,
.'ece,ha 3d.

Serial idea may be formed of the immense exertions the,
are being made to comtilete the gigantic hull of the Great
Eastern and its appurtenances, when we state that there
are tow no fewer than 1,700 men continually employed
upon it, and that workmen are engaged day and night pre-
paring the timber and iron work fir the launching cradles.
The cast for wages and salaries to artisans, lab urers, aad
employes in the building yard has, we understand, reached
the large sum of 2,60( 1. for one week. These extraordinary
efforts are necessary in order that the arrangements shall be
completed by the 3rd of N,,vember, on which day, favoured
by the high spring tides, it has been delfititively settled
that the launch re' the leviathan ship shall take place.
Tux CAMP AT AIDERSHOPL —Never, at the hest of times,
a elle( rful place, the camp just now looks doubly desolate,
The troops have nearly A.l gone to India, the huts are
nearly all empty, the field-days are over, and rain, and
wind, and withered leaves, have it all to themselves on the
b'aek moil., which can neither be called mul nor water,
though unqu,stionably containing a deal of both. The
long valley, where the court and camp so often met last
summer, is a swamp, btack enough and deep eneugh for
abode of saurians, and looks as if the very hosts of
Pharos!) would scare ly afford a mouthfel to its tenacious
depths of slough. Now and then upon the common stray
figures may be observed through the thick sleet, wrapped
in drenched cloaks, and sttuggling manfully against the
cold wind, to the shelter of the nearest huts. But these
irruptions on the general sort ide are " few and far be-
tween," for thoigh some 6,000 men are still in camp, and
the huts are after all but cheerless eb)des they are, never-
theless, preferable to the fierce iuclemency of the open
heath, and the men but seldom venture forth ; so the whole
place has an uninhabitable gloom upon it, as it were to
let in chancery, or insolvent, or reminds the spectator of
the empty pitmen's bArtacks at the mouth of a used-up
mine.--limes.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

BOLD STREET.

LA.NKETS.—An immense assortment of Blankets for the coming season, in all sizes

and qualities. Quilts, Counterpanes, Toilet Covers, &c•, &c.
GEO. WOODS
PALATINE ESTABLISHMENT,
BOLD STREET.

BEDDING,—Best Purified Feather Beds, Hair and Flock Mattresses. Wood and Iron
Bedsteads, Bedroom Furniture, Family Linens, Table Linens, &c., &c.
EXTENSIVE AND COMMODIOUS GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
GEO. WOODS,
PALATINE ESTABLISHMENT,
BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL,

AUTUMN DRESS, FOR GENTLEMEN AND JUVENILES,
AT

THE GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM,

NUMBER THREE, CHURCH-STREET..

At the above Establishment, Gentlemen willfind an unusually large display of
DRESS ADAPTED TO AIN AND EVERY PURPOSE, AND AT ALMOST EVERY PRICE.

T A L M A S,

IN LIGHT AND MEDIUM SUBSTANCES.

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

WALKING AND SHOOTING COATS,

IN MIXE_D CLOTHS, SCOTCH TWEEDS, AND DOESKINS.

ALPACCA COATS
LINEN BLOUSES. ~

......................from 9s. 6d. upwards.
... .. ..

IROUSERS and VESTS in endless variety.

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

pervades this Department throughout.

NOTE THE ADDRESS:-
NUMBER

THREE,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

Unitrti ;Etat:*

EMIGRATION FROM LIVERPOOL.
TO THE
UNITED STATES AND BRITISH AMERICA
TO NEW YORK.
By tlia Washington Line of Packets.
EMPIRE

J. .-.ILCH RBT
PRIN'C TON . . Bell.
WILLIAM RATHB INF Dowd
SVVITZERLAND ......... Conway 2500....

_ ..
MARQUETTE . ... .
SEBAiTION rABor ..........Watts 2Boo_ ,t
riOUTI-1 AMPTON - Austen 2800.... „
KNICKERBOCKER Peabody ....2000 . .. „
WASEIDIG lON.. ..
ANNIE SISE . . C. F. Sise 25+ 0.... „

ARC C ....... Zerega......

COMPROMISK.

ROBINSON..R. .1t0bin50n....2500.... „
0 ;EAN MONARCH', .Page 4500

BALTIC
IRONSIDES
PHILAOH.I.PkIIA Poole ...... 2500.... „
FOR NEV ORLEANS.
CHICAGO .....Chas-.. 2000.. ..15th Oct
FOR PIIILA D EI.PII' A.

WESTMORNTAND
Enelopec .:001111, for families who wishto tie moreielect,ean be
reserved forthoiewhorequirrthem.
The luggage of passengers by these packets stored tree of ex
pence in a warehouse attached to the office.
Bertha in the First and second Cabin, and Steerage, can he
secured 11; remitting a deposit; of -el to the undersignea who will
give any i nformatiorrespeeting th e passageto the above porte, and
to the interior.
SABEL & CORTIS, 3, Regent-road, and 19. Water-strett,
Liveruoot; and 177. Broadway. New York.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

tro b., 3Let.

TO be LET,a Drawing-room, or Parlour and Bed-
room, to correspond. lot and Cold Shower Baths;
17, Catherine Street.

APART NI EN TS•—Excellcn6Sl ! TING ROOM
and BED-ROOM, for two Young Gentlemen, with
use of plan, if nqusrel.—Address A. 76, Northern Times office.

1140DGINGS. —Two YOUNG GENTLEMEN
can be acummodated with LODGINGS in a nice
aay si uaVon, No. 12, Poplar Grove, the Elms, Toxteth P. rk, on
easohable Terms.

O be LET, an Excellent Office in Union-street,
on the first flu r. Four Rooms.—Rent £7O per
annum,—Ap; ly to R. B'i'son, Hulett, and Co., Orange-e,urt, Castle-
street, Liverpool.

Fr O be LET., an excellent SHOP and Dwelling
I_ HOUSE, No. 89, Mill-street. Rent moderwe.—
tpply to Mr. Richardson, 102, Pembroke place, or to J. Lowry,
Estate Agent, W. rwick-tre3.

rilo be LET, spacious ni4l well-liAhed OFFICES
in ae new build'ngs, 22, Lore-streit ronlaining two,
three, and four rooms, with every coaven'enee in the most modern
*tylely at 22, ' ord-street.

ANTLEMAN can be aecommodateu with
a Drawing room and Bedr om on the same Floor.
erms Ws a week. Also, a Parlour ar d Bedroom, 85 a week.--Apply
at 46, Upper Huskisson Street, near Fa'kner-square.

TO be LET, a most eligible BOOK-F. LLE Ft and
STATIO..E:_,'S SHOP, with GOODWILL and
FIXTURES compTete Sroc% Eels ng off unier prints cost. Apply
on the premie., No. I, Harniltoe.s,r,et, Bi k,nhead.

'ft) be LET, spacious OFFICES in the new
1111 1r boil eir.g , Water-stre tt, corr er of Itrmford-
street. Plans may be seen, and every informaton obtained, on
v‘ttliestion to Mr. John Fowler, 4, Tower-1 nildlny.s west.

TO be LET, a Drawing-room, with two Bed
Rooms, or Parl, ur, wit the same rumbrr cf Rooms,
if any inducement, the rcoms have been newly paperad, painted and
new carpets.—Apply at Mrs. Parrs, 31, Rodney Street,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

THE HON. F. LYGON AT TEWKESBURY.

Whether that blame rested with the Government of
India or the Government at home, it would be the • duty
of Parliament at some future time to investigate—
(cheers)—and he trusted that those who by negligence, or
by their procrastination in sending out reinforements, had
caused the loss of precious lives, would receive that
punishment they deserved—(cheers)—and that we
would visit with the strongest condemnation those who
from faintheartedness or neglect had, he would not say
caused, but hail not prevented, the progress of these
horrible disasters. He was happy to express his concur-
rence in what had been said as to the measures to be
adopted towards those misguided and wthappy men, the
Sepoys, who having eaten our bread and been on teems of
frier lly intercourse with us, had turned round and perpe-
trated these atrocities. He hoped some m-asure would
be taken to withdraw these men from scenes that
must necessarily be associated in their minds with
their bloods' triumphs, and to give them an opportunity of
working oat in another land some reparation for the
atrocities which, perbaps, in a moment of excitement they
had been led to perpetrate. (Hear.) With regard to
foreign politics, he would say the less we had to do with
them the better (cheers)—the better for England as well
as for lore4-,,n states. In very few cases, indeed, was it a
w'se thing to Ove advice to a neighbour. The very fact
of having given advice was enough for him not to take it
(a laugh), and it was much the same with nations. Foreign
nations had the same keen sense of national honour with
ourselves, and it was therefore most unwise in us to
interfere with them. So long as England did so she would
have to maintain semi hostile attitude towards foreign
powers that conld not be beneficial either to those Powers
or to England herself.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

PRUSSIA.

The King of Prussia is alarmingly ill. A telegraph'c
despatch from Berlin, dated yesterday, says o The health
of the King of Prussia has been rapidly getting worse
during the last 24 hours. Groat fears are entertained of
his life. All the members of the Royal family are
assembled at Potsdam.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

THE WOOL TRADE.

There has been a limited business in the wool market
since our last monthly circular. Consumption is fully
kept up, but manufacturers purchase sparingly, and with
the greatest caution.
The advice 3 from the United States during the past fort-
night have had a prejudicial effect, which, with the rise in
the rate of interest, and anticipated stringency in the
money market, has caused considerable depression. '
On the 30th ult., a series of public sales commenced
here, and terminated on Saturday. The quantity offered
was 25,450 bales. There was a good attendance, and
current descriptions experienced extreme rates. About
1.000 bales Australian were disposed of. after a brisk
competition, at prices fully equal to the highest relatively
obtained at the last London series—had the assortment
been larger and better, the result would have been com-
mensurate.

The la -gest quantity of East India wool ever brought
forward at one time (upwards of 15,000 bales), found
buyers at the following range of prices :—Superior white
13d to 17id per lb, medium to fine Ild to 141.1. per lb,
coarse to middling B,ld to lOid per lb ; superior yellow
13114 to 141 d per lb, medium to fine 10d to 13d per lb,
coarse and middle 74 to 91d per lb : greys of the middle
and low class sold at 5d to 7d, goal 7i 1 to 8(1, and flue 91
to 101 per lb ; fine Persian realised late rates ; other
qualities were rather eas'er.
True-bred Egyptian was in active demand, mixed and
inferior assortments declined id per lb. The bulk of the
Oporto wool being in the grease, was chiefly withdrawn.
Washed Oporto has been sold since the sales at better
value. Peruvian brought fair prices.
Turkey, Donskoy, Buenos Ayres, and Cordova, found
no buyers, though a slight concession would have been
submitted to. Most of the Iceland was cleared at to
1241, per lb. A small parcel of Mogadore brought 134 per
lb ; the offers made for Sfax were too low. Russian
lamb's were in fair request, and moved freely at 104 per
lb for average quality, to lOid per lb for good. Italian
wools received little attention. Other classes were mostly
unsaleable.

Scotch.—Small lots of Cheviot have been selling at the
quotations, but at the auction sale to-day, a few hundred
bags were knocked o 1 at lower rates; good Combing is
the mist sought atter. Laid and white Highland are
quiet, but held fiimly. Cross is scarce, and without
change.

Enilish and Irish.—These wools are in good inquiry,
and well-bred fleeces are easily cleared at full rates; ill-
conditioned and cross-bred lots are almost neglected'
Combing skin scarce, and wanted. This week a few hun-
dred packs of both kinds were offered in the public sales,
and sold with spirit. PEUKINS & ROBINSON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS.
HIG GS AND JONES
solicit especial attention to their new and

extensive
STOCK OF THE ABOVE LAMPS,

All of which are of nary good make, in the newest and
choicest designs, at remarkably Low PRICES.

♦N
IMMEDIATE INSPECTION
IS RESPECTFULLY INV;TED.
HIGGS AND JO NES,
FURNISHING IRONMONGERS,
46, LUaLD STREET.

LADIES', GENTLEMENS', AND CDILDEEN'S
BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT,
124, (roe ov) BOLD STr;EE r, LIVERPOOL.

wCOLLINSON and SON beg respectfully
to call the attention of Gentlemen particularly
to their New and Extensive Stock of

READS-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,

Suitable for the present end approaching seasons.
W. C. and Son feel confident that, for extent and variety of kinds
and sizes, their Stock is unequalled in town ; and, as to quality, they
can warrant them, special reg it'd being paid to the workmanstip, so
as to ensure all work equal to" Bespoke."
P; ices exceedingly moderate.
CLUMP, SOLE. AND DRESS BOOTS,
Kept constant y on hand.

ERCHANTS and EXPORTERS of OILMAN
STORES, can be supplied with every article suited
to the Foreign Market, of WARRANTRD QUALITY, and on the bei
terms, at
J. C. STIVENS AND CO.'S

OLD ESTABLISHED MANUFACTORY,
(Late the Barracks),
• DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL;
Or thotr London Eatabliahment.

Pickles 7... rt Fruits British Wines
Sauces Jams Original Green Gina
Mustards Jellies Orange Toni.;
Capers • Marmalade Fruit Wines
Anchovies Syrrups Temperance Cordial
Salad Oil Cap a laine Raspberry Vinegar
Sardines Black Currant Table Salt
Curry Powder Raspberry Dried Herbs, &c., ibc
Every article bearing the SIGNATURE of J. C. STIVENS AND CO.

IS WARRANTED GENUINE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

NOTICE.

ELECTRO-PLATS Goons.—Thera are few branches of art that more
perfection has been attainel in than in this portion of our manufac-
ture, and the most beautiful specimens of spoons, forks, giblets; and
other table articles of the sort, may be seen at Mr. E. T. Ball's, of 23.
South John-street, uho, to his other branches of business, has added
a department for the save of these articles, having been appointed
wilt to one of the first manufacturers in Birmingham. The designs
to these articles are beautiful, the quality very superior (nearly as good
as silver), and the price, considering all these, moderate to a degree.
An inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.—Northern
Times.

Tel Spoons ..
Dessert Do. ..
Table Do. . .. . 245.
Dessert Forks ..
Table D 0...... ........ .. .
Sent carriagef ree Lo ..ny port of the country.

FZPORTFTh SFCESiIONS TO ROMP. —A morning cotem-
plrary, who may always be relied on for the earliest and
plumpest canaras of the season, announced a day or two
Ergo the secession of a number of clernmen of the Church
of England to the communion of Rome. The Thy. B. N.
Oxenham, one of the clergymen sail to have seceded,
has denied the allezation in the columns of the Stan-
dard, a'd the Union of that day says :—" We have
authority fur saying that, as respec's the Rev. D. Nieolls,
and the Rer. Walter Richards, the statement is cqually
untrue."

At LEWES & COMPANY'S, Banelagh•atreet,
BOYS aro CLOIDED from the Ages of Six to Twenty Years.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

ft onntt trt fat SAW,

THIS DAY.
the
Tats DAY, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, a-
Brokers' Office, A
16,ny.t
Exchange-buildings' cAgg,
About 140 Tons Thin Oblong rican LINSEED OIL Or
Call°
landing ex Excelsior, from New York.—Apply to Messrs.
Johnston and Co., Merchants; or to CU Broker'
• J. H. RAYNER gr,
the
Taos DAY, the 12th instant, at Eleven o'clock, &-
Commercial Saleroom, Tempe court,
100 Half-chests Lisbon LEMONS, lex At&O
30 Half-boxes Do. GRAPES.

20 Do. Do. POMEGRANATES. „
68 Do. Do. GRAPES, ex Rattler W./
100 Begs Barcelona NUTS,
40 ,Sacks Naples WALNUTS,
74 Boxes Lisbon ONIONS. CO., 13r4°.
Apply to JAMES AD kM, SONS
Tats Div, the 12th ins ant, at Eleven o'clock, at
Commercial Saleroom, Temple court,
75 Boxes New Port CH FS N UTS,
10 Casks Port WALNUTS,
800 Ropes Do. ONIONS,
16024
Do. Do. LDiosix,On ANIOpNpI,E3,
ex Arno
6 Boxes Do. ORANGES,
400 Do. Port ONIONS, ex Rattler (8.5.)
160 Do. Do. DITTO, ex Hoard.
200 Hags New Para NUTS, ex Tit Bit.
40 Do. Do. Do DO., ex Shark.
300 Do. Barcelona DO., ex Hobe. 1
Apply o
1 tOO Do. Black SpaniGEO. BADENACH sh DO. ,for 106'
e 0 Brag
07)
. s anz
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

SHAWLS, MANTLES, SILKS, AND FANCY DRESS.

JOHN CRIPPS begs to inform his Friends and. the Public that his arrangements in the above
departments, are this Season en an unusually large scale, and it is with increased coufidence that he solicits Inspec-
ion of the various Novelties.
he extraordinary increase of his Business during the last few years, minced him to give very er.ter_ sive Orders previous to the late ad-
vance in the price of Silks, he is therefore enabled to offer many large Pa, eels of NEW SILKS, both in Blacks and Colours, at nearly last
Year's Prices.
He has also added the FANCY DRESS DEP/ RTMENT ; and in compliance with costinned applications to get Dresses well and taste-
fully made, he has appropriated a separate Room for that purpose, and secured the services of a Lady to be constantly in attendance to
Measure and take Orders. _ _

A Largo Lot of FRENCH MERINOS, 2s liid per Yard, in all Colours.
WAREHOUSE FOR FANCY DRESSES, SILKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES, AND FURS,

14 and W,BOLD-STREET,:2 LIVERPOOL.
JOHN CRIPP S, Pnorairroß
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

OUTPORTS.

Deal, Oct. 10 —Arrived—The Margaret Evans, Warner ; and
Haaen, bath from New York—Underwood, Parkin, from
Wyborg for Gibraltar—Circassian, Johnson, from Newcastle for Con-
stantinople—Lieut. Bellot, Fox. from Bathurst—Lady Agnes Duff,
Singapore—. Grace, Stove, Quebec—England, from Hartlepool for
Calcutta. Sailed—The. Swiftsure, for Port Philip—Countess of
Elgin, for Plymouth and Port Pnillip. Put back—The Pet, for Port
Natal—W.iterlilly, Barcelona.
Portsmouth, Oct. S.—Arrived—The Sarah Ann, Lakey, from Villa-
vizicsa for London—George Avery. Small, from Shields for C. G. Hope,
with loss of bulwarks and cargo shifted.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

IVERPOOL, Oct. 11.

The Amethyst, Campbell, for Bombay, has put back leaky.

Th 9 Pilot BOAC No. 2. from the Westward Station, has arrived her,'
with loss of mainmast, and cut down below the g•inwale, having been
run into by the Great Western, from New York, as previously
reported.
The Borussia (s.s.), Henfman, from Himburgh and the Clyde,
bound for New York, arrived here yesterday with her machinery
dsmaged.
The Persia (R.M.S.), Judkins, arrived here yesterday from New
York; saile.l, Sept. 30. Has brought £2OO in specie. On the Ist
ins'., in lat. 41 N., lon. C 8 W., spoke the Arabia (R.M.S.), he _co for
New York.

The Resolute (steam-tug), from Tralee at Valentia with the Lexing-
ton in tow. Wind S.S.E., wirde gale.
The Jules Cm3ar, hence for Africa, has put int 3 Brest leaky, and
with hull (lammed.
Ramsgate, Oct. 9.—The Providentia, from Odense for Dublin, has
put in here with rudder broken and sails spit.—The Osmond,
Ibrboe, from Shields for the Cspe of Good Hope, has put In leaky.
arid with loss of anchor and chain.—The Maldon, Carmichael, horn
Shields for Beyront, has been towed in.
Revel, Oct. 2.—The Celt, Carruthers, from Liverpool, which was
ashore in Kunday Bay on the 30th ult., has got off and proceeded on
her voyage, apparently without damage.
Deal, Oct. 10.—The Kildare, of Liverpool, is riding very close to
shore with two anchor?: _ _

Hivre Oct. 9.—The ship Emperor, of Newcastle, is ashore at
Fechamp ; eight of her crew are drowned. The ship may probably
be got

Pe'mouth, Oct. 9.—The Swift, Ferguson, from Liverpool for Lisboa,
put in here to-day with cargo shifted, loss of bulwarks, sails and
rigging d imaged, &c. ; bore up from lon. BW. Oct. 10.—The
Alliance, Morgan, from Belize for Havre, was abandoned, water-
logged, Sept. i 2, In lat. 31 N., lon. 76 W.; crew received by the
Sab, ins, arrived here from Havannah.—l ady Head, Houston, from
iverpool for Point de Galle, has put in here witk loss of stanchions,
&c —The C. J. Kershaw, from Liverpool for Montreal, has put in here
with deck cargo thrown overboard, end sails split, Put in—The
Comte, from Newcastle fori &Beard, w.th damage.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

105, London-road, 9th, October,

THE LIVES of MAR
and PASSENGERS IN`
Sea or Land, and Death from any,
Lion in case of Injury.
Railway and Comme►c'.al Trail
T^l'Arceq.WAUK4 MU&lflgnts elk
of Emigrants and Passengers, insi
rate rates of premium, at the 01
Insurance Company, Revenue Ch,
the north west end of the Custom
JAMES

THE LIVERPOOL
MONARCH FIRE
COMPANIES, 37, CASTLE-STRI
street, ‘Vaterloo-place 2e and 21,
London-bridge, London ; 61, King.
Ingram-street, Glasgow, have now '
BUSII
I. Insurance against loss or dam

desciiption at home and abroad.

2. 17. ifs Insurance in all its Brant
Children and Adn'ts, and the S
Reversio..s, and Contingent Interest
FIRE DEP,
The premiums in the year 18.
£137,900.

LIFE DF.PA
Bonuses declared and guarantef
involving no liability of partnersh'
The new premiums in 1856 were .
premiums at 104,00 u ; the claims
the purchase of annuities exceeded
tants .e 12,000.
The capital and accumulated fui
monts cf the Company exceed One
Persons whose Fire Policies erpil
that receip's for the renewal of the
the Company, in Liverpool, Londo
n the hands of the Agents.
DAMAGE occasioned by LX PLC
as a Loss under the Company's Fi
Extra Premium being reqoired.
Forms of Proposal may be obtai
above, where applications for Agenf
SWIEiION Bo'
Agent for Birkenhead :—Mr. 110,
September 1857.

M I N G'S
62, HANOVER-ST
Contiguous to the Railwaj, Stati(
BEDS ls. to Is. 61.
SPITING R00M5...... 23. to 3s.
BREAK FASTS ..ls. to 2s.
WINES, SPIRITS, ALES,
Of the find
Families ant Gentlemen Lodged al
DINNERS, SUPPERS, ke prei
An ORDINARY,_ Daily a
Two Excellent BILI
N.I3.—A Night Porter

E G I'S T E

KITCHEN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

PARIS KIDS

JOUVIN'S DO.
ROUILLON'a; DO.
COURVOISIER'S
DUMONT'S DO.
CALVAT'S DO.

The celebrated JOSEPHINE, the most perfect Glove ever manufactured, cut without the Side Seam or Seam round the Thumb;
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 Silk.

LIVER ESTABLISHMENT, CHURCH STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

TO be LET, a first-class Corner SHOP, with
three large Vate-glass windows, suiable for an
Ontlitte-, P“wnbroker, or Hauer; or it would m,lcs an excellent
Spirit Van to or Publlc-hone.—App'y on the premise', 112, St.
James's-greet, corner of . ordan-stree t.

TO JOINERS, BUILDERS, OR TIMBER DEALERS

- --- ------
TO BE LET, a large TIMBER -YARD, with
a Siwpit, Joinai'd Shop, Office, and small Stable
erected th,rein, situate at the top of Pembroke-place, corner of
Boundary-psace.—Apply at No. 1, Ashton-street.

MAYFIELD- RO AD, AI B URTH
To be LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, a
Semi-detached VILLA, containing dining and
drawirg-r cm. kitchen, scullery, &c , &c., on ground floor. five
bed-room., add es ing-room, bath-room, and water-closet, with hot
and cold wale- supply, gas, &c throughout the house. Rent, tin-
nquire on the Premises, or cf S. Waterhouse, Esq.
Derby-square, Liverpool.

Co be .POlll.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

ttiantett

WANTED, a Young MAN accustomed to the
Retail PROVISION BUSINESS, of good address
md education.—A• - at 99, Old Haymarket.

WANTED, a steady, clever YOUNG MAN,
of go.od character, single, as LIGHT PORTER,
indocm—Address A. 87, Northern Times office.

WrANTED, COPIES of the Northern Daily
Times oc the- following dates 10th
and 14th, May 23rd, July 16th, and Aug. Bth.—Apply at the
Northern. Times office.

siirANTED, the LOG of ()API% ROGERS,
cr either of his MATES, if they kept one, for
which One Guinea will ill giren.—Apply] at the Northern Times
oftize.

11,j17 ANTED, for a Young Gentlemen, a nice and
”, well turrisbed SITTING-ROOM and BEDRO()M
near Pembr,te-place.—A !dress T. V. S., Boa W 21, Post-office
Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

NIONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening.

A cons;derable degree of speculation was appa-
rent in the Cotton Market to-day, yet the sales were
not so very large-10,000 bales. Speculators,
however, took 6,000. Prices have a hardening
tendency.

COTTON STATEMENT.
(From the Few York Shipping List of 30.'1 Sep.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

CARLI-LE CORN. MARKET.—Ocr. 10.

We had a full supply of wheat this morning, and prices
were the same as last week, with a good demand. There
was an active de nand for barley. Oats were a full
supply, and met with but a slow sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

eaPt.

FOR ALEXANDRIA, F.GY 'l', direct.
\ The fine Norwegian crpper Ship
L.0:44 FIRE SOS I) KANDE,
• Captin &AIM.
191 tons resister ; 5 6ihs in Veritas. This vessel will have quick
despatch. She has been late!y altered for the purpose of taking
machinery of large dimension,.—For freirht of this description, or
other goods, apply to GIANNACOPULO & COCHILANI,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

TURKEY.

CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 30.—M. Pellissier and Colonel
Simmond, the French and English members of the Com-
mission for settling the Turco-Russian frontier in Asia,
have arrived at Constantinople on board the ship Ger-
mania. The Ottoman elmm's sioners limsein Pasha and
Osman Bey arrived to-slay. The labours of the Com-
mission are concluded.

The squadron of Lord Lyons came to an anchor in the
harbour of Navarino on the 26. h September, upon its
arrival from Malta,

DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES.

JASSY, OCTOBER 6.—As a telegraph despatch reports
the Divan of Moldavia was opened on Sunday with a
speech of the Metropolitan. The discourse is recommended
for its moderation, it.was favourably received ; the most
perfect tranquility has prevailed in the assembly.

THE FRENCH PRESS AND THE INDIAN

MUTINY.

The Presse, referring probably: to an extraordinary
change in the tone of the Debats within the last week, re_
specting the affairs of India, says :
We have never associated ourselves' with the con-
tinually swelling concert of attacks and maledictions
against England, which we find at the present moment in
a portion of the French press—a spectacle, which in our
opinion is quite out of keeping with French generosity.
We have never in any way attempted to deny the faults
and vices of the English Government in the East Indies.
Neither have we underrated the gravity of the present
crisis. We believe that England is now suffering one of
the greatest trials that has ever b, fallen her; and we
believe this, like every other trial a nation suffers, to
be well deserved. But can it be said that England has com-
mitted any extraordinary crimes? She has governed badly
and urjustly, and she suffers the consequences. But what
are the fiscal exactions of the English in India compared
to the monstrous horrors of the Spanish conquest in
America ? People talk of nationalities, and they do not
reflect that the enemies of the English were themselves
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

SPOKEN.

In lat. Lon.
July 15.. Star of the South, hence to Melbourne... .31 5..27 W
hug. 20.. Waeoustn, bound South
ept. 6.. Hopewell, Callao to Falmouth. . . . . lb N.. 24 W
Sept. 8 Bet hampore to Falmouth
Sept. 8.. Samuel Dyer, New or.ean3 to Liverpool, off

Sand Key
Sept. 17—Express, from Arracan .• . .
Oct,. 3.. Venus, of Liverpool. Hamburgh to Neiv-
fousdland
Nancy Miller, tor St. John, N.B.
Oct. 7.. Asia (R.M.S.), hence to New York N.. 25 W

FOREIGN PORTS.
Serafin, hence at Cienfuegos.
African (s a.), and Ackerman (s.s.)—both hence at Constantinople.
W... Hat, rrest ,n, hence at Venice.
'Union, De Faye, hence at Ostend.
Albatross, her en at Helvoet.
Faveu.ite, Alix ; Twin Sisters, Roberts ; and Christen Jens, Alader
—al. hence at Narva.
Alas (Ls.), hence at Malta.
Albion, hence at Genoa,
British Queen (s.s.), hence at Ham.
Fra ,kfort (s.s ), Morton, from Ancona at Trieste, and cleared for
Live:pail, Oat. 3.
Cornthian (s.s.). Milburn, from Catania at Messina, and sailed for
Palermo.
Tiber (s.s ), Wardell, from Nalles at Messina, and left for Palermo.
Danube (a.s.). Birdt, horn Palermo at Messina, a,:d left for Trieste.
Ann, Hose, hence at D..nia.
Odin (s.s.), he, ce at bwinemunde.
Ceclli 1. and Mathilda—both hence at Drontheim.
Ann and Charlotte, Eastwood, hence at Vile.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

J.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WOOLLEN DRAPER, &c.,
Has always In Stock a large artortment or every de! cript:on of Broad Cloths, Fancy Trowserings, Scotch Tweeds, Fancy
Vestings, &c., of the newest styles.
FASHIONABLE COLOURS IN LADIES' CLOVIS.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS, TIES, DENT'S GLOVES, AND UMBRELLAS.
N.B.—;A Fresh Stock of Fancy Goods received every Friday Morning.

THE LIVERPOOL CLOTH HALL
3 E ANELAGH STREET (Opposite the Waterloo Hotel).
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

JUST RECEIVED

KNIB 13'S

NEW HAT AND CAP

WAREHOUSE,

33, OLD HAYMARKET,

SPLENDID STOCK OF

WELL

VENTILATED AND

SUPERIOR FINISHED

[SILK HATS,

From 10s. 61, 12s. 6d.. and 15s.

NOT TO BE

EQUALLED IN TOWN,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

originally invaders in India. They forget also that there
was a time when France disp•lted ►he empire of India with
England. Further, they seem not to know that we our-
selves hold our dominion in Attica by precisely a similar
title to that of the English in Asia, and that all the
invectives which they hurl against English usurpation is
applicable to our conquests in Algeria. It is very possible
that if we were untortunate in Algeria, the Eaglish
journals would speak of ns in a similar manner, but that
is no reason why we should set them a bad example.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET.—Ocr 10.

There was a good show of wheat from the farmers, and
at to-day's market the sale was slow, and:at rather less
money than on Tuesday. South country and foreign
qualities were not inquired for. Barley, beans, and peas
were quiet at former prices. Oats were a rather better
sale, but not dearer. Flour dull at last weeks prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

PRINCIPLE.

THE American System of SHAMPOOING
for effectually cleaning the Hair by removing the Scurf, rind
preventing the Hair from falling off, is now in daily operation at
CLISSOLD'S HAIR-DRESSING ESTABLISHMENT,
7, ELLIO fT-STREET,
(NEAR ST. JOHN'S MARKET.)
The peculiar feature of this new and original principle is the
introduction of hydraulic power to the head after the operation of
the Shampooing, by which the Head is rendered deliciously cool,
the Hair stimulated, and its I ealthy action promoted.
A single trial will convince the most sceptical,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

BILLIARD ROOMS for SALE, situated No.
33, Doli.-ereet, fifty yards from the Exchange,
being one of the best and largest rooms in Liverpool, formerly held as
a club ; now licensed. It has T ~co of the best Borroughs and
Watts's tables, near y new, with all the necessary fixtures and
fittings; also, a small RODM attached, with all the Household Neces-
saries, fit for man and wife.—Apply to Mr. Johnton, on the Premises.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

MR. BUCHANAN AT GLASGOW.

What are v7e—lodoWlth India ? First and without
hesitation I say these outrages must be punished with
signal and prompt retribution Vengeance is not a word
for man—it belongs to a higher power. But justice re-
quires that the foul insults offered to our countrymen
should meet with due punishment. (A.pplaus ‘.) To ac-
complish this object no sacrifice should be considered too
great. But then comes another question—What are we
to do in regard to the future of India? (Hear, hear.)
It appears too evident that up to this time we have done
nothing to conciliate the inhabitants of that vast region.
During tho two hundred years that our rule has existel
we have made no progress. We have governed, no doubt,
but we hive not exalted, nor have we in any sense touched
the sympathies of the inhabitants What cause may have
been at work to pq ()Ince this result I shall not stop to
inquire ; but what I would wish to say is, that in every
sense our work in India is to do over again. I think you
will agree with me that the work roust be done. We
cannot give up India. (Loud applause.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-12

BREADSTUFFq.

FL-xn.--The eintinutd excess:Ye stii^reney of the money
market, and the &faculty in neptia,ing Exchange, combined
with more liberal receipts, have had a most depressing effect
upon the market, and prices have declitied 59c to 75c pr
barrel. W,etern ,Can el and State, Good Shipping, sdols
to 5 dole 40c per bd. Oho, Indiana, Sze., .5 dots 50c to
6 dols. Canada, 5 doll 50c to 6 dole 25c. Fouthern,
5 dole 50e to 6 dole 25e. Fancies and llgh Extras, 6 dole
.50e. to 8 dole. 50c. and 9 dolt 50c.

WHEAT —The same causes have influenced prices of
Wheat, which have given way 5c to 15c pr bushel of 00 lbs.
the greatest depreciation being upon the better qualities.
Soutlura White, 130 e to 13Sc p r 6t) lbs. Western, 125 c
to 135 c. Canadian, 125 c to 140 c Western 11.2 d and Mixed,
100 c to 115.. Southernn lied, 11.5 c to 125 c. Indian Corn
has also par:icipated in the general decline, and is 10e to
lic per 56 pounds lover. Yellow, 72c to 73c per 56 lbs.
White, 73c to 75c. Western Mixed, 69c to 70c.
RYE.--P.emaint without material change owing to small
arrivals, 80c: to 85e per Sibs. BARLEY, 80c to 95c per 48 lbs.
Coax dolt' to 4 do's 40c per brl.
.RTH FLOUR.-5 dols to 5 dols 50c per btl.
Exports of BreathtufTs from the United States to Great
Britain and Leland since Ist Feptemb.T, 1857 :
Flour 22.962 br:s Wit at 526.972 bush Inaatt Corn 15'2.676 bush
Last year 35,619 „ 1,0 2,235 7 IP 923,298 „

Of which during th,,, past two weciii—
Flour.. 10.762 bra Wheat 357,210 bush Indian Corn 82,960 bush
LastyeAr 17,452 „ 605,614 „ Of 574,200 „
FRICIGHTS—Hays born rather more anuive and are higher.
To Liverp c)1, for Cotton 7-321 per lb. Flour, is 9d per lb.
a;n, 51,d to 61(1 per bushel. TJ London, Flour, 2.4 31 per
barrel. To Havre, Cotton.- ie. per lb. Flour nom nal.
WOMERSPOON AxD entORD,

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