Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-02 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC NE‘lrs

LATEST FROM NEW YORK.

BY TZLBORAPH•

NEW YORK, Ocr. 22ND, EvoSIOLI
osetto'
Our money market continues in a very
state, and wears a more stringent character.
the
OA. considerable decline has taken plane °ll.ti.eo
Stock Exchange, in every description of sectirl-te
f
The Cotton Market is much in the same eta
prices being quite of a nominal character. wheat
Flour . has an inclination to declin but st,
a tendency to rises and corn wears a firm 11114

ante. bad 0 b'cl
The news brought out by the Europa
effect upon all our markets hele. NT th St"
The Kangaroo from Liverpool, and -..4r
from Southampton, has arrived.
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NEW ORLEANS, ocT, 21, --c-' 1
Monetary affairs have a dull aspect, but 10°11
whole things are no worse. , ii the
Cotton has somewhat declined, and tolY at gio
sales reached nearly 8,000 bales, rive pal
to 10c for middling descriptions.

ees •
are°ie
Thomas Fuller Rae on, convicted of a dmintateral,rsovei
to his mother at Stamford, was on Wednerlei
"
from Lincoln Castle to Milibank Prison, uader ea
penal servitude for life. ~e tee I°,l'
THE CAPE CoLONY EMIGRATION —An stare Jai
gration to tee Cape is abcrrt to commence. 1,-,2,catiea
aseenets from the colony we learn that the eele:'s bee%
offices have 'been filled. The sum of £55,000 'lOO
voted to derray the passage of emigrants frone Great
tile
to the Cepe.—Civil Service Gazette. ,i 0
The Morning Post says that the various grauirlv OP;
suite of the Siamese embassy appear to he gerleraidses ));
cated by the head-dress. Thus the " eldest 0,4' f eotelv
the first king " wears a conic hat, with a briya of
seven incises wide, while the brims of the hats
servitors gradually diminish, until, in the lowest Cla
pdt
find none at all. s be• 'll
" The square of the temple at Paris," saYs
" will very shortly be completely finished. /13; r,• t;
the formally expressed in entions of the EalPee''of 1".
Municipal Council intends erecting a bronze stett;:',,,, fro'
unfortunwe monarch who underwent, in the
ba
which the square takes its 'same, such a e eel 031'
under the reige of terror." • fiPriar
Lola Moates lectured on " Beautiful Weraen ° In d, sft,er
A
field. She was in New Haven the other veeekit rets'in
the lecture was over, the gentlemen whe 13- 0-00
estre"
with their ladies formed a la Am l column from the
the hall to the street, where the carriage of the fair °et IV
was in waiting, and stood with hats off, giTiag b
wildest round of applause as she passed dove. ,pe Ur,tllto
Tire new church which is abaut to be Censtreef,""„e3,ll4-11
Russian embassy and the Russians residing . -fjoef;,;
he in the Rue tie la Croix, in the Faubourg eelie
The expense is estimated at 1,009,0001 r., towarserente"
the Emperor of Russia has subscribed 20%"0-0,00''''
Dowager Empress, 100,000 fr., the Holy Synod,
The balance will be made up by private subsetW',;'s
COLLIERY Centimes/ie.—At WolverhaeoPt-r Veit
Sessions, Perry, the proprietor of a coal-pit cad, teed
with, and Evans, owner of a pit at Lanebtaste C°o
severally fined £5 each, for offences aesiss' tess
oe
Mines Inspeetim Act. In the first case 0010100 st
suffi ient skip for the men to descend ; and soleoe,),o br:o
a boy was killed in consequence. In the secaaw-e
was provided for the winding gear ; and Evans sal 90
too poor to buy one ! asii
h,t
MANSLAUGHTER AT WeLvilitHAMpToNT.--0,) l'"";s4t,P;ed
inquest washeld before Mr. 'l'. M. phoups COroae;a
inure Green, Wolverhamptcn, on the body of a chi'
Sarah Ann M'Cloud, aced two years and for .itega,;lo3
whose death was occasioned in the felloveieg Aol'es
manner :—A married woman, of a violent terePete'pr
pet
previously been the cause of the death of allet7teet, !di
a day or two ago, drove her husbend into the Sm' oil
then threw at him an iron poker. The sfeaP; •ed ("0
him, but rebounding, the sharp end of it Psio°r °,;edr
nostril .of the deceased as she sat on the " es'
ultimate riuly:o ell
neighbouring house. Violent hemorrhage
and the child died. Toe jury committed the fit
charge of manslaughter. I iii
THE E eat OF Danny AND THE PIOSTn°....4t
des
Cot:teem—Tile LATE .T.iPPAGF: OF THE R°l-,„ 1,101
be recollected that a few weeks ago one of the ssrfol
daily journals made some severe rernsrks 1113°11 tiii 01,,019
Derby, for having, through his agent, senaporltr- etoProo
a poi Lion of Lancaster Road, in Preston, to vetted
The council addressed a letter to his lorcishil: 00'0
subject, who, in reply, states that he was Lot e! 010
the matter, and regrets that'any naisunderstenliai'ot. eti;
have arisen between the council and his 10 110
lordship suggested an interview, and a deell';'°eoel"
awaited upon him, it was settled that the roaLse ,/
declared a highway. This was done on Thars'isier°:ibe
THE BURGLARY AT BLACXLANDS, PIRO d 9
`Brown.The two men, Boghurst and `Brown. in sans boif
charge of being the perpetrators of this aucleco;ite
seiTlleGJ
and attempt to murder, have undergone another eit:g eitcos
but without any new evidence of importance bet hies .
They have been egain remanded. The .N.V2liiss trlc,°6l.,
of Thursday says that the police are enableortir trot tit.,
prisoners to a public-house not more 001 1„5 i°
miles from Me Braddon's residence. The ';:tilfrille)slelit
their having come here the Ondine tete4leis ecaeleil
believed, turn out to be c orrect. Mr. B add °°); of 11:0
ing as favoerably as can be expected. Tee sii;jterli;oo.
eye is ire coverably lost. Mr. B- n was (u. the t
of the Calcutta S;idder Dewanni,"Athe° highest °' title();
pany's courts in lneal. „ ere elerf
Th ; Atheneum of this day describes, uni''''t,a '
" The latest Indian Mission," a journey ';deist°,:er:
taken by the Messrs. Sahlaginvvj eite at fie e%,;°o6e
thei Chevalier Bunsen ; after showing with 1134e11t',;
d nary powers and extraordinary pay the 3e rot,
were favoured by the East India CeeepanY, tb
rary winds up with the positive assersi•oil tTitsl sj'iettjtf
claimed as discoveries were all known to • . 676
InFet before the German travellers set f tot `„:„ 184'6",0651
mission was a jib at first ; an accession to t"-finitli pot-,
an august personage a; Berlin ; and it hes tie,' " ~`"'etra
protendens which arc riliculsus ant disgrseeie',oo"t
says that this expedition has ahead r cost Pgia°
that th 3 Prussian travellers have app died to ele,,ied ts
Company for allowances on a similar scale t° elf&
eublishint their results.te
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REFUSING A CHURCH RATE.—A church orll4 el)
been refused at Sadbure, at a most storeoY feeh,t We) ie.:
the incumbent of St. George's Church in t" ,f
Rev. J. W. H. Medi nenx, has resolved t 0 :;e 113,°e
chuech, that being the only way to get the 'be ▪ rt.' 11'4
requisite repairs. Mr. Molyneux stated to the beri
at present the condition of his church vi-'s f• bg Pt)
could not continue the services there ; the re;)
examined and part of the lead taken up, and ithe r°lot °sr
so that prefe tee
that the beams were absolu' el rotten
of the church was dangerou', and in 'order t,,‘"lti balpeeriejititi
accident it must be shut up. The vestry 14,.,9 -ti the;elee'es
Failed six weeks previously had not neenY
toilers been absent • but from that day the ieeiee`es road'
be discontinued till the roof was put is f t'Oesils"f
Nothing more should he done than the rerlildb°o re' 15,
nue as soon as this was done the church 47,i1.'iate,`V Tbt
till which tile services would bo (Dee—
Standard Dolr.„°
THE PARISH PRIEST THE Pants etc'
lY be
country parson or his wife was formerstow nisttbs
apothecary. If both were degeieut t,a,,,yrn3a Wiest
numbers it among the duties of the eieloase 00),Itel
should keep a yours; praeitioner in the Os cse`jet
benefit of the parish. Se scantily was To4'ooolo
profession supplied i a those Jays, that Klienbieet P e
at Kidderminster, there was not the "Tare si:°.gof 'OO4
to that calling in elandae, though there isioakin,
hundred families, a probable li°2ll bre3.4oAti
thousand persens. Art epidemic pletutsY,as nor
and co doctor residing within reach, Lieu! esePle.o‘,ll
says, to practise to save the lives of t" pet pee*
continued to =Ash him when the crisis leithjsicettleiri
five or six years his door as daily er°ll,.- his a forte bd
from the town and neighbourhoed•
his preLc.-. I've, she
tiven gratis, he f ound that
bodily ailmenta made them far readier a his a
it
spiritual admonitions, but the inroad el/10° soor
the anxiety he suffered lest his treat io Plop iaesia
injudicious, drove him finally to retireto set 0;$1144
regular physician, whem be persuedA dead,atjeatAel (.
stead. No man had greater rename t° feat° ferliPfelli
medicine. In his life of himself he gives a "09 't
(I'd"
seo ere
of his own disorders, of the errtniotl! e.ot,tsy, oietpr
them by the successive members of the 'tnoh he,. Gertiell
prodigious quantity ef injurious druget"o'rk of Yoe 00::
at their bidding. At last he read in s 11 Ids
that a gold bullet had effected a recover.l a I sit
was similar to his own. living 181"Prsel efetose!°°e?
In
knew not," he says,' ehow to be delivers
co Lt'he cinls°A:
in vain for three weeks he cheek —0 00 et lye"
rid of an obstruction which proved w^rs then set
o- b tirs he as* • AI
it was intended to care. His neigh this 'ea`
day to fast and pray for him, and "'hod so
removal of the hue metal pill he
etatshar.
swallowed.—Quarterly TOW