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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-19

SUPERIOR

FRENCH FELT HATSII

BOTH FOR MEN AND BOYS.

These HATS are admirably adapted for Hot We°lllo
being very Light and perfectly poraus. In evert re,Pe
a GENTLEMANLY HAT.

C. AND J. GILLHAM,
10'
HAT AND CAP AIANUFACTUR-

101, LORD STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-19

WHOLESALE PRICES.

In BEDDING a saving can be tffected of fully 25 per cent. IRON BEDSTEADS at the Birmingham Manufacturers' prices.
All orders are executed by Vpholsterers, Carpet Planners, and Fitters of experience.
• 44'
F 0 R

CARPRT.

PATENT VELVET PILE CARPETS
TAPESTRY
BEST THREE THREAD BRUSSELS

THIIKE THREAD
PRIME STOUT BRUSSELS

CURTAIN DAMASKS AND CHINTZES
FRENCH AND CHINA SATIN DAMASKS
FRENCH SILK AND WORSTED
TABORETTS
INGRAIN ALL WOOL DA3fASIIS
ALL WOOL DAMASKS
BEST UNION DAMASKS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-19

E JTABLISHED 1800.
BUILDERS', CABINETMAKEItov''
FURNISHING IRONMONGEg/101
Purchasers will find an erenslve assortment at
remunerating prices.
JOHN P. BATEMAI4'
18, BYROIII-STREEP,
LOCK i3fITH, PELL-HANGER, TINMAI'Iy

JUS T ARRIVED,
A LARGE STOCK OF
EXTRA LIGHT VENTILATING
H A T S,
WEIGHING ONLY 32 OUNCES,
AT
KNIBE'S,
33, OLD HAYMARKET,
LIVERPOOL.

•
SELLING OFF
A LARGE STOCK OF UPHOLSTERY AND CABINET FURNITURE,
AT 18, ISLINGTON.. •
WILLIAM TURNER informs his Friends and the Public generally, that he has for Sale a large
assextment of tirst-class UPHOLSTERY and CABINET GOODS ; and being about to make alterations for
the enlargement cf his Show Rooms, he is induced to offer his extensive stock of suvcrior FURNITURE, &c., manufactured under his
own superintendence, of veil seasoned materials, and coed v. ean.anshin, at Reduced Prices, in order to effect a speedy clearance, and
respectfully invites the attention and inspection of the public,

PATENT IRON BEDSTEADS.
H E CHEAPEST AND BEST IRON BEDSTEADS
ARE AT
• H. R. WIGNALL'S,
54:, LORD STREET,
(The only Manufacturer in Liverpool). -7,
A great variety of those handsome PARISIAN 1 EDSTEADS, so reueh admired, at one-half the prices cha•ged in Paris.
WORKS—TOXTETH PARK.

FOR CONSTANTINOPLE, GALATZ, AND IBRAIL.
The A 1 British vessel
%4
B RIDGET,
Captain linANEr ; 118 tons reg!ster;
Now loading in. George's Dook. The hulk of this vessel's cargo is
engaged, and she will have quick despatch.—Apply to
GIANNACOPULO & COCHILANI: 20, Brunswick-buildings.

FOR ALEXANDRIA AND EGYPT DIRECT.
4?:A The fine A 1 British Ship
SULTAN:
A
Captain- ABB OT T.
This vessel has fully thrv-fourths of he.r cargo engaged and now
going on board.—For freight of the remainder apply to
GIANNACOPULO COCEIILANI, 20. Brunswick-buildings.

44'.1: 1 FOR LONDON.
1 The A I Ship
WESTM IN Sri' E II ,
ehu,
IVill take Goods at very moderate rates, and sail early this week.-
App y to CRA.SI, PO WELL, 14.: CO., 35, South John-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-19

CHESHIRE

TO be LET, a HOUSE in Oxton
road, within a quarter of an boar's wa'k of Woodside
Ferry, containing two parlours, foe' bzdroorna, kitchen, scullery.
pantry, &c. Rent moderate.—Auply o the premises, or to Mr. John
Sl,akeshaft, Standard Hotel, Reck Fein,.

TO he LET, at New Brighton, a good FAMILY
HOUSE, Kr. 1, Union Terrace. It commands a
fine Sea view, Rent Z4O. Also a good ROUST, No. 6, Brougham
Terrace, Liverpool, having a g.,od slppl of Spring and Rain water.
Rent .€so.—Apply to Mr. Cobb, Union Terrace, New B.i.ht
or 242, Mount Pleasant.

To he LET, Four Newly erected and well-built
HOUSES and SHOPS, between Chatham-street
and Peach-street. Blownlow-hill, snitab'e for a chemist and druggist,
wit to cooper, saddle and hare ess maker, and provision shop, or any
other business. Also, a roomy Hu Uz..E and SHOP, in Fverton-
cr-sc nt, top of richmond-row, welt calculated for a pawnbr ker or
other business requiring room.—For particulars apply to George
Riding, No. 151, London-road.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-19

THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

The steamer Valparaiso, from Calla,. July 12,a-rival at
Panama on the morning of the 21st, with 14 passengers,
400,000 dole in specie, chiefly in silver bars, for England,
and the semi-monthly mail from Valparaiso, Callao. and
ocher South Pacific parts to the following dates:—Valpa-
raiso, June 30 ; IquiquA, July 1 ; Callao, 12th ; Paita, 16th.
At Valparaiso toe installation of Congress hai caused a
little animation. A project was introduced into the Be ate
to grant a eomp'ete and general amnesty for all political
offe3ces since 1F.451, which was received with great favour
and passed by a unanimous vote; but in the Chamber of
Deputies the government opposed it, and the prrject was
negatived by 30 votes to 16. The political trials that had
been so long going on hhd closed ; some of the offenders
were condemned to, death, but it was thought that the
Government would-6minute the sentence. The steamer
Valdivia broke part of her machinery in a fearful storm she
encountered between Lota and.Talcahuano, and was obliged
to put hick. A number of houses were destroyed by fire
in Cochrane-street, Valparaiso, on the 24th of June ; loss
estimated at 200,000 dollars.
The only news from Bolivia is that the elections had
resulted in favour of the Government, owing, it was said,
to the intimidation of the military. The President was
shortly about to leave for Sucre, with his escort of 2,000
troops.

'Fries of Peruvian papers are to the 4th of July. The
only news of importance is that the Vivanco party, whose
head-qua tars were in the neighbourhood of Arequipa, had
shown symptoms of vitali.y, and one of those events desig-
na,ed in the annals of Peru as " a battle" took place on
the 29th ult. Both parties claim the vietory, and the loss
of life on both sides was very small. The published ac-
eounts of this action vary very considerably. According to
that which was considered most reliable, "Vim= left
Arequipa on the 27th, with 2,000 men, and mat the forces
of General San Roman on the morning of the 29th.
Vivanco, being joined by 2,000 of the peasantry, the
fight commenced at 11 a.m., and continued until .6 p.m ,
and resulted in 40 being killed and 100 wounded. After
various evolutions effected on the Ist and 2nd, probably for
the object of avoiding each other, a skirmish took place on
the 3rd, in which General San Roman's baggage, some
monen and papers, fell into the hands of the Vivaneistas.
On the sth inst. President Castilla arrived at Aries, and
was to take the command cf the army. The government
steamer Haaras WAS to take troops from Calico to join the
Government forces, and the frigate Apurimac (which still
sides with Vivancol was &boo; to leave the Chinchits
object of capturing her. The Apurimac
is Island, the
reported to
to be in a chocking *xiditictn,.Apcl
.41. :vent of a
cap3bl9 of navigating her.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-19

CARP ETS.
BEST BRUSSELS CARPET
THREE THREAD BRUSSELS
GOOD STOUT BRUSSELS
SUPER KIDDERMINSTER, ALL WOOL

DRUGGETS.
PRINTED DRUGGETS

CARPETS.
BRUSSELS CARPETS
KIDDER.MINS-LER
DUTCH

DRECCETEI.
PRINTED DRUGGETS

CURTAIN DAMASKS.
UNION DAMASKS
SUPER DITTO

FURNITURE PRINTS.
FURNITURE PRINTS
9 9 DIMITIES
MU:ILIN CURTAINS

SHEETINGS.
8-4 COTTON MELTING
104
134
8-4 LINEN SHEETING
10-4 22
11-4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-19

The Management having entered int r an arrangement with Mr. F.
GYE for a series of Lyric Representations, the following eminent
Artistes will appear :
Madame BOSIO,
Madame TAG LIAFICO,
VICTOIRE BALFE,
Her First Appearance in
Liverpool.
Mad'lle DIDIE, and
Mad'lle. PARE- SA,
Her First Appearance in
Liverpool.

Signor GARDONI,
Signor GRAZIANI,
Signor NERI BARALDI,
His First Appearance in
Liverpool.
Signor TAGLIAFICO,
Signor POLON INI,
Signor RONCONI.
His First Appearance in
Liverpol.

THIS EVENING (WEDNESDAY), the 19. h August,
FRA DIAVOLO.
First time in Italian, with Ncw Music by Arse R..
Zerlina
Lady Alleash
Lord Allcaah .......... • .
Lorenzo .
Matte() . ..... . . . Signor Hokmini.
Beppo
Giamoco
I 1 Marchese .......... ...... .......... Signor Gardont.
ON THURSDAY NEXT, the 20th August,
LA SONNAMBULA.
Amine . ... ....
Liza .. .
Teresa . Mad'lle Cheri( ci.
Rodolphe
Alessi()
Elvin° • •
L'ELISIR D'AMORE (Compressed into One Act).
• ' Adena . ..
Gianetta .. ... .. Madame Taglialleo.
Nem0rin0................ Signor Ned Baraldi.
' Relcore.. .. .
Dnlcamara . . • • •
ON FRIDAY NRxr, the 21st August,
IL TROVATOR d.
Le0n0ra...... • •.. Madame Bosh).
Inez .• •
Azncina .. . . Mad'ile Didie.
11 Conte di Luna •• • Signor Grarianl.
Fernando .. . • •
Ruiz • • .... ......
Manrlco ••
••
••
....Signor Neri Baraldl.
•
The CHORUS and Principal Instrumentalists from the Royal
Italian Opt ra are engaged. that every efficient aid may be given to
the Operatic Representations.
The Opera will be mounted with the splendid Cost imes and
Appointments of the Royal Italian o,iera, under the direction of
Messrs. JAsags and COMBES.
Conductor—Mr. ALFRED MELLON.
Prompter—Signor MONrERASI.
Acting and Stage Manager—Mr A. HARRIS.

Admission—Family Boxes to bold Six, Three Guineas and a Half;
Ditto to hold Four, 'Two Guineas and a Half ; Dress boxes, 103 61;
Urper Boxts. 53; Fit, 33; Amphitheatre Stalls, 3s; Gal!ery, 2s.
The Box-dace i • open (for Royal Italian Opera noly), from Ten till
Three o'clock.
Entrance to the Amphitheatre Stalls by the Upper Box Door.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-19

CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO MANCHESTER,
For the Art Treasures' Exhibition, Museum, Pomona,
&c., wi.t leave the LANCASHIRE & YORKSHIRE RAILWAY as follows:—
Every SATURDAY.— Fares there and Back—From
Lice: p wl 7 30, Bootle Lane 7.35, ....
E ..e, y SATURDAY & WEDNESDAY—From
Waterloo, 7.0
Pimbo Lane 8.10, Orrel 8 20, Pemberton 8.25, Wigan 8.30 .... I
Ihndlep 8.40, Westhoughton 8.50, Lostoek Junction 8.55 ...... 1 6
Southport? 10, Besear 7.18, New Lane 7 23, Etarscongh Bridge 7.28 2 0
New Burgh 7,37, Apply Bridge 7.43, Gathurst 7.49 1 9
Every MONDAY 2se WEDNESDAY.—Fares Mere and Back—From
Chatburn 8.15, Clitheroe 8.20. Whalley 8.28, Ribchester, 8.44.. 2 2
Blackburn 7.0, Daisy Field, 8.52
Darwen (Lower and Over) 7.5, Sough 7.20
Entwistle 7 30, Chapel Town 7.40, Bromley Cross 7.45, Oaks 750 1 6
PrestGn 7.0, Farrington 7.5, Leyland 7.10, Euston 7.15 ........ 2 2
Chortey 7.22, Adlington 7.35, Norwich 7.45 .. 1 8

26

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ItErnailtuo same day from Salford (New Riney-street) as follows :
Saturday's passengers at 7 p.m.; Monday's passengers at 7.30 p.m.
Those trom Chatburn to Ribchester leave Victoria Station at 5.15 p.m.
Tichets, bills, &c. at Stations or STANLEY'S, Victoria-st., Manchester.

HOME AND EXPORT PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT
JUBILEE-BUIEDINOS, 16, LORD-BTREET,
LIVERPOOL.
IMPORTANT TO EMIGRANTS, DEALERS, ARTISTS, &c.
MESSRS. NEWTON, Manufacturers and Irn-
raters, VI a continuance of patronage,
beg to call attentica VIII' extensive and well-selected STOCK of
Fnglish, French, American, and German REQUISITES, Lenses,
Double Achromatic, from 32s each; Cameras 7s and upwards, Ca'es,
Hatts, Preservers, Passe-Partout., Frames, &c., at corresponding
prices ; Chemicals of absolue purity ; Glass of a'l shades ; London-
made Jewellery. Agents for Marion's Photographic Papers and
Rounts, Dr. Hill North's various Preparations, Keith's Cammack's,
Rarasden's Collodion.
ALL ARTICLES WARRANTED,
AND AT
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-19

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS, LIVERPOOL.

In consequenle of the rapturous applause which W. F. WALLETT
and the eat aordinary DE t AVANT! TROUPE have nightly
received, Ihey will perform 1 HIS DAY (Wednesday), and during the
week. This will positively be their Last Appearance at the Gardens
this season, as they appear at the Royal Surrey Gardens, London,
next week. They will give an enti•e chance of their performances,
concluding each evening with the D tRING ASCENT of Signora
DELAVANTI, surrounded by Showers of Fire.
The DRAMATIC COMPAN Y will, each Evening, perform a Favou-
rite Farce.

A Superb Display of FIREWORKS every Evening.
Gala D iys, every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday.

Admission, is. Children 6d.
All Improper Characters prohibited admission into the Gardens.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-19

RAINHILL•

TO be SOLD or LET, wiTh early possession, a
substantial Detached Stone-built HOUSE, con-
taining dining and drawing room 3, five bed rolms, dressing room,
celiars, and all other •convenienc,r, with spring and rain water, and
exc tient kitchen and flower garden. The House is beautifully sit-
u.ted, and cone rands an extensive .view over Ilalewtiod and the
River Mersey, with the Welsh Mounts:no in the cistance, and is
within half-a-fnile of the Church and Railway Station.—For further
particu~ara and perrni,s on to view, apply to Mr. Hanmer, Solicitor,
41, Lord str.-er. Liverpool.

VTALUAB LE C) lIAN Eli, PUBLIC HOUSE
AND SPIRIT U LTS.-BY PRIVATE' REATY.
—TO BE S riLD, one of the best Co. rwr SPIRIT VA U1:1 S in Liver
poo!, lately occupied by 1U r. John Iturbury. and afterwards by his
widow, tituat3 in 0:dnall-street and Virginis-street ; together with
ne Goodwill, Fittings-up, and Fixtures. witn immedi ate posse.ssloo.
Ala th, se Two WA Ri..IIOUSES or 8110P3 adj An.ng, in Virginia-
etre( t, and occupied by Jas. Tudor and John Dry, at th! rent of £63
per annum. The spirit vaults wou'd readily let at from £l2O to £l5O
per annum. The t remises are leasehold, for a term of 999 years. from
4764, subject to a ground-rent of £2 1; 10d, and will bs sold together
eparatelv.—Apaly to Mr. Stens: solicitor. Liverpool.

At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh street,
BOYS are CLOTHED from she Ages of64.2.oAreare:

PUBLIC NOTICE.

LIVERPOOL SUMMER ASSIZES.
1857.

WLAWTON, of the BEE HOTEL, Queen-
o square and St. .1 two minutes'
walk from the London and Nor,h-westem Railway Station and St.
George's Hall), begs to inform Professional Gentlemen and others
attending the Assizes, or on travel, that they will find the Bee Hot I
replete with every comfort, at Wider te Charges. Also Pubic and
Private Sitting Rooms, with clean, comArtable Bedrooms.
BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS, DINNERS,
SOUP 3, JOINTS, CHOPS, STEAM, CUTLETS, KIDNEYS,

TEAS, CO FEES, &c.

Served of the best qul'ity and with despatch, from Seven a.m. to
Half-p,st Eleven p.m.
FINE OLD WINES, SPIRITS, AND OTHER LIQUORS.
Lute Entertainments contracted for, and supplied with every

requislte.
Plated Goo s, with Knives, Forks, &c., Lent out on Hire,
For Large or Small Parties.

RITCHIE'S CORK BED
BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
TO MERCHANTS, SHIPOWNERS, UPHOLSTERERS.
OUTFITTERS, EMIGRANTS, &c.
These Beds are applhahle for the Camp, Emigrants, and Sea Service.
High'y recommended for their Port.bility, and use in cases cd Suit,
WaECK.

They present the following advantages:—Freedom from the conse-
quence of Damp Beds, Cramp, Rheumatism, Ague, &c. ; I reservation
of Warmth to the Body, the Exclusion of Insects, Extreme Lightness
and D rability, and ae a
LIFE-BUOY AT SEA.

First class Testimoni.ls ca. be seen at the rEPOT of the
PATENT MATTRESS AND CORK FABRIC COMPANY (LIMITED),
1, CU II BERLAND-STREET,
DALE-STltw ET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

Falmouth, Cct. 31 —The Nuevo Fortuna, Cafioro, for Liverpool,
has put back.
F.Amonth, Nov 1 —Helene, Brous, of Pokes, from Leghorn for
Antwerp, dismisted, in a siaking t,te, 20th Oct., Of Lisbon, Crow
arrived here in the Aliona.
London, Nov 2 —The Hydespas, with 600 troops for India, left St.
Vincent on the 3rd October ; all well.
Boston, Oct. I,".—' he ba• cults from Africa, near Nantucket, is the
American barque John Swasey, from Africa for Salem.
Wilmington, N.C., Oct. Ito.—The John It venal, hence for Charles-
ton, is now at anchor off the bar of this port, very leaky, having
struck tha Fryingpan Shoal, 17th inst , and gat off, sifter throwing
p rt of har cargo overboard.
Fleetwood Nov. I.—The Robert Irving, Charnley, from Saltney
for Glasgow, was run on shore last night near Roanall Poi t, where
she ass at low water. Arraagenaents are bai g ma le to land the
cargo, and get the vessal off.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

STEAM COMMUNICATION
BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND CANADA.
VIA PORTLAND, MANE, U.S.

1837.-WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.-1858.

THE MONTREAL OCEAN STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S
Rrst-class powerful Screw Steptners
ANGLO SAXON A. M.MASTtiIt.
NORTH AMERICAN
'` INDIAN
N ,VA SCO NAN (F uilding).
k.ourri BRITON (D tto).
Are intended to sail between
LIVERPOOL AND PORTLAND.
as follows—
FB OM LIVERPOOL.

ANGr...O-SAXON
NORTH AMERICAN ....Wednesday, 30th a;comber,
WedneEday, 27th January, 1858.

ANGLO-sAXON Wednesdai•, 10th Februat y, „
NORTH All EitICAN Wednesday, 24th Feb nary, „
INDIAN .... . Wednesday, 24th March,
FROM PoRTI.AN

ANG' 0-`4AXON ea,urda , 26th De ember, 1857.
NOR AM ERI AN ...... F.. turchy, 20th January, 11158.
I NDI tN , 27 h February,
I!

ANGLO-SAXON S4rurday, 13th March,
NOR FR Aid :,RICAN Saturday, 27th Nlar,h,
Saturday, 24th April,

Rate of Freight to Portland, CO. per ton measurement, and 5 per
cent Prim,ge. Weight subject to agreement.
Cabm Passage Money to Portland ,Wlti 18t and £l5 15, mending
pr .visions, but not wines or liquors. Steerage Passage Money to
Portland, e 8 83, including a plentiful supply of Cooked Provisions.
By arrange en a made with the Grand Trunk Railway om-
pony, Bills of Lading and Pass ge t i keti will be granted in
Liverpool 13r the conveyance of G:ods and Passengers, at very
moderate throe, h rat-s, to al the princLial towns in t ana'a.
No Bill of Lading will be signed f,r a less amount than 'el Is.
Fre ght payable in Portland will be collected at the rate of 4 dole.
80c to the p.,n,,d ster ing.
For Freight or Passage apply in Glasgow to Messrs. JAIIES and
ALSX tSDE,t ALX.sal, 54, St. Enoch-square; in London to Messrs.
MoNrooltiatz and GJILZENUORNE, 17, Uracecherch-street ; Or
here to ALLAN and GILLESPIE.

Wearer-bdildtnz,, Biunswick-street.
Live•po Jl, 27th ,(Mober. 1857.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

EDICAL CARD.—A guranteed cure in three
ILL days of slight cases, of a Certain Secret Disease,
by Dr. EVERED, M.R.C.S., 17, UPPER PITT-STREET, (two doors
below Great George-square), Liverpool. Consulta,ions daily, from
nine In the morning till ten in the evening. It shouldbe remembered
that one visit to the medical man who is qualified and habituated to
the practice will be the best method of avoiding future misery. Fee,

les.
Observe—l 7, UPPER PITT-STREET, (two doors belt)/ Great
Grorge Scrial e,, LiverpooL

TURTLE and HAUNCHES of VENISON,

THIS DAY, AT
MORRISH'S MERCHANT DINING ROOMS,

LANCASTER EUILDING,
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

CLEARED

Wilhelm Ludewig Lima
EPen James
EnOishman .... Boli ,ba ' %Vest Point Jew York
Charger ,
ViIIR Nova Gibraltar Actif Port an Prince
Josef ma Havannah; Isabel St Michaels
Velocity..

,UTWATID3.

Oct. 31
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

NORTH TOXTETII WARD.

This wa-d was carried by Mr. Thomas Vernon, against
Mr. Thomas Avison, by a large majority. The voti❑g was
as follows :-

10 11 12 1 2 3 4
Thomas Vern0n...68..177.. 207..277..333..374..406
Thoma 9 Avison .. 54 .124..145..174...203..225., 228

RECAPITULATION.
The following, is a return of the result in the different
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

ARTISTS

UNRIVALLED IN SPLENDOUR, GORGEOUS TINTS, AND BRILLIANCY,

Brought to the utmost perfection by a true knowledge of modern Chemical Science.
6, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, (Near St. George's Church,)

LIVERPOOL.

BOTTLED ALES AND PORTERS.

Per Doz. Pints.
GUINNESS AND CO.'S DUBLIN STOUT
TRUMAN, BANBURY AND CO.'S LONDON STOUT

Per Doz. Quarts.
4s 6d.
5e Od.
4s 6d.
6a Od.
6a Od.

DROGHEDA FINE MILD ALE 9d
ALLSOPP'S OR BASS'S INDIA PALE ALE
EDINBURGH STRONG ALE

, Families srpplied with Foreign End British Wines and Spirits, genuine mported, by
T. F. ASHE,
OLLESAL'E AND EXPORT BOTTLER
47, SOUTH CASTLE STREET.
S ;ORES: —l3l AND is, gA THEUTO Net STREET, AND 15 ♦ND 16,T,THOMAS STREET:,
ivered Free to any Part of Liverpool,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—No'/. 2

SUGAR : There is no change to notice in our market.
and the business is confined to a sale of 5,000 mats brown
Mauritius at 433 per cwt.
MOLASSES : 75 puncheons indirect clayed Cuba have
been purchased at 143 per cwt.
RUM on COFFEE : Nothing has taken place.
1 RICE: The market continues fl a, and no transactions
are reported.

SALTPETRE : 730 bags have been sold at 50s per cwt, 5
per cent. refraction.
HEMP: 300 bales Manilla at £3O per ton.

UQE tIAETIET.—Nov. 2.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

LONDON TALLOW MARKET—Nov. 2

The Fnantet is flat at the annexed quotations :—Peters-
burgh Y C on the spot, 56i 61 ; October and Dacember,
564 61 to 9 ; January and March, 564 31.

PARTICULARS OF T LLOW.

1e55.

1856. 1857,

12,260 22,310
3,411 2,528
56,779 , 43,248
1,412 2,604

stock on hand this day.... Casks.. I 22,073
Delivery last week
.3,614
. . .
Do. from lit June.. 55,6 i 2
Arrival last week ..
Do.from 1-t June ' 29,960 I 52,059 52,14 ti
. _

Price Y.C. per cwt. this day 66s 3d 578 Od 56s 6 1
Do. Town list Friday 693 3d 58s 01 59., 6d

Arrival for the week ending 10,h of N3vember last year,l,3ll casks,
and delivery. 2,704 casks. The arrival List vv. ek comprised 2.075
casks fro» Riissii.; 418 from Sant Ana,riea, and 111 from other
paces. Taal, 2,601 ca ks.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

CE gTELL CRT &II NAL CO URT-SATURD/T.

THE BALL'S POND MURDER.—Rotrrt Thomas Davis, VI,
was charged with the wilful murder Martha Davis, his wife,
by cuttinz her throat wi It a tazar. The prisoner, who appeared
in great distres; of mind, stood during the whole trial, clasped
his halls, and trembled violently. Mr. Payne prosecuted avid
Mr. Sleigh defended the prisoner. The Lets were these—
The prisoner, who resided with his wife and a child, four rare
old, at No. 11, Dtrset.street, Bali's Partial, was in the habit of
getting drunk, and he and.his wife ft, qnently quarrelled. On
the 6.1 t of October prisoner and deceased were together all day,
and abc ut eleven o'clock they went into a public-house in attr
wighbouts•hoocl, and the prismer carried home a p nt of beer.
Ho was atilt t time a good deal the worse for liquor, but the
deceased was pnfectly sober. On melting home prison
was heard to tee a most offensive exxesaion towards his wife.
and she denied it. On reaching their loom the quarrelling
continued, anl the prisoner was heard in a great passion is
exclaim " I'll. go and get it," " do it." Ile -was then
heard ta go out of the bcd--oom arid lock deceased and her
child in, aril then go into the front room and returned.
Deceased was heard to call out, " Ton roue, sou are going to
murder me," and the child's screams at the same time brought
down the lodgers, and they found deceased staggering along the
passage wi h her 'throat cut, and covered with b'ood. Prisoner
was near It tr with a ram- covered with blood in his hand, and
he a eels med " I've done it at last; I've done it to right*
this time." Ile said, "I am now a happy man." The
deceased fell, an I shortly after expired. The prisoner was then
talren into custody. Mr. ,Icigh, on behalf of the prisoner, maths
an earnest appeal o jars, -ind endeavoured to show that
the act was committed in the heat of pesthole, and un ler the
inflaence of liquar, without premeditation. The Lord Chief
Baron sum-ned up, and the jury returned a. vetdiet of guiltr..
Ilia lor!ship then pronounce d sentence of death in the aerial
form, telling the prisoner that the pita set up was no palliation
for the dreadful crime of which he had been found gnilty. The
prisoner, who appeared to be enduring much mental suffering,
was then removed from the t'ock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

Engagement of those wonderful GYMNASTS. the BROTHERS
ELLIOTT, who will make their appearance This Evening, and
execute their Extraordinaly Feats.
First time of the magnificent Equestrian Act, •
THE BRIGAND OF THE ALPS.
•
A Novel Act, entitled,
THE VANISHING CLOWN.
The great Parisian Grotesques
MM. B 0 U TELEIR AND LEOP OLD.
Firs' Ni, ht of
THE COCKNEY SPORTSMAN.
The talented and graceful Equestrians.
MADILLE S. CLEMENTINE AND JugEPHINE.
The Prince of Tight Rope Dancers,
J. M. HENGL R.

Several Novelties will also be brought forward, and the Entertain-
ments will be sustained by the en lie Corps of Artistes.

Compartments for visitors are partitioned off, with a separate aid
convenient approach to each.
Reserved Seats or Stalls (select), 3s; Half-price, Is 6d ; ,Boxes
(select), 2s ; Half-price, is; Second Seats, Is ; Promenade, Gal-
lery, 6d. Second Price at Nine o'clock. No Second Price to Gallery
or Promenade.
Box office open daily from Eleven to Three o'clock, under the
superintendence of Mr. Fisher, of whom places can be secured.
Open every Evening at Seven o'clock, commencing at Half-past
Precisely, and the performances will conclude about a Quarter-past
Teb. Carriages set down and take up with horses' heads towards the
Exchange. Drivers wi'l please observe this arrangement.
Proprietor and Director—Mr. Charles Hengler.

The BANDS wig be found full and efficient. Leader of the Quadrille
Band, Mr. G. Jackman. Leader of the Brass Band. Mr. W. Allen.
The Third GRAND MID-DAY PERFORMANCE will take place
on SATU ItD kY NEXT, Nov. 7.

CONCERT-HALL, LORD NELSON STREET.

THE LIVERPOOL NEW PHILHARMONIC
SOCIETY will give their
FIRST CONCERT
ON MONDAY EVE 4ING, NOVEMBER 9TO, 185",
When Handel'a Sublime Oratorio,
JUDAS M ACCAB/EUS.
Will be performed
WITH FULL BAND ACCOMPANIMENTS. AND CHORUS OF
ONE HUNDRED VOICES,

PRINC,PAL VOCALISTS.
MISS HILES,
MISS CLARA HILES,
MR. ARCHIBALD M Q‘TN.
Of Norwich Cathedral, and the Exeter Hall Concerts, London,

AND
MR. EDWARD CUZNER,
Of Chester Cathedral.

CONDVCTOR-MR. D. C. BRO W NE.
LEADER-MONS. BAETENS. HARMONIUM-MR. H. BARKER.

Reserved Sesti, 2s 6d; Gallery, is 61; Body, Is.
Doors open at Half-past Seven, to commence at Eight o'clock pre-
cisely.
Tickets may be had at the Society's Rooms, Odd Fellows' Hall, St.
Anne-street; Courier office, Castle-street; and Magill's Music Ware-
house, London-road.
By order of the Committee,
JOSEPH READ, Secretary.

T4IVERPOOL PHILA.RAIGNIC SOCIETY,

GRAND CONCERT,
THIS EVENING (TUESDAY), THE 3&D NOVEMBER.

PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS.
MISS DOLBY AND MI-S AMY Is OLDY.
The celebrated
VOCAL UNION,
Consisting of
MISS MARIAN' MOSS,
MR. FOSTER, MR. WILBv E COOPER,
MR. MONTEM SMITH, AND MR. WINN.
S•I.o V10L1N.... MONS. SAINTON.
The Programme will include Hattoi's Cantita,
"ROBIN HOOD."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

Co bt Eft.

rriu be LEI', a large HuUSE and SHOP, in the
I Grocery and Provision Business, in a very populous
etlo near the Lueen's lint—Apply at 32, Simpson-
ntrert.

T4O.DGINUS. —Two YOUNG. GENTLEMEN
can be ace.mtnolated with LODGINGS in a nice
airy si nation, moo. 12, Poplar Grove, the Elms, Toxte►,h P..rk, or.
easomsble Terms.
rl' -KTET, an Excellent Office in Union-street
on-the first Barr. Four Rooms.—Rent £7O per
annum,—Apply to R. Mimi, Hallett, and Co., Orange-court, Castle-
street, Liverpool.

Tu be LE i , an i xeetteui 011k../.1" mat Dwelling
HOUSE, No. 89. Mill-street. Rent moderate.—
Apply to Mr. Itlchardsen, 102, Pembroke place, or to J. Lowry,
Ebtate.Agent, Walsriek-stre,t.

/10 be LET, spacious a iid well-lighted OFFICES
lin the new buildings, 22, Lord-stre€t, conta!niny two,
three, end four rooms, with every conven'enee in the m,.st modern
style.—A. ply at 22, ord•street.

rhf',o be LILT, z& well-Wrnished 1) 11- A W 1 NU-
K_ ROOM, with excellent Ilti_D-Itoo/%1 upon the same
Finer. T,rms medsrate.— Aldrees 4n, Upper Canning street,
Falkner-giokre. Excellent co^king required

rrio be LET, spacious OFFICES iu the new
Miadleton builaingP, Water-strew, coreerof Rumford-
street. Plana may be seen, and every informat:on obtained, on
application In Mr. John Fowler, 4, Tower•l,uildin.,. West.

rpo tie LET, an exeeilerit DuUlJLti UFFIUE,
No. •1,5, Brunsniek.bnildings, Brunswick-r reet
Fixtures to bt disposed of. Possession immediately.—Apply to the
prom' occornato pr Mr. Clayton, the superintendent, on the
premises;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOI
HIGH WATICII-MOIll, 11 10

Alfredo

NOYEMBER 3.

!yen. 11 30—Height, 20 ft, 1 in.

Heart of Oak ....Alexandria
erankfort (s.s.) Trieste
Nov. 2.

Bri•'gewater -
New York
&morel P. E. Island
rrentcn St. Stephens
ilchymist Demera a

- • • • ...... Havana h
Nov. 2.

Wagoola ..
Singapore
Brit,sh Queen (s.s.) Havre
1 Damen, ...Antigua
Mountain Eagle Cardenas
Cre 3ar Trinidad
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

Important. Just Published, price 3d, Post-free 4d,
T' " SECRET PRECEPTOR," or a treatise
rr. the symptoms, cause, and cure of debility,
,artaii (Incases and decay, whether the result of climate or other-
wise, by Dr: EVE RED, who may he consulted as usual, from Nine
Morning 'Thu Evening, at 17, Upper Pitt-street, two doors from
Great George'S-square, Liverpool.

DAILY ATTENDANCE.
TEETS, WITH GUTTI PERCHA LININGS, AND
ARTIFICIAL GUMS.
:MIESSRS• MOSELY, SURGEON DENTISTS, Of OS,
BOLD STREET, Liverpool, beg to call the attention
their patients, and those who may wish to consult them, that they can now moil
ARTIFICAL TEETH, from one to a complete set, with Gutta Perches
whereby all pressure on the remaining teeth is avoided, and entirelysuperseding
use of wires and ligatures of any description. They are also the Patentees and
Inventors of the new GUM-COLOURED COMPOSITION which is added to the
teeth, and which prevents the lodgment of food, and which also restores that yontA.
ful contour of countenance so necessary to the proper adaptation of Artificial Teat!,
Specimens of these beautiful and useful inventions may be seen, and every bafgr,
than given, free of expense. Every other description of Artificial Teeth, from oat
to a complete set, at Half the usual Prices. Stopping Decayed Teeth, Scaling
Children's Teeth attended to, and every operation pertaining to Den Snrgery„
Attendance Daily.
Messrs. M.'s residences are—so, Rerners.street,Oiford.street, and 4s, New Boa/
tree, London; is. Charel.street, Preston slid Q 2. Roll-street, Liverpool
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

GENUINE, TASTELESS, COD LIVER OIL,
PREPARED UPON A NEW PRINCIPLE. The
characteristic properties of this Oil are its freedom from Colour:
Taste, and Smell, and the consequent absence of any nauseating
tendency, its unfailing beneficial effects, reanit'nt from the large
amount or Organic con. titnents it c ntalns, on which its medicinal
value depends, the active elements not being in the sl7ght,ist degree
altered rr impaired by its .ode of preparation. AND ITS MARKED
SUPERIORITY, analytically an l in practice, over every description
of COLOURED COD LI VER OIL, by whomsoever rnanufac ured.
and wheresoever prepared. Consequently, all parties taking Cott
Liver Oil, and wishing to derive he full medicinal benrtlt, should take
this oil, which is prepared and sold only by W. JACKSON, Chemist,
97, Mount-plea:ant, Liverpool. In bottles, Is 3d, 2s 6d, 4s, and
Ss eta.

THE GREAT BOTANIC REMEDY
D. TORRENS' HERBAL PILLS. •
The following facts live been proved by testimonials/
thousands of cases:—
DR. TORRENS' HERBAL PILLS Purify the Blood, and itup;
prove the Digestion.
DR. TORREN,' HERBAL PILLS Re'ieve Palpitation of 1216
Heart, and d:fficul y of Breathing.
DR. TORRENS' HERBAL Pit LS Are good in Heartburn, an,,
Liver Complaints.
DR. TORRENS' HERBAL PILLS Are a certain specific
all Female Complaints.
DR. TORRENS' HERBAL PILLS Cleanse the Skin, and pr.:
serve the Complex on.
DR. TORRENS' HERBAL PILLS Are composed of tha
moat BIMPLR HERBS.
DR. TORRENS' HERBAL PILLS May be taken by the most
delicee in constitution.
Observe the words "Dr. Torrens' Herbal Pills" printed on Us;
Gevernn ent Stamp, which is pasted round each box.
Sold by Mr. Thomas Britten, 15, Old Haymarket, and 6",
Byrom-street: Mr. Shepherd, Sc tland•road, and all Dealers
Patent Medicines can be supplied with Dr. Torrens' Herbal
Pills from liieard Br ok, printer, Bust On-road, Haddersfieli,
or from any of the Wholesale houses.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

`outs

Has the bulk of her cargo eng iged.—Takes freight only.
FOR CALLA') DIRECI`,
•
The first-class American Clipper Ship
OCEAN PrURL,
J. el/ mita., Commander
_• _ _

846 tons resister, A 1 an .1 coppered ; now loading in Ifranoley-Moors
Dock, and will be despatched in abotr. ten days. This ship offers a
most eligis e opportunity to shippers of tine goods, as eics ta' es no
coal. flat also splendid accommulation for a few cabln passen;ers.
For freight and passage apply to
PILKI., GTO ,/ BROTHERS, 21, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

Unftert

EMIGRATION TO AMERICA,
,a
tl4\,. BY
`4..,..1 GRINNELL'S "SWALLOW TAIL " LINE OF
Al.= PACKET-SHIPS.
FOR NEW YORK,
AMERICAN UNION .... IlusßA En .....1600 tons . , This day
AURORA Busrytwo l7OO tons Nov 6
ONTARIO..,. WOOD ... MO t0n5...." Nov 21
ASHBURTON .. ...... .. BBADIsu ......11Lo tons Dec 6
CONSTANTINE MACODUCII ....1500 tons.. —.Dee 21
SIR ROBERT PEEL ',SHRUM 1500 tons— ... Jan 6
NEW WORLD.. KNIGHT l5OO tons. Jan 2;
ALBERT GALLATIN.... DELANO ...... 1600 tons Feb 6

- _
FOR CITY POIN e AND BALTIMORE.
SYLVIA SWAM' 1000 t0n5......N0v 6
Tht Subscriber, ocntinut to despatch the abovt., r'acket-ships,
weekly, Provisions will be supplied tothepassengersditringth.e
voyage according 10 the act of parliament. Partie. residing at a
distance can have berth. secured by remitting a deposit of el
for each person omg. Parties desirous of transmitting taoneyto
their friend, In Arnericalan have drafts atsight for 41 and up.
wards • payable on our house at New York. For Cabin, Poop,
Second Cabin, end steerage Paiskte apply t o
BOWMAN, GP.INNELL & CO., 5, Regent-road C rence-
dock , Liverpool and 87. South-etrect, New York.
N.B.—Passengers ciog by these pleket..ihips can have thel.
wrgaa,.tored free .in awarehnusrattachedtotheofce.

• NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS AND OrnI.ERS.
•
TRACY t BALD WIN,
EMIGRATION AGENTS,
No. 60, WATERLOO-ROAD, LIVERI 00L,
Despatch the folloviring ships ptraetaally :
THE " BLACK BALL " LINE OF PACKETS
Sailing on the First and Sorteenth of each Month,
FOR NEW YORK.

GREAT WESTERN W. G. Ftrasiat .. 1630 tons, 4th Nov
ISAAC WRIGHT C. A. MARSHALL, 1300 LOnS, 16th Nov
ISAAC WEFIB
YORKSHIRE ... JAXISS BItVANT.. 1050 tons, Bth Dec
HARVEST QUEEN .... E. Yourio.. 1600 tons. 16,11 Dee
MANHATTAN ' .T. DIXON 1450 tons, Ist January
COLUMBIA C. How a/mow— 1100 tuns, 8.11 Jan
FIDELIA .... W. A. MACGILL.. 1000 tens, 16th Jan.
NEPTUNE F. W. PAsore.. 1650 tons, Ist Feb
JAMES FOSTER, Jun., E. As Ft5z......... 1600 tons. 16th Feb

The above-named ships are of the finest and largest cia•a, were all
built in New York of the best and most costly materials, and combine
great strength with swift sailing qualities, they are commanded by
men of character and experience, who will take every precaution to
promote the health and comfort of the passengers daring the voyage.
Private Rooms for families or persons who wish to be more select can
be had, and deposits of a i each *o secure berths, should be remitted
to the undersigned by post-office order or otherwise.
For Fares, and to secure Berths, either in the Steerage, Second
Cabin ,or Priirate Room s for Families, apply, postpaid to and fro,
TRACY Sr BALDWIN. 60, Waterloo-rosi.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

OUT PORTS.

Holyhe ld, Nov, 1.7-Put in—The Maieira Pet.

Queeuitown, !)ct. 31.—Arrived—The Dominick Daley, from Bahia
—Peruvian, Csllao, for Aberdeen— Rilini, California—Othello,
Angelica, zn Achilli, all from Odcsia—Ez o, Constantinople—.teary
Ann, A exandria Milostivi, Taganrog— Willis,. C 3033, Dorey,
London and 1' oughal, with lo3a of ,oremast, b 3 esprit, anch and
chains. Off—The Enphemia, Daih aisle, for Fieetwood—Onclora,
Adams, Dalhousie for Whitchaven—Albion Tiikea, St. Stephens, for

W,tterford, Oct. 30.—Arrived—The Bombay Packet, White, from
Mirarnichi.

Falmouth, Oct. 31.—Arrive3—Th Allies, from Algoa Bay—Andrina,
Odessa—Ku enrich, Taganrog—Thomas and Jo o n,Taganrog—Garlauo,
Beaty, Val pariaso, for Hamburgq ; . Vanguelin, Patos--Bnr. n,
qtliqu,, for Havre - Maria Ame:ia, Monte Video.
Faiinouth—Arived— Empress Eu2;enio, from Rangoon, for Li-
verpcol.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

THE IND AN RELIEF FUND.

The returns made up to Saturday show that already the amount
subscribed for the relief of the sufferers by the I ed an mat'ny exe.eds
£200,000, and its progress still continues as satisfactory as it has
hitherto been. he great loss of Ufa wh,ch h.-s attended the capture
of the city of Delhi will unhappry create many a ditional claims upon
the fund now at the Etiipos.l of the committee. The manner in
which the fends which have bsen so 1 berally provided by the pulslic,
are dea't with has hitherto been most naerceptionable, and well cal:
culated to produce a feeling of 'confidence i t those who are entrusted
wth their 4.ll4.lbution. The !alt tn2il from Bombay, oontaioing an.
application from the cemm ttee of that place for a great of a portion
of the funds collected, had in fact, been anticipated by the Lord
Mayor and his friends, and the money was on its way to India before
any a• pl'cstion bad bent eceivod here. phis circum-tance I roves
with what caution and foresight the members of the Relief C sm.
mittee have acted. A letter, aldresse 1 by Sir J. Pckingtort to the
ord Mayor, requesting information respecting the ensto.'y and
disysll of the Indian Re ief Fund, el'cited rom his Lordship a reply
which, at the meeting at which the honourable baronet presided, was
considered perfectly satilfa •tory, and the utmor. confideine w.B
=Dressed in the arrangements made for dealing with the numerous
claims which m'ght be male upon the fund. It will aff it'd. additional
satiVaction to the pahlie to be informed. of the names of tte members
I constitating the several committees which have been fos mad for the
I conduct of the business.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

ST. PAUL'S WARD.

The contest carome• ced here at nine, and continued
with unabated vlg,,ur up to four o'clock. The candidates
were Mr. McGuffie (the outgoing ecuncillor) and Mr.
Barton. The friends of bith patties were sanguine of
success, and the aserti..ns at both sides were extraordinary,
so as to secure the return of either candidate. A: ttie
close of the contest will show, the struggle was one of an
animated description and was won by Mr. Barton, after
an unexampled fight, by a majority of five only.
At the close of the poll at four o'clock, the
numbers as ch-clared ware—for Mr. Barton, 2io ; and Mr.
McGuffie, 195; and this announcement was received with
deafening chcerd. by a large number of persons, who col-
lected in the viinity cf St. Paul's square.
Immediately after the r, suit being made known, the e
was a terrific rush to Mr. Barton'. committee-room, at Mr.
Kirkpatrick's, corner of St. Paul'a-square, from the
window of which the assembly had short speeches
delivered to them by Mr. Savag., the chairman
of Mr. Barton's committee, by Mr. Barton, and
Mr. Lancaster. The excitem-int w ts, however, so great,
and the enthw;iasm 33 unbounded, that our reporter,
although qu to close to the speakers, could not catch a
single word. The vast crowd seperated, when the
successful candidate and his friends drove off to the
Town Hall, to make the return according to form.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

LIVERPOOL BURIAL BOARD.

The monthly meeting of the Burial Board was held he
the Workhouse Board-room, at ten o'clock yesterday.
Mr. Robertson Ole& tone presided. and the other member*
present were —the Rev. Rector Campbell, Messrs. J. R..
Jeffiry, S. B. Jackson, Samuel Thornley, W. Bairetow,
and J. C. Corbally.
Mr. Jackson handed in the seal of the Burial Boer&
The seal was executed by Me. Leatheebarrow, of Sonde
John-street, from a deign previously sub-nitted to the
Burial Board by Mr. Jackson. The arms of the parish of
Liverpool are inscribed on it, and in the foreground are
flowers in v Etages of development, cat down by a,
scythe A label surrounds the whole, bearing the words,
" Burial Board fee the parish of •Liverpool, in the county
of f ancester," the inscription being terazieated at the foot
by an hour-glass.
A report was remit ei from Mr. Newland., the borough
engineer, stating that he had made trial pits in the st Al of
the Newshem House estate, but had not yet completed his
experiments.
Mr. JACKSON moved the confirmation of the proceedings
of the Finance Committee, which included an application
to the Health Committee to take steps for the se Overage of
a portion of the Newsham House estate.
The proceedings were confirmed.
Mr. BatasTow suggested that if the Rector were willing
it would be well it the Board shouli take the Waken
C metery into their hands It would give a good (woe.
Vanity to the B a-d, inesmu^b, as they might purchase landi
the neighbourhood and enlarge it The Walton Cemetery
wa., ar present, in a disg-aceful state, because the parties
in charge of it h id no money t) improve it.
Rector CAMPBELL stated, in reply to the chairma', that
he did not see, at present, any objection to the beard
taking charge of the Walton Cemetery He weul i throw
z o obstacle in the way of such an arrangement. Of course
it must be a matter for mature consideration b it, prrneee
fade it appeared to him that the cemetery would be very
suitable for the purposes of the Board.
At the suggestion' of Mr. Bairstpw the subject was
referred to the Finance Committee, to report upon at the
next meeting.
A communica.ion was received from the C )mmittee of
the Toxteth Park Cerne-ery, stating, in answer to a letter
from the clerk of the Burial B mod, that the same charge
was made by them for the interment of reddents as of
non-residents in the township,
Rector Caltrusu. called at cation to the act of paella' -
meet, in which, he said, it wig stipulated that the eh :me
for the interment of a resident should be two guineas, awl
that for a non resident three guineas
Some further conversation having taken place, the
board adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

TA's: MURDER OF MR. ELLIS.

The assassins remain as yet undetected, but their impunity is not
likely to be of ong. duration. Several parties against whom strong
suspicion points are in the custo ly of the posies. An extra co nsta-
bulary force of twenty men, co 'amended by a vigilant
,Inspector, has
been sent to the locality, and the charge, absut .Cioa her annum
must be paid by the neighbouring inhabitants, under the "Pew:,
Press vatinn Act. 18,55." The provisi,n of the statute which imposes
this heavy pentedy is but a renewal of the law of Alfred, which made
thehund-ed answerable for aly febny co.nmittel within its circuit,
unless hue-and-cry was macle, and the felon detected and brought to
justice; bat the Peace Preservation Act gives the Lord L'eutenant
power to allocate the charge so as to exempt ne Ina scent and place
it on the shoal 'ere of those who have connived at the crime, or
sympathise with the criuinsl. In many instances the pressure of
the tax has coerced the peasantry to give the murderer b j ustice, and
it is is be hosed that it will not be ineff4ctual in the present instance.
Two stipenidiary magistrates are on the spot, aided by some of the best
officers of the coasts' Wary force, and there seams every reason to
hope thtt this recurrence to agr..riai Murder, so t.isgraisetil to the
country, and destructive t.s its best interest,,,yrill not be fostered by
im2unity.—Pub:in Evening Hail.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

FRfilit AMERICA.

ASIA From New York.... Wednesday, 28th Oct
. EUROPA From Boston Wednesday, 4h Nov
PKRSIA .... From N w York Wednesday, 11th Nov
CAN A DA.... From Boston.. Wednesday, 18th No/
ARA81A,..... From New York Wednesday, 25th Not
The Passengers and Goods tor New York are lote.ndocl to ..)r
landed at .1 trsey City, within the jarizdiction of the Dustorn-hocsa
of New York.

Passage Money from Liverpool to Halifax and T3ostotu—Chia4
Cabin, Twenty-two Pounds ; second Cabin, Sixteen Pounds.
New York. direct:—Chief Cabin. Thirty Guineas; Second Cabin,
Twenty Guineas These ,ates inclutleSteward', Fee ',tad Provisions
but withouf Wines or Liquors .whic h man be. obtained on ',ward.

These Steam.ship have accommodation fui a limited number cf
Second Cabin passengers .
Passengets are allowed twenty cubic feet of personal luggage
free of freight, but the agents do not guarantee to reserve roam
for more than that quantity. and tkey will be charged freight
on t heir personal luggage when it exceeas halt a ton measurement
it,- To prevent disappointroeLt or difficulty, Passengers are
respectfully informed that packa:z,es of merchandise will not be
allowed to be shipped as luggage, or alth their luggage.
Passengers are not permitted to go on hoard by the steamer tha,
takes the Mail.

Parcelswill he receired at the Officeofthe Agents herewith Sim
o'clock on the Pride v Evenings previous toSallin .
Lette: s for Consignees or others, must pane through the Post.
office. None will be received at the Office of the Agents.
Apply, in Halifax to Sam!. Cunard; in Boston, to E. C. &J. G.Bates;
in New York, to Edward Cunard; in Hcvre,to Donald '.'urrie, 21
Qua! d'Orieans; in Paris, to Donald Currie, 17, Boulevard da
Italens, in London, to J. B. F00rd,52, Old riroad-street. to Glas-
gow, to G. qud J . Burns ; Tin 3 n Liverpool o
D. & C. MAC IVER, 8, Water street.

the NIAGARA, for HALIFAX & BOSTON, Will 'sail on Saturday,
9th Nov. The steam-tender daTaidatx wt 11 leave the hanchrg
Stage, opposite the Baths, Gecrze% Pier, at Twelve o'clock,
nom. with the Passengers for the NIAGARA.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

NEW STEANIFR TO SLIGO.
INCREASED STE C) •fSMUNIC.+ ll,Thr BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL ANt) SLIGO.

Toe powerful first-close iron new steam—h'ps
.•
SLIGO AND KILLARNEY,
Or other steamer, a. e intended to sail as tinder, ',with
• er without a pilot, aid with liberty to tow, troas
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

FROM LIVERPOOL 10 lIAVRE DIRECT.

8AL8E1;.......... ..... Bloulay, Nov. g, at 3, after-icon.
Shippers are retpired to send a shipping nwe along with each cart
load of goods, and must de.scribe on it the iontents of the paoka;cs.
Nor particulars apply, to }iavre cr Paris, to Donald Durrisi
in London, to J. B. F00rd,%2, Old Broad-street ;in Glasgow, to I.
and J. Burnso, Bachanan-street; in Manchester, toliAn i'alk
77A Blarket-street; or here to

BURNS & M C IVER. I, Rumford-greet.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03

WHOLESALE PRICES.

OBSERVE-NO FRONT SIIOI.
WAREHOUSE UP PASSAG K.

PRICE LISTS FoRWARDED.

Now Publishing, Price One Shilling, the
ABC OF PHOTOGRAPHY.
THE COLLODION PROCESsFS—FII.,TL,GRAPHIC
OU C- DO .R PHOTOGitAPHY.
PORTRAITUtig—TE ttEOSCO PIC PH UTOGR:tPEIy.
FAILUREi, AND THEIR CAUSES.
Post Fr e, Fonr.Een Stamps.

-4-IXPORT BRUSH & MAT MANUFACTORY

WALTER MORGAN,
33, SOUTH JOHN STREET,
COCOA FIBRE MATCING, CARRIAUE ItUGS, bh,

OFFICES FITTED UP.

NATIVE OYSTERS.
FRESH 13:11i.Y FROM LONDON,
13Y MAIL TRAIN.
WHITSTAtif,E, IIi:LTON, AND OTHERS.
m t
v.
.la.Nr.l Of Rr
!lire)
(7
the 0
us made a
supply
r r aor; ~;b e innt t eNksrithvisX
OYSFER4. and begs to assure Gentlemen wishing to send Oysters;
fur presents to the country they may always depend upon the&
being in good condition, and perfectly fresh.
Supper Parties supplied with Oysters, and a competent person and
to open them.

ORDEItg SUPPLIED AT ANY DISTANCE,

N.8.-TURTLE AND VENISON.

MORRISH'S MERCHANTS' DINING ROOM'S,,
Lancaster-by Lldinze, Liverpool.

pIANOFORTES, in ROSEWOOD CASES,
AND FULL C ,lIPASi OF KEYS,
TWENTY GUINEAS EACH (Cash),
Warranted eroal in tone and durability to any that are made, an. if
not giving entire satisfaction, will to exchanged, /re of expo-vat,
any time within twelve months from date of purchase.

W. RYALL S
PIANO AND HARMONIUM REPOSITORY,
26, HAMILTON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD,
(Near W,othide Ferry.)

N.B.—All the best an 3 New et Manic at lIA LF-PRICH.

T R CAMERON,
WATCH AND CH RONOMrTER VAKER,-
tl •
64, sOUTH cASVLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
MARINE CHRONOMETI,:us ON SALE, or HIRE.
SEXTANrs, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROMEtri4
CHARTS, &e.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL,
FROM ROYAL BANK BUILDINGS, DALE-STR

12, SOUTH JOHN.STREET.

PROTECTION FROM THE PIKE WATER

SLATE WATER CISTERNS, all sizes,
SLATE BATHS, hot or cold water,
SLAIE MANGERS,
SLATE sliELvINg,
SLATE BREWE UTENSIL'',
And SLATE •f all Maas ani th!cknesaes that may be reqnlllll.
Apple to

W. 0. CIRTER,
12, South John-Stftet
YARD :—South Side Puke's Dock.