Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-07 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,

Burnos AvnEe—Arrived—July 27, Georgina, from
Liverpool ; 20th, Dorothy Jobson, Emily; and Limaria,
15th—all from Newcastle; Arleria, Cardiff; 12th,

Chapman; 11th, Evangelist and Albanian—all from Liver
pool ; 10th, E4erated, Glasgow ; 6th, Belle, awl
Suffolk both from Liverpool. Sailed.—July 27,
Eliza Curry, for London, and Trent, for England;
Criterion, Liverpool; 3rd, Leapord, London; and Zeal,
England.

BAHIA —Arrived—July 20, Commodore Perry, from
Liverpool, (to order, calls in for water, 84-2.); 28th, Roga-
mond, Liverpool ; 29th, Dolphin, Newcastle ; 30th, Clyde;
Giaour, 31st; and Telegraph, Aug. 2—all from Liverpool.
Cleared—July 18, Cherokee, for Liverpool ; J. H. Adams
and D. Anna—both for the Channel;. 21st, Architect,
Liverpool; 'and Earl Grey, Channel ; 25th, Enterprise ;
and Maria Amonia, 31st—both for the Channel.
PERNAMBUCO.—Arrived—Aug. 16, Jessie, from Cardiff;
and Cuba, Callao (with a cargo of guano for Cork); 14th,
Perseverance ; 13th, Lord Althorp ; and 6th, Fortuna--
all from Liverpool ; sth, Summer Cloud, Melbourne (with
a cargo of wool bound for Liverpool, coaled for provisions,
and sailed on the 6th):; Robert Jones, Liverpool. July
30. Only Son, London ; 26th, John and Eliza, Swansea;
23th, Nancy. Guayaquil for Liverpool (called for refresh-
ments, and sailed o❑ the 28th); 240, Oberon, Liverpool.
Cleared—Guantlet, and Ipswich; and Pilot Fish, (Ab—
ell; for Liverpool. July 28, Prospero, via Maceio ; and
Celt (s.s.), 18th—all for Liverpool.

The United Service Gazette says the inspector General
of Infantry having observed that some of the slldiers con-
tinue to shave off their moustachesrhas desired that it shall
be notified that this is not optional. His Royal High-
ness the General Commanding-in-Chief has ordered that
every soldier is to wear the mourache, and Sir Frederick
Love desires that this order shall be strictly carried
out.

The Solicitors' Journal announces that the annual pro-
vincial meeting of the Metropolitan and Provincial Law
Association will be held at Manchester on the 7th and Bth
of next month, and it may be hoped that the importance of
the meeting itself, combined with the attractions of the
Manchester Exhibition, will draw thither a full attendance
of the profession both from town and country.
THE. MADE of GanExecs.—A correspondent writes
It is gratifying to find that the number of arrivals at this
port for the month of August has been still large. There
have arrived 38 vss=ds' , giving a total of nearly. 20,00.0
tons. Twenty-three of these ships were laden with
vrJod ;10 with sugir ;. 2' with hem 2, &a.; 1 with a general
cargo. from New YOrk, transhipped to Glasgow ; I in
ballast from Geneva ; I with fish, oil, &c. Nine ships,
showing nearly on tons, have already arrived and
been entered at the Custom Illuse here since the Ist
instant, and our harbours are again assuming a busy
appearance.

A JUVEN.MN REDPATEL—A most eartling case of
forgery was brought before the Auckland Police Court, on
Thursday. the prisoner being a lad of 14 years, named
.Lbt Atkinson, belonging to West Auckland, and
very respectably connected. It appears he has been
for a short time past about the office of Mr.
Brown, engineer, Bank Top, Darlington, as a clerk.
He appears to have had, a tolerable education, and by some
means or other has commenced a career of crime equally
es startling as some which have already appeared before the
public. The VIVO cheques, for forging whi3h he was charged.
were. respeively for 6/ 14s. 7'l. and 10t 61. These cheques
the lad took at various periods to Mr. bakers, of Bishop
Auckland, draper, and there got theta cashel. A few days
afterwards one of the cheques was paid over, with other
money, to the branch of the Nateoal and Provincial Bank,
at Bishop Auckland, to Mr. Dakers's credit. This naturally
led to the cheve being returned dishonoured. The other
Mr. Dekers did not pact with. Search was then made by
the police.: for the lad, who was token into custody. Part
of the money was found. to the amount of f. 5, on the tiles
of an outhouse, some other portion having been squandered
on arkicles usually found upon " fast young men" (meer-
schamm pipe, cigars, fishing tackle, gold locket, watch key,
&c.), and the rest gambled and lest with a mail under the
rails (ef Auckland Park. Of all these proceedings, the
prisoner's parents, who. are in a respectable sphere of life,
vr,Jee wholly unaware. But the eventful features in this
young gent's history are not yet exhausted. In addition
to the clieves above mentioned, three others to the
amount of £l,OOO in all, were forged by him. One of them
for £5OO he pr suited for cash, but the: bank agent, not
trusting his juvenile years, refused to tillow him the pos-
session of so large a sum, and this, combined with the other
forgeries, led to his detection,. The sigoatures to these,
as also the other cheques, are bat rough imitations of the
signatures they purport to be, and persons at all acquainted
with the writing of the gentlemen whose names he has
forged would at once detein the forgery. The prisoner
pleaded guilty, but the. b'.nch not having jurisdiction in
BO serious a case, comm)*.ted him for trial.