Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10 00:00:00

TAPSCOTT'S AMERICAN PACKET OFFICE.;

GENERAL OFFICE OLDHALL, OLDHALL STREET
PAB2ENGER. OFFICE....ST. GEORGE'S BUILDINGS, REGENT.
The following ROAD.
FIRST CLASS PACKETS
ji
i4'
will be despatched on their appointed days, as under
-
ozzi FOR NEW YORK.
Tons. To sail.
MID DLESEX, Pavr0e1ee................... ..250u. Ilth August
EMERALD ISLE Cornish.
DREADNAUGHT, Samuels 2500.... --
POTOMAC, Reed -
ANTARCTIC, Stouffer 4
CAROLUS MAGNUS, Coffin -
W. NELSON. Cheever -
JAS. It. KEELER, Allen -
ADVANCE, Child -
WEST POINT, Harding -
NOItTHERN CHIEF. Warren -
MARCIA C. C, DAY, Chase. .200). -
BENJAMIN ADAMS, Chase 2500.... --
CONSTELLATION. Mulliner

J. MORTON, Gillian ..........2000....
UNDERWRITER, Roberts

SHAMROCK, Doane .3030....
CAMBRlA, Perry
STEPHEN CROWELL, Burgess 2OO
CITY OF BRO ,KLYN, Mitchell
VICTORY (new), Ainsworth
RICHARD MORSE, Dinsmore
WIL t.IAM STEPSON, Jordan
WILLIAM TAPSCOTT, Bell ....2500....
KOSSUTH, Dawson ...... ....„ 2500....

JOHN J. BOYD. Thomas.. 2500.... --
MARGARET TYSON, Morrison 2000.... --
And succeeding Packets every live days.
COPE'S LINE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
TUSCARORA. Dunlevy - 1232.... 12th Sept
SARANAK, Rowland ..
TONOWA N DA, Julius .. 1300.... 12th Nov.
WYO9IING. E. Brookes..
ALSO FOR PHILADELPHIA.
LANCASTER, Decan -
WESTMORELAND, Decan -
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
GOTTENBUR G, Weeks -
CHAR LOTTE,Soule -
RAPPAHt NNOCK, Cushing 2500....
The above shits are of thellargest class, and commanded by men
of experience, who will take every precaution to promote the health
and comfort of the passengers during the voyage.
Private rooms for families, or persons V.° wish to be more select,
can at all times be had ; and deposits of et). each, to secure berths,
should be remitted, which shall have due attention.

Surgeons can have free cabin passages by the above ships.
Drafts and exchange for any amount, at sight on New 'York, pay-
able in now part of the United States. can at °A times be furnished
to those who prefer this saf,r mode of taking care of their funds.
For further particulars, apply, post-p id, to
W. TAP,COTT & , Liverpool,
Agents for TA nc.oy,
s EMIGRANT'S GUIDE, Fifth Echtioe, can be
had by remitting Six Postage Stamps.

Coacsitu ge.

DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATI9N, BETWEEN LIVERPOOL

----....— -
AND BRISTOL. - -
One of the new screw Steam-ships
06. , ATHLETE or AUGUSTA,
'VT\e'i Will Sail Weekly (unless prevented by any un
41,1" foreseen occurrence),
Front C LA h. r; e 4 CE DOCK, LIVERPOOL ..Every Tuesday.'
From CUMBERLAND BASIN, 8ni5T0L...... Every Saturday.
Without Calling at any intermediate port.
Cabin Fare, 12s 6d; Deck, 6s. Return Tickers, available for two

voyages. 17s.
Apply in Bristol, to Mr. Richard Rowe, Steamers Wharf, Redcliffe
Backe; or here to
CRAM,. POWELL & CO., 35, South John-street.

Average Passage to Bristol, 28 hours.
," ,‘le., STEAM COMMUNICATION BE I' W EEN LIVER.
"',',v...,"c P--. POOL, MILFORD, SWANSEA, & BRISTOL.
..A
l'P+4. the Liverpool and Bristol Channel Steam lisivi-
.
8-,.:-:,5,..
a,..
' gallon Compouy'r Steam Ships
"OVv REIGN (rew s s ) Captain W J. BECILaTT.

• MONTAGU (raw e.s.) aaptaln W. CLAusB.
or some: othor Vessel,la intended to sail with Goods and Pa■
sengers (unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence), as
follows (with or without pilots, and liberty to tow vessels),
asunder

FROM LIVERPOOL TO MILFORD AND BRISTOL.
Landing Passengers for SWANSEA at the Mumbles (weather
permitting).
Saturday Aug 15.... at 6 o'clock, evening
Saturday Aog 22 ...at 11 o'clock, morning
Saturday .... Ang 2g ... at 4} o'clock, afternoon
FROM LIVERPOOL TO SWANSEA, DIRECT.
Wednesday. Aug 12.... at 2 o'clock. afternoon
Wednesday.... Aug 19.... at 10 o'clock, morn ng
Wednesday Aug 26..... at 2 o'clock, afternoon
FROM BRISTOL TO SWANSEA AND LIVERPOOL,
Tuesday
Tuesday Aug 18.... at 5 o'clock, evening
Tuesday Aug 25.... at g o'clock, morning
FROM SWANSEA TO LIVERPOOL—(*CaIIing at Milford)
*Wednesday Aug 12.... at 9 o'clock, morning
Saturday ling 15.... at 12 o'clock noon
*Wednesday... Aug 19.... at 4 o'clock, afternoon
Saturday Aug 22.... at 6f o'clock, morning •
*Wednesday .........Aug 26.... at 8 o'clock, morning
• Saturday 2).... at 10 o'clock, morning
Fares—Liverpoon to Swansea or Bristol .cabln 12e 6d,decklis
Liverpoo Ito Milford cabin 133, deck 5s 6d. Return Tickets 15s.
NOTlCE—Return t 1 cket 5, available for two voyages In this
steamer, may be had: rem the undermentioned Agents, on
the Captain. Liverpoo t 0 Milford ,18s. Swansea o r l3rls tol 17s.
Milford to Bristol, 13s. Goods Intended for the above
Steamer, from Liverpool, must be at the Trafalgar Dock
Two Hours before the advertised.hours of sailing •
All Goods for Milford are landed at the risk of Shippers and
Consignees, as regards Hulk, Lighters, and Boats.
AGENTS—George H . Evans ,Liverpoo iiteam-Wharf Bristol
John Edwards, Swansea; R. D. Hore, Milford; John Ken worth
and Co..Manehester.orto
FITZSIM 0 S. APPLE BEE Ar CO.. 20, Water-st.. Liverpool.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERCOOL
ABERYSTWITH. and BRISTOL, taking in goods or pas-
sengers for HOLIIIEAD, POUTDIADOC, AUEREOPLY, ALIERAY-
RON, Or LLANELLY.
Tns CAMBRIAN STEAM PACKET COMPANY,
(Limited)
Unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence, will despatch, with
Goods and Passengers,
Their new and Powerful Screw Steamer, the
PLYNLY MON,
3t,1.11
- Capt. Wu. W'RAIONT, Master,
Or some other suitable vessel. as under :
Leave BRISTOL for A herletwith, proceeding to Liverpool,
Saturday,..‘ Aug 15 ..
Leave LIVERPOOL for aberystwith, returning to Liverpool,
Wednesday . . Aug 19 ... 9 morning
Leave LIVERPOOL for Portmadoc and Aterystwith, proceeding to
Bristol,
Saturday ..... . ....... Ang 23
I Leave BBIST oL for Abe- yswith, proceeding to Liverpool,
Saturday.. Aug 29 .. lO morning
N.B.—The PLYNLYNON will call at Holyhead, Aberayron, Aber-
dovey, Lianelly, or any other port on her route, with or for any
quantity of cargl not less than thirty tons ; and will call off either
of such ports, with or for passengers, on due notice being given to
the Agents or Captain. If any less quanilty of cargo be consigned
for Aberayron or Aberdovey, the same will be forwarded from
Abery,twith with the least possible delay.
Loading berth at Liverpool, south-east side Clarence Basin.
FARES.—F, om 1 iverpool and Bristol to Aberystwith, Portmadoe,
Aberayron, Aberdovey, Cardigan, or New Quay, Cabin, 15s; Steer-
age, 10s. From Liverpool to Holyhead, eabin, 8s; Steerage, 55.
From Bristol to Llanelly, between either Absrystweth, Aberayron,
Aberdovey, Cardigan, New Quay, Llanelly, Portmadoc, or Holyhead,
Cab's, 10s; Steerage, Is.
Excellent acc,,mmodation for passengers, and a Stewardess
on hoard.
Fcr freights and further particulars apply to the Agents, Wm.
Lloyd, Tanybryn, Aberdovey; E. T. Tur it er,.12, Quay-street, Brig-
, tot ;- David Pees, Lianelly, Bennet Williams, Harbour-office,
Portrradoc; Benjamin Evans, Aberayron; John J'enes, Bridge-
street, Aberystwith ; or the Managing Director, W. S. Crealock, at
the Company's Head Offices, Parthenon Chambers, 14, Rtgent_
street, London ;or to FREDK. A, TAMPLIN,
Cole mbia-buildintrs, Uninswick-slreet, Liverpool.

()TS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE,
At I.KWIS &NM PAN '6. Ratlelazh street,

Eretanti.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN" LIVERPOOL AND

WATERFORD.
The new powerful and fast sailing steam ships
MARS.... Captain M unit s,
43.44.•
WILLIAM PENN Captain R GOUGH,
Or other eligible vessel, are intended to sail

DAILY COMMUNICATION
xe.4 FROM
a LIVERPOOL TO BELFAST,
VIA FLEETWOOD.
•
Best ttoute to Coleraine, Giant's Canserviy„ Londonderry, and the
North of Ireland.
A Train now leaves East Lazcashire Station, Liverpool, every day
(Sunday excepted), at Five o'clock p.m., arriving at Fleetwood in
time fcr the Royal Mail Steamer to Belfatlthe same evening.
First rnd Second Class passengecs travel through without dime
Of carriage from Liverpool to Fleetwood, where the Wile runs along-
side the Belfast s earner.
FARES—LIVERPOOL TO BELFAST
Ist Class Railway and Saloon of Steamer..." 12s 6d-:
2nd do. no. do. do. lO5 Od.
3rd do. do. and Steerage do. 4s Od.
Return Tickets, available for fourteen days-
-Ist Class Railway and Saloon of Steamer 2os Od.
2nd do. do. do. do.
Tickets to be had at the Railway Station.
KEMP & CO.. Fleetwood.

:VE RPOOL T riADERS,
and Renfrew.
'r schooners

GLASGOW, GREENOCK, AND LI
Taking Goods for Bowling
The clippel
Tons. Tons.
% GIPSY QUEEN.— 260 I GIPSY ..248
.
• /‹. GIPSY KING 253 GRIM AL'DI 213
4..f-P'-j,r,,, VRAGO (nes) ....260 POrITLAND i5l
wakaix;;;l.o ANN A DIXON ....217 I VIXEN
Warehouses and Wharf,north side Canning Basin.
A oxivra—Lewis Potter and Co., 28, St. Enrich square, Glasgow;
William Lindsay and Co , Exclge bulky:lllva, Greene), k.
J. W. FAIRCLOUGH & CO.,
4, Tower buildings West, Liverpool.

SOUTH LANCASHIRE ASSIZES.

The Assizes for this division of the connfy formally
commenced cn Saturday, when the commission was
opened at St. George's Hall by Mr. Baron Watson, who
arrived in Liverpool by the six o'clock train from len-
easter. In consequence of the business of the city of
Lancaster not being concluded, Judge Channell had to re-
main, and, therefore, did not accompany M r. Baron Watson.
The splendid equipage of the High Sheriff of the County,
C. Townley, WEI , was at the Lime-street railway station
to receive his Lordship, and upon his arrival he at' once
proceeded to St. George's Hall, when the commission was
was formally opened.
Yesterday, his Lordship Mr. Baron Watson, attended by
the High Sheriff's Dap sty, was present at divine service
at St. George's Church, accompanied by the Mayor, F.
&sand, Esq. After the morning service a 'very excellent
sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Hind°, from the
222nd chapter of Revelations, and part of the 20th verse,
" Surely I come quickly." After the service, his Lordship
and several of the congregation received the sacrament.
This day his Lordship wil• deliver the charge to the
grand jury, and the business of the assizes will commence.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE. -A_ TIJRDAY.

LIVERPOOL.

BZFORS MB. J. MEIN.

Tux rottatt.—A well dresssd young woman, named
Eliz t Parkinson, was charged 'for being disorderly in Pall
Mall. The only feature about the ease was this—The
prisoner said she was in a house in'Pell Mall, when a girl
took a red hot !Ater and laid it along her jaw, it dieting a
serious wound on lier, an 1 etc then ran into the street to
call the police, when the officer came up ant took her into
custody. She had a desperate looking burn on her cheek,
*a I this being cousidered sufficient punishment, she was
dicharged.
THE " CIIA V:P AG NE " AND "REAL PAIN."-William
Webster, who stood remanded from the previ ins day, on a
charge of having stolen a bottle of champagne, and half a
gallon of brandy, the property of Messrs. Jas. Banes and
Ca., was brought up. Mr. Goodere, for the prisoner,
plea-led good character, and begged the case might be
Aeil, with in a summary manner. 'I he prisoner was sent
to jail- for one month.
GAROTTIN A FItENCIIII tlC—John Linney, dressed as
a gentleman, but who said be belonged to a vessel called
the Africa, and was a native of France, charged Riza
Willis, a nee iliarly dressed and looking young woman, and
Thomas Webb, a well dressed fellow, with having robbed him
of his gold watch and some small articles. Ile said on Friday
night week, about 11 o'clock, he was in St. James-stret, no
his way to 103, Parklane, where he lodged, when suddenly
the male prisoner sprang en him and seized him by the
throat, knocking him down, and then the woman rushed at
and cut the eh tin of his watch, and both got away with
it, his handkerchief, and a key. The latter article was
found on the man when he was arrested. The prosecutor
fully identified the prisoners as the persona who robbed
him, and they were sent for trial.
E Iward Sutton, a nice looking lad, was remanded on a
charge of having stolen hilt* a sovereign from the till of
Mr. Wa!ker, a tobteco manu flc7nrer, in Scotland-:oad.
A CALL To The " EA It."—A young fellow named John
Sullivan, was charged by Mr. John Barnes, a publican,
carrying on business in !Vlnrybone, who said he was pass-
ing through his bar, when he saw the prisoner at
one of the tills, helping himself to cop-
pers out of it, and he at once seized and gave
him into custody. The prisoner said it was a conspiracy
amongst the palice who had a spite towards him! He
was sent for trial. [Soon after the prisoner was removed
a frightfut ro a was heard in the adjeing room. which re-
minded one of a scrims ve at " Tranmere Wakes." It
arose io consequence of the prisoner having attempted to
make his escape, au attempt in which he nearly suceeedel
despite the exertions of about thirty-two policemen, headed
by detecive etficer Marks. The prisoner was nearly in the
act of fl'nging himself over the staircase, when Mr. Lloyd
seized him wi It a grasp like an iron vice, and held him
until ho was properly manacled.]