Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-04 00:00:00

S: ARNOTI LIVERPOOT j A SKETCH AVIRRAI The Ai gomrrarriai WEEK side o only J. BATA ks that ) been would roild BANKS, AN SOLACI )13.GAN a Rifle ( .vanised )ol Rifl NOTICE NEWS med. Torre Ber Garibaldi ,t el( Thio to thine I on the Adi t encou the .D e Parlian 13 con mve to cle ich a werthrow of the DERBY M I plainly his cours 'f4 WOr 0 Imo tnd That is the question n nbers for GallVay and M e Opposition camp will And I, in what camp ".! I shall be ill th e camp of the people of I Ana that cam, T • • • ' ' Now this is ver 7th of J jail I h hat the At ) cross ter, t n o'cloc I?nrritti essed by Austria, - whiel Inste 1 impi it uiitet miserable cont re d from the that we ourselves have all along maintaineu ; anu as, I directed, not in fact, they cannot help maintning, at such a crisis, I tenor of the of who are not the slaves of party, or the tools of batteries faction. It may be quite true. Its Afr Prw.TT,u ‘,,,y,+ I vould throw 9,600 incendiary projectiles, thud which 'su-cc was nearly ded so well at Sweatja Iwhere, however, the Allies had no rifled-cannon which were fire he Cont wed with th of Russia. of the t ,t them from the c war the a the leaders of all parties with tic mibt w the Liberal par the measures compact bed With ti only the will be held on M g o view a run mec y in Wilfis's says the meeting ha tie issu principle the government resolution will gton, and A fearful calamity occurred, yesterday mornir ISpithead, by which, it is feared, that not 1 0:* - -a lost. The troor have h mrd n bou ter, a t for Gra% ul explosion took plat supposed to hay Ition of saltpeti ately there wa iand, and the poor peop: bout thirty, on-board N with .the exceptio n an hour, at which time she bur and has I ruction, it is stated, will entail a loss of a 80.000 The body of Mr. Jennings, of alton, has been found. It will b he mysieriously disappeared s tho Burythorne. chat he had been murdered however, no probability of this, of England Returns, Publ ht's G snow an iner £579,730 in the res, ied in ..356,631 in 'e of n ease in active circulatio 139,820, and of £59,124 in the amount of MINISTERS AND THE NEW PARLIAMI THE time is now close at hand when the fat iment. They meet the Great ( They have gained by the General Election iitty or votes but still they are in a m Ind a minority, though much improved b, Dissolution, yet one too decided to enable them )fficers Ito maintain their ground, but for the peet nurn erica fly and morally, theirs i 1859, body in the House, and the most compact. Th in be admitted on all hands. The majority against t up of several distinct sections ny important point although They are discordant believe it will be found, on the question of the DI lay, ISM). Xdministration's retention of office, at px Silinistry of non-intervention and peac ently altogether of the jealousi known to prevail among the leaders of Opposition, this is a matter which, at a moment nt, cannot but have a powerful influenc sion that they may be c a change in the national Council Cabinet of Lord DERBY has so far pursued a ca s done so under many difficulties, which ept this country from being emLroiled in the Is war that two despotic Powers, whose bone of contention with N And ther of neutrality would b best possible el to )uld become perverted On the part of t ted to provok war, it rather for ink, the quaint am philosopher, when h I lust wear then as much in fury 1, have they ever been of such a hostile invasion , h wisc nne can no new incentiN her, in vb.& w THE NORTHERN TIMES, SATURDAY, JUNE 4,185 P like the war in Italy—whichever side is uppermost But what, he reasonably and what am Itodo ? lam a noor hief must emu .estly as: independent m ing the Administration, I that N ly, ta• a many of the Opposition will follow I warni the purposes of his own selfish aggrandisement, the NAPOLEON at Leghorn i much the en znificant event that has t and of the it is a deep-: If Lot is in c spoil bet mm of Italy, with his plac arp mo be a big. 1 a n :I bet w to his dynast v to WllO hies to have 's as his sat him. by family f surrounding LOLIS NAPOLEON would r man in Europe if he could virtualll direct the movements of two-thirds of Italy and I s quit iowever p within the range of probabilities sive England might think fit to 1, the policy of Germany wou SO mu 1, but by Russia Id scat in mind, in favour of in )fl in thci war any ra icti a el ierman Uoyernm t has been made with that t two 1 The hon. member indeed, in p lilt the House of ( .esent Administratio for th which is now pretended to be mad, ILord JOIIN RUSSELL and Lord P Furtl reiterated this statement still more explicitN kl," I 1 Or t !h we refer to, Mr. ROEDUC mi. very high authority, beforc Jeen so, In the p would b t cond he whol knd could ther such a convi nselves to a co curse upon the country t a torch o id independen Opposition pause, ere they co of the Crown would hc alamity than this at ch has to lac would b At present this is the question w turned over and over in the mind, if not of the Opposition as a party, yet of every member of it to party that the Brea onvinced, enemy of 0 Liberal party is 1 . now to be found in Lord. PALMERSTON, and upon that ground I will oppose him. I have opposed him, and God willing., we shall be successful. Time." ipiclly COME whether we h We wil ,11 have al he is a Minister who wi properly conduct the affairs of England in the Ind whether we believ veen him nd Lord JOHN RussELl not a mere hollow truce, calculated to breal up the pow( of England and leave us to the mercy of European despotism Such, then, according to this by no means unpopular authority, is the issue to our heads, have decided, not merely the doom of 1 Alinistr stances, is secondary probability; the f of the countr nations that may unhappily become enta THE POLICY OF GERMAN' NEXT to t of OU respect the campa are such, as would ren than ever to per strict neutralitT so tar 3 join —for that, of itself, under the pireurn- .n a European ed in t own Government he war, that to be pursued by PIA' ry in particular tintl VICTOR EMM that wh revolut Aced in I )int to a nun ot d more c kustri h to estimate the tendency .voura t of a g w of LOUIS NAPOLEO A this Italian war i leant to Fri in Italy ; and this week an event has which giv means to turn th the -very strongest ,colour y for Italian Inc Germ rstanding with Prussic mth, they co n'e decisive action to be n Lv. Saxony and Hanov( v occasions tend to wi north, lean n Ns to N his West t remain an indiff decided. on annul in order to protect it s honou Is a faithful a, itnmediately placed its army on in terf .e, if needful, the Chambers are told, is "t defence of the 1 s wouk w of Oldenburg are not would not, even in lead to the conclusion of separate treaties o vents of in the South The object for which Saxony will 1 principle on which the compact 1 then s Holland, whi r of the Germanic Confederat n obligations towards it. And tl )uzli clan that as the 6th May it proposed th dditional levies." From this it ild be n end before many embarl t, wh 1 Germa the united ites is founded And the Saxon Kactly a .et ow erumen wesent mis that Tended and B consec two a Germ le hill ified," tl )t - ten- when a happened to this )eudance to dint( .1v and f s the I ie Gov iot at linistry 1. The )rm, the p . t of a e. vitality, and buoyancy t Shad twenty or Parliament at the ea: kla how far the mein TAn•;l D :d a year ago., of ti 1 a view to n t oppodunity, and which s led to a new Gov leery and Lady mst year the British colony being numerously repr lowers. wi from H.M.S.. Wander to the draw )ility.. The gArd. l'amps. In the .( iworters than they now - have entire Liberal I I are willing► to esty's t 3uhver nted. with exquisi a, and Tespon n Queen VI cordial a shares red by t ltre was pit other t has had te3 of tti nperor at surely' beikr -••---- MERICA LE PERSIA wit Grand Admiral,. Euad ia, Captain J h New York d :ELLIGENCI .tistically 'rived her 25th May second edition LOCAL PT royal dockyard THE WEATI Ivy - rain fell ?ost-ol iCil was to ilr _1 month of M Irish A tour h 1. This r red, wer lave p: lalf-past ten. TIC Our G of their vo n only hop. I. L. I body of police. num ibled on the parade for drill, under Majo .n a very ITI , Teral mem uftier 1 or sent I None as THE S • Paper... .Address feels in udkins ,tes to and ,10 Tian, to 3sterday to the ion will lally at a that, material evider William Efairby, Richard Jo Gill C Woodwnr 1 Thomas William IVlon.da 4;11 a.r t. -9,-, k OTL lorris, V 11 can Bishot