Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-03-19 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION. NOIMIERN TIMES OFFICE, SATURDAY, 9 A.M. MR. ROEBUCK AND LORD J. RUSSELL'S RESOLUTIONS. • Daily Aews describes M r . R oe b uc k' s procee di ngs on t night as Quixotic, hi s d eman d p rogmat i ca l , and says IP 4 lt was receive d am id t h e c h uckl i ng cheers of anti and the reproachful silence of all sincere Lib ~.1 1,P 3 Times counts for the failure, by stating that last year, seA tord J. Russell established the Indian precedent he t:.) keep tae Government in, whereas now ho desires "u thud' oat. t J 1 0 0 Stay says, the course Mr. Roebuck commends ought squally scouted by Government and,tb.e people. DISORGANISATION OF THE CABINETS lef t Ti 111.13 says, the secession of several mem b ers h as no t 2" to those who remain the legacy of mutual confidence or ~terual pea c e. Th e b on d s o f p arty di sc i p li ne are relaxed. 8 4.4 e animo s iti es th a t a l ways wa i t on los i ng cause are med, and no con fid ence i s f e l t t h at, when so many have the rest will have resolution to stand their ground. The -Warning Star says, it is no secret that Lord J. Man -048 was stung by the response of the House to his appeal 11 ,. the Church Rate question into an offer of resignation. it ja gerl4l more notorious a n d s i gn ifi cant i s the fact that a meet f 'upwards of forty C onservat i ve mem b ers was held the palm°th day, in a committee room of the House, and Mr. John er, one of the oldest and most respected of country ghtlemen, deputed to withdraw his ill-starred Reform- Z'The Daily N ews says Lord Derby, when asked why he tlici not throw the Reform Bill overboard, is reported to Irve repli e d that he had found it hard working riding so far l dhout a saddl e , b ut how could he be expected without a that the In other words, Lord Derby full tolle understands -47 the moment he admits his inability grapple with rei, he virtually surrenders his position. D erby Star reports, as an authentic anecdote, that Lord yang that if Y induced Lord John Manners not to resign, by any inure went they would all go together. The Stock COMMERCIAL. t he a after Markets opened with a dull appearance, but in g t‘,4°,131) however, a sudden and very remarkable every department price s e • --° P l ace. Influential buyers came forward, and te ndency, ln quickly assumed an upward nised hours which becam e still more decided after the recog : co yesterd higher than of busi ness- Consols finally closed i per ceiit " i t. Per -ah and towards five o'clock a tresh rise bar de-Venetiah t; was quoted. English, French, and Lom ttecelint r',,., 11 railway Shares strew equal buoyancy. To We re cite --- s movement a number of reassuring reports taat, ulated. According to one, Lord Cowley's dipl t re,,let .exertions have at length attained some important a R ill th e interest o f p eac e. The improvement on the il)4 ce ase to-d ay amounte d to on l y 5 c f or account, and e thelt' f or money. Increased activity prevailed to-day below 2i count Market, and little or no business took place large biLlyer cent. The demand is increased through Ur 1 14 u sii v -- „ 4 _ess now going forward in the transmission of gold u`tr - ` 43 and from the Continent. About £40,000 in trcins B ; ii i s °l(l , was this day withdrawn from the Bank for tinB' a to the Continent in payment for silver. The 0 j es are affected by the withdrawals of silver from the steanieru„t* th e s um to be taken out by the Indian liar silver -11 the 20th is £650,000, all silver, except £3,029. 4rti 1 has advanced to 5s 2d. —Daily News' City Tif e V: I , 4 . Y Evening. tile tone ' lBllB4 P utids opened without actual alteration, d tile 4of the market was rather better. Some time after icuret!ratination of the regular business, several large ential operat - leaa punch 'were effected by brokers who frequently act for a per ee t ora, and a sudden r L-e occurred of nearly ce and Atut r i a h ia • -Rumours were circulated that Fran . Litman, ave consented to suspend or diminish their , i ntellig ence No doubt was entertained that some important there 4, ozth was a slight reduction in the rates on Holland and we e k" h rg. The Colonial Produce Xlarkets during . t he Tuhave been quiet.—Times City Article, _Friday Evening. It-in l t" Pic RETurors of railways in the United of ~ g_ ein, for the "'el 040 _ ) week ending March 12th, skew an increase JL!IEDITION. NOB.TIIRRN TEARS OFFICE, SATURDAY, 2 P.M. SIIIP ON FIRE IN THE RIVER About GREAT EXCITEMENT. la 411 -past one o ' c l oc k a fear f u l fi re b ro k e ou t on 2 a rd a D u t c h ship, lying off Egremont, and just at this mwDaeut great alarm prevails, and people are rushing in all th er ections towards the stage. All we can learn now is ;:t the vessel is burning with great fury, and the beeie fire-engines and other engines have just seat off to her. It is stated that there are fir r'een tous of gunpowder on board; and if so, should the reach it, the consequences will be calamitous. We 441 Publish further details in a later edition. SARDINIA. • Two th °wand Sardinian subjects resident in Paris, k i ,,.rin a part of the conti ngen t s ca ll e d ou t by th e tI l -Is ter of War in Piedmont, having applied, hailligh the Sa r di n i an G overnmen t, t o t h e Ly ons tb A.t. W4 Y Company, for a reduction of the fares to th e usually charged for soldiers, have received from `ureotors a formal refusal. RUSSIA. Th e Qt. la Petersburg Gazette states the Cabinet of a ef P e tersburg appears decided on energetically of ending the conference on the double election ak a t l ° ll el Couza. That journal even proposes the % L i t , 101 1 at the conference of a representative of the e u• Powers. 0 LO NDON MONEY MARKET—MAnca 19. ge as ols were a c ti ve t o -d ay ; th ey opene d a t 95i to 96, : , uvanced to 96k buyers, and are now 96 to 96i. It is %VIP believed that favourable news mist have arrived. . e s.were all very firm in tone, and prices were well (Not% ed. Canadians . heavy ; French steady. The last ban of Rentes was 67f 90c.