Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-23 00:00:00

rgifl other elated a the t, and r-law the last, our, this, their en to Con Board Atril Cale Dut( j East Mr. EdE JULY 23, 1859 ightest animation, before the jute wev .11T,CIICC 0: an armistice was rec e Share Market the dealings have been limit instances a further decline of about to skew place. _ . TILE FUNDS. ----CLOSING PRICES As- Money . . 94i Account ..941 muter Bills . . 27 30 1 Bank Stock .... 1 Three per Cents, suAREs.--cLosING PRICES &E. J.. 5 6 Lane. & York.. 821 I L. and N. W.... 1,. and S. W. .. Leeds Northern Counties i I M Laneashin mrgh & Glas. 72' 3 IMi Northern _lO2l 3 I North Brit argcd „ ~ A. 84 6 I North Staffordshire sfr. Great Westerns 6O 4 S. E. and Dover . • ment, Gt. Wes. of Canada 13 •1 York, New. & Ber Gd. Tk. of Canada. 8 1 York &N. Mid. .. Gt.-S. mid W 105 6 i'an• and York. .. 954. 95).1 Nor. West. 94 941 L.-shares 11 10 and - Lincoln 35 1 ; 354 lid stock _lO3l 1031 British Stock 56- 1 ; 571 public which . ,h had , 14 mate Mid ia t, aiul -Nor Oil BANK OF E\ GI AND RETURNS ISSUE DEP. NIUMENT 31,553,890 £31,553,690 LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON, -FRIDAY EVENING. market for the Public Funds and Securities there ud speculative, being of the most limited character event advance has been tolerably well maintained, but %s has relapsed into the inactive state which it pre- public,. notwithstanding the easiness of money and .. channels opened for the employment pital, are not dispoSed to make investments, and eculators are equally apathetic. The unfavourable bul novement, and news of a fresh fall on the Paris Bourse, caused a decline of per cent. in Consuls, which are Yl at 944 to 94 for both money and the account. The Threes are 951,-. The Reduced; 95-1 954. Indian Loan ditto Loan Scrip, atures (1858), 95 ; ditto ditto. Bonds, 6s. to is. dis. ; and Exchequer Bills, 27s prem. Batik Stock is 223 ; and India ditto, 220 A, zn Securities are inactive, and prices arc rather heavy per cent 221 3 95 -: 95 1 94 5 721 3 V2i 751 LIVERPOOL STOCK EXCHANGE. 7 —JuLy 22 The .following were the closing prices yesterday : Ches. & B'hcad 7l 71 North Staffordsh. Caledonia Stock S2 -1 82 1 N. E. Ber. c. Stck 93 1. - • - -E. Cou n ti es L. Stock N. Stock lO4 106 I South-Eastern 21 11-16 214 ;'seat Westerns 3 7 4. d 931 5 2-xd old Gt. . 61 G. Trunk Canada 8 ; . 1 -, xb G. W. of Canada 14Z- 15; 1 , new shares, 5 a 5 . 4 d Lornb.-Venetian ... 2 , new shares 1 1 , 2p nuich business has been doing, but a few speculative have depressed the market. Government Debt . 11,015,100 Other Securities . . 3,459,900 Gold Coin and other k 17,078,890 Bullion . . • • £31,553,890 the Tinies Cit j Article.) T t its o.tv u —The English Funds show con tinned dulness ; and owing to several saleS on the part of the public, have closed at a decline. f‘firly introduction of another Indian Loan, coupled with the active the Market, and had at first al by the intelligence from Egyr the Viceroy mid the Sultan t that the Viceroy is in sonic di n effect, and was also created A that the relations between :outinucd. uuiatisfactory preparations. It is said from Brussels th be negotiated Messrs, Sanderso: new Belgian loan will soon in the potun fiat yesterday, more in sy-m -•from any pres Sure of sales. tion to realise, pending the !Ay dividends. Most of the cline, the principal exceptions Northern, Caledonians, and Discount IM arket the suppl 3 some deirittinmts of trait following election cases to be ion, viz. Roscom- Dover, Carlow, and Athlone. NORTHERN DAILY TIMES In answer to Mr. Mellor, Sir G...GRE . Y deprecated the ar Peace to snit political 'notions, a oointment of ,Tustieei of sure . 'wOuld Lc introduced Lord PALMERSTON adillittl.'( various harbours of refuge; 11 missioners would probably lx estimate or the coin- ativ exceeded, it was not intended to ask tiny further vac still persisted in retaining the mot In answer to' D. Griffiths; Lord J. RussELL said that a - • .. ) provision was made in 11 ,,, 1 1 talian to power of the expc intention of the Einperoi attain that end. Mr. HENNESSEY called attent education in Ireland, which lie ( .1)\ - ereigns, nor was it the to the subject of mixed ,t 4 a failure .ve the mac,: ii the hands of the Sc rotary for Ireland. Mr: WlfrrEsiin said he Was ay( of ltelfas painted with the College ;t failure. The plan of vyr been carried' out. He 11 Was by no meal! Fhi respect htd Ili' entered into several details proper mode of carrying lengthy discussion, in Esmond, Lefroy, Lord oat the system. After a sou) which Messrs. Longfield, Ada Naas, and Other's joined, tl supply on the civil estinta educational and other vote the remainder of the sitting. The other business was dislie. 1 of, 011(1 the House LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. veil to t Sheffield, and Lincolnshire (Statifon at Manchester The serew-steamer Edinburgh, wlneh had been ashore at St. John's, Newfoundland, has arrived at 'Greenock. Shc JUCHII THE SAI The Central' Italy by t The Mani lied Ming: An explosion of gas took place on Tuesday evening, on the pronises of Mr. Handford, milliner, &e., Bridge-street Brow, Stockport. About rX3O daatage wits done. t Birmingham had an Nvweastle, at the Colonial nbjeet of the Canadian A deputation from Sheffield interview with the Duke of Office, on Wednesday, upon tariff. A melancholy accident occurred to sonic children, in Bolton, the other day. Three little boys were playing near an old - building, when it fell upon ihem, and one of the boys, t4tir years of re, named Thomas Harrison, was dead THE 'BARON DE CAMIN Com - Arran) TO PRISON.-At the Ashton . County Court, on Thur, , day; this • person was sum moned to show cause why he h order made upon him for au :lc by Messrs. Orme and Norton fused to obey L previous 'mint for printing, exec The -eallett Ban appeared for her husband, who she said was in Scoti but the court committed him for thirty days' imprisons in the Salford House of Correction. • • SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO MENAI BRIDGE, &C.— readers will perceive that the steamer " Manchester making these excursions regularly; and, we understan receiving a large amount of public patronage. 'lite ow: encouraged by the support given, have added the only required.to make these trips thoroughly acceptable, nen the use of a pier at Menai, the cost of which they take • . themselves, landing the passengers free of charge. Mr. CHARLES YOUNG'S, BENEFIT.-At the Theatre-liA tit_ Mr. C. Young took his benefit. We may state that Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young acted tit perfection, and gave the utmost delight to the [or part sir audio ,lUDU rr . sensation, . especially among the, fair sex. - Mr. " The London," who, we. understand, acted as the occasion, marshalled his forms in good milittu last evening's amusements must have added t movements of the corps. • , . „ leaning a -window U 1 tllts to 11ClallV ks arm near the wrist. The wound soon healed, weeks a swelling arose some distance from the. ree medical men were various times, who all advised compression for a time was always successful ; but on '1 imr been more than usually painful, she Sidebottom, surgeon, who extracted a pia half an inch square, which had been embc wards all this time. It was taken Out aim' half from where the first wound was. ()ult. STREET FouNTArss.—The fount ielow the Monument, m the London-road, is, ;fruetion, one of the best in the town ; and ti ;roug hs Aorses and But w( considerate iirovision u l \" VCV\ constant overflow of water The troughs are supplied lid Of the fountain, \\*111(11 make upon the water to be corrected MANCHESTER COURT OF 1 AND HO:WE, G 33,xsE MAN , KElGHLEY.—Tkursday (bc`!o was fixed for the certificate in, A.V. Slater appeared to opp, assignees; Mr. Seddon appe , Robinson for SchOlield. Mr. structed to oppose Schofield, sole management of . tne have been the .prineipal Schofield wilh reckless tradiv accounting to the assignee 3 had received, obtaining, good prospect of paying for the" preference to some of his erei he thought the evidence did Mak; but, with regard to t must be held equally res g, keeping ir. 11: various without having 11, and with maid] litors. The Conn . • not bear out all ho books, he said sible for the way i a reasonable fraudulentug said s the charges both partners in \Ouch they had been kept and thei.et certificate of the third el;;. r•e he should tiward to each a Tni: GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—The business of the adjourned Wharncliffe meeting was resumed on Wednesday, the Earl of Shelburne in the chair. There were only three bills, he said, left for consideration. One gave increased powers to the Orford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Uompany, another to the Victoria Station and Pimlico Barrett captail ry 'flat to will part, ay last, ttY to M IS OF ( 11)INIA btl'rdy, th done in rel d'Azeglio tion to these ha - nicht°, or - Majesty has tO Tuscany a the present withdrawn, c maintaining immediately disorders. of Italian peopl treaty, must, nients and ri Italy. Sir J. He [iat the Sar government exatiou t 1 - Ig. the p: of Italy heir owi Sardinia, latter, tl is new ott ive tlit Aim, of their business; by traiNacting it w laws and customs, instead their local govern( Oil without delay loints upon which .t 1 11-i - sable to consult tlic ice is to be address , by degrees, uniform iblished between th the conduct of Tred to the central d( —I have received lies to that of the 21 to the last numl try of a circular is Leing to their authc ITALI N GOVERNMEN two d, Parma and Moi aid he was r All tha prelions ( thrown, an [Hiking itse would be 1 d in 1859. A the dei which hay liad laws a Lnexed to 11 provmel deal wit protected regard to ) veers , in r I in()-' 1 , Jim Kt43lit we des: I have Government read But wi whiell,they . bel4 iler Ma es when Lo fortune of war ty's Governitient Vonitor). tikt Lotusly inferred, , 11 ol,'('‘rcdto the withou t tit govern►uent. Yo , Your, but will not ,--1 am, Lowing is a translatio Lative to the neutral ,lalniesbury's despati 59. This was also BANKIN "sap, ietor'B Capital t CREDIT. £ • 14,553,000 Government Secaritiesll,27o,6Bo • e De • po . its . • • 3,308,220 Other Securities 17,254,439 • Depo s it, • 4,982,572 Notes 9,489,050 and (Ala 't L-da r 7 • • 14 ' 932,995 I Gold and Silver Coin ' 620 , 63 7 • • • . • . , 858,019 nnpared with the returns of the previous Week above shows the following results : £38,634,806 Circulation 17;699:527. _ . . i-day and other Bills . is Deposits . . . 7 Deposits. . rnment Securities . r Securiti es . iniem • ployed . . . to per Mill. Rate of interest 3,308,320-- 88,019-- —Decrease -Increase -Decrease 4,982,57:2—1ncrea5e . 14,932,995—Decrease . 11,270,680---Decrease . 17,254,439—Decrease . 9,4B9,oso—Decrease . 484—Increase . 23 Per cent.. No change FOREIGN EXCHANGES. tsterdam, short, . . . 11 111 to 11 121 I) P., three months, . . 114 14 to 11 14 terdum, do., . • . . ~ 11 14 to 11 141 .were, do., . . . 25 5 to 25 10 Lsselii, do., . . • 25 - 5 to 25 124 mburg, do., . . •13 3,), to 13 1 is, short, 2'i 9 r, to 25 10 3 , three months, . • 25 25 - to 25 30 rseilles, do., • • ' - to 25 30J ,nkfort, , nna, do. este, do. tersburg, Alrid, do, 344 to 344 49h to 49A THE FRENCH FUNDS. IS, Friday, 12.10.—Bourse opens flat ; llenteh, 87 40 -Ilentes close very flat, 67 15 for money, and 67 20 L!onnt, being a decline of more than per cent. since day-. following appeared in a portion of our impression of Aar THE MEETING AT ZURICH ;he Sat- in ~plenipotentiary has not yet been named. Some le even hint that none will be appointed. ie inetwendence declares that the Neutral PoWers of )pe cannot submit to play so humble a part as to send Lentatives to ft COTIO.I.OSQ bail 1111 4.. +l,n ogv,,,lngnmr The Post, in. its Paris correspondence, says there is no idea whatever of a French intervention in the Legations and Duchies, to thn ....A 41_ MAI In LUC rope anu tne Duties. The 44rertiscr: says that Prince Nardeon gives out to his friends that he . was no patty to the Yfflafranea compact, and that the garrisons Of all the four fortresses in the quadrangle will consist exclusively of Austrian troops. THE ENGLISH AND FRENCH FLEETS , - - The Daily News shows that the French fleet has been doubled within the last six years ; that our preparations are purely defensive ; that the maritime superiority of Great tritam, by which we mean the ability to make the waters girding these islands nroteet oar 1111 l rnprr.,. ,11 111 l 11... paying a further dividend. of ] a total of lls., up to the press The Railway Market vas pally with the funds, than There is a general disinclina announcement of the half-`•e leading stocks closed at a d being-North Eastern, Great North hat in t of moan , 1 atlier increasim exhibithig greater activit prorogued won, to allow the 'I tried during the present sessi mou, Newiy, King's County TIIE PH(ENIX CONSPIRACY TRALEE, Thursday.—The Commission wa•s opened this morning by Mr. Justice Keogh, who arrived in town, with Mr. Justice O'Brien, last night he prisoners, stitute one of " Guilty ;" and hoped that the course they now took would gain for them the favourable consideration ll; Crown The plea of " not guilty " was, by direction of the Court, withdrawn, and the plea of "guilty " recorded. The Attornvy-general would not press for punishment if the prisoners were discharged in their owii recog,nisances, and to appear when called up. INDIA The advices from Bombay are to June 23rd. There is no later news of importance. The Gist' 'Regiment was about to be sent to the Mauritius. The dissatisfaction of the Euro' )ortion of ell znpally s entirely subsided. Then!, has been au unusual nu deaths fi-om cholera amongst the natives. of Bombay COMMERCIAL BOMBAY, June 2 . 3.—Money abundant. Import market closed for the season. Grey shirting's have advanced. _ Other descriptions dull. Bleached firm. Bleach6d drill lower. other kinds a further decline amulet scarce and skirtings Coloured yarns steady. In Lead steady Copper has advanced. Iron lower spelter and tin plates a decline. In cotton, somewhat advanced rates obtained, owing to in the demand for China. Linseed advanced. Rapeseed unchanged. In freights, a decline in the quarter for Liverpool, 13 to 15, or 17s. 6d The following is from the letter of the Bombay correspon dent of the Times : r T 9R " There is no military news of any importance from Oude from • the borders of Nei - rani since Sir Hope Grant's the public. That engagement lasted , above two nours. The enemy had taken up a strong position, supported by two guns. The position was stormed with great gval lantry, and the guns captured. The. enemy lied into the Nepaulese hills. It is reported that the greater portion of them are now encamped at the entrance of the Goo- Leir ninnies, hirtle UULL LAU", us• , tained permission from Jun F Bahadoor to take up their quarters for the present in the hitter. valley. Sir Hope Grant's.Nietor3 has put an end to the , campaign, at leaA till the rainy - season. shall have passed away, and, if some of the more sanguine newspapers are to be believed; it has extinguished the last spark of rebellion in Upper , • Onde . : It is reported that the military force which lati hitherto guarded the frontier of Onde is broken up, and that government has ordered that the duties of guarding the frontier, , hitherto • discharged by that force, shall be henceforward performed by Major Bruce's police. The Laeknow Herald gives a sketch of the arrangements that have been made for distributing the police along the whole frontier line from the north-western boundary of Gorn ckpore to the borders of ilohi 1 cond. It states that the_ frontier i!oliee posts will be loftier the charge of Captain Hill, and that they Will he supportea at tue tour principal points of the line by a military fore,, namely, at Nanparah, at Barraitch, at Gouclah, and in the neiglilanu•hood of Dookorah. Sir Elope Granthas certainly ',left the frontie- and - is said to be now at Lucknow, when( lie will shorty ►ortim' of the old Company's troops still ierviees to the Crown without asking its assent: The 3r(l inauras nuropcaus ilitiv exhibited slight symptoms of disaffection at Jubbulpore. The commanding officer of the 13 troop of Madras Ar tillery has indignantly ret'uted a rumour which had got abroad, that the infection had now spread to that corps. The Ist Cavalry and the 4th Infantry at Allahabad appear to have behaved very badly. Mr. Edmonstone, the Lieutenant-Governor; -was obliged to telegraph to Cawn pore for the presence of Sir J. Inglis, the General command- Ale (Miami, and It was Luougut, -- it would be necessary to deprive the. insubordinate of their arms. There is. little doubt that the Bombay Europeans share the feelings of their • comrades 44,„ rirp,:idencies on the re-enlistment e uestiou, but Uj VMel - - they have displayed a much better spirit than a portion of the Bengals, and where they have brought .forward their complaints they have done so respectfully. , Tlw Court of Inquiry, Which has • been sitting at Meerut, is closed ; and Colonel Green, the Advocate-General, who sat in it as Judge . ,WIULLN-L 5.....•.•.••7 • Advocate, has retunied to Simla. The resti rations of the court is not yet known." FRANCE, The Paris correspondent of the Tiotes-says that ti►e treaty of peace is said to contain a clause preventing any interven tion in Italy in future, either on the part of Austria or France. The French government has presented to the King of Sardinia the greater part of the floating batteries which intended to be used in the siege - of the Austrian for- 352,310 164,799 1,431,803 150,000 548,492 611,475 s all .11•OI U l often rembq IiItITPTCY oeting of these bai Schofield, on ired for Tiorr 4 .ilater said 1' Dmmit" finer akrupts. behalf o and. M is merely in have had the jesty!s nexatic eveiya withdi Her iMajc been errol bavilex h• of italN - , ti Count C:t copy of it Cavour rel Earl of .N Julie 7, If NI. le .Itarqu Earl of llalmesbury, has run of the annexed tit Parnut. MI, Secretary of State for Forei establish that, by_ the, proeeedi meat of I?arnia 1 - votthl - have f itgainst the entrance of Austr its protest on the neutral char of Malmesbury adds, that th never departed frOm the line that Austria has,not set the neutrality ; whence he (lora Sardinia cannot be looked ui and unjustitiable.exereise of f Stsitv. • I Itill,abstain from notici communication, and will cot verythia A batti As lic it wuul ,w oft .ti ority capable ( Europ, , a ad an a dm :v simply T. With will expe Aiversant rs with e..Nc provinc ud with home 12:ovc lice no„• c city in the c ;ell to Sir J lindsol aid liiid before the ( ith instant inclusive. er of those, despatch( ed by On nities that to st .1v ad to you th the expi in war wit pective sov( lhabitants, ()VCI'11111(!1it i, vet the will iy n European qlitorial find that flu ❑1 11() 111 .cud thi us excu With re- giving a n of th [Ay ch to Si issued thi ply to the am, dated the eye Enghi ;OW 01111 we hail NO I.lw that ma Franc( the 10: t nevei )pc :ts slv abs. .nt or r by dir Britain. Att t tltc i nst a w unthend nvself to 1 an exceptiona positiofi, it would have been t A you _ will ii*l this des I. -MINGHET s correspondent of the Evening He Ever since the conclusion of the peac gland and Fiance w e r able-for the peace of Eur fined from noticing this feelin light smooth it over, and th Po-dav, however, in an important article, exprc vhich are disturbing the pi written with that t the Journal 2: the saddle on t which arc alr mee' to the German`- rr ust excuse us We cannot 6 We have e inspected of been reprc Tf we did not f vays 1),,( ay why, holy red tlit at which I sk ucl tl u whol )ose of th 4 (Here fol bout the I come to HI France or coolne: re beliew Is that 0 pve treds is tali( ; adva nd mat would - sera dually disaip, the hope that ti r 1. article, whic temper that wears to horse the policy of I thouzi tenth• said that W( lter of th e twofold , t endure e: ocal., and c II know that al custom Iliani Carr, ca the cou: to shoe Brest, of soldier :e. We k t the pou liallCeUV t aen bv vote 0: strike f and me Mance we I . head:4 ladei AVe yoiute i with du ? Who ning from i, Le laeinderetsche ma( II by t!i€ 1:ecl to advau lition to the million y( TIPPERS AND EXPORT of export, to - warm climate ing Charcoal Filters pater Co., of 16, Parker-street, liberal discount'on export Kaiser Franz Joseph h le five reximents of Prague and vitrions station mustered, and fotnallv at nce which they.had i)!q (.'1 1 htive freq of the two the she it calm( We we ice exeep . erial powe. wever, of . bei: really cc then vot lv refc-rs 1 - party isarm, will . s 1 of the day th it won] ,ssrs. rs on eve now also anis sterl y 111 Pow mnd Ilea )vemmen J;; IeSS al 1),)w( m her irders iSO per When why d out. ctricity knows ,quers' have s. tedby the M and wholesale )olved* from been compel' 4th Sw lEDITERRANEAN MALI SOUTHAMPTON, Frida Malta 14 Lord DunmorE Le Ceylon re-ached ,k.ustrian merchant vessE ME AT Daily New , e the c NTLEMEN ?SON, the a The Colombo has arrived wit She left Alexandi Amon her passengers u ges of specie, value on London, ninety TRALIAX MAILS Nat announces the arrival at - Aden he 11th of July. Her 'delay had ifre to machinery, which had been nveyed from Alexandria to Malta Ind those for the overland leaving Malta about the turn .frem Suez with th I Edition .of the Times, .S - Ew ESTABLISHMENT . POI h, 1,025 ;' corresponding week last )RINKING FOUNTAIN some stupid wretches 'en wantonly injuring itrinsic value of the cups '1 men who st( Iprits, as they we re noisy E-STREET, and 6, CRI iu the .e to be CENT SIMPSON, I 1 inven- n bringing this invE has Daily Posl pie upon which the .advertisc so «eil expressed in Pioverh ml not thine own m LSO 111 IV A.NKRUPTS es Gazette .nham, builder, Surrey .oad, Ess lelthn 7 Mowbray ,ntcilt cn.Cc S.-JULY 22 m of three y &TEST BETTING )WOOD STAKES nst Leamingtor GOODWOOD CUI of Mr. ADVERTISI MIENTS 40 it ET rautan )0L AND THE EAST ;OFIA . 1500 I MACEDONIA . 1500 A . . . 1500 ORONTES . . SOO IA . . 1200 THESSALIA . 130(1 Steamer for NNTINOPIE, AND SMYRNA kRCADIA Le east side of Nelson Dock, and. will be Its (Wi t te bales in it. • ; required for this Steamer can be I 4, Castle-street. and Southampton route per Panther, to 21st or 22nd of Jul - .. The Colombian will ustralian mail.—Seebn .1..W1S AND COMPA Saturday, July year, 989.—Ine'reas-, WANTON DAMAGE o a letter in the b( be sington have JOHN A. SI of KINNEAR, ,ne word about just- been to 'Liverpool Jou e. The prineir written I r Stmrso: Lioufrht it only in Thomas llardWestem Liglcy Burton We haw of France world, to lows about advantazes \/, ki ALTA Drt of dis, mers will and deel: form of •om Maw( le event ( G O 0 E It P AGIA S ARIALI ARCAD LACON World, is ,to us a matter of life and death pg are to be noLLowAy's cure headache, bile, loss of appetite ; can be taken without danger from•wet or cold, and require 'Toni business or pleasure. 'They act mildly on mister wli y equa and Ancona t►► preven no restrain pains or griping, sarengt IJUty puunsnes a translation of an article in the Tortrit«l deB Debots, in which the additions we are mak ing to our Navy are dwelt on in a disquieting manner. paper moi 111 V v u • The Junta of Bologna has issue( amount of 1,000,000 Small. The Journal des Debats, referring to the speech of L ord Derby at the Merchant Tailors' Hall, strys mistrust, menace, i and insult to France a re what it finds n that manifesto All the Lome . day. stomach, promote a blood, cleanse the si .., whole system. They prove an admirable restorative of a debilitated constitution, creating appetite, correctinc , indi gestion, removing bile, giddiness, and nervous or sick'head hes. It is impossible to speak too highly of these pills. that the .Austrian troops ed our frontier ; it is by Duchy that they have become the principal PROSPECTS OF THE MONEY MARRET ,_ _ Hiy (Frain the Daily News . City Article r lISDAY EvFzymio.---Anot er large flow of bullion to the East is evidently about to take place. We have reasons to believe that contracts to the already of a million or a million .Hid a half sterling. have been given by the Council of India. Of this sum, l it r tle adY l (i) oit as o it, f .,,. . ,tii. i . i r million is ket where believed to be already purchased or arranged The Continent is at present the ,- - ---- the requited sum can be obtained, and an adequate HOUSE I )1' LORDS.—YESTERDAY. amount of• gold can scarcely be expected •to The Marquis, of; .I):ORMANBY asked whether it might . be continued withdrawals of bullion from the Baul :ri li e. inferred i) from the French Emperor's speech that the Italian looked for.. It is fully expected that the shipments of silver e io.i\nce recognised the necessity of reform, and Whether the 'on. the Government account will be carried on with but G al ism nA i l t yL l l:, r d n c o not a i i i i i: c a lneutpossessed any information on the subject. little intermission of two or three millions sterling; oven in E the present easy state of the Money Market, this drain can declined entering into details. scarcely fail to have. a certain effect, the more especially as lr i t ,!_ Navin; had notice of the question, •is yes- Lon papers we HOMICIDE IN THE SMITH WALES IRO'N man named George Harris was taken before the Inagistratc at Tredegar a day or two ago, and, after a long investiga tios, was committed for trial at the ensuing Monmouthshire . • o •vr`v, ,r 1,1 1 • 1 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT• rßy BRITISH AND MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH lowing, facts : Harris had been fighting with - alum' who had on ly one arm, an d Meredith told him he was " ho man" for do i ng so . J Llaval 13,6tA1l LU TULL 1 cis .11U. ti VlLLuany to fight, when Harris kicked Meredith on the head so His 2:rief, when he saw what trt brivn t o cause his death. • sev erely as .event, so far as it was 111 )fits ally against a neigh- 0 - 11 Friday t iospitals, and deco- The Milanese ie Jmperor visited the the wounded lyinfr, then well as duty, 1 The Duke 01 SomlinsET said that tent _ vv. V .."4,1,a. gil. ...LW • ..., ../ Vv. •/........ / silver i s wan t e d on mercan tile account for China. , I l l o th c ) o n n f t ( r )r a et c ° I ' l l : de yvante been of The financial requirements of the Indian Government. but no s A ig u n st e i l •alian mans . have weighed upon the markets to-day. The actual reduc tion from yesterday's prices, however, did not exceed 3-16 Several bills having been advanced a stage, the House per cent. Transactions were upon a limited scale. adjourned at twenty minutes.to seven. In the other markets prices showed a drooping tendency, _________+____and another • ' owing, partly, to the languor of business. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—YESTERDAY The Bank of Englandstill gets little discount business, . „ • a Lord EL gave notice that, on Monday week, he should ferred the Cr fthL a* one finger shot Off owing, o e c o lon of Honour on several doctors, riests connected m• circumstance somewhat s urprising, s i nce th e t erms f o r the move a resolution declaring it to be inconsistent w i t h t h e ar _d o n one of the P lth the great hospital orropondent.. best bills in the general market arc not below 21 to 21 per dignity of the country for England to take part in any con- them—Post:lp cant. gress for the settlement .of the peace on the basis of the THE DIOCESE . n important transference (re from tl . snait T ni be h e e irigi l i e v i: i u i l i n g 3i s b2es t i o : • 1 pationat, ,ie see of Durham to the no. amount of gold taken froin the Bank to-day, for terms agreed on by the Emperors of Franee and Austria. of ecclesiastical y,Manchester, Ripon and Chester, •'s outo exportation, was £12,000. In answer to Mr. Wise, Bishops of . _ ___ m .. . i rub t be or DURHAM.—An • £1,04,9.per annum ; Haltwhistle, £593; s a e l f.ti 3 C nt o :: oi e l: hi i e s : s t i e6 o lr n o ef e . foir-ri e t B o 9 n' will be Magdalena,t l i i i: t g o td, orr ex o t w h purchased Lord J. RUSSELL said that Government had under con- made by the Ecclesiastic e sideration the. ystem of examination at the Voreiga-office. be transferred to the The fall in the Shares of the Bank of Drypt attracts a In answer. to .Mn Horatian, 2. Was.- 1 r. , good deal of attention. On Monda ' last the' •was £25, Lord J. RUSSELL said the French Government had coin- Elwick Hall, £s4` , „ I __ , yu Etherley £l3O - this y, price that peace had been Pens viz. :—Eg-glesclife , 9 80 • Esh l , , ;and o ier e), these assertions, .1. ..•-• . afternoon it has fallen to L2O, bein a difference of 25 munieated to her Majesty's Government her, L., , g ' re to be transferred -to th e Bishop of • which have taken place since thr 29th of April , operations per cent. It is rumoured •that the Bank has sustained such concluded, and he hoped, on Thursday, to have the cones- £l5O. Eight livings a to be reduced to £1,650 p er annum; they wove that the information which reached the Earl of heav - Ripon, viz.:—Stanhope, „__, , y losses, principally arising from Exchange operations, pondence before the House. 666 , nookhope aliment d 3/1 I - ,was altogether incorrect. If the British Mi that perh - th fa' ' aps even e rndend will be suspended. . Some conversation took place in reference eto Sir W. Hartburn,l £770 ; Whickhani, 1 ga t £4oo. - c a mesbury i kflairs had 'laced the discussion on East (ditto,) , B,edmar- nister. for Foreigt - P A.dvices from Belfast announce several failures- in the : Hayter's picture of " The First Meeting o • f the Reform out of Stanhope, £400; .t it £2BB ; and Lanchester, d ' d had invoked, in favour of the. Govern tiax trade, the Na- shall, £341 ;• Kirkwhelping 0 1 another groun ,al p ar tly in consequence, it is said, of a stoppage ' Parliament," mid which had lately been added to of advances by the bank. . • tional Portrait Gallery. £290. , ment of Parma, Lers were the heat, atilt this time for their coluttry !mutes, con tinue as assi auous in care oinniiig.of the unfortunate soldiers as they were at the The Emperor decorated a vivalidiere at Solfe- 0 ...L. w hile givny drink to a wound e d soldier, had theirs tresses, would not be.uureasomtble t Piedmont was prepared .; it is t collected in foree they menus making use of the territory of tlx invaded Piedmont. Placentia had Tortona, were - occupied by a corps d the frontier of Planentia ; the , attack must be attributed did not uttcl• a single word to pr( its power, the military operations o: sirous to . entertain international cor were ii piammg the line or conuaci, Parma proposed to follow in the exceptional circumstances in which it was about to find itself placed. Nothing Was said to us. 111111 i 1 fc,;1,1 • if is It only when the Plans of lac Only when the allied armies of Piedmont and France, having in their turn; aken the offensive, the Austrians were on the ;t wns oaiv thou th'fit in an_ received. The Earl of Malmesbury, his despatch, has only sought 01. d. iv fti to establish a suigiv ---7 - of Parma h a d never failed in its dhtio; of neutrality, and that Austria had always respected that neutrality. • To demolish • - quarter of Naples (St. Poli fearful state of alarm... MR. LAYARD AND nil tiou Was nu Liberal Par ty who tried hued very handsomcl'• tc not only ra ion at Ya whei e it v very gnevou event in his nativc iraw breath. soldiers, and The offic Swiss were Mazzini! Queen D Meantime , owager, has and Orazic I must rc Scorza, fer to Mr. ( franca is t officially 1] found scat he only bit of msted up all i tered in the st news since t are hawk( aid lazzaroui, fi Li ".... c ceo la bell, French peace fora so The hide havi n• vent T low to accept slic printing office .has been and the editor had to fly .ected with ctions. or any but wealthy met le vase in t Mercenaries is a most import ?art of the Peninsula, and Na The King is -now all attention to spends his time going from barrack ;id journal is instructed to ,say ) found to be in league with his Austriart mother-in-law, the baffled Filangieri, and effectually police . — minister, for whose character Radstone's pamphlet letter to L ord announciwv the treaty of Villa- wer town—small bits of paper are reets containing• it, and broadsheets jytee dei Franeesi ,ured to remark hat Austria mat it() where thei i i 4‘viss at Pc town that their unsuccessfully me exp, assage apply to YANNI BROTHERS, hers, Fenwick-street, Liverpool of SMALL KEYS ; can be had -Apply to Mr. J. 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