The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-04-05 00:00:00

revenge,

IStr, THE DOLLAR CURRENCY.
Copt;ol7°BoN asked the President of the Board of
from th if he had decided, in compliance with a memorial
caller, e inhabitants of hingapore, to continue the dollar
'eL instead of substituting here the Company's

Mr,
cilletiv
Aro '• Surrn said the present system had not been
thotild be ,
eatte °f
r i
ednconvenience. If inconvenience did arise it

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EXPORTATION OF IRON

y of the

easury,

ut Puce having been signed at Paris,
-"
bonds
the e rtqllred to be given at the Custom Houses on
titti 11'°rtati.°4 of iron, and of certain other manufactured
1448, would not now be dispensed with ?
tip!, I'. "WILSON said the matter was now under considera-
and he would answer the Question on Monday.

be
()4
adjourned e !notion that the House, at its rising, till Monday.

THE ABDUCTION CASE.

cro; Hztrivaan asked whether the attenotfion of the
Susannah
tva7sront had been directed to the case
btirilt, a girl of sixteen years of age, conveyed to Ham-
leqb, °I. the Purpose of prostitution, and whether in con-
eas..—i.ne° °I the disclosures of the investigation of that
Dia- uefore Sir Carden,an correspondence had taken
Ilpietel‘,l3,etWeen the Foreirm Secretaryy and Col. Hodges, the
84; Consul at Hamburg.
4°lll ColonEt said a despatch had been recently
Itatio,l
, ~i• said
by the Minister for Foreign Affairs,
received
that
a4‘4o particulars of the case, from which it appeared
extensive traffic was going on, P
01l Lona
e crip-
rincipaliy between
tiork: 40n, and Hamburg, of this disgraceful d s
of
Hill!, le, ealraunications had passed between the mayorsd
would
Prevetl iverPeol, and London, which he hoped t tile continuance of this degrading practice.

I, lln re 1
METROPOLIS MANAGEMENT BILL.
13: 7 t° Mr. W. Wiradams,
ilewketliALt said it was intended', to proceed with the
r°l)°lls it
Bill.

Lord G THE AMERICAN QUESTION:
b .reeently
I°lllehhad°l3Xttett wished to know whether a document,
Ivrittetk appeared, purporting
the
. to be a despatch
SeeretA2 the British Minister, at Washingtthoen to
27th of
Pebru:s/ or State of the -United States, on
between this
co44t "PY last, with reference to the disputes
r,q4132114134
, the
to the
tnited7States, was accurate.
,laytn,,
,ead reference to the arbitration relative .. The
14114:,,15111wer Treaty.
It4ew_ vn.AbSTON It Wished, before the
question
osition
14 1,1Z:1, to call the attention of the House tfoertehne
cpe to the
was
this Government was placed in
04,014
rs-kinierican question. It appearerdebny the letters
both sides
the err; areticlen to Mr. Buchanan that
Protiliee:sPondence had ceased, and the nobleo lord had
la p,br' that the papers should be laid before the House
'the
reeary last, but they had not yet been produced.
Foreign
Ofaee
1:8°11 given for the delay was :
1° the as
occuPled with other matters, but he appealed
that the
Q° all
ti
tiooTtved.to interfere in so important 4°148e 'whether a mere mechanical obstaclieens.houHlde
of the
Go►eot rentwish to interfere with the discretion
to
.L.s as to the a question.
or even
papers,
on the
production of the
sidluji:ocit the noble lord to any pledge he had ma
1:4 held bet as he understood the question to be settled,
14e. '4 that they
possession of the
should be in the
1.0441,..°1 the case, for putwhere the responsibility of the
Comm rent ceased the responsibility of the House of
I.o4s,„began.
IDeaki,,, fAtiteas.rort charged Mr. Gladstone. with
the t ''g. ight,
, fitly of the important business,
that°lll!;glloflice was occupied, and repeated the reason
with which
ro-
tliAetie‘' been before assigned on the subject of the. p
by totirq the papers. With regard to the question putthe
Atilepie! Goderieh, he said that the papers on
day, ~., question would be laid on the table in a few
4ati :Liu he believed the noble lord would therein find a
B.aetorV reply.
of
pl3lt:atB4l° fuit.her conversation as to the course
ops
0;111ge on Thnrsday next in reference to the reseolu-
nd-
trierits
of L?rd ,/, Russell on education, and the
koti,:b Str . Pakington, the motion for adjournmentam to
"I' was agreed to.
On ii._ Tita up

the ~_ .
_
Sir a 'uotton for goin
-
Bttb• Altes a g into committee of suppl 3 ,
feet of '`ItAITAX rose to make some remarks on the
qi,a1301.2 ashquestion which had appeared in the Times
~ de yin? after the Easter recess, signed by Sir
, "Ying his S• James Graham's) and Admiral
8 state t .
VALUE OF A
practical One
,iri_ ns in reference to the attack on Acre
1:" been fined 10s. each for
,JOKE.—At Edinburgh
joking.thrfe persons
of the somnolency of a
iveracit__::red that the letter, Impeaching, as it did, his
hate
. , they had taken advantagebe
tiaputZ 11 that of his right host• and gallant friend, and
les otherwise disfiguring
the
co to them
motives of the darkest' kind, warranted 01 which he was rather vain, lendid pair of whiskers, of arse w •
th„hich he reluctantly took of availing himself
4 liotio, .
his personal appearance.
ecvoemng-nion to deprive him.o
EY AND THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.—.f
the Grand Pre o
FREEMASONRY 011 Re. ~. °I supply to make some explanations to the
on the 21st of January, the re He took
At Hong Kong,
Church, to Miss
gard t credit to himself, for forbearance with that city was married in the Protetan
the parties were
observeV the repeated attacks of Sir C. Na ier, and Ann d'Almeida, of Singore. Both.n
the
first instance
!,4e to tv,i4 his speech, to which the letter referred, he Portuguese Catholics, and had applied
to celebrate the
L 4 „,„ lien. and gallant officer the utmost credit for to the head priest of the Catholic Cathedral
the ground
iia
szantry and
rite. The rev. .gentleman refused to do so, on
, d ability which he had displayed edon land
ana
Freemason. The Grand Pre_
that the bridegroom was
4140 gay•
himfie spoke
of the limit of his PproYfession,
of the lady, took the. bold
and
tai..• e the tit
with the hearty concurrence
"on to the union a
Long the „ . .
interests
credit for his operations in sus- resolution of seeking.. a religious sanction
England, the
Of the t i, id Nish interests in the east, by the expulsion the hands of a minister of the Church of
gYPtiaus• The allegations Which he had made, Rev. Mr. Odell, himself a Freemason.

'AEI,IIE-NAPIER CONTROVERSY

The French army will return from the Crimea in
bo,lies of 20,000, with corresponding materiel. Above
six months will be occupied in the evacuation; it will
bezin in May and end in October. A despatch from
Marshal Pelissier announces an improvement in the
health of the army.

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