Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-15 00:00:00

more
thanreti
thin. .111
(60.1.1 contrary
107,tig under

of his client. But that Mr. Rose

0%416' Such an inferen
erend
``,itiS evident, we repeat, had no idea of surrender-

can reasonably be drawn

Ng 8
eal

and Mr. Rosc

.shout v

doubt-

of the Dover Commit

Mr. Cobden was the chair-

kioe,„ no doubt, upon those departments of the
back etit m
18540 re immediately concerned ; but as it extended
to A
karepi„...Pril, , the Administration of Lord Derby can

" said to have been to blame, SiL.,-
that in existene3,
contract •
the and extended them, on the gr. ouna
Previous Government had considered it a desirable

ce they found the

414itgunien

- That the contract in question has been mad(
°f f'3l' electioneering purposes, can scarcely be
• • iq-

an imputation only upon
id to do

of department

there had been

previous
item!! late. general election, with the object of using the
diary,es " of the contract in favour of the ministerial can-
hare"4'
—ever ; but the. committee declared that, "they
n° stilEcient evidence to
shew that any member of the
at of the conversation." There is
?certain want of Reform in the general management of the.
nstal Packet Service, and we can quite sympathize. with
the co/Imi.
port, --Ittee, when they express " a desire that the im-
bro nt matters referred to their investigation may be again.
ugilt lander the notice of the committee at the earliest

FY improper character, immedia

rillnent Was cogniza

OPPOrtUnity

to find that the Govern

meat have ,under

•
Proposition to issue a Commission of Inquiry
pfolonged labour on children employed in
We very much question the humanity,

Iron mit,

.• •
' the morality, of employing children in such an
"CUt*P a ion,
nits' Childhood, 'and even youth, is not the period
W
—e for such -labour as that ; least of all is it a period
h mind should be exposed to those unfavourable in-

Alich the circumstances of such employment can

Zgrcely fail to exert.. Children, in short, should be treated
Children—they should be allowed to play, rather than to
,°rk, and the only restraint upon their childish liberties
4ould be that which is necessary to bring them under in-
'traction and training, in order to fit them for the duties of

Let us hope that the inquiry that it is prop
ute may lead to the abandonment of so vicio'

TIM LATEST NEWS.

FRANCE

PARIS, Sunday.
(Zhe Alonituer announces that a funeral chapel
a hersneraTe) will be erected in the new cathedral
gai'lles, to the memory of the soldiers and
thel'rs who died in the service of the country in
A vari°ll4 Campaigns of Africa, the East, arid Italy.
posr: mass us
to be celebrated every day for this pur-
Etoierorn
krount of the fete of the 15th instant the
pardoned 1,127 persons sentenced for
law°llB crimes! offences, and infringements of the
or reduced the term of their imprisonment.

THE PARIS FETES.
The en PARIS, Sunday Evening.
Place in ,7Y of the troops into Paris, to-day, took
and "le greatest possible order. The Emperor
the ills suite proceeded along the Boulevards from
katinastillo to the Place Vendome, amidst the accla-
dee °I the crowd, which was immense. The
1.,-"g of the troops terminated at 2.30 p.m. The
they,riess and the Prince Imperial were stationed at
14,1141F0 Vendome. The soldiers bearing the standard
.with had been taken from the enemy were received
Whioh"ation. The flags of all those regiments
shot-were torn by the enemy's balls, or by grape
,Ittel,"°ited the population to enthusiastic cheers.
/7,48 no address delivered, nor any proclamation
—' °Y. the Emperor.