Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-08 00:00:00

JAVA.

_ _
. _ BATAVIA, Opt.
Great fears are entertained that the nati'v's
Java will rise. Every European is armed.
A conspiracy to murder every European reg-
dent, wasdetected a t Dau.

BORNEO.
SARAWAK, Oct. 17.

The Datoo Patuige Garoor has been seized ft%
plotting with the Dyak chiefs to murder the
-Europeans. He is to be banished to Singapore'
Quiet is restored.

•
GALWAY, Dec. 7, No01;61
The Prince Albert arrived all well. Eneounte

severe weather.
LONDON, Dec. 7'
A Cabinet Council has been held to-day.
A telegram states that about £lOO,OOO of g°
ld
per Royal Charter had reached Liverpool on

way to London.
,;00
Among the names- mentioned in conneev-
with the vacant judgeship are Mr. Athert°llr
Mr. Phinn, Mr. R. P. Collin, Mr. Bovill, 3jr‘
Wild, Mr. Smith, Mr. Lush, and Mr. Welsby•

The following appeared in a portion of our
pression of yesterday :

ITALY. 3.
ROME, Dee' edt
The Session of the Council of State has been ope:le
and the Financial Council was received to-day by the,,A'd
and Cardinal Sevella. Its president frankly esiPtriosit
the wishes of the Assembly. His Holiness replieu, '''
he will consider what steps are necessary to give '-tl3
faction.
THE LATE MUTINOUS CONDUCT "n`
BOARD THE PRINCESS ROYAL' air
The Times alludes to rumours implying serious 'il,,i :it
cretion on the part of Admiral Rowles, Port-Ade'c's of
Portsmouth, in reference to the mutinous proceed'n'bad
the crew of the Princess Royal. The captai° /4-
granted.leave from Saturday to Monday, and the of
admiral, it seems, had granted leave at first for uggy .Mt
ship's company, but, when the men had aett,ii-ect l'''
to the gates of the Dockyard, counternieu; 'Pe
permission, and had the men marched h3c;'''',o the
Times suggests an inquiry should be made in' „ties'
transaction,, and if the case be proved, it will be 3416,er
tion how far the interests, of th 3 navy at our fu.':
port can be entrusted to such weakness and caPr'c''
NT a.
BRUTAL MURDER IN DUNGA-N,-• - tea
At Dungannon, on Monday, John Holden a
.u,311d,
policeman, murdered his comrade constable MctrioLell,e):
He decoyed him out of tlie., town and shot hiai t',,,j,
The Sub-Inspector, Mr. Mathews, was afterw'd.
almoSt beaten to death by Holden, who then rod J
VI- c
It appears be disliked' Mr. Mathews and .McLe,col
believing they interfered to prevent his getting c"-`'
permission to marry.—Freenzale s Journal. f
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CONVEYANCE OF GOODS BY RAILI are
The Times draws attention to the fact that the e_ll.,joil
for the transmission of pods from Scotland to li7per
rate of insurance is £lB 13s. 4d.. per ton by passenger train, and loble
ton by goods trains ; and that the chances of 5?... tile
property being stolen or utterly damaged unue'tbei,
management of the officials during the time it is irt iree
charge, are estimated to be about 1 in 4, the retlua
lishes a correspondence with the Scottish North-
e being £24 per cent. The Tilijolt
Railway Company on this subject.
Ilifle
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The enrolled members of the Inns of Court
Corps ROW muster 400 strong -
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GrNeaitneotyrinsteundde-nsttrseeotf,
hthaveeloVrgorakniisnegd
Rifle Corps. n tbi'4
Mr. Ernest Jones has written to the Times o_4i/4
question, " Will direct taxation benefit the...ivu'
classes ? " rd "
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Orders have been received at Chatham D
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