Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-07 00:00:00

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SPAIN

MADRID, Nov. 5

An official decree has been published, appoint-
ing General O'Donnell Commander-in-Chief.

EGYPT.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 28.
The English General Malcolm has presented a
rich present from Queen Victoria to Said Pasha.

The English authorities are making prepara-
tions here for the transport of troops to China.

AMERICAN MAIL.

QUEENSTOWN, 6 p.m. Nov. 6.

The special train containing the American
mails, consisting of 18 bags from England and
Scotland and two from Ireland, reached Cork in
four hours and a-half. The mail was conveyed
to Queenstown by one of the river boats, and
waits the arrival of the Canada from Liverpool,
still due.

in a part of our

The following appeared
impression of Saturday :
FRENCH EXPEDITION TO CHINA

The organisation of the French army, to be dispatched
to China, is now considered definitely sett led. The
preparations at the seaports, for its embarkation, have
already commenced.
The four regiments of Marines are to supply 1,620
men. Each of the infantry regiments selected will
supply one or two war battalions, compmsed of men best
suited for Chinese campaigns.

THE ZURICH TREATY

PARIS, Friday.—Up to this morning the second
instrument had not been signed at Zurich. The delay
has arisen from certain difficulties, of littleimportance.

The restoration and the reforms in the Pontifical
States is confirmed in the treaty between France and
Austria.

A letter from Turin, quoted in the Paris correspon-
dence of the Times, says that, at Zurich, the Cabinet of
Piedmont required, and obtained, that its freedom of
action should be reserved on the articles of the treaty
touching on the Italian Confederation.

THE CONGRESS

The Post says we believe we may safely state that the
prevalent rumours of arrangement of an approaching
Congress, in which this country will take part, are well
founded. The preliminary details, however, are not
yet quite settled.

ALGERIA.
[REUTER'S TELEGRAM.)
PARIS, Nov. s.—The Moniteur publishes the follow-
ing dispatch of General Martinprey, dated
" Camp, Ain Tafourel, October 30.
"Beni Snassen has submitted to the conditions of
peace dictated to him. These tribes will give hostages,
and will pay tribute as reparation for their unjust
attacks. _ _ _ . '

" I have
,stipulated that the chief of the mountain
should come into my camp in order that I may receive
guarantees for the full amount of the conditions of
peace. He has just left my tent, where I received his
visit. _ _ _

"In four days I shall settle affairs with Ouchda, then
those of the plain of Anades, of the Versants, and of
Zikkero."

AUSTRALIAN MAILS.

These mails will be delivered in London on Monday.
The dates from Sydney are to Sept. •14th, and from
Melbourne to the 17th.
A private telegram states that Lloyd, Beilby and Co.,
merchants, who stopped payment in London in May
last, have been made bankrupts at Sydney., with liabili-
ties to the extent of £250,000, and with assets to a
comparatively small amount

The razes has received the following despatch :
MELBOURNE, Sept. 17.
The Emu, with the July mails, reached Adelaide on
the sth, and Melbourne on the th inst.
The first batch of elections has gone against Ministers.
The law-officer, treasurer, and Commissioner of Crown
Lands are defeated.
Don (a stone-mason) has been returned to the Assem-
bly, defeating the treasurer. The Solicitor-General has
since been returned.
Imports heavy ; trade dull. There is considerable
speculation in mining companies. Forty in the market :
some mere bubbles.
The supply of gold keeps up. Gold shipped since
last report : The Orwell, 42,221 oz. ; Royal Charter,
68,405 oz. ; Red Jacket, 39,737 oz. ; and the Swiftsure,
73,499 oz.
The banks have reduced the exchange on London to
1-L- premium.

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