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

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 Lord
Derby at the Merchant Tailors' Hall, strys mistrust, menace, i
and insult to France are 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.---Anoter 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, litrtleadYl(i)oitasoit,f.,,..,tii.i.ir 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:rilie. inferredi) from the French Emperor's speech that the Italian
looked for.. It is fully expected that the shipments of silvere io.i\nce recognised the necessity of reform, and Whether the
'on. the Government account will be carried on with but G
al
ismnAiltyLll:,r
dnco not
aiiiii:
calneutpossessed 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 lrit,!_ 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
only one arm, and Meredith told him he was " ho man" for

doing 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
to cause his death. •
severely 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-
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silver is wanted on mercantile account for China. ,
Illothc)onnft(r)ra etc °I'll: de yvante
been of
The financial requirements of the Indian Government.
but no
sAigunsteil•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 colon of Honour on several doctors,
riests connected m•
circumstance somewhat surprising, since the terms for the move a resolution declaring it to be inconsistent with the ar_d on 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 .
snaitTni
beheeirigil ievi:iuiling3isb2estio:
• 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 aelf.ti
3Cnto::
oi
el:hi ies:stie6olrnoefe.
foir-rie tBo9n' will be
Magdalena,tliii:tgotd,orrexotwh 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,
980 • 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 the 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 per 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
gat £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
partly 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, continue as assiauous in
care
oinniiig.of the unfortunate soldiers as they were at the
The Emperor decorated a vivalidiere at Solfe-
0 ...L. while givny drink to a wounded soldier, had
theirs