Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-04-02 00:00:00

THE BRAZILIAN MAILS.

LISBON, April I.—The steamer Tyne, from
Brazils, &c., has arrived, and will leave Lisbon for
Southampton this day. She brings 111 passengers,
diamonds to the value of 18,9701., and 16,2591.
in specie.
The dispute between Paraguay and the United
States, has been peacefully settled by mutual
explanations on the facts which had caused
it, viz., the affair of the steamer Water-
witch, and the conduct of the Goverment of
Paraguay towards the American agent who was
entrusted in 1857 with the ratification of the treaty
of commerce. The Government of Paraguay has
concluded a new treaty of commerce and of naviga-
tion, and granted concessions similar to those of
other nations which have obtained commercia
privileges from Paraguay. The Government of
Paraguay has also engaged to pay an indemnity
to the American Navigation Company, the
amount of which will either be fixed by a reference
to Washington, or else will be submitted to the arbi-
tration of Prussia, Russia, or England. An accident
has happened at Rio de Janeiro on the Don
Pedro Railway. The locomotive ran off the
rails, causing the death of three persons, among
whom was the inspector-general of the railway.
Besides the killed, six persons were wounded.

COMMERCIAL.
Exchange on London 251, some drafts were done at 25.
Exchange on Paris, 385; on Hamburg, 715 to 720. The
Tyne brings drafts amounting to £580,000 on London,
1,400,000 francs on France, and 350,000 Marc Banco on Ham-
burgh. Price of Coffee, 53.00 to 54.00 ; stock, 20,000 bags.
Since the Tamar left, there have been shipped 111,474 bags,
78,758 of which were for the United States, 5,226
for the Channel, 7,826 for Havre, 6,260 for Marseilles.
The following ships had arrived :—John Bagshaw, Misletoe
Esther, Britannia, Mary, Imperador, Catharine, Duckweil:
Regulus, Alice Gill.

The names of twenty-three Liberals, of whom eight are
Irish members, appear as voting with the Government:
Seven Conservatives voted for the resolution. The absent
s
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ninenumber,
Irish members. Only sevenincluding Mr. Atherton,
T.
Conservatives proper were absent, and of those three are
known to be suffering from indisposition. In addition,
according to the analysis in the Globe, there were thirty-five
Liberal deserters to the Ministerial ranks, including
liberals of all creeds. Mr. Crooks, one of these seceders, has
a motion on the paper in favour of manhood suffrage.
The House mustered 626 members, including tellers and
the Speaker,

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THE FRENCH FUNDS.
PARIS, Friday, 1.20 p.m.—The Bourse opens very
quiet. Rentes 68.5.
222 p.m.—Bourse is very excited; liquidation
very difficult. Rentes 68.25.
325 p.m.—The Bourse closes firm. Rentes 68,50
for money, and 68.45 for account, being a rise of I
per cent. since yesterday's closing.

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Austria and Russia having formally protested against
her admission on any other terms than those allowed
to the other Italian States. The same two rent
Powers have also demanded that Piedmont should not
be suffered to enter the Congress immediately on its
commencement, and as a matter of course, but
should only be permitted to take part in the delibe-
rations when called upon to do so. The preliminary
conditions on which Austria insists render it even
doubtful whether the Congress will be feasible; one
of the conditions being that Piedmont should
disarm, which she positively refuses to do.