Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-09 00:00:00

Thursday, February 9, 18(30.

SPAIN.

THE WAR IN MOROCCO. -
MADRID, Feb. 8.

The official Gazette publishes a decree, nomi-
nating Marshal O'Donnell Duke of Tetuan, and
raising him to the rank of Grandee of Spain.
The members of the Chamber of Deputies have
presented their congratulations to the Queen.
The ground where the victory was gained over
the Moors has been given to the Duke of Tetuan
bY the Queen. Fifty cannons were found at
Tetuan.. Details of the battle have not yet been
l'eceived- Enthusiasm Prevails throughout the
kingdom.

THE sTADT DUES.

HANOVER, Feb. 8.

England has rejected the offer of Hanover to
11range the redemption of the Stadt dues by
separate negotiations, and insists upon a general
'conference of all parties interested in the question.

HOLLAND.

THE HAGUE, Feb. 8.

The first chamber has rejected the Northern
.and Southern Railway Bill by 20 against 17 votes

LNSURRECTION IN CONSTANTINOPLE.

PARIS, Feb. 8.

The Pays announces that a private despatch
has been received at Paris stating that a serious
insurrection had broken out in Constantinople.
Ne confirmation of this report had been received
11P to fifteen minutes past twelve.

AMERICA.

QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 8•

The s.s. Edinburgh arrived here at two o'clock
this afternoon from New York, with dates to the
28th ult. After landing her mails and passengers,
she proceeded at 4.15 for Liverpool.
°n Sunday, the 29th inst., the Edinburgh
Passed the Fulton bound West.

A RALIF.tx, Jan. 27, 8 p.m.—No sign of the
znerica.

The. California Mail was four days overdue, and
41ad not arrived when the Edinburgh left,
A.dvices have been received from South America
-to the 3rd December. The Republic has a long
Article denouncing the alleged action of a British
naval squadron, in firing into and taking poses-
llinn of the Paraquin steaniarTaciari. General
Lopez and Staff were on board.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 27.—The Post-office block of
ILI stores and a large stable adjoining were
'entirely burned. With the stable, the loss is
.estimated at 70,000 dollars.

R,-VANNAH, Jan. 19.—Sugars firm. Freights
slightly improved.

COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK, Tan. 28.

Flour market again heavy for States and
Western brands; sales, 4,500 barrels; prices—
•extra State, $5 25c. to $5 30e.; Spring Western,
i 5 to $5 10e. Canadian Flour steady, and in
limited. demand ; Southern in good request ; sales,
2,000 barrels. Wheat heavy, and prices some-
what unsettled. _ .

Cotton steady ; sales 1,700 bales ; closing prices
—Uplands nc., Middling 111 c. Provisions buoy-
ant ; the increased firmness of holders checked
business. Mess York scarce ; country-fed at $l7;
sales hard to make. Butter and Cheese are firm.
Wool is slightly improving ; fleece is the same.
Freights steady : for Liverpool, engaged, 400 bales
Cotton at 3-16 d. to 7-32 d., and 100 boxes Bacon
at 20s. ; to Hamburg, per steamer, 300 tierces do
at 30s.

The following appeared in a portion of cur
impression of yesterday :

AUSTRIA.

The Vienna correspondent of the Times says, that the
Austrian Government has stopped the sale of cavalry
and artillery horses, and that a very large body of troops
must be going to the south, as so-called military trains
will run between Vienna' and Trieste from the Bth to
the 15th instant.