Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-15 00:00:00

,s of others,

nd its indisposition to. inter-
..

wise beyond its own legitimate province.
—"-- most judicious, and can scarcely

of confidence in Prussian

lip which is now evidently. felt throughout

of our Manchester vontemporaries, we observe—
rse in the Liberal interest—remarks of the ap-
ing banquet in Liverpool, in honour of Lordl)erby,
is to be regarded as the carrying out of a resolution
Iv a counterblast" to the recent great Radicaltcarni-
Rochdale. We also learn, on the same authority,
onservative counterblast is itself to be an-
counterblast," to be blown in
r by the Lancashire Reformers' Union, in
text, to which all the Liberal members :off the
Commons are to :be invited. Now, the ap-
g Conservative banquet here has really nothing
r to do, as a " counterblast," with any Radical
ration in particular, if any at all. It is merely
;Ifect to a spontaneous and all-pervading &snug
great maritime and commercial emporium, of
and respect towards tihe „noble lord, as tile
an Administration which did so much, in fso
time, to promote and maintain the interests •of
try, and whose career •Nvas only cut short by
"apulous intrigues of a factious coalition of the
dant character. The 'Radicals, it is true,

)3, another

their Carnivals in various Tarts of the country,
e' Conservatives have everywhere been much too
at. Liverpool is about to set a noble example ;
' ha'dical "counterblasts," we feel well assured,
Pr4ll effect in weakening the Influence' hich it
Pr

LI/oughout the kingdom at large

.:17,ever tlie London operative huiltiers may have so
vu to <lO for their own interests, they are at least
lig a commotion throughout the worlting classes of
311,11trY geatrally, which bodes no goad to the pro-
' o' industr
there y during the approaching winter season,
will
as usual, be so many other concurrent
°4 depression in the labour market. In the Metro-
the e°aelunaker s, who are also a ntimeroushody, have
echoed the demand for a reduction of the hours of
r ; and in certain of the manufacturing districts of
%tidy, the weaver.; are clamouring for an advance
Fes ; and in some instances a .virtual lock-out has
13r been determined upon, in resistance of their
which is deemed unreasonable and impracticable.

koned, (lad met 4ith scarcely-any success :
aot more than 5 had Witlidralyn theft application for

charged men and.fneir families to Englaiid, at the rate
of 194 rupees for each adult, and 97 r•ipees for each

The Friend of India siys'it is useless to isguise the
fact that a crate for England se:zedlevery class
a the Anglo-Indian public.
The reported uneasiness observed among the Moham-
medans of the Purijad is traded very ligirdy by the
ttahore Chronicle.

FRANCE.

PARIS, WEtINESDAN, SEPT. 14TH.—The .3foniteur of
this morning, in an article containing the details of the
late treachery of the Chinese, . concludes thw :—The
Gevernment of the Emperor andlhat of Great 'Britain
are, about to take measures together, se conccrtew, tl in-
flict chastisement, and elbtain every satislaction which
soy agrant an act of treachery requires.

SARDINIA.

PEMPOSED MONUMENT TO THE EMPEROR

NAPOLEON.

Itaxix, Sept. 14.—The rincipairilabitants of Turin
have presented an address to the head of the Municipa-
lity di that city, in which they state that the people of
Italy-should make known is France the feelings •of
gratitude they entertain towards the Emperor Napoleon,
by erecting a monument in Paris, at.their expense, ex-
pressive of those feelings. They request the Syndic of
the Municipality to take the initiative for the accom-
plishment of this universal desire. The committee is to
be composed of the Syndics and Mayors of :the principal
towns in the kingdom, thus representing the whole
population of Sardinia.

WEST COAST OF AFRICA.

The African screw-steamer Ethiope arrived here this
(Wednesday) forenoon, about 11 o'clock. She left the
following ports oil the undermentioned dates :—Benin,
July 24; Fernando Po, July 28 ; Canteroons, July 30 ;
Old Calabar, August 2; Brass River, August 4 ; Bo*ny,
August 7 Lagos, August 10 ; Accra, August 12 ; Cape
Coast Castle, August 14 ; Cape Palmas, August 17 ;
Sierra Leone, August 22 ; Bathurst, August 26 ; Tene-
riffe, September 2.; and Madeira, September .5.
The Ethiope reports the arrival of the screw-steamer
Hope, from Liverpool, at Old Calabar. She passed
the Athenian thirty miles south. of Cape Palmas, on
the 18th August. The strew-steamer Armenian passed
Teneriffe, Ist September.
The Ethiope brings thirty passengers and 2,326 ozs.