Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-27 00:00:00

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Ta-morrow, the 28th instant, at Three o'clock, at Cunard,
Wilson, and Co.'s Saleroom, Exchange, Liverpool,

The handy, well-biiilt Brig,
ILLrAm PIINON,
11,. 170 tons register ;w length, 104 feet; breadth, 19 6-10ths
feet; depth, 12 7-10ths feet. Built for her present
' • owners at Aberdeen, in 1845, and has always been
kept in first-rate order, and, having been continually employed in
the oil and salt trades, is thoroughly saturated, and in very good
condition; has a flat floor, and is well adapted for a master. In

King's
or to

y to Messrs. W. Tarbet ana DOM, met-imam
CUNARD, WILSON, and CO., Brokers

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AA' SHIPS AND STEAMERS, SHIP VALUERS, AND
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Ir_ED.NESDAY,

JULY

27, 18,59

THE DAY'S NEWS

The House of Commons had. an early sitting
yesterday, at which Mr. Newdegate moved an
amendment to the Church Rates Bill, to the effect
that hereditaments should be charged with such rate,
to be levied with the usual county rates ; and that
the occupiers of houses and tenements be authorised
to deduct such rate from their•rent. Some discussion
ensued, and the amendment was lost by a vote of
191 to 99. At the evening sittinc, there were not
forty members in the house, which was therefore
adjourned.

Affairs in Italy seem to beraiiproaChing a clinia
Garibaldi is meditating a nitive to

!entral Italy, and,

joined with Ilez

-will, it is said, secure the independence of Central
n+ nn;rl,34 flint, • _

undmibtedly be an eruption between .the French and
Garibaldi,_as_adYices from Paris state that the Pope
is about to ;visit Paris, and assist at the coronation of

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promises{ that tve, :cannot put' much faith in th c

is no-Ay-in a very perilous position. His subjects are
revolting against him, and he may ultimately be
compelled to flee from the -city-on the -seven hills.

bre, when

situation to refuse 'but. now. he may think that the
use of a few thousand French
_troops in the Roman

,vaupca.alloll 101 all
the troubles and uncertainties attending his journey
to the Tuileries, and the erovrning of Napoleon 111.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says it is
reputed that Count Walewski has drawn out a plan
of Italian Confederation, and submitted it confidently
to the Cabinet. It consists of seven states, and the
presidency is not given to the Pope, but to the Kings
of Sardinia and Naples alternately. How will this
answer ? Ferdinand must be a very different cha-
racter, indeed, to his defunct father (Boml

,apari notoriety, to be tolerated by any of'. the
Italians who are now free from his power and

control

The alleged text of the preliminaries- of- peace,
signed at ,Villafonoa,, are published in the Parrs
journals. The fortresses of Mantua and Peschiera
are alienated from • Lembardy and given to Venetia.
The return of the Grand Duke of Tuscany and, the
Duke "'of Modena are provided for.
It is stated in Paris that 200,000 men are.discharged
from the army on renewable furlough. The advan-
tage Of this plan is, that Government has them still
in hand, while the cost can be diverted to other

causes
The

troops are Gaeta, Mantua, and'Piacanza:' Parma and
Modena are to have a vote each-in-th6-Vederal Diet,
the Pope two, Tiseany two, and Sardinia and Naples
each three:- The Austrian Gazette says that the

Emperor Francis Joseph does not set much value on
the above project, and is not pledged to its realiß-t-

The Xoniteur de la Flotte, a French Government
organ, says, that the Danish Government has ceded
the West India island of St. Thomas (?) to the
United States.

The committee to inquire into the, Wakefield
tion against the-return of Mr. Leatham, as M.P. for
that borough, commenced its labours yesterday morn-
ing,. the Right lion. W. Ilonsol in. he :chair. The
enquiry into the Ashburton cleetion nptifinn wag also