Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-06 00:00:00

AUSTRALIA

Aa.tgiu4une mails have reached London
Melbourne,. June 18, Ale in bulk slight decline
tied improved. Butter and Candles higher. Hams, Bacon,
and Cheese lower. "Wines and Spirits without animation,
'and no early prospect of a favourable change.
News from gold fields somewhat discouraging. The
Sydney report of June 13th, speaks of business having been
active, and the markets wearing an improved aspect, in
Consequence of decline of shipments to the colony. The
gold received by escort up to date 31 per_:cent. in favour
of the present year.

INDIA

The 1
auiv 15t1

News has received the Bombay Times, of
Market for cotton piece goods dull. Yarns
Cotton advancing, owing to continued de-,

China. Scarcely any transactions on European
Freights rather better, and 15s to 17s quoted for

DISAFFECTION OF TROOPS

ay at Berampore has led to Lord Canning

himself the responsibility of the crisis. An
day, had been issued, depriving the men of all

grounds of complaint.
.iovernor General's order ant

es that every

—tutor who enlisted for the East India Company's forces,
filiall, if he desire it, be allowed to take his discharge under
the provisions of the act for limiting the time of service in
the
shall bey'which directs that soldiers taking their discharge
conveyed to England and there finally discharged,
so the M
and that in the meanwhile, they shall continue to be subject
Act and the Articles of War.

)lAN CILINCELLORSHIP OF THE

EXCHEQUER.
announces the Right Hon. James Wilson has

to go to India as a member of council, and also
tenor of the Indian Exchequer. Mr. Wilson's
towards the Governor-General and the Cabinet in
r capacity will be similar to that which the Chan-

Exchequer bears at home to the Government

COL. GREVILLE, M.P.
he Speaker has received a telegraphic message, dated
from Col. Gossett, the Deputy-Sergeant-at-Arms,
rllling him that he has Colonel Gleville in custody, and
h(

member will be brought up to-morrow at 12
vas),‘,!) to epin the ause of his absence when his name
Ded axonee of the members appointed to try the Hull

4° Conference of Zurich opens:on Monday.
charged with the Ledbury murder, has been

On. Robert Windsor Clive, M.P.: for South Shrop-
'~hir, died vesterda • at his town residence.
The ),
gas strike in the Metropolis has come to an end.
1411:2eenas no prospect of averting the strike among the

tontr , g Freight Circular says, "that the Government
variouaets for the supply of nearly 20,000 tons of coals to
Ports, are at figures very disadvantageous to ship-

The Daily News publishes for the first time a translation
of the convention concluded between the Papal Government
1;14 the. Austrian General commanding the army of occupa-
;ll at Bologna, in. 1856. The armed 'maintenance of the
°Pe's authority was not only, committed to the Austrian
ieaeral, but the highest judicial powers were attributed to
rn.
tri To the tender mercies of the Haynaus was left the
al and sentence of men charged with political offences of
%rere,
t• degree, from high treason down to party demonstra-
10n, and members of secret societies.

RIJN
is
a, OVER AND KlLLED.—Yesterday a boy, whose name
Present unknown, was run over by a spring cart in
Vra_te-Street. He was at once removed' to the Northern
-(ospital, but died very soon after being admitted.
4- VIRAGO AND HER. PUNISHMENT.---A'WOMRE, named
iTrgaret 111‘Dona1a, while ih a state of intoxication yes-
dorda) in Crossha, sent her fist through some win-
ar:B7y and receivedll-street some severe lacerations on her hand and

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

[BY BRITISH AND MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.]

HOUSE OF LORDS.-YESTERDAY

NATIONAL EDUCATION IN IRELAND.

The Earl of CLANCARTY inquired if any change, was
intended in the system of national education in Ireland, for
the purpose of relieving those who objected' to avail them-
selves of it.

Earl QIANVILLE admitted the imperfections of the
existing system, and declared himself ready to listen to any
suggestion that might be offered. Ire• could not, however,
prothise to introduce a bill on the subject:
Lord DUNGANNON, the Earl of LEITRIM, and other peers,
made some remarks on the same subject.