Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-01-06 00:00:00

THE .WAR • IN MOROVCO.

The. Spanish Commissariat are • purchasing
cattle in the south of France foz--2the army I.IZ
Morocco..

111 E ,BRITISH EXPEDITION TO CiLDIA...

Her Majesty's ships,- Sphynxi,.:, En-
counter, and Oden, ana.several gosiboats arrived
at St. Vincent, Cape de Verd Islands, between
December 6th and llth, and sailed for Bin.
nairo and China.

MAIL NEWS:

CALCUTTA AND CHIXA MAILS.

The Nubia, with the next incoming mails, from
taleuttwand China,was to leave, Aden. for Suez
'on the,esening of the 26th nit,

• QUEEKSTQWN/- Jan,. 5.
The special train.from Dublin, conveying the
American mails for the Areglo SaX011; steamer
at Queenstown, arrived here at 330 pm. The
mails.eonsist of seven bags..

LoND4OI, Jan. 5.

Uughes, the absconding. attorney,, has. been
found guilty on„the first siudictmentagainst him.
As. he will be tied on another indictment sentence
was deferred.

The Ambas,sador of France is. expected
london to-day from Paris.

THE LOSS OF= THE Zo,RETHUSA.

WlegltEtlßD, Jan. 41,
The Arethusa from. Cuba, Captain Martin, for-
orders, with a cargo of cedar, mahogany, ana
tobacco, which anahored ofd Fethard, dragger}
her anchprs, after holding out twenty-four-haurs
in a tremendous gale on Sunday night, awl:went
speedily to fragments in. Bannow Bay, County
Wexford. The cargo, supposed to be valued at
about £100,0004., is. nearly all saved. Crew all
saved,, with the_ exception of one seaman, named
M‘LeaP•

The following appeared in. a portion, of our
impression of yesterday:—

FRANCE.
[as l.Ra's TELEGRAM.. 3
Panas, Thursday.
The Noniteur, of to-day, contains a decree of
the Emperor• appointing M. Thouvenet Minister for
Foreign. Affairs, replacing, Count Walewski, whose
resignation has been accepted. M. Barouche is its•
trusted ad. interim with the Ministry for Fonign
Affairs until the arrival of M. Thouvenel.

THE CONGRESS.
FRANCE AND ENGLAND.

The Times observes that we have succeeded rather
too well in obtaining the guarantees we sought before
entering the Congress. In satisfying England, the
Emperor of the French has, in the same proportion,
dissatisfied the powers interested in upholding the
doctrine which makes a nation the property of a king,
or the appanage of a priest; and, therefore, at the very
moment when it was about to assemble, the Congress is
adjourned sins die. The Emperor has committed hire.
self to the opinion that France can neither intervene
in Central Italy herself, nor suffer Austria to do 80.
Should Austria attempt anything of the kind, she must
expect war with France. The Times adds.—" While
desiring the most perfect understanding between the
Governments of England and France, England would
regard with the utmost repugnance the terms of any
treaty or agreement which would bind her to joint
action with France, in regulating the affairs of Italy."
In expressing their views, the Times trusts it is com-
batting a chimera, but adds, it is- one of its own
creation.

Orders have been received from the Admiralty for the
labourers at Chatham Dockyard to be reduced. to 166.
No fresh entries are to be made to fill the vacancies
caused by deaths or resignations.

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