Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-08 00:00:00

NOTEMBETt 8,185 D.

%eiat in the diseharge tf its proper functions,

bQatillt with healthy -and regular motion,

anitlittillg industry, encouraging production,
"74,411't toil, corretthig -what iF_
hep4,:2211_ 8' What is stagnant or corrupt ;"abut,

irrezular

[ection an ar

at which 1'

:d be taken on this oceasia

•er, uni

at a. tin

nary circumstances to

- -
;titptiexpedient. We :have already exrressed our
hi_ ion of the Mayor, Mr. Preston ; and, in doing

but given expression to an universal see
tion for that gentlema

te -r
ter
and conduct
borough. It
Pe-

:he Chief Magistrate of ti
ith no disparagement to.hi

several

that we contend there are

4 t Boer, therefore
he h.ecvlocil whose
," office which he vacates to-morrow
he 0.'170 or three young and aspiring members
look whom `theeould name, who have a .right
forward to Civic Chair as a just reward
for the' time and
_pon our municipal affair'',
its ontre h. a requital for many sacrifices of leisure and
14le hleke which they.may be called upon to make, as
11
-418 cf the corporate body. But if the system of
qtt,"ll3ll
is to be .introduced, it is impossible •to'say
bee kay stop, or to what extent the chance., of
such
1141 '1711; ever reaching the . Mayoralty, may be
14sqed or defeated. On every account, therefore, it
‘'‘4l:sabt `l4irable that the-old established practice should
t,,,,.;!e-`1 to of taking another member from the
in lOpkinn hl9tilnn to succeed the retiring Mayor ; and
merits -cr One, Who, on account of his own personal
,very
ress well entitled to the honour, and 'who is in
4 the oject eminently qualified to maintainthe dignity
the Com ce,
and to promote the interests, at once,.
00:
'ble to,cratio,
trk and town at large, it would be pall
tespeets I—u 'upon any member of the Council, in
hlk„, rnore desirable than the gentleman ho has
ka.`49r been selected, we believe, by the Conservativew
l'iti°llritY we mean Mr. T. D. Anderson, whom
41av -GPe able to announce to-morix)w .n.B
dor of Liverpool for the ensuing year.

aims are quite equal to his, for
There

up
theo
municipal eff

they .bestow

orts,

TUF,LATEST NEWS.

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FRANCE.

,:PARIS, Nov. 7.
e preparations for the Chinese expedition.
with great activity. 8,000 men will
1"414%11,Y take - their departure during the first
tin December. No definite arrangement
has yet been TriAde to command the
—y corps.

THE FRENCH FUNDS.
The PARis, Monday, 12.10 p.m.
4jl4iti th°l4Be continues buoyant. Rentes have
ti°~stial -Pl'oved, and open at 70:20. The market
°1141'fi.,11114111,1 heavy ; Rentes 70, being a frac-
since Saturday.

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GERMANY.

tt CASSXL, Nov. 7.
the c,ector has refused to receive the address
414414iiiii"alber .of Deputies, concerning the re-
illent of the Constitution of .1831. To-
b. Iv th
e second Chamber will pass resolutions,
to forward an address to the Federal

CONFERENCE.

ZURICH, Nov. 7.
0, )44,i, ay- the French and Sardinian Plenipo-
il 1.,
ci°ol( ;111eld a Conference, lasting from twelve
two, after which a Conference of all
0,-clootentiaries was held, which lasted until
ck.

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ITALY.

i414.411:1.8 from Paris state that the proceedings
lj(qY the murderer of Colonel Anviti were
t 4 4111
t° r
iott. P ove a complete failure.
the
as been done towards carrying out
Parini,dent the Dictator, for the disarm-
people of Parma.

TAE MORTARA CASE.

John Ili,

iell, as Secretary for Foreign
th eceives to-day uesday) a deutation
'4le
Tortara protest, and to lay beforpe him a

! that
410Uld 4

fajesty's Government, ui ,

ttlement of the

ject of the

'te the

the Ji

to be brought

overnments of