Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-03-08 00:00:00

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best foothill*. towards each other ; and the Thitperor
is stated tot' have said that he understttnds and
honours the scruples of the Prince, 'Cliunt Prosper
de Chasseloge Haubat, deputy anti manager of the
Western Railway has been appointed successor to
the Prince, on the Prince's own proposition.

According to the Paris correipondent of the
Herald, this event would seem to indicate that
public opinion had carried the day, and the
Emperor has abandoned the war policy he had
pursued since the commencement of the yea
yet the belief of this alteration in the Imperia
Councils rests only on rumour

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CORM Marci 2.'--The ordinary Parliament
.I.;en for the Budget.has been .opened.
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the Prince Albert's news,. via St. Johns, to sth February,
has been received. The sales of cotton for the week in
Liveipool amounted to 62,000 bales, and prices had ad-
vanced 1-16 d to lid per lb. ; the quotation for :Middling
New Orleans was 6 13-16, Mobiles 6 11-16, and tplands
6 9-16 d per lb ; the market on the sth inst., however, closed
dull, and prices weak. From Manchester the accounts
.wete unfavourable, and the. political disquietude was re-
ported io be. increasing. Consols were quoted at 941- to
to 941. _ _

We hare' had rather more life ,n cotton daring the past
--cod by the slight reduction in receipts at Mobile
-d by telegraph, as compared with
the more faaourabla news from

he arri`al• of the him

) sth February

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THE NORTHERN. TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH 8 1859

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

Come discussion Was raised on a question asked by Lord
Granville respecting. the Vaccination Act, in which. Lord
Shaftesbury complained that, with all our skill and learning,
numbers of deaths by small-pox occurred yearly.
The Ecclesiastical CoUrts and Registries (Ireland) Bill
passed through committee, as did also the Burial Places Bill
Their lordships adjourned a

I twenty minutes past six

HOUSE OF COMMONS
Mr. Vance asked the Chancellor of the
was the intention of government to introduce
measure this session which will relieve the foreigu tra
Dublin from the impusts now levied '
the harbour of refuge at Kingstown
The Chancellor.of the Excheiu
these imposts were no doubt obie(