Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-19 00:00:00

the present at least=-in theirndopted home in this country ,
and the probability is that. Kossuth himself will shortly

rejoin them.

Lord Leicester has just pioved hiinself a great benefactOr
to hi§ country, while he has at the same time, no doubt,
promoted, to no inconsiderable extent, his own interests.
He bas 'effected the reclamation from the sea of 700 acres of
the vast tract of low marshy lands near the little port of
Wells, Noifolk. For this purpose a great embankment,
involving an outlay of some £12,000, has been carried from
the liolkhani side of Wells, in a straight line tnwirrrig the

sea. England is therefore, by this achievement, more than
a square mile larger than it was, and capable, by such
means, of adding proportionately to its productiveness in an

ag,ricultural point- o

LATEST TELEGRAMS

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FRANKFORT-ON-MAINE, July to-day's ex-
traordinary sitting of the Federal Diet,,Austria com-
municated the preliminaries of the 'peace, and pro-
posed. that the contingencies should be returned, and
the Federal fortresses restored to a peace footiag.
TRIESTE, July 15.—A11 captured Austrian vessels
will, according to the preliminaries of the treaty of
peace, be given up to the Austrian Lloyd'sagain, and,
begin the running of their vessels to Venice.
_BERLIN, July 16.—The Royal Chief's Bank this
day has lowered its rate of discount for bills from
6 to :5 per cent.

BER:NE, July 15th.—The Federal Council has
charged Major Lahons with an extraordinary mission
to Naples. He will repair to his- destination, via
Marseilles, to meet the so called Swiss, who have
been—dismissed in consequence of the recent dis-
turbances. He will =order them to state to what
nation they belong to ; and has received positive
instructions to put an end, if possible, to the state of
things, which is too painful to Ids country, and to
render a return to their native land possible to those
who may desire to again become subjects of Swit-
zerland. -

THE AUSTRALIAN

-MAIL,

MALTA, Saturday.—The Columbian, with the mails
from-Australia, reached Aden on the 11th inst., having
been delayed by some derangement of her machinery.
The mails may be expected in London, via Marseilles,
with those from Calcutta and China, about the 27th
inst.

THE LATEST NEWS

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THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGI

MONDAY EVENING.
Consols opened dull this morning, and were very inactive
all the forenoon at 951 to 95.1, declining for a few: minutes
to 951, sellers, but afterwards rose to -951 to, 951. In the
afternoon dulness set in, and at the official closing hour
'Consols were quoted at 9.5 k. Shares were also very inactive,
and prices generally were quoted lower. Canad-ian dull
:French quite nominal. - - -

THE FUNDS.
91 9.

Lombards

-NOON PRICES
Exchequer 19

new :24 ;,-,T Bank gtock ... 220
ConsOls Money , 1, Three per Cents.. 951
„ Account -----

RAILWAY

SHARES,

Aipb.Not. & E. J
Caledintians
Dutch Rhenish ..
Eastern Counties .. 59
East Lancashire . . 93 95
Edinburgh & Glas. 721 Si-
Great.Nortliern ..102 104
77 • f
Great Westerns ~ .591

51: 6
821 3

Lane. & York.... 95-4-
L. and N. W..... 95+,
L. and S. W. .... 9541
Leeds Northern .. 47-4
Man. Shoff. & Lin. 36+,
Midland Stock. , ..10344
North British 574

North Staffordshire
S. E. and Dover ..

GE Wes. of Canada
Gd. Tk. of Canada.

York, New. 54 Ber. 931
York & 31id. 751

105 106

LIVERPOOL SHARE
the follo~viiig were the closi

MARKET.--July la

rib prices .esterday
:Nortl), Sf,affordsh

Ches. &' 13'lleat ... 72 73
Caledonia Stock :82,E 82
E. Cotnr.-71-1-1146,11 13:16-
E, L. Stock : 94
G. N. Stock :...:104.106
Great Wosterns 594 591
Lan. and York. .. 951 95.4

N.'E; Ber. c. Stck 931 91
York-capital. Stock 76376
Leeds-Stock
South-Eastern .... 21 21-
Dutch Rhenish ..„ 51x div.
Great Luxemb'urg
.61 6:4-
G. Trunk -Canada Bfx,b. 81
„ new shares 51 51
Lomb.-Vonetian 24. 9,

LOD. & Nor, West. 95 95-
' • 4-giares- 11 144
)LS. and Lincoln 364 36-4
Midland"stOck 'lO3 103
Nor. British Stock 57 57-',

new shares