Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-21 00:00:00

SSIA.

ST. PEZERSBURG, Dee.. 119.-
o journals .of St. Petersburg publish...news
•
41t. the Caneasns, announcing that the'people of
41341eckhe, numbering 100,000 men, with.thtir
chief; Mahomed Amine, have declared their $lll3-
/tlissiGu. Other laibes are
.aisol.reparing to .sub-
mait.tilemselves to Russia.

AUSTRIA.
letAter from Vienna says that the Austriari
tileernflient has resolvd to reidoefthe army to
eativextrength Which it had -prior to 1848
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744N49.40;mcm..
•... • . .

•
HUNGARY. •
dealuastration has just taken place at J'esth,
ItheTe the magnates, dressed in their national
le°Etunles usembledat the church of St.'Erancis,
Pr'essent at a meeting in commemorativa of
be ueath of nine -insurgent Generals, who Lutd
,fr `ll executed at Arad. The authorities refrained
0111. any interference. It appears that the
ellB,trian Government have lately consecrated an
Inlatery chapel, on the spot where GeorgY, in
hanged Count Zuchy, on the suspicion that
w'ag actin for the interest of Austria, and the
ooc,ea. g
41 'ngs,e,f the magnates were intended as a
-"I'-(1093104stration.

XHE ARMY.

Njll,o Gazette announas. eral Sir
that Major-Gen f
ti:e -qausfield, K.C.8., is p haYethe local inkk:o
w.ll,,tenant,General in C. • zz. rieutenant-Col.onel
••11:Fiend if • of ,the
z.l a . ()plant, C. 8.,
_Royal Marines,
tair olnt6d 4ide;de-Calni) to thC-Qu•een, with the'
toil of Colonel in the army. The us:lal promo-
11„.8,'e°nsequent on the death of Lieut.-ser•al
clit-iiite-
k it, are announced. Major-General i...u• J-'
tenon bQcomeaieutenant-General.

1859.

THE FIRE AT ST. MATHEW'S, BETHNAL-
' GREEN.

The marriage registers and other chkrtich re-
cords, with the sacramental plate, of St. Mathew's,
Bethnal-green, have not been injured by the fire,
the stroag :iron safes, in which they were kept,
having served as an effectual protection.

THE CRYSTAL PALACE COMPANY.

The annual meeting of the Crystal Palace
Compahy was held to-day. It was stated that
the gross income of the year is £134,068, fund the
expenditure £88,753 ; 'whilst the nett earnings of
last year were £35,074, those of the present year
are X 45,315. The sum now available for division
:amounts (with the 'reserve fund brought forward)
to £57,940. The Chairman took a very hopeful
view of the future prospects of the shareholders.

LONDON; Dec. 20.

The ease 'cif the Hon. Hugh Rowley and his
late wife was heard by adjournment at the West-
minster. Polic.-court to-day, and was further
adjourned to Thursday.
The royal mail, steamer Parana, from the West
Indies, put into Plymouth •at 10 a.m. this day,
and will leave for Southampton at 8 p.m.

The death of Lord Holland is announced. He
expired at Naples on Sunday evening last.
The question of fixing a day for the action by
Mr. 'Vincent Scully, M.P. for the county -of Cork,
against Mr. Herbert Ingram, M.P. for -Boston,
for false representation, came before the Court of
;QueEn's Bench to-day. It was stated that more
than forty witnesses from Ireland were in attend-
-ance, and that the trial would last a considerable
time, as the case had expanded considerably since
it was last heard. It was ultimatey arranged.
-that the case should stand over until next term.

The following appeared in -v. part of etr
impression of rsterday

CEUTA A FREE PORT.
[YNEUTER'S TELEGRA74.]
• MADILIP; Dec. 19.-The Cadiz jou,rnals anTo-iince
that Marshal O'Donnell has declared Ceuta a freoTort.
M. Mon has arrived at Madrid.

PtRINCE JEROME.
[REUTER' S TELEGRAM.
PARIS, Presday.—The Monaeur, o to-day, --- tays :
Yesterdarevening Prince Jeromelld less fever,, and tho
state of hifAcalth continues to be rather satisfatory."