Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-12 00:00:00

been eirtified to

50
engine. bitt fora steamer ofuloo to 1
ne fireman would be required for each

to ;.which Mr. Rowan's invenl
expected by Mr. Lamont to arri

AT "AV

navy are pr

is now

the ni

T is a vent. considerable

lersev on

plied, is
Monday

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SEC()NI) EDITIO2N.,

XORTIIERN TIMES OFFICE, Ti

DAY, 9 A.n

EMBARKATION--EMPEROR
AT MARSEILLES.

.—The Emperor
arrived here. at midday, and unmudiately embarked
•1 the Reine Hortense, where he received the
At two p.m. the steamer left

MARSnILLES, Wednesday Evening

on boar

authorities.of the city

the harbour

T

COMMERCIAL.

The investments

the temptation is ditiiittishjd by tl

k place to-

ch aced 11
tc to the drain of gold. In the other- department'.
the "daesnigaennde

)W that

Few valiatior?

ls
quotafions of Consu
00/14. 0.

.voui-ab

been p

age the tendency of prices

In the Dis

it Mark

High rates

still demanded for log
he

dated paper

idvices from P
subscriptions to the French loan of 20,000,000 pounds here
already exceeded £40,000,000, including a very large
number for only 10 francs, say 8s of annual income. Evell:

body in any way connected with the Gov(
expected to take part in thi

----al demonstration.
t. Petcriburgh exchange comes a shade firinerj
quotations being 33k. A painful impression was introduce
into the Stock Exchange by the announcement that sixtee.
_ _

new n

more individuals, all- deLers in Consols, have this dal
ceased to be members of this establishment. This was the

precise form of the notification, their formal declaration as
defaulters being under the circumstances dispensed with'

The names comprise those of the parties who were cal:
pelled, at the monthly settlement in Consols last week,
_,11.°
compromise with their creditors, and who were allow'
until this day to settle all claims. —Daily News City 4rtickt
Wednesday Evening.

The English funds have again been firm to-day, -11 t
without any important movement, and there has been little
general business. All the principal discount houses 3re
indisposed to receive further amounts at call, owing to the
extreme difficulty in finding employment for them tor slort
periods on good. security. The failure was notified t
morning, in the stuck exchange, of seventeen members. 1!
is said the dividends will average about 16s. in the pound
The Bank of Belgium has raised its rate of diScount from
3 per cent. to 4 per c-ent.--Tlines City Article, Treclngs‘`"
Evening. • • • '

BCRTESE AND STOCK EXCHANGE EUMOURS.—It is said ilid
Paris: that the Emperor expects to be in Milan by the enni,
of the month, or the beginning of June at the latest-
th-e London. Stock. Exchange, according to the Times, the
7;
continued. suspense . between the hostile forces in Italy
ex-cites each day new conjectures; and the fact of Prince
Windisgratz having been despatched from Vienna. t°

make, according to_ rumour, concess

—,ns to Russia which i$
the eyes of some diplomatists can metiri nothing else than $
now her to do what .she pleses in European

consent to
Turkey hos also

The Times corrects its statement 9f Wednesday, respectill
coal freights for the Mediterranean. It appears that 345 is
the highest that has been paid, and that the present rate 0
not more than 25s to 325. ThA nArt. +l,pv Ole

been mostly chartered are M
Stora, Cagliari and Corfu

.Seilles, Tou on, Al,,vers, Berra
There is still a demand f°'

steamers for this purpose. The recent rise in Russian pr
duce has been followed by a considerable re-action, an

hemp has fallen £4 per ton
, .

Some of the bet

_ of Arnstein's banking-house at
Vienna, amounting to £400,000, have, it is said, been found
pledges to the National Bank.
The London and North-Western Railway traffic return
shbws this week an increase of £235.
The recent arrival of a considerable fleet of overdue
vessels may place a large number of :seamen at the.dis. Pesti'
of the naval authorities.

THE SUSPECTFD CASE OF POISONING BY A 3rEPICA/:
MAN.. - , Dr. Sznithurst was on Wednesday brought
before a full bench of magistrates at. Richmond, and!,

brought

him of wilful sm-ur

Yu.
der of a

named Isabella Banks, with whom he was cohabitz"z?
by administering poison in small doses. The prisoneri
although married to deceased, had represented than
they were unmarried. She had made a will in u
favc From a 61°r'

..., prepared by a solicitor at Richmond.
a
ment, alleged to have been prepared by a barrister in to. Wilt
though it turns out to have been in prisoner's handwritinl.
The will was attested on Sunday, on account of the urger
of icil
of the'case ; yet the prisoner refused to have any me"`
.. 4. a

y.voulAv7 as uc 11,011(117 ne said, to seep rile
profound secret that he and the lady were unmarried.
prisoner was at this time communicating with his first d.
In the will of deceased he was described as her dear frier'

THE LATEST TELEGRAgS"

ORGANISATION OF TIE

INDIAN ARMY.

The Commissioners of Enquiry have made theiir
report In their opinion the European army should
consist of about 80,000 men, and that the proportion
of Native troops to Europeans should be two to 011".
for Bengal, and three to one for Madras and Bombay
The artillery should be mainly European. There is
evidence of the highest authority of and against the
maintenance of a separate army for service in 111 ail, t
only. In the Native Army it is recommended thin
nationalities and caste should be promiscoal
mixed. The report is of very great interest,
embraces questions of high importance.

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