Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-28 00:00:00

JULY 28, 1859.

frh' London, on a conimittee of the House of CommonO. t
ostensible object of the forthcoming gathering is to celelidto
the honourable member's return for' Rochdale ;
Cobden's purpose,,of course, is to make it the occ,as* 1114„‘
full and explicit statement of his reasons *for declining'
join the present Ministry, and of his opinions generally 0341
the present. political aspect of the country.. It is on .diese
accounts that the occasion is inN'eStel with niore than ninig

general interest

The proceeding& before, the
of i'arliament; are diseleing ci
prove—what, indeed, welnew lo:

corrupters of the poor voters
Liberals,—so called. We sl
they are not Liberals at all, 1
Liberal they may be in.bribe

lections
only call

are your greate

but certainly, not in their pH
recourse to any such corrupt

till this is beillg

made very glaringly manif

le committee
eral Electioh, had

Wakefield, up to

returned COnservative mern'
Whig-Radical was broUght

that occasion

----
in the words of

one of the counsel before ti
election secured
_by bribery n

never was all

more notorioo

hive been no doubt

,s to Bch

letter of Conservative

luinn, treats the

matter' very pointedly

of the ra°c;

Liberalisnitlth is often so'pO

We rejoice to that the
the subject of the spiritual .de
of the large provincial towns,
Lords. The Right Rev. Pr

cal places.
radon has brought
ie metropolis) aid
fore the House cm
roperly urges." the

77 7.1 ~e
)artment in u`

siastical ' Commis:

lading purposes'
1, relating to that

A Billf it appears, is about to

Commission

he should objet`
ded hy'the Selo

to it, if it did not embody el

Committee of their Lordship's Tic
Vidingior attention being paid, fi
those places where property was
Commission, if actual spiritual. i

Le question, pro'
local claims of

alt with by the

in was found 0
ably seconded 1)1,

exist there. The Bishop
the Bishop of Oxford, who

tion with gr

earnestness on the House, as

most importance'
ill this Session 01,

zed the G

the subject, which Lord Granvill

r, on the part

the Government; declined to pledg
let us hope, -there will be someth

Next gess joll:

lal done on

important subject

The Raibiay Guards' Friendly
festii,:al of which body is briefly rer

In account of '

pother colt'

is' art institution that well descrv(

Port of our tilifr

way interests, wherever they e.xis
any amount of influence. In Liv

'teat,; and with

interests

certainly of great magnitude and
glad, therefore, to find that a-bram
to be established . here, .which wo'

and we iut:

soeiety is iv"'
.ery' heartily the

utmost success

Our railway

a Class of Public

officers whom it is of very great
have as respectable a body: of me

we conceive,
,ble,.-and tall°

placed in a position in which the
be provided for comfortably am

ieir families 041'
bly. We trust'.

therefore,, that, in the event of it
interests in this locality will be in

ion, the railll4.

gl've it a heArtl

support

--

THE LATEST

NEWS.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.
TURIN, July 27.—According to a telegram receive4r
from Florence, •the Tuscan Minister of the Itati,,°
has published an official report. The result of sie4
berations on the question or annexing Tuscany Nth
Piedmont, has been made' known from 141 plac&
including Leghorn and Florence. This result show
809 affirmative against 15 negative votes,,represeo,4
ing the wishes. and interest of 1;135,863 inhabrtanil
The result of the elections of' members of a speci°
.Assembly
.is also favourable to the independence °f
,
Tuscany. When the Assembly shall-have- recei/r,
the members froth the other towns it will, give It'
vote.;-

MARSEILLES, July 27.—According to advices 4.010
Malta, Admiral Fanshuwe left,. on the 18th inst., I°
Naples, with five men-of-war and one frigitc:- - Vice;
Admiral Mundy has left, with' one ship and 0,1
frigate. The ship Crecy and two gunboats have al'
sailed. Advices ,haire also: been received from COn'
stantinople•to the 20th. Official' orders have bl/given to suspend the departure of the reserves, pelt',:
having been concluded. The settlenient of the (la';
tion respecting the election of Prince Cotita, liar been
deferred until the arrival of • M. de Thorwenal.

THE FRENCH FUNDS.
PARIS, Wednesday, 12.10 p.m.—Rentes contill
flat, and open at 67.85.
3.25 p.m.—The Bourse is firm but there was 11ttie
i
doing. Rentes- have slightly mproved,--nrid-We
at 67.85 for money,. and 67.95 for the account.

kefield EleetioriCoiiingttee I re
ircumstances which clearly 1 hi
ng ago—that your greate44 I t

because, in effecil
themselves
;ase of Waketeld; la
would not 1104

Id, from the first la
would be. The at