Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-04-26 00:00:00

THIRD EDITION.

NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE, TUESDAY 3 P.M.

THE BOROUGH ELECTIONS.
The bulk of the city and borough elections in England
take place on Friday. The nomination in one metropolitan
borough will take place on Wednesday, in eight cities and
boroughs on Thursday, in 109 on Friday, and in one on
Saturday.. Intelligence of the nomination day has not yet
been received in the case of about 60 cities and boroughs.

WAR MOVEMENTS.
.
The Paris correspondent of the Herald states,
iis from
official source, that Prince Napoleon has left Pafor
Turin. In Paris, on Monday, the garrison duty was per-
formed by the gendarmic and the national .guard, as there
were hardly any troops of the line left. The Herald's
correspondent says the war is extremely popular amongst
the lower classes of Paris.
The Times correspondent says. the Emperor will not leave
Paris till next week. Prince Jerome will probably be
appointed. lieutenant of the empire, with a council of
regency. The 'list, of aides-decauip and orderly officers
who are to accompany the Emperor is published, though
not officially. .A loan of 750,000,000 francs is considered
probable in Paris, of which 500,000,000 will: be for war
expenses, and the rest to indemnify railway companies.
The Minister of War is hurrying troops to the south . as
fast as the railways can carry. them. The whole of Gen.
Forey's division was expected to embark-,to-day (Tuesday)
at Marseilles and Toulon for Genoa,iiiiless countermanded.
General • M'Mahon, with 20,000- men from Algeria, will
probably join them there.
.The Vienna correspondent of the Times says that in that
capital politicians are well pleased with the Emperor's
determination respecting the ultimatum to Sardinia, as
negotiating was only playing into the hands. of the French.,
The attacks of the Vienna papers on France become -more
violent,eyery day. The Emperor Francis Joseph is stated
to have read to some of his highest officers an exceedingly
friendly letter just 'received from the Emperor Alexander.
A Turin letter, of Saturday, states that the railway trains
only run so far as Novara. Communication across the
frontier is suspended, but the post between Novara and
Milan was not interrupted. The telegraph continued to
transmit messages between Turin and :11filan.

FRANCE.
PARIS, 'Tuesday. —The Noniteur of this morning con-
tains the following : —The Senate and the Corps Legis-
latif will be assembled at one o'clock to-day, to. receive the
communication which Government has already announced
its intention to make. Yesterday Rentes were done in the
Couillse at 62f 60c.

ITALY.
Two Sardinian steamers which ply on the Lago Maggiore
arrived on Monday moining at Magadino, in Switzerland,
in order to take shelter against a probable attack of 'the-
Austrians. The traffic on the Lago Maggiore has almost
entirely ceased.

SARDINIA_

The bill for intrnsting the- full powers of the Constitution
to the King, consists of the foilowing two clauses, which
received the assent of the Chamber in an extraordinary
sitting on Saturday :—Article first : In case of war with
the empire of Austria, the King should be invested with all
the legislative and executive powers, and may, under
ministerial responsibility, take, by royal decrees, all the
measures necessary for the defence of. the country and our
institutions. Article second : The constitutional institutions
remain unchanged, the Government of the King having
the power, during the war, provisionally to limit the freedom
of the press and individual liberty.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.—Apntr. 26.
Consols, before the opening of 'the market, were heavy,
and were offered at 921, but they soca -rallied to 94k, and
are now steady at 93 to 93%. Sbares very inactive, and
prices steady at about the closing . quotations of yesterday.
French rule nominal It is reported here, there is a large
failure in Paris to-day.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—APRIL 2G.
The transactions in all new hops continue only moderate,
owing to the holidays ; prices, however, are supported. In
other hops very little ia doing.

LONDON TALLOW MARKET—APRIL 26.
Market steady. Spot and June alone, 568 6d to 56s 9d ;
July and August, 57s to 57s 6d; Oct. and Dec., 57s 6d to

NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET.—APRIL 26.
English wheat : Mich offering, and 2s per quarter dearer
than on Saturday. Foreign more sought after, and millers .
would willingly pay is per quarter advance, but few settlers
thereat. Flour quiet at 2s per sack dearer, with a brisk
demand. Malting barley slow ; grinding sorts worth more
money. Oats held for an advance, but not much business.
Beans held firm. Peas without change.

CORK CORN MARKET. —APRIL 26.
White wheat, 23s 6(1; barley, Ils 3d to 15s Od ; oats,
12s Gd to 14s sd.
MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—APRIL 26.
The market has rclapssd into the dulness of Tuesday last,
but the extensive business done on East India account,
during the last few subsequent days of the week, partially
checks the downward course of prices which began to
manifest itself generally on that day.

DUBLIN CORN MARKET.—APRIL 26.
Home wheat : Small supply; any offering sold early all
day at an advance of is per barrel. Oats : Supply limited;
good inquiry at 3d to Gd per barrel advance on last day's
rates Barley much lower, but sellers asked more money
than buyers were willing to pay. Foreign wheat in good
request, and prime quality realised an advance of is per
barrel. Indian corn not much inquired for. Holders
asked an advance of is per quarter, but few transactions
resulted.

LEEDS CORN MARKET.—APRIL 26.
Wheat must be noted 3s dearer than Friday, with fair
business passing. Beans rather higher. In other articles
there is no alteration.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
BELFAST, April 26. —Arrived : Belvedere, from Antwerp;
Brazilliner, Copenhagen..
QUEENSTOWN, April 26.—Arrived Haye, from Matanzas.
Sailed : Haye, and Catherine, for Liverpool.

SECOND EDITION.

NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE, TUESDAY, 9 A.M.

THE LORI)
NI A;YEORR. 'S
The speech of the Earl of Derby was longer than is usual
on the occasion of these civic banquets. His Lordship
announced that England had made one more effort for peace
within the last twelve hours. We have transmitted a pro-
posal to Paris and Vienna, offering to settle the points in
dispute by mediation, on one of these two points, viz.,
either the immediate disarmament of the three Powers
—Austria, France, and Sardinia, or an agreement that
each arm shall remain in its present position, and a state of
truce, if not of peace, pending the mediation. Lord Derby
insisted that our neutrality must be an armed neutrality ;
but he disclaimed all desire to commit this country
one way or another, while casting upon Austria
tthie.
esres\pvehnasitbeilleitry
the
e takingconsequences
o f
tthOaptrosmteoptemhaostilibe,-
Austria will have brought them on herself. But Lord
Derby did not intend by any means to exonerate Sardinia,
from blame.

ASTER

ELECTION NEWS.
Sir Allan McNab has become a candidate for Brighton.
Mr. Edwin Chadwick has retired from Eversham, being
supported by neither party.
Mr. Torrens McCullough has retired from Reigate.
Mr. Robert Lowe is opposed by a Conservative at Coke.

The war panic in the Stock Exchangs made additiona
progress, and a further fall has been witnessed of about I per
cent. After the close of official business, there was a partial
recovery caused by the postponed message of the Emperor
Napoleon to the Legislative Chamber. The effect of political
news is aggravated by the drain of gold from the Bank,
which it Is thought will certainly lead to the rate of dis-
count being advanced to 3 per cent. either on Thursday
next or Thursday week. A portion of the late demand for
gold is believed to have risen from the preparations for war.
—Times City Artirle, Monday Evening.
According to private telegrams from China, there has
been an adverse movement in the exchanges. The export
of tea showed a slight increase, but the stock at all the
ports was trifling,. and little more could go forward. In
exports of silk thiere was an increase of 1,500 bales, the
total to date being 63,000. An advance in price of about
ten tales had checked businesc. Yarns and some other
kinds of Manchester goods were rather lewer.