Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-25 00:00:00

THE BOMBAY MAILS.

[BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.]
SOUTHAMPTON, Monday Morning.
The RiShe left pon steamer, Captain Field, has arri ivied.
Gibrahatr:kleixBtand. ria October 9th;- Malta, 13th ;
X 215 . I, and brings 110 passengers,
silk, fl Specie, and a cargo of oranges, raisins,
lanitdi sundries.
A dthtiu:x.',
Adziral —Lundy's fleet was at Malta, and
Panshaw at Gibraltar.
The Princess Royal left Gibraltar for England
on. the 17th.
The PI'C.7ICh and Spanish squadrons continued
Off Algebir,is
7Gam' Gibraltar correspondent, writing at 4 p.m.,
1 the 11th, says:---LL We learn just now, via
Pain, that the declaration of war against Mo-
bW."o has been made."
Letters of the 17th, from Tangier, stit.e that
Spanish Consul was expected to strike his
iu the course of the day, and war was consi-
red to be inevitable.
one of the boats of her Majesty's ship Coquette
f„aPset in the surf off Tangier on the morning
°o- "le 14th. The crow were all picked up, but
Ilian has since died.
at Gibraltar
Delta steamer, hence on the 121 h, arrived
v ibraltar on the 17th, and proceeded.
erY boisterous weather had been experienced
on the; coast of Morocco and at Tangier.
e brig Lord Palmerston, from Marseilles, for
oeil,and, laden with Indian corn, had run ashore
arilh, and, after discharging part of her
ver;°' Was got off and taken to Gibraltar in a
`eaky state. She would have to discharge.

Th
articlee t9rrespondent of the Times says that an
J°llr
ror " 118 to appear in one or two semi-official
c4.l)aris, in -. h the object of the rm-
c'llgr of thw 11
e„ French in demauding a European
it Will be fully explained.
'lll i''''P°rted in Paris that Count Walewski,
for i; 44st interview with the Sardinian Minister
px'op r;ign .Affairs, said that to carry out the
first Z„--;`'lls of the people of Central Italy, the
kake'Z'llt was for them to have 300,000 men to
The
'War on Austria.
'War -.PreParations which Spain is making for a
4Morocco are on so large a scale as to
43' the general' impression, that the conquestthe _
ew territory, or a permanent occupation of
AelpolY's country, is projected.
PEtht a riB letter, in Le Word, asserts that Lord.
dor, 111:8tho has declared to the French Ambassa-
th,`",4t. England could not suffer Spnin to
ly,;(%)„'"oth sides of the Strait, and world oppose
1441Z'„7,ree• The English Cabinet, he said, would
the question of Morocco an European one.
Pre The f 1, •
•°
"owing appeared in a portion of our
°II of Saturday :

SPAIN.
Ikm) [REUTER'S TELEGRAM.] _
11101„.4113, Oct. 21—The Corraspoydenctr A utogra
ACicees that the corps d'a rmic destined for operations
f
of thi a will most likely be organized about the middle
The 8 eek. Gen. O'Donnell will take his departure.
correspondence sa
hyas we do no know if the
sit Consul at Tangiers ; arrived int Spain.
l'arl'II;t()110GATIox OF PARLIAMENT.
beeeinVertir ep, 'ti t,,lNvas further prorogued on Saturday to
•
Ace LOYAL MAIL PACKET COMPANY.
°i.ding. to the reports of the Royal Mail Packet
Puny, for the half-ar ending June 30, the assage
none y, for th six
*Jle • c months shows an increase of £11,086,
totts,, In freight there has been a off of £3,590,
IlpecOlf.leht upon the diminution of the shipments of
z22:°111 Mexico, &c. The insurance account stands
of the',,3Bo, subject to a heavy deduction for the wreck
Per 'aramatta. The dividend recommended is £2
lare.

Th.e
11, on correspondent says the Emperor is mo
toil.s that England should announce her views at sta
to ; that England has been invited to partici-
-011, in a meeting of the European powers ; and Lord
appr Russell has replied in language which would be
(21. ed of by all whoare frien.ds. of the Italian people.