Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-05 00:00:00

NOVEMBER 5, 1859.

and causing them to suffer in some way from
their advocates' defects. But a party, whether
religious, or political, or even literary, is one-half
made up of personality ; and the personal influ-
ence of itself and its adherents is mutual. It, in
some measure, makes the character of those whom
it binds together ; and those whom 'it binds
together, raise or depreciate the tone of the prin-
ciples and the aspirations, which are the bond

THE LATEST NEWS.

INDIA.

SPECIAL INDIAN SERVICE.
CALCUTTA, Friday', Oct 14.—Four days later
than the date the mail left. The Governer-Gene-
ral has left for the North-west Provinces. Ex-
change on London, 21 to 1.
BOMBAY, Oct. 14, via Ceylon, per telegraph.—
Imports dull. Common freight, 15s. to 20s.
Exchange on London, 2s. Id., to 2s. lid. Ex-
incident in the sister country, to damage the I change on China, 224.
character of its high-minded leader. The MADRAS, Oct. 13.—N0 political news. Ex-
." Doom of Doon " has gone through every change unaltered. Imports : mule twist,
phase of horror, and Lord DERBY through every large supplies from Calcutta, prices receding
character of cruelty and oppression. The mock Grey shirtings, fair rates, little doing.
justice with which this ruthless Irish landlord Turkey red goods dull.—Cotton : No tran-
had met the supposed complicity in a single sactions ; prices for Tinevelly receded to 7
crime of some dozen heads of families, partook rupees.—lndigo : Great demand ; middling and
of that " wild justice of revenge," which, in the common, good supply ; new crops promise well ;
hands of the opposite class of society, has been 49 to 51 rupees for Kurpaho.—Sugar : Consider-
the bane of an oppressed country. Even the able purchases during last fortnight ; now little
Times, occupying a position entirely out of doing ;27 rupees 8 annas per candy.—Rice :No
VinPathy with the suspected classes, could only transactions.—Freights depressed ; season nearly
defend the punishment in the light of a con- over; 20s. to 355. for London.
science remote from the ordinary ways of men,
and even above the ordinary law of retribution.
Even he could only say that justice had got
angry, and had properly lost usual her self- The Austrian Lloyd's steamer just arrived
possession. Even many who knew and trusted brings advices from Constantinople to the 29th
Lord DERBY most, might have been more inclined ultimo. On the, 23rd and 27th ultimo, Minis-
to give him the benefit of a high and unsullied terial Councils, attended by all the ministers
Character, than to defend without qualification, have taken place. The four patriarchs of the
the prudence of this action. It is very often Greek Church have presented a project to Fuad
suißcient, when ealumny has laid at the door of Pasha for raising tithes from the revenues of the
ene whom we admire and revere a questionable convents, to be applied to the payment of the
clergy. The publication of the Levant Herald
has been resumed. The Presse d'Orient how-
ever has been definitely suppressed. The chief
of the general staff, Tefik Paella, and his wife

of union. The most unscrupulous of the enemies

of Conservatism know this ; and have therefore

not been slow to take advantage of a painful

TURKEY.

action, to anticipate our own decision with
the conviction, that there must be some refu-

have been conducted to Brussa.
Omer Pasha, who was lately superseded in the
Governorship of Bagdad, is not to return to Con-
stantinople, but another place has been fixed upon
for his abode.