Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-03-02 00:00:00

not be placed in a disadvantageous position as 1.139'
the foreign shipowners. ;c3cicanti4ll4
Mr. Labouchere was ready to remove PxlY -7 but '
14
of which the shipowners would fairly complaul'
them not think that the British shipowner -00
position which prevented him from a fair conipetitio
the foreigners. e 01.rit
Sir-J. Northcote on the part of the Gos'erld
willing to assent to the motion, which he sh°
resisted if ,he thought it involved any
repeal of the Navigation Laws.
After some remarks from Mr. Fenwick,
fir. Claj~
Ingram, and Mr. Ridley, be
M. Cardwell urged that the inquiry 410111C1 to
as possible, thinking at the same time that veto
evil was beyond the reach of legislation, all'
much must not be expected from it. AP
Mr. Henley did not think that the inquirY
extended beyond the burthens of the ship Ping
After some further discussion, the 0--
agreed to question

CRIMINAL APPEALS. 111 g
Mr. McMahon obtained leave to bring
secure a right of appeal in crimPlAtt,
after some observations in approval by the
General, who promised a bill of his own if t 3
hon. member was not satisfactory..
ENDOWED SCHOOLS. bill fl
Mr. Dillwyn obtained leave to bring in a
better regulation of Endowed Schools.
PETITIONS OF RIGHT. tO 3
Mr. Bovill obtained leave to bring in a
the law relating to petitions of right.
ENCLOSURE OF LAND BILL. r 1 titi
The Enclosure of Land Bill was read a tit',
passed. flott
The other orders were disposed of, and the
journed at ten minutes past twelve.

LATEST TELEGRA3IS.

USTRIA.
VIENNA, Feb. 28, lABs9.—Lord Cowley Pre
his credentials this morning.

SARDINIA.
nf the
TURIN, March lst.—ln execution -
p'ed°°l
concerning the loan, the official -1 oit
Gazette publishes a decree, by which tbebc
of finance is authorised to alienate' - .11.
subscription, one million five hunuret a
tepr'
francs of the 5. per cent. Rente, at
seventy nine.

THE BRAZILS.
on
LISBON, Feb. 28.—The Tamar has f'ffe.
the Brazil mails, and left Rio 1511%.01°
7th Feb; The Tamar will lea` het fo
morning for Southampton. On iler
out, she reached Rio Janeiro fr°re}l
ampton on the 2nd instant. 11,/,,,e; cfrsc
political news from, the Brazils. nieet
fever were few. The minister and tbe pirO,
United States have left Monte Video fg
The President Lopez has accepted the 1170,04
the Brazilian government. Mr. Vrejprg'
panied by Guito, has departed for
whither the ministers of
4e)13
Sardinia has also gone. The

been expelled, from Monte Video. teo4l
Rio JANEIRO. Commerciallll
Exchange on London, 26, 251' el
251; on Paris, 370, to 380 ; oo n„.
695, to 705. The Tamar brillit'i,ry
on London to the amount of £550,0t Ffri
of which are on the account of
Government, she also brings arn'y
amounting to 1,300,000 f., and 0n A 1411:
300,000 marks banco. Coffee : g 0 -2 Otlt ,
quoted 5000 to 6,100, reis ; stock 01111:;04''',:
The roads continue bad. The ocport," atl)'
from January 8, to. February 7, was 11

THE FRENCH FUO; ply
PARIS, Tuesday, March Ist., 1-T, for
Bourse opens flat, and Renter 67.°°

account. vrep.
2.12 p.m.—lt is rumoured that the teld4
will immediately quit the Romanc
of
te
Lord Cowley's first interview has /1
factory

. Rentes 67.75. all 5
3.33 p.m.—The Bourse closes Slat,
tendency. Rentes 67.50 for Moilei'
March Account Austrian Rails(3l-ceoell
declined nine francs, and Lorabiltd°
francs.
-

FOREIGN INTELLO

FRANCE.
The Paris correspondent of the:o4 12`1
on Monday night, says the eliaocro"-0,
war are still the same. It is Ce.n e
that the disinclination for war
ti on at large surprises, irritates
the Emperor. Among the highe aes iCen
army there is very little or rio
The debate in the Imperial ParliP'lec"
night • has produced an excellent" esotliLl
English Alliance is regarded as, n 115
the best guarantee against a di;i•as;
The correspondent of the 063%41-It
change in the situation, and says t"tted of 1
as threatening as ever. It is rePl9fior
circles that three divisions of th,e it,'"aeo,ol4
forthwith to march to Lyons. l'terti.Ar
Pope for the evacuation of his 'art,
garded at Paris us a scheme c°,„necrOlerj
His Holiness and the Austrian go'
.0

GERMAN rteo;
• Thirty-nine members of the Ivl,lpre4,
ber have issued a strong address,r,o",p
the armaments in France are nx
establishing vassal states for the 114711'i'aD4
This is the view entertained gull ttti
man radicals. Unless the EtriPtlitit
war projects it is asserted tto r
sovereigns will have no choice bu

tion against him

_The Journal deßomlTeAstLa,Yte.s tot lit;
W ales, accompanied by his suite'
convent of Irish Dominicans. ,rt
Letters received from Frailic'°-itt
the continuance of the works Ste
bridge over the Rhine, betweel tb
burg, have been stopped, till
paid off.

...,tdheinTLantenoerve.devo
piCowleyenna
correspondent
of to
Vit, lett'
has presented fit
usTitlf:a.
1:0.
le are so disgusted 11/Ulc/11840d
for war, in order to end the prose"
• VS°At?
n exemptedxi
tyents
oi
forThffeecting
theet effecting a new diStnjotst
the qreation of a general tas estotn,
Mon
annio.sdfteof REFORMSFia Ne
hPasitr
fe
from it, and one for ghteeo i"
hotlhdeerslawndi-i•
emPted, ane w distribut
otaxl.uttao:otiov

Lord mSissionnhictsl4ll;.(eithtl :111
withoutie abating the hope's 7
oln. Turin correspondent o 10 is;
opinion that the real knot of t!.`` Fool .1
Itsh in the Roman States, not 1,11,e s•er.:
reforms.: if.
orms ,required in these Stir
war will be over for the present'
Austria consents to the