Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-12 00:00:00

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TrEDIVIMAY, OCTOBER 1359

THE DAY'S NEWS.

In another column we publish, an address, by
CaptaintLongley, son of the • Bishop of Durham,
whickbe delivered in answer to. a complimentary
deputation which waited on: hint at Bishop Anek-,
Thp. gallant officer took part in the coudiat.
at the mouth of the Peiko,,in. which affair he was
severel.-. wounded.. In his observations he dis-
claimed and deprecated the accusations, cif trQn-
awry generally applied to the Chinese by the in-
habitants and authozitiea of this couitry.
point of fact, he says,. the resistance et the, Chi-
nese was natural, as, it would have been. in -our
own case had any" one endeavoured to, gvce an
entrance into on homes, or a landing on our
shores

He also says that masks on: tlii; embra-
sures of the batteries were perfectly obvious to
the assailing party. His remarks, am, worthy of

attention

The arrivlkt of the ship Levi, Woodbury, from
New Orleans, is a somewhat remarkable
_occur-
rence, in swan& as that she brought the large sum
of a hundred thousand dollars in specie, on con-
signment -a circumstance which has not occurred
in a sailing ship arriving at this port from
America for a considerable time past—indeed not,
we believe, for several years.. . :

By this time, we learn, the Sardinian minister
will have left Rome, under dismissal from the
Pope. His Holiness himself has also left, though
only for the Castel Grandolpho, where he con-
tinues to grant the necessary audiences.

Their Imperial Majesties of France met With a
Most enthusiastic popular reception at Bordeaux,
the flay before yesterday, on their route from
Biarritz. The whole city is described as being
en fete on the occasion. Very unfavourable
weather does not appear to have damped the
ardour of the people.
Some of the Liberal Press, we observe, are pre-
tending that the moral responsibility of a large
share of the recent assassination At Parma " lies
at the 'door of those who purposely prolong the
cruel suspense in which the Duchies are kept."