Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-04-14 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-WEDN'Z'SDAY.
The Speaker took the chair at twenty minutes past twetoel
o'clock, it having been found impossible to make a ll°
before that time. Bin so
The Londonderry and Slough Valley Railway
read a second time.
EXCHEQUER BILLS (X13,277,40°) Bra.
on the order for going into committee, f e
Sir. H. Willoughby said that on the third reading t), A
Appropriation Bill, he should call attention to a vote 0';
millions, made on account of the Crimean war, with a
to ascertain how the account stands.
The bill went through committee.
CONSOLIDATED FUND (A.PPROPRIA.TION)
This bill passed through committee, and WaS "derv"
be read a third time this day (Thursday).
CONVICT PRISONS (ABROAD) BILL.
The House went into committee on this bill. lied to
Mr. Sotheron Estcourt said that the bill only (V fake
Bermuda and Gibraltar, and its only object was
tc).,overg,
arrangements for the removal and discharge of Prl'itellt
the modification of punishment, and to alter to Pr e
the duties of officers in those establishments. that
o
Sir G. Grey considered, it was very
there should be a consolidation of the laws rolan*
convicts.
The bill then went into committee.
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ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS AND REGISTRIES (I—
This bill was withdrawn. desirable. to

VEXATIOUS INDICTMENTS DILI" reolig,
Mr. McMahon moved that the order for see °ll- I so°
be discharged. It was, she said, a most irallruler
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he could not understand how it escaped from a
-
Lords.
Mr. E. James seconded the motion.' as "1'
Mr. Sotheron Estcourt assented, and the bill 11'

drawn.
CONVEYANCE OF VOTERS BILL'
This bill was withdrawn.

SALE OF GRAIN BILL.

This bill was read a second time.
EDUCATION GRANTS (SCOTLAND). for Ole,
Viscount Melgund moved an address for return $ll4
year 1858, of the names of the places in , each Pfacl,
each county in Scotland in which any school is siL4l r the
respect of which any money has been old i° sot'
.authority of the Committee of Council on Eandati°ll.?.l
mg the amount paid for each school, and for Cachd; vii°
each county respectively ; specifying the religious bed;
tb
which each school is connected; and distinalisi,i; 00,
parochial schools from other schools connee;ed 1".000
Establishedp Church (in continuation and aruPlige3:
• rliamentary Paper, No. 102, of the present 50*
The motion was agreed to.
rettlfril
PROBATE COURT
Mr. Ayrton moved that there be added to the • of
relative to the Probate Court, ordered on the
.(1:;54'
last, a return of the number of grants of 9 i 0(
March
tion issued in England and Wales in the Yelt 1
Agreed to. 0:)
EPISCOPAL AND CAPITULAR PROPERTY (I,l°litiv
Mr. Ayrton moved an address, for return of the
f r the year 1857 of all property situate
metropolis, as defined by the Metropolis 1)();c:ii.
nagementmh Act, held by or in trust for the 13'i:oil
Winchester, and any canon, prebend, or other '
Paul's and Westminster Cathedrals (in orlilu)°' the
Parliamentary Paper No. 29 of the present sesiicilit:'te
Mr. S. Estcourt said there was no ob)ecti°,,d est ir
return, and the hon. gentleman could have the
formation that could be given.

The motion was agreed to.
The house adjourned at five minutes before Pe'

INDIA 2, AND CHINA.
HONG KONG, Feb.t
'1 11
Supplies of tea "now P 3 e
sti ot:
although
a:riivtehde. o•—The English Pen biliag,
4)31)11 pit
tea districts have been sWePt'ls;tiltal 41i;
lthouoi
qualities now arriving show that there is veril'-‘6:itreine.
come. Looking to quality, the prices paid ere 15,4130
dihigh. It is reported that the tea plantatioe ill:11;1°11:40
thsetreacgtsernisess osfu
caused teas to adbffvueariynecilregs2sinftrocoeta3lasttadidosv.uigeheAst.tfrso:;s,:clisool
upward,
advance has taken place, and the teedell
owing to small supplies. 0 Feb'
3, CALCUTTA, March B.—The English :Icicle° °cuts se.,lc'
by telegraph from Bombay. The roduce ,1-:p ess'll‘f
generally dull. The import market P ontiuues "ge'retv"
Yarns, though low, are still droopin; 31e,itelt5e0011Delt°
quiet. Freights very dull, with a downsoru
enable ships to load.

nfs"
c, Love me little, Love me long, ,' is the,
title
novel about to appear from the -skilful and P
ion:';
Mr. Charles Reade. e,
Mr. Stewart Wortley has been chosen 191,t Aft; by the
tives in the West Riding to stand egain,,'„orte'
Crossley, Mr. Wortley is likely to be suri 800401
W pigs. et3sl et
110 bill II
We pforning Post) understand that the t
received from Austria the assurance that ftlipeie(;oo,:
Vienna no longer insists on the disarming 11;1
necessary preliminary to the Congress. 4-congl0„ t
willing to proceed as soon as possible to the: 4
professes her readiness to accept terms 0114 pilP
upon her to submit to any humiliation. ---Allbe
THE MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR AT RA3LSGA,j-i;elcov
was held on the body of the German foollu,i et' el,
Cliff, by Mr. R. F. Emmerson, coroner, all:vipers et,
witnesses were examined; but, as sutficierlt.s`terioe' ref
not then be procured to elucidate so 111.) ell'anto
an adjournment for a week was deternill he he
to,
proved that when the deceased left the loteedy. Ad
in his pocket, but none was found upon t nosed witeht,
WOLVES IN INDIA.—We are greatly an at st
which often come prowling into the eauldro.osts ,s tetOII
Commit sad havoc amongst the sheep child The 'het+
have for the use of the camp. One nigib,t,:wers• • rs° t"10
away belonging to one of the camp to",,esicle
went into the little tent and took it f'ro7l, 'ole
and, although quickie), pursued by the ft he ciif.s4"
managed to carry off his prey ; the bones °beat
found the following day in a tope of trees ado Jtiffej "it
from camp.—Letter from Oude, in the itb!ni ents trifotol,4,
Ko ORI A.-M 00itIAG UA N O. —The elerl*Lt sati';os
40
this manure appear to have resulte 31,"which loceod
We have before us a copy of a panapblo„._, that ,
issued, containing ample reports and analr_ee's„ go$1:,roP00
doubt as to the valuable properties of this
considering the present low prices of egr.lv, not tfillo
crtny .ea
this new fertiliser is especially benefi „ric
e losc t' $ P
•limiltraa 'OOllOll
s
account of its great merits, but from th . thin re r tif
t Nvll efe t°
it can be obtained, and which places $
agriculturalists. The pamphlet to w? c may be
been printed for gratis distribution, and atlg-alf
office. yeni 609
occurrence. took place in the an ,list
THE BANNS FORBIDDEN.---A Strang- ,jetheu
Ingersoll, during the service on Sunday 7..anns „,01,40111gef.
was on the occasion of publishing the " roile
Wesley 11;jeuriisintegr:1100;i:::,
between two of our " coloured popidationn.,
Rebecca Lodine, or Sardine. After they _
If there 'ac 10°
G. Kennedy—had uttered the words, .tinvoditc'e oslltiot
present who knows any just," &C., übp 11197 35 t
congregation, and said, " I forbid the 3, ocite_oottrog
a wife already !" The astonishment ent%)eeted ,0
mpreenvta,ileeadufohr
ea
mfeowremeinasuitlesy after this u.lle_!4descrigf tltrciei
r erso to
would-be bride was afterwaridmsabgainrnededtir tifjege
marry another woman's husband.—•in *tielaios Aicf
MURDER AND RIOT AT CARDIFF.----baCC°llist, se Cs;ci
eoiag ifetl
by his wife out of the Foresters' Arius ,F.ieh she Lere
where he was drinking, in doing
ow", tbeetjer
altercation with the landlady, and s
_1"1- his svil,,gotoett,
by them to each other, Donovan u"
n cries oftho stbe'
home, bnt had not been long there Yf !Tv d int)
e_ 00_000
wcaellirengheaorudt,
thatand iterirfaltihttelre
Igviarsl
raratcriefriogaihietrhievolof
old;
whereupon seen people, entered 31,70 by' Idhulf per,
expiring from the effects of blows F the lan, the t? 4
The mob enraged at ,Mrs. MatheNrsaud brotehgetivj 10%
Forester' Arms, proceeded there, .
the
I:eft two children. Donovan e uwa., ionellfrozo
Mwirn,cl.°,ll.wag'thaenwdsfutorntihreurst atinodn Ps°alfelePeii:se:rleFil°6llnd'eccceflitneclitl-ttiPilliti
! that he had killed his wife: the
t the people
and the police could not preYen_
their rage on the property of Matlaevrs,