Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-15 00:00:00

PRUSSIA

t BERLIN, JULY 13.
The King and Queen are expected on Wednes-
day, the Empress Dowager of Prussia on Tuesday,
and the Emperor Alexander on Saturday. The
Emperor will not remain more than two days at
Sans Souci, and it is his intention to revisit Berlin
in September.

FRANCE.

The Paris Three per Cents. closed yesterday
(Tueeday) at 66f. 7)0.

THE MILITIA.

Last evening's Gazette contains an order in
Council, suspending the calling out of the militia
of the United Kingdom, for the purpose of being
trained and exercised.

DECISION or THE MAYO ELECTION COMMITTEE

MR• 1100 RE UNSEATED.

Yesterday afternoon the Committee declared that
Mr. G. H. Moore was not duly elected for the County
of Mayo, and he is therefore unseated and disqualified.
The eucitement manifested by the public to hear the
decision was considerable, and from an early hour the
lobbies in the immediate vicinity of the Committee-room
was crowded•

COLLISION OFF HOLYHEAD.

SIX LIVES LOST.

The Ship Carlyle, which sailed on Sunday from this
port for New York, hes been obliged to put back,
damaged and leaky, havihg been in collision off Holyhead
with the Austrian barque Grayio Deo, from Liverpool
to Triestu, which went down in two minutes. Six of the
crew were drowned.

THE PENINSULAR MAIL.

SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAY EVENING

The Tagus has arrived, with the Peninsular Mails.
She left Lisbon on the 9th inst. Amongst her passengers
is Mr. Howard, the British minister at Lisbon. Amongst
her cargo is specie to the value of £2,100 sterling. From
Lisbon we learn that the vacant places in the Clbinet
will be filled up after the closing of the Cortes. The
Brazilian minister gave a diplomatic dinner to Mr.
Howard, the British minister, previous to his departure
for England. High words, it is said, have been exchanged
in the secret sessions relative to the concordat. The
Nuncio has expressed himself with much warmth about it
Mr. Augustus Paget is charge d'affaires during the
absence of Mr. Howard. Rumours are being spread at
Lisbon that Sir Mortom Peto is unable to form a com-
pany to undertake the projective line of railways. These
rumours have done great harm. The reports of the state
of the vines are unfavourable. The grain crops are
abundant. Tho weather is fine and favourable for the
harvests. The Calcutta has arrived from the Brazils
Exchange on London was—Thirty days, 331 to 53i..
ninety days, 541 to 54i.

BANKRUPTS.

By British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph

Edward Puck, barber, Smithfield.
David Jones, Cardiff.
Edward Davies, Paddington.
John Wragg, sen., Sheffield.
Edwin Waterhouse, Dewesb'iry, Stafford Moore-lane

Swalloweiffe, Wiltshire.
James Clark, St. Thomas Apostle, Devonshire.
William Jopling, Wolsingham, Durham.
Joseph Piper, Shoreditch.
Thomas Watson, Whitby, Yorkshire.
Charles Dubll, Walworth-road and Knightsbridge.

YORK ASSIZES.

BEFORE Ma. BARON WATSON.

HOGG v. SMLTB.—This was an action tried in the Nisi
Briars Court, at the above assizes, on Mondry, for false
imprisonment at Liverpool. Mr. [Hill, Q.C., and Mr.
Jones, were for the plaintiff; Mr. Overend, Q.C., and
Mr. Addison for the defendant. The declaration charged
the defendant with having assaulted the plaintiff, and
conveyed him in custody out of a ship called the Ocean
Monarch at Liverpool. The plaintiff is a man in humble
life at Horsforth, near Leeds, and the assault was cm.
witted by the defendant, who is the assistant overseer at
Horsforth. The defence was that as the plaintiff was
deserting his family, the defendant had a right to proceed
as he had done, The desertion was denied. Verdict for
plaintiff for £2O.