Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-24 00:00:00

THE _NORTHERN TIMES, TUESDAY, MAY 24 1859

THIRD EDITION.

NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE, TUESDAY. 3 P.M

THE W-----
AR IN ITALY.

ARRIVAL OF PRINCE NAPOLEON IN
TUSCANY.

LEGHORN, May 23. Prince Napoleon has arrived
hero, and was received with enthusiastic acclama-
tions. The town will be illuminated this evening.

GENERAL FORTY'S REPORT ON THE
BATTLE OF MONTEBELLO.

PARIS, Tuesday. The itioniteur of to-day says,
General Foray's report approximately estimates the
number of French killed and wounded at from 600 to
700, and the force of the enemy at from 15;000 to
18,000 men, but if the account of some of the
prisoners is to be held the Austrians great exceed
that number.
FRENCH IMPERIAL .HEAD QUARTERS.
The Illoniteur publishes the following telegram :
" ALESSANDRIA, Monday Evening. Yesterday the
Emperor attended mass in the Cathedral. His
Majesty every where receives testimonies of the public
sympathy. His Majesty enjoys perfect health."
TURIN, May 24.—The following is the Sardinian
official bulletin published to-day :—".Yesterday
evening the enemy pushed forward, reconnoitering,
as far as Virta d'Ales, without, however, any
result. At Verselli an officer of a Moravian

regiment, nanied Gruber, has been made rrisoner.
Garibaldi has successfully crcsied the Ticino, making
many prisoners in the frontier country."

negociated with an American company to work the
gold mines of thqt cluntry. •
By the arrival of the Coatzaenalcos, at New
Orleans, we have Vera Ciuz dates to May L Gen.
Robles with 1,700 men at Jalapa, and Gen. Ampudia,
with 2,000 men, was erzcarnpod before that city.
Juarez had issued a general exequatur to all Ameri-
can Consuls.. The English and French fleets were
to leave gacrificios on the 2nd. Advices from
kcapulco, of April 27, state that the Liberals had
taken San •lllas, Mazatlan, Manzanillo, and Colomo.
Advices from Minatitlan, of
,the 4th inst., say that
the sloop-of-war Brooklyn was at that place with
Mr; M‘Lane, who was making an official visit to
Consul Allen. Mr. M'Lane had addressed M.-
Ocampo an important letter, defending the United
States against the protested charges of the Miramou
government.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK May 11

The Weekly Averages of the Banks of the City of New
York, on Saturday, May 7, 1859, presented in the aggre-
gate the following changes from the previous exhibit of
April 30:—
Increase iu Loans 5813,200
Decrease in Specie
Increase in Circulation 504,020
Decrease in 'lndrawn Deposits

spirits turpentine: thty ranged froth 50c to 501 e, am!: 300
Ws were sold, near at hand. at 51c to 52c. About 2500'
bris rosin, at $1 70c—to arrive ; and 900) brls Wilmington.
tar at $2 623 c.
One: Linseed was comparatively quiet, and prices with-
out important change. Ab.mt 8,000 to 10;600 gallons
were reported at 63c to 64c. Grade whale was quiet and
sperm unchanged.
PRoytsieNs.—Pork : The market was more ache, and
the feeling- rather better. The hales reported, agghegated
about 2,500' brls., including new asess at $l6 12.4 c to $l6
25c ; old do. at 516 ; prime mess at $l6 50c to $l7 25e; thin
do. at $l6 25c to $l6 60c;: clear at $1950c ; and prime at $l3
to $l3 181 c. Reef was firmer, with sales of 1,200 to 1,500
brls., including country prime at $6 25 to $7 25 ; do. mess
at $8 to $9 ; repacked ao. at slo'to $l3; extra do. at $l3 `ti
to $l5. Lard Vl' aft fiimer, with sales of about 700 brls. and
tierces, at 11c to 114 e. Sholders and hams unchanged
Rutter and cheese steady, and rules fair:

RICE
casks, Wasaagtaiz.3ca_etotive4.7iten.d firmer, with sales of about 700
8 to

AMERICAN AFFAIRS.

FROM OUR* OWN CORRESPONDENT.
THE NEXT PRESIDENCY : CONFUSION OF PARTIES;
THE SLAVERY QUESTION STILL IN THE WAY.
THE EUROPE IN WAR': FLATTERING ANTICIPA-
TIONS OF ADVANTAGE TO TITE SHIPPING AND
COMMERCE OF AMERICA. MORE FILIBUSTERING
TO CUBA : DISASTROUS FATE OF THE EXPEDITION;
INSTIGATIONS TO THE FILIBUSTERS. THE NEGRO
EMIGRATION TO HAYTI MOVEMENT : THE GREAT
INDUCEMENTS. INCREASE OF FORGERY IN THE
HIGHER COMMERCIAL CIRCLES : INEFFICACY OF
THE LAW.