The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-24 00:00:00

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ARRIVED AT KINGSTON.—Feb. 17; ship Haidee, from
Cardiff, in 43 days. Feb. 20; barque Trelawny, from
Glasgow' in 36 days. Feb. 24 ; steamer Saladin, from
14iverpool, in 24 days. Feb. 19; barque Swanky, from
London in 36 days. Feb. 12 ; Dorcas, from Newport, 76
days ; Faithful, 40 days, from Newport ; and the Juno, 39
days from Newport.
ARRIVED AT MONTEGO BAIL—Feb. 18; Murray, from
Liverpool.
ARRIVRD AT LUCIA.—Feb. 2; Patrician, from London.
Feb. 16; Agnes, from London.
ARRIVED AT FALAIOUTII.—Feb. 21; Calypso, from Lon-
don. .

The Count Paar ha; been sent for to Vienna, but not for
the suspension of his diplomatic functions at the Court of
Sardinia. He has already left Turin. The Sardinian
Envoy at the Austrian Court has received instructions to
remain at Vienna.

Tbc,.. Montreal Transcript understands that St. Hyacinthe,
a ..few years ago but a mere village, is about to petition
tho Legislature, for the purpose of obtaining an enactment
to enab'e the corporation to erect gas and water works.
Last year a beautiful market was bailt, at a cost of about
£3,000.
The Montreal Board of Trade is taking steps to secure,
as far as practicable, an uniform mode of selling and
delivering wheat, namely, altogether by weight. This is
the only legal and sensible mode, and we hope the ch.atwe
will be successfully and speedily eir{ eted. In every other
considerable wheat market, we believe, transfers are still
made by weight, without the intervention of any measuring
process, and the weighing is effected with remarkable
ease and economy by means of elevators.—Montreal
Witness.

The National Club has issued an address to the electors
of the empire, suggesting "at this crisis of unexampled
political confusion those points unconnected with party
politics which should bo considered by them - as of
fundamental hnportahco at the approaching elections.
The committee implore the electors to vote only for
candidates who will vote against the admission of Jews to
parliament, who aro for upholding that sacred,observanoo
of Sunday which at present prevails in this land; who will
labour to disendow Maynooth, and who, lastly, are sincere
friends of the scriptural education of the poor "

MATitIMONIAL lIESITANCY.-A. week or two ago an
Irishman named Cornelius Burke, was married at the
Catholic chapel, Abersychan, to Sussannah Quin, and
after the interesting ceremony they took the train to New-
port. Arrived at their destination, the hesitating Corne-
lius gave confiding Susannah " the slip." and was sought
for, high and low, for some time, but•without elft,cr. The
disconsolate bride returned to Aberyschan, and in a few
days the lost one was found, in some secluded part of
Newport, and taken to the train to be conveyed to the
woman whom he had taken " for better and for worse ;"
and when the train arrived at Aberyschan, it was with
the greatest difficulty-he coat be persuaded to leave the
carriage—in fact, he had to be taken out by main force.
He was then restored to his wife, and it is to be hoped
that his reception has endeared him to her, of whom ho
must have been dubious, or he would not have acted ill 89
strange a manner.—Bristol Gatietto.

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS'

[By the British and Irish Magnetic TeleyraPhl

THE NEUFCHATEL DIFFICULTY•

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The approaching conference relative t° to.
Neufchatel affair will probably take pla°,°
morrow (Wednesday.) M. de Hatzfeld and v°
Walewaki have had several interviews.

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