Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-19 00:00:00

RETURN OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON

PARIS, July 17th.—The Emperor arrived at St. Cloud
at 11 o'clock thislriorning. Prince Napoleon is expected to
reach Paris on Tuesday next. The cabinet has received
orders to proceed to-morrow to St. Cloud to meet the Em-
peror. _
On the arrival of the Emner.- St

saauatyl au tn. LuG,VI-111.1-Üb, nem
a crown
_of laurel in
.his hand, ready to present to his father

The—Paris correspondent of "The Times" says it is
"reported in official circles that a proclamation is to be pub-
lished shortly after the Emperor's arrival explaining more
elearl-y-than_m the proclAmations_Of_the_army the terms on
which peace. has been concluded. ,

_
alarming news 'has.re ached us from Italy.! There
was a demonstration; on Friday night,- atFlorenee: 'The
people and Government alike protest against the return of
the Graiid-Dnke. ".
The most important Roman States li.'"'ave';;;.t. deputat—
ions

to Garribaldi. --Modena and Parma are in a state of revolt.
The whole Italian Peninsula is politically agitated.
A letter:-from the French 'head-quarters in Italy states,
that a portion of -the 'French' army will 'immediately return
fipm Italy ; undoubtedly, only, the corps of the Imperial

JULY 19, 1859.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE `WEATHER.---Yesterday afternoon about four o'clock
he heat was oppressive. In about half an hour after the sky
egen to wear a cloudy aspect, distant thunder soon began to
all in quick, successive pealkand the rain came down in
rents, acdempanied Aith a shovietr of large hail. About
ii o'clock the sky again cleared. At eight lightni.
ashed, and' peals 'of thunder louder than:before followed,
nd rain again descended heavily for a short time. ,

—uu,Le-tune. It was soon, however, extmguisnea on ute
arrival :of a reel from Hatton Garden.
LIVERPOOL EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY, 111OLTNT PLEASANT.
—Consulting Surgeon, Hugh Neil, Esq. ; Surgeons, John
Poole,,Esq., Dr. It. Hibbert Taylor, Dr. Nevins; Assistant-
Surgeon, T. Bickerton, Esq. • Treasurer, J. G. Livingston,,
Es R. Report for week ending July 16, 1859 :—New cases
—Eyes 104, Ears 45 •, prescribed for and received surgical
assistance, Eyes 450, Ears 138.
DEATH FROM INNOCULATION.—Yesterday morning, at
Birkenhead, a coroner's inquest was held on the body of an
infant three months old, who had died from the effects of
innoculation. The jury found a verdict that the child died

Tall natural causes.
COMMERCIAL ELOQUENCE.—A weekly circular introduces
review of the state of trade by the following remarks
In our last, we reported an armistice between the hostile
orces which had so recently. deluged the plains of Italy with
[God. , That armistice now proves to have been the pre-
de to the conditions of peace, signed at Villafranca,by the
vn linadav or Tuesday last, which, unfortu-

, es no leave It afy free from the Alps to the Adri-
;Lux: La +..
The Bridge of Sighs the Palace of the Does ;St.

miniscences of interest, or works of art, which grace, the
pital of an Italian province, still acknowledging for its
ter a descendant of the House of Hapsburgh Loraine,

mine; of the stranger, twice dragged through the dust .by
he Franco-Piedmontese army. The solution of the Italian
uestion effected at Villafranca has not satisfied the expecta-
ons founded upon the promise, wTsich reached , from the
fps to the Ariatic ; for, although the gorgeously beautiful
athedral of Milan will now minister to its new Italian
ing, the fortresses of Peschiera and Mantua will still hoist
se --Austrian flag, and frowningly menace the newly acquired

ritory of the 'King of Italy

LANCASTER INSOLVENT Couirr.---Before T. B. Addison,
Esq., deputy-judge.---Discharged forthwith : David How-
NTT

ard, grocer and provision dealer, Itocnctaie ; ueorge TY
ck, rag and woollen waste merchant, Ashton-under-Lyne ;
William Coward, corn' miller and timber dealer, Hawks-
head ; William Clough, licensed victualler, West-houghton,

near Bolton-le-Moor; ;John Harrison, coal-dealer, Eierton,
Liverpool ; Isaac Bowles, railway porter, Manchester ; Alex.
Lampton, beerseller and coal-dealer, Bolton-le-Moors ;
Joseph Brierley, travelling draper, Ashton-under-Lyne ;
James Hunt., machine-broker, Salford ; Samuel Broadbent,
beer retailer, Manchester; Samuel Newton, cotton manu-
facturer, Manchester; John Fish, butcher, Crow Hill, near
Ashton-under-Lyne ; James Bardsley Holroyd, publican,
Oldham ; John Webster, joiner and builder, Manchester ;
James Taylor, licensed victualler, Shaw, near Oldham.
Adjourned one month : James Higginbottom, stonemason,
Walmersley, near Bury; Charles Booth, cotton waste dealer,
Halliwell, near Bolton-le-Moors.---Adjourned two months:
Robert Toulmin, beerseller, Bolton-le-Moors.---Remanded
two months : Joseph Partington, attorney-at-law, Rochdale;
William Lace, grocer and provision dealer, Manchester;
Charles Wordley Gibson bookkeeper, Ashton-under-Lyne.
Remanded three months. Edward Hewes, brewer, Man-
ehester.---Remanded four months : Edmond Comyn Griffin,

ore, Liverpool.---Out of custody : Robert
Batty, grocer, provision dealer, and beerseller, Manchester.
Petition dismissed : Henry Riley, clothes dealer and over-
looker of_ yower looms, Preston.
THE UNITED LEGAL FRIENDLY BURIAL SOCIETY.---
Last eveniro.. *hp

er stevei

,occu-

eld in the Teutonic Hall, Lime street. Mr. Mars,
pied the chair. The balance-sheet was read. It sliewec
that the balance in 1858 was £11,711 ; collected during the
year, £8,879 17s. 9d. ; outlay in funeras, £11,321 18s. 614.;
in the bank, £3,311 75. 4d. ; a deficiency by the late presi-
dent (Mr. Cullen), £166 ; in hands, £287 9s. 91d. Total
worth of the society, £14,000. Before the balance-sheet
was passed, a Mr. Farren alluded to the item of deficiency
by their late president (Mr. Cullen), and said he held in his
hand a policy for that amount, which Mr. Cullen had
effected at a great expense. Mr. Farren proceeded, at
some length, with great warmth, upon the services which
Mr. Cullen had rendered to the society. The meeting, how-
ever, got restless, and the chairman was obliged to put the
pilaus on the eloquence of Mr. Farren. The balance-sheet
was then passed.---The next business was the election of a
president for the ensuing year. Mr, M'Farlane and Mr.
Mudge were proposed : Mr. Mudge, however, was elected
by a large majority. Th.

beeretary was re-elected, and
members of committee were also elected to servo during the
year. The auditor was re-elected. A vote of thanks was
then passed to the chairman ; • and the meeting, which bore
44,„

Lee usual boisterous.character of " Royal Oak"
notoriety, then dispersed -in coMparative quietness, the only
breach of the peace being committed by Mr. Farren, who
struck a poor fellow, who was about half the size of the as-
. _•, • .

iiailant, in the mouth, when going down stairs.
THE LATE RIOTS AT WIGAN.-Several persons, whose
property was damaged or destroyed during the late riots in
Wigan, have'nutde claim for compensation against both the
inhabitants of the borough of Wigan, and of the West
Derby Hundred, and both county and borough magistrates

:ne clay upon wincn tne said claims ay
The amounts applied for are as under
man, damage to a cottage in Adelaide-street

William Board-
£B ; Rev. H.

butts,-£7 ; John Hesketh, Wallgate, damage to property in
Union-street, £6; and Dominic Finmorau, £l2; Peter
11I'Dermott, £2O ; James Hayes, £2O ; Isabella Harldn,

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

[BY BRITISH AND MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH

HOUSE OF LORDS.—YESTERDAY.
The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack at

five o'clock

THE PRUSSIAN DESPATCH
The Earl of MALMESBITILY demanded

ether the despatch

Foreig

version

ppeared in

le newspapers, was

authentic.
Lord WonruorsE"promised to produce the despatch, but
not the correspondence- connected with it.
Some further disenssiou followed'on the sai

CONSOLIDATION OF
,TTLE ,STA.TtiTE LAWS

Lord CRANWORTIf laid 'upon 'die table five bills, and
instalments of a series of plans;' intended fOr the consOlida
tion of the statute laws of the country. yore than 51 acts
were consolidated in these bills. He belfeved that 23(1 bills
would complete . the entire businesS, which tnightlbe
through in two v(
A let

'theiaedlegal debat

of the statute law commissioner
islips'atljOurned. at 25 minut

past' 7 o'clock