Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-03-07 00:00:00

THIRD EDITION

NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE, MONDAY, 3 P.M.
MID-DAY EXPRESS.
RESIGNATIONFRANCE.
OF PRINCE

NAPOLEON.
There was a rumour in Paris on Sunday, which is
fueheved
.3 uy the correspondent of the Times to be well
patiod, that Prince Napoleon has sent in his resig-
til Minister of Algeria and the Colonies, and
'!" it has been accepted. The retirement of the'
.2.li!ice, or even his offer of retirement, it is
added,
"11 be regarded as the sign of a modified policy.
th4oeaunts from Cherbourg state that the ship of
at„! line Austerlitz has been disarmed, and
placed
.uong the reserve.
Itrlt is said that the officers belonging to the French
aIY of occupation at Rome, who are absent on
leave, are ordered to join their regiments forthwith.
Trade-bet_ in France is described as rather worse than
in baL'er• The falling off in demand for consumption
sa.ensed a decline in sugar, oil, and other articles
dull at use. Credit is extremely limited. Trade is
lard Havre, Bordeaux, Marseilles, and other
e toms. The flour and corn markets of Paris
are firmer.

PAR TURKEY.
cons is, Monday.—According to a telegram from
Pointe tantino I direct, Sussib Pacha has been ap-
ed iPe
sa Mnister of Finance, replacing Suffeth Pacha.
The Paella has been appointed Ambassador at Paris.
ti;eoita.llachian deputation has arrived at Constan-

THE lONIAN ISLANDS.
A the 28th ult. a deputation of the Legislative
''''osnserilblY Presented to the new Lord High Commis_-
psir -er the reply voted in answer to Mr. Gladstone's
noticing of Feb. sth. His Excellency, after
e.ennteleritr:aLlvith regret the refusal of the Assembly to
nil:the reforms proposed, said, in reference to
I_ange.in the Protectorate •. It 'is impossible for
into 411. Y time, or under auy circumstances, to enter
on _ communication with the Legislative Assembly
whichandion which has already received an answer,
dut
enc2.to must be considered as finally settled. My
18 o
to the observe the constitution, and enforce obe-
laws.

_
MnraoPoti
in fair TA.TNIICISAT'irIAjISPriMmAeRbiCeEasTtsS•and sheep were
Daly! a request, at full prices. In other breeds there was
moderate business done, on rather easier terms;
rraelialtiseesdan6dspitgos sold slowly at last week's currency. Lamb.
7s der 8lbs; beef from 3s 2d to 4s 10d ,
t 4ton, 3s 10d to 5s 8d; veal, 3s 10d to 5s 6d; pork, 3s
3°,4608 2d
Per Blbs. &c. Total supply :—Beasts, British
calve' fa 140 ; sheep, British 18,680, foreign 1,280 ;
13 s Br ,n
87, foreign 40 ; pigs, 550.
kiTlegittrG4 OP. There is a good business doing in all
extre. of new hops, the skew of which is very moderate, at
iii,vorae uotations. Yearling and old qualities move off
t tY, at late rates.
aboirb,°•)r 11foNEy —Consols opened firm, at an advance of
96 n. t',,?nd have been well maintained. They opened at
96,..1t- ;-.'l, advanced to 96g., and are now steady at 96 to
fir'. 44st price of French Rentes, 69. Shares. opened
el, at
French an advance of about 1 per cent. Canadian steady.
1: good.
beast Lo d.
CORN. —The weather since Friday has bee.n
aadlful, but to-day is overcast. Arrivals of foreign grain
fresh up
sour are very small, and of English wheat
-„teederat
.riugli,i, e. We have a limited attendance of buyers ; and
Foreign Wheat sells slowly, at last
rtea-;
d heavy sale, but no change. Monday'sß rle andpriocaetss.
seraaiii at last rates, with fair demand. a Norfolky flonr
s unaltered, and very slow sale.
LOCAL
INTELLIGENCE.

THE Sc
Sat„d u11i54
°tura'.
—This -splehtlld yebncl ltilet.l vu
fair
cargo a for Melbourne, with 150 passengers and a very
of goods on frcielt.
arriiev:llll.TßE ATLANTIC.--The steamer New York, which
fur f. `1 at Southampton from New York,o rep
thorts passing,
in 4°tll. r,lllooll3,46th.rough three fields of i ce, n e 24th Feb.,
l'ieSeutlez°2'—'od Saturday, a man named Henry Thomas
179 ,aged 55,
pressed in
a shipwright, cut his throat, in his house,
minddord-steet, Park. He had been very depr
for sorne time past.
Altaiti .
Mail Steamer Asia,
eaptai 0111\ AI Ams. —The Royal
04111 I'M, sailed for New York direct, on Saturday,
ear Y bafore noon, with about 60 passengers, and a large
so of Britishand Continental goods.
n 4IR To
-04„,.1 , WN COVE CIL.--A special meeting of the Town
thb bl , aas been called for Wednesday next,to dispose of
fine asuless which was postponed last week in favour of
THEweather and the race-course.
Bo
Nturd °rOTA.--Tilig screw steamer arrived here on
are rv.aY! from Valparaiso via Rio Janeiro, buther datesv
linder_l:leiPated by the arrival of the Brazi b ;11
TAE and that she comes here to receive new oilers. al)." AmpurrnEATan.—Madame Celeste will
.make her
titheel;Z4tnhe:
Linivetrhpisooitheatre to.night, in a drama
_which is
public. No actress stands higher in
ceiesestimation of the Liverpool public than _
THEte."4"e is a more general favourite in Liverpool. b
110°, LAniEs' DEsionavrum I—Sharpen your scissors
and
hileeat,uestiisf:usi pina,tveenrittiol:zdies' Scissors. Sharpener, a new
by which every lady can en ,ily keep
teeei issors sharp and in good order. One sei.t free on
Lour of Is in stamps, by Aitken and Co., 83, Fleet-street,
cah"' C. Wholesale and for exportation. Terms
I,_ Established 1851.
to TAE Ihsri, BAKER FUND.--It can scarcely be necessarye
in • esPecial attention to the fact that the performances
is Ind ,
-ttoyai,°' the Baker Fund will take face in therplea.
as
been to-moral,/ (Tuesday) evening. The appeal which h
Rad lolaade to epublic is one founded, upon long services
fail t ng-standint, gratitude, and will not, we feel convinced,
The meet withba warm response.
Co nno.,4llllaal Missionary Meeting of the Methodist New
_ttott„--I°ll, will take lace this evening, in Bethesda chapel,
The
t;ern-treet,
The chair will be taken at seven. o'clock.
fre, oetin3 will be addressed by the Rev. WilliamCocker,_en .
tree Itevatbeaa ; the Rev. Mr: Franks, from Haward
-,tenry it •
,M.lVhite the Rev. William Mills, the Rev.'
Tiii,N -rsuell, and the Rev. A. C. Bevington.
:o'clock bP-:a.--On Saturday morning, from four to five
Ita arldeonll:llC'43 Penh of thunder were heard overof
the
fle'ar, and ~,,.-},B"rrt. It is rather unusual at this season h
that there l',,Triade it the more remarkable, was the_ fact_
attendants
was no
Phere ~,,a --.', usnaih,
'panv thunder. Te h atmos-
raja nor lightning, nor any other of the
4111 clear, as usual, and telice°mm-orriing afterwards was fine
~,0,11,,,z,
young
lean ria, "r lAGISTRA.TES' COURT. —On Saturday,
Aude:lned James Benson, was brought up before aMe-srs.
PlBPoon :„-,,and Gibbons, charged with having stolen a silver_ee
inrei;"4. a BilVeir fork from the house of Mr. Horace J
had ,
been
~:read, 'Walton It appears that the young man
._
doinge:Tl°3-ed to do a 'ob of work at the cistern, and while
question,' contrived to secret and carry off the ;articles in
teonthsr!'. The court sentenced the prisoner to three
Tot imprisonment.
the. week
todiu I/POOL ROYAL INFIRMARY.—Return for - .
Patieiig AlarCh sth, 1859 Admitted : in-patients, 47 , out:
!I:1 • 4si: 16
; surgical casualties, 17. Discharged: cured,
;; irreignevieadl: and at own request,
.12 i made out-patients,
For til ,0; dead, 4; remain in the house, 192.
4111 C.e.-ensuiag week. Visitors : Messrs. R. Brooke,
Stnbb Melly ; phvsician, Dr. Vose ; surgeon, kir
huntes ; house suigeon, Mr. T. S. Walker ; junior
,
A.ll, surgeon Mr. J. Allen ; chaplain, Rev. H. J. Garrod
Robert Ilutchison treasurer.
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A•ra op 11•

&less,
stied
rec "slit. W. K. LOFTUS.— Shortly before going to
je tolr eived the melancholy news that our distine-
It dlt ' rasnlan, Mr. W. K I!. Loftus, is no more. boilt°4l Lek bscess on the liver, on board the ship Tyburnia,
kicealtstllieafter his embarkation for England from India.
1,111. uhrOnirie.
Itek,' GovluiNt-ENT REFORM BILL—At a meeting of the
J'.3-,,,, Committee of Norwich, held on Tuesd9, last
re,oiy k.,olnaan, pmq.,
insult
to th e!1----" That the Ministerial Reform Bill is an
a_
in the chair it was ultanimouslY
tht
~e. Intelligence of the nation, and utterly unworthy f
Nab:lPort of any who profess to be Reformers, as the
acir of any provision for lowering the o.occupation
Ivro Ise in boroughs is a deliberate confirmation of the
ivorlll. arid injustice pressing on the • great body of the
,in
treat „g linen of this country, -who have too long been
ever e" as outcasts by that constitution which they are
xiii
icyread to uphold and defend. That this committee,
Eizt i on this vital defect, thinks it unneces-
-407 to allude to other objectionable features of the
parplrnent scheme, and calls upon all Reformers in
beyparklent unhesitatingly to reject it, and to insist
whi'ja thorough and satisfactory measure of Reform
at once brought in, and the dismissal of a Ministry
totii; has proved itself unworthy of the confidence of the
`tY) and incapable of carrying out its wishes."

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

AUSTRIA

DRESDEN, Saturday Evening.—The semi-official
Dresden journal publishes a letter from Vienna, in
which it is stated, -Austria has, according to article
47 of the final act of Vienna Wiener Schlussacte,
proposed to the Federal Diet preparations for war
Kriegsbereitschaft.
VIENNA, Saturday.—The article of the Moniteur
of this day has produced on our evening Bourse a
great rise, National 76 50.77, Metalliques rose
proportionally, Exchange on London at noon,
12.50.