Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-30 00:00:00

JULY 30, 1859.

The Aberdeen barque Sheppardess struck on a reef in
ay, and of a crew of fourteen, only two-were saved.
named the Flora went 'ashore at Walwick Bay,
.e of the passengers, including the wife and four
of a missionary, the Rev. Mr. Rath, were drowned:
w belonging to 11. M. sloop Heron were landed

he crew of H. M. ship Trident were
24 had died from yellow fever. •

I ashor

COINI MERCIAT

he Daily News City Article.)

At the commencement of busine

nsation' was occasioned by the pacific inten
The small speculator

meed in the Moniten;

forward 'as buyers,

Cons@

This advanc

if bon:
,fide sales. and a reaction

1 + per cent,
;h have fella

higher than yesterday
ed to-day's ri33 furnisl

ons wt

n policy 'of France has been

Ld a change in that: policy will alone

abcr markets opened at a considerable

ich was followed by a partial relaps

showed a disposition to

hat the coming- Indian Loan wi

No old was taken from

the Times City Article.)

r cent., but it wa3 only partly reta:

ition of the French Goveramer.

sated to-day apparently to compel or facil
ific statement from Lord John Russell

the confidence wit

rho experience for years past that the annul

the possibility of ready faith being acco]

.ces, however strong may be t

new change to be considered merely a si

I for money is more active both at the B

tistical documents issued to-day it is infer

'.than. Loan to be proposed on Monday next will

hat the new remittances being made to t

it in India are to reach £1,000,000 sterlir

advices, to-day, show firmness in the rates

k_.CIFIC INTENTIONS OF FRANCE.
Ines recognises in the note of the Moniteur,

a pledge of futlire7peacejo Europe, and rejoic
"..Y now return to security and peace. We sha.
In due time follow the example of our neizhboui

rancE IN THE BUTLDTNG TRADE.
tster builders having resisted the demands of their
ban

Tours' waves in return for nine hours labour,
ablishments of the great building firms in the
Will be closed on August Gth.

A COAST TELEGRAPIT.
raid says the for nation of a coast tele2,Taph has
sted by a circular, addressed more particularly to

interests

h of Dr.- 'Erskine, Dean of Irpon, is announced

IMPERIAL •PARLIAM ENT.

Y BRITISH AND TIAGNETIC TELEGILAPH.]

EIOITSE OF LORDS.—YESTEICDAY.
to the Marquis of SALISBURY, who asked if the
Abolition of Church-rates would be proceeded

late period of the session,

Ice of NEWCASTLE said the bill was not under the
Government, and would not be treated as a Go-
measure. It was, therefore, impossible for him
tat course the promoters of the bill intended to

tURY presented a petition from- a number lf the
the Established Church, praying the 1 t'..esc tc

lajesty for a royal commission to the

of LONDON believed that the alteration

_,,,s involved such omissions in the Litany
it carried out infallibly, divide the Established
o two churches. lie admitted that parts of the
ight be omitted without injury, but the greatest
ould be experienced in .obtaining the sanction of
) any departures from the ordinary formula.
RE of NEWCASTLE was of opinion that, if any
Were required, they would come with a better
the bishops and clergy than from the legislature.
ry Trial (Scotland) Act Amendment Bill, and the
Court Bill, passed through committee.
,throkers' Bill, and Boundaries (Ireland) Bill,

isecond time

plornatic Pensions Bill, and Criminal Justice
Assistant-Judge) Bill, passed through committee.
nsolidated Fund (£7,000,000) Bill was read Le and passed:

Irdships rose at a quarter to seven o'clock.

E OF COMMONS,

--YESTERDAY

der of the day for going into committee on the
-

orr said, that owing to the state of the session he
press the amendment of which he had given
,be effect that the proposed assessments on trades
3ions should be reduced from 4d. to 2d. in the
le would bring the subject under consideration

kfter a

short discussion the bill passed throug,lr corn-

•
loft of the Ashburton Election Committee .was
). The committee were of opinion that the alle-
bribery were not proved, and that Mr. Astell
sleeted.

he Rouse then went into a committee of supply,
upo
11 a vote of £21,192 for Protestant, Dissenting, and
cedingXinisters in Ireland,,
-clx•r-Ext proposed tlio reduction of the vote by £69,

'ease ucter the es

Oates for last year.
mine discussion the committee divided

I' or tho4m,endment
A

Majority against .
"I' Tote was then agreed to, and the discussion of the Civil
411. we Estimates oeenpied the remainder of the sittingx which
sitspendea fv:ia four o'clock until

xnelouse resumed at six o'clock.
111% .11ARDY brought Up the report of the committee,
Unseating Messrs. Price and Monk for Gloucester, and
(10eliaring their late electiOn void.
'ln reply to Sir J. Pakington,
A -
be to 1 4
the experimolls "Lord C. PAGET said considerable delay had
taken place
feoposecmade
nletal •
11/T
(4sing74 for vessels; but they will be probeeded with
Alvitv
On the motion for the c. t;

41ond,v,
ittlvrtzwit asked whether there anyintention On
::tth"me Part of the Government to reduce the naval armaments
e.country, Ile admitted that his question Was•founded
—41.7 'n a rumour; but its importance justified him in

r" xllLenc N the House till