Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-04-06 00:00:00

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and Collins' note in reference to the verdict in this case, but upon
reference to our paper of yesterday they will find that the
correction has already been made, and their note consequently
anticipated.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1859.

THE ASSIZES.

During the Assizes, we shall
daily, at 5 o'clock, giving
Civil and Criminal Courts
press. The trade, in order
must give their orders early

publish an Evening Edition,
the
,proceedings in both the
up to the hour of going to
to secure a supply of papers,
each day.

THE DAY'S NEWS.

The crowded state of our columns prevents our
•suromarising the general news under this head to
our usual extent. The political news adds very
little to that contained in our paper of yesterday.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer has issued
his address to the Electors of Buckingham,
and the spirit will be found in another
column. The Globe states that Parliament will be
dissolved on the 16th instant. In the House of
Commons, last night, Mr. Berkeley gave notice that
on Tuesday next he would move a resolution on the
subject of the Ballot. The Title to Landed Estates
Bill was withdrawn. On
.the question of Mr. Hors-
fall, an important conversation took place .on the
grant to the Galway line of Atlantie steamers.
The Paris correspondent of the Herald does not
recollect a single day, since the Ist of January,
ushered in the Italian question so ominously, when
the alarm of the public has equalled that which now
prevails. It is the universal belief of the army that
war is on the eve of breaking out.
Advices have been received from Naples to the
2nd instant, The strength of the King is con-
tinually declining, and the news of his Majesty's
condition has caused a fall of four francs in the
public funds during the last two days. Since the
commencement of this year, the fall has been 10
francs. The Queen has despatched Prince Carini on
a diplomatic mission to Berlin. The armaments are
still going on, and three vessels have left Naples,
laden with shot, for Sicily. The troops garrisoning
the citidel of Syracuse have recently been reinforced.
Advices have also been received from Rome to the
2nd instant. The French Ambassador, the Duke de
Grammont, has given a dinner to the Marquis
D'Azeglio, and other Piedmontese notabilities resi-
dent in Rome, The Marquis D'Azeglio km been

recalled, by tel,►raph, to Turin. The Prime of
Wales and Lo'rd Stratford are still in Rome.

The Viennu correspondent of the Timss, writing
on Saturday, says a rumour vas in circulation that
France vas displaying a much less conciliatory spirit
than she did two or three days before. It is by no
means probable that Austria will consent to take
part in the Congress if Sardinia does not consent to
disarm ; but political agitation has been carried to
such a pitch, and the country is so crowded with
revolutionary adventurers, that Count Cavour could
not beat a retreat even if he desired, and he will,
therefore, refuse to disarm. Lombardy and the
Italian Duchies are reported to be full of French
agents who do their utmost to bring about a
revolution.
Advices from the Mauritius are to the 11th March.
Abundant rains had fallen, and greatly benefitted
the plantations. Money plentiful, and trade heavy.
Sugar had advanced.
The news by the West India, .Australian, and
Indian mails, will be found in another column.

Locally, the sews is confined to an extraordinary
trial for libel, of Tyrer v. lkiTiellan, which we have
reported at foil length in to-day's paper, and which
will command great interest. Among other matters
will be found some curious cases in the Police-court,
showing how the Social Evil system works in
Hotham-street, and the amount of money expended
in this destructive vice.