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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-22 00:00:00

mourned at five mina

Y.—The house held two sittings to-day. In
the Chairman of the Harwich Election Com-
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The evening sitting was occupied
m, on a motion of Lord NAAS, having for
to restore protection to the milling interest in
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s befo,

policy of the

a lengthened de-

was rejected by 128 to 9;

-HARWICH ELECTION

he petition of certain electors of

erference at the

last election for that borough, be referred to a Select
Committee, and Lord J. Russell not opposing inquiry,

the moth
The CI

greed to

itable Institutions Notic
ing Debtors Bill passed through committee

s Bill, and the Arrest

Bill was reje,

went into committee upon the Law of Evi-

the several clauses of which were

should be prey

into by

ntinTA to this cours,

,he order wa:

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as read a

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I the Stock in trade Bill was read a

went into committee su

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Forward his

Rat(s_Expenditure Bill during the

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election

The Government,
not ob-

ghts since, as a pork-butcher, named Baton,
was returning to Monneville from the market of Martine-
ment (Oise), he was fired at, and the ball passing through
his head, he fell dead in his cart. A part of the lighted
wadding falling at the same time among the straw set fire
to it. The horse continued his road, and arrived at the
man's house with the dead body and the cart partly burnt.
The police have obtained a clue to the author of the crime,
Mr. G. and are on the_look-out for him.

The death of the celebrated discoverer of daguerreotype
has just taken place nearly suddenly at Brie, a village near
Paris. He distinguished himself early as a scene painter
by the happiness of his effects of light and shade. The
Chapel of Glenthorn; at the Ambigu, the Rising of the
Sun in Les Mexicaius, were saluted by the audience with
enthusiastic applause. His invented genius then erected
the Diorama. Every one remembers the series of enor-

mous pictures of cathedrals, of Alpine scenery, producing
almost the effect of illusion upon the spectator, and di-
versified by magical changes of light, which M. Daguerre
exhibited in the Regent's-park. Later, he succeeded in
immortalising his name by fixing the images of the camera

obscura, and realising in an instant effects which leave at
an imineasureahle distance the nose elaborately finished

AUSTRIA

The price of the precious metals continues to fall in a
way which astonishes the whole world. If there was ever

arrency shou

at a fort-

fight since be at 32 per cent. discount, there can now be
:me why it is but 18 per cent. Many persons are in 7
fined to believe that the sudden and unexpected change

he instigation Of Baron Krauss: What truth
there may be in this I cannot say, but it is certain that a
kind of panic has seized the holders of the precious me-
tals, and that the country people who flock to the money-

ash even

quoted, the tendency to a further fall being so strongly
pronounced that no one is inclined to speculate in the pre-

Negotiations are going on between the Sardinian and
Austrian Governments for the formation of a treaty of
commerce, Austria having demanded from Sardinia simi-
lar privileges to those enjoyed by England, France, and
Belgium ; the latter, after having advanced claims to si-
milar complaisance on the part of the former, consented to
treat. Great preparations are being made. in Galicia for
the reception of the Emperor, who will probably leave for
Lemberg in the course of the week. In a few days Baron
Kubeck, the nephew the President of the Reichsrath, will
leave for London. It it believed that he is the successor
of Baron Koller, who for so many years has been a mem-
ber of the Austrian Embassy at the Court of St. James's.