The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-30

session The financial reform movsmsut soum.,..a,,
Liverpool and tshen up BY sr Cobden and hi, parity
government Our eorrespon dent Who possesses greet
facilities for knowing what psss az in odios oircies
in the fereign office Thursday last this mater
vas taken into very serious consideration, and
80 Influenced have Her Majesty's ministers be-
ton, we'll the justice OF the poiuts contenAsd
for that reported they have resolved to make some
surprising retreDchments in the naval and military
expen dturs for the year 1879 Our correspondent
makes the prophetic remark that this
srfu dodge" the gov will bs In frequent MI
norites during the session TIE office Of rst Lord Of
the Admiralty has been offered to Lord Morpeth Who
event Of bis deeiniDs the VII p be oonfred t on
Mr. Barring. M p The case OF Baron Rothschild II
likely to cause an animated debate being the intsn-
ton OF leading conservative to for Q new writ.
The Latest Irish Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l3-I1A.
The advioes Of Dublin, Cork and Belfast oorrss-
pondents have just to hand. These letters are
dated yesterday evening. From them obtain W
risty Of late and intereeting intelligence.
The Irish law officers Of the crown are in pretty
mess with regard to the prosecution Of Mr. Duffy A
yet there Is no trial. The legal acoumen Of Mr. Duf
fys oounselhas torn from under the Attorney Gene
rails feet the great part Of the charge he preferred
sganit the prisoner As intimated in our despstch
sent out by the United States, which sailed from
Southampton, on Tuesday, the Judges had decid-
ed that only twn Of the counts, In the Indictment
now under confederation, bad, and that Mr..
Duffy could not legally be tried for any
publications Issued after his arrest The Attorney
General having taken time to oonsider what he
would pursue with regard to the matter, appeared at
the Commission Court, but was as ignorant a. ever
how he to pursue and left to the Court to adep
whatever course they chose. Judges Perrin ana
Richards just much the officers
OF the crown; they felt that Msssrs Butt, Holmes,
taken new Ground and in the sbss oss Of nrsns
dents which to steer clear Of the many difficulties
that besst the case, none could tell They wshsd1to
hear the question, as to what judgment should be
gwen argued To this, Mr. Butt asked permission
TO Withdraw the demurrer, and plead de merely
msnt and asking the Attorney General to enter =
noH Prosequi the other bad Of the indiet.
proposition, If the Court not prepared to act
upon It, Mr.. DUFFY would abide by his demurrer and
ask the Court to pronounce whatever Judgment Il
1t was altmstsly agresd that the case, ss to what
the JUDGMENT Of the Court should be- would DO argued
On Tuesdsy next, tho Judges are to announce their
judgment on the writ Of error brought by Mr. Smith
viii be divided the occasion There will however,
BE- another opportunity to have the question again
Martin.
The incend diary fires In Ulster are not wholly giyen
up Another occurred on Tuesday.
Markets.
LIVERPOOL Corr ON MARKET, Jan. Is.
we nave little to report respecting the trs de this
forenoon The market has opened steadily aud prices
are not lower. The eAles may reach 5000 bales
mostly all to the trade.
LIVERPOOL CoRN MARKET, Jan 49,
NO transactions are reported to. day. The market
10 dull and heavy and likely remain for 1T least
tanned.
MANCHESTER GooDs AND Yam MARKET, Jan. H.
The market for printed goods and yarns is not %
n fha lakt
chase on rather more favorable terms OF goods little
can be said and holders try to maintain prices; but
at present this is Q difficult task.
Shipping Intelligence.
LvERPooI, Jan ls-Arved- ashpgton from Mobile Cl.
rissa Andrews do. 1912 w."