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

session The sisl reform rnovsm.pt aomm.r..d,,
Liverpool and tshen up BY Mr. Golden and hi, party,
has aresoy created some unsssnees In the minds a
government Our eorrespo 0snt Who possesses greet
fscilitiss for knowing what pssns in oos Orioles
mentions that ut the cabin nci which was held
In the fereign office ON Thursday last this matter
vas taken into very serious confederation, and
with the growing Importance Of the asts-
ton, we'll the justice OF the poiuts contenAed
n sbs 60 ann tome
expenditure for the year 1879 Our corresponds nt
makes the prophstio remark that ndng this
srtful dodge" the will be In frequent mi-
nortes during the session TIE office Of drst Lord Of
the Admiralty has been offered to Lord Morpsth. who
event of bis declining the sit" viii be conferred
Mr. Barring M. p. The case Of Baron Rothschild u
likely to animated debate IL being the intsr-
ton Of leading conservative to for new writ
The Latest Irish Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l3-IIA.M.
The advoes Of Dublin, Cork, and Belfast oorrss-
pondents, have just to hand. These letters are
dated yesterday evening. From them We obtain w.
riety Of late and intereeting intelligence.
The Irish law officers Of the crown are In pretty
mess with regard to the prosecution Of Mr. Duty Al
yet there 10 no trial. The legal acoumen Of Mr. Duff
fy's counschas torn from under the Attorney Gene
rails feet the great part Of the charge he preferred
s9ainst the prisoner As intimated in despatch
sent out by the United States, which sailed from
Southampton, on Tuesday, the Judges had deoid-
ed that only twn Of the counts, In the indictment
now under consideration, bad, and that Mr..
Duffy could not legally be tried for any
publications Issued after his arrest. The Attorney
General having taken time to oonsidsr what he
would pursue with regard to the matter appeared ct
the Commission Court, but was as ignorant ever
how he to pursue and left 1t to the Court adsp
whatever course they chose. Judges Perrin and
Richards were just as much perplexedss the Law officers
and Sir ToOh1a had
taken new ground; and in the Sbss ass Of precs-
dents which way to steer clear Of the many deultes
hear the question, to what judgment should be
given, resryued To this Mr. Butt asked per mission
pleading not guilty the good counts Of the indot-
ment, and asking the Attorney General to enter .
ment fthe Attorney General did not scssds to that
proposition or II the Court not prepared to act
M reny wO sno s0as oy ms demurrer sna
1t was ultimately agresd that the case Is to what
the judgment of the Court should be would argued
On Tuesday next, the Judges are to announce their
O'Brisn. Meagher SO. 1t is rumorsd that the Judges
will be divided on the occasion. There WILL however,
brought forward, namely in the House Of Lords. No
further steps have been taken In tho Of Mr.
The incendary fires in Ulster are not wholly giysu
up. Another occurred on Tuesday.
Markets.
LIvERroOL Corr ON MARKET, JAN 13
We have little to report respecting the tr sds this
forenoon. The market has opened steadily aud prices
are not lower. The Gales may reach 5000 bales,
mostly all to the trade.
LIVERPOOL CoRN MARKET, Jan ID.
NO transactions are reported to. day The market
10 dull and heavy and likely to remain for ct least
the next hortnisht. Yesterdays prices are MAIN
tanned.
MANCHESTER GooDs AND YARN MARKET, Jan. H.
The mar ket for printed goods and yarns Ia not 10
good This morning and buyers Of the latter pur-
chase on rather more favorable terms or goods little
can be said and holders try to maintain prices but
at present this is Q difficult task
Shipping Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL. Jan l3Arved- Washington, from Mobile Cs.
rska Andrews, do. -~ va"