Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14 00:00:00

Tun DA EX steamer; ou v THIS DA Apply to compri particu On WEDNI For farther ps. Apply to TO G T IIE Gentle% 9Ui Vi CORN 71) r AND [TARY T.A11.013,5, PII CAS C Ti 117 1- r) xi I__;L _LALL U.l TT V T L 4 I I£U 114 0 Having conducted ler a riew 1J litorial 1 Business Manag Arrangements have been made: for obtaining the very' EAB ILIEST INTELLIGENCE of pasing n all parts of the world ; umns insertion Vo events of public: interest and as' a -.ME it will be supp 'a the lat everything t In censer aportaat to th great! connection be secured t the lar to result fro will be more that ,uable for tIF of every de OFFICE FOR AD) 13, SOUT , -r iN JUI CAM., EDIT 4(1 T-r -x , ;RCANTILE and SUIPPING JOURNAL It in formation of ISTII g-c cription of public announcement, aREET, Gil STREET t D 1 T II T•..NTYtF. ZOOLOGICAL Camzti c i Alalts TITIS DAY .e 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Commercial saleroom. Alq SS .11 faults, ,LApplyto_ rVJESACII: SON, Bra i, ex Z " GEO. BAIYENAZ/I in tt iiEnINC Damascus ; -strk I and C, Y', Br Intha WC lUNTER JUICE, i :l1) UOR THE NORTHERN TIMES, rHURSDAY, JULY 14, 1859 Newdegate then gave notice that he should move the 1 applications, the nice balancings—now this side up, whole House into a committee, for the purpose of now that—of State-craft ? Three-fourths of the fixing a rate of twopence in the pound on all property history of huma n na t ure i s th e hi s t or y ' o f feeble which had been subject to church rates for the past results from deeply-laid scheme rstrength dissi flees wasted, the fairestliap6sab.ortive; the most gigantic promises dwarfed in their accomr plishment. But surely it could never have been the NAPOLEON that fifty should rot heneath the fertile that harvests should be blighted, end the blessings of Heaven seven Some other - business having been 1 pated, sac ;acted, t [la Hots! adjourned at half-past ag!e in the e berate design of Loins thousand corps I mould of ha: lem to Lascelles, sister of the Earl of Harewrd, with Viscoun Boyne, eldest son of the Earl of Shannon, took place at St 'George's, Hanover-square. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. THE Australian mail is now nine days overdue - Tau only place in Liverpool for gentlemen to dine, as gentlemen should,—is at " The London," Clayton-square. THE question of the Panama and Australian mail contract will be one of the first 1 1 before the committee for the contracts' now about to assemble. Meanwhile no decision will be adopte his Church, ks, Was re-opened on he Rev. Hugh A collection was ews tills morning is me brie The Paris correspondE new phi. develo e In the polic purpose d into ar Gerinanc of chi and pos. I the p Iforth, a are to return 13 g I T -t of the Gl3be ian ce with , renlac bly regaining for F a frontier- with the help of V 3o4dent says tit, t in ult from the sheddhi tea in Par f the trea I ranee w far as t o, is to b, of the Tuilleries A mfriq ed at the terms of peace, ar elineoft toresilows a to be for ti ted from to a millions of people—except that J. escape from the t the S thing 3 ; thl .dos had ham reached, on All ten bag: to doubt th le last and grasp of the foreigner, and thi privilege of " nationality." 'oeand E:npire had prepared the ultinza thtele of iii. that it would be over deeps still "I for. every":oS3A, ,LION another inality of credulity any crisis but the owest touch of a ilniinating when Citizen TRINITY CHURCH, ST. ANNE-STR which has been closed for several Frjday last, when a sermon was preac and alterations recently effected LIST 11, M.A., lion. Canon of C:tester in aid o various improvemen of. 1848; seemed:' De Von d'etit of '5l ; seemed aehie coed Empire, which grew chin '33 scans berond all calcula- ..Ltan Lib?ration" of What stronger 3tl picture and shade it ae habit of some accordingly ve sup r )Dse it is the part of the lers of t to ba chalked .oat i'diliment edlamity nean b 3SLoa or Italian P Galway Cont,•act count the sale of thoir inia3try, and to a-tiele3 by the c 2) pounds, Ir)pe iin clef will also he to the coin try P a INTIN made after the ser )P GUESTS AT Caoxvyrn-HALL.--:-Ma tiqgton, Lord Canterbury, Lord Coventry, Lady E Hopwood, two Miss Hopwood's, Lady Mary Craben, Mr, Craben, Mr. Walter Craben, Captain Forester, Admiral Rouse, George_ Payno, Lig , S. T. Blackburn, Esq., Captain La ly Mary and Mr. and Mrs. Molyncux. Bathurst, Captain 'Star COR,OvER'S. INQUE3T3.--, held the c." John Wyburgh, wr,ving invests yesterday deputy-coroner, Oa the body of Daniel s enty years of who diel sud lenly of disc. Verdict accord- On the WI AN 'Mil{ BULL.--It Ch tnnel call advantage that the Tome would rc e Great .e eSta- Britain Another zse whie4 of them it w 1.4 he forgot. (Loud laughter.)—Mr. Whiteside on the, veisel was a1.,0 wreok€ di.l not like t , ) name iu pusiag Ilwn the Channel. lie and oti s ,scandal —ln the House of Common S " G )veriura htd n'ot s —to b a his inevitable the %nationalit breisa rule ? DJ we eople to till their zits—to cultivate —to be left to the ho saf e appro id sell, and trade 3t lou 1 and thrift for their own 123 —ia short, loan and inlapenipneE, , , the art And do we le enjoyment of y, their trade r domestic virtu3 and n, is snatched from aster, and exacted We know, . on D-- ^hie e of Venetia, remain AIL The Princes of 'Tuscany and .?, organ or t An Imperial amn s for the ex- Dd, his S lution. It pears cc is regarded w from Naples, .cim tit Swiss troo and killed the colon,- 1 offic loyal PalUce, but a battalioh a regiment of Hassars, posted a to fall bacic on Champs d, surrounded. The General Com the Swiss called upon them to y replied by a d me then );)Iritnal dd 4 at t twe e amounts of iato lavy 1859), to treati ani ttit 1 it - w4uld b of 1515 coall VUigAV systern o L C3O:1 bocom,‘ a sort of nn33sit )M3 nrait a be to the counte been rec invent and .ecl. to the I of Chasseurs, and where they mander- a-Chief o arms, wound upon t Killen and 233 live yea' J servo, - or in trom onssting of C Janie A 3f -tilt) 13 tat:oa from t ttoa trait?.., had. • THE IPERORS' PE 'e of arms, amid which it 1 portunitN lagnificent conceptio d been silent ,blinie appeal, and The dawn bleeding count rupt,lN and the -f'co ',of hopes at iclQ:i._ _tlie eful arts, by which, r , rfer ail revival of lione.t toil, I ll_l'l h who engage to serve s and Harbour ler, chairman ; ,bin and Thomas Bold, Gibson, Aroaera - grit 01 the 4th Re der, bu h) )d, c. bliahit, , nt of 1 to h ad to V A deputat Wnrd s .c inter isling uppor yen up. Mantua, it llon. T. Mil oPe down prona: al of that current of CII ruieh7 , turn nation BUOY oat-of-it, ani w tion and colours lives, torsootli moan tb.l soil, aa all the resouv priation of &Id which e by roreiga opt o-.cra SO that A. dxnirn tis:n To curb thi ,n ale vraa's- . min 1 10bl~t ;lan ra 3) fatal to Tac wwst, 11.1. to b 3 nen S 1111 r 0 .coasa ? pro:;p3rity :1, th ova inia3t cpnlition :n a 5 1 chgeAl aril ✓ 'she .A. 7.1 9 Oi til ai a farei 33 th aiptrat o r VI) w•ii,;ll it Witt crul .n ..1111.7,"7 a ta.ariSt stppliea svit enc)urag33 all the arts of appiness am-n; her Italian lave gone by our-to - s - a:ipose that the e inanguratel a coarse and Sri a exercised had ;y of her Ellie and itv.ton:- pitriatism, a7l that rit. of revolatiou hr ciiin intellect, keeps soul,"an~l robs of .tl~tio : itiit~, is the 51,113- atiol ; th3rafs),e )a gaol:less g.n7l truth . thtg to b 3 tla - 3` voluata.r7 )ffs:l•i~t o pare. love of va do apt sus' a plitiatioa for nas ara talc3siitici of th Vs: 471511 to b 3 1 ;:13 315. Au;tril w I n tA3 to.b3 (1)33, IttEy wt 1; w 1 t: ntti~ltl ptrty 1 .-- V r IP I V Li wa;:k pf r.3ly . alt3r3l .1 li 11L13 rn .1, t 7 c! s'il,ll ha 112 l ' 3 C 1 41.1 t h Bat- will (I)32ltii n 1 b33V112 EZ:lt Tsv )_E.p.;)3 —G~ is./ou Mill, AI 0 gOPOLY pat determine-. 1 whether to renew the - patent of the Q 1333' Printer fur the exciniive privilege of printing Bibles and Prayer Bo;)1 3ep':nl upa th.; patent, btit upla tide Q t prero,;a. was neces sary to renew it; bat the govern:n-31A. hal. no preieat inteotiln of doinT, so, aal 013 a iaie voald have ample laity of diieliiin; the qqe3tion ssrx.~ ILDLN UtY PASSA OF A LIVERPOOL ;, belonging to Liver- ship Uhrvoliti plot, and famous for ge . teas eaei year from Chit .ally bringing the first season tll cbrii73tito en suiken while en her outward passage from Shanghai. lon to She Ind male the passage to and crossed the line in sotente3n trs an 1 foal. Wm —a feat never beFore roe nnplislied hp a tiling vessels, ani rarely &Fulled or sui pused hp even first-class steam-shipi. GaZEBA CA.Amri Ac thrnlY, D WOLAi, TiLE OP MAN. —This is the in )st aid beautiful spot any where to be found on the lovely island, and is uniVersady acknowledged to be the healthiest Few schools can offdr so hinny Advantages of situation and comfort 'as the above. It will be found in every re3peet suitable for the resilence and educatiou of the •s provided for ea aA of it,rzwa , )a. Proipao tu3e3 — , —with- - eopper-plaCe ea.;nvia; o Palils cmd ruinate 1 from ;heir residencOS . , iCteqftireiti. e tts Ai3 I , tc. y N . F.NV LiTz-inAy.—AB".IItDIVEY, Suty 30th Jal.y'. by oni masturs, wad h The n)w life)oaeand4ransp nting carrii4e which the Riyal National Life-boat Institution has recently sent to this p Were tried on Frilay last. B)th 'boat and carriao aaswered wit - ilk:11)1v. The life-bent: Was'tikert out on thd tr Cor lyitir3, al llt e!ir.;iiel the eat Lrihtvi;ur on the occasion )pro - vO. of h^r vow. Oa h 2 r shore, Capt. Witril, R.N., the inspector of life-boats to the institation, ha 1 the lire-haat, by :n c ipiin 1-stan_tly ltion in ab3ut half a minute. The numerous visitors at the delig'atfal NV:tering place orrle ta.cklinz, 411t2.1, all expelle 1 tl in the ope w,3re I rctzli gr4tifil4 wit It the life- fall equipai:?. halts fur the eroy station. T b tilt; sf'tit.tt y ha 3 alsb ,h4c1,1: Iss of thl THE PE A_CE. Peace alone, on any terms, after preparations on a scale to shake the earth, is a great event. Then, how quick the war has run its course! It is just half a `•ear Since a sudden outbreak at a state cere- molly gave Europe the first misgiving of a year since we were negotiating, after a fashion, A quarter The wa has lasted only yet the pe od has been sufficient to produce the most paradoxical consequences first two complaints were Austrian oppre Papal ni ssion and Yet 'Austria, twice beaten, where, remains mistress of and threa and to no purpose, half that time; ened eve and the Venetia ; 3 is honorary president, not o the Papal States alone, but of all Italy possible to find ev g2r:u of these cone in the beginning or the p 'ogress of the war. Frar made sacrifices in war ; and if men doubted her Sirl . cerity then, they now see ,that she practises self denial in peace. Twice only has Napoleon lII' drawn the sword. He drew it in 1854 to protect Turkey from Russia, and he drew it again last sprit* to nationalise and reform Italy. There has been no war waged therefore by-France under Napoleon tantial ground for reasvn to be a.- own accord, but where there has be its adoption We hay e, then, every confident that France .sturb the into'peace, to tencithe manifold domestic She now relapses overnment, aaa to watch the of .the new corded cl for Ital Tilroug inimical to ea govern neat Morning Post f F,•>rn successes we have m of her own 17f11i)11-roent the rejoi Drd has escaped 115 ce, and in al i our congratul. .with now to affirm, as oands us to affi deceived ClVlllSat expectations en his deplore him to a strict false pretences, will call rid sig peace. A. Tia' war 01 d selfish rc,rnablf to leav( Rme, if A from th, gation do3unie The S2rdinia s from Pa lireeted to the expalsioa of Austria. beyond the Alp ''ranee has spent £50,000,000, and fifty men only to an Austrian mas. .Tilan a Piedm and to establish the temporal dignity even beyon thousand Pope in a 1 his ima ❑ing, and Is all this real ? would not even r it was not v cation it, Li his while to Lions an achievement as the capable of any extension Emperor's game must be notice ap , .iror )1' SO ME bring suspic liberation and org misation of Federal Union a on so Austria hersel f mu generosity, and eletnency, and CI her foe, and Yranc-'e is can But, insulate. with t t entertainment once a CD: ad will ,rran,r; 1? T be strtie'ii modei-at: It to gain a friend, Wllto King of tho so:ia3thing to say pcntators and !h ides of the atiOn of Italy of the Itlliac will tl s federation va Sicilies must a cawacil w :I to be al - nurael, even index the p rime. of a le..v.te y, bat thl other day. fro:n his subj33tS, was fi,hting again S.)lferinl The Grand having fl3d Italy at Will the . Ta.33,1a coat his restoration an atbiu4to reward. for.. their summer's march. to the wati3 of 12 tatirt ? Venice now to enjoy at 0:133 Au3trian oc;•aaption and plssesion, I Han fed tioa ant c3-op3ration, and Papal p iency, te:nppral a 3 Even the wall as spirit ahtle raini any fial :he, K t . di Ffi 3iltt• to render unto t t:) renle er what is due unto the Kaiser, the Pope whit is due unto P3p Partha and M Ideha go in th 3 re-a E:np3rarAr returned hone, and slur ta auto Italy wliatis due unto Italy this Q3stly sac and unto justment When 1 with his ac:;, how hv ' so ma ;- 1 13 thlt the ; but then alverse gallant most devoted ded for the Pal The . retentiot interpe singitlarly ti good Mahn 3r by the from the troops the pare 7,10 r 10;14 Wil . anl .Su'3li3 - 13 a p 1 he fia 1 his co-a:thy coa elder NapJleah, left Fl'lllC3 . aslia fuail lie Idea :to overpowering intrOl: fortune, Franco now-has the gamy hi her ha,nds al, :she more su3c3silal thaa sh 3 ct,vald Lt Europe before har. cad ral,-)c, all Italy half the Auitriaa Empire against these Gmn :En she has so often beatea )n the nit of L 1_• atn)ition sli Saould m isg ai a extreln3 as pie y surn- s'a)%va first to iurnillo, then to concili C") ;pact aud 112 r. gratitude 1, dal to wta botd The S3lll of Cali treaty Times so far a its provisions have reaehel n,, aal so far a: they hacre bean cam- municafed to Parliament by 'Lord John R the nat 'variety of 1031,1 - gpvernmeat, is a C3] Italian states, ionality of Italy, guarantee.l, under every nominal. or Pop:: is to 1)3 honorary head of this confederat recog,nised in .possession -of the d attaching to his offiiriin a count lie religion. prey Is, but he is mp3ral sty) alway. 1 -to V at once tie f: :n or a ion : he is to be ne3essarily wlL:re tiL shorn virtually of in It f6re. 1 cllscra It is not .unions would withdraw lifesto, s and Turin, wer fortified in the I Italy to the constant me of the Pope's patrons a of milit of the welfare of th,, independez Aus is ill-al Lombar :oried• f pro people, ueli a ,nd ker of the say , : Isfer of F r eoc eror t° presidency pains anon of Italian inc 'the closer we fication the more fut It ma. who has Tve as a pedestal of glory-to ati E I a brother honour—" but that's not r of future wars for the tim shall once more be hn. a hur n a hal spot at,the abut Po with the in ; and that the I ranca, preceded, like th Leoben, t concludedby the treatT erial inte idolence, an tuipo Formio nd edition of a C, , is , a coup de theatre for whi c h that inde fatigable royal negotiator, who but for 'the Campo Formio treaty would not be on the throne of Bel rage glum, deserve tted - arm, earperiter for the . concludir at least lio . ;vever, this doctrine miserable painfully convinced of much tnat Sit as a spectacle, the- impossibility o lynast Treaty of Peace is at present a 'necl and matic abstinence where artily c gland is I ...ancur in tter aloof w e not ca rice t'ne d c inte f deplo sts are rough draft When "the U . copy o sealed. by the European Powe r s, Ave. trust that Eng land at all events will not set her s ea l t o a renew of Austrian tenure in Venetia, or t o t h e " h onora Presidency "' of the Pope, gUaranteed by a. doubt foreign occupation without e n d. " V otre Majest aux ye ;, ma's eile s mond, " wrote Volt acknowledging a copy o- verse philosoph men. Ce er to praise of pep.pe and Booth , osed to tram tt 11 Italy will. Ix to the proclamat in m 3i;e3 t in fighting a iuipng make' the aror of Solfe 10 annc between .the. Emperor of -A h the Treaty ef Peace a and liiniself ; and 3in DU- !le rest of. th 6 world will - .be eo Inntary and distrustful. In these.eCectri4 : d,,i,ys we Tided not be surprised at sudden wars ansl instan taneous truces—at campaigns of a few weeks an d urope paeifieatious warrant(' will ft to last siJ interest the t ;can with curiou month ...s Qu of ..kuitria willm had. even sm 4 accopt It the powder elnctitions of Aill@9, kvo Knpero r a. morning',eaftat V Far our bbiste, la of t century comes to-this -- -- a prize fight on the 233,03 men a- side, 'batwecn a criUnle' c ;es, iie the of er to take a whbrri can w,reernt to the pip in u&;L it Lt ig, terminu C L )Relay 19th rsiade the when i)int file eanr ed a short one. two years, and i are tired tt to clap--the ,rest taws ii to Crimea w. dttnrent the Empf etch 6th. wh tic Ito of the ldr, • .TULY 14 eao flul but M rad a 1 it to e sun .owed tha' that t torted T 'e commit him to I n?it sa of his Under no Accompanit Varily for p At the usi yesterday, Mr. the Church R moved, as 13 second. titn Montague asserted the the amendment spoke in f against r sisto,nt to st object to the bur& tion wo for the the bill state, and t Lord Fern opposed Lord Pal diated th subveri degra.d measure opiillOn in course of Russel: should p were- The re or •in any tioN, - ernm I with loud to bu tiles a f t in bold r Du C of wel urs NAporx,o oar]. from Tai T to the f Off Ploy ; t tile ar brn lot al liffieu we eaxia)t,y;...t, ace 03.3 or or t 10 will now cry Vi 3f Yap spirat fthnah id lit the c ecoptei ti m —ttni, nn 911 of tiicting c of I Prilciple of not t was half expectant the k qtticiranzle lf)(,ort4, aril the- St:11) b 3 1113:'3 311trol vz3th Alp 3. But the S r J Clal9t naclrangl -Ice of ts s wa. l' Italia in the COUTIC aa, - 1 a 1. a sc)n3/Inc3 of ) fAttaxn all the depths of the D )übtless .btless—an an imaginary barst of thubtlels a ne'w VietOr of .roa crown The triple crown )?elr3, 3 CO (TB T. t Osborne shott Consort, the =LORD and. King , the Prine —Orders for the Court's July 12t1: WED 3N Thursday next, the 14th ins Irailay. the 28th i ,ilk or velKet, c with black ribbor 1 and Norway, viz plainlinen, whit r white shoes, fans, wear black full-trimmed, id.buckles. The n deinen tcoats, nd on Thursday; the 4th of IN 111 r:Ff s Lee Dillon, of Lord Ch irles Henry Dillon, of Hill-street, Yesterday morning, the M :s Geraldine Fran Drake liollford, Ch urch, - - Hanover-square, in tho presence of a tht nobility. A grand d D . 11,,a at his re difeuner W2S h4ppy pair tort town for the ( 'anent lay laornin, the maniap of Lady Blanche cja - upwarlA of £333, the "w"hole of which sum has been gencrervily - 'defrayed -- by • the aliofe-liamed wo-uld hardly be -p,)nsihle rn thii locality to raj 40:01a amoiuit for his : now t several oche are much community at large wit Altholrrh the titation Welsh coat, Dped the tea here; and it is p it in iti philanthropic opera- which are evidently only limit, 4o cl 14 the lac WEETLYG OF TIE ROYAL SOCIETY AT 172RIVICIf. IGRICULTOI2AL chief in erect of that which attaches i em is steam to the eultivat igous coin'paition the _Want _of proper- at. impression from fourtobn to of land, per day ee.as al jig exli bi tion is a _of, tho tapir le practical men its performan ,onmendable- •way nstead of followin; ,ppearance ', as Iv its operat ith- a- tea- Fowler's 'eon Me I, from ng to t hare since Ind at a depth o a nine feet breadth out fourtee eir w,n•'a in a TE vy and unwieldy 1 disappoint In the ease- of the 1; Nine on foot. opini)n • of int although Mr, Fowler's apparatus is b, heavy 1: in F 3wl must bear awa ds, the cultivator pql:n on medium soil tires which cut up tt Mr. Fowle 'mina to the width often inches without turning It warke4 i Iler re ame principle earn plongii, with an endless wire rope anti w' Thti ste 1 cultivator of Messrs. Crowlevis worked in a similar manner to Smith eulti , ;.ator. The - work performed opportunity of ,d to be of , far as Ira EXTRAORDINARY FrAt iv_ enrc-xIT. On Friday we - ( in a match gin the 'fa11)61.13-Wells C,)711 , n . played betwe imbri:llre Wcll3 - and Pt:iisliurst, one of the bridge Wella, mimed ?If,-,vll, 111 the . 200%ij °Lit' OTC OSTit)RN t r from Aldf lajesty S. neck]. i lei to ation T lout m thc:honour that is duo to Pop; U ItfwilC C:1 deprivel of the The Empc,, of Austria es, a')itaric.:.3, 1) to keep ^les ti for ever, not to the King of ..op3ror of the French; and the s Over his conquest to the Lombardy and Sardinia become rich mike —ace, "Chili we arrive at once bOiats of renovated. Italy. the C mfe loratiol. by th •-thron3 in th too, is juit t•y.nbArci the s Sarjinia, but t.) tho F Enipe:•or of King of Stir therefo're he at. another of t)lo card In one it.m of oil is crate 1. That stat. tild are raitypo of ~ )V2rilrn nt whole future En;):,ror of torn of Lo7-ah in place or a larz .ink ton Italian (1)- to hold his rights as king of Venetia on alitle Die-old Austrian tit' f;etlier new, e is abolished, and an Italian title is constituted in its p 1 Nnstrian Ernp.ror is to he King of Venetia, sole ln int Tal memb3r of the confederation of Ital He is to he no more an Austrian sovereign in Dal thin George IV. or William the IV, to br an Eaglish, a nd not a G sovereign. Th rights, as it were vacabulti v), on a magi= Kin; of ,Vene mscs§ the crown of Au army. also r y title ess than don't, thow.rh 1, will . ssuni3 h al an Ea;lishrniu He will b 2 he must be, ntially an Italian ; he will rub 1 than three millions, of Italians ; and he will conte-leration rulin g not twenty-six milli( 'IA ally, the two E nperors greed to danalid reforms at the hands of the To acid to this a gennal amnesty is pro- claimed We alticiptte that V.l2r ill now the few d.,‘tail3 remaialug to be arranged we spa un. wJr thv its asse-abliuz It remains to glance at what Franc. has done. co how we are to jalv,,or Franco in the futn eff?eted all this within three ire. Ste has her credit is moat!: Ileut; her army - is admirable ; her spirit is 7-,lisrant Ills has . cost lici• but the momentary tic :ing of 31' it rs n ti and. -p ;e:1, to •tile camp in tort y days, -C"lilSiltil- North of and to and the leclared programme etr out conplet - c filled a an hou aischief in what e4pulsiou of f a years, but at ai thoroughly a t was Earoi)e sii - Jok. him off cts a w iii I.,:mbardy itsplay c F..gT 112 p•)rtion of in Italy wh Are now ymb.thrits deg; from It blown .omitted roe the :'or the —is ful nd half fir6t Napoleo:I did enor world in the tonne of Iny rate, he did his work s undone,: when Just as nanshin b,‘gins 3rinl.zic It ever Cat t 1 is Still t , ri;cd by e dry; dayA, wh ;)Illy the httt Martin the Vol 'S tC;•4 ; :tat legions, and, the enthaiiasm of pit and A•allery It • was, ilthaa'ared a fortnizilt E noc., since in Parii that - th Cloud- on the 15th . instant axed his. taff t :e the St 3leon in P is known to lu:d. all eele- .erore, with all the t arnlistice langed b3twee .ous courte,sie was,_in all pro ration There so sullen nn it in the nothins4 to surprise the h E n perar tcaliiig a narch his. ally to C:):ne to terns with his enemy, we are quite:nrepyrd to find 'Mai ccignetting • -ia in 1839 as he dial .with Russia in 1856, ftiehoke to be ,nple plan is to play off . , using . and betraying_ certainty succeed for' «tta j us iNapole fit.oll - 1 one P in'arl is as If by leat;Tantl th y turn but it has the o -. overleap; iN.;If at last to be tr all ex,:essive The doubtful ed as the elOrnon 4ely balanced • the fate of a whist' player Exi»vss .ca comes ill, and a system of niC s is apt to me I t is too well k Tho Daily News affirms that the just hopes and expectat.ons of Italy are deceived. History will call the Emperor to give a strict account fur havin! , made war on 'false pretences, and signed a mock and selfish peace that leaves Austri impregnably fortified in the heart of Northern Italy, commits Ceatral Italy•to the patronage of the Pope, and to the constant menace of military interventions on the part of the Pope.- Patrons and protectors take no account of the wel fare of the people, and subititute for the national independanee a confederatien under lock and key of Austrian garrisons. The Emperor has sown the seed of future wars for the time when a part settled-army shall once more be impatient of barracks. The closer . we examine pretended pacifications the more futile and iniquitious it appears. ist bt t and ended In he de