The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-10 00:00:00

after ---------
41. remaining aining
I,Ue three hours before the town, at last entered
paler Pace without meeting any resistance. The road from
to ill° to Messina is now open, and the mail is again able
resume its service.

A USTRIA.

The VIENNA, DECEMBER 6.
toteOesterreichische Zeituny learns Lem its
ter'ete correspondent, that the Emperor is about
`ohoee to Vienna for a few days, but persons,
co. are always well informed on matters which
tegwn eer
the Imperial family, assure me that the
',St:lie incorrect. The Trieste writer says, that
pre;" affairs of importance" render necessary theh
4cl:tee of His Majesty in this city, but men i
Ivhi-,,al"e of opinion that there is no State business
1%4," cannot be just as well settled at Venice or
Count here. If anything unusual should occur,
1101"" tuol or Baron Bach would probably be
botril°ened to the Lombardo Venetian kingdom,
siennathe
--Jeaperor is not likely to return to
before the end of January. M. von
aella
folly ecler, a well-known German author, has
Pre arcled to the Augsburg Gazette an account of the
Vel,arations for the reception of their Majesties at
an early hour in the morning of
cOat-,vtleilne.herAtr-
2°) Venice was in a high fever, and it
011 the with,ut intermission until one o'clock
'ottredmorning of the 26th. Thepolice endea-
karit ~") keep the people from the
trop 5 but as it could not be entirely cleared, the
the Principal
two barriers, which extended from
to tlr:f.rleiPal entrance to the Church of St. Mark
phi (opposite) part of the Imperial Palace
other lunites the old and new " Procurazie." Two
those " hedges" were planted from the
the iez..elentioned entrance to the cathedral across
Itere ta'4etta, in front of which their Majesties
11,.°Ett dt°land. On the top of three mast,
od•
ms
the flags of the kingdo of Cypruss
et 'and Morea, and above them the Austrian
kki with a magnificent edging of black
,b4NI err,44' The path along which the Emperor
gth, -pres • dna to walk was covered with scarlet
baktri and- the Bills of the windows of the neigh-
Deta:ttg houses were hung with magnificient car-
till,erou,,,k• von Hacklander says that, although
elr Atfr;e many persons of rank waiting to receive
;44- r;,,,adestiee , all eyes were fixed "on a little
~Attett3,„-kLevvhat bent with age, with an expessive
teraoh'llance and a kindly clear eye." That the
;4441, ,meant was "Father Radetzsky " need
1111411 °e said. On the 25th of November the
17ste.711111te of Venice made use of four kinds of
‘",kt i„ •• Large highly ornamented galleys, like
,*.tiohiT Which their Majesties went from the
tis -c Gardens" to the Piazzetta. 2. The
Aka , -4°111," with long projecting beaks, which at a
h,Poneet. :Look very like the engravings of the sea
;mr,4lt-d . The "Barchetti "a kind of gondola orna.-
`loeed-01,,,th party coloured stuffs. And 4. The
,a 0 ha 4' Which is so well known to every peir.so.n,,
"ere • visited Venice. Most of the " gondo ten
bilk•,,lll full dresi. that is, in fancy costumes of
Latin. One " Bissona" was rowed with
tilettkj,kilt oars by eight harlequins, and a " bar-
Ityelluad for its crew four men dressed in suits
:44itilt,;,;°W satin. The " sitters," who were two
,2•4ol,bladies, *clothed = :h f' had -1:

held ,/otheu in ric. --urs, ha, a large
S•joy, ' 'Leid over them by a singularly small. negro
t(tii The
writer gives a
talented Wurtemburg
it and very lively account of what he saw,
tecot;a' Yeti require from me news rather than
e
leat the descriptions, it will suffice to state
jest
Scene which presented itself to their a-
ksgitifi.°: their arrival was as picturesque as it was
Ada been
INesiY 61' two snice you were informed that, his
tailtvl had visited the " Institution Manin, ' andnt
;_i% eg"„7 well to state that the establishment meant
"kb„-`Ol. for poor children, founded by Mal n ivne,
Rgh ss4t of the Doges. His majesty was to have
4torenavt°,_Pola on the 2nd, but the weather being
It " tue excursion was postponed.
Fit
is very
th ell generally stated in the German. and
cati,,,,l papers that several matters are to be lai za,,,4 bzat the conference, a the positive assurance
"Itb -4'l_ll given me that the only thing connected
itlettleVe treaty of the 30th of March now to
As
°°o4-' ia the Dessarabian frontier question.i ,44 t4l3.llllSsia has promised to cede New Bo grada_
llibi4° Withdraw her troops from that part of Bess
r)liii Which now belongs to Moldavia, the Austrians
INlielbliiit the Danubian Principalities, and the
Qr 2„,,, the Black Sea. The commission for the
1,6 t'o'zation of Moldavia and Wallachia will not
'rev. Bucharest before the evacuation of those
4t itiees
'ari,..lll) .14613 recently occurred must needs be great,ci
1, -,tir - Sunday last they still firmly believe
hile -silt'. was with them in the Bolgrad question.
bt44(l'uhet Of Sardinia having come to an under-
Icfot,L,.,R with England was to have remained _ea
heittrtl rcl secret, but it was betrayed in Paris. W
tee 4131 St. Petersburg that a curious scene took
tilattit Xische ff the capital of Bessarabia, on
Rae v4,1.°1 October. The Governor of the province
1011qdri,11:Iner to the Frontier Commission, and its
-"Wit,'„t, Dervisch Pasha, after dinner made the
qr ! -'6 'singular speech :-
4114t:itettillif.ar the hospitality and kindness which we have
11.43'ia f riessarabia, I propose as a toast, that the land
:.41Ettiptiture be as prosperons under the sceptre of the
If De z4rB as it now is and has hitherto been.
ii" Einitl'iisch Pasha had not been in unusually
Aar Bessie he would, perhaps, have remembereda
'lreeieatmrabia was, at no distant period, part an
of the c:.„fthe Turkish Empire.
11 .theVeation of the " restoration," as it is called,fom
N .vrotest
A, R sett], ant Church in Bavaria is far r
If tl.eta tA ed• The columns of the South-German
tat4,l)Pea,ere with articles pro and con:ra, but
tpoq wrong to me that both parties are right and
itibf3r, 4,5; The High Consistory certainly went
V Itts ~,,"-I 110 W the Low Church party i..s follow N'r;11111Ple• The Bavarian Consistory wished
i ;e44 la' Cot all the resolutions taken by. the.
(4-
41
e - '°°fbut the thing is impossible ,
Ales tboti ,_ eronce,
4Rsjiecl toßei, almost all the Protestants will be well
te;itli fA,.. -ave their ancient hymns introduced
4- d'iltrocrtic°t! them will be likely to consent to the
th tlev 1.°13. of private confession, absolution,
_
they ertliehte church discipline. The defenders 1
81.:Y. were of the High Consistory say that
4114 til • e absolutely necessary, " because the
nptel: tladall.?ri.tY of Protestants in. Germany are not
tli ‘tlY i 'Y .ledifferent in matters of religion, but
tttilttit!liellechlitted to Deism." It is tfrotnfdoredm,
tot It to ~tinge is perfectly well en
ilt. et
ebutot cseary
-I"4at in general German Protestants are
ltr ia.-• ," aticklers" about points of doctrine as
INZ "e R-R4h and Hungarian brethren.
(ttin see b balance sheet of the
,0„-tlal -1,5 Y the monthly
iti, 4,578n4-ank that the amount of specie wasd.
ktiletetith'leYger in November than in the preee
ll
Th
°I1) ‘ll Nov e paper in circulation was 2,570,642
'ellio4 t etnber than in October. The proportion
ihttillie,_.%l ° bank notes is now about 10 tood4;i-a.
Na ,Oe 4, Peror has ordered that 20, 0 . year
O -44.
'..ll)erlded in repairing the Cathedral of St.
bear- tb.,
rn
I.°
410 t °riling of the 29th ult. seven persons
who b
They by , had been sentenced to death for
leA gel).i.:, tile Austrian Military Court.
);.111s1;-" are overdue, although the weather is
'ln d g'ent than it has been for the last week
,-k ayB.
adhere i,,
4 riot i : a total want of animation on 'Change,.
krt:-4 gh-Viclont that the multitudinous and multi-
- ell vueenlations • hich the Vienna financiers
gll'ell are almolsnt beyond their strength.

ITALY.
ti Th
Ver ----
• st , publishes
tilt ,0110,,,,.°4(4 Gazette, of the 3d in ..
I) Illrier
"v:4 ''lng two letters bearing the signature of
to ear Fief °'' of Austiia :-
et4ise e,,,.t1-11arshal Count Radetzsky,—l have resolved
rti u.i.trei
l'i IA 43%18 34' the sequestration placed und.er. date of 13th
tht / tiolob 3, Don the
5 oproperty
hall
leeess 4rdo Venetian kingdom.
of the political emigrants
You will at once take
e r-erY steps that the property still under sequestration
stored to those who can prove their right to the
tqh4t the
t\'‘hie'tiir4
vulosnatetime I authorise you, for the future, to
teit:lciAali-tyWotf? their
sequestrated property of. the em.igrants,
yeinstalment and their readmission to
4sketi
fthe
Barne ustrian citmenst
a when
they
shall
ehnacvye t for-
'yor on conetliodu toof agrfonrmal promise, on their part,