The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-07 00:00:00

Atrt of Pekin hiving given its con-

arge d'affaires at the govern-

x,mpire, in the place of a
d --e';', Fll. at Canton. Baron Solvinski, a cele-
, ,'lnese scholar, has been chosen for this
reside one part of the year at Macao,
3 I)(r2ther at Canton. Three new consuls have
" Innointed ; these are placed at his dispo-
will be fixed according to

I Iktir residence

.I'elleies of

THE ROMAN STATES.
lip pea wrench ministerial journal there is about to
a communication, purporting to emanate
Vterim'i°lllo, with the object of showing that the
een. 1,-,°rganiza.tion of the Pontifieial States has
severe JllstlY censured, and that those who have
real Et Judged it have done so in ignorance of the
1145fir,;46 of the ease. The communication in
't -11 enters into statistical details, intending to
f th
• e correctness of this view of the case. The
; 'lg are the concluding passages
::-
4,1111),
, -annot close this rapid sketch of the
witho;,!tnent introduced in the Administration
not'L noticing the spirit of clemency which has
1,0ve,,,4e(1 to direct the acts of the Pontifical
'l.%to;ltlent in spite of the feelings by which
e44e,fttiens are in general actuated- No will-
NlA,4"jias been exercised against those who had
)1 I; 'led the Pope to quit Rome ; no measure
4tllrl has been applied to them; the Holy
hey
t Contented himself with putting it out of
041 11.1).°Wer to be mischievous by expelling them
1)4sl territory. No imprisonment—no judicial
'lal-e;clirlgs, excepting cases where some inclivi-
t,'r Pisted on being brought to trial, and who,
tviii,`Lteir condemnation, were punished only by
hei..v passports handed to them.
respect to the flagrant conspiracies which
't
qi,e hard on the return of the Popes it was
;437 to have punished them, as also the acts
'assination which were the results. Those
Iltions were t;onducted in the most regular
'•
The Holy Father never failed to mitigate
of the sentence. Among those who
'st deeply implicated a considerable
_-r a certain lapse of time, libe-
condition of expatriating themselves.

be me

'ere, aft,

aoment it is not

easy to ascertain the
ITber of persons to whom a return to the
States is prohibtted for political reasons,
1 that it does not exceed 50.

'e assur

404—:wse Who attack the Pontificial administra-
nt Ivv,ih the pre-determination to find it bad, will
Iller,renefit by what precedes. It is intended
llai„ for those who love truth and desire to
ec,lt •
Is

not unreasonable to suppose that in the
th.eation alluded to is contained most of
e Pontificial Government has to say in its
;I.ote j; if indeed it be not the analysis of the
i'ettl. which Cardinal Patrizi is said to be the
seert° the French Government. The conclusion
:)Ditts,te_he that the French Government are of

(nu there is little or nothing to be done
etch States just now. What the popula
hese States think of the matter it is hard
happy without being aware

if ; the

may b

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lett SARDINIA.
el' dated Turin, June 1, observes, that while
--..tria have been at pains to
'e greatest cordiality
en their own and the French cabinet,
.irs of Italy, the news received from
the conclusion, that the two Emperors
1,1,7ing, through their agents at the Pontifical
'l3, anything but unanimity. When it
ll'ident that the Grand Duke of Tuscany
rrained to make a concordat with Rome,
Ile effect as that accepted by the Austrian
nt, the French representative, at Flor-
charged to assure the Tuscan govern-
it might confidently reckon
a:IPPort of France, if necessary, in resisting
~.I'iter'"aalds of Rome on that subject. The same
,‘Sal, Observes that it appears that these rivals
~°llteacf,? and Austria) for the Church's affections are
,',lere,; collecting their forces for a struggle in the
t'apal College whenever a new election for the
bel 'nay occur. Cardinal Viale Prela is known
lioll.,,'youred by Austria, and as the religious or
'9Areitieal party in the College has selected
al
Riario, Archbishop of Naples, as its can-
ll it is not unlikely that he may also receive
eine, h patronage, which would probably ensure
' tc"cn, and (what would be held as of greater
-'llce) ensure the defeat of the Austrian

hat ti

led t

4.r°kge

e
Austrian government has thought it neces-
to
4bas, address itself through its newly-made
'unjwlor to the cabinet of the Tuilieries on the
!ler, ,i'et of the late debates in the Sardinian claam-
IN4sta. d to complair, in an injured tone, of the
ttepti,,c? done to it by Sardinian statesmen. The
ail
such lamentations produced upon the
I,(rliitill`fi government may be gathered from the fact
414vio;,"cummunicated the intelligence of their
;e le 1)7, been made, through its representative here,
83,,,‘•C do Gramont, accompanied by expressions
°ver,,—,,Pathy and friendship foe the Sardinian
Gen::leut, stronger if possible than before.
4ttireal. della Marmora arrived at Turin on
4tionat night, and was received at the railway
cryge ° the Ministers, the municipality, and a
eerei °wd of private friends. He was loudly
%ti. as he got into his carriage, and all along
1;011eets as he drove home. To-day he is gone
4 titeZ, to pay his respects to the King.
.It is
io4 at n-
Z, the 15th has been fixed on for the &stn.
C. the Crimean decorations.
'aye lately had soe severe storms of rain,
I've done considermable mischief to crops of
'B, Particularly wheat and hay, and we are
4 the effects of still heavier storms in
f°l. the mail from France which arrived last
vv,,48,28 hours behind its time, and there are
reneh mails overdue. The stoppage is
e''rled it appears by Ihods near St. Jean de
rarine which have also upset some of the
Ph Posts, so that messages from Paris have
or tl.'sarily sent round by Bellinzona the last
ree days.
les .d;`larober of deputies has virtually closed
I(7'n, though it cannot be prorogued until
"ate has completed its labours on the
The interpellations on the amnesty
aunt Cavour assuring M. Valerio that
onaent had long had the subject under
In, hut doubts having arisen as to
le Crown or its advisers could legally
of grace without the
rrnission of Parliament, he ha 1 submitted
Council of State and the magistrature
1. and if it should be found that the
ad that power, the amnesty (there are
persons now in political exile) would
at once, but if it were necessary
—,..iament for authority, he would
l'oe a bill to that effect at the earliest oppor-

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