The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-05-13 00:00:00

THE ITALIAN QUESTION.

Sardinia and Austria and Italy's apPesl' wgi r
L
governments of France and England i it'
made : . 4, the
__The undersigned plenipotentiaries of his NieJes" of
jlinisntigeeoeff Sardinia, full
nfraulelntosf
e f confidenceFrance
aitnidtEhengselannticreanntris in
its
serioussin ce t h e
considerationopening
the friendship which theeesnedecoewiveresd.possess for Piedro°l"
have not ceased •
taking
hope they have b
that the congress of Paris would not seperate sv,but,
joitaouYiasbne:
into
in this
Eur_ope, no less than that of Italy,
The memoir then demonstrates, that the peace °tit:ollle
oft
h thee
is placed in elijaiti
Peril by the encroachments of Austria and her co:11P
withThtehe despotic courts of Italy.
memoir concludes as follows : able i°
Sardinia is the only Italian State that has been .e--i 4
erect an insurmountable barrier against the revolutner7,4
sApuirsittr,iaa.ndstoarmdianiniataiins, athtethseolseameeoutinmteer,pthe independe _ the
c on
statefer eonfc erst
attoi,,h,oortit
encroaching influences of Austria. If Sa°risdeiniilla
ustr.ef
comb,t her forces exhausted, abandoned by her allies---11 ;
tr, were compelled to submit to the domination of A
code
en the conquest of Italy, by that Power, would be
Black Sea,
wouldof the
acquire Danubea preponderatingand tbene
pleted, and Austria, after having obtained, withooet free
least sacrifice on her part, the immense benefit of the the
navigation
cannot desire
Wrst. This - is what France and Engla
this is what th •ey will never permit. f the c3bi'
The uncle • rsigned, therefore, are convinced tit doratioo
tnetse of Paris and London, taking into their cons. v.,0 the
means
state of Italy, will take counsel with Sardinia to
of applying an efficacious remedy.
(Signed) C. CA You% _...„
Dz V1LLA.34041,'
utr a_ liz at ioene 0.1 0 the

years Of "r 3,
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.—A child, nine
named Peter Ward, who resided with his
Arley-street, lost his life in the following rilannertist
Monday last the boy went out, and it would aPPe3tiat,
got crushed between the bank of the canal and 3474
that he died yesterday from the effects of the injur',„—pid tW:
CORONER'S INQUESTS.—The borough coroner P - to
ei
following inquests yesterday : On the body _°f,
Williams, who was killed on Friday, at the uni°;:aclic"
The unfortunate transaction was purely accidental ; who
accordingly.—On the body of Seth James, a pilot:,,et,
died suddenly in bed, at his residence, No. 44, Violfe;"10;gh
on Saturday morning. He was afflicted with bad c pas
t'
and pain in the region of the heart for some
tiro°
Verdict, died from natural causes. ParentYe s

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theAeTundExosf,thMearoy
02n.—th.The King will leave for air-
CONSTANNOPLE, April 28
an address to demand their independence,
28.
—The
-11:rtteicil
send it to Constantinople. ti the
TURIN ,May B.—The Austrian legation has called 13,
tirie
public prosecutor to prosecute the Espero, for an .„-ratter
headed_e the "Austrian Amnesty," which contains ''"
off sive to the Austria f Austra. to M.
The Emperor of has given a decoration ; the
Granier de Cassagnac, as a testimony of admiration
causes°' of
talent with which this writer has supported the ,;ace
order, and the intimate and cordial alliance betwee° -1- '
and Austria.article, in
PARIS, Saturday Evening.—The Siecle has an owl
which it is assumed that European diplomacy in its
desireropor-
for peace, displayed its fears of the maritiMe ° _ay,tl
tions of England. England had made enormous
rotis
preparations, and perhaps was about to acquire a clang'
preponderance. d gaster
of the Ceremonies BERLIN,
remMoanyiesloa.t—mAosGeorwanadrMe
naorswhableainngd Gran ~ A all
the Marshals and nobility of the em ire haavPrbielletile"B,;ll"lt;
moned to Moscow. The official eannoluncement has ~e1:5..
published. Count Chreptowitch has been aPPointed '-'O5O
siaon Minister to the Court of St. James's. The °IIP
~
D wager has arrived at Berlin tifes "
BETA:num.—ln the Belgian Chamber of Represent° iin
Saturday, M. de Merode alluded to an article Publiehena'e-
a journal of the extreme left, which contained 3 mOSt
ignisater
served attack upon the Duchess of Brabant. The 31 already
of the Interior replied, that a prosecution had been 0,..
commenced against the journal in question, This ann°e,rbe
n.
ipent was received with loud marks of approbatio
journal alluded to is the Nation. A meriCa'
LADY FRANKLIN.—Mr. Henry Grinnell, In --,,---1, silo
has received a letter from Lady Franklin, in wi'led for
expresses a desire that Dr Kane should visit Engia,"i, yl.
the purpose of taking charge of another Arctic exPou,sl;:,'s
She still hopes that some survivor of Sir John Fraol',.o,ll
party may be found living among the Esquituaux, j„%i'g
whom may be obtained the particulars of heata'va
fate. She proposes to fit out a propeller her os
expense, and give the command to Dr. Kane.