Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-15 00:00:00

THE FRENCH FUNDS.

• , PARIS, Nov. 14.
The Funds opened a shade lower. Rentes
quoted- 69f. 85c.
3 15 P.M.—The market continues dull, and
cl°ses without any alteration. Rentes 69f. 85c.,
yr decline since Saturday.

THE CONGRESS. •

kwl°4.°r from Berlin says that Prince Gortscha-
v.pa addressed a circular to Russian diplomatic
°int% abroad, relative to the Breslau interview.
qui 4PPears certain that either Prussia or Russia
..04 84PPort the project of an Italian Confedera-
.

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ITALY.

TURIN, Nov. , 14.
thTe he Piedinontese Gazette of to-day publishes
ene,f,wing :—Prince de Carignan gave an audi-
-- .Y esterday
evening, at 9 o'clock, to the Cheva-
hZ Minghotti and the Chevalier Peruzzi, who.
tu, comae here to request the Prince to accept the
titneY Conferred on him by the National As-
ea of Parma, Modena, Romagna, and TUS:

l'he Prince, in his reply, said—" I am deeply
g,
'ea by your offer, and tender my thanks to the
4tobly and people of Central Italy, who have
rile so great a proof of their confidence. I be-
~ee that in making this offer, you are influenced
b3' 41Y personal merits than by your devotedness
re
13t g, and by your feelings, which are not only
.ns and national, but also respect for mo-
re enleal institutions. Weighty representato.ns,
P.;°118 °f political propriety, and the approaching
ng
Rtess deter me, much to my regret, from
01:11din g to your appeal, and accepting the
'Re oeff
411 i th red to me. This forbearance on my part,
user sacrifice I am thus making, will prove more
than if the interests of our common country
l'ho kbsi had acted otherwise. Nevertheless,
. I
• til t° do an act of service in designating
ebv„-ex' toncompagni as the person who ought
I with the Regency of Central
eAr
Iteturn my thanks to the people you
444 nt, and tell them that their perseveranceh
ct general conduct deserve the smypat les
the -"kilr°l3e. Tell them to reckon always on
°dig Who will support their wishes, and
qe.
never abandon those who entrust their
',..ttt.lies to his loyalty."
heti ' Carignan then summoned Chevalier
41'4:R43111131/gni to undertake the regency, who inti_
re% his readiness to accept the honour and
Porisibility of that office.
Sißoor
Ittelv —°°eompagni is about to leave m
tor r, f
Central Italy, to enter upon his un
Thetiler t • ,
18401) of Cremona, in a charge to his
tercip-J, cautions, them agai?ist confounding the
A:1111 with the spiritual dignity of the Papacy.
dress, emanating from a portion of the
by
~inof Lombardy, has been presented to
z victor Emmanuel, urging him to repress
temporal the attempts of those who proelaim that
110Wer is necessary to the Church,

AUSTRIA.

• TRIESTE, Nov. 14.
The Austrian Lloyd's steamer Bombay, coming
from Constantinople, ran ashore on the 9th, near
the Island of line, in the Bay Quareeio, in Aus-
trian Elyria. Passengers and letters have been
saved. Several steamers have left this port to
render what assistance may be required.

VISIT OF THE LORD-LIEUTENANT TO
CORK.

MONDAY, Nov. 14.

His Excellency the Lord-Lieutenant and suite
arrived at Cork from Castlemartyr. His Excel-
lency visited the Lunatic Asylum, where he was
met by the Mayor and the Governor, who con-
ducted him to the institution, with which he
expressed himself highly gratified.

He afterwards visited the Queen's College,
where he was received by the President, Profes-
sors, and Corporation. After an address from
the President, he distributed the prizes awarded
to the students. His Excellency also visited the
Turkish Bath Establishment.

At eleven o'clock he entered the Athenaeum,
where a splendid entertainment was prepared
for him.

A Cabinet Council will be held this day. Lord
Palmerston will entertain the Cabinet Ministers
on Saturday next.

The death of Earl De Grey is announced. He
expired this morning at his town residence. Two
daughters survive him.
Captain Dodgin, late of the 20th Regiment,
shot himself at his lodgings in Pontor-street, on
Saturday night.

Agents are about to be appointed to the trans-
port vessels proceeding to China.

The following appeared in a portio►i of our im-
pression of yesterday :

INDIA MAIL.
[REUTER'S TELEGRAM.]
The Pera, with the Calcutta and China mails,
left Gibraltar, for Southampton, on the 10th inst.
The Indus, which left Southampton on the 4th,
arrived and sailed for Alexandria on the 11th
instant : all well.

ITALIAN AFFAIRS.
The Times thinks that the Central Italians may
have to fight for their liberties.
The Times disabuses those who regard Garibaldi
as a mere melodramatic hero. His influence is
owing to the simplicity of his character, and his
sterling and manly qualities.
The Times is opposed to England going into
a congress. Until we know in plain, frank, undi-
plomatic language what it is which the Emperor
of the French requires, we must not, it says,
go into Congress.
The Post says the King of Sardinia has not
refused to allow the Prince Carignani to accept
the regency. His Majesty has expressed his
wish to postpone for the present any immediate
decision on the question.