Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-17 00:00:00

-COMPOSITION- OF THE NEW

No one that cared for the welfare of the country
could be indifferent to that Ministerial crisis which
there is reason to hope has by this time reached

its termination. In the present circumstances of
Europe, such an interregnum was not without its
dangers ; and if they have been providentially
. lescaped, for the present, let us hope that no un-
necessary risks have been incurred for the future.
The country cannot, however, be free from anxious
.iI
ji li apprehension. It would not appear that there have
.7 7, ,:r4..pAyf§, NEWS. been secured, in the new Ministry, all the elements
dd.
All is still in doubt about the New M of so stable a Government as the times
b inistry, ut The Liberal party in the House of Common se
which
a few hours must reveal the whole arrangements. created the necessity for its construction is not by
The London papers continue to publish a variety of any means so fairly represented in it as it ought
to
reports, many of which contradict each other. It was be. There is too great a preponderance of the old
expected that yesterday morning the complete list Whig leaven in it. There are. too many thorough- At present Austria is all but expelled from he,
would' have been laid before her Majesty by going haelts of that party in its composition; • and Italian possessions: There has been a lull for alew
Lord Palmerston, but this does not appear to have too few of those
,who are not only more independent days, after the - recent storm of the deadly battle's
been done, but instead, it is stated that it will of such party trammels, but also more in advance of rage. Driven beyond Milan, the Austrians have
be done this morning, which indeed it mnit, if the their party policy. As the Whigs were powerless transferred the government of Lombardy,
,for the
CHouse is to proceed to-night, as arranged. Lord as an Opposition without the aid of the more present, to Mantua-7a few leagues nearev-their own
ranworth will, it is positively stated, be the new Advanced Liberals, so will they be without sufficient national territory. And according to the latest're-
Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench.
strength as a Ministry, unless they can command ,liable accounts, they were proceeding to fortify
, The War news is not important this morning, but their sympathy and support. It is quite different themselves' on the Adda a river which, rising in
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embraces a variety of general statements, which on the other side. The Conservatives are a united 'Switzerland, in the Grisons, runs through Valteline
may be briefly summarised. The Independence, of and a compact body, and as such they can now and the .Lake of Como, and joins the Po near
cf Brussels, states, that Kossuth has been number within a score of all their opponents' Cremona. It was considered certain, we learned a
refused permission to cross France. A Paris combined ; while there are more than that number day or two since,' that they would dispute its passage,
semi.°Meial journal states, that the King of. of members in the House of Commons who, indepen- although, in -the opinion of all military judges, the
the Sardinians has orlered the arrest of _ a dent of both sides, will generally be quite as likely position is not a safe one, as it can be easily turned.
contrColonel of one or the Sardinian regiments for having, 'to vote with one as with the other. There is, in The line of the Mincio, on.. the contrary, has great
ary to diseigale, and Obvious policy, addressed this circuinstance, then, a strong reason why the recommendations. There were, ,however, many rea-
ct proclamation to the. Roman Legation. A letter Whigs, to,be able to maintain their ground; must Sons why the Austrians should make another attempt
in the Constittetional states, that desertion has be backed up by the Advanced Liberals much 'more to cripple the French army before retiring to the
become general from the - .Swiss Regiments. on effectually ' than they would seem to have provided protection of their strongholds. Once on the 11Iincio,
the Papal service. A Government commission has for, in the Ministry they have constructed. It is they would be'close to the Tyrolean frontier,.and
been formed at Parma, which, after o,.derin_
g the unreasonable to expect that they are themselves to be would receive a daily supply of reinforcements, far
Italian tricolour, with the inoss of
Savoy, allowed to absorb all the higher offices of the Govern- .more easily than the French, whom every mile they
to be hoisted, issued a proclamation announcing that
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meat, and yet be unable to maintain their position advanced would place under greater difficulties to
the inhabitants had nothing more to fear from the without the Parliamentary assistance of those of the receive their stores and reinforcements, and to,re-
Parinese troops. The document concludes with a i Liberal party that they exclude. It was not as a move their wounded. And everi if the AnstrianS
recommendation to preserve public order and 1 Whig party that they overthrew the DERBY Ad- were not victorious on the Adda, the,y mould have
Obey the law. The Sardinian Commissioner and 1, mit4stration, but as a Liberal party—a party in achieved a success if they inflicted at hea-ig loss on
ordinary in Tuscany has . issue . d a decree open- which
_ _ _
~. _ . the Whig element was but one, and not, the French army. But still the chancos.areittgainst
ins vitribas 41VW forts to the reception of bread, pei:h
IT; the most powerful of its constituent prig- i their recovering Italy, The time is te7ideutk ap-
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e of Rood faith.

FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1859