Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-04-18 00:00:00

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

- GERMANY.
FRANKFORT, April 16. -The Ober Postainozeitung, of to3'
i_
`&4, Published the following :—" Munich, Satur.:.
da-T, April 16.—The King of Bavaria has left to-
-3r for Darmstadt, to attend, as it is alleged, a
nieet
ing
of several monarchs of Southern German
states.,,
Fito
BPORT-ON-MAIN, Sunday.--The Frankfort
volopurnai
a. of to-day states, that the Ministers of War
vel.al German States, and the commanders of the
h -
Federalon Corps &Armee will hold another meeting
Tilr
L
cUEB-Ety next, at Heidelberg.
tendered
Sunday.—The whole Ministry have
their resignation, on account of certain
'epees
; 8. in the administration of internal

AUSTRIA.
forVsIEIINA, April 17.—Count Carsley left yesterday
to Petersburg Petersburg on a private mission. On yes-
sh evening's Bourse there was a slight rise in
es
Wier. of the Northern Railway and the Credit Mo-
-Ar‘r'T,Stuiday.—The official Wurteniburgsker
'4a.lB44zeiger publiqhes an extra sheet containing a
nlroirlusterial
„ decree concerning the forced levy of horses
rili"tarY service..

NIP
TRE WAR QUESTION.
bistEstm
1181 ftn Saturday, April 16.—The Dresden jour-
for at).—"ay states that the latest proposal of Austria
is sa•orineral disarmament previous to the Congress
"3' be supported by Russia and England in
roellititala..mr which will facilitate its practical fulfil-
prinei 'lie great Powers now seem agreed in
-Pt, but Sardinia continually persists in
Ting difficulties.
eniaitiEsTE, 16.—An official announcement,
oorilia; tint?. from the Austrian naval commanders,
'-'llB Particulars respecting the ordered enlist-
-1411! volunteers for naval service on the coasts of
18, Cr •
°Litla, and Dalmatia.
makes Sunday, April 17.—The Moniteur of to-day
tinti‘es the following announcement naval force
est:,the command of Vice-Admiral Sehennes, sailed
"ruaY from Brest for the Mediterranean.
4.

THE FRENCH FUNDS.
•tel.:418) April 16th, 12 15 p.m.—The Bourse opened
eetts*: Rat Rentes were quoted 67.30, being -2 per
I"adecline since yesterday's closing.
6,,Y•r0.---Rentes closed better, 67.50 for Money,
' h„. 01.45 for Account, being a decline of nearly
Per cent. since yesterday.
WAR PREPARATIONS.
The Paris correspondent of the Times, writing on
Bo 4rstlay evening, describes the aspect of affairs as
of s°lllbre as to justify the renunciation of all hope
tei)e4ee, 5,000 more troops have arrived in Mar-
," from Algeria.
8
the Post, in a leading article, says it is possible
;•.lon_'ll4-cloud may pass away, but it can conceive
ii,hriu A g to encourage such a hope in the spirit in
A ustria has treated this question.

THE•
CIRCASSIANS.
h:EttlalN
gh , April 15.—A despatch from St. Peters-
of ;.
victor
14th, announces that, in consequence
eirea:et°l•Y gained by General Wrangel, 2,000
Wede LI sialls
14(1 come into the Russian camp. At
the Cu
%oassians continued to come in.
It •
is A PRUSSIA.
the -1-1401inced, though not yet officially, that
of So Prussian Government intends to contract a loan
11;°°°'000, to provide for military eventualities.
114 i The
visit of the Austrian Archduke to Berlin is
d to
core„ be for the purpose of inducing Prussia to
of ill "3 a Positiv e engagement on the mobilization
6 ?ederal Army.

SARDINIA.
ll •
kr.. T correspondent of the Times says there
grou
to th, ads that the Azeglio mission has no relation
question of the Congress.

I°I!EIGN AFFAIRS.—THE DISSOLUTION.
thatch?ON, Sunday Night.---The Observer believes
prob the latest intelligence from abroad renders it
Aft ble that the Ministerial statement on Foreign
stars Will take place to-morrow ; but, notwith-
th,"ina this, the Observer says it 'is probable that
vi!)kr°rogation will not take place before Thursday,
sat7iell case the new writs will not be issued before
thihiZclaT next. The Government, however, still
iss;:" it practicable to prorogue on Tuesday, and
e the Writs on Thursday.