Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-12 00:00:00

inquiries to t

he Government of Spain, -t

ncernilW

the- coneentration•of.Spanish troops inAlgeeirae.
The reply of Spain is said to have been drawa
up• with great eaurtey,-but did nidt-fa explain
the reason of the -movement inquired o.

TALY

THE NEW t'`HISIS IN THE
11IIESTION.

`ALIAA

The Paris correspondent of the
tnunicates as follows :—" The prattical einse-
__

quences immediately arising out ,iif:this.intunTesto
appears to be, that there will .be-no congreSs ;
that if the ungrateful people of (central Italy
refuse to take 'bark their Princes, Austria-is at i
liberty to consider the stipulation. of Villafranca I
as unfulfilled, and may act accinili-igly that if.
she should think 'it to force thesepretenders upon
these ungrateful people, at the point of the I
bayonet, Ale may ,do so, for that France has done
enough, and .w aches her hands 4of . the whole,
business."

MODENA, 'September 10.
M. Parisi, ex-€ecretary in the'Cabinet of Fran-.
cis V. ; M. Guerra, Keeper of the Privy Arch--
ives ; and AL .Solieri, ex-Secretary-General in the•
late Ministry for Foreign Affairs—have acknow—
ledged to-day 'before a notary the authenticity of
the writing of 7the two letters from Francis V.,,
abusing the Emperor Napoleon, "France, and the,
other Western-powers. This .d.eclaration is im
reply to the article in the Freneh Pays.
BOLOGNA, ,'September 10.

The National Assembly has decreed-Ist. That:
all those who , have governed in, the Romagna:.
from the 12th,4June till the present • time have
deserved well of their country. 2nd. The ratifi—
cation of the -title and authority of M.`Cipriani,,
as Governor-General, with responsible .Minister S..
3rd. That full-powers be conferreil on Ml:Cipriani,.
for preserving 6f order in the interior, and for
defence of the country. 4th. That M. Cipriani be.
charged to co-operate energeticaliy'for the lICCOIII-•
plishment of the:Wishes of the assembly to-procure.
.a more intimateunion with the other . provinces,
of Central Italy. sth. That to M.: Cipriani is,
given the facility a proroguing -and re-oenvoking
the National -Assembly. One hour afterwards,
the Minister of Grace and Justice read Zecree
for the prorogation of the Assenthly.

THE

XURICH CONFEIMNCES.

ZURICH, Sqpteniber 10

To-day the Fronth and Austrian ,plenipoten-
-fiaries held a Conference. A couriar has arxived
-from the French Cabinet, and anutlter has left
.for Paris. On Wc'dnesday and Thursday ithere
~were no Conferences of the plenipotentiaries.
Yesterday the Sardinian plenipotraitiarirsfhad a
..'Conference with Pd, lte Bourquenay..o.3r.biciitiuted
two hours.

AUSTRIA,

-VIENNA, Septtnbe.oo-

'The official portion:of the Weiner Zeitung,of
this,Say contains an imperial decree for the fega-
lation of the Protestantehurches in Hungary, :the
Worywodochaft Croatia and Slavonia, and -the
military boundary district.
The non-official part of rthe same paper (contains
an article promising that great concessions will
be made to the Protestants of all other provinces.
A Protestant member haS already been elected to
the Consistory of Vienna. Baron Birch, formerly
Minister ,of the Interior, and latterly appointed
kmbassadar to Rome, is about to leave for that