Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-04-15 00:00:00

ruE LATEST TELEGRAMS.

ITALY.
Tuiti
this N, April 14.—The Marquis De Azeglio left
this
for Paris charged with an extraordi-
czssion to the 'Governments of France and
liE ICING OF NAPLES.
L"°llE, April 13.—The death of King of Naples
chuu_its. inent. Public prayers are offered up in the

The ip
-'4ll FRANCE.
ffienlB,-,„l,"rati Peror will shortly depart for Lyons. A
is clum from Count Buol, hostile to Piedmont,
of.
annou
Ras, Thursday.—The Moniteur of this morning
for rtees that five steam frigates departed yesterday
I,,uiereot ports of Algeria.
io 44415, Wednesday Evening.—The Pays persists
.! Statement that the Congress will meet before
`4,,50th instant.
csatis
the Wednesday Evening.—The Conference on
wsec atrbian affairs in its sitting of to-day recoe,_
ever e election a Prince Couza, reserving, how- o
' ail questions respecting national rights.

PARis THE FRENCH FUNDS.
67.90, ' Thursday,
12 p.m.—Rentes commenced at
te„2o 67. and
75 are now 67.8 J. The Bourse opened flat.
'es
2.
de i•'lie1"1.: It is asserted that the Reties have
e dt 3 25
~, ' ° 67.40.
u 7 40 fors'.
: The Bourse closed very flat. Rentes
•in •
in the lattelne Y, and 67.25 for account, being a fall
°ft per cent. since yesterday.

SPAIN.
a bill of April 13th. —The Congress has approved
ha
letuleat against Senor Col'antes, by 178
ged asa'inst 66. Senor Collantes was forthwith
Cloveruoagr. a Prisoner in the Hotel of the Civil

t/ A lkT AP-
1/4itiQ ,--,1 UI3IAN AFFAIRS.
the infer-, Ihursday, April 14.—1 n yesterday's sitting of
tittivesences On the Danubian Affairs, the represen-
the rootf All Stria and the Porte, on the reading of
Ilickhle °P°l °f the first sitting, demanded- certain
vd.ll taiiuons, ,
, uy reason of which a third meeting
e Place.
L 0 it -----....4110..........-....
tad b COWLEY AT PARIS.
Lord Y COIVIC
Cowley y has
remainsd at departed for Baden-Baden, but
ep
Paris .

ft is THE CONGRESS.
t.he coe"fidently asserted, that the negociations for
IA 810 acress continue, but that their progress
be wOn account of the great difficulties still to
°vcr co
The D.
reVes,":B Publishes recent diplomatic papers, showing the
a 4; °L negotiations at Vienna. One of those, dated
leroire, ',lst gives the views of the Cabinet of Vienna on the
to consUnlitted to it by the British Government preliminary
ttativ:b°l'lng Congress. As to the question of Adminis-
kay i; •",eforres in the Pontiflcial States, Austria says they
"f' an: "bated in the Congress, but the definitive adoption
nite -:'oll,econimendation is to be left to the States directly
'artatoep.ee'• Austria insists that neither existing territorial
1:) t ' Inetits nor the treaties of 1815 are to be questioned
IkEIZIelle(1 upon, and a simultaneous disarming of the great
rs.

SAXONY.
jou, 813 EN, Thursday, April 14.—The Dresden
ttezo,naa:l alleges its acquaintance wih the fact that,o.
Praa,4„Lng to a more recent counter-proposal
511ar-te'e,',whieli is said to be also seconded in other
ins t , the Congress will assemble on the 23rd
tNivtlt earlsrhue, and will commence operations by
In a nn a general disarming.
•
WAII PREPARATIONS.
Ischer ~k,Q4lup, April 14. --The official Wurtemberg-
-14 the tntBeitzeig" publishes a royal decree, calling
those WeheTrhefirst bands are to be composed
Within tli ()icliers who have left military service
Which e last two years, and the two junior classes
ue in;,lre„het yet begun military service, are sum-
Lae Ist of May next.
ARp -- •
k 13Ue 110-',-'3l‘ UP POLITICAL ASSASSINS.
15-11Ppo I:ci-'4sT, April 12.—The infernal machine,
Vlac: t° be destined for the assassination of
are arre:tiledza, has been discovered, and seven persons

A •
-atTIIQUAKES IN TUSCANY.
P°
4rthquaT'etN, Wednesday.—Twenty-one shocks of
Pulaee Were felt at Sienna yesterday. The
qUitted: the town, but no accident hap-

-
He
MILITARY APPOINTMENT.
-4e 4ve ' WenesdayComander-in-Chief of
nailitardy divisions has been appointed.
Pelb -t, •
'-u,IGN INTELLIGENCE.

CAI,FRANCE.
Wednesday.—The Memorial Diplornatique,
cAclsecni"as ordered on Saturday last to be silent, in
,i_llli4D+eilice of its conciliatory and pacific tone
Present crisis, has been allowed to resume
This attempt to suppress even the
har-e'° expression of independent opinion is said
b-''.(l3' 4111 fecule, strange to say, from the Palais
1;21111d:i‘r°111 those whose liberalism is nil
t'verar, provided always that no one else's
the in. 'sin shall differ from it. It was at
..\ltallee, it seems of liberals of this class that
kispeiliT
am
stter of the Interior intimated the order to
Iletor h-e Memorial ; and I presume that the Em-
the
041 Li. other Ministers first learnt -it either
t4Per, ge circular issued by the managers of the
° 0C Perhaps from your own columns.
la
that the order was disapproved by M. De an;
4rld je-°stucagues as well as by the Emperor himselfust
rilletions were this day given, as I have j
Sorn°l' the re-appearance of the paper.
'4l
.the lay Itrprise is expressed by persons, who, up
ih 1741,5 t Moment, were for war, at the suddennesss
i1,„15414 t Austria so entrely yielded, as . she
raja_
L'ht,°;e've done, on the question of the &star
the
7""als removing all reasonable obstacles
ofn °f the Conirress. They seem to have °been
reif;;riwttres ; but one would think that, instead
lati,s47,cing, they are rather disappointed and di
:tteeqC Utah otherwise. They cannot conceive that,.
the Posted as she is in Lombardy, and with
''''°ca,il3,..e„l',lvhelming forces as to enable her to open
4t.krii."lge- to-morrow if she thought fit, crush the
'4ll "- army at a blow, march upon Turin,
toqAuaek within her own frontier, and then
toecZetly await the French, she should make
,ttsii,sietts. All this, it appears, she could do
ake a f°l', according to military men, it will
fuli,illonth or six weeks more before France
:14(ler "9.lliPPed to take the field,—they cannot
routs-4-11Q that at the very moment the storm was
gowe,„‘° burst, and when the declaration of war,
48toilk`br might have afflicted, would not have
4,4 d, •-•;:',.ed the public, Austria should turn roun ,
'itiol;s'ead of a difiance, graciously accept all con-
ELllezeePt such as would not humble her.t
.Austria,:a we are told by those who are most
against her, has by this act lost her
Lotarce in Germany ; and that her hold, on
aVIY will not Y last two years. IV ia
neth,:je. the real eause of the change--
`-'ll4ie-e-trofambe the
pressure of the Powers on the
v lenna or otherwise, it is evident that
e—„iliTiitsih
le Pretext for war is, or ought to be, much
and that if Piedmont has really re-
ki.peeieedo her views upon Lombardy, the Emperor
than pied eaunot pretend to be more e Fedmontese
tedulont herself, more Italian than
the ills, together with the increasing opposition
People'to war, ought naturally greatly to
dowtaake the chance of maintaining peace. Yet I
~
)'eBt,trdile'w bow it is, bu li
t the beef that prevauea
aY" of El, peaceful eonelusi9n is put no 139