Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-03 00:00:00

THE ITALIAN DUCHIES

Thekbllowing is the text of the proclamation ad-
Aressedito the population of the Duchv or Modena
by the, Sardinian Commissioner, M. Farini, in .an-
nouncing to, them the retirement of the Sardinian
functionaries :
• People of the- Modenese Provinces,-The Government
of the- King is going now to leave to you Tull cud satire
liberty to express anew, and in . the most spontaneous and
solemn; manner, your legitimate desires. -

It is important to these provinces, it is important to our
common country, that -.you should show that the changes
which have occurred in Italy during the War off' indepen-
dence, have not been the fruit of a passing enthusiasm nor
the work of a hidden ambition. • • •

leaving you masters of the future, that you will
know how to deserve, the Kimr, assigns to me the agreeable
ditty of assuring you that he will defend in the councils of
Europe your reoitimate rights. You know- the value of
Emmanuas word.
During the. few days that I have possessed power, you
have been remarkable for concord and civic courage, as well
as brave and disciplined. Amid the jay ,of victory, and in
the presence, of the difficult duties which the unexpected
peace has imposed on the Italians, you have always shown
the same constancy, the same ivillingness to make saerifice4),,,
the same, consciousness of right.
I leave, you free, organised, and armed.
Your -.countenance assures me that you will never eon-

the pure cause o

)erty with the intoxication of

'The tumultuous elatuours of those who doubt and fear
would not be befitting in you. Civilised Europe Euro uas
. • •

ror, therraelves
epare to exercise. this
princes whose banish-
ment has been decreed by the' nation, 'will not b
restored against-- the will of a wise people. I am certain
that in the Modeneso provinees there will not be afforded

the rig

questions of internal order
rig=ht worth

cured tha

any pretext of calumny to the implacable calumniators a
poor Italy, seeing that in your words and your writings, in
your councils and your resolutions, you will act in such is
manner as not only to attract to yourselves praise and Mat*
but even to do honour to the, entire nation, and to enhance
the good reputation of yOur whole raet
" People of the -.Modem

private life, and thanks to the honour Which the muniet-
palititia of two of the greatest cities have done me, I van
call myself your fellow citizen.

• Fellow citizens, I have confidence in your do.-stiny and in
the justice of publio opinion. If the future should reserve
tot you some painful trial, I, who have found myself the
first in honour, shall have acquired the right to be the first
FARINI,

in danger.
Modena, July 27, 180

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A Turin letter, in the Nord of Brussels, says :—" I have
to mention a fact Which is not without importance, and
which has not yet been stated. King Victor Emmanuel
had an luter.view with the Emperor Francis Joseph in
Venetia, and I do not think I am going too far in saying
that the two sovereigns parted satisfied with each other,"
EMBEZZLEMENT BY A TUAVELLEIL—At the Manchester
Police-court, on Monday, a young man named Bonner, a
Commercial traveller, in the employ of Messrs. Wrigley,
Son, and Boult, paper makers, was charged with embezzling
various sums of money belonging to. his employers. Mr.
W. 'Walker, of Qt.l,,‘. v.riminve_ said that on the 21st of
he n&A tb p

rut, _ _isoner £2O on account of his employers.
Mr. Arthur Bola said that the prisoner had only accounted
for £lO of this sum. In answer to Mr. Cobbett, who
appeared for Bonner, he said. the prisoner had not done,
anything to conceal the fact that he had received £2O instead
of 110, except that he had only entered £lO. Two other
-cases of a similar nature were gone into, after which Mr.
Cobbett addressed the bench, and contended that the cases
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said, as the prosecutors called upon the bench to put the
prisoner upon his trial, they had no alternative but to com-
mit him. lie would, however, take bail for his appearance.
The prisoner was aceordinglY committed,

BANKRUPTS.
'George Johnson Adamson, builder, Twickenham.
Yarker Rushton, draper, Wrexham, Dembighshire.
Louise Flameut, milliner and dealer in lace, Duke-street,
Portland-place, and Somerset-street, Portman-square.
John Edward Ford, stock and tie manufacturer, Alderman-
bury and Addle-street, City.
Joseph Swan, 'ship owner; ship chandler, and coal fitter,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and. Belle \rue, near Gateshead,
Durham.
James Ditehmarsh, farmer and cattle dealer, Wimpole,
Cambridgeshire.
BANKURPTCIES ANNULLED.
Thomas Pool Brettle, grocer, Walsall, Staffordshire.
Harris Tallerman, Waolesale,clothier and outfitter, Rounds—
ditch. ,