Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02 00:00:00

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After an impassioned appeal to the patrietiet.
Austria, the manifesto concludes in these words The
We hope not to remain isolated in this contest. blood
soil on which we ,re about to fight is steeped in the
re(l
of our brothers of Germany. That country was cangli,eh to
as a German rampart, and has been maintained as stz'
this day.
It is always upon that groUnd that the most darlo
enemies of Germany commence their attem is to destroy
internal power. (Signed) FRANcie Joszrll.

DIPLOMATIC CIRCULAR

OF THE
FRENCH GOVERNMENT',
The Moniteur of Sunday publishes a circular,%tliet
dated the 27th of April, addressed by ,'„-go
Walewski to the diplomatic agents of i;°,;,i-j-of
Powers. The note describes the present pco't7n-n at
political affairs, and expresses much satisfacti
nd,
the .conciliatory spirit displayed by EV:ft-atilt'
Prussia, and Russia. It states the wish tu"-bje-
otlier Powers which compose the Germanic C°Ad by
ay not allow themselves to be Inis'c the
ces of epochs quite different from
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_.ent, mad hopes that the statesmen of Geri;gaitg
will perceive that it depends on them to put 'A-jell
upon the extension and duration of a war /,'-vra.
conscientiously feels that she has n°"

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COLLISION BETWEEN TAE
AUTRI ANS ANDPIE
The D ,ily News has receDivMed °thNe TI1195;11;
telegraphic despatch.:
eked
HAMBURGH, M y I.—Aceounts have been rec
the
of the first hostilities in Piedmont betwelirces,
Austrian army of invasion and the Sardinian ibe° fore
The latter were obliged to fall back, but not regi'
~„_
inflicting severe loss on the Austrians.
roe°
went lion Miguel, alone, lost its colonel and l'u4
officer,

Rot
The following despatch is from the eerresP°ll
of the Times
1;1
VIENNA, Friday Evening.— In all proult-fl*oo',
there was rather a sharp action at the Tete & the
of Buffalora yesterday. It is reported that, the
Austrians, after a considerable loss, took it s'
hao
point of the bayonet. It is said that Mortara
been taken to-day.

LATEST WAR NEWS. 3 41
The Herald says, on the line of the Dorsl A
require 50,000 men to cover Turin on that 51" e.
battle may be expected about the sth
_list.
_Aro,
Tuscan troops are marching on Massa and CaP.-
to resist an attack from Modena. Cot
to
The Post says the Austrians are intending. oilvA
off the communication between Alessandna,rbei
Genoa. and possibly to invest Alessandria• .40
are at the same time moving from two other roof
on Turin itself. It will evidently be a bard
between them and the French.

THE ELECTIONS.
The Times says the returns, so far, give the Tories $ balms
of 23, and the Liberals a gain of 13,, leaving a 1"
favour of the Tories of 10. oble
The Star remarks that the Conservatives have beellod it
to get up three contests for one of the Liberals, action
would, therefore, be a great wonder if the general
did not end in a Conservative gain.

SPEECH OF LORD DERI3I'd
At the Royal Academy dinner on Saturday, the reir,
Derby said : We are on the eve of events of whie', "-°
d
can foresee the end. We have striven earnestly an our
gently to avert the calamities of war. We have been 11 Which
cessful Of this lam satisfied, that the conductible, t°
England ought to adopt is, as far as may be Pn,„tude•
maintain an impartial, a dignified, and a neutral a".

COMMERCIAL. yeti
Prices extremely irregular and all the morninfon 01l
unsettled, but Consols closed to per cent. better t fde
the Friday. Two more failures announced. Mal° :nod
firms which have failed are expected to pay in full. I'd, "with'
for money active, bnt not pressing. £42,000 in goi poly
drawn from the Bank to-day for the Continent.

s City Article, Saturday Evening
rebound, in responding to the demand of
was not fully maintained. During the month endingod
the
the range of Consols has been nearly 8 per cent.,
10.,
fall established 6i per cent. bermes City Article, S"
day Evening. been
CONTINENTAL FAILIIRES.—The suspension hes.° iiii,
announced of the banking firmof Wolf and Co., of -9 ()To.
hitherto in goodcredit,• extensive transactio
and with extensive Visenl'
The Times
says considerable failure is reported from
and many more are expected. 't is NEW
FRENCH LOAN. —The Daily News says' fr_ st
petted the £20,000 will be offered in a 3 per cent. stecj in
61, being about 4 per cent. below the lowest price fish
the loans for the Russian war. 00
MAIL Nzws.—The heavy *Calcutta and china
invest
arrived at Southampton yesterday (Sunday)•