Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-26 00:00:00

LEON 111. has not been able recently to carry 'out the
freedom of Italy from " the Alps to the Adriatic."

So, they may not be able to erriaiailmte. Great Bri-

thin and Liverpool from the wrongs under which
they would fain have us believe she is groaning,

ur e is the augmputed ex-
actual necessity for it
cretal, and - who preserves it by the, support of a whiCh 'the increaseh
of so' grievous an 'impost has 'become
devoted army ; let him suppose that this self-willed
pneencedlistarie. Tthat has become indispensable to put our national
monarch' was a fatalist who had from his earliest
defeaceS into' an efficient state: Now; how: doei it happen
emlaetPenaarircet2innie.
year's believed in his destiny, and. now in the pro- that they have ever fallen into, an inefficient state ? Why'
oby_ydlise,Wheemigianomzil
jui.tetitlicaels,hhavlinfg sadcri.tficeduti, (-,
gress of age had seen it in all its preparatory steps
of efficiency, alike of our military and naval armameilts. Thes(
most wonderfully realised ; that one item of that rr
everything that was essential to - nib
destiny was to be the- future conqueror,
~. ease., The people at large,-and mote es •11tl ' h pay
France, to which the loftiest sentiments prompted - haverioW to lie re-constructed :andrestered, at dale t&
him, and which he thought was necessary actual cost to the countryr that would Otherwise have 'beeti the
~....esponnent are not 'of a - '' - . ..,
the at hid ' i'''' ' - pecia y lose iv ho
important institution- f
nature to tranquillise the . minds a those who are
her, 4`• ' great o the taxes, ought to learn a valuable lesson
tni ol
et hmi nogs t of
to redeem the fame of a mighty but baffled ancestor •
the
y inculg9n7----to say
anxious regarding the continuance of .peace ; and .he The Resolution, condemning prospeCtively any and let him suppose England diverging from .._ froM -this great fact. - The mock Liberalism of the dayis,
participation on the part of England 'in the new peaceful pursuits into the prospects of military am-• they may depend upen it, a Very 'll • 1 '
grounds his opinions upon what is eve day ogonig
anti-English on in France and other parts of the Continent. One
thing is certain, that there is a
,stroilg a , Italian arrangements, which Lord ELato has given bition, and devoting her gTeatest energies to the con-the perilous' position in which it placeil-SoMe of
ling existing in Paris, as shwa in the journals.. notice .of for Monday next, may not improbably solidation of R east military force, -utterly useless
6 . country. . .. We now learn that K
Much-'excitement has beeinFoecahsionedby-i,cent do--
bring on another ministerial crisis. TI-46. debates--..-- of except to be transported by the gun-boats and naval land, where he has he o!snthdliiiiis taken refuge in Switzer
miciliary visits to severa
that red. noblemen.f the French - he has been betreanyjed ; cam?' theii * wife.
P risa ivis.on o ie
„
It is reported at a
the year 1857, the increase is 3 per cent Considering.th!
,_r Parma and Tuscany, and another Opposition will be directly at issue on this important plying,
.into a neighbouring country; and-----t° drop betray-al is to be brought home, we believe, to non e oth;
army is to enter
despatched to the Roman
n occasioned by the war on the Continen • this 10
agitation t, _
than the Emperor, of the at whose instance, and
French corps is to be
all . question. In his speech that evening Mr. DISRAEL/ • all other .t. 1 the parallel—we put him
. , pal icu particulars of , . ,-
French,
• , satisfactory. Whilst trade with the Continent was as._
Legations; but they will abstain from interteieriyiei
tion that an English under whose passport and protection, he set t t • • ti very
' 'eu
_ ,out () join ie
with his usual promptness d 't - took ' . • •
an sagaci y,the :into something of the same position - •
t' b d there was during the month of Jltne, a mart
ur e iere ~ g .
with the internal policy of these state, and. will
revolutionary par • - . . . .
ty in rtaiy, preparatory tolis st. • 41v)* uP • '
confine themselves to pres?rving public order, so that opportunity of the close connection that at present man now fills on casting his thoughis across the a similar revolt in Huno-riy.. The abrupt t r ' •
nr.. -. , increased
,movement in the direction of Andfnlia and the
public opinion may be fully exp.re.ssed!
exists between finance and foreign policy, to deliver Channel to France, with her Brest and her Cher-- "fwar, which Louis Napoleon has broafrlit aebontiiitnalt:Lniceedf t 311.20 rjuitecl States.
Palavieini, the former Prtme 11,Iin ister o the Duchess
f.
_______
explicitprotest a a.
han . g inst our taking up at the en- bourg, with her rumoured fortifications, with her Kossuth for a while in a very perilous position. But he
of a, has arrived in Paris with an autograph
(REUTER'S TELEGRAM.)
Palmna her Royal Highne: s for the Emperor. suing conference at Zurich, the position we filled at daily multiplying gun-boats and accumulating naval fortunately escaped from it, though not without difficulty; BELGRADE, Sunday.—A denial has been even to the re
In .
4110..fliMlestie news this morning there is not
the - Congress of Vienna, On the other hand, the armament,;,', and, above all, with her navy actually w„nderwstanzedrltahnadt
il:e. fia!ls.a temyorary and safe asylum. ports spread 211, the German and Turkish press agaTi7
much ealh::: for PT:argent.
is his intention to return to England Prince Milosch. _The Prince leaves tn,morrow for the A
The soiree to sfr: ,c(?1,4,, at Rochdale has been and hig FQREION S E
PREMIER CL.TAIi.y intimated EM2criAr tp OR navy- of England, Taking all 12- .IP "943 43 4 can (lc n wittloz rid,
terior of the couL*y.

_ -
Nil desperapdom to duce Teuero," be their

Motto. But while they are
.thus bestirring them-
selves to reform others,iare there no points in which
thedjr could reform .themselvefiT Have they ,no
. ,

(From the Timis City Article)
SATURDAY EVENINCi—The non-success of the £5,000,0

Loan o

in _Lama ior the service of the current yard.
system contributed to the' flepressimi experienced to-day, but a faY
of fi per cent. in Consols was recovered', owing chiefly to ae

beam" :Co cast Out' of their' A' own eye," 86 that they

may more clearly see to take the mote out of theil

on Friday

The Board-of-Trade Returns continue to present satin'
factory totals and the business of the country for the labt
half-year is now shown to have been lareer than an arii

THE EXPORT TRADE.

It Is " evident