The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-23 00:00:00

POREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

AJSTRIA.

VIENNA, ,FEB. 18.
Tl.lO positive assurance has to day been given me
Ltiat the idea. of placing Trieste, Istria, Dalmatia,
LOnAardo Venetian kingdom, and the Southern
jrol Under one and the .same Governer General
'4'B never been. entertained 'either by the Emperor
his Ministers. It is credibly related that the
Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian hits etpressed his
resolve not to accept the office of Governor General
°I, the Lombardo Venetian kingdom, unless the
Military as well. as the civil authorities of the "ti,
ntr-Y Are_ placed under his control, and the
refusal of the Emperor-to accept the condition is
7 IZsed to have occasioned the sudden departure
el the Archduke..from Milan. present the
of the army receives 'its orders directly ,
•jl-,cfnl the military Central Chancellerie of- the
mperor, and conSequently the military corn-
'nanders -are but • nominally
.subordinate to the
g'-vernors of the different provinces, Thus,.if the
Al:chcitike Ferdinand Maximilian were to receive
the title of Governor General, his military Adiatus,
,vould be in direct correspondence with. the
4iiitary Central Chancellerie •of His Majesty,
~414 Would only have to obey the orders.
behaviour
from it. The .news of the 'infamous
Yenaviour of, the two , officers to M. .Bianchi
greatly excited the indignation of the Ern-
t,Zrc'r, and Colonel Muller,. an officer who
ri°37B the entire confidence of his Majesty; was
Intnediately sent to Mantua to examine into the
oe'Te• Authentic information has to day
.been re-
fret' that an "extremely energetic" note ,was
°nt'a week ago addressed by Count Buol to. the
Sardinian:.e Government. The-. Austrian Minister
°lllPlained bitterly of the excessive licence of the ,
""E(nd expressed his indignation that the Turin
I,2vernment should permit papers that openly
persons
regicide to appear in. Sardinia. Many
Crsens fear -that there will be a regular rupture
tween 'the two Governments, but Austria has no
Guerin
'D'te4ti.on of going to 'War With Sardinia, , If roe
GoVermitent does not undei:taite to keep
,riti Press within due ziuntisi Austria is likely
With .1° • creak .her diplomatic relations
t,, • 6arclinia, but she will' not endeavour
Obtain satisfaction by force of arms. A
`-graPhic despateh, which has just arrived from
vi`..llin-, announces that. the Italia e Popolo, the most
0 oat of 'the ultra-Radical
,papers published in
the Ims, will cease to appear. • Baron Ssehach,
~,
tut his
diPlomatist, has gone to Turin,
rho hisbusiness there .is of a private nature,
Court of Sardinia and the -widow .of the late
ou'e of Genoa cannot agree about the education
hathe 'children of the latter, and Baron Seebiteh
8 received instructions. to endeavour to settle the
ratter to the satisfaction of the Princess who is now
Ale wife of the Chevalier de Rapollo. King Victor
„• 21101anuel wishes to-have the two sons of his de-
s'CaL....l brother educated with his own children, and
,ilrfe.-tit. leave the daughter in the hands of the
:11:thef, but to this plan the latter objects. The
,i„,inal7t papers accuse King Victor Emmanuel of
sat Of tact," -
teb ecausohe refuses to pertait.the Pope
tatVlicint Bishops to the vacant sees in Sardinia,
quitetit° public is of opinion that his Majesty is
v_ light
to offer such determined. opposition
its ue continual., encroachments of, Rome.. :In
tha't?nber of the 15th of February, the NOrd avers
it is a matter--of-indifference to the Russian
a) ov ernnient' whetherk the Danubian Principalities
e-tceetituili,ted or not ; but- the assertion obtains no
the 'ere, Count Kisseleft was the author of
Statut Orgetnique (Organic Statue) of the
trout irialities, and any one who will take the
,4he to •
read it will not fail to to' remark that,
*rote it
.he had some idea of a future
• °n of Moldavia and Wallachia. On the 10th
of
C, this Mouth the High Cousistory of theProtcstant
in Bavaria announced that its ordinances
relative to confession, &e., would not be enforced,
.47,1161' did 'riot seem to have found favour with the
i;.erent communities. The. King of Bavaria, who
w roman. Catholic in the strictest sense of the
"cl.; just given a proof of his tolerant spirit.:
eo_tintherising the Protestant pastors in his king-
st,!ni to raise subscriptions for a monument which is
u 0 it to be erected to the nteihory of Martin Luther.
tiOarcrnaß,
recent number of the Lucerne Gazette
1)).
,1118 an entitled " Switzerland and .the.
bilPioniatists," in which it is openly said that the
,twtra-Catholic party had hoped the conflict be-
ovcen Switzerland and Prussia " would lead to the.
roiv of the existing order of things in the
is47„cleration and the restoration- of the regime of,
Pressi.aais, which are very -like the Alia-
are about tovhe in trodtrced into. Servia. The.
b3,°,'46 publighed in the Principality will be read
thin' censors" and confiscated if they contain any
which could be to the' welfare and
t,: °I tY Of the State., It is not said whether ,the
's arc to be Russians or native Servians