Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-04-20 00:00:00

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BOMBAY MAILS.

• ALEx
ANDRIA, April 12.—The Bombay mails of
the 26th March leave to day. The increase in im-
port duties caused great excitement among the mer-
:l"tile community of Bombay. Meetings were held
ZProtest against the measure, and memorials were
"lig prepared for the Home Government and Par-
-I,ent.

The last traces of rebellion were fast disappearing.
ibe
rebel armies are broken and dispersed, and
their leaders are fugitives in the jungles. The rebels
7. la great numbers in Nepaul, and Jung Bahadoor
43411 sent troops into the jungle to root them out. The
B°olAACtwers of the Begum and Nana number about
"u• Brigadier Kelly was watching their move-
:l3lll,' Oude continues tranquil. A great many
hase,4 have surrendered. The Nawab of Furruckabad
been sentenced to death.
and reat excitement has been occasioned in Bombay
Calcutta 'owing to the new Customs tariff.
koraPorts are little better. Exports more doing.
to 29Y easier. Freights steady. Exchange, 2s lid
qui,: lad. Money market easier. Import market
tx Cotton in good demand. Freights steady.
co„e+hange, 2s lid to 2s lid for credit. Two per
Cp's, ; Fours, 781.
:r
eign-office and India-house despatches are to
almosrilt as the intelligence conveyed in them is
to pubiv. c'rbatirn to the above, we deem it unnecessary
the uovir'ssll.3thena, as it would only be a repetition of

Advises NAPLES.
,
16th • ha been received from Naples to the
I(ja,:list. After a terrible attack of his malady, the
received the sacrament, and afterwards blessed
Bedebeen farewell to his family—. Signor Filangieri
"11 summoned to Caserta.

FRANCE.
gee rQl3' Monday.—The opinion which more
not prevails here to-day is, that matters are
settle which a state which should make us despair of a
but "lent without an appeal to the sword. For
the airice, it is rumoured that the latest proposal of
of p',nlPerial Government, viz.,—that the admission
Of Letha Ont to the Congress should be the condition
eee'" general previous disarming- has been
hie by Austria, and that Russia had some-
tnlrlg to do with the matter. Again, that the
po!lish Government, harrassed by repeated disap-
%till:l:neat; and vexed at systematic mystifi-
perCs' had at last very fully told its mind—as,
that -Ps' it should have done long since, and
ea Austria and France consequently appear less
; also, that the Emperor has become less
°llkejAe-"et, less ambiguous, and less disinclined to a
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arrangement than two or three days ago.
a word, that the " situation," as it is called, has
lill'reved• If lam asked what solid reasons there
oiare 'l3r this feeling, I answer I cannot tell; and,
Nreever, I doubt whether any one can do so.
t so.
anythinger was more rapidly varying than t
h
sdialatiee•" It is not the same for a week, nor
nor an hour. The despatch written at two
iaeideeliwill be rendered useless by the unexpected
i
anei of three, and what s true at four is but
to the th4t history" at six. Of course there is a reverse
told
tc eual, and you are almost in the same breath
waras the Emperor is at bottom as much for
troo- 8
p ever; that the armaments, movements of
with in a" Prepartions in the ports are going on
guess as ceased activity. I do not hazard even a
l
there L° Which is right or which is wrong, but
namely °t ~e thing which I affirm without hesitation,
tienee' the public are awaiting with an impa-.
Ntaini e— and
an anxiety not to be described, Lord
those litY's long-expected disclosures, and, as
iark before
to throw full light on what is now so
,uefore this can reach you, I refrain from all
lePe;llitati" for the present.
of th:‘,,.B4,id that one of the clerks under the orders
he pi Minister of Finance has been sent to Turin to
went at the disposal of the Sardinian Govern-
-44141,' °l.ganizing the pay department of the Sar-
, array.

, ALGERIA.
Le°ll fr g the addresses presented to Prince Napo-
the k.°4l places in Algeria, on his retirement from
NIA °4l places
of Algeria and the Colonies, was one
has returned °nstantina, and to it his Imperial Highness
the following reply
I( 1,048.
" Palais Royal, March 22.
00,0470 ieur le Prefet,—l have received, on the
Set.; ri of my retirement from the Ministry of
Feat'Et and the Colonies, an address signed by a
Pro vi number of the inhabitants of the town and
to et nee of Constantina. Will you be kind enough
trekress to them my thanks, and to say that I am
etpteY gratified with the sentiments which they
%104 s Called on to direct the affairs of our great
hod" in Africa, I employed all my efforts to do
I shall be happy if,• in spite of the diffi-
ittseParable from a nee organisation,
l'her:' all have succeeded in a tain measure.
'were reasons not connected with my
a~iand Ikstratio
n which caused my retirement,h
thereforelKi entertain the hope that
.t e
111),IZ'I'Y °I Algeria and the Colonies will not be given
I°,tle fallse the future prosperity of the colonies is
1111;1,4- tlle great pre-occupations of the Empero
that°-;e'llt questions have been studied, especially
be
01,;%ailwaYs, and the decisions adopted will soon
tribute out. I rejoice at having been able to con-
-4411 'e
to the solution which Algeria awaits with
tetire 4110 wahle impatience. Notwithstanding,
11(4 elli"t from the administration of affairs, I shallmy
itteli,°l4se to make myself, on all occasions, the
fee aet of the interests of the colony ; you may
assurance of that to the population of your
'4eut."

PRUSSIA.
otter,.thi from Berlin of the 15th inst. says :
Ole in. rig authentic as has yet transpired respecting.
eau Pit tlssitt of Archduke Albrecht of Austria to our
'l'ls • 43-e has had a private conference with the
h Ite
4CI Th a gent, and the Prince of Hohenzollern has
- e
ullference with the Austrian Ambassador.
141, report that the Archduke will, on leaving Ber-
ilichit°o,direct to St. Petersburgh, to endeavour to
Qp —4 Emperor of Russia to observe neutrality,
confirmation.
44', halltinle we have a little congress of Princes
this „, Grand Duke of Oldenburg having arrived
Ittys'erning with the purpose of remaining some
they r, As regards
1)41-I'e at this the Princes of Central Germany,
moment holding a conference
the
bieiltadt to decide upon their line of action at
This The eat a certain eventualities.
Duke of Coburg has left Berlin for London.
thing Zoe, who is devoted more especially to any:
liding to the national development g