Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-03-24 00:00:00

AUSTRIA

The Vienna correspondent of the Times, writing °
Saturday, says that Austria will doubtless 111
conditions before she agrees to the proposed eeligre of
but not unnecessary difficulties. As a 'natter, of
course, she will insist on the strict maintenaletvo
the treaties of 1815, but she will hardly object goi
revision of her special conventions with the It -
States.

ITALY. . a
At a conclave of cardinals, the Pope referle
the evacuation of his States by foreign trooPs,
n
denied that he had said he felt himself saf6eicas
c, ivu c.A.Lnuteous USSistanees 0,3
secular and warlike prince might have done. Tot
Holiness repeated that it was only to avert a c°'-erol
between potentates, which might lead to a gel:itir
conflagration, that induced him to demand the
drawal of the foreign garrisons.

TURKEY.
MARSEILLES, March 22.—Advices have beelica
ceived from Constantinople to the 16th.,,
conferences have taken place between the
sador of Austria and the Grand Vizier. the
The English ambassador has represented tfes
Porte, that if the latter will yield to the wis'os of
the Roumain people with respect to the eleetl° call
Hospodars, England, on her part, will
bad
upon the capitalists of Europe to found a nel so'
and schools, and will construct public room'
railways in Turkey.
h Prir
The Ottoman Commissioner in Belgrade --,„°:ioe,^ll,
tested against the proclamation of Prince 1;1'1
in which he claims for himself and his faum'
hereditary rule.

S WITZERLAND. n frallcs
The Federal Council has increased to 400 "sol"'
the export duty on horses leaving the
territory.

PORTUGAL.
LISBON, March 19.—The new Terceira a—,
tion is considered the best Cabinet Portugal '-
for many years. Exchange on London, 53-1-

AMERICA. Albert
GALWAY, March 23, 1859.—The Prince • „or
Captain Nicholson, arrived this morning, at St prof
from New York, with 200 passengers. I'oosetting
peller ; bows seriously damaged; delayed bY
eIP. ated'
in among the ice off Cape Race. News anjc
The Prince Albert did not call at St. John's'
New York on' the morning of the 4th inst.

THE .
DEBATE ON THE REFORM BlLijop,
The _Daily News says that the speech of Sir E• l'Yorrcsi
on Tuesday night, was thoroughly successful as 33 erstehtl
effect, but it was not argument. It is a bold andiheof the
flinging away of the scabbard; it is an avowa'
feelings and motives with which the bill has bell classl
Sir Edward denounced all concession to the worki,n,our °'
as subvertive of the freedom, the safety, and the rii°,-ou
England. Once go below the £lO franchise,'
w
never arrest your downward steps. Admit the "cis ael
men by tens and twenties, and then by huncire Y
iu
thousands, and they will speedily force their 'o.4icr,-
Their enfranchisement would be a fraud, and the
enfranchisement felo-de-se. view of ,1
The Morning Herald takes an entirely opposite Sir E. Bulwer Lytton's speech, and says he bo,diy.ro, the
with the absurd charge that ministers are afral.toted
influence of the working man, and have not Ous'
interests. 0 the
The Post agrees with the Colonial Secretary, as
great object of the Government Reform Bill. It
to perpetuate the power of the middle classes. niefottre;
The Times remarks that, as the ministerial wish '"
more closely examined, it betrays more and /Ore
find in property a refuge from population.

-9.1,---
RAILWAY NEWS.—An official notice, annormuLsgs fitli,
issue of one million pounds East India Railway Sh'isurPas
the 5 per cent. guarantee of the India Government/
a serious fall in Indian securities generally'. cl by th*
MAIL NEWS.—Much disappointment is oceasiene,. vie
delay in the arrival of the Australian January a'alve aafil
February mail may be expected at Suez four or ar,4,19d
be r '''''
hence, and the news by two mails may thus frul
within a few days interval.
THE NEAPOLITAN EXILES. The Nimrod, stesilitraisv
Cork arrived at Bristol at eight o'clock yesterdaY.,"; AA
(Wednesday), having on board seventeen of welcome' exi
Timewmleincseeucnreoiwl dweasreseimnbeletdtentdoergiieev.e them The a terws°
mayor
presided at a breakfast given to the exiles.