Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-22 00:00:00

111 order to reserve for the Congress the definitive
l'egalatious of the Italian Peninsula.
4Geoeral Garibaldi has published in the Gazette
he' 2V:ice, a proclamation to the Italians, in which
ks_ saYs that he withdraws- from the service,
e'N'a Use of the obstacles put in the way. of liberty
t
4m crafty policyaetion of Central Italy, and beCause a miserable
troubles the progress of events:
theentreats Italians to range themselves round
thelt I°3'al Ring Victor Emmanuel, and declares
k. he will take up arms again on the day the
~a shall call his faithful soldiers to the combat.
th:ne Opinione of Turin mentions a report that
kia king has appointed General Garibaldi his
01e Pans' correspondent of the Globe says that
Ibahli's momentary withdrawal from the de-
mla..ite4blo ground is a " tub" to the Austro-Papal
le. All his lieutenants who worked with
In 1848 are left in:their commands, and the
rEtt
gun fired will briug.the Italian Washington
into the field.

THE CONGRESS.

t, UlObe rather objects to Paris being the seat
t4i: projected Congress, as France being one
Parties interested, its capital is not, strictly
,Jlc)lng, neutral ground, and the repeated muster
ti°tllea, representing the Powers at that capital,
tki4 t Perchance appear too much to justify cer-
Pretension.s that Paris should be deemed the
petal of Europe.

BAVARIA.

DRESDEN, Nov. 21.
111(, afic.ial Dresden journal of to-day contain s
telligence that the day after to-morrow the
Ner
ellees of the ministers of several federal
tlitet ;es _ are about to take place at Winsburg, to
lt)ji:t° consideration several questions of federal
Austria and Prussia have received official
Itiori of the above.

ALGIERS.

MARSEILLES, Nov. 21.
General Martinprey is expected here this even-
;‘,ron4r,t'°4l Africa, on his way to Paris. The last
Itt4kation of Gen. Martinprey, dated Oushada,
NeelliBt., announces that the inhabitants of that
had been compelled to pay a ransom, in
t-br to avoid the chastisements they had brought
41-ielves by their behaviour. The Cadi has
arrested and brought to Tangiers. The
ital'Y hechest of the Contingent was respected,
tikt, 'c'tiging to the Emperor of Morocco. With
ki:.tato France continues to maintain peaceable
I°As• A corps of observation will remain on
frontiers. .The proclamation continues by
tjt
tttil; that illness had reduced the effective force
the 1e fresh expeditionary force by one-fifth, but
kiiers, nevertheless, display moral force,
able and =altered discipline.
•
.%T ON THE COUNTY DOWN

RAILWAY.

Nov. 21.
l 4
Morning an engine attached to the
'l4 4411° at Belfast shortly after nine o'clock,
144 s the line a little distance from the, Belfast
,
' a passenger carriage was _smashed and
qkift-e4Pants more or less injured. One of the
14N, Mr. Walker, of Tullygirvan, lies in a
as condition.

,~jat LONDON, Nov. 21.
4.k at to e Grey and Ripon resumed his duties to-
•
, Q ar-office.
1431141 demonstrations of a Royal birthday
ll!, (Cell observed to-day in the metropolis, on
i
11kii:44.611 of the Princess Frederick William of
l The \
einipleting her nineteenth year.
sinister at War has issued instructions
dModied militia to be supplied with the
•
11fle.
iek,
clnlyatch from Malta states that the Heart.
'kip' from Alexandria to Liverpool, was
Itthr,,lled on the 14th inst., with seven feet of
'II her hold.

CALCUTTA MAIL.
10er, 'hift, with Calcutta dates up to 22nd
arrived here to-day. Only 50 out of
t4*t the discharged Europeans at and near
Ill.' a hire accepted bounty for China.
der of the 21st of October, two years'
Ai are kill NI to be granted to those men of the
t)ii4re t 0 Who have not taken their discharge,
yeceil he permitted to enlist for China, and
Okli.te a bounty of 50r. on condition that
Catrd °k' for ten years.
lk htlino• loft Calcutta for the north-west
551 of October.
* Per Cent. Loan, from 5 to 54- discount.

BOMBAY MAIL.
t 46,
the following from the summary of
'standard of the 26th of October
age. bier points respecting the , expedi-
k 4111 q th
Yt at e Wagh ers are thus given.
Ittill, 'tack has called forth severe remarks
the who are actually engaged, to the effect
I,en. were sent to mount an impracticable
t 1,4 were
that proved too short. Our
kiftBlt iB mainly
to be accounted for, it is said,
t't -"44take•
111,, tklble
• d.„._ what serious question has arisen out
'44t -`q°llti t on of Beyt. It contains celebrated
h, eh temples, and grandly be-jewelled
44e c
4t tie °flsequence has been a great outcry
P,lk4 qlrtitidu community' not of Bombay only,
Nth estern India. You have desecrated
eyed
our temples, stolen our gods, and
t
ILA.' The great festival of the
'144. now on, and the Hindoo won't ob-
e has
via have
applied to Lord Elphinstone,
them that all the public loot shall