Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-01-24 00:00:00

ITALY.

A letter from Leghorn States that an English
frigate had entered the harbour and saluted the
town, the batteries of which at once responding.
The English salute was interpreted as a recogni-
tion, by the English Government of the fall of the
Grand Dukes, and as a first fruit of the combined
French and English policy on Italian affairs.

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN; Jan. 23.

Rear-AdmiralsVan Dockam, our Ambassador in
England, has been summoned to Copenhagen, the
Government having the intention to-appoint him
Governer of the Danish Colonies.

REPLY OF THE POPE TO THE ADDRESS

OF THE CLERGY.

DUBLIN, JAN. 23.

The Evening Xelvs contains, the following
reply of his Holiness the Pope. to the address 'of •
the Archbishop and Clergy of the diocese, of
Cashel and Elly ;
" Venerable Brothers, Health and benedic-
tion We have received with the greatest
pleasure your letter of the 6th of the ides 'of last
December, in which we find a 'most ample supply
of your faith, religion, piety, and obedience to us ;.
most grateful to us also is the proof we. have .
found in this your letter of the same most
religious disposition to us, and •to this holy See,
which. is deeply seated in the minds, of the clergy
and people of your diocese. It was -impossible
but that the serious tumults prevailing in Italy,
the collision into which things were thrown, and
the rebellion of some provinces of -Our temporal
State, should have caused you intense sorrow.,
All in truth went on and were perpetrated under
the instigation . and encouragement of those
whom it -.ought to . have most concerned_ ~to
respect the - law' of nations,, and to pre,serve
untouched the-patrimony of the Roman church.
Prom, day to day it becomes more manifest,what
wicked schemes these men are. devising against
us and the. ~civil power of the apostolic see';•and
very.in a lubrication, full of hypocrisy,
•
the—y,
'have-lent all • their -efforts to deceive the
simple, to diminish and Weaken the common con-
sent of, mep in recognising the civil powerlof the
apostolic See. Then, venerable brothers, with the
• flock committed to your pastoral solicitude, with
one alceord to beseech the Almighty -Lord that.
he may rook witlia propitious eye ,upon•you and
Your common affliction, and that he may give to
Your weakness, strength.fromlabove, thereby we
may be enabled, with ,a great and high mind, to
make- head .against raging storms',' to-'maintain
the liberty of they church, and' 'strenuously to
defendl, us
le‘ tke -civil ..'powers ,-of the holy see.
b
unite in invoking the patronage of all the
essed in heaven, especially of the immapplated
her gin Mary, Mother-1a" Mid, that the pest of
:esy and schism, which men the most wicked,
,re striving to introduce into the regiOnS. of Italy,
be driven from them, and that the priest of those
mho, making ill use of their power and arms,•offer
yioletice to us, and to the sanctuary, may be:
broken in pieces. Meanwhile, with the! most
earnest
.prayers and desires, do we commend to
God,
and to the word of his grace, you, venerable,
brothers and all your clergy and people most
dear to your as to us; we wish and pray 'for you
the enjoyment of
,every blessing •of body and
mind; as a happy 'auspice of this manifold bles-
§ing, and a ledge of the love with which we
embrace you in the Lord.
"We impart to you, and to your entire flock,
with all the .affection of our hearts, our apostolic
benediction. • •
Given at Rome the 11th day of January, 1860,
fourteenth year of
"PoNTIFIcE Pius IL
" To our :Venerable Brothers, .the Archbishop
and Cleigy of the diocese of Cashel and Elly."

LONDON, Jan. 23.
The Globe announces that larl Fitzwilliam
will move the address in the House of Lords.

An important step has been taken in the Court
of Queen's Bench in connection with the case of
the Rev. H. J. Hatch, a rule having been moved
for calling on Mr. Pratt, an attorney, to answer
charges of unprofessional concl,act in inducing
Mr. Hatch to confers.'

______,
'The following appeare in a portion of bur
impression of yesterday :-
- THE LATE CAPT.' HARRISQN.
, The Times pays a tribute to .the . memory.. of: Captain
-Dtanisell, and says that the, mercantile marine loses its
mostskilful and 'most widely-honoured representative
The
the shareholders of the Great Eastern also lose one of
their feet
Safeguards, for the confidence of the public in
gleas
was
vas centred in her commander. Captain.
33 0n as
death a 4E0141 swimmer, and the.manner of his
When a"ears almost ,a. mystery to his many friends.
tweiv taken up, he bad been, it. is supposed, about
scold alidudillelladte.s. under. Water, and his body was perfectly
surface of the . Ile was floating about a. foot below the
water, with his head and feet doubled
llg.,,etlier, and his arm cast loosely over an oar. Mrs.
aulSon was last nightin. a most precarious state.