Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-01-26 00:00:00

SALUTING TIIE ITALIAN' FLAG.

It was Eux:yalus, with Prince Alfred
ton board, which returned'•the national salute •on
.entering the harbour of Leghorn.

(COURT APPEAL IN CRIMINAL CASES.

'Sir Fitzroy. Kelly has promised to ziove-on the
iitirtf next month for leave to bring -in,a bill for
-an4appeal in criminal -cases, and also .a =bill for
kthe prevention of betbeiy.

THE FRENCH -aMPEROR AND '7THE
ITALIAN- DEPUTAThjN.

Yesterday, 'the -Emperor Napoleon received a
deputation of Italians from Thubria :and the
Roman :Marches, ,to present au -address praying
him to sanction the annexation tof tkose parts of
Italy to Piedmont.

TRE ENGLISH AND FRENCH
CODtERCIAL TIMATIY.

A Pads ..telegram to the Evening states
that the .names<ef Earl Co'wley and --Mx. Cobden
are attached td,the commercial treaty.

LoN-Dow, Jan. 25.
Mr. Aricholon, one of the --official ,I..ssignees,of
the Court of-Baukruptcy, died this:morning.
At thelneetir_g of the National Dkcount Corn-
Pally wolivision at the rate bf .5 per cent.
per annum was declared, anti 55,107-vas carried
to the RevenneTund.

ne English, Scottish, and Aust-talian Char-
tered Bank,:*ut the meeting to-day, declared a
dividend of:eks per cent. per annum; and carried
,1130 to the-Revenue Fund.

The 'following • appeared ~3n a portion of tur
inlPression of yesterday :
TILE WAR LN MOROCCO.
'REUTER'S TELEGRAM.] „
Af.Ani9; Jan. 24.
All Ahose • ,Spanish vessels. liith artillery which were
conaidered lost- have arrived at their destination. The
disenibarkation of materiel continues. Ns further news.

FRANCE:
It' was rumca-i-red in Paris, .yesierday. afternoon, that
a manifestation was attempted at Lille, when it was
known that the commercial iveieyhetwetaa France and
England. had -been signed.
The Paris- carrespondent of:the: Tinoe.s.-says, that Mr.
Cohden's conferences with -the Emperor have 'contri-
buted powerfulf-y to bring the -ricgotia4isns for com-
mercial reform to an issue.
Mr. Cobden will probably 'leave Paris-this week or
the South orErcnce, as he meals, repose f,or some tiiie.
The Queen's speech, in'espening.Pailiani.mt, was I.lll,ls-
fished in the -Paris evening Journals, at-.three o'clock
yestarday afternoon.

NCH,YEJE- F I.N ANC E.
TELZGRAM.I
PAR::,. Jan. 25.
The IforitOr-tontains the annual financial report of
M. Mayne to the Emperor
.
The state of the treasury is flourishing. ,The arrears,
which were:. 06;400,000 of francs, not ,now exceed
660,000,000.
The :budget- of ,'iB6l has been .framed 'with a view of
securing a surplus of 3,000,000, francs.
The 4161relopraent of ale commencial policy, sketched
in the Atoperor'sletter of Sanuary...sth, will-compel the
supression of the redeniption of -the public debt, in
order to maintain the equilibrium of the,hndget, but
the
tinie.lljuister..hopr—thesuppression last,lnit a short
The small amount of treasury in- circulation
(
1a5,01:)-0,000 *of francs) is nmtionecl, ;and `the
report ecncludes by-atating that, since 1852, tie foreign
commerce of 'ranee has increased 13.0 per cent. „

°-r-ENING OF PARLDVMENT.
er Maitsy,
s sPeeeb is described by the Daily News
T 3 and simple,zendrous and 6onstitutional,.while
the direct
Programme recommended to Parliament-is, not only
i§llally ecgalpreht„„ive, but has the .advautatge of
'being
that of -a ,thevenament having the prospeck ,of
',ming able to tarry it. oat.
'The Times remarks that, if Lord Palmerston'andlis
ctellea
.0 gues have much to do, they have certainly...great
I,Virtiortunities for doing it. Never did Government meet,
lament with such •adsantages,—with the coimtir2,
:Pll,;,,%erous with peace again smiling on Europe, with a
,TiYuze which demands only certain definite reforms:not
Ifkult of accomplishment, it will be the fault of the
'ministers themselves if they sink into embarrassment
'4114 unpopularity. • -
4, The Herald says' it would seem that the •italian
.111estiou and the Irish .support will become, serious
ohs'M'eA es to the advanee of the ,Reform Bill, for' the re-
.ltsal .41
y the Government of the rather extensive
mart& of the meeting' for Papal sympathy mast
eeratt.as a peculiar operation to .the contingent from
Deland t 0 obey their priests and overthrow their

njhe -Post contrasts the terms in which the royal
ress alludes to reform with that adopted last year,
te;ideu) 'it saA, was studiously ambiguous, while yes-
h_tv a definite Signification is given to the forthcoming
"°rili by • the words " bfgader and firmer
basis!, using
The .Daily Xe;u76 attaches, considerable importance to
Lord Derby's views on the commercial treaty with
Lrance, and the difficulties which it may occasion to the
ncellor of the Exchequer; and sees, in the relinquish-
°lent of immediate re'enue for the sake of cementing
nifty with France, consequences whose gravity ought
convince the most sceptical of our neighbours how
sure is our solicitude for the maintenance of friendly
,1
-,7„41°118 ; but that these relations, if uninterrupted, are
is Any reasonable or ten2por,m7 sacrifice the Daily
cntertains no doubt,

g‘ Edmond About, author of the question Romain
011
gilt 4 duel on g_onday, and wad wounded,
•

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—YEsTERDAv.`
The SPEAKER announced that the petition against
the late return for the borough of Devonport had been
withdrawn: