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and Which in days of peril flew to its assistance
With such great diSinterestedness, and in spite: of
the clamours of the. revolntionists: There • does
not exist on the part of the - Poritificial Govern-
ment any concealed evil intention, but there exists
Perhaps in the Measure 'solicited by his Eminence
Cardinal Antonelli, an illusion which may be
attended with perilous results. But in any case •
the French Government remains faithful to its
policy, Its army went to Rome at the demand of
dthe Holy Father, and it will leave Rome at the
emand of the .Holy Father ; and France will
rive from-this new proof of disinterestness and
moderation fresh strength to labour at the solution
of the great complications offered by Italian
affairs.".
The •
pays eoutains an article full of menace for
Austria- Yet though the :peace of the world be
-thus Inenaced. it • must be satisfactory to learn that
gold medals have been or are to be struck on the
'occasion of Prince Napoleon's marriage. Each-of
the Princes of the Imperial family is to have .one ;
each member of the diplomatic body, as well as to •
• the great functionaries of State will be vouchsafed
the same hih honour. I cannot say whether the
said medal will be worn on State occasions round
the necks or at the button hole. People are in-
" .
'ring who is the " Due de Hamilton" that, now
0d then figures in great eermonies at the Tuileries.
the signing of the register of the -marriage
n.
VO Sunday he is put in the Moniteur -as taking.
aee next after Prince Joachim Murat, •son of
rillee Lucien Murat. People cannot-see a " Duc
Hamilton" in any French list nobility. It is
absurd to suppose, that Le Due de Hamilton
(4. the Court pageants can be the Pre-
aler Peer of • Scotland, Hereditary Keeper of
q.,-4.°lYroed. Palace, &c., as set forth in the Peth-age.
The British Duke is no doubt attending Parlia-
tent at this busy season, and can have no cornice-
a° with the person who. seems to be so well
Pleased to walk after Prince Joachim Murat.
The Constitutionnel says :—" We learn that in
dusequence of the communication addressed by
ddinal Antonelli to the French ambassador at
aITle, that the Emperor has ordered the imme-
Vlte evacuation by", oaf troops of the Pontifical
as tY• A message received here.to-day announces,
it is asserted', that the French corps trai'»i,ge had
ren forthwith withdrawn to Civitu'Vecchia,, there -
to,eheatvit
ptshiezetazspporartnNe-ees2lels which will convey
Another correspondent writes : It .is quite
eert
e On that the news which I sent yesterday of
,rench Government having resolved to recall
repetait from Rome at once, is true. I must
peat'
Pacific s however that this .is the very reverse of
ita
yroptom.
cOnfirms th So far from
.contradicting,
neont eßritish e original
the character view I took of the decep-
a. the announcement made to
Parliament. - The evacuation resolved
race for the
Parliament.
is merely one phase of the
boils and bubbles at the Tuileries.
Another phase •of the same tumult of thwarted
Passion
4._,jUdicated by a leading article in y-ester-
at th °I, et, 'which
.was detained for several hours
that 4.,,e Psot-office to-day. ..,There it is stated
as a the evacuation of Rome could only take place
Itar, "'sequence of a settlement of the whole
i, cpiestion. The latest determination, of• the
p:trial mind is, however, to leave Rome to the
jt ef his displeasure and revolutionary troubles.
fir di even even hinted that the Emperor rejoices at.
r lig in the garrison of Rome an unexpeCted.
Cement for his army of invasion. The feel-
the country against war continues manifest
existss` to every Way which the little liberty which
ilvaeiftelinusdeiasrsnapossible. The utter absence of
even in the army, is bitterly
s° dieted' and causes unfeigned surprise. The
re'enlihose term of service has expired do not
heirst, in spite of great advantages which are
habit, to to them. Even the officers, albeit .
ch,,„-.Lee a"Y ready to sacrifice their liVes for the
quest
ooft- promotion, look coldly upon the con-
Italy for Piedmont. Moreover, it is
a__ e. in the barraeks that the German journals
tsmzed ahnost daily, and from this fact the
already is drawn that a moral coalition.is
Polie y effected in Germany against the dangerous
the •v of the French: Emperor. It was to palliate
Ger bad effect of the known hostile feeling in
threillanY that the pamphlet "En Avant," which
atened the Rhine, was seized.

T(TpTs. SARDINIA.
The Feb. 28.—This is rather a day
,of n.ews:
ielegrapli informs us of Lord Cowley.s alma].
°itor,r:Pina, and that two Austrian divisions are
kon"lth to enter Lombardo-Venetia. I do not
learw, the strength of the divisions, but you will
of -'4.1 that from another quarter. The departure
arr. ,roc,—
V 3 coincides rather strangely with the
We l °f le the peacemaker. General Hess,
co arn, is
to be made Marshal, and to
wal"land the army in Italy in the event of a.
I‘,larshal Gyulai returned to Milan on the
for aiu his arrival seems to have been the signalhad
tole tinge kr, of system. On learning what h
A. a Place at the funeral of young Dandolo, e
oave
the rilers for the arrest of the principal actors in
fled, de for
Forewarned, most of t_hem
.
baak and only four arrests were made—three "8, named Signoroni, Carcano and Garova„ yeilatid a
servant of the deceased. To-dny the
kiwnif 'tarquis Trotti and a number of other
any'veps (including members of the aristocracy
arriv professions) are in Turin. About d 0
Act fie". yesterday, but a portion of them are
class3-1g froin arrest, but are of the ordinary
rn i;, °f 'volunteers, who have been coming
tie; ,such number that there are now 5,000 of
tiocrthi'ere, all I am informed, from Austrian Italy
that Duchies, Duchies, and it is thought not improbable
20,00,;11 no long time the 5,000 may become
sold. The recent order issued in Austria, for
likelers en leave to rejoin their corps, is believed
it is 31, to lead to much desertion. The 'ltalians,
their"re asserted, will certainly not repair to
thei,9°leurs, but will prefer serving on this side
bat iein°. from Tuscany recruits do not come,
been se anl informed that two battalions have
e
.exPeoteedrentl,„lformed there in readiness for t
t.

'l-ND EDITION.

NOR.THERN TIMRS OFFICE, FRIDAY, 9 A.M

The sp,°ItTUGUESE CONCORDAT.
rnails 'ital.' has arrived with the Peninsular
bee beil It Lisbon the question of a concordat has
hase_a 1Y settled, and the right of nomination
u vested in the Holy See.
Pr-

dress"„er, Dail) -Yews publishes a remarkable letter, ad-
Itaii--"Y Signor Parini to Lord John Russell, on the
bet an uestion. It shows that the question at issue
14 ow„_n, Barclinia and Austria is not a question of reform_
Que.F state of Italy or another, nor is it a sentimental
4et,lri.2t!nri of nationality. It is a duel of two contending
445 ples —it is a question of life, of bread, of house !itil
for thousands of excited and suffering men—it is
50 Much a Political as a merely humane question.

The English COMMERCIAL.
altho Funds have shewn steadiness to-day,
toil uegh 0
s "lete is no corresponding tendency on the Paris
else ri • There was no political news from Vienna or
4thNyder°, but the market is supported by investments on
of Afarfotert
,i s
itri, Part of the public. To-morrow, Friday, being the
°f the month the minimum rate in the Discount
maintained at 2 to I per .
2' cent. Intelligence
Shan„ days' later date has been received from China..
angliai, the 10th of January ; Hong Kong, the 19tilatle,
tateVhe rates of Exchange continued with a favourable
r ueney for this country.—Tunes City Article, Thursday
''veiny.
p There
vrd: is a general:pause. Speculation is paralysed,
el-aig the result of the nemociations at Vienna Inth a
shoW to stave off war. The Funds, though sensitive,
ably remarkable strength. Notwithstanding
.E.t e reports from the Paris Bourse, which at first caused
!decline of 3-16, the final quotations were only about
unfavour:
1241-16 below those of yesterday. Although tile demand for
Bonkwas more active to-day, the applibations at the
/vank exhibit no revival. There are still no gold opera-
11711s at the Bank. The scrip of the Austrian loan has
7,4eun. from 21 to 21 dis.—Daily News City Article,
b BdaY Evening.
I( 4441[LwAy TRAFFIC RETURNS.—The Lancashire and
t'rkshire shows this week an increase of £3,017 ; the
f,-..ast Lancashire an increase of L9p7; the Manchester,
ilheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of £1,802.

THIRD EDITION.

NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE, FRIDAY, 1 P.M

THE REPORTED EVACUATION OF THE.
ROMAN STATES.
PARIS, Friday.
The Moniteur of this morning says :—The Con-
stitutionnel has announced that the evacuation of
the States of the Church by our troops 'has been
ordered by the Emperor. The French corps-
d'armee has received orders to withdraw to Civita
Vecchia. This news is at least premature.

EVACUATION OF THE TROOPS FROM
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Friday.

The official Vienna Gazette, of this day, contains
the following, in its non-official part As soon
as the notifications in writing of Cardinal
Antonelli shall arrive here, it is understood that
the evacuation of the States of the Church of the
Austrian troops will follow, because in this, as in
the entry of troops, the desire of the Holy Father
is decisive."

MILAN. March 3rd, via Vienna

The Archduke Governor has returned to Milan.
The_ Austrian army in Italy has been placed on a
war- footing.

TURKEY.
TRIESTE, March 3rd

The .steamer just arrived brings, news from
Constantinople to the 26th ult. Two -corps-craim&,
consisting together of 20,000 men, have been :con-
centrated. at Sophia Nissa. The Minister of
Finance has been dismisSed. The commissioners
of the Porte had quitted Jassy and Bucharest.

FOURTH EDITION.

NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE, FRIDAY, 3 P.M

HD-DAY EXPRESS.

LORD COWLEY'S MISSION.
Le Nord declares that Lord Cowley did not
deliver any letters of credence, but an autograph
letter from Queen Victoria to the Emperor of
Austria. •