Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-23 00:00:00

TAB WAR IN ITALY.

CONDEMNATION OP THE FRENCH. ADMIRAL. I
VIENNA, Wednesday, June 22nd.--The Austrian.
Correspondenze announces that the French Govern-
tient has strongly disapproved the . conduct of the
Admiral of this French . fleet, before Yeniee, in cap-
turingssothe barques belonging to fishermen.
According to : advices received from Athens, a
change has taken place iu the Ministry. It is stated.
that M. Conduriottas has been appointed Minister

for foreign affairs

THE POSITION OP THE ALLIES

TURIN, Wednesday, June 22:—(Official bulletin
published to-day.)—Yesterday, the Emperor and
the King quitted Brescia, for the camp, amid
the vitas and acclamations of the populalace
The Allied armies have: occupied Lonato, Cas-
:teglione, and Montechiaro.

THE GENERA. ARMAMENTS

BERLIN, Wednesday.— The official Prussian
Gazette of to-day, in a leading article, says, amongst
other things, as•follows :
The Franco-Sardinian army is moving near the
frontiers, of Germany.
"The Prussian government have repeatedly der
dared that it regards the security of Germany as
entrusted to its care.
"The Italian conAict is assuming every (lay in-
creasing dimensions.

EnglaMl. and Russia are arming on the greatest
scale.

" The Prussian Government would be faithless to
its duty and to the sense of the nation if it should
refuse to act commensurately with that spirit by
which Prussia has become great.

"Prussia is free from every engagement She
obeys only those obligations which spring from the
innermost .nature of her state interest; it will soon
be seen whether Prussia's initiative will be supported
by the neeessnry interest of the German States.

" Prussia's. pelicy stands firm, and whoever lays
obstacles in its way may consider that he is rendering
a service to the enemy Of the fatherland."

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THE. GREEK PARLIAMENT.
TRIESTE, June 22.---Advices have been re
from Athens to 14th instant.

A change of ministry has taken place.
Major-General Mi. Luis has been appointed Minister
of War ; • Riga Palamidi, Minister for the Interior ;
Conduriottas, Minister for Foreign Affairs ; Zainis,
Minister of Public instruction and Public WOrks.

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MOVEMENTS AND OP
AUSTRIANS

NATIONS OF THE

BERN E, June -22.—Austrian troops ameonstructing
a telegraph line between Gotien and Laibeek
Austrian troops of the Italian reg

:invents are

3,000

Tep4ssing through the Tyrol, for Germany
of theni have arrived at Mals,and 3,0G0 more are to
follow.
The Austrians continue to construct blockhouses,
•rodoubts, and fortificatiOns, at /slanders.

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THE FRENCH FUNDS.

PARIS, Wednesday, June 22, 12.10 p.m.-
eoinmenced 62, and are now
.61.90.

--Relates,

12.23 p.m.—The Bourse opens very flat. Rentes
60.

3.39 p.m.—Rentes closed 62.15 for money, and
61.95 for account, being a decline of 20c in the
former, and 30c in the latter case since yesterday.

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GARIBALDI'S PROCLAMATION TO THE
- INHABITANTS OF BRESCIA.

The following proclamation has been addressed to
the inhabitants of Brescia by General Garibaldi :
" The joyous demonstrations with which you have received
the Chasseurs of the Alps, give new proof of your patriotic
enthusiasm. The sublime spectacle which your city pre-
dented the instant that the sound of the alarm bell was heard,
has shown that you are worthy of yoin renown.
,Hastening
at the first cry, with the Chasseurs of the Alps, you showed
that, as jealous guardians of your recovered independence,
you were re-solved to, defend it with your lives, to consecrate
it with your blood. Glory to the Brescians!
"The enemy who still infest these countries .are not
armies who menace our city; but fugitive bands who, in
opening the.way of retreat, leave, wherever they go, traces
of their barbarity and their execrable domination, now
finally overthrown. The moment has come for accomplish-
ing the country's vengeance, for fighting in the
,name of
your brothers, dead on the battle-field or upon the gibbets
of Mantua,—for continuing your splendid traditions of
glory. To the rage of your, enemies, who are forced to
abandon this beautlful country for ever, hasten to augment
the ranks of the volunteers. The tri-colour banner, the
idol of our hearts, floats over }-our heads, and you command
the love and the courage of the country.
"Let the glorious Italo-French armies in delivering you
from your enemies find you worthy of your liberators

" General GARIBALDI,
Commissioner of his Sardinian Majesty,

Avocat BERNARD BIAN CFI'

FRANCE.

PARIS, Tuesday Evening. —The next news from
the seat, of war is waited for with an impatience
which is not far.from disquietude. There seems to
be an. instinctive feeling that a battle on the Mincio,
whether won or lost by the French, will be followed
up by the appearance of some new actor on the
scene. Some who have hitherto believed that the
Emperor Napoleon could and would limit hostilities
to Italy, •have changed their views, and unwillingly
yield to the
.conviction that if Prussia pursue the
line
_she has entered 11pOti 110 human- effoits can
Prcvciit the war frOm enveloping the whole of
continental Europe. • What may be the secret
wishes or hopes, or even fears, of the Emperor
upon this point it is Jlifficult to guess.; but that
the final advantage is not intended to be left to
him may be divined by the exhultations of the
revolutionary party, who, in spite of all he has done
towards the liberation of Italy, clearly look to a
state of general confusion for the realisation of their
own peculiar theories. The EmPerOr is in error if
he believes that the war which he has undertaken
to obtain for the _ Italians what is withheld at home

has really won him the affections of those who have
been ever hostile to. the Imperial system. These
will of course cheer. him on in
.tlfe. pursuit of the
very wildest schemes ; they will encourage him to
plunge recklessly into the most dangerous enter-
prins in order to profit by his difficulties at the
propel, moment. If the prospect be not - very en-
couraging even in the event of a victory over the
Austrians, you may judge what would be the state
of ' public feeli."l4- if the contrary occurred. A
private despatch ' ,'as been received from Brescia
stating that the Au.qtrians had again occupied
Montechiaro, and this fa^."'t is calculated to confirm
the anticipation that a gift battle .is at 'hand.
The ASVcie declares itself .opposet: to any examination
Rt t present of the various questions aomiected with
the internal organization:of the. Italian , 4 i:‘3te. 5 which
have declared themselves Against Austria. A curi
ous article is published in the Gazette de ....i ''llire,
_.Which affirms that in MO, When the RestoraNn
Jell, Charles 'X. was taking measures for the complete'