Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-25 00:00:00

THE WAR IN ITALY.

t ERNE, Friday; %lune 24.—Despatches from Milan
'lollfirm the -news that 5,000 French have been
liespatched towards the Valentinino at Bormeo. 30
kustrians, and one company of volunteers, consisting
44 students of Merm, in the Tyrole, are marching to
(lecuPy the passage of Stelitio.
The Archduke Governor of the Tyrole has arrived
It Naudres, to overlook the enrolment of 24,000 men
ill the Tyrole and VoralbeFg. The Tyrolese raise
difficulties about entering military service.

Plutis, June 24.—The following official telegram
has been published to-day :

"LONATO, June 23.—This morning, the Emperor,
°lecompanied by the King, traversed the environs of
the town, and pushed a reconnaissance as far as
besenazo, on the borders of the Lake."

IvIARsEILLEs, June 24.—Advices have been
received from Rome to the 21st instant.
"On Sunday, the crowd assembled before the
French garrison, and were about to display the
tri-colour flag, and to proclaim the dictatorship of
Irietor Emanuel, but General Goyon prevented it.
'Strong, *patrols' traversed the town yesterday.
The Pope has notified his protest against the
4otnemberment of his States *to the powers
represented at the Paris Conferences.
" At Gaeta, the Pope addressed the Conristory on
tll6:iFparation of Romagna from the States of the
Church. His Holiness communicated to the
e(trdinals .a letter of the Emperor Napoleon,
haraiteeing the independence of the Papal States.
"The Delegate of Ancona has withdrawn into the
fortress, with the troops who had there fortified
themselves."
_ _

Monitor Toscainro publishes a ministerial
eircular, ordering the Prefects to respect free mani-
eStations, and the popular,wish for annexation with
Piedmont.
The circular denies the possibility of a
4turn of the former dynasty, and declares that
41Qisions of territory would enfeeble Italy: Victor
Emanuel is the symbol of union and liberty.
_ The Patrie of yesterday (Friday), contains the

kiloNving

~ed that a corps d'armee of 40,030
ken, taken partly from the Regiments in Africa, is

" It is annou

likpected in the Adriatic seas

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3. THE FRENCH FUNDS.
IARIs, June 24, 12.22 a.m. Bourse opened firm

tentes 61.90,

3.27 p.m.—Rentes closed 61.90 for Money
41.75 for account ; tendency flat.

Thdgment has been given in the matter of the
'iloensed Brokers against the- unlicensed Brokers.
iaeh unlicensed Broker is condemned to a fine of
40,500 francs.

-.THE SARDINIAN DICTATORSHIP.
Penis; Friday Morning.—The Aioniteur of this morning
lantains a note explaining the character of the dictatorship
aftered in Italy on all sides to the King of Sardinia, and the
tnlelusion drawn that the Piedmont wishes to unite all
i'
1Y in one State without conSulting the populations and
ta great. Powers. Such conjectures have, it says, no
tk
°lntdation. The people, whether delivered or abandoned,
itiBhto make common cause against Austria, and with that
ttention they place themselves under the protection of the
‘eing of Sardinia ; but the dictatorship is a power purely
t
raPnrary, which, whilst uniting common forces in the
ante hands, in no way prejudices any future combination.

A,XOTHER VERSION OF THE PRUSSIAN

PROPOSITIONS

The Brussels Independance of Thursday. evening publishes
Illother version of the prepositions which Prussia is said, to
, .4o made for- the re-establishment of peace. - According to
t
°la latter information, which we give solely on the autho-
tti:tY of the Belgian journal, Prussia proposes that Lombardy
annexed to Piedmont; Parma, Modena, and Tuscany be
te,stored te*their legitimate sovereigns ; the authority of the
°Pe re-established in the legations ; Venice become inde-
kdent; and the four famous fortresses of the Mincio be
hexed= to- the Germanic 'Confederation ;- " so' preventing
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aggressi,ve ;return .0 Lombardy on the part of Austria,
,s
j,7,4 protecting Venice from the aggrandising projects of
‘ledinont."-