Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-01-23 00:00:00

that their positiOn and their cause will receive an
accession of the best strength, from the policy of
keeping well within bounds, and sacrificing every
vain motive and every wrathful impulse to rea-
son and justice.

THE LATEST NEWS.

[BY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.I

FRANCE.

PARIS, Jan. 22.

The Moniteur of to-day publishes a decree con-.,,1
yoking the Senate and the legislative body, for
the 23rd February next.

Another decree modifies the cadre of military
veterinaries, and increases their enrolments.

An official report is in preparation on the
question of abolishing the heavy cavalry in the
French army, on account of its value having been
much diminished by the recent improvements in

artillery.
Mass is henceforth to be celebrated every
Sunday in the barracks throughout France, by
the regimental chaplains. It is supposed that this
order is either to prevent the troops hearing the
episcopal pastorals, or to show that France i,s
still religious in spite of the recent anti-papal
policy. _ _

M. Thouvenel arrived in Paris yesterday.
A rumour was current in Paris yesterday that
the Emperor intends as ftn earnest of his pacific
intentions to reduce the army by 100,000 men.
The correspondent of the Herald discredits the

rumour.

The Moniteur. of to-day publishes reports of the
Ministers of the Interior, Finance, and Agri-
culture, who in exemtion of the letter of the
Emperor of the sth of January, have prepared
projects to be submitted to the Council of State,
for clearing and draining uncultivated land and
marshes belonging to parishes, estimated to
amount to 2,790,000 hectares.. The Ministers
propose in their reports, that adVances be made
by the State for the execution of the worIES--.--the
advances to be limited to 10,000,000 francs.
Towns and villages to be able to acquit them_
selves of their liability for the money advanced,
by ceding the moiety to the Crown.
The Patrie of this evening publishes an article
in favour of the annexation of Savoy to France.
It is asserted that the signature of the treaty of
commerce between' France and England has been
adjourned in order to introduce into the primitive
project some modifications destined to remove the
fears of the French manufacturers. •

The Pays of last evening sayS that as soon as,
the treaty of commerce between France and Eng-
land has been signed, negotiations with other
Powers for the conclusion of similar treaties will
be commenced.

THE FRENCH FUNDS.
PARIS, Jan. 21.

12:5 P.N.--;—Rentcs open itt.6orsc.

3.22 P.M.—The• market has been rather fiat,
and the rise of per cent. in Rentes has not been
maintained, the final price to-day being 68f. 80c.,
or the same as on Thursday.

ITALY:

NAPLES, Jan. 18•

The Sardinian Ainbassador, the Marquis de
Villamarina, has arrived. The French Ambassador
Baron Brenier, and Signor Grapelio went to
meet - him. Many Neopolitans have left their
cards at his house. It is believed that the ministe-
rial crisis brought: about by the resignation of
Signor Petrelli and General Filanghieri will
terminate in the retirement of all the ministers'
'The former minister, strengthened by Signor
Murena, would, it• is said, be recalled.

TURIN, Jan 21.

The official Piedmontese gazette, publishes the
following list of Ministerial appointments
President of the Council of Ministers and Minis-
ter of Foreign Affairs, Count Cavour ; War,
General Fanti ; • JUstice, Signor Cassinino ;.
Finance, Signor Vegezzi ; Public Instruction,
'Signor Mamiani ; sand Public Works, Signor
Jaciui. The new Ministry will take the 'oath in
the course of the dap. J

The official Piedmontese gazette contains a
a decree publishing the former circular of depu-
ties, and ordering some new arraugementS in the
composition of the electoral list.
MODENA, Jan. 21.
The Government in a special decree publishes
the Sardinian electoral law, fixes the number of
deputies to be elected by the Amilain provinces,
and establishes the districts and assemblies for
electoral purposes. The change in the Sardinian
Ministry has been received everywhere with
manifestations of joy.

VERONA, Jan. 21.

Verona, with the whole territory belongin to,
the fortress, has been declared in a state of siege.

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Jan.

Acording to advices received from Central
Italy, the communal and provincial elections of
the Acmelian provinces will take place at the
beginning of February.