Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-03-26 00:00:00

THE LATEST TELEGRAMS,

RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG; March 25.—A New Three Per,
Cent. Loan of 12 millions sterling has been conclude;
with the house of Thomson, Bonar, and Co., at

price of 76.

FRANCE.
PARIS, Friday.--The Patrie of this evening 5t3, ate; e
that the cabinets of London and St, Petersburg ant
agreed to the proposal of France to admit riccl4.lll t
into the Congress, and that *,Here is hoPe th3`
cabinet of Berlin may also consent, in 'which c:ller
Austria could not oppue the wishes of the °`
Great Powers.

TIU FRENCH FUNDS..
PARIS, Friday, 12 30 p.m.—Rentes conal3l`l3l-
at 69.20, but a fall took place to 69.5. 1 19,P.
k
The Bourse opens flat, with a decline in Itezne69,o,
per cent. since yesterday ; present price yip;
325 p.m.---The Bourse closes very flat, 11°1°55 ger
68.90 for Money, and 68.80 for Account, (I,:oree
cent, below yesterday's closing. In Railw6laiiMA
no material alteration. Count Cavourll'ls
here.

FRANCE. tootris
PARIS, Thursday, 6 P.M.—The adhesion is of 111,,a
to the proposed Congress for the settleniefifore,
Italian question is certain. It might, thereboot it°
supposed that the Plenipotentiaries were,:eirclei,oP'
enter on business, and the proper seat of rliasto
berations selected, I believe a good deal iiitoincifi
done before we arrive at that stage of the Preiiroiij°'
proceedings. The question raised about the a for :ed
of Sardinia to a place in the Congress l':s;of,1
c
stance, to be settled. Austria, possibly, i"totir-ii
to that admission ; but I believe it is e,rthe
the Emperor Napoleon supports Sardinia' to e
the Moniteur announced his acceptancer t
proposition emanating from Russia with ,eon sc2l4
to Victor Emmanuel. It is not easy to st-mv
ground Piedmont justifies her demand tcl,
in the Congress. The quarrel between -Oh te--;
Piedmont is not, ostensibly at least, en ,treKt
of the Lombardo-Venetian territory to Irle:1„"0"
nuel, but about certain private convent',sclii'o
Austria has with other Italian States, '1164
of the treaties of 1815, and which gif„ea 0:1
undue influence in Central Italy raenaew:oo`,lo
independence of Piedmont. No Clece,r,,"
believe, has formally called upon Austria',"
her Italian possessions for the benefit of
a dot
bour. The States of Central Italy only ha. 1,6 of 5:14
and immediate interest in the abroaati°:, s°,iff
conventions, and in strict justice the;119',.,4.5,,`0
better right to be represented in the C°llg4o7t4
Piedmont. When the French Emperor hest)
the admission of Piedmont, why d2eaco"f,
require Naples, the Roman States, 'insliiso
the rest, to sit in an assembly which is chit t,'"
we are told, with regulating the affairs att otely
assuredly Piedmont is not serious when shaft
to represent the whole of the Peninst'i'i
might understand the claim of Piednionook4l
prayed to be relieved from the burden c)ci 0'40'4
Genoa and the other territory given 39,itiPe?
to her by the treaties of 1815. In the raerileate
may depend upon it that M. Cavour c
stacles both here and in Turin to the pacil'ah-0051
i.
of this question. Ingenuity will be -113'itY
impede the Congress, and even to prevent
at all so long as there is a chance of a P6cll4el
.r,
ment ; and every instrument, every agellePAo
base, will be set to work with that object. „;.joo,ott
rection in some Italian state, a forced e°ll,
the Austrians—everything will be turnefu 00e
to promote the extravagant ambition u`

and light up a conflagration in Europe

AUSTRIA'
d 1014,,
VIENNA, March 22.—Yesterday, -eAt• frjifr
officially informed Count Buol that the to
burg Cabinet thought peace might be 110,41),-ot 1011 r
Congress—to be composed of the Five uf
—were to take the affairs of Italy in hail,
stance of the reply of the Austrian giniet ok,re.
under certain conditions, Austria would qt
the_ v
so-called Italian question being broug'hat itlywer
Congress. There is reason to believe e I:fetii`e
will insist on a promise being given b 5 aocl;010
that neither her claim to Lombardy
Tv
shall be called in question. She is also
a total suspension of the armaments in f:ve
the extradition of those soldiers who ",,ice
forsaken their flag and entered the Or fi511,411:
King of Sardinia. All the great powers
revision of the special conventions betive-
and the Italian States, and even the Gerfovieo: 1•11,,je"
would hardly be sorry should this
at
deprived of the power of meddling at Pfi; $0,1;
internal affairs of the Italian Ducheis•
Prussia long since observed that the sPeA-Get.reici`g
ventions of Austria "in no way coneeree,-ect,
and the observation appears perfectly
list Yhtol.,)
speaking, Germany is only bound to as,sii ciA 1115
her German provinces are attacked, bu'-i; heri
be doubted that the Bund would suPP°l.;;e-_,°'fibe',.:
an attempt be made to violate the tre3'io'n
tt
and to deprive her of her possessioesd; t '11"
Italy. All the great Powers think •
exercises undue influence in Central Ita'v

AUSTRALIA• of

MELBOURNE, Feb. s.—The Melbourne etcei*
continue large. The gold market was dull. di'. 'led'
sailing vessels 2id to 3d to London. Wool ill c'
Exchange, 60 days' sight, at par.
SYDNEY, Feb. 2.—At Sydney, —discount'
sight was purchased at 1 per ent.
premium. - IZADIC
DEPARTURE OF GOLD SHIPS FROM
BOURN; Feb. sth.—Jan. 10th, the 10,,I'llgtor, rSS
London, with, 41,5140z.'; 12th, the don
pool, 32,5040 z ; 15th, the Austral, for Lea the •
20th, the Hecttherbell, for London, 20°°1°. °tl'
pion of the Seas, for Liverpool, 2/3°601,,it,,11:11/4
Maidstone, for London, 18,7640 z. I)"
Charter, for London, 27,33.60 z. ; Feb. Is',
London, 10,8770 z.

Ele"nge

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Bath,Reigate,
ga a tf Bedford,an d
Southampton. Birmingham,
thCLT.----LsivAyesersaproEoax:7lo..orAz
BTrihmeAhyftwiaonnell,
hecsoltnie-reciNeactote:oo:l;; oiti::.4„:
no candidate's name will be reeeis:„ ale,: 4„'-'4
The London committee l'hotilil be /0,,
examinations, having resolved that a fillid shoos ":'
lished for the purpose of awarding scholarz, . St tiof,
Ife'„iils tt
to those who should most distinguish then;'o. e 4)
examinations, have agreed upon the folio-Vas lii-es);11
The scholarship and prize fund is to be,"ted to toisept
equal parts, one of which shall be approprotageoal hob/
tenance of one or more scholarships of the and teelloor
not less than £25 and not more than / to the IV ll
not more than two years ; and the other par° ts, at reel,"
of prizes, to be awarded in medals or b e;, to Devito
cretion of the committee. No candidateedit, 501140
a scholarship or prize unless he be es-501111 to iiol.l orepO
polls, and his place of education be nearer,
caoshiPsoo.o
any other local centre of examination ; setallitotieoo9
sebeleasetasioewsusarded to candidates at the senior ele,wo first .4
candidate to be eligible who has not taken an hose tsv° 111°01
Ail; B,thCes,e D,seeotrienoze fiarnsdt-el;abeefsoacriip3ol!`
trA.
satisfied.tribie
ea ir
character the committee is not
at the- junior examinations are to be ellistribet,, r"';',.
only, and the number of prizes to be tsalof t,;iil,/
be regulated by the funds at the disVhose ne to.r
mittee, and be restricted to those irizcs are c).7id
pear in the first honour list. ,e seuieebtel,to
awarded to the most deservino• of tit not rite "tv
D, 'who 11,0 3 fes it
dates in sections A, B, C,
scholarships ; but no candidate shall roe roclolea go
shall not have taken one first class or tvrotsoecb°, lcairit'teefried
least. The scholarships and prizes re
rta co" iote-
select committee appointed by the not
direeff
their number, to consist of members il
in the decision.