Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-14 00:00:00

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A. • NitE EMPEROR AT GENOA.
Glees
tort from Genoa -state, that town
,and
4111,4°' ' place, be: .thfiridair evening were
Inated. The Emperor, accompanied by Prince
fole_leon and Prince Cariquano, attended the per-
en4lices at the theatre, and met with a most
to 'anon
reception. The King .of Sardinia went
.
'elloa on Thursday, in order. to vynt the Emperor,
" ret
GE timed again to head-quarters at 9.30 a.m.
kN°&, May 13th.—The Emperor, accompanied
Jr military authorities, visited the barracks of
theenigno to-day. He was greeted on his way
aeclainations of the populace.
titoe Emperor has addressed a proclamation to
N141:11/37; it is asserted
that his departure for the
t
ls 'fixed for to-morrow.

SARDINIAN OFFICIAL BULLETINS.
, Published on .Friday Morning..,
lutv aundred Austrians, on their way to Piacenza,
°ecupied Revergaro, on the rivcr,Trebbia. The
be;,. quarters are at. Bobbio. The wounded have
ta conveyed to Occimiano.
Published on Friday Evening.
forslN, May 13 —The enemy are increasing their
pia near Castel St. Giovanni, on the road from
briZnza to Stradella. They have constructed
thei's Vigevano and Motta Visconti to protect
for; retreat of to-day. Our soldiers have pushed
Cas:rd a strong reconnoitring party as far as
het,. 'lle di Sera, near Vercelli, and our artillery
ilorn cannonading the enemy, which, however, was
thei,re,Plied to by them. Our troops have • re-taken
tortuer position.

Fltkv GERMANY.
43, s.-XFORT, Friday, May 13—In an Extraord4i-
Posti 1444 of the Federal Diet to-day, the pro-
taril,(3ll of the military commission to put the
Was --,(348 of the Federal fortresses on a war footing,
b ''reed to. The Hanoverian Representative
. rot), 6
Placedsec' that a corps of observation should be
itgc (3n the Upper Rhine but Prussia protested
ins ,
t such a measure.
Austrian Ambassador had, in consequence of
Witho
r4°ll, to repair to Vienna. Quitted Frankfort
lit being present at the sitting. -

PRUSSIA.
ItLIN, May 13.—1 n to-day's sitting of the Upper
Webese, the money supplies demanded by Government
eollh.citinanimously voted, with- many expressiOns of
• etlee• Allspeakers were anti-Napoleonic,
In favour of German nationality.

PA THE THE FRENCH. FUNDS
open Is, Friday, May 13.-12.30 p.m.
22e,(1 fi-at at 61.60. ,
P.m. : A rumour is current that a change
lleeistry, inimical to France, has taken place at
flat Yl9 and the tendency in Rentes has been very
3 !:.in consequence, being- 61. .
1101.1,0 P-m.: notice has been posted up in the
-se, which states that the rumour of a change
tileo4ourable to France in the. Prussian ministry is
3 t:ect; the Rentes afterwards were 61.05.
40,77 Bouree closed flat ; Rentes 61.5 for
44',e", arid- 60.90 for Account, being a fall of per
" Since yesterdayX

The Rentes

THE ATTITUDE OP PRUSSIA,
(leaTh e attitude of Prussia appears to be clearly
tai4ll,ed in the report of the parliamentary com-
et ken entrusted with the examination
,of the
o.Ptionai laws ; and in the explanation which the
• itilat
14te ers have given to the. commission. as
isto theow
cleittlitions.-of the government. Prussia, itn
kg:3' seen, refuses to enter into any war
sit Prance, • " and, perhaps," the report
Revs'„,7 expose herself to yet further clan-
order to defend the position of Austria
anise ~ *is position which has been compro-
p eg-`;'°llgh Austria's own fault,' and in spite
Aftdr,„--B,;ng'warnings. The Minister of Foreign
ip th-r," declared verbally before the commission that
than s-ospresent war Prussia recognises no other duty
4,11t1 11,4'tt of ,watching over the safety of Germany
qapl,,,-`e national interests ; and even if it should
tah:l, that the efforts of the Italians to ob-
tevoi:s4eetter administration should degenerate into
‘;'eald"°nary movements, Prussia, nevertheless,
they
see no reason for giving armed assistance to
neFit-a• The report of the commission contains
4t cern l'elnarkable words :---" The stronger Prussia
the, -hes by' the harmony between the King and
cer„e°Ple, the less can she interfere by arms
”
de tries where such harmony does, not exist.
„S6hleinitz reminded the commission that
get also would remain neutral as long a s
/litbr 'erests were unaffected. and that Russia
WitfebY reserved to herself the right of quitting her
later ul attitude the day on which other powers
lttot-,er?(l in this war. The Prussian government,
Weed 41 the confidence of the nation, was able to
The the interests of Germany against any attack.
kr.,_bia,i Nord of to-day states that • the Prussian
to a circular dated the 29th ult., urges the
bet Berated States to avoid precipitation and being
'°llo'l
the nto
i a course in which Prussia could not
W m.

NtA THE EAST.
uett* ',.II%EILLES, Thursday Evening.—Advices have
Th,;eeeived, from Constantinople to the 4th.
agitation is increasing in the ;Turkish prohas -
I,esPeciall3r Bosnia. The Turkish Government
.I`at(2l;',erefore increased the number of troops to
Servia, and Montenegro.
tqviZian vessels have been advised merely to
117,:', the Danube and Dardanelles.
kimi-,lustrian Government has stepped the trans-
°f,Politieal news to Constantinople by tele-
t 65, European inhabitants have requested
telexaph at Jassy be joined to the Russian
Iresterd
t*'eer, 4Y, t, sanguinary conifict took place be
kl;tue French and Austrians residing here.
gkts ,;?,Ns, May s.—The Grand Duke Constantine
and -e!alquished the project of visiting. Jerusalem,
Will leave to-morrow'for St. Petersburg.
4„tit4 -4'sperauce says, that the Grand Duke Con-
‘11:1v`:11° has strongly recommended the Greek
rrinient to keep neutral.

e„.
.411, =imp DROWNED IN A WigH-TUB.-On Friday,
tf,44l,lazned Cassels, abount,stecnios monthsoverold, was drowned i
tking-tub, in Lawso -e, gate, Dundee.
ut,kltati.GE m HIGH LIFE. The marriage of MissA
t,ltitt'er,cnnbe, eldest daughter of Rear-Admiral the Hon. A.
,41rohe, , and Mr. Sykes, of Raywell Hall, York-
was celebrated on Thursday, at St. George's Church,
ver nue
"€'l •
tvt OccunitENcE.—A sad accident occurred a few
I,":agil4l-8 ago, in the little town of Schutten HOffen, near
„NJ' Several hundred persons had assembled on a
,tlatol„nver the river Watawa, in Accordance with. a local
LNyi' for some religious ceremony, when the,bridge sud-
-4744 broke down. Upwards of
t 70 persons were precipi-
'4
t°, the river, the greater part of whom were drowned,
est
h t)(1, being seriously injured.
"°tII64°IIDINARcI AND USEFUL INVENTION.—There is
la:*:tbg that housewives complain of with greater truthful-
t'l,4lll gan the breaking of some favourite piece of glass,
data, OT 'earthenware. In hundreds of cases such
LheT Cannot be matched, and of course cannot be mended.
Ziftct.atter want has been obviated by an extraordinary and
47%,,1ve invention, 'by Mr. Adshead, of Derby Pottery, near
.et
/h It a cement that may be said to heal, in a per-
t!id 1,-4.1.11ter, all cracks and breaks in the articles-spoken of ,
;Ileet' °ray in these, but in marble, alabaster,.&e. T
L7itst ',s)! this artiele•need not be dwelt on.seen
Wehave
sthe
°Lags I,:+tsteffects at Mr. Hall's, our neighbour's, and
te;11 it -;" nas beencernen ted by it is stronger in. thath part
1„-41,elli-nY other. The -article is very cheap, and no. house
Lire without' it. Mr. Hall is the agent for its sale
l'imkitil.-rPool, and all interested can judge for themselves by
01:11411:42flat his establishment. Agent for Liverpool, E.
4 aettt t,2, South John-street. Sold in bottles, ah,
col receipt of sixteen postage stamps.. N. 8.,, . —T
4.44, Irtnuine, except lusting the sigAatuva, 0.1