Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-03 00:00:00

RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.

Advices from Russia state that the aversion to
the Austrians is as great as ever, and that there
is at present little probability of reconciliation. -
The relations between the Emperor of Austria
and Napoleon are good; but it is not likely that
Francis Joseph can forget that he has been com-
pelled to cede the finest province in his empire to
Sardinia.

The president of the German Diet has lately
had' frequent interviews with Count Rechberg, it
is believed, for discussing the proposed reform of
the Buad.

TUSCANY.

FLORENCE, October 1

A public proclamation of the provisional
government has been posted up, announcing
that, from this time forward, all govern-
ment powers will be exercised in the name of

Victor
people

Emmanuel,—the king chosen by the

Another proclamation announces the adoption
of the monetary system of Sardinia, and in future
the coinage a Tuscany will bear the effigy of
Victor Emmanuel.

THE. EXPECTED KINGDOM OF ETRURIA

The Prince Napoleon party at Florence is quite
in despair. It is said that, when the Prince
arrives at the Palais Royal from his Swiss tour,
he will find waiting his perusal several cartloads
of petitions praying for places in the Kingdom of
Etruria, which it was supposed would be created
for him.

SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct. Ist

The Correspondencia Autografa announces that
provision will be made in the Budget for an army
of 100,000 men, and that discretionary power
will be left to the Government to increase this
number. It is asserted that England will not
offer any opposition to the measures. Spain may
be obliged to take against Morocco.

The following telegram has been received at

Mr. Reuter's
• THE KING OF SARDINIA AND
THE POPE.

ROME, Oct. 1

It is asserted that His Holiness the Pope, on
obtaining knowledge of the answer of the King
of Sardinia to the deputation of the National As-
sembly of Bologna, had given orders that the
Count Vittoria de la Minerva, Minister of Sar-
dinia at Rome, should receive his passports.

WEST INDIA MAILS

The steam-ship Shannon, from the West Indies
arrived this day at half-past one p.m.

KOSSUTH AND HIS VOLUNTEER
COMPATRIOTS.
All the evening papers contain a letter from
Kossuth, in which he speaks of his late attempt
to free his native land, and gives an explanation
regarding his care for the safety of the Hun-
garian soldiers who had joined him at Aqui.

The following appeared in a part of our
impression of Saturday :

DENMARK.
[REUTER'S TELEGRAM.]

COPENHAGEN, Oct. Ist.—ln the sitting of the Council
of the Kingdom to-day, nine members asked for the
reading of a motion containing a declaration on the
present state of affairs. The President having refused
reading of same, these members abstained from voting
on next division, b' which the vote was rendered in-

valid, the necessary number of members to form an
absolute majority not voting. Messrs. Thomson and
Oldensworth then left the assembly.

' FLORENCE.
[REUTER'S TELEGRAII.I
FLORENCE, Sept. 30.—The Savoy cross and Sardinian
standard have been hoisted on the old palace.

CONFERENCE AT ZURICH.
[REUTER'S TELEGRiIt.]
BERNE, Sept. 30.—1 t is rumoured that the plenipo-
tentiaries will come to this place on the 12th October,
and therefore it is concluded that the conferences will
not come to a close before the middle of next month.

FRANCE.
[REUTER'S TELEGRAM.]

Bunurrz, Sept. 30.—The Empress of the French
has paid a visit to the chateau of Arteaga.

PARIS, Oct. Ist.—The lifonitair of this morning
contains a decree admitting brandies extracted from
molasses, imported direct into France from Mayotte
in French vessels, free of duty.