Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-03-19 00:00:00

recovery. The Public Funds fell 2 francs•

THE FRENCH FUNDS. oCeti
PARIS, Friday, 12.30 p.m.—Rentes .013//1 :14
67-80, and have since risen to 68, but there
little doing. Read
1.25 p.m.—The Bourse opens rather fir'l
68.5. ploce'
3.32 p.m.—A slight re-action has taken nb for
and Rentes closed 68.90 for Money, and 67.'
Account.
FOREIGN INTELLIGI,-

FRANCE.
PARIS, Thursday Evening.—Lord Cowie,;" os4
arrival was prematurely announced yesteruaY'aievol
reached Paris late last night. He has had an 911 rbs'
of the Emperor to-day ; and a report, based Poof°,
bly on but slender foundation, that the interl'ev
highly satisfactory, produced a sudden r
nearly / per cent at the Bourse,
Count Pourtales, the Prussian mini4eroo'
received by the Emperor in state this after°
present his credentials.
of
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The grand review on Sunday next, 0-'fre
announced to be a review of the whole aralY ° 001
appears from the Moniteur to be confined ro
Imperial Guard. There is much discussion t
con as to the probability of the Emperor
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speech to the troops on the occasion. rrilicv bra
March, celebrated for the unfailing e3r:lriee
shown on that day by a precocious chesao'oleff
the Tuileries gardens, is also a great Siti)
‘T ole°
anniversary, for it was on that day that ek
entered Paris on his return from Elba. fiv.4
It may now be considered as certain :TOT- ritofil
Napoleon will be created Viceroy of "The
telegram from Marseilles, published by ;
states that the people (!) of Algeria of' o
petitions praying the Emperor to cr,l"e„ roi it
lieutenancy, and that the locals journalssu
the idea. This despatch has been P
, P.tious
Paris, where the farce of popular Pe 0
Aice
understood. ; 10`" 01;
The Government papers continue the'er Geri°,
attempt to make out that the attitude olueocset
and the armaments of Austria, have not I' 10031,i0$
by the preparations of France, and that the oc."
of M. de la ,Guerroniere, and the inside t'pr°l g'
Austria and Germany generally, were n°bie rte °
tion for the German papers to retaliate. then °
in a very pacific article ironically praises e sitrefotei
the Moniteur, having stated with gras'o,pro
that it had long ago foreseen that "these bet Ole
but only too real apprehensions Nvonla,,,foe,
bable result of the excitations which the i,
war at any price so profusely indulged
confidence with which they affected to e':5,P I re'
the Government would realise their aei't
Patrie indignantly repudiates the elln„l,9l.per
ferring to the statement of the Icr",—,iste,ra,."
proclaim daily that treaties are mere "",ael'el:,
that the map of Europe must be regl-00,.5eS
nothing but openly to wish for war',,,Dr e/e,,'
petulant peevishness, where has the wriwocer t v
anything of the kind in the press of 1'1.3b,
thdet
Patrie appears ignorant of the prover eoe
habitual disregard of truth requires, te 1014
tion, a very good memory ; and your n° tile 3 P.
appears sadly off in this respect. It, s (lid 1 bra
has forgotten it so soon, the Debos't re P,
considering the silence of contemP p.ttt
reply to this semi-official organ, ta T 4006
it to the files of the Presse,
__nth° psuit'
`vg
Constitutionnel, to the well-1007,41P Fvg
" Napoeon 111. et l' Italie," aad, .iras rtr.
own columns. The Patrie coneit'sopPfor';
ing that its only object and desire is w„lici P;Ce
policy of the Emperor, whatever that P,:biel)l•4l
as it " can only lead us to an hoollr't erinef,
frt
war." Tant pis His Majesty's 'OP' ress'
cy
these thick-and-thin supporters in the P.,t sorio,
alike of talent and principle, and °
strength of mind to have an opinion of

HANmABTuIROGNIi"LiaFreEhELI7IINT.—GInINsiaOO-1-1:.7,11,,
joiri„ttv*
lands, Wurtemburg, and Bavaria, %,,edu'
veterans have sent back the St. Ifeleuti ding'
movement of German patriotism is Vrea A),
49, r 7
sop,
AN EMINENT CONVERT TO ROIMAN cjilfrs S914:01)11
1.0
letter from Rome. of the 10th, in the r./:„vtehotie.tio,„' 0,
solemn act of adhesion to the Roman 'l.; seusLore
just taken place here, and caused a eertr
wa that of Negoussie, King of Tigr`ot'in ; il,
Abs yssinia. This Sovereign idd not app—ia rePl'ees sr
sent three of the natives of his States toes the to to
namely, Prince Ghiorgis, one of his reletilyniai°ll, t°,
priest Emnatou, and a young man' rtali; t1)!:4i44
Prince. What has imparted a certain '4`..-1;t°601`10";00
proceeding is the fact of its being the first
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Ethiopian Sovereign aecomplished so s°rrb. but ty,
to the representative of Jesus Christ on ea,oo,
a young man of 20, with copper-coloured;resses iPoLg•
monly handsome and regular features. Ile silk sth
cloth vest, wide white trousers, shoes,ia
mantle of lion skin on his shoulders; 31' ;iy 'at P
His arms are bare, the left alone Deer'sttien*oeitijeky
bracelet, the sign of his high rank. lull, 3re.de 511''
follows him, carrying a crooked sabre, such his
scatietsi
whitet_sb of $l,l
East. Emnatou is dressed all in
robe being bound round his waist with is„gope tber/50
When the party were introduced to terpret° all 8;11)
trated themselves at his feet, and the ini.tiess
object of their long journey. 110:ineaecie,rualibilliaetislooeiliof faielteceV.;
them, and asked various questietnrsayee
of their Sovereign, how -they scene .00pet cli°l
be
tions. After the novelty of the, the t
abated, Emnatou again bent lowi_hed'oerceitreu_l,tbli;
nounced an address, in which 11., mai. soca tsP f;0w,41
at the feet of his Holiness the or
Foussie, King of Tigre and Seinen, auutitas 01_ iorl
jured heresy and adhered to all the clog subirtioool
Catholic Church, and in sign of whieho seat; "rePlit
affixed to the document his siguature, saita
Pope, who was greatly affected, nieue ,cc.
pressing his joy at so unusual an oceu—