Northern Times. — 1859-07-19 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

TIOUSEKEEPERI.4.—The Coffee sold by Thompson Brothers, 5, Elliott-street, at is 4d, is better than yon pay is 8(1 for  nated. ,; , ‘, , - . "The national quostion is not solved •,. it has lost none of its importance.; it . has entered a new phase, replete with the greatpst difficulty and supreme danger. But that King anit that people who have been able tolhold.their own : ten years' struggles, and who have everywhere known how to conquer where deceit and fate were powerless .against valour, will also be able to surmount the obstacles which the future has in store. A stroke of the pen cannot annul the dictates of twenty-six millions of hearts.  ji " But f the nation is ready, if all the living strength, of the country is prepared for the heaviest sacrifices, it is nem, sarx that they should not be deprived of that wise and powerful direction which your Majesty and your ministry have hitherto given to_pupular enthusiasm. !.  "Altean miderstand; (3 Sire, what must be your, sufferings. Italy, whose cry of anguish reached your heart,.now Understands the irresistible eloquence of your silence.  4‘. May you be blessed, may all be, blessed who fought by yours ide for the holiest of causes. If Italy weeps now, her independence and her liberty are worthy the shedding of blood as well as tears.  "So long as you, Sire,.shall be the champion of Italian regeneration, short will be our despondency, and, relying on herself alone, the country will feel equal to achieve a happier fate." This is significant enough to make comment unnecessary. ---Evening Herald. The Opinione -of Turin does not conceal the dissatisfac, tion with which it sees Venice remain in the hands of Austria. It attributes Count Cavour's resignation to the insufficiency of the terms of peace imposed upon Austria, which, being quite contrary to his expectations, rendered it impossible for him to remain office.  Lnimr, various improve r n ments on those which 'have hitherto, been in use,,h6s just been completed, at the Mersey Steel and Ironworks. It weighs 32 tons 16 cwt., its total height is about 23 feet, and the absolute weight of the metal in ,the apparatus is fully seventy. tons.  THE: REVIVAL MOVEMENT IN THE NORTHL OF IRELAND  week, Mr. Jose  —The P,ev. V. M. White, who has just returned after n• spendin some time in the revival districts in the North of Ireland,' will (D.V.) lecture on the subject in Islington Presbyterian Church, on -Wednesday evening, the 20th instant, at, seven o'clock, when he will give his conclusions as to -the character of the moetnent, and the duties of  ph Read, a  young man, aged 25, who had just returned home to his ther's, at Southam Farm, near Cheltenham, from Woolwich Hospital, shot himself through the mouth with a double-barrelled gun. The act, if, indeed, it is a case of suicide, would seem to have been of a rather deliberate character, deceased having, placed the muzzle of the gun to his mouth, and  mlled the trigger by means of a stick,  ceased volunteered for service iii the Crimea, and was pre.sent at the siege of Sebastopol. He had also expressed a wish to go to India. Latterly he had been serving on the staff at Aldershott. His journey home, however, appears to have been for the purpose of bidding his friends farewell previous tO his ' expected departure for the Bermudas. Shortly after the occurrence a letter arrived by post addressed to the deceased, from Colonel J. N., C. Davis, 93rd R.ocrimmit_ Wnnlwieh. in which deceased was instructed that  ...14,8111LUILL, TV UV/. IN 1,11, au la aaa.. La he would have to sail from Liverpool for Bermuda on the 16th inst.----Gloutegter Journal.  A Te Deum.was sung on Sunday.in most of the Roman Catholic places of worship in the metropolis, at the conclusion of high mass, in thanksgiving for the restoration of  peace. . . FRI,GIITFUL ACCIDENT AT A Sun'