The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-19 00:00:00

SUPPLEIVIENT TO TSB 'T rh [ERN DAILY TIMES. MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1853. COND EDITION- L -6 r ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] Northern Daily Times Office, Nine O'clock, a.m. tiTE MINISTRY. Z il e ,inuch satisfaction in stating that there I,' 4 tion for the report that the Marquis k ",, W rie has ceased to be a memberof the ,1'i,,, -v ernment. ( 147 in a leading article repeats its asser tt,.k.iord Palmerston resigned because he li e gree to Lord John Russell's reform bill. ,paper also understands that upon Lord '44; , 4 resignation Lord Aberdeen offered the kt th e to Lord John Russell, and regrets to , fi t 4 e offer was declined, mainly from the e 0 acceptance might be misconstmed. 'it% h as now been offered to Sir George Grey , 1 1 -t e p l 'l acceptance or rejection. 6" 4 ' 4 says that Sir George Grey will pro h t new Home Secretary. It .is known Se er 5 difference between the Whig and p2/2,s of the cabinet, and that each party F ate meeting in the course of yesterday. D 'sengers have been sent to Lord Lans -4 Osborne. /1 , 11 ing Post does not hesitate to affirm, , Jicuce, that from the first serious ~of opinion with regard to the course to lim towards Russia, which existed between ' , tl ,i ti t aerston and a certain section of li? e t, and that the Home Secretary's er e opposed to those of the premier. ta r ot, however, for a patriotic man, P erience was acknowledged, and whose twZe was requested by all, to resign N "ase he could not persuade others to be ~, of his convicton. Suffice it that he Oa partial good, and be of moreuse in the ,N. 4 out of it. The Post says the passage y ti t o , by he Russians should have been fol d e entrance of our fleets into the Black 4 declaration that if the bowsprit of a iitZ ,,,,41 1-of-war appeared beyond the harbour 01, it would certainly result in his ships . e k ed to Constantinople. Instead of this klnd effective policy, our ships are merely ~'t k it l !e Bosphorus. A course, apparently t A il tlmid, has been pursued, and the auda „Lot,,hia has been encouraged, not checked. ',qtt c 4 Palmerston throughout has urged a N t t ivard and honourable policy, his every kl> e „Ritarantees, and the Post has every reason that to neglect of his advice, the disaster of ', : 1 1 . the present unfortunate state is owing. f4,,° concludes by expressing the conviction ' Palmerston has not approved of the „Policy pursued in the Eastern Question, tf'ttainty that he is favorable to as large a A, Of reform as is demanded by public i tr a ud as he thinks, compatible with the e tt ,_ . t of the country. 11 4. ,.°1net Council sat four hours on Saturday, t „gellfoniteur says Lord Palmerston's resig- Vtolot in any way affect the good under ,t,,,ilvhich fortunately exists between France . .t' 4 411 4:1 on the great interest which at pre- PY the nations of Europe. ,t.'TINopr,E, 9th.—The English and French' i ioA l'eturned from Sinope on the 9th, bringing '4 t) Wounded. No less than 4,000 lurks .11. the battle. They fired first, and , are have behaved with great bravery. The a : Who were the real aggressors, acted with elty. Th e accounts st ill l eave i t uncer ioV. loss was sustained by the Russians, kt Ittuch their ships suffered. Nor does t , Whether the Turkish squadrons were ki l ',,ea and pursued, or whether they were iit i s 4 attacked in harbour, although the latest e ot ° ll is most probable. The movements 'Cl'bined fleets, consequent on the return ea ,1 5 - fis kiers, were not known at Constantinople '41 4 - .4 , but it was reported that they were t " e V to enter the Black Sea, and it was 3,lePorted that the Turkish fleet would '4 ' ,,,"Jastopol. The Times believes that the 'o il !, left Bercos Bay, and Chronicle's Vienna Nyett telegraphs that they are said to N i , . 1. ..1 the Black Sea. A despatch in the E d. ( . 41 e whole of the Turkish squadron WfIS 1. pope, and the town and fort nearly de , 4 e Russians continued their fire long a fter to ll Y for it had ceased. The Russian ships 1 4 4t t Sebastopol the following day. The t t i negotiation and pacfication are to be , kii 1 Constantinople, though without hope. 'll 4;ellia the Russians were marching to dis i)q-urks from Kalafat. k' th,,accounts from. Asia reduce the repotted kN , ' Turks at Acalsik to 1,000 killed, 200 ri'llli L aud 13 cannon, action lasted 11 hours; N i g ,d 9 officers wounded, among whom t.j' t Z'i 4i tu Treitag, and their loss was severe. Seb eB says the rumour that the Turks would Ik q, 4 etopol, must be received with distrust. ti ic; 1 3m Ik 't UnDAY.—Three's opened at 74f. 95c., at ' ,tit 74f. 70c. Four-and per Cents 1 / 41 N,i'll• 30c. 4ti.'"ell_brlshed by CHARLES WILLMER, of 21, li e t) at his General Printing and Stationery 19, South John Street, Liverpool. v SDAY, DECEMBER, 19, 1853. cad. ,iven I ' ll 0001' co i',o # ,NOP lent of T, O Pf,/ 000' f CO Co ,0