The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-16 00:00:00

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Ji Pasha left Constantinople on Tuesday,
wobably not arrive before the 22nd.

Count Orloff Is -expected on Sunday or Monday
He was to leave St. Petersburg on the 9th, and n

the journey there to Berlin is five days, he will
probably have reached the Prus,ian capital this
evening. Five days' incessant travelling fatigues
any man, much more one who is near seventy,
and we may reasonably' suppose he will remain
twenty-four hours, if not more, at the half-way
house.

Lord Clarendon is expected on the 17th or 18th.
Lord Cowley only intended remaining absent from
Paris four days. It is said that during his stay in
London he will attend the cabinet councils, and
will receive his last instructions in company with
Lord Clarendon.

The presence of a Russian Envoy once more
installed in the well-known Hotel of the Faubourg
St. Honore has excited some curiosity, and a few
groups stationed themselves there yesterday to see
the show. They were disappointed, however, so
far as Baron Brunow is concerned. Baron Brunow
keeps himself a good deal on the reserve. He has
been visited by several political personages, but, I
believe, has seen very few, and to none has be been
in the slightest degree communicative. To hear
him speak. one would suppose, he was as innocent
of diplomatic business, or of the state of the
present negotiations, as an infant of a week old.
He is reported to have said to a personage who
will probably have something to do with the con
ferences, that he really knew nothing whatever of
the intentions of his government beyond what the
public at large knew; that his ministry is but a
subordinate one; that Count Orloff is the only
man who knows the Bernier mot of his Imperial
master, and that, in fact, he is as unacquainted with
what is going on as the merest stranger.
A number of Polish refugees gave a dinner
the day before yesterday to General Zamoyski,
who is about to proceed to Constantinople. It
was attended by Prince L. Czartoryski, and by
other Poles of distinction, and Prince Adam Czar
toryski in the evening joined the party, Tpasts
to the Allied Powers, to the two Princes Czar-

toryslii, and to General Zatneyslti were drUnk with
enthusiasm.

A. ball will be given by the American residents
in Paris on the 22nd inst., the anniversary of the
birth of Washington. All the distinguished per-
sons in Paris of various countries, including, of
course, the members of the diplomatic corps, will
be invited. The ball is expected to take place in
the spacious saloons of the Hotel de Louvre.

AUSTRIA

According to the last number of the Oesten
rezehische Zeitung , the three Powers have already
agreed on the most important points, and one of
them is, that Nicolaieff, " not being on the coast
of the Black Sea," is not to share the fate of Sebas-
topol. The passports for Count Orloff and Baron
Brunow are already waiting for them at Frankfort-
on-the-Maine. Mr. Julian Fane, who goes to Paris
with the Earl of Clarendon, is likely to render
goo ;1 service, as he must be perfectly well acquainted
with every move that was made during the Vienna
Conferences.

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PRUSSIA

The subjoined is a translation of a Prussian
despatch addressed by Baron Manteuffel, the