The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-19 00:00:00

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FRANCE.

(PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING
'lt: is said to-day, in governmental circles, that
T ews of an unfavourable character have arrived
real- Naples, but it is not stated what they are.
It is
said also that., in consequence of them, Eng-
ill:l and. France will probably, contrary to the
a ..Lei ratio
assertf,)d to them a few days back, cause
i jot
note to be presented to the King of Naples,
Which they Will decidedly menace him with a
UoPtUre of diplomatic relations.
for -°unt dlladzfeldt, the Prussian Minister, left
•
llesels the other day, in compliance, accord-
th t'() some of the papers, with an invitation from
autl all;Per°r* The fact is, as I learn from the best
thrl-r•tY, that the Count himself expressed
de,O.ugh the Minister of Foreign Affairs, a strong
the'lNte to have an interview with his Majesty on
que ellfehatel affair; and that it was, in conse-
huunee of this desire, that the Emperor requested,
seeyou t° take the trouble to go down to Biarritz. So
anti
,t there Wm no invitation properly so called ;
beeau Inuat not, consequently, be assumed that,
cosi 6e,_tb.e Prussian Minister goes to Biarritz to
to p,r with the Emperor, the latter is favourable
'Bs'an pretensions in Neufchatel.
111,1 /49'08 of Neufchatel, the Swiss papers bring
then
sPeech on the subject, by the President of
ilarPederal Council, on the opening of the second
coot:if the session, on the 15th. This speech
niailuulents the republicans of Neufchatel on the
the 0,,"' 14 which they behaved, and promises that
This nrecieration will protect and defend them
I 'reinise, under the circumstances, amounts
408 t tot a defiance of Prussia.
any
h
„' "6 remembered that some weeks ago it
pai:°ounced that the Province of Biscay, in
Prit;"' bad thought fit to declare the Imperial
gives a citizen of Biscay. The Moniteur, of to-day,
roi3 all account of the presentation to the
froul'el,tl.°r at Biarritz on the 13th of a deputation
anti ,:is°aY, to announce the grant of the titles
to Ita."'el.ngatives of " Lord and Citizen of Biscay"
11,11441:i 13„°°. The emperor, of course, expressed
bafbb'erY grateful for the honour conferred on
and said that such a manifestation
t 0 ~`,1.,,aw closer the relations between
;°,thitleic-tl4 raiin. He also said that he was happy
;bins f°. f(4o'.l,`his son had Spanish blood in,, h
;44._ivitir Qv' that he had always felt for. thatd
44e1" ("18 and warlike people," both affection an
1.
/3
u4IIICIn.u"IIx Papers gives an account of abogdranodf
'Vio4.-e‘ at Montpellier, offered by a
'°flilDr°thleers to Mr. Olivera, M.P ~ championitahregey
It'ineahelitinn of the duties on the import. of French
gaisheidtit°England. M. Michel Chevalier, the di stin
l'illif-,i,ee°lloMist, delivered an eloquent speech,
'tee 'a showed the immense advantages whicoh.
the „„a" has produced in England, and spoke f
to(' t improvements lately effected in India
°Y tGeLanci- The whole speech was characterised.est
greatest sympathy for, and the high reul-Zisttion
of, our country. It is worthy of specialis
13eliev ,at this juncture, the M.
the
Er
Petor is 4 t° be the confident as
ial adviser of
A 4' nig tariff reforms.
that th4ria despatch, dated yesterday, announces
costi
.Government had promulgated. the
so
.o
tltkh°llB4s, as the future Constitution of aio,
ifiCations allowing the trial of offences
of
the (; bY juries, delegating that the
'e• °'''eB Shall never be less than fourmonths,

•
theAce„A
1, gti,""g to accounts per Constantinople, to
.kitißCl, received from Marseilles by despatch, the
in consequence of the entrance of
BniPs into the Black Sea, fortified the
tj-411 INicolaieft in such a manner as to render
aelz ships impossible.
114 tt
01---It is stated, in some of the papers, thatp
Talleyrand, who has been out to settle th
flag b'lveotie°" of the -Pc.Constantinople,
Principalities at
trite en recalled. lam assured that this is not
,°f the also told that France is still in favour
Lta eeaseaB:ol
of
be the Principalities, though England
to so.

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114/I\II)ERING IN THE CRYSTAL PALACE

Oho Lambeth Police Court, on Wednesday, Mrs..
,tlee, ,41,44,1111, a middle aged woman of respectable appeara
''uarp -"° nas been in custody for the last week on
liffereenZi stealing pr(?perty to a considerable amount from
Iltv. standings ITS the Crystal Palace, was finally
lilt, before Mr. Norton-
Vs% ehiPPenfield, who attended on behalf of the i., aderessing the magistrate, said that it had been
of4e4lention to have his client examined by a medical
lut
Itufei.t,cl the prison respecting the state of her mind,. llia je,"aately this had not,been done. Had it been, it was
shown.e,l,lltion to have addressed his worship, and to have kit in,',apt in consequence of her having recently receivede
!laught"luerent news of the state of health of a favoun4.
Illg state in Australia she was in such a low and desd
4,11? tlidte°,, mind as to be erfectly unconscious of what
'44 into13'1 this circumstance he hoped his worship would
4. consideration
the
et.olfon
d, the superintendent of the P. division, said that.
!I'3'thirie, °f the prisoner at the Crystal Palace exhibited
°lllie -6 nut aberration of mind on the contrary,
4 d " Peri '
ill eo y systematic and Cunning. He (Mr Lund)
t'asEe attendance the witnesses in no less than fourteen
°ln'tyw.ellerein the prisoner had helped herself to property
kr stalls.
thane,,, decided on hearing the evidence, and the
tilat %V la six cases were examined, and swore distinctly
and had- Property found on the prisoner belonged to them,
kr hot been sold by them.
aleit4l'er4ary L.
f. „ Deane,- the wife of a constable, and the
Z„lrelied a,vue Crystal Palace Station, deposed that she
--,Prilit; the prisoner and found in her petticoat a pocket
'vt)ek'f-i'llm4riv a yard cross, with a slit to form the
41)13" nole, and reich• ~near the bottom of the garment.tlen
iilrorspe:rtltyel:estilehacl b een malde purposely to receive s
take eicto 4 relieved, but se would not take itu on
iis the We . Mr. Norton hero desired the witness to
,i" 11.,. Prisoner into the private room, and again examine.
hati,"lt• The witness and the prisoner left the cour
the pocket Pose,, and ontheir return the former said thatrom
.--s.,,4ti— a, since she examined it, been removed f
t'elVe°Rt, and the pocket-hole sewn np.
was boy t r-set °el ti stablelar d T. r eadwellsaid that when the prisoner
the
stealing a bracelet, she
offered
she
thu°ll°,loioe:illearrgge:idwhooeltrh half its value, observing.
than that he should get thatin trouble
nbPs'fitf4.lllB bQinturd :subseqhuently offered the full price w
t,
gave up the bracelet.. e i -
tpil:re'tsethnZialaled,utsheadt 8 while seated in the station-house,
the - frote t anaged to take a large. portion. of the. pro-
Mrqiair he Pocket in her petticoat, and place it under
, 6.
-4'14. 1 Chip enfield. g • addressed the magistrate at
%1-ee;ngstu.trloiturg,_in.,aeaarlntlestly
that he would dispose of
trim,:kploner frn3 , and save the respectable friends
re,,., Ilis _ , rem the shame and disgrace of a public
~ongibi teliortun
Years eituali ate client,
_.hce said, had led a
p hii institution orris ome
'l:lluariol7;ttirnillire°7l,',l3lol;s4 toin aa considerable amount passed
d up to the present
had ta a!0 tratts'lel' hands,
honest Noshed kgetion not even the_
_b_reyath of suspicion
bpyon?;',,_ her
ST' high respect bilit and perfect
found -.0 me tett
riaLuttion was s.uchathat she was placed
at leastil hop, her , ion of pilf.ernissuch articles as those
sons , •*'2oo ,
__talusband being in receiptsu of a salary of
nharCtesent of In In conclusion,ea het
ty said he had per-
Ilinstatler through lifetnannstdithe bili to speak to her
Ptini,hrte,,es his worshi'n would be of opinion that a small
Phoped that under the dr-
,, Air, I\l'j:it WOUld meet the justice of the case.
"Nei% co:ton regretted much that he could not agree in
have beent with the learned gentleman, and said he should
°I. the . glad if he coldhave taken a favourable view
believir'soneee case onu account of her husband, who he
?lotto (1
, to be a most respectable man, but he (Mr a
Jury, I') felt it to he hisduty to send the
and should thereforde commit the prisone case before r
for trial.

b 141/BICAr. t,
-Niers, ENTERTAINMENTS FOR THE. MILLION.--We
purpo ,arad that negotiations are now in progress,. for_thne_ rte °°f giving a series of monstre Saturday Evening U?
Cel bln St. George's Rail. A number of our local musical
~,,e In are already engaged, and occasionally the highest
''terut front London and the provinces will be secured, solast
the ender the Concerts in question of a first rate class, whilst
dCtancaps Proposed rates of admission will allow the million to be
t visitors thereat. The gentleman under whose
ron these Concerts are likely to take place, some few
4_r Concere re sinc was favourably
on. known as the manager of popu-
ta in Lond