The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-12 00:00:00

lOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. I

O
?ro,„ THE EXST.
144:4 Ararseilles, under date of Tuesday last,
11
itor4,l that the Mersey has arrived with advices
Clit'c'nstantinople of the 2nd inst., and from the
of lea of the 31st ult. She has brought 485 men
koe Artillery. The 14th, 21st, 48th, and 57th
9oyietnta left the Crimea on the 31st ult., by the
Illie,4_hames, Etna, and Robert Lowe. The army
tioei;lY. There is a daily ration of fresh meat
ittet '0 the men. It is said that 70,000 masons
httl,,l'eb.ild Sebastopol after our departure. The
'r Is hot and stormy.

FRANCE.
oniteur of Tuesday states that his Imperial
loybtlesa Prince Napoleon projects a scientific
IN brie to the North Seas. for which the Emperor
`dip aced at his disposal the Imperial yacht the
khr,Alortense and the steam aviso I e Cocyte.
tt4:l4iirtilnetoenlilneare Paris on the 12th for Havre,
person the preparations for the
kris I°n• His Imperial Highness will return to
and to attend the bapti,m of the Prince Imperial,
IrkeciP return to Havre to embark on the 15th.
liritZt6n to the members of his household the
ttee-,;" takes with- him a commission of Staff
lal;et,,'B, engineers of the navy, and miners, man-
draughtsmen, This voyage, during
last „Lthe Prince will maintain an incognito, will
Nel'2olit three months. The command of the
iliri:111°11 is intrusted to Captain Baron de la
49'-ere Le Noury, commander of the Reine
turis
e•
CerA.
ratia 'gnat Patrizzi, the Papal Legate, arrived in
Way- at five o'clock on Monday evening. A rail-
flow ear/in fie,
richly ornamented, had been sent
oftlill to Lyons, expressly for the accommodation
bite, The
and of the persons who accompanied
ttothQ he Count de Vaulchier, MM. Gustave, de
bilany'ejld, and Chapron, directors of the corn-
ttl[,.;,,'"ere in waiting at the station to receive his
or SR-nne- The Cardinal, who appears about 57
kid Years of age, wore a close-fitting skull cap,
ktriv',Rearlet silk dress. His eminence, on his
'as received by the Duke de Cambaceres,
aped master of the ceremonies, accompanied by
'c„libiL,llTY of the Emperor. The Minister of
Worship the Archbishop of Bordeaux, and
the Bishop
of Paris were also present, as were
and
the
of Adras, chaplain of his Majesty.
4'the g chaplains of the Imperial chapel. Six of
teare°Art carriages were in waiting. The cross-
-44 of the Legate, with the cross, entered the
14.4 and the Legate and the other high personages
Teent the others, and proceeded towards the
lathe
escorted by a squadron of the Guides.
lathe following telegraphic despatch gives the
Canal:ltelligence from the extensive district of the
, "cTrßue, near the mouths ,r 4 the Rhone :
Lo l'o-titsEtu.ns, June O.—The Rhone continues
bad
steadily, and has fallen within its banks.
'ad el') which was blowing here for two days
Wata),e effect of raising to a great height the
fiev„-,..‘1,0f the river and of the inundated parts, and
411-ITI embankments were forced to give way.
44 `L'e lower Camargue was again endangered,
number of flocks of sheep which had taken
terra °n the dykes were in peril. Several trees
Wie,iOrn up by the roots, so violent was the
. ‘
the Yesterday the wind went down, and to-day
iettu'veatber is Magnificent. The flocks of sheep
'The escaped."
t, following paragraph appears in the Patrie:—
th:P attitude of England in presence of the pre-
kti4-ions of the United States appears to be more
lie"1110re firm. Hitherto the industrial question
the nueen of a nature to exercise some influence on
llifo'nnduct of Great Britain, but, according to our
it t rt.tuation from London, the English Government
1114ing measures to render its policy altogether
1143`,Pendent of its material interests by eneourag-
tiet'e cultivation of cotton in its Indian posses-
tee:. Instructions with this view have, it is said,
ThdesPatched from London."
thet c;,. Pays is authorised to contradict a rumour
)I[l/41,41- de Moltke, the Danish Minister in Paris,
"Qeu recalled.

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k 1 TURKEY.
tooIR letter dated Constantinople, May 30, while
Slit: Cling the news that M. Fonton, the Russian
,4101,-1:;er, protested against the admission of
PaeNt (Prince Stourdza) as second
41:4 Commi.ssioner for the settlement of the
kiti'rabian frontier, states that at a council of
11E'et,sters held in the Pvenin g of the 29th, it had
hlir.
resolved that the pretensions of the Russian
l'or-t':ter were totally inadmissible, and that the
keat; would maintain its right by every
its power. It is thought, the letter
att' that the representatives of England, France,
Austria take the same view of the matter as
't"tielll :rte• Instructions have been sent to Dervich
the Ottoman Cowmissioner at Galalz.
tiever'tter from the Crimea, of May 25, states that
tiiirt al storehouses, containing from twenty to
Drovi3,:;theusand hectolitres of barley and other
(11 tCns, had been burnt down The evacuation
INN° Crimea had been checked by the want of
~°alla-„/),.°r,ts; but several vessels, returning in
for ti;e" uadlately passed through the Golden Horn
gMer Black Sea.
--,attri Majesty's birthday was celebrated at Con-
korr;,l°Ple on the 29th ultimo. Early in the
tittriVig the guns of the shipping and of Scutari
the
,:need it to the British residents of Pera. All
ilke."4"-of-war and the English merchant vessels
hwise hoisted their flags.
!sadT: Programme was—a levee at the ambas-
illiirh`:B at noon, a dinner in the evening, and
liiii7lnation and fireworks at night, on the ship-
44(Nand at the embassy. The St. Jean d'Acre
to
'let
have come alongside the Queen
'y2ll in the illumination.
111,5"terday the order was given to the three screw
1104 °f battle ships at present here, the Agamem-
, Ltotaithe St. Jean d'Acre, and the Princess Royal,
°lit their lower-deck guns, and leave them
to the ordnance depot at Scutari, and then proceed
The Crimea to take troops,
to is Turks are coming down fast from Eupa-
ron,-„Several reffiments of cavalry have arrived
411- 'uere, and there are now two Turkish liners
7411 troops.

A d PRUSSIA.
keiwesPateli from Berlin, dated the 9th instant
try 1."1°,11E3 that Count de Nesselrode, accompanied
'l'o4; "e Seebach, has arrived at Kissengen. Count
I:loA,''' the Prussian Ambassador at Athens, but
lhe en leave of absence, has also proceeied thither.
Prince and Princess Charles Bonaparte
hasrlelli have arrived here.
e Bourse Gazette of Berlin states:—" The
is ltert regulations which had been re-established
"t sail, with all their severity, will shortly be
l'eoft-,'e(l. They had been re-established only
eont the new dispositions had excited a certain
si°n, which it is wished to avoid for the

pt6,'• f
- '-er in the Post Anipt Gazette, states;—
for Le Prince and Princess of Prussia will leave
eol:ndon in the commencement of July. The
Ivith-41, betrothal of Prince Frederick William
Dike' the Princess Royal of England will take
dadurin,,T their stay in that country. Prince
Grand Admiral of Prussia, has selected
kebte pisland of Rugcn a spot for the establish•
a military post."
Westphalen, the Prgssian Minister of the
ktibt• 'its.`°r; Published an ordinance on the 7th, pro.._
the Ing tZte editors of all the political journals of
4elibe:Pital from publishing any account of the
s-rations And resolutions of cabinet councils,
"v ueb
in; accounts, he declares, must either be pure
e or obtained by the guilty indiscretion of
49)/oye.