The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-05 00:00:00

°REIGN INTELLIGENCE

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FRANCE

(PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING.
beeN_n receiv °thing new ab,)ut the Sicilian insurrection has
4,eed to thy, either in private circles or by
government.
Th
with eEmpe.ror yesterday had a long conference
ord; the Prince Jerome and Prince Murat. In.
"cipary times a conference between his majesty, his
te 4e' and his cousin, would seem nothing very
4,,l,nayltable, but as it happened to take place just
It".Fr.the receipt of the news of the outbreak in Sicily,
refs supposed by people at the palace to have had
~rence to Prince Murat's pretensions to the, crown
Naples
he
Assemblle Nationale, in a venomous article,
ti.kwynends that if the English government should
the „advantage of the S,cilian rising to interere in
s'and France should do so too. " If the English,"
teL„3'3i, jour amiable cotemporary, " should send a
Island —ent, France ought to send an army into that
s stl ardently desired; if the English do not see
te.ve.r37
itheir side, and stronger than they, they will

leave it."
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4,11.,e Count (1,-; Wurtemberg, cousin of the King of
a.4:a70 berg, who is in this city, is,l hear,negociating
aiage between his daughter and the Prince
brinpoi re-pe°n, the Emperor's cousin. The Wurtemburg
nts ti bavitig married a Beauharnais, is a connexion
le Br
.ionaparte family.
a
.ret, Had in one of the newspapers th's morning
tlars?'l', Of a case before the tribunal of commerce in
the well, in which Messrs Fox, Henderson, and Co.,
4s-d;vtellknown builders of the Crystal Palace appear
haiTe'endants It was alleged against them that they
111, .intered into an agreement with M. Cusin and
compegendre managers of the Napoleon docks
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kid `n for building the docks for 24,000 000 francs,
that some transactions with respect to part pay-
ii:Pt of the money in shares took place, of such a
thCtire that they were contrary to law and to corn
ercial regulations, and were highly prejudicial to
ihteresth of the shareholders, Messrs. Fox and
32enderson were therefure called on to restore
a;°00 shares they had received, or their value in
14, eY, 4,000,000 f. (X 160,000), and to consent to
ehoc
b ng the agreement declared null and void. On
tikt of Messrs, Fox and Henderson it was denied
t'epr2tley had done anything wrong, and it was
the'serated that they were the injured parties. They
411 ore dem ended that if the agi eement were put
I'heen(l, to, they should receive 2,000,000 f damages
befo ~
rerlbonal took time to examine into all the facts
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the f giving judgment. From the manner in which
tiot acts are related it would appear, though it was
44d8n admitted, that Fox and Henderson let Cusin
twes4l:4egendre take 14,400 of the 32,000 shares in
teive`l°O as a bribe, and yet th it they allowed them.
4n/es,' in order to benefit the company, to be repre-
C(lsi as the bona
.fide holders of the whole 32,000.
klvairlt. and Legendre, by the way, are in prison
totr, Pan
Ing trial on the charge of swindling the dock
From
Y*
tlikt fin 4 report of the Prefect, of the Seine, it appears
htlitt
P. 741 1852 to 1856, 2,524 houses were demolished
vnPulr-fl' and that .5 238 were built or enlarged. The
4194 --°n of Paris increased in five years by 121,000

,r/Innicipality of Pat is will, I hear, before
tiott7e'ise the loan of 2,000,0001 sterling which it was
Th_utne ago authorized to make
okia7l Pattie this evening denies, no doubt on semi
of the'tutbority, that the reports of the abdication
A D'ling of Denmark are well founded.
Alessi letter of the 29th ult says that the
preside envoy, envoy, M. de Sydow, had informed the
the r entof the confederation that in consequence of
he ehl%al to with the demands of Prussia,.
comply
ery i'preceived orders to leave the town—this looks
teehh; tc? a diplomatic rupture, though. perhaps,
Nceally, it
must .not be so considered. O n the
passedlt the Federal Council, in a new sitting,
th recommendation
a resolution that it could not consent to adopth
toeminatecoMmendation of the Emperor of the Frencii.
the Neufchatel prisoners at liberty as a pre
Threct°, negociations with Prussia. "
"car, 4"ng of Holland, as Grand Duke ofhli.suxem-
-4W" has imposed on the duchy, by
the
411riatit:brietr3r, the modified constitution which
1) of representatives lately agreed to adopt,
4ee4 I;_as dissolved the chamber. It remains to be
me An' the people will receive these arbitrar acts.
indrid despatch says that the Spanish govern
,ilas made arrangements with M. Mires, thel
00-s'„ banker, for a. loan of 300,000,000 rea s
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i Ape ~ PARIS, WEDNESDAY
,lt) Sie'nuare no further accounts of the insurrection
EVENING.
gIA 01:4 ,?; to day, and I am assured that up to this
' tee." the government itself has not received any.
s le
aYs v,raPhie despatch which came in
driven `-'ht the employes of the government had been
last night
I,llYtiai,,,awaY from Cephale, but it does not say
s -"g f - havingcommenced at
itler, 0 any rising
rria.,,,o.
si etyab m rench Emperor, I hear, feels not a little
thill° s •00t the insurrection, as, ifit spreads, there
-,,'Y i/1 rllng what consequences it may have, not
Of —aAY buteven in France.
(I, .
en Illestic news ofpolitical importance
The
there is
in th e dearth to day.
—loaers‘," of Baron Roth.schild, of this city, is about
r--' otle of the Miss Rothschilds of London, his

tom
tt4Oa o,`'Wley, our ambassador, has been giving
c/
4iper-ouooting parties at. Chantilly, Several of the
ih4ler hils aides-de-camp, Baron Rothschild, and
hers
of distinction have been invited to
Cr,great 'quantit of game has been killed
'tot, --WleY has the renyutation of being a first rate
Th
1:14
disc "8411 of Amsterdam yesterday reduced its rate
A 'great l per cent.
t number nof Germans have recently taken
„4t tk residence in Neufchatel. It being feared
rNeguerxr, object may be to attempt the release of
1)-tenginc4uktel pris?i?ers,h or to take part in a coup
e adopted measures of
cattiti'oniu. e alutthortti
appearses fromav accounts received to
1/4114011r if the Prussian minister in Switzerland
Yet been recalled he soon will be.