The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-14 00:00:00

THE PRINCIPALITIES.

The Correspondanee Autrichienne lately announTi; of
a manner almost official, that the Austrian oeeuPa",-;aoar
the Principalities would not cease until the 11°A5':;01
English, and French, should have altogeth3r with%ate§
from the Ottoman territory, and until all them va.' es
relative to the reorganisation of the Danubian Pte v I °fro
should have received their entire execution. Th P4Ad•
says that this announcement evidently goes too far. no-
vices from Vienna show that the assertions of the 'iota
trian journal must not be accepted in a too abs,o for
sense, and that the Austrian troops are only vvititin: ate.
the settlement of the Bessarabian frontier to eva-' pears
aPPoetest
The labours of the commissioners are, as it nth
quite certain, suspended, in consequence of the Pvrri oe
of M. Fonton, the Russian Minister against,' ',Tan.
Stourdza as a member. If certain letters' from to
tinople are to be credited, the Porte is dispose
ow,
retaliate upon Russia by objecting w the Russiall„,,cr, at
missioners. The geometric surveyors are, ho the
we"
work, and it is affirmed to be already certain that 60
part of Bessarabia to be ceded by Russia, Will n) a
Germ
not less than 250 villages, including the
colonies. otal°
The Presse d' Orient says that M. de Polignae, elj'.ssier
of artillery, who was orderly officer to Marshal Pe'ta-biso
in the Crimea, has been attached to the 13essar
commission in the character of military assistant.

TURKEY.

GOOD FAITH TO THE CHRISTIANS

AI
letter from form of May 28th, ni •
have to in you of an incident which ha 3
gyaltf
reat sensation in the city, and which shows el° 1°6:0-
with which our worthy governor carries oat Cle, 0 tan
he
humayoun. A Turk having presented an arotthcr,l to
governor, with the view of compelling a, debtor (ei!sigoathe
ect
Armenian or a Greek) to pay some money due, •
him as a Giaour.' The governor publicly ort'',."eeoiell'
obnoxious word to be effaced, and that the exP'jor
our Christian brother' should be 1
substituted. 3 the
You may well imagine what a favourable iroPress°
news made upon the Christian population.'

•

RUSSIA;

BERLIN., J."- 111.7
The Emperor Alexander has arrived at 1114tiry. iirer;
population of the town and the surrounding eoue so
assembled, and received his Majesty with entliesi3cio "rot
The Emperor has placed the corps of C055,.,3.3fie1,
Tchernornorei under the command of General 14°''cupal
to whom ho has at the same tim.3 confided the a
tration of that country.

pv
SUDDEN DEATH.—A man, namecT-----Willianl
resided in Simoson-street, died suddenly yesterday
"
An inquest will be held on the body this do.
MONTHLY REPORT :—EYE AND EAR INPIII3A3" adpt'
TOPfor and admitted
monthOF
F
01 Swlf
ihonoua Nnt 'dh
have
en .hEoorAnehsetlaheviii
received
rid— Eye department : New
pat
scribed for May, 1,745.
surgeon : Dr. Nevins. Treasurer :
the month
John of May, 524. Surgeons : Uugh
Poole, Esq., Dr. R. Hibbert Taylor. Ms' t,7,4.
riarigtoe;il"„..
of the members of this so 1;i:el:Ili:a:ills
Messrs.ppM soniani;t,iincs4gahOl
Shepherd,
s; b
espi
sradtt,ai enne tes paringre 0
~trbto.
streetfor the purpose o fa
A UNITED LEGAL AND FRIENDLY BURIAL Si elt John'oo
Eecaeriveddepsuarrgtment : PaKnee tient!
.rin,
o'clocekting
yesterd4y, in the Clarendon rooms, 50111'"aeed tIP
a committee t° -„,,stiott
the n, rules, which have been prepared on the ott TI
t•
of Josephew Pollock, Esq, judge of the county court,to b,l itft•
Pratt, for his signature. The chair was occupied
./000;
Moses Cullen, president of the society, and there werTicitorit
attended
omembers present. Mr. Hull and Mr. artin,
and explained that in the new rules,
ration of which great care had been taken,in
the r,ag
there "pcof
the
which would enable an member to object to 6,crel
ts hehceeonmrdeeegedtuilnbagyt i
was not
nahot futuretuarn,s, sufficiently
public, an pexr otpe
ss v
ea t 8, g,.d- spot
meeting their alteration. Some 'members coinPla'll'"o pot
Doti they,
having been given of it, but, after some discus'iAiiipnd
ipet
waived their objection, and on the motion of gr.
J. M'Farlane, were appointed a committee for
above stated. The meeting then separated.
49nuellpetior,p00

iseoprdro,
erereonf
apTpahaersmbeyditchael staff in St.—Pancras Workhouse in
a state of d'
head surgeon, proceedings idissentients
vestrybeing
Mr. Dillon
thort and Mr. Waldegrave, the assistant-sr.4e to
_ the case are not explained. ontoOn° ties
Iroumnderstand
—one supportingthe vestry seems to be divided tvvoiyoita
to
giirt
eat.hitmhoseFifrseh
up Mr. Waldegrave.6
the head surgeon, and the other .
bfk
been named Consul(cslhaaytseg
uoaFlvlrepyerannbremiehsae
tlneetnt
tConsuletoro:icntehtai:tmt
intimate
Prince'
nr t
hag
aFs
br ns
:inst-fr,soerisi
General at Port-au-Prince, in uctiooll
esty Sonlouque, whose great amusement seen° te)ftever)
by the Dominicans, that it will not tolerate his ug of
ase
on the territory of
Ireland. (if not ever)

• t Withiti
A robbery was a fortnight since committed in5„,„,000.
the Baroda frontier. Property to the value of I'Lri, to
riconsistingtisb
rae
e b chieflyabt
so, fv, golds
de asuovnsbladybt
ecs
dbiwl:vodoeurnnbei
dnn
man s :taeiblvl:l:iislt,
from Bombay to Ahmedabad, both Briish citlnt tel
entering the Gui
ROYAL d
b i.e c,d
armed men, who accompanied the treasure was se' w
teyreforty ruffians ; and. after a gallant resistance, .--een
skctiiaillineeedfeosfo:retehageocnags.e create the strongest sOsPici°„ll( tb°
the villains must have been under the protection
deersordonainions the escort 0.,000
__ln cos.;
sequence of the termination cf the war, and the 13050 r
COMMISSION°awa nga
OF THE PATRIOTIC FIYIIM -- e 0 1
„tee
her public business, Lord St. Leonarls tendered bis
nofation as a member of the executive and finaece cornill
yet
the Patriotic Fund. The Royal CorntnissinPerssiy :
accepting it, passed the following resolution unanini °let
" The Royal Commissioners desire to express thei:r reliettl
that Lord St. Leonards is unable to continue to gt(' ft the
the benefit of his valuable cervices as chairman of
c to
executive and finance committee, and at the
and
tender to him their best thanks for the great zeal On chill
thitt
with which he has hitherto discharged the duties °' fi, a
office." The Right ion. Lord Colchester having ncnis;cn—tecl.
to act as a member of that committee, was duly. 01)/1. i 1
The executive and finance committee, at a meettng 0.- - aa,
the 11th instant, elected Lord Colchester as their cbalrillthe
and passed a resolution expressing their regret at lesing of
advantages of the clear judgment and great oxPeri°llG°
the Right Eon. Lord St. Leonards.