The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-04 00:00:00

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'of ZGeteral

Williams will be glad to learn that the distinguished officer
is gradually recovering, at Tails, from his late attack of
illness. By accounts received in
.Lyndon, on Saturday,
we hear that the gallant general is out of danger, and that,
although suffering rrom the effects of climate and disease,
apprehensions were no longer entertained for his life. His
young friends and followers were removed a few miles
further ii.to the interior of Russia.

CABINET C,uNcit.Sumnionses were issued on Friday
afternoon to the Ministers to attend a CAinet Council at
the Foreign Office, Downing-street. Lord Granville was
unable to attend the meeting owing to an attack of gout ;
but the other Ministers, with the exception of the z arl of
Clarendon, assembled between two and three o'clock on
Saturday afternoon at the Foreign Office. The Lord Chan-
cellor, the Duke of Argyll, the Marquis of Lansdowne, Lord
Palmerston, Lord Panmure, Sir Ge:-rge Grey, Mr? Labou-
dere, Earl of Harrowby, Sir Charics Wooi, ind Sir George
Lewis wt-re present at the council.
THE LATE MURDERS IN LONDON.—An order bas
been received at Newgate, within the last two or three
days, from the Home Office, directing that the sentence to
be inflicted upon the young man Westron, for the murder
of Mr. Waugh, and against whom, it will be rememl-rerel,
judgment of death was recorded, shall be one of penal ser-
vitude for life. No intimation has yet been given of the
intention of the government, with rtgard to the unhappy
man Corrigan, who still remains in the gaol under the
respi.e of the crown. It is thought, however, that he will
be si-nteneed to the same punishment as Westron.
The Morning Post, yesterday contained the following :
We can be positive that at the meeting of the con-
gress of, Paris, on Saturday last, the plenipotentiaries
signed the preliminaries of peace. The conditions of
these are identical with the Austrian propositions, which
were the basis of negotiations, and to which it has been
thought advisable to affix the signature of the powers
parties to the negociations. The proceeding, however
important and satisfactory, leaves unsettled many ques-
tions which will necessarily be the subject of
immediate discussion with a view to the framing of a
definitive treaty.
Tire Nabonaie on Saturday expressed its conviction
that the Emperor, on opening the Paris session, would
speak of the negociations of the Paris eongress in terms
calculated to give the greatest confidence in the defini-
tive result. The acceptance by Russia of all that is
demanded, with respect to Ntcolaieff and Bornarnund, is
regarded as cer ain. The article which appeared in the
Constitutionnel, purporting that the armistice expiring
time
gaet
the end of March will not be renewed, if by tha
peace should not he signed, is said to have emanated
from tntourage of Baron de Bourqueney. The editor-in.
chief has received a private wanting for his resuscitation.
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