The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-23 00:00:00

So far as regards the period of the meeting of th

Congress, the few number of sittings_ require(
some other points referred to by th -
I informed you several weeks ag

3 Constiuttionnel,
). The French

Government then appeared to att
ante to the points iu debate, and to the differences
which have necessitated the re-opening of the Con

import

ed to weigh

ferences. Some whose opinion is en
think, on the contrary, that it would be dangerou
to allow Russia to take any advantage, however
trifling in appearance, of the suppressio /Jeri, if not
of positive trickery, of which she gave proof during,
the last conference, It is unnecessary to recapi•

support of that view
perfectly justified in requiring the execution of
the treaty of Paris in spirit as in I(
that decision it is not probable that it will
From its yielding on the question of the Col
it is inferred that there is little doubt of the ma
jority of the Congress being in f
glish view of the question, and
ceded on a matter of form in (
reality.
It is true that for mans
afloat similar to those to which th
alludes. It was even said in certo
the Emperor himself had expresso
utility of a second Conference, an
tated between England and Rus
owing to his desire that Sardinia, al.
lation, after expressing one opinion
another at St. Petersburg, decided
English version, and that this decision enab

rile I

ment i

r. From

it of the En-

past r

mstitutionnel

ain quarters that

I doubts on the

I long hesi

that it was

much vacil

in London and

Emperor, when pressed by our diplomacy on the
point, to say that there was.no need
any positive declaration, seeing th
of Sardinia would, in any case, give
England. Indeed, it has been sta
last two or three days, that no positive answer

for him to make

Of
1110
0,
by that measure. dio I'4
been as yet given on the subject, though it was M. Michelot, the celebrated come 1, st, 5 010
shown that the moment must soon come for that Theatre Francais, died on ThursdaY„' 'boot ois,
decision one way or the other. On these points I residence, Massy, in his 71st year.' l‘ii;achetitile
am rather incredulous, from the source .3 from, which with Telma, Fleury, Mademoiselle .0 ofi ja
these statements emanate, and I still incline to Mars, and Georges, one of the gler„cesfilftters
the opinion that, whatever divergence of opinion French stage. He was equally 51.1:orrflo0
may have existed, France and England are now tragedy and comedy. His last grea;,, itou
agreed on the main point. were the Jeune Atari, in "Henry ll'
(IJ .000"
i 5
The Russian party do their utmost to produce Catlos, in " Hernani." ~ boe' „.sri
the impression that Bolgrad and the Isle The ruins of a Roman theatre hav4't is 70 .) Pa
of Serpents have in reality very little to do vered at Trigueres, near Montargis ; j',„ae, fl,P,O°:
long from the back of the pit to al? 6ie'ld otYew
with the presence of the British fleet in
the Black Sea ;
of
Persia, acting. as it is belived, under the spectators. The interior of the theatre
niece , i
influence of Russia, is the real cause of our con- uncovered. PJP
tinned occupation, .and that that occupation will P.S.—I omitted to mention that tirs ge'lejooli
continue long after the closing of the Conferences. Prussia—or the Petit Prince, as ile, -ii ,o„ bile
In the same quarters we are told that Austria called in Paris—leaves to-night, at 1i
refuses to join in the Conferences, until she shalt His departure had been fixed for ~osts II" s,
he was induced to give his Imp - 0 .%,
have obtained the assurance that the Powers who ss al"
signed the Treaty of Paris abandon the idea or the day. e` ; Fru eP o
union of the Danubian Principalities. We already It is said that though the King by aocwal g
know that the Porte was always opposed to that not gratify the desire of the EmPeliTnir per°':, Aliiii:ct.
union, that Russia did not seem to very hostile an invitation to the Tuileries, the ''''„--;;oo,twis,' Pilo
to it, that France supported it, that England at to him. "If the mountain will no ',„-iia. don t'„o
one time held no very fixed opinion on it; but met, Manomet must go to the reetinasse a i'o
that Austria, for reasons which I lop g ago explained, deal of negotiation is stated to has,' a.rdea ,t'ilee, eie,
would never listen to it. If such la. the case, and subject. The Grand Duke ef.,;t, FraiVe°P•o
I cannot at this moment assure you of the accu- Prince of Prussia, father of the re:lt;ifeetrlio 1
racy of the fact, it would be an additional obstacle their good offices, but as yet witholl", to Y
in the way of the Conferences. I conceive, how- however, talk of the Emperor's vis"'
ever, that the union of the Principalities is a February or March next.
question apart, and that it is not necessarily corn
prised in that of the •--'l,-el" of these -.
provinces.

within the

PO' 6-cf9;
mint Visskolski, Grand ba a 11
thse r.. 00
nies at the Court of St.
re on his way to Nice. A ialleS
'he
Pardalas, with salt, from jo3'
.ast Light under Vor'argo
were fortunately saved, btit the cargo
The Loire,
he Loire, which had began t°
returned to its bed. Petersbug,

" organ:

go Too

The Journal des- Debuts

cts t

the French merchants to Persia
presents a good market for Frew
which has hitherto been overlook
of enterprise left open to the Engl

ked 1

The De,

refined taste—desirous of obtaining what is hand-
some and good, and not unwilling to pay for it
de Challaye(late French Constil at Trebizond)
to his Govern inent last year that a great numbe
of French articles might be advantageously di:
posed of in Persia, but that the articles shout
be of the best quality, as the Persians are well
skilled in traffic ; and not having, like the Turk
an aversion based on their religi(

opinions for I

everything which represents
willingly receive and purchase E
ngravings, particularly thos

Dean (

I represent

deeds of arms

The Debats (

ing the French merchants that

hitherto n(

le they have
:naland has
r commercial

lected this market,

strengthened

predominat

who are eternally manufactu

cotton goods, impose on ti

the necessity for finding, m

Is the Cebat

land's material greatnes

be no stop. Th
legend of the Wandering J
moving."

would be

A. stiiking instance of the ad

the trade in articles of first nec
found by comparing the price
at Smithfield, London, and 1