The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-16 00:00:00

.°.OREIGN INTELLIGENCE

FRAN CE.

PARIS, SATURDAY EVENING.
A grand review of about 12,000 troops. of diffe-
rent
parms, was passed by the Emperor to day in
e court of the Tuilleries, in honour of the
Tri,tiseisn Prince. The weather was unfavourable.
Tite
Emperor was a good deal cheered by the
volulers, and so was the little Imperial Prince,
was paraded amongst them.
to Emperor pays the most marked attention
baithe Prussian Prince, and means to give a grand
ball the
his honour.
hew System of making bread has just been
uns,eicvered, and is now being experimented on
tile et the auspices of the public authorities. By
~h aris of it bread can be made considerably
50, the loaf, for example, which now costs
eonid be sold for 32c. or 35,3.
Theex.e quantity of cotton sold at Havre this week
eds 10 000 bales,Prices advanced 21r.
'
govuren„,-ceounts from Berlin say
' that the Prussian
client talks strongly of taking coercive
ilAeetzlures against Switzerland, and is about to
l. 'are that it no longer considers itself bound by
fln ire
of London, and that it will not receive
explanations from Switzerland unless pre-
-elated
by one of the great powers.

b, The r) PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING.
trl2la ."In'Slan party are spreading reports that
the me 13 doing all f,lie can to delay or prevent
~ewop Ling. of he Conferences. lam informed,
thf.Vi. it is not true that she is doing any-
te,• the kind, and that, most likely, the Con-
ce will meet on the 20th. I have already
148 -a,uicted one of the Russian inventions, which
tuat she was anxious to secure the pres.i-
rio.:Y of the Conference for Lord Cowley. It
ttn%•:,ail, amongst other things, that she is still
,_flialt-‘lB to attain that end, and, moreover,
Wale he is actually attempting to have Count
exeli,-W,ski. the French Minister of Foreign Afters,
„" from the Conference altogether, on
Xl;:„cl
e 11t of his supposed strong leaning to Russia.
kitsriattattiments are perfectly unfounded The
Daly faction knew them to be so, and their
°Pirli„°"Ject in heading them is to irritate public
1'1410,, in France against England—an end
a"leY do not altogether fail in attaining.
talti:nl informed that negociations are taking
Nstra Place between France and England, with
11Wity to the American proposition for doing
bf iirt,lvlth the right of capturing the merchandise
the Fte indivitivals on the high seas during war
F.ll‘'l government not unnaturally is
A"oY le favour of the American project.
h •
-,equt„,, riling to Turin letters, the removal of the
44""rafien on the property of Lombards by
_
dimo", will lead to the immediate renewal of
Nrdi•ll:l;tic relations between the Austrian and
of frictall courts, and if not to the establishment
"
Ratio,-iIY feeling between them, at least to a miti -
I,'t ,„ their present hostility. Baron Joctease
45aroa„-"e " d
as the Sardinian minister to Austria, and
finicle Kubeck, or Baron Pear, as the Austrian
t,,.strer to Sardinia.
frorther accounts have reached the government
is st7zcilY, and they all, as I am informed, concur
reeti-ng that a new and more formidable insur-
e • .
is Imminent.
,
013 "ct fete is, I hear, to be given at the English
is
Th
555 in honour of the Prince of Prussia, who
_
e uere.
0150, c°flatnercial situation has undergone no
t
51 th"e• Transactions are difficult, both on account
of obet.learness of raw materials and the difficulty
t,llO ",:brlifig credit. The same remarks apply to
the 7'"°n
The question of transatlantic steam
Lae E 7 '"°n is again on the tapir, and it is said that
fo everement is about to settle it, and intends..d
from'nand the subvention which will be requite
th
-0 Chamber in its next session.

C°MMITT A L OF A MOTHER FOR THE
MURDER OF HER CHILD.
},IA mostd revolting instance of unnatural and cold-
:ithe" cruelty on the part of a mother. resulting in the
low al her child, Las just been discovered at the little
tb 'Nuntyglo in Glainorg,anshire, and has led too the
-,lttai
,of the murderess to take her trial yon
name apical charge at the next county assizes. The
Flinche 13f
en,the wretched woman, who is married, is
'4'4 Beth Oram, and the deceased, George Williams,V
N)pe ler illegitimate son, about ten years of age. It
illat lair" from the evidencei adduced before the coroner
I`)likrble little fellow ha een for a long time subjectedd
itts4ft arous treatment, beng kept on unwholesome an
}leveriteieat food, and at times beaten with dreadfulthe
bei Y. The poor boy had often been seen by . h
LiBVl°lirs Pickino- upgarban-e and eating it to satisfy
tlevr,,unger, and t7ven going° to the pigs' trough and
Si,l,;:e_ing eagerly such refuse as the pigs had not eaten.
atri„,_" the neighbours at times had been inducc.dttod
botrytvolve child and examine his erson, when his emacia ee
eNri„4B.found to present a shucking spectacle, from thd.
lihiliirllna and bruises with which it was covereh.
bo,irs erating the child's unhappy condition, the n.eig _
'beat, "ed occasionally to give him pieces of bread andt
tile 01411,1 would gladly- have continued to do so, but tha
,O,at or r';er .ne r, whose desire seemed to be to get the. 1.9,
r vva„,
began a few months since to keep him in
,%'llen se ashyltogether, excusing his non appearance abroad,
.d respecting him by saying that he was not
1434 w his death beeoming known, a communi:a•
01r %ay! Made to the coroner, and the deputy coroner
I. Brewer) commenced an inquest at the
,11111_(biliPaslietn: Bride. nce was soon adduced to justify a
e ""ge against the mother, who was arrested as
~I;',°,l)pleting her toilet to attend the funeral of the
~-4,4ialit-L,"" jury returned a verdict of wilful murder
Ite --.lzabeth Oram, the mother, and the coroner a
BUed hiS warrant for her committal to prison.

Des RN DUTY.—The duty on corn imported, at Is.
ttAcci4ttteN% the year ended March last, was £353 O.
last an accident,
Ar 1-IALIFAx.—On Saturday 'irned With loss of life, occurred at Halifax. _ A man
.
011,111`7_?°rge Taylor, a plasterer, went to the yard of
IMo.
laNeate"rnith, Shaw Syke, to prepare for the remova f
VIR the Tee, which was slit from the- top s-veral yards dur-:
'? the n reeent gale. The first sten he took was to ascend
1.,t4e Part' of the trunk, and whilst there sawing 0
"retikinr:" Portion, Oenpar of it fell upon the ladder,the
ktottmg efl: one side of it, and precicitating.
at 4 distance of about t.,n yards He alighhitmedtoupoi:
vi'ed tt"e stePa, and was so seriously injured that he sur
txt le accident but about three quarters of an hour.
_a
'uso, l'ionoiNßT SUICIDE IN A. WATER-BuTT.---.on 6
_-
V:te:Y" 41,Z111,,ing a determined .act of self-destruction took
hat --,Y street East Waterloo town, Bethnal-green,
the' under the 111 .ng circumstances appearsr9
name Mary Ann Ilicksin, aged. o
leg week
was a maiden lady, lady and was rcsi:_ing kith her
rg'eZt °;eek.u4earnind had been somewhat. impaired for the last
blot! 1-1(1 irlot'Lt at the usual time on Friday she retired to
•nitig hen more was seen or heard of her until the
e;' at, rwaen the female servant went into the yard
she
or the house, and on opening the back door s
171.40tdhineretliethweadteerc.ebaes'ed in a stlolromping po,ition, with her
was raised, when the
ttio:rd",the deeea uldt. came down from his bedroom and
11:;dt
taepiectieero,f vi,_hens'heedaisceovered that the deceased had
nis round her legs. A surgeon was called,
Was
bite des a were of no avail, for the unfortunate lady
‘‘ uead,
T a "AT
—Baron
ors s/ITUTEs AN OFFENCE IN FRANcE.
°FeO,l: ailnailled Proprietor, appeared before the Tribunal
is
tno"treeset—na' Police to answer the charges-Ist of exciting
th and eonte of the
;randgovenment; 2dly, of we.ak
due Iran to the laws
1),14e1Zi"), 'ue minister of State, by circulating a lithographic
s]-I,24oo;lon(4.tincinz the sale, at 25 per cent. loss, of a taa.
,TPerot un the Ministry of the Household of the
.;) atm by publishing at Brussels a pamphlet entitled,
1.--4()lt'lrstfrt°lllllß.u.'o.n Dunon against the Minister of State
t oeen e Minister of Finance." Atter the charges
stated, I3aron Darien demanded that the portion
Pll
ve to th . .
'11) publica•ion of the pamphlet at Brussels sh,ould.
;t.'intated from the rest, but the Tribunal rei-cted ap
ilo.,n,.°Ti
re which M, Dudon said he would make default and
the Tribunal, after hearing the public prose.
ere'di:eeided that by publishing a placard offering to sell
ou the Ministry of State at 25 per cent. loss, the
ofattiht had " cast insulting doubts on the solvency of
suiub4 great administrations of the State, and that such
fnterninfevidently malevolent, were of a nature to excite
"'ey against the Government, whilst at the same time
eti,e4t"lastitute an outrage on the Minister charged to
pi: tthe Obligations of his Ministry ;" and that the
t„',R4eott-:"'" Printed at Brussels contained " the most out-
' the- a„"ertions both against the highest functionaries
t,grid m e and against Magistrates." it therefore
00P—iptied Baron Dudon to two months imprisonment and
uno.—Galignant's Messenger.