The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-08-08 00:00:00

226111 141231 5046 j 62031 14201

Estirn3ted exports in June, July, Au gu.t,
probably a 1 to F,uVopl

Letters from St. Petersburg mention that the
commercial relations with foreign countries which
had been suspended during the war are by little

951.
The Bank Board, after a protracted sitting, has
broken up without announcing any change in the
rate of discount.
The Foreign Stock Market has been inactive,
and prices have sympathised with the decline in
the English Funds
Much Activity has been exhibited in the Railway
Share Market this morning, although prices
generally have receded about 4 to 1 per cent
The following were the closing quotations ;
Caledonian, 501 601. Edinburgh and Glasgow, 61
63. Eastern Counties, 10 108 East Lanca-
shire, 86 88. Great Northern, 971 98.' Ditto
A., 82 83. Great Western, 631 631. Lancashire
and Yorkshire, 98 981. London and North
Western, 1071 1071. Manchester, Sheffield,
and Lincolnshire, 341 351 Midland Stock, 84
841. North British, 36 37. South Eastern and
Dover, 731 741. York, Newcastle, and Berwick,
861 871. York and North Midland, 611 62j

by it.
It is said that the government intends to take
the opinion of the councils-general of the depart.
ment (they are a sort of petty parliament for local
affairs) on the subject of the proposed measure of
prohibitions from the French tariffs.
The Emperor, at Plombieres, has lived with a
total absence of etiquette, and it is on that, account
that he has declined to receive political person.
ages, and has been surrounded only by his most
intimate personal friends. One of his favourite
amusements has been to take solitary walks into
the country, and to get into monversation with the
peasants. At dinner afterwards be used to relate
these conversations with high glee ; and, unless he
dressed them up a good deal, they were all inter-
esting, and some curious.
There is hardly anything at all doing on the
Bourse just now-rto-day it was quite deserted
A St. Petersburg despatch says that General
Mouravieff, at his own request, has resigned the
command of the Caucasus and become a member
of the Senate of the Empire ; his successor in his
command is General Prince Baryatinski.
The St. Petersburg Journal announces the
diplomatic appointments which have long been
known to be made—Count Chreptowitch to
London, Baron Brunnow to Berlin, M. Boutenieff
to Constantinople, &e. But it is not a little
strange that the name of an Ambassador,; o France
does not figure in the list. '

Madrid letters announce that sixteen insurgents
had been shot at Gracia, in Catalonia, for
.having
massacred a number of the Queen's officers

The fetes which. the Belgians are giving, in
honour of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the
King's assension to the throne, are continuing.
Today, the King and royal family were to be
present at those offered by the town of Namur.

FOREIGN INT ELLIGENCE

SPAIN

We have advices from Madrid to the sth inst.
They inform us that the Catalonian bands are
either hemmed in or dispersed. General Falcon
has retired to France. Several generals will receive
castilian titles. The Marquis de Albaida (M.
Orense), who, it was said, had been set at liberty,
was still under arrest at Vale&ncia.
The Gazette, in announcing the execution at
Gracia of sixteen insurgents, says that the reason
why they were shot was that they murdered the
military commander Raven, and six officers, who
had given themselves into their hands. ,
The Gazette also says that the escaped insurgents
of Barcelona, although they proclaimed the Repub-
lic at the barricades in that city, have placed them-
selves under the orders of Carlist chiefs. _ _ _

The progressists are much displeased at M.
Olozaga continuing iu the embassy at Paris. A
royal commission has left for Marseilles, to receive
Prince Adalbert at Bavaria, who is to marry the
Infanta Dona Amalia. The marriage is to be
celebrated towards the 20th of this month.