The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-04 00:00:00

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peace, and he also 'declared that theY had been
made with the hill knowledge and consent of Austria.
It if 3 fOreseen ,tbat the third of the five conditions
a tremendous storm sl St. Petersburg, as
J deprives Russia of a great part, of the
ges which she obtained by the treaty of
tronfatded,,at- Bucharest in the year 1812
"lurth article of the treaty of Bucharest,
ceded to Russia' about one-third Of
-ludina the' foitiesses of Chotym,

ill lead to

le .fact

is 'now 'come upOn us in reality, and we have h
for the laSt few days some very cold 'weathei—
the night of the 18th the thermometer
to eight degrees below zero in the camp of
Engineers,gourth, Division. This .was
„registering thermometer. *
only-three degrees above zero;, ab.
!be expected,' a great number
la of..men
ore or frost-bitten.,
great deal from cold. Th.o Other nig.—
soldiers' went into one of on!: 'tmardroonis in
topoL'and asked for some c-orree, arid to
to warm themselveri by the' fire, O.
them
.soine coffee 'and bisc4it, by the fire; One of them took
no stockings) -
were frost);
stagger
the.
and all

Via;
,and this must now be returned

At ten a.m. on the 1

,o obtain(

By the treaty in qu

t4e whole of the proi;

The me

rhe Fi

and

gettir,g .W;ea3l,:gt
CO.-pstantinopli
clothed and arc
spirits. Now

uead to th

lle w

and, a

dangerot__ .
almoSteert,
snowball; ninth N
a blessing that.tl
+longer frotn now.
this winter and lr
- •

I Was t

Mlle CA

teems hapky ,
1;4§4, 4musements
4. night, thar.24.:lsAS,,m.,
Cider Cellar,', into the: -restaura
bivision, composed of 'Officers
meet at half-past %and have tl,rien sing till 12, When the National Anthew ._
it chorus, and the separates. The officers
't.ftf'the 'Fourth Division have- also got up-some
theatricals,..which they. are :going to act in thnre-
-okaurint. They are to perform twice, lam told, for
16 men—that is, for-10 or ,12 Men chosen from
ieath regiment, and twice for the officers of the
division,' once for each brigade. I hear the first
piece is Bar and Cox,- Married and Settled. These
toust be the first theatricals ever performed on
Crimean eoil; as I don't think the Tartars indulge
much in that style. The Crimea is subject to new
innovations every day. There is now a real bona
de yellow omnibus in Kamiesch. If are here
:initeh longer we may expect to be carried from
~Cato, to camp in
,liar4onsis: There are one or two
,dogcearts here already. We have a hunt here.also
',quarters P "11.'.Q.-P." hunt, which means the ITead-
aper Runt. ' This is Carried on. in
th'',the: . following manner :—The fox,' whieb....iS in
iAllunt a well-mounted man, has a quarter of an
, our s,law,:and goes off
.with his pocket full of
VitCoB of paper, one of which he. drops at intervals;
At the end of his quarter of an hour the field,
iwftieh has consisted' on the two or three - meets
itliiCh have taken place of nearly a hundred , o
alter him, a little scattered, all looking eagerly off
the ground for pieces of
pa onfast, per. Thace is ver
fast, and consequently the field tails copnsiderablyy '4fter'S, few 'minutes. There were a great
;many
Inen (nit last time who had evidently hunted in a
:rer'S, different country,. and among them W.,
Eyre, who was mounted. on a very fine ho Sir
rse, and
cept: well ahead. There have been some very
severe gales lately in. the Black Sea. One t
I,4fieshels have been lately lost near Kamiesch.orOwoOne
?nail, also, hits never turned up. yet, and
las been heard of it since the steamernothing left
`Constantinople. It is the one due on . the
13th. There are numbers of " shaves " flying
abereoutthe camp. Men have nothing else to do, and
thkre make " shaVes" to amuse themselves and
their neighbqurs. One of them. is; that' a night or
iwo ago a Russian outlying pie'

symposiui

or, sort of
t of the- Fourth

kind (

Consisting of
120 men, posted.somewhere
along the Tchernaya
(where, the `! shave " did not say) came, over the
river, and gave themselves:Up to the French, LIS
they said they were half strayed, and suffered such
hardships that they would rather become prisoners
than remain where they were. The Windy.weather
:has been fatal to the hopes-of 'many out here with
regar.d,c,to the home-Wade plum puddings, that
.were coming out for Christrnas•day. The°Parcel s-
office in Balaklava is crammed every day with
men eargerlY askiiig if various vessels are in, and
who generally .-toaway disappointed. Most people
will have to be' satisfied- with a Crimean plum-
Pudding for Christmas-day. The turl,--
geese to be met coming from B

s numerous as they used to 1

ceinpe are ahnos_.__
in the old conching des
Suffolk ana Norfolk.
difference in the size 01
which was due yesterda
Times Carr00.•14,1.7......

Ad vice 'frc
announce that
had arrived' from Constantinople, which sue i.
the 23rd. Sir. Edlnund Lyons, .admiral-in-G,
of the English.,l3laek Sea ,squadrOn, and Goner,.
La Marmora, Commander-in-Chief of the Sardinian
-ditinTpaSsengers in that vessel, and took
their departure for Paris the,nex,t morning. Tlie
Oaradoe will,.no doubt, await the return‘ of those.
two personages to convey them to Malta, whence
they will proceed to the Crimea, on board the
Royal Albert. The Consuls of England and -Sar-
dinia accompanied Sir Edmund Lyons and General
lAlNarnaora to the railway station. • .

le British n

ISOIITHEiIisI DAILY TIMES,LIVERPOOLrFitiDAYI JANUAnY 186 d.

:WILL/ASEY LOCAL BOARD OF REALM

0

LaseeveninF the usual monthly meeting of this board
was held it 'the Public-othces, riamllton.-aquare. The
president, Mr.POoley, in the chair. The' other cOittalls="
sioriers present, Were, 'Messrs. flrill, FisbwiCk, tieville,
Came, J. Wilson, E. W. Coulborn, W. R. Coulborn,
Ball. and Littiedale.

THE LIVERPOOL " UNITED LEGAL OR
•`SRUYAL OAK BURIAL SOCIETY."

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The minutes of the last monthly meeting Were read
ond'ciitifinned, as were also those of a special meeting,
held on the 14th ultimo. • '

VO4KS AND HEALTH CWMIViITT.EI

ngs of this committed,were• read- by' tlid
k; but contained no triittel-nf public interest;
g merely on matters of rot*tine, relative to the
sewerage orseveral localities in the township:
_Qn the motion of Mr. Came, seconded by Mr. W. R..

he recommer

THE LATE FRACAS

On the.29th ult 4 there appeared a potice in our paper
of a meeting of abet.° o'cieiy, held at I3evington Bush.

Our reporter; on that vecaMoti, made hh escape, (with
Several. othet .gentlemen. connected with the press), totlnti,

ately with whole bon(

for, from the following facts,

s,hictrti•azispired at the police co'

Curran

~►trs'~erc '~c

,nfofithe body, for

EVENING EDITION.

NonTllm TIMES OFFICE Friday, 3 p.m

TEE WAR.

Government has made satisfactory explanations to the
Forte7resPecting the seizure of Colonel Tarr on. Otto.

trian:territor
i Other ac

poputaiify erf Orr

stantinople say that t

ha has been. 11

diminished