The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-12 00:00:00

Widdin

A despatch from Berlin states,—that it was ex-
pected at St. Petersburgh that the Emperor would
shortly leave for the south. Orders had been- sent
to Kief for the immediate revision of the last
military census. -

Reschid Paella has inquired of M. Bruck,
whether, in case of a war, the Russians will be
allowed to supply the Montenegrins with arms
and the materials of war, by the port of Cattaro
A late

despatch from Constantinople, of the
announces a second conflict between the
Russians and Turks, which took place on the
Asiatic coast of the Black Sea, and not far from
Battoun.

The official Gazette of the Servian government
contains a decree by which every person capable
of bearing arms is ordered to possess himself of a
good serviceable rifle.. Parties needing the article
may obtain it at cost price from the arsenal.

Prince Alexander has assured the Porte that no
foreign Power will be allowed to violate the Servian

territory

The ✓passage of the Danube has caused great
excitement at Wallachia in favour of the Turks
and against the Russians. This accounts for the

FRANCE

Some sensation has been created to-day by an
article in the Journal de Francfort, under the head
of Berlin, dated the 6th. This journal frequently
receives communications from Berlin and Vienna,
which have a semi-official origin. In the present
article it is stated, that the Porte has been recom-
mended by Lord Stratford de Redcliffe to accept
the note of Vienna, or an equivalent, on condition
of receiving from the Ambassadors of the four
Powers a note, signed by their governments, and
referring to the declaration of the five Powers in
1841, that they desired to protect the sovereign
rights of the Sultan, and to consolidate the peace
of his empire. It is considered by the British
Cabinet, says the Journal de Erancfort, that this
note in common by the four Powers, ought to
tranquillise the Porte, and to be regarded by it as
a guarantee for the future. We aro told that
France has approved of the proposition, but that
it is by no means certain that Austria and Prussia
will consent to sign the note suggested by England.
It has been decided in Council, that .25,000 men
shall be sent to Turkey, if the Emperor of Russia
should persist in a course of aggression, or demand
pecuniary indemnity, as the condition of his
discontinuing it.

The splendid yacht called the Darrynane, the property of
the late Maurice O'Connell, Esq., M.P., was sold by auction
on Friday, at the mart of Mr. Evans, Cork, and purchased
by Mr. George Scott, of Queenstown, for £4OO.
It is stated that the French Senate is to be convoked for
an early day—perhaps to-day—to receive the notification of
the approaching marriage of Prince Napoleon (Jerome)
Bonaparte with a Princess of Hohenzoller-Sigmaringen
family. _

Y FOR INFANTS.—On Thursday an institution was

inaugurated, designed for the care of the young children of
those inhabitants of St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, whose daily
occupations do not admit of their bestowing upon them
proper attention. It was opened under the active superin-
tendence of the Viscountess Goderich, Mrs. W. Ewart
Gladstone, Mrs. Stuart Wortley, Mrs. Hyde Parker, Mrs.
Sydney Clarke, and several other parishioners.
WANTON OUTRAGE.—On Sunday evening, about half-
past seven, while the Rev. Mr. M‘Lean, of St. Luke's,
Calton, was addressing his congregation, several stones
were heard stricking against the back walls and window-
frames of the church. At length, one aimed with greater
precision came crashing through the window on the right
side of the pulpit, and narrowly missing the rev. gentle-
man's-head, alighted in a vacant pew about the centre of
the church. The congregation were, of course, much
alarmed.
" SUAVITER IN Mono.',—The coarse language which,
in some reports of the Kossta affairs at Smyrna, was put
into the mouth of the American Captain Ingrakam, has
called forth a letter from that officer, in which he ex-
presses his surprise and regret that such " ungentlemanly
language " should have been attributed to him. He says
that the whole intercourse of Captain Schwartz, of the
Huzzar, and himself, was of the most courteons and gentle-
manly character, and no unpleasant word passed between
them.