The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-31 00:00:00

STEAM COMMUNICATION

BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND BORDEAUX;

[CALLING AT NANTES AND CHARENTE.
The WEST OF FRANCE STEAM NAVIGATION
ore , kft: COMPANY have now completed arrangements for
• 4111,4 placing their powerful sleamers
- _WA 0
IRF Tons. Power. Captains.
650 ....100 WM. RAMSAY,
GARONNE..7SO lOO DAVID A.CROOK,
On this line very shortly.
'these vessels are h.ilt specially for this trade, and combine
splendid accommodation for passengers, with great capacity for
cargo.

M.CLUNE & TAMPLIN,
Managing Owners, Liverpool,

MARBLE CHIMNEY-PIECES REDUCED
IN PRICE.

A Larcze Stock cf Super or CHIMNEY PIECES, many of which
are richly sculptured, in various marbles, will be SOLD FOR THE
PRICE OF M tTERIAL AND LABOUR, to clear out the show
rooms, for alterations.

AT NORTON STREET MARBLE WORKS,
LIVEIPO(►L.
J. BRANSON, Sculptor, &c,

PARCELS FOR THE CONTINENT.

CONTINENTAL DAILY EXPRESS
PLRCELS AGENCY, in connection with the Bel-
gian Government Railway and itoyal Prussian Post-office.
This Comdany forwnr,s Parcels from Liverpool EVERY EVEN-
IN 3, simuitaneou with the mails. All Parcels must be sent to
the Office, as unacr, before halt-past Five o'clock, to be in time for
despatch.

JAMES L. CROSS, 26, Castle-street,
Agent for Liverpool,

THE CRIMEA

OBSERVANCE OF THE ARMISTICE

Camp, Sebastopol, March 14.
No season could be more genial—no atmosphere more
bright and exhilarating than was enjoyed here since the
11th inst. until the morning of this day, when the north
wind again obtained the ascendancy. The thousand
duties which occupy the troops were being actively
pursued in every direction. Neither men nor officers have,
in many instances, kept within the bounds laid drawn in
orders. A large number of officers have been placed
under temporary arrest, and men confined, for dis
obedience of the orders on this head. Among others, a
Brigadier-General is mentioned as having been seen
riding, with his staff, on the Russian side of the river
by the commander of the forces, who sent his aide-de-
camp to take down the names of the offenders. One or
two colonels of regiments have, it is sa.d, been detected
transgressing the orders. Of course, if officers of such
rank break through bounds, it cannot be wondered that
subalterns will also. The French have not received
orders to keep within the limits laid down for the
English, and both officers and men are seen freely
mixing with the grey coats on the Russian side. The
Russians exhibit the same curiosity to see the English
and French soldiers, which the latter have shown in
regard to the Russians. On several occasions carriages,
containing ladies and officers, have come down to Inker-
mann, and it stated that many of these consist of parties
who have come from the distance even of Simpheropol.
The removal of the guns and other warlike stores from
the Russian works and fortifications continue to be
pursued very actively ; but immense quantities still
remain, and a long time must elapse before they can be
conveyed away. Our sappers are still pursuing the
work of destruction in the docks.—. Daily News.

It is said in the correspondence from Constantinople,
that Schamyl, the Circassian Chief, is about to transform
himself into a simple vassal of the Cz ;r. He is already
in receipt of a pension from Russi,, which commenced
last September.

SHIPPING

INTELLIGENCE

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LIVERPOOL, MARCH 31

WIND YESTERDAY—South—Light.

HIGH WATER—Morn., 615—Eveg.7 11—Heigia, 10ft. 11

OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND,

Albion, and Andrew Foster,

ARRIVED

March 28.—F. shion, Antigua—Lady Milton, Mobile. March 29.
Pattersen, and George West, New Orleans—War Cloud, Mobile—
Canadian (s.s.), New York—Wallace, and Sunderland, New Orleans
—John Howell, Savanna—Pandora, St. Michas Is—West Indian,
Macaid—Pelican (s.s.), Rotterdam. March 30.—Madge W Idfire,
Singapore—Thornlike, Monte Video—Petrel, Old Calabar—Franklin
K ng, New Orleans—Hope. and Chieftain, Savanna —Carnaric,
Charleston—Ebro (s.s.), Barce.ona Windsor (s ) Mareei•les—
Georgiana, London—N orth American (new s.s.), Clyde.

SAILED

March 2g.—Clandine, Konigsberg Gannet (s.),- Rotterdam.
March 29.—Gem, Ch.istiania— Hoisfaq, Pica—Delores,
Gibraltar—Laura, Malta—Cambria (R.M.S.), and J. F. Chapman,
Boston—Forear King, Valparaiso—lien Nevis, Sydney—Catherine
Morrison, Salonica— Governor, St. Thomas—Magdalene, L eihorn—
J. W. Johnson, Hamburg—Gleaner, Baravia—Wm. Edward, Per-
nambuco—lioness (s.s.), Havre —Zurgen Vlyt, Galatz—Daniel,
Antwerp—Geo. J ,rdan, Gibraltar. March 30.—Pastorita, and
Trinidad Primers, Havanna.