The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-03 00:00:00

our Queen contrasts with that of
s along from one end of the

he other amidst the congratu

Her presence in the
approbation, and

provinces is hailed with shouts
loud, long, and enthusiastic are the pia

'Bits which
like

everywhere greets her approach. She is not
Napoleon of France, or O'Donnell in Spain, obliged
to have recourse to bloody coup d'etats to maintain

her qu

nly office

Isabella of Spain

as we

y, occupies a precarious position,

though he is, has

Frem

when the rule

)n and power

f th

Continental

THE

that the French and English Governments

tertain widely different views as to the present
of Spain, whilst others as confidently assert
hat both Governments are united in their deter-

nination

to persist in their remonstrances ad-

cl to the King of Naples, and to follow them

ip if necessary. The prosecutions of the four
ournals, which published the letter of the Paris
Students to those of Turin, has been abandoned.

The young men who signed the letter are to be

admonished

)een blazing away with fireworks and illuminations

Sante Roco and his dog

e glorious

No sooner

San Gaetano retired to his house

than the last-named Saint made his appearance,
and festooned with flowers, and hung with lamps,
and covered with tapestry, the streets of the city
presented all the appearance of the beauty of holi-

ness. From the tenor of the correspondence
from Naples, it is evident that the course

'hich his

Majesty the King of the two
Sicilies is pursuing is calculated to lead to
feelings of much discontent. The thraldom in
which all persons engaged as government officials,
and the terrifically severe tenor of their oath of
office, shows how the government of Naples is
absolute and constitutional at one and the same
time—that by alittle divergency of rectitude and
altogether unknown in Naples—

honour—not

ations it

to the

kccording to advic

which reached us yesterda

afternoon, Muratist proclamations are circulated
to a great extent in the kingdom of the two Sicilies•
It is also reported that the recent efforts of the
French and English Cabinets to induce the King
of Naples to reconsider his reply to their joint
notes has entirely failed.

The domestic occurrences are quite unimportant.
The Select Vestry held its usual fortnightly meet-
ing yesterday, at which a short discussion arose
respecting Mr. Gardner's omission to pay the rates
upon his cottage property. The affair has been
already published. Mr. Branker, with a view of
putting a stop to such dereliction of duty, made
an effort to pass a vote of censure upon the collec-
tors implicated in the matter, but the Vestry con-
sidered the collectors should not be condemned
unheard, and the motion was withdrawn. Dr.
Thompson made another attempt to be reinstated
as a medical officer until the end of the year, but
the finance committee refused the application.

Rumours are again prevalent that Mr. Baron
Platt is about to resign his seat upon the judicial
nch, in consequence of infirm health. It was
venerable judge was last

lot expected when th

duties of his office

Already the names of
mentioned as likely to

ntlemen are

ron's seat in the
hequer Chamber, namely, Mr. Bovill, Q.C.'

Honourable

nd Mr. \Vat

)n, Q.(

We see by our Irish files

at a faction fight of a

desperate character has taken place at the village
of Craigbilly, close to the peaceable and rising town

of Ballymena, in the county Antrim. Several per-
severely beaten, and the ringleaders
the magistrates, who found them

this score. But what are

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