The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-10 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIG

FRANCE

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT•)

PARIS, FRIDAY Evßl.oo.
The official Moniteur has the following
" The Constitutonnel of the 5 h contains, o°s
oint of forein affairs under discussion, an article
P g e
which we should be very sorry to allow t° To
b
believed, emanates from the Governorent. of
envenom a discussion, is not the best means
facilitating the solution of it. England and Fraecco
i
who have made together war and Peace' an
the
are in accord on all the great questions ell
order of the day in Europe, are divided on
epee
single one of very little interest. Will the differ the
be settled by a previous understanding, or 11.dte•
Conference ? That is the sole thing to deel.oo
but, in any case, we have the firm ag i
,ed,
that the difference will be soon
without weakening the English alliance, and .10(
ing in engagements contraced. This distelevilino.
the Constitutionnel certainly shows that the Grov-d to
ment, id est the Ernp3ror, is not yet diseea ig
break up the English alliance, and in so or idle
satisfactory. But in saying that the article °,,f the'
Constitutionnel did not represent the ()Oolong: is
Government, the official Moniteur is Certtt 11:041-
the wrong ; for it is positively stated that the tho
cle was actually written in the cabinet:cl of
Minister of Foreign Affairs, under the direclieged
the Minister himself. Nay, more, it i,?„191 Or°
that, as originally written, it was
violent against England, so much so, theft 111) ea
87,.
vent functionary, through whose banns -4.,-;hic"
(11. Collet Megret, chief of the departtac,ll,-„ hira'
exercise the surveillance of the r s) tooa pia
self to modity it, even after it press),
1;e011 se-
type ffar
That M. de Walewski, Minister of Foreigr!
has of late been labouring to bring ab°l.l.-,ll3entv
ance:between France and Russia, and eenseq-eog
a rupture between France and Engialicl'nsee
now to admit of little doubt. In consecicp-..,vfeit
presence of the new " adhesion" which the Pr„;iitily
hofas given to the English alliance in the ",tioo,
this morning, there is a talk of the
or even the dismissal, of M. Walewsly. o",tt,:"
rightadherence to the English alliance, the Erll,l3ot
isto state, is warmly supported V Lie- It I°,
Persigny, French Ambassador at London. AO
even said that the Emperor contemplates gc,"-00‘,
rid of other of his advisers besides name f
Walewski— M. Fould, Minister of State, i.sr,,t ft):
as one of the victims, and M. Rouher,
Commerce, as another; but though thetis74ol
gentlemen are not favourable to the Poloottl
alliance, it is understood that if they be ',son e"
from their places, it will not be so much 0,11(100
of their opposition thereto, as for reasons 01 %int'
private nature connected with the 131,9;
Whether a change of ministry, or to sP.,eiLce or
takeS
correctly of certain ministers,
not, it appears certain that, in the Council
Ministers, which was held at 1,0211P:-Arnlge,
Wednesday, a very sharp discussion that
and tha, '
between the different ministers an
to such a height that the Emperor,' to Plit the
to it, left the council room. , ,gg
Another grand stag hunt took Plue- it
~%"4
forest of Compiegne, on Tuesday SI
attended by the Emperor and E1111)",-:stny:
a numerous party, all dressed in tile
sere 03,0"
and three cornered hats, which
In the fog"
in Roger de Coverley's time.
of the hunt, the Empress got lost in :tbgesod
with two gentlemen—one of her equer'el saved;
officer of the Light Dragoons. It is stiet-enetiPlo
tures as these, though, perhaps, inn"eg: 00°d
in themselves, that get her 'Majesty so un'i-Isho
talked about. By the way, is said tIT -tea "II
anotherh lady were the only two Wll° I,ltu ti
e 9
in a party of several score nic- eeor'',Dea
There has been a heavy fall in railwaY ed by of
on the Bourse to. day ;it was oecasione 0
tails
reejolia °lto
declinerat which has taken place in
.lws, and of the fear of the call! olaoh
companies are about to make for ernur- to
and prolngations.
s said Russ
that the Empress of caegnoi
3
visit Cannes, the town which Lord Bugyfrar-
rendered famous. At Nice she is ei°se t° of
and the other day she crossed the frollttistergts
The Moniteur announces. that the 1-0
the Interior has received £2,527 7s "ld from viotinfr'
of Johnt Stewart, Mayor of Liverpool," for Ulf" tio 13'01
tribuhteioinnzn‘dvhaitciohnfisilasntdwoitogfivitess
caoiluisrat; in 6°l 1
50
type. ace4ell
The official journal announces t".3„,togloitt,
Count de Kisseleff has presented an "--(114'05"
letter to the Emperor from the ErnPer°re
and that he is to present his credentials aS
sador on his Majesty's return to Pttrie'

NAPLES

Nov. I.—After the departure of the j3t:,p Prssl,:
French Ambassadors from Naples, gre:ihe eta of
sions were entertained for the peace ,°,:d viis",reffi°,
the low police and their attendants 0' d 00'0010-0
hiss M. Brenier, but the good sense °last r
of M. Bianchini, the chief of the s,e to Iggeos ra '
suppressed it. Where the road goes or' jeft,„l,o4
on the right, and to Terracina on tiro feet
darmes were placed on the route of fa soy fit°6
Minister. The Prefect of Police h 3 ',,0 reed tee
nights remained at the Prefectur first " (its ci 01
all eventualities. One of the 9 is.'
had Of dfl
Neapolitan King, after the Ministers -
to send a rescript (private) to tilt) of 9.:0 tit
Police, announcing that the subjeotsnteetivt'tir
and France were now under his PAr-eisi°ls he
enjoining every precaution to guar u to
being insulted. It is as follows :--- Yetid4o
" NAPLES, Oct. 27.—1 must enr:our 1',04 40'
extremely vigilant in the places of t'a of e;go able
tration, in order to prevent the
slightest question with French seuit ieu;
jects, and in case such eases arise' ;0 the; fiVoo
that you should endeavour to arrs","st tP:0011"t10
best mode; defending to the fr'4oo6,itO
English.
property, and interests of t vlOBOllO
English. In fine, you must absolnt:tipgtt; of.„o'
occurrence of any incidents, antiolPAloposs„rtoT
all the means which are at thee plat 0:404
authorities; and, should they take rodes:, OA'
ing them directly. You are ton rooe sivoil'
perceive how much care and diligfep oefo
on your part scrupulously to es:ojons"„pive,,,
determination. How great a re:hrose amt,/
rest on those authorities through' ides-iate'''
A Die ed 10
and neglect the above-mentione. ion;
ever they arise, are not terminfite:rclerA csl33.te br
Acknowledge the receipt of this --dino"- r
, the 29th, For 0 oftei oeto
On Wednesday,
from Gaeta, and entered the pa 30th °ad dtiltilie
the gates of the arsenal. On the hold, „"t, AV,
a council of general officers wos Sevii steltello
was also a council of ministers. As 10041
council was over, Bomba gs,ll°Pi)rilleemstlit'
back to Gaeta, accompanied DY 9- so
(formerly Minister of War, wbo Ws
dismissed) as far as the railwaY•
GERMANY

ST UTTGARD, Nov.
that the Princess
Duchess fi 0 tioilit;lo
Stu 7.—Prince IsTaPole°l,-,ocl °OO
ttgard, end
of Leuchtenberg•
young -03vouring to obtain the --oil WV
ft is sliij lill vg
was principallyrc"rochement betWeenFralieL9 Sj lti
brought about by tnlie 'O4
carried on a
Wurtemberg and his daughter-inlasl'codef3gorn
Even before the 1 abli, riiiil,,
uasnsdeentrbtledOiln"Paris, there was a tc7ue!iie rr tr
Itaussian Courts. At the beg 00 ici tligo
_s understanding established between 104 Of Bid
yaneadr
other.n
very
GGrraandd
Duchess Olga and then rinees,s fl'apbeiteil
Duchess Olga on the one sluZitiiiii) e
betweentive
tchoer r
he
supsoani
ado° 0 ecioir.rt
ofioncii too
Italy."
adopted
the
The late Duke Lenn'titoe /I'6
cl,, ptted son of Napoleon, Was fora wolf' Pio/
°Ftrani sly, and rumour runs that log fofie
oe are inclined "to do sernet,s giLfDeOl;
son -
is one
the The Grand n),te'tioteri.lodl
widow of the Duke °' -"e oh '3OO
Mobileieorf the list ° tIP
• Her name figures nn rtlie
and moreover she is not a sloping P 6
" founders" of the re (fog 06
company.

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