The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-16 00:00:00

FRANCE.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

PARIS, SATURDAY EVENING.
The Moniteur publishes a report from the
Governor-General of Algeria, on the recent risi9
of the Kabyles. It announces that, on the fiA
day, they were repulsed with a loss of 40 killed'
and 32 prisoners, and on the second day, with 00e
which was " very considerable."
I have told you, in contradiction of one of Y°ll„r,
London cotemporaries, that it is absurd to aeetle
the French Government of having encouraged
Prussia to get up the insurrection at Neufchatel
inasmuch as, apart from political considerations'
no friendly feeling exists between the Freile.,
Emperor and the Prussian King. In confirtnatie:
of any allegation, it is worthy of note that the C°:;l‘
stitutionnel, of this morning, in publishing a sorit`a
summary of the Neufchatel affair, displays niar''a
hostility to Prussia ; and this article being Eigller
by the Secretaire de la Reduction of the
evidently emanates from the Government itself.
By the Berne papers we learn that the replY,oo
the Federal. Council of Switzerland to the Pruselaf
note, reserving the King's rights to Ne,ufchsteii
was to the effect, that the said reservation Cee
rettea
not be admitted, and that the Council re;
that such a 'document should have been presen.tew
at such an inopportune moment. In an intervi%
which the Prussian Minister, M. de Pyden! 11)1'0
with the President of the Federal Council, be
expressed a wish that the prisoners should To
treated with kindness and tried caltnlY• „,
this the President replied tha,
any such observation, and that ti 2
land, which, for political offences,
e laws of SwitP.o
t he could not ae4r,
those of any other country, would be Pxecuted'
;
The Moniteur, for the first time, met t't)c-s,b
visit of the Emperor and Empress' to Sanl P-65
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The wine producers of Montpellier have invlie:l;
Mr. Oliviera, M.P., to a grand banquet, as ,-he
acknowledgment of his exertions to obtain
abolition of the duties on li:reneh wines in Englal3,ll
The Austrian Cabinet has pressed the Freeo
Government not to allow Manin, the Italianpatriot, to fulfil the design he has announced Italian
the English papers, of receiving, at his residel3,hd
in this city, subscriptions for the support of g
Italian cause; but the French Government uss,,
declined to do anything of the kind. It has, 'wage
ever, promised not only to do nothing to ei.:0111; iG
the subscription, but to take care to preve;:l

from being announced with ostentation.
Many persons are of opinion that the Diredt tol
of the Northern Railway ought personally
made to bear the loss of the 200,0001. or ra'ter
occasioned by the robbery of the cashier CarPeilhol
and his subordinate, inasmuch, as if theiLeo
exercised proper caution, it would have ~u; to
impossible; and inasmuch, also, as they ollgb`oo,
have known, that for two years or more the IP, of
though only in the receipt of salaries of 20" of
thereabouts, were living in the style of meli„00,
3,0001. or 4,0001• a year, keeping horses, serve
sg,
and mistresses, gambling high, and giving P'
nificent banquets.

PARIS, SUNDAY Ev
The Emperor and Empress, I am told,
Biarritz on the 27th of this month, and will
at Bordeaux on their way home. They will o°ol
a fortnight at St. Cloud, and will then go to Ciiot
piegne and Fontainbleau. Their intention is clof
to return to Paris, for the season, until the 011
November or the beginning of DeceMb'er. ciftg
The Moniteur says that Prince Napoleon, 'al.
passing through Sweden, by the Gothaeet-beti*
embarked on the 10th, at Suder Kwping. tae
despatch says that he went to Stockholm, an
received by the King. ee'
According to the Marseilles papers, GOO,OOO heat
tolitres (the hectolitre is 2/ bushels) of w' the
have arrived in that port in the course °'
present month alone. f the
If we are to believe Constantinople letters °- ,00
4th, the English Ambassador has undertakell.fi-eio
to insist on the union of the Danubian 13100
palities, provided the Turkish Government vo,"tidi
sanction the cutting through of the Isthmus a ',got
and will grant the English a railway to the 17:°,„,,-'Olll
Gulf. He has also, it is said, manifested cli
at the warm reception given to Baron Taii/"Adecl,
the French agent in the Principalities. itis
that after long being hostile to the Turkish vDot
net, he had suddenly declared in favour of it. wegi
as these statements emanate from French 50°1iee
they must be received with caution. The °loci
Constantinople news is that Sir H. Bullverft ft7f
arrived there, that Admiral Stewart had left fob
Malta, that Admiral Lyons was about to leivveaecif
the same island, and that English e°l°).lo4
charged to survey the railway to Bagd:u'iliori!,
arrived. It is added that there had ho°ll, ver)
shocks of earthquakes at Broussa, nucl
violent one in the Caucasus.
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The German papers assert that Prince ‘t
of Bavaria, has definitively refused to iteeePn-13°'
accession to the throne of Greece, on condit' tlO
changing his religion, but reserves it fel.
children he may have by his recent marriag° oov
a Spanish Princess. These papers add that +9'0,00
ference is about to be held at London, be,.„,u
France, England, and Russia, as the Pit-neciiii°
powers of Greece, to come to some undera"a-
on the subject. tOtige
The weekly commercial report says tha- pci
continues very slack, and is, in fact, conflnei
what is necessary for consumption, the order
foreign countries being almost null. It i‘jst fc)a
that the construction of a new cattle loaf-L(3" nj
Paris has at last been resolved on, in 13"-gpit%'
the two which have heretofore supplied the
and which are at a distance of some miles'arA
fall in the price of wheat has been prett)Cottov-
during the week. At Havre, business in .iio'
the beginning of the week was brisk, and ,ti,ijole'
took place. The sales amounted to 4,0'
There were no imports.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. of
olsoof
Advices from St. Helena communicate par— r
the unfortunate affair of the Senator, of Bonitoo,„V'i.eo°oll
ing to one of the first houses in Liverpool,
Brothers, and Co., which put in there on July sec 00
the captain in irons, on a charge of wounding that °et's,
mate. From the enquiry before the magistrates' iter r,
that the captain ordered the second mate to, ci e
trim, but received a rude reply, which ,edovilivii
altercation, and the mate struck the captain his lig
the deck several times. The captain retired to oir
to clean his wounds, and, resolving to order the 91 01
mate to the forecastle, he armed himself with,:edi/iki
in order to intimidate the ruffian," and, Pre"„4o,lo'o
the deck, ordered the second mate to the foree'"the,,,r
that moment the captain's foot caught in a sail; broll'AF
being dark, and he stumbled and fell, the pistoi.o• 4014
at the same time, and wounding the second 133,h-ree
captain instantly steered for St. Helena • but, ',"00.
after, the crew mutinied and put him' in ,11:- se°,4o,.
magistrates resolved to submit the to tuevthe '6j
in October, and detained the mates acnadepart 01 Vg-ctro
The ship will come home at once with °the herr •i 0
although there seems no doubt, from the hie,,eclotvje;
of the captain, that the event was, as he o,`,,"aotvidivlly
accident. Considerable regret at this inisat:;a-srilj,
felt in the shipping circles, as the captain -ae'aCN
esteemed for his amiable and good qualitietresY; P:01
native of Liverpool, where his family are muelLi'y 11;;
It transpired that on the voyage out to Holp,"„-sti01't,;0
to put this second mate in irons for insubord,76o
to do hisOuty himself. The mates, and the;%ere.,jre,4s'
crew, were natives of one place (Wales), and ',.`"str
doubt the captain and his friends will insist on ;achy"
gation by the Board of Trade, in order to his v'"

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A HARE CAUGHT IN THE RIVER MERSET." the irto
afternoon, a hare was observed to spring ovelyr Fe to 'et,
opposite the vacant ground, North end, in Rock on ti*
on to the esplanade, from which it bounded the of i)0
shore, proceeding at full speed to the edge end fii
then at low water. A steamer arriving at "'raj° 8110 f
slip at the time, the loud expressions of eilverri; g thet
passengers, caused her to turn towards Nel,:reeP';:to 00'
the edge of the river ; but, some boys ill'-- et 'dial,
course, she took to the water, swimming but 0,r16
stream. A boat put off from the L,zaretto!t oth. ,
succeed in taking her ; a second boat in parid,iisg. eet4
When taken on board, pussey was alive and ' soy°
poor thing swam out bravely until rescued. 0 the 00,
GLOUCESTER FESTIVAL.—From all acconil frratp A
of the Gloucester festival appears to be fiirvsearle°t;ro,,oo
second miscellaneous evening concert on Lei its „ Vr00,,,,
common-place iu materials, and is describe reP,;or tv
from the number of encores. Clara Novello s (1081 TVA
from " Figaro," and Alboni's great ." it,,11„ Tho,nrspo-04
from the Semiramide," were the hits. ii" !2 lus" 6.1, 1;1
the Cathedral, there was an immense crovill_:;; 101 416
it was said. The collection at the doors ",. of tie,,,
the performance included the first par 0, Olfor
" Creation,' the whole of Mozart's Retlu—ts'o et)
Mendelssohn's " St. Paul," and of Mr. Coe' yoolipt
a miscellaneous selection of some of the best 000
pieces.] AThe festival terminated on Frido