The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-03 00:00:00

improved steadily till the

Credit fancier, —; Credit tiobilier, 730
Orleans, 1,210; Rouen, 1,0

835; Strasburg, 925; Bale, 370; Lyor

diterranean, 732 350 ; We

The interferelicq of the goterriment with
legitimate price of breati, e.Offit e rri e d by tb-
of the London. press; " with one
has found ft3W advocates even hei
or two, ministers will have to decid
will persevere in the Same"

some other expedient. At present, the
of Paris and the department of the Seine, etits hi
cheap loaf at the expense of all the rest of Prance
Could any reliance be placed upon French patriot
Ali appeal might have been made
weillthied4sess to niitigate the loss of the bakers
by paying their bvead dt its real value ; but the
partisans of,fornier reginieS, excluded from all the
honours pc}ad duties of citizenship; -Would probably
reply, " You have assumed the WhOle tesponsi-
bility of govermilent—if your measures are bad,
you must abide by the consequences." In the
meantime the reports of the Cdrn markets con
tinue unfavourable, and the future

to til(

not to bE

contemplated without grave anxiety.
The morning papers give the followina tele
graphic dispatch; which was received too late for
insertion in those of yesterday evening :

CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. IR, via Trieste

" The refusal of lingsla is-k-nown at Constanti-
nople. In the Divan, the war and peace party
have come to an understanding to make no con-
cessions: Preparations for war continue without
intermission."

In consequence a the appearance of cholera, a
quarantine of five days juts been established at
Odessa; and a sanitary cordon &In Widdin to the
mouth of the Sulina.

Thefe is little worthy of extract in the ieaditg
articles. The Journal des Debuts has the following:
" The occupation. of the provinces on the one
side, and the presence of the combined fleets
before Constantinople, represent two positions
taken up; they are, as it were, two advanced pieces

on the great c;hess•board of Europe, the opposed
parties being skilful, the game may last a long

There has been much discussion both in
France and England as to the object of what must

be considered as an armed interventi
say, it is a demonstration against Rus

that it is to protect the Sultan again
subjects. Disputants might, perhaps,

his
be rec

cile-d by admitting both Aects at the same time.
But wiih regard to the protection of Christian
residents, the following dilemma may present
itself:—" It is generally admitted that Turkey
cannot defend herself alone, and that in any case
she must derive her strength from a revival of the
religious passions of past ages, and the fanaticism
of her ancient faith. But we must beware of this
—if we ressuscitate Mahomet, he will make no
subtle distinctions among sects of Christians.
The Koran knows no difference between Catholics,

Protestants, Greeks, Methodists, Presbyterians
or Quakers. In the-eyes of the true Mussubnan,
all are alike Giaours to be exterminated indiseri•

as follon

If the
Mussulmans do not recover their former religious
and military ardour, they will be unable to defend
themselves ; and, if I\Lthomet revives, he may turn
his arms against ourselves, his allies and pro-
tectors. In either case, the combined fleets would
not be inactive.

The Pays is silent on the Eastern question. It
has been said that the very humble and pacific tone
of this journal has been censured in high quart 3rs,
and. that the article which I quoted yesterday f .om
the Constitutionnel was intended to counter ac it.
But the Cabinet is said to be. divided ; M. Fo ild
being for peace at any price, while M. M. de Per-
signy and Drouin de l'Hys advocate war.

There were reports yesterday of a change in the
Ministry, which would give the Finances to M.
Fould, the State Ministry to M. de Persigny, the
Bank to M. Bineau, and the Interior, to M. Fromy.
The Moniteur gives an account of the reception
of their Majesties at Amiens. Their Majesties ar-
rived at the Northern Railway Station in Paris

yesterday at a quarter before six

The Madrid &=ette of the.2ith contains the Go
vernment alder for the return of M. Narvaez. The
language is very courteous. It is whispered indeed
that the new Minister San Luis is a creature of
Narvaez.

The Siecle says that upwards of 803 Poles have
been to the Turkish embassy to offer their servfe s
in case of war.

The lndependance of Brussels states on the au-
thority of a letter from Vienna, that in the audi-
ence which the Czar gave to Lord Westmoreland,
at Olmutz, he again protested his firm desire to
maintain peace, but that he maintained in all
points his interpretation of the note of Vienna.
The Constadt Gazette .says " It is believed that
the Russian troops will winter in the Principalities.
Contracts have been made to furnish provisions
for five months.

A meeting of the shareholders of the Rouen and
Havre railway has been held to-day, and a divi-
dend of 18f. declared.

The market has been steady. Closing prices
3 per cents, 75.05 ; 4 per cent., 100.60 ; Banks,
credit fancier, 625; mobilier, 730. Shares :—Or
leans, 1210 ; Rouen, 1025 ; Havre, 505 ; Nord,
83750; Strasburg, 92750 ; Bale, 370 ; Lyons, 900 ;
Mediterranean, 735 ; Western, 705 ; Central, 51750 ;
Cherburg, 605.