The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-29 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE•

(BY SPECIAL TELEGRAPH.)
Le Nord publishes a circular, addressed bc.
Prince Gortschakoff to the diplomatic agents
Russia at the foreign courts, in which the princiPl°
of the St. Petersburg Government, respecting tile'
Halenic territory, are enunciated.
By way of Marseilles, we learn that, of all t 136
English gunboats remaining in the Black Sea, 01311
three were at the Island of Serpents.
Nothing as yet is known concerning the clues'
tion relative to Belgrade and the Serpents Island'
Front Constantinople we learn that the Porte
had annulled the decrees of Prince Gbirks, tv

please Austria.
Advices from Naples state that Hubner bad left"
Rome on the 22nd inst., and the King had go'

from Gaeta

FRANCE.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT)

PARIS, FRIDAY EyENll4°' 0
There is nothing new about the Neapolitan
question—it remains in the suspense in which ,o
has stood for the last few days A telegral3,;o
despatch tells us, that up to this morning
French fleet had not left Toulon. According t.
one of the papers, the French Government will le.
take its final and irrevocable determination in tder
subject, until after the return to France of g•
Hubner, the Austrian Ambassador, who has 1/6-di
sent to Naples to remonstrate with the King,
et
who is shortly expected here. If, after all, tb,
should be no demonstration of the fleets at Nsr„ol,
it will be• a great cheek for England, an,a, 1)9
the despots arid reactionists of Europe will
delighted. lee
We have several telegraphic despatches il-or
to-day. One from Athens announces that t,r,-re
quillity prevails in Greece, and that the depar'ii-er
of the Allies was talked of for January. Antoli
from Trieste says that the return of the Eng.;oo
fleet (for the second time) to the Black Sea, "to
expected ; also, that Persia had offerea
at
submit to a foreign power the arrangelliel
of her differences with England; and that Turrost
was sending new troops and ninety guns agslot
Montenegro. From Vienna, we learn that. 000.
Neapolitan Ambassador in that city, Piled;:
Pebrulla, had either resigned or been dismiss
one account says one thing, another the other. or
The Moniteur publishes the precise text of
oat'
letter of the Minister of Public Instruction, nu o.
the strange denunciation, by the Bishop of l'iriol;
of boarding•schools at Boulogne, in them vi
o 0
admit English Protestants to be educated 13:4111
with Catholics; but it does not differ mater
from what has appeared in the English paPerslloo
General Sterrano, the Spanish Ambassador+, to
arrived in this city from Biarritz. He is abotio'fos
leave for Russia, where he is charged to art.,%00
for the renewal of diplomatic relations betTlia
that country and Spain; he will afterwards P.*
to his post here.
As was foreseen, the Spanish Governmen-tiefr
suspended the law for the sale of eeolesiassoir
property. This is the most reactionary Ine,,,liof
that O'Donnell could adopt, and his sanctivool
it, after having offered his resignation ratheLtid,,
do so, is a proof how completely he is inthe Bliley
of the court faction. It is expected, now that ifilv
have made him do their dirty work, that theY
soon turn him adrift

The exports have been by the Colombo, for
Alexandria and the East Indies, 435,235/, of which A
ALLSOP'S WAX -WORK EXHIBITION TEUTONI":
8,500 was in gold, and the rest silver, divided as -r
LAME-STREET, LIVERPOOL. DOVE, THE' MURDERSI4'.t tb.
follows :—Gold to Alexandria, 4,650/; Madras, only correct likeness of this criminal is to be seen "-13,1
3,8501; Silver to Bombay, 181,8501; Madras, 25,5001; above exhibition, and is placed by the side of Palmer' ide
and Calcutta, 219,385/. these poisoners are full-length, and are acknowledgea,7o.l.
The Leeds Mercury of to day states that during to be perfect likenesses. They are surrounded by tar
the past week an improvement has been perceptible of 100 wax figures, large as life; together with 500 'bet
in the general trade of the warehouses, several busts, casts of heads, &c.. &c. ; also a great nototori
large buyers havin gbeen in the market and operated Stereoscopic and other views. The proprietor beg' sill.
largely with heavy woollens. Ordinary cloths have that the likeness of Dove and Palmer are most po„ )
been dull, but on the whole trade is considered to 11e only true ones taken. Palmer was modelledZ 70
George Ewing, of London,during his trial
.at
silit.)o4o,
be very satisfactory. At Bradford the attendance
-, Bailey; and a sketch of Dove was taken DyrforrAo
of buyers was large, and a seasonable amount o' Storey, of York, and afterwards modelled expressly 0 ft""
business was done in piece goods, at remunerative Allsop, by Mr. William Leland, of Liverpool. °P,,e„ion
prices. Yarns were also in good demand, and in ten, a.m., till ten, p.m. Admission, Sixpence. A r ir:
combing wools a fair business was done at full band in attendance. Observe the name of AllsoP 8 '4
prices. At Halifax there was a good demand for work on the two lamps over the entrance. 4 rr.V.
both wools and yarns, hut the piece goods' trade LIST OF PASSENGERS PER R.M.S. PERSIA, Pit°3o.4. 0
did not participate in the activity displayed. Youx, SEPT. 17, 1856.—Mr. Thomas Bayando as P.)O,
From Frankfort we learn that the two principal Fielding, Miss Bayand, Mrs. Ann Briggs, Mr. ars .110,
capitalists, Messrs. Rothschild and Bethrnann, had W. Cheeks, Mr. and Mrs. Harail, Mr. and -I'oool it.
Gourd,. four children, and two servants, Mr: Sitn,Pot.er
left for Berlin, to take part in the financial
IS,searicb, Mr. and Mrs. Tatterthwaite, Mr. 1-14 p, AA/
congress to be held there, and at which some of
the rincipal moneyed firms of France will be
Lee, Mr. W. Jackson, Mr. Cohen, Mr. Scott, Mr. Oink
p ington, Mr. S. Sondheir, Mr. J. L. Hubbard.' livir• A. I
or. Or
present. Leary, Rev. Cyrus Hamli, Mr. T. H. Moore, -,, setrot,
The evidence of commercial progress afforded by Clark and friend, Mrs. Welch, two children,_ en "„i0 $'
successive statistical documents issued this year is Mr. E. Gensel, Mr. E. Oelbennan, Mr. S. Holig-lir,'• 0
buoyantly sustained by the Trade and Navigation J. R. Armstrong, Mr. C. Roch, Mr. C. C. Nolfr, NOss,.
Returns made public to-day. The value of British Levy, Mr. A. Micolto, Mr. A. Gooderham, IV,fr' 06t,
exports according to these returns amounted in the Sherman, Mr. J. J. Townsend, Mr. Loulat, 0(30,*
past month of August to 10,753,0001. against Mr. Johnston, Mr. A. Leykauff, Mr. °t9o4nre
8,891,000/ for the same month of 1855, and against Mrs. S. Housman, two children, and servant, 1E1.'5, GT 9
8,783,000/ for that of 1854. The increase on the N. Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. Olives,. Mr, and 115-„rfl.o, •"00
month is therefore not very much under two Ashunell and two children, Mrs. Gooderham, InteisLioth
Rvoo_ gehatnr, MissF M. T. Stringer, Judge Helrfeltr. 0
millions upon each of the two preceding months
of August. During the first eight months of 1856 Mr.b s.al‘mle.s
H.
Gwraoiondiser,mMrr.
oLouis Jay, Ablero.ii;l4, gro.gotil.
our national exports reached in value the unpre• Bartholomew, Mr. Charles A. hunflielatPM. Bra C. 0. Caligr. 0"
cedentedly high figure of 74,689,000/, being more Mr. John Potter, Mr. F. J. War;, Mr. IVlllllic. kip
than fourteen millions in excess of the first Sanguente, General D. Juan Suary Navaro, h.. CV*
eight months of 1855, and more than seven Findley, Mr. T. Dun, Mr. M. Man, Mr. Ilenro4 P'
;
millions over that period of 1854. These are, Mr. 0. 11. Hughes, Mr. B. Andrew, Mr. 11. 'o Toire
of course, the great facts disclosed by the paper ; Mr. J. B. Buesh, Mr. S. Asbury, Mr. A. Mal p,
oof, "lf.
but we may add that the foreign shipping returns P. Smock, NIL J. H. Dickinson, Mr. W• L• dwell'
show a considerable increase, and that in the W. 8. Skipwith, Mr. Carlinot, Mr. J. mt. . irf,
Aldridge, Mr. W. Becker, Mr. A. Schwardle& vollef, ;4..
coasting trade an average rate of activity appears
C.
D. dr:cAkenrgeli:;ll.,. Mr: Ipt.. J. Lyon, Alr. C.
.rwray,..., I"
to be maintained, while from the column of
" quantities entered for home consumption," it AI Pierce,
_Mr. -12-,. Now_;l,
B. Leonard, Mr. J. Eager, r. and Mrs. a.•,Liitcser,,,,
would appear that the use of cocoa has decreased, Mary H. Bendall, Mrs. James Scott, IVlr. .0* 0, iv; r,
that of coffee remains about the same ; foreign B. Stinson, Mr. T. Howard, Mr. J. W. a
siii Of
. p.attecort,
spirits, sugar, tea, and tobacco show an increase, ' M'Key, Mr. R. Smitlr, Mr. J. M'liinley, Mr'
_*l IVlr•fsoo4,
and wine remains at about the average rate of Hutchinson, Mr. T. Boieseher, M. 5. CallweX, S. 'Or
consumption. The returns altogether afford great Walker, Mr. 1. T. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. _ gr•
four chidren, and servant, Mr. James Welke"'
ground for gratification, mingled with the hope
and Mr. John Birohenough.
that nothing may occur to arrest the course of