The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-29 00:00:00

THE FRENCH FUNDS,

PARIS, FRIDAY .EVENING.
„4t, the close of business.on the Bourse this atter
'l, the Three per Cents were quoted at 69f. 2O

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FRANCE

•(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) •
PARIS, THURSDAY EVENING.
Lai ara able to inform you that the Government
Nis this day received a telegraphic despatch from
Thouvenel, its Ambassador at Constantinople,
"uncin-g that the Turkish Ministry has at last
poen definitely constituted. The new Minister of
ith,r6Rll Aff4irs is Ethim Pacha, Aali Pacha
withPnad Paeha are to remain in the Cabinet
pout portfolios. Kerim Pacha, who was at
".a• With General Williams, has, it is added, been
'Pointed Governor of Damascus.

414411 e. G.wernment, I • trm informed, is .aboUt
Of Ing very extensive changes in the prefectures
"epartnients. The reason it assigns for this
pre,Pls, that it is necessary to have new men to
4 13,ave the way for' the elections of the new
h'epslative, Body, which wall have to take place
la °re very long ; the real reason, however,
IQ believed to be, that• it has become
ihT
et rfr, ed at the hostile spirit which has sprung Up
Of ge provinces, and that it feels the necessity
PoinPloying more able men than it yet
it is
'esses, to combat it. As a proof of this spirit,
Worthy of note that the bay, of Limoges has
olite
eto elect d its Council of Discipline, two advo-
_
thWho were exiled by the Government after
lti,,,,e"Pd'etat in 1851. The Government purposes.
toh:Pect that whenever the new elections may
the'r Place, it will have the towns against it, but
Ti'nMarqntry districts for it.
tt le uis Antonini has left Paris this day for
l,t7sels
ket;e.BOurse has again improved to-day, and die
4v,.`1.1111 opinion at it seems to be that the crisis is
Nil, or nearly so. Threes have risen 55c., and
waYs from Of. to 25f
lt .
, .
tbl3 Positively stated that the metallic reserve
the Bank Bank is now 17,000,000 f. (X 080,000) more
1,1. it Was when its last return was published.
op Assernblie Nationale tnakes a violent attack
411C:r Buchanan, the new American President,
411 h°43's that his election is a subject of scandal to
oNtiroParenest parties. The Pare expresses the
Ggte°ll that he will Rot attempt to carry out the
111.1. manifesto.
40:"Inet councils are extraordinarily frequent just
another was held yesterday. It. is said that
ro internal, as much us foreign, affairs which
jm.th
subject of discussion
lira ty said that the Marquis Antonini, the Napo
lip(fAnibassador, means to sell off his furniture
keht'ao contents of his cellar ; the latter is repre-
, Alit to be excellent.
441, Ussian general named Ragdanourtch, who
kiißt7een charged by his government to write the
thit,-"°l'Y of the Siege of Sebastopol, has arrived in
jeity to collect materials.
tieonsequence of the vast number of members
on Legion of-Honour, the, Emperor has pro,
ati,,Zetd, indefinitely, the decree of 1852, which
4,) " that, up to 1846, no more should be
Nititta
e 2 except after the death of two members.
,lAblf'°llgll there is no probability that the
411',-;enEttel affair will lead to hostilities between
tliq'ria and Switzerland, it is gratifying, to see that
tkfiveAtter is not without the means of resisting her
NitrnsavY if the sword should he drawn. -The
14"4,:`,1T force of Switzerland consists of 132,631
.11,41"'31; 12,000 riflemen ; -14,272 artillery ; 3,000
I.'; 2 090 engineers ;' and 40,000 cantonal
111' She can, also, recall the 12.000 Swiss who
khoi;s;rving in Naples. -She has thus an army of
'200,000 men
/3;

4XoOce.
ti!-04 ~.EW SAFETY INKSTAND, we can boar
'i„4' Witness secures to all classes one which will keep
.11.,;/.1',,ar,lways clean and good. Price Is. Bd., 2s. 6d.,
Qp4' 41. 61. each.—Advt.
bt'lgoe°';lt's —Yester3ay the Coroner held the
I.teritc,l„g inquests:—On the body of William Long, a
1,,,-"g,ged at the Waterloo station of the London and
"iliii,"€stern Railway, and who resided in 1, Wellington
;'4(l 7,R8) Prince Edwin street. The deceased was found
bed, having previously complained of illness.
aced by the visitation of God.—On the body of
Blain, 54 years of age, who died at 14, Roper
1%114 nn consequence of injuries received by an•accidental
rete -Ile of the Birkenhead docks, about a fortnight
bititll,'"as no blame attached to any one, and the jury
tr Tit; verdict of accidental death.
Oy e S4OKE NIIIkANC( AGAIN ! —Notwithstanding the
1"() 46e8 that have been brought before-the magistrates,
k:ll,lltid'ta invariably decided that the constituted authori.
thltlie-t, the consumptiop of smoke act have been right,
thlt th °genders have then .fined, still, it would appear
Or, ete are certain persons who, in the management of
t~es th Wo bu •
ei, siness, will not be warned by what has occurred
thlt,l;birellow tradesmen, and will cause the authorities
444 ca te of summoning them before the magistrates, and
Obi 'lse additional expense to themselves, and a greater
e to the authorities, who, from the situation they
t)7t416 bound to prevent the public from being
1111,terd by such carelessness and additional trouble.
tt'le, its Messrs. Roberts and Co. of the Steam Saw
ON 9X street, were summoned before the magistrates,
Aikin and Anderson, for having permitted a dense
appesmoke to issue from the chimney belonging to
ase' o the annoyance of the public. Mr. M'Gowan,
Lfc4d for the Health Committee, said that the
11'1)hjellt bad rendered himself liable to the prlialties of the
tilluee he had not taken the precautions that he should
ttrtl,tti)it,le. After several notices had been served upon
0, k his ha had allowed dense 'volumes of smoke to issue
Os(l4B„chinaney. Inspector Wignall was called, and he
it:lat, on visiting the works, a dense volume of smoke
t,„qtet„sling from the chimney. This, he stated, wag
tli`itt,' attributable to the carelessness cf the stoker,
AC '4seu be visited the furnace, he found the
dli4t door closed. As the machinery was in ex-
irNa„°rder, this might have been prevented. The
tillileq-"t asked if the door was not open when the
1114i1)4 visited the works ? The inspector replied that it
%I, tit t .
!4,4eir, that it was open full wide, which was as bad as it
ittNht °Pen at all, as only a certain draught was required
rtl'litet the creation of smoke, and if it was not created
vi,:tot require to be consumed. One of the partners
1h11%11,, Oral attended, and stated that the stoker they pre-
eh:ll'aci,,cl %vac responsible for all fi..es, but he had left, and
SDI °N Made the same arrangement. with their present
.411 laid at he defendant raised an objection to_ the prin.
Yone:awn by the inspector, as to having the door per_
but that objection was speedily answered by
,i'k,l4•Driv,4wp, who advise the defendant to. go and view
tine °f Me. Wye Williams, who'had recently obtained
',l);•ltrat-.al for the improvements he had made. The
Netasa ;..11 ordered the defendant to pay 20s. and costs.—
tp t garrison, a steam baker, of Mersey street, was
Pay the same amount of One under the same cir-

MANTLES and JACKETS are so
•At verY Zenerally worn this Season,
84LENNAN, 36, CHURCH -STREET,
444 (OPPOSITE PARKER-STREET),
Ntit,' k 7,1:, Eelpents to have a C,'a.e of Paris MANTLES
Zkvt 143 ion'ast;:i;falrt !vet.,
vCelr; h4,,etienkd
forail
thehe
t Montlig • ttTar`esiodr;livi,
those Ladies desirous of
"11,,4115, Vashion; as soon as.they make their amarance
, 4ijkliel"Thined with moderation lu prices, are respect-
% trp 11:e, to inspect the Stuck.
trij.kboz,, ~ICEIVh: from London, Two Cases contain-
-4114 Pr(Y) MA4SNTLES, commencingeach. at the extraordin-
Awre of . lid.
hi; AND MANTLE WAREHOUSE,
PARKER STREET.
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