The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-05-07 00:00:00

PIEDMONT

The Opinione of Turin states that the resigniti°
of Chevalier Cibrario, Minister of Foreign Affairslla:
has been accepted, and that Count di Cavour
been provisionally entrusted with that portfolio:,
The Risorgimento adds that this resignation
political meaning; that General de la garatobro
having returned, the portfolio of war will f
restored to him, and that the present Minister._
portf°llu
War (General Durando) will resume the
of Foreign Affairs.l the
The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa states that dl
royal decree for the establishment of s Credit
royal Company in that city was signed °II era.
2nd. and that the company will commence op
-
lions in the course of a month.
has 11,

THE PARK iNittglC —We learn by returns furnished frOm`
the Office of Works alid Public Buildings that the number
of persons who entered Kensington Gardens in
the our
of Sunda, te 4th instant, was 65,545. The nuelber°
persons entering the enclosute of the Regent's Park on the
same day was 81,807.
ter from Paris steieS
THE IMPERIAL BAPTIM—A let
rthearlatlhepErminpuerosrhhaalls rfeasrolvaeudrpthasaat thi.:; barepatisra of the Im,i
splendour all that is recorded of the gorgeousgnittbca(e)Pindtei,serenisitahl::s7;
the King of Rome and the Duke of Bordeatix.
elothworkers, embroiderers, and artificers of all kiods ,11,3 he
been employed in great numbers,' to heighten the eclat 01 '
expected day.
THE COLLECTION OF THE LATE SAWIEI. 0,00" -
s.--Aiilli,i
mated as the competition between the various biddererinsz
beent at the gallery of Messrs. Christie and 11110ei. dc,u col..
_ehet: four first days' sale of this remarkably interestia., iao,
i c lon, it was not to be compared to the scene oil F„,fitieg
aa4adroalSedtaetmrn,ardstaTeyrhse,last, which was of a far more (6',1
wpiiethturaeasp,
raiamiolninngtihnyg
goodto 221, P
%tern Bal,,,eci
pamters, were disposed of during those two daYs'
realised the very large sum of £30,000. of the
Hz Ppacx.—On Friday morning the troop e-r ord
Dublin garrison were reviewed by his Excellency th
attended
Lieutenant and the Commander of the Forc3s, attelii:,rd
each by a brilliant staff, at the Royal Boracks. 11,,beeesioe
rinciP3' liii:f2
Mayor and civil authorities assembled at the '3'3-,, Ili%
House, and drove in procession to the Castle, whet- ft
Excel'ency proclaimed peace in the Presence Chambertreetsf
procession was they formed through the princiPal 6,f of
now
was joined by the officers of the French ShiP3 of QS
well.
THE in Kingston harbour. Everything Pas—
ter'
THE TRIAL. OF WM. PALMER.—At present no a,eett'S
has been made in the day appointed by the `'curt of
Q 1 tye
Bench, for the trial of the prisoner, namely, Wednesd3Y,' e 0
14th of May, but it is said that an application will beeen- the
to postpone the case to the Monday following, 'o,'"'"d of,
Twhheole of the ordinary business will have been dsposfa the
prisoner was brought to London on Sandal% in of
cthhearge of the deputy governor of Stafford gaol, atm d, tbe
westerheo r the
turnkeys, and he was delivered to Mr.
governor of Newgate, in due form under the er„derbe°aPhl't
Court of Queen's Bench. lie appears renearkabq riser
and does not seem to have at ail suffered from the Itiffe is 4
meat and the anxiety he must have undergone. „linale
fopalreaicleitdyitnotheusual ward appropriated to untried °Y4erePer
. his class, and he will, of course, be allowed the pa ad
THE TIPPERARY e. p rlO
his trial. We wee,
communicate
BANK.—The
hhi s sorlirCeietomrap
oU:stylist:let.
of
the
sfen a statement, said to be extracted from the boo.! t the
Tipperary Bank, by which it would appear that se
liabilities now existing, which bear date bef°re thewhieli
and th°s° am elf
December, 1853, amounted to only £4,8329
arose before 31st March, 18.55, including the first-If:10r tee
only reach £33,227. We do not, however, vouch take
accuracy of this calculation, which also does not, weiok, b°
include the renewed deposit receipts, which will, we ' repro'
held to be merely a continuing debt. Should the above no of
sent all the old liabilities, they would stand a fair chant thie
being paid in full. With reference to the affairs ",,t -"'
bank, the Evening Post has the following stateniee teea
Mr. Nicholas, the secretary fora period of over ie; bl3,fore
years of the London and County Rink, was examinee hat it
the master last week. Reporters were not admitte" ; which
has transpired that much of the erroneous impress
bin
b Laic
was heretofore entertained, as to the dealings of that b,,en.
with their chairman, the late John Sadleir, baud the
removed. We have heard that the secret n okt
solicitors who represented the London and County. into
stated that the directors courted the most rigid enqulrYj. 36
the transactions of the late John Sadleir with theol,,39i'do
a test of sincerity, offered to submit their books ana 3.9,,,r,
securities they hold to the secretary of the officill nourlect,
We earnestly hope that this statement will prove ee f the
and that the result will be beneficial to the creditors 0
Tipperary Bank.