The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-04 00:00:00

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weary of the war, were-wnfolly mistaken—and' that all
classesof the, poreileti(mOvith the =exception' of' a there
handful ol'stnek•jobhe's and riloneyLitiong:ers;are', 'on the
contrary, lit-artily devoted. to .it. , •

I am told that Turkey is not at :all pleased with the
prtipositions sent to Russia by Austria; with'theconsent
of the Allies, and that' she particularly proteits against
having her vessels of war excluded from the Black Sea,
as well as those of Russia, in. virtue of the proposed
neutralisation. This objection of Turkey would in
itself be a serious impediment to an arrangement being
effected. ,

Admiral Lyons arrived at Marseilles yesterday, and
am told reached Paris to-day.. The Sardinian Commander'
in-Chief in the Crimea, General La Marmora, arrived
with him, • but went to Turin. You are • aware -that
Admiral Lyons has come to France, to attend the grand
Council of War, which is_to be held in this city, for the
purpose of deciding, on the future plan of the cainpaigil
in the Crimea. General La Marmora is also to'join it.
According to Constantinople letters of the 24th Liao,
it has already been decided that Marshal Pelissier shag
have the chief command of all the Allied armies, and
Admiral , Lyons: of the Allied fleets. The .Admiralt
however, will not gain so much in importance as the
Marshal,. seeing that whilst the-latter will helve .305.000
or 40,000 English, and 10,000 or. 15,000 Sardiniao6
handed over to him, the latter will only get a few gull'
boats and small .vessels---all the large ships of the,iioo
and frigates having been broughthome long ago.
It was believed in the Crimea that Marshal Pelissiel
will also come to, Paris to attend the• Council of Ware
You will remember that I: told yon some time ago.tho
he would most likely do so. The return of Omer Pachig;
to Soukoum Kale is confirmed, •At Kertch vas*
Russian force had surrounded a foraging party of .i.*tr
five Turks, unde Captain Sherwood, an Englishmeol
and had kille the captain, and killed or capture°
twenty of the men. f

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There has been a Very heavy fall an the ••BoittO
to-day--of 'lir. in the threes, cash, and 16. 150'
for the end of the month,-and in other securities
proportion. The, fall was caused by the' utter hopeleW
ness of peace, the fear of the war being extended to
Prussia in the spring, and by, the situation of tb'
market.

A curious statement has been made to me in a welt
informed quarter, and I mention it without being able
to guarantee its truth. It is that Lord Palmerston, Mg
recently had communicated to him papers which prof'
that Prussia is even much more seriously implicated vvil
informant could not state, •but. he said
sn'eYre tres grafts (very grave:) Russia than bad -been supposed. The precise nature 0,
much
.confidence, that a. has j°°;
committed a flagrant violation of neutrality, b!
allowing large quarities of saltpetre to be Cory
veyed into Russia, in spite or the English Alni bassador having positively informed her govern:l3o,-
o
svhere the saltpetre *xnight be seized. howevel
acting in this scandalous way,,thePrusviart 'Governnlefi,
fw,,,-,vdintr to the German papers, determined' on
thattahlalso
o withs
_l)erg, a general in. 1
. e of the Imperial family °
zar to make peace. ' •
oetersbur"' "Pruslsti is assertei

the Prince of VViirtemi

armies, and" a near re
Aa, to press on the
A. despatch from r

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