The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-07 00:00:00

FRANCE .

(FROII OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
t It was PARIS, SATURDAY EVENING.
reported, a few days ago, that the Emperor of
40ssi
t, 'a had written an autograph letter to Louis Napoleon,
413
," "Plain away the circular of Prince Gortichakoff, which
_4 created such sensation in Europe ; but it appears, from
ltioartion in the llfoniteur, that though the Czar has written
CrosEmperor, it was only to thank him for the Grand
,ross
e
,or et of the Legion of Honour. By the way, some sticklers
';
itlette remark that the Moniteur only records the
receipt of the Czar's letter after that of other letters from
br: far inferior potentates—a thing which is considered a
This
on his Imperial Majesty.
h.; °as was settling day on the Bourse, and many specu'ators
1.71. to solicit indulgence, whilst others did not appear at all.
by itleanaed an unfavourable impression, and it was increased
tleei.:e news that the English fnnds had opened with a
cashe• The consequence was a fall of 40c. to 45c. for
I a
scarifiends time in the Threes, and a fall in most other
It has been that the director of some insurance
etb°,lll4lP!l!es, just deceased, has left large deficits in each of
prince
one, it is said, to the amount of £50,000 sterling.
ye:tA Napoleon sailed from Glucksburg, in Denmark,
1;1.'4% for Prance.
/ we are to believe the Madrid correspondent of the
sa ~- etl, (lene.e, of Brussels, the Emperor Napoleon has written
ett'etagraph letter of eight pages to Queen Isabella
olbrealing her not to carry reaction too far, to preserve
ititus3rntlll and Rios Rosas as her ministers, to govern col:1,-
4411 Y, etc.
This is important if true; but is it true .

No PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING.
Jellannouncement has appeared in the Moniteur, either
teriL
This h"Y or to-day, respecting the Neapolitan question.
bell;18 caused some disappointment, as it was confidently
reAnljed that the official organ would hare published the
te:is°f the Cabinet Council held yesterday. What the
3-cu Government has resolved to do, is, it appears, to
t
Toulon statu quo, that is to say, to keep the fleet
se 4c:l2„ready to sail, but not to send it away—to maintaink
oat Tin of menace towards Naples, but not to spea
It 1.'44 a Word, to keep the hand raised, but not to strike.
maintain nclt likely, however, that this line of policy can be
The many days.
de .11e Toulon newspapers say that the sailors of the fleet
h I"ted for
r'rt, ha. Naples, which has been for some time in that
Pr0.,8 '6 received leave to go on shore—a fact which
414 certainly, that, come what may, the fleet will not be
Tonic! at a " moments" notice. On the other hand, a
jou
n-- despatch tells us that its departure is " only ad.
it ta,e(t" The despatch adds, that the vessels composing
444 ;le, the Bretagne and the Algesiras ships of the line,e
trlai;e‘:team frigates the Isly and the Duchagla. Th
delifr'n' the Napolen ships of the line, which were also
46Paed for it, are to remain in port for the present.
or inVerial decree allows the free import of copper, pure
4-11-olited With zinc, and of zinc in sheets for shipbuilding.
denre. f decree prolongs to the 31st December, 1857, the
wbeat" the import, either free or at redu-ed duties, of
Isle itnar) and pulse with Martinique, Guadeloupe, the
Thme Reunion (Bourbon), and Senegal.
order °
4. °overnment announces in the 11foniteur, that, in
lade 4 reduce the excessively high rent for lodgings,
build bales Will be accorded, not only to persons who may
to
add °ging-houses for workmen, but to those who may
ten
ekeritt
ati eir houses additional stories, laid out in small
that th tut-official Constitutionne/, in a long article, declares
knit ides idea Which hasthat gained ground in Europe the
tee"`' States are on the eve of separation is unfounded. It
c4iiillea4.scrts that there is no abolition party, properly so
raia-C,lll the States, except the blacks themselves, and some
~,,aiers of religion.
Atte telegra b-
ander r, P announces that two French divisions,
eaga ‘Tenerais Renault and Jussuf, had had a brilliantd
sec a.ercent with the Kabyles on the 24th ult, and had
eassioned them great loss.
me: gantinople letters to the 25th announce a rise in the
orders
The
to
ar° wheat, The Sultan had received the Order of the
4
English fleet was in the Bosphorous, waitin. g
tract
leave. The Porte was stated to be almost dm_
tracts
hY the contending pretensions of the French, Eng-
tu
l.at and Austrian ambassadors. It was asserted positively
'aieB4llstria really has given instructions to Austrian autho-
vesaehnint to render any assistance to Turkish or French
refa navigating the Danube. The Porte had
Bed
I:4nPro.7equators to several Greek Consols who
/1n ed themselves in the war. The Austrians were
Montin Persuade Prince Danielo not to renew hostilities
the ern llegr°. A frightful tempest at Varna had destroyed
hoc,eBl3B, a bridge (built by the French), and numerous
4ecorcl•
organise long to letters from Naples, the Lazarroni had been
populated and paid by the police to attack the respectable
If justly 'lithe event of an attempt at revolution. This,
testa t 0 Protect
Said, Ought to hasten the despatch of the Allied
Protect English and French subjects.

4as
for pans4A/EsTv's THEATRE.— Mr. Lumley has left town
l'eetiali, tP continue certain artistic negociations in
bcon-
etabli hWith the next season of Italian opera at the a le
°Nil e.B Tent. In the course of the coming month
!trlpea,, plceoletnini on her way to the Continent, will
hi 6on two occasions at her Majesty's Theatre, once
Tot",. l'asquale," and once in the " Traviata.". which h lYeaPoor. WAITERS' ASSOCIATION.—This body,
l'aPia s 8 been originated by Mr. E. Edwards, is making
tire i.,49. deserved progress. The class of Liverpool waiterso
of th'elhgent and respectable persons, and the.bestpro_bif
chboteseets threese rtehoet organisation of a body, having for i
points—namely, the founding of an alms
l'hes:4 relief fund, and the establishing of a libraryd.
Pripathte Matters that are likely to enlist the assistance lin
4 the torti of others than the waiters, for the contemplation
sues' and benevolent one, and cannot fail to meet with
elltees it merits.
the o,lUuta or COMMERCE.---The usual monthly meeting of
Dizteliaptilleil Was held yesterday—Charles Holland, E.q., theb
gbrar.r-ut) in the chair. A report was brought up from the
„°,tireh'„ceintnittee, and a vote of £BO was passed for t e
'''' these of the works therein recommended. The subject
Daniel unequal rates for carriage charged by railway com.-
IN r: Wes br ught forward, and fully discussed ; and it
illet4iSolved ?
,„., that information be obtained as to cases of
late fe-rZ
_p !r.til carges, which can be substantiated so
,‘e eatifi 4. basis for remonstrance by the.Cha.mber. The
4.44' of ,cation of a charge for the insertion in the daily
Najd ..'ntrY, of vessels loading for foreign ports, was
M ssrs
Aik,neLs'd ; and the President, Vice President, and
.t e
t.
e.
9Ale„ anti Forwood were requested to confer wi h n
the ar'''44 of 'ca,:tom? on the subject, and to atate to him
t°.
r4.131:an! °bjeeti hs which are entertained against it.. The
-,,il,bje,t--,:ea,..tions
°which we:e submitted did not comprise any
' ''l' 'fil ittimedi t interest, fxcept one enclosing a sample
'1'4,3: -Ile cotton ewool, grown is
14t .st 04 tay the very neighbourhood
New South Wales.
IIOPE HALL.-
14
° ClUil/is A.T, Our readers have noticed_
leetur advert. • I tire, . lung columns the programme of a series of
stourtqlWitb which our town
townsmen are about to be
dtteati-0 134 t we deem it right to call more. special
tw-eistigo 'lls t° this rare opportunity of instruction. The
,„,-.11,!eh 11,-; adrnirabl whether we regard the terms on
pro °h ttfi:si!tellecteu'al treat is afforded—the object to
will be realised is
be rsed, th4rPins fund that we trust
the
men
high and important matters which are to
the 'ten wh °Pon—or the reputation and character of
to _ town have kindly accepted theof invitation to visit
communicating
1„tle the•'.. for the purpose.
,:re advise results of earnest study in the closet for years.
"arty . our readers to give these lectures.thehier
euterpr:'4l3Port, and to show their appreciation of t
Drove tlBO, for this reason, among others, that,
"PDort" suchmade self-
a course of instruction can be
if the result
iirse '. there is good ground to hope that other
41oraiss' °n other important subjects, illustrative of faith,e
*arrat:f. science, and history, may follow, under th
*arrant or that encouraging measure of success. We are
:haae-ot that the reception those eminent strangers,
411108,114111 es have been made known, and the others
;4 th•s°42fles have yet to be added, will receive
'eeturt- to es
and in Manchester, where the same
to war" are to be delivered, will be such as
°(' ed rant the Promoters of this course, or other friends
both tl;r4„tten, to ask a repetition of the benefit intended,
Ivilo, 1 :',ll the Present lecturers, and from many others
al, Vitti likeb goodwill, may be ready to let the public
i e the adi • hes and talents. It
' with vantage of their researches
subsi.,.°° small pleasure we observe the union happily
.vealltitmerhester in this
Al '"ug between the port of Liverpool andthaliciatyy
we
Philanthropic enterprise..
%ea nte to auger that hereafter a more reciprocation of
lsteee_s and Parpation in advantages wil,
1 k the mai.r .
.n
zegarourse of the two sister populations by this, 1
vial ," to nutters, civil as well as ecclesiastical, cointuer-
-44 vvell as literary ?