The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-05-29 00:00:00

THE EAST

thri4,civiices dated Marseilles, May 27, announced
col;trie
.Danube has arrived with advices from
oNetantmople of the 19th, and from the Crimea
tliule 17th inst. The ship of war Duquesne and
have arrived
steamers Empress and Napoleon 111.
e arrived with troops from Kamiesch.
tdvices from Sebastopol of the 17th state that
aril Ripon had left for Corfu with the 68th Regt.
Th IRart of the 46th. The Sardinians had left.
444Ure'
8 IMASsians occupy their positions. Lord Pan-
army 8
41 BApeech had not given satisfaction to the
English few cases of typhus had occurred in the
elan
cannon have been m
disbercovered at Sebastopol.

TURKEY,

•
repon a p'''rate letter, dated Bucharest, May 15, we
the following :
:Ve are witnessing a curious spectacle here.
he: Slirbey, despairing of remaining at the
to hi of affairs, causes an address to be presented
Iv.l,
I ; which he has hawked about, and for
oh
of th he has solicited signatures. The purport
r ° address is to pray Prince Stirbey to remain
weli"wer, and to sacrifice his amour-propre to the
title be,ina of the country, and to accept even the
Iner°r Kaimakan. Every one knows what that
address s But this is not the only prayer of the
Ausi,; it also demands the prolongation of the
C 'an occupation during the sittings of the
°Telltissl •
if on, on the pretended fear of disturbances
Austrian forces were withdrawn. This, of
n rerna.l•, means that Prince Stirbey could not
Ported ,ill Power a single day if he were not sup-
that:'4,oY Austrian bayonets. I need not tell you
the; 'tie indignation of the public is roused by
ton "e acts, and it is remarked that Stirbey is very
deciding on retiring, and the Porte in
(xpii.e3r.„g to him that the period of his office has

PRUSSIA

liiiklletAugebutg Gazette contains a letter from Ber-
aßeit,lvuieh discloses a singular love story, and
Of ena the following as the real motive of the visit
,t,nee de Windischgraetz to that city :___.
call° ue Public journals have assigned a political
char to the prince's visit, asserting that Austria had
Aphl4le,,d him with the task of getting the treaty of
lino— 44, 1854, renewed or prolonged. But whoever
cui we the prince must be aware that he is little cal-
Onated for a mission. The cause of his visit is this :
Rue Of the nephews of the old field-marshal, Prince
1441-lee de Windischgraetz, five or six years back,
e the acquaintance of the Princess Louisa of
Youelilenburg Schwerin at the bath of Ischl. The
ready prince being an accomplished gentleman,
eels a great impression on the mind of the prin-
her' ' and was in his turn greatly captivated with
her Tarl amiable qualities. He at length demanded
Prin,nd in marriage, and the Grand Duchess, the
of -;:ss's mother, sister of the King of Prussia,
111E4 'll'Be, informed his Majesty of the off3r
and eto his niece. The King refused his consent,
t, e court of Mecklenburg in consequence
itimr LY declined to accede to the young prince's
berhleation, declaring that it felt great regret at
pri"g Obliged to give such an answer. The young
fell ne" Was so affected at this decision that she
twohroil:rtierously and the grand duchess, fearing
life, was obliged to intercede with the King,
at last, though most unwillingly, gave his
refuaent to the marriage. His Majesty, however,
Leper Ba to be present at the ceremony, and
Of held any communication with the family
Niue bridegroom ; several years passed away.
tinle produced its usual effect. The
titnt, at last relented, and has for some
eldebbeen anxious to affirm personally to the
vver:rinee de Windischgraetz that his sentiments
114)," no longer the same. Accordingly, when
11.'41 de Manteuffel proceeded in October last to
Prientinna, he was charged by the. King to invite the
rc to the court of Berlin. The visit was
bea-t"ed by an indiopoaition of the prince, and
prf„ °TtIY now taken place. The King and the
utii_ee are exceedingly well together, and it is not
be 'i`elY that the young prince and his wife will
aTresent here at the marriage of the enßeptat of
with the Princess Louisa of Prussia.