The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03 00:00:00

FRANCE.

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r (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT')
PAR] S, TUESDAY Ey.--
tlie dig
The alarm, which was felt yesterday and „tse•
before with regard to the Russian note 110 Sy sty
what diminished to-day, and there Inis, o°%iii
..quenee,been an imprevement in all fieenritietstd
the Botirse. Many different interpretations iff
tote are given, 'but in one- almost every b„° fisa
agreed,.and thatit amounts to positive notin'heir
to England and .France to put an end to ftivir
occupation of. Greece, and not to :carry ont
-projected expedition to Naples. But, it is aseepie
can - England and France submit to rethey,
such a notification from Russia ?
or at least. France, hesitated to go to -Naples Tee
NAT b atet
vsta
can they-eau. France hesitate ,now ?
may he the answer eventually given to these the'questions, it is certain. that, up to this dal' aci%
French .11,,f f. had not;• as a telegraphic d"srable
assures 'us. s;tied from Toulon; and it is
pro tit
that no clefisitive• resolution will be talien ,01.
after thereturn of the Emperor to St. Cloncli"ort
is to take' place on Tliiiraclay. As to the l'eh.,ol/
which appears to have been spread in '"l4&str'
that a Russian fleet has been ordered front
stadt to it meets with very little •
here.
-Amongst the on,dit
.of the dayia one to the e,,,,,00
based, it appears, on the allegation of a o°!;d4
paper, that it was in compliance with the el',"
wish of the .AUstrian ..Cabinet, manifested t° the
English and-French Ministers at Vienna, that
sailing ,of the :fleets was delayed. • iS ig
There are indications that the Monetary or'sel; of
drawing to a close; the premintn on the etteea
1,0001., is 51 pieces, haafallenfrom IV. to 1).""700-
2f: and at' and appears likely to decline still
b.O
ther: . Large quantities of gold have, besides, tiof
received from England: From German'', tndo'
news has arrived, that money has becorn'-'
abundant. ooro
• - •
The monthly return of the prices in
markets,*publiShed to-day, shows that the 1)(04
of wheat_ for the month ending with the Poft.
fOrtni;:,,ht of September was, for all France. -too
38c. the hectolitre, which was I.fr. 25c. Mere'
.in'the preceding month. at
tt• The Emperor passed yesterday in rao
Bayonne, the 35th and 46th regiments, whia`rtite
arrived from the Crimea. His Majesty 0„locl‘.
Empress were to leave Biarritz to-day at onall,`"
for Bordeaux. They are to remain there ,urs-
to-morrow, and are to arrive at St. Cloud on ."-ttie9
day. After a few days' stay in that pie° -giso
.will visit Compeigne, and subsequently,
Fontainbleau. , r 110
General d'Organi, the Russian Ambassane''
arrived in Paris. • thig
Prince Adalbert, of Bavaria, is detained .11,ife,
city by the illness of his bride, the Princess Ara' 1
of Spain.
The approaching marriage of the Princess
of Cambridge, with a Swedish .Prince, is 9'5
talked of. 2901
We have news from Constantinople to the,. thiA
inst , but they are not important. The l'erArtri4t:
Admiral Lyons was about to succeed tor"jigte'"‘
ford de Redcliffe, as Ambassador, is cont,"A'i-d
and Omer Pacha had not obtained the conara'a-
the gendarmerie, for which he was anxious.

PXRIS, WEDNESDAY EVOl4.`O go?
.09
The Neapolitan question 'remains in stl-r t tbff
but on Friday, or Saturday, it is expected lb! will
Moniteur will say something about it, whiq"Vis
tell the public what they are to expect. ASS
official journal- cannot speak sooner, inasuitls
the Emperor only returns tomorrow, and uni'd.o to
return's,. the Council of Ministers will coutit
,:;,-
be, as it has hitherto been, at loggerheads 7 b.subject. In the meantime, the articles °`,,sit,
Londonpapers, on Prince Gortschakoff's care rlta
have been•read with themost eager interest.heoe,
.Constitutiotnel has an article on the same
but it is written in a see saw style—at one 10tn fr
treating the circular as of doubtful authoriTii,.
another, speaking of it as undoubtedly real• most
hOWever, plain that the circular gives the
tod
serious dissatisfaction to the ConstitutiPorlY
indeed, it rebukes Russia, not only for the.a to
fiance of the language used,_ but
.for presural-vfie°
stand tip for the doctrine of non-interventiotl9.lotoV
she herself has repeatedly and audaciousll.l
vaned in foreign states; . toe
The report that the Russian Baltic fleet ig eveo
to Naples continues, and one of the papel,l9 t orb
goeS so far as to give a list of the vessels i4l!
to compose it. But I repeat what was ssi her
former letter, that. in well-informed quartersll,;tioS
believes, for a moment, that the slightest late"
of sending the fleet to Naples exists. gtliot
A telegraphic despatch from Madrid, ss."ra-tios'
the Spanish Government is making prePsr7
tltn
to send a large fleet, of at least 200 guns, Naples'
Mediterranean. Can this be destined for ,
The despatch does not say. de°ll'
The Emperor and Empress arrived at Billippso
yesterday from Biarritz, at a little after ha"
•
four. A°i,
The Bourse has once again been very uit fatt
much as 60c, and even 85c were paid for eon ester
tions. The Threes closed with a decline 00 It'iale;
days prices of 70c for cash, and of if 5c for; 211 r
Bank of France shares,• 101; Credit Mobilieetvr
and 674 f; Orleans Railway, 741, and loilf ;
is
151; Lyons, 7if, and 201. "
The expedition of. the French against ICab"lift/j°
Algeria, which has been so long talked °t,j cps;
commenced It will;.no doubt, end in tlietidiffe)
of the Kabyles, but assuredly the French
0, fit
greatly. •
It is reported that England and Frallcitt 1"1:
beginning, to be seriously 'angry with Ausi„.p"riov,
her prolonged oNmpation of the Danubian "gitic;
palities, but that she manifests no dise; per,
whatever to give them up.. According to seri3.,dil‘evt
sons, very serious difficulties are not at all 11A", Sci,
to arise from this affair ; indeed, theY4,7 of-
hesitate to proclaim it a " black cloud" 'l'
menacing than that of Naples. his
The Madrid letters of the 27th ult , o!,
come to hand today, say that the royal cle°'vti
taking off the sequestration on the prePheiistd
Queen Christina had been signed, but not Pllll4ol_
in the Gazette General Narvaez has left uuiodr::
(Paris) to return to Madrid,. though the ILD,
papers, .yesterday, stated that, up to the 2v.t
had not only not received his passports, bije'titr„l
been refused them at the Embass His 0 v
it is not doubted, will hasten doW-111
O'Donnell. a
t.
A
The Prussian Government has prohibtw.-Atisi'
circulation_ of the Augsburg Gazette in its 1,.-ros%f
This journal is the most 'important of atcl
and its exclusion from Prussia has creP-
i immense sensation.

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cp,(lOC7, 01/#
ATTEMPTED MURDER NRAR PRESTONT.-00 its'tir
some farm labourers, named Isaac Riminer, Jon', v rOfFoef
and John Wignall, were brought before the conno,;loic'ttie
trates at Rufford, oa a charge with attempting
an Irishman named Michael Cave. On the eveni)
th oa
23rd ult , it appeared (from the evidence adductotid
numerous company of labourers, chiefly erni)dril?
farms in the neighbourhood of Rufford, were vellei•aie,
together at Hesketh Arms Inn, and during lhef.ety o'or
quarrel arose respecting the payment of a quaallj Jig tIlAs
Cave, it is said, taking a very active part in t vreeil
banee, the quarrel assumed a party fight betcao woo
English and Irish labourers. The fight ever',„,•,ll,,e tallie
his party returned home, hut, during the even"r)tico,,,,
followed to his house, about a mile from the 131 01%",
named, by the prisoners, and another man nartbfea tba
Previous to leaving the Hesketh Arms, 03 gat
observed to take down a gun that, was suspeauliers 0 o,
house, and decamp with it. When the Pris°€, 4;
Higharn presented themselves at Cave's honse'ir
them (Ashton
nextg) had each a gun in t ice ;
'the guns were discharged, the missiles loor 0 00;
through the window, and twice through the dsteri?
hetzse, and shot Cave in the thigh. Cave's 'olio' ?lye
was with him in the house at the time, the° doorf0)
‘, murder '? several times, and, on going to tnd•,,r,,00;
saw the prisoner Ashton with a gun in his —gr.
four ruffians thereupon left the place, and A taalt,'„rtsi_A`
surgeon, was called in to attend the wound env fty.,l" die
extracted no less than 65 shots. The police We'"„renciall
of the outrage, and the three prisoners were aA,re Photi'd
Higham still remains at large, and the police (1
to his apprehension. Cave is now out of
CO(' mine IPA
is still very weak. The prisoners were urasiyea• IfP"
trial on the charge, at the next Liverpool Al ahtoll
was taken for Rimmer and Wignall, but
ordered to be retained in gaol.

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ITEALTHCOMiTTTEE--YEsTERDAY.

took usual weekly meeting of the Health Committee
:,,,E°ok place at half-past two o'clock, yesterday, in the
6t11i," Mr. Alderman Langsdale presided, and the
."er members present
_were—Messrs. Dover, M‘Guffie
oclfrey, Beckwith, Crosthwaitc, Hodson,
"elc, Tinne, and Stewart.
;alitThe Medical Officer of Health reported that the mor-
), of the borough continued below the average of the
tie,4B". Bowel complaints were still more prevalent
ilearinal, but they were declining slowly, and the
enti4ll(4 the town was, On the whole, in a
R ,"Ition. The dea`l-is
bc,.llfdaY last - •
"i"
"

240:. bein

4 lesi 1.1

°4B Were t n
tahieh
there-rrere from diarrlitii. —!h°
L:fro
ee!d9,l dm
u typhus, 16—a number which
111-c,ring
°Ping-cowl-
Yva3 !.;t4M tcv
.ellOeted
a 4

Shell, Hay:

- -
it the preceding eight years

verage of the same I
In the parish, 159
..• _

; and in .the
ases were stated An have

last f

t-townsbios. 81. I

; scarlatina,

intuits, of whom one, two y
inated, and the other

(Teaths--a
I)revi,ug four morit
Tbe nsßorough
4peetor of Nuisz
the opertitions in
'Week, fro,

Drivit
art
fit bin)°ls
to tY In hal
.1, • eth..4..

greater

'lBtrj the/
had „ ets, containhli
prn . rut
A l, °g
brthe :ter ova
man snloke c
tor • frorn
Ala~nelosin
Th,ein I'la

with consumption, ca

Engineer

!oromitte
r. JaincEi
report

Kamin

t of rc

ce
nvint

irkenh

e committee

ly wee

re Dort

a the salt

teed."

r, or 5

ce trot

1414e4
t,frY the _..- anxiety and exch.,
,Oruceedines taken against him
Cleets
e 4,lsatqY freed himself from these 1
.rorld` onnself, he declared, already, as it were, in aim/
,te mi'icatinc,l undertook, should the office 9 of insper
'Past en,' up, and if the committee would over
greet;
Ehoti4-1 restore him to his position, his Intim
Jetobei
. Air. 11eve no room for censure. •
dte le, eekwith stated that the committee di
,t)00L. I
hie Ler should 1
Mali ,• b'
kr on oei.
(issiqine mt. COMMISSIONER PERRY.)
~,114d 01,19274frev asked if it .was true that Mr. M`DOMIId TN RE JAMES CATTARAL LEACH, PROVISION MERCHANT
Nitte 7'ned 'a
suit of clothes at the expense of the coin- AND SIIIPSTORS DEALER, WATERLIO-ROAD, IN THIS TOWN.
Atte. H
Bey Ilb Lad been dismissed I —This was the day fixed for hearing the petition of Wm
kql,,ider. riwiilt : e did.
Gorsuch, a creditor, that the adjudication of bank
8-:(l,..owari said it was about the time he was this matter might be annulled, and the procecdi
Ai •
out of court. Mr. Yites appearrd for the asPi
IN j.resh said he got the clothes after the committee Mr. Aspinall, for th.e creditor. Before the peeitio,
"'for "eed that the officers should have clothes, but Mr. Yates took objection to trig beAding of .
' hassle the order was actually issued. It was quite which should have been arldressed "To the Court"istea,
Le "le th e 1144 at Mr. M`Donald might have understood that of "In the Court," as it.was addressed. The Commissioner
Air.',.atthority to get the clothes. after consulting with his leered colleague, decided that the
/itlY otin*GUMe : Was this the only exception in which petition might be amended, as required, on payment of; costa
Air Pr got clothes before the order was issued? by the petitioner. Mr. Yates next objected to the pc t...tion.,
It resh •r
that it was not attested by the petitioner's attorney in the
t .r. 4,, it was. .
°,.ihtsit, `-itiffie: 'Nen I think you are responsible to the form preseribedby the statute,,. the word." wi.ness" only being
Air. e. for the value of the clothes. ,
e tnia u.-rey: affixed to the attorney a signature, instead of the usual
•
I don't see how Mr. Fresh can possibly attestation. Mr. Aspinall, in
.reply, contended that the
:vlVOir al,,derect accountable (Hear hear. ) word " witness," undOr the circumstances, was sufficient.
1'461 thought, if any trade'sman. entrusted Mr. His Honour concurred in the view taken by Mr. Aspinal!,
-Tlghtil—' with Cloth without au order the committee after which Mr. Yates consented to have the bankruptcy
" t°
ha° " 'and
e trad e left the matter between Mr.MiDonald annulled.
air. istnan.
Itatter tio°d" did
not see what could be done in the
l'reeeed withnd, therefore, called upon the committee to
Arelr. Gtheir ordinary business.
seet. ql.rey said the committee had no vacancy at
. Tile .
Ataoillnatter then dropped.
V. 4aehlthe routine business was a letter from Mr. 1.
4" Paid,Y' tailing attention to the defective sewerage
velared
couldngements of Parkhill-road, which he
Ibkied til hardly have been equalled by anything of
"e Crita e Borough Engineer might have witnessed in
The I
tea.
as Davila, referred to the engineer to report upon.
..tujeur,,s_e, disposed of some other letters, the board
"61.

entered as read, without an

lg made

ruptcy in
ngs taker,

NR!,'

K COMMITTF,F.

the petition

We have been requested to publish the subjoined outline
of the history of this case : Gorsuch, the plaintiff in the
above eve' was a shipstore dealer, in Liverpool, where he
carried on business, till little more than a month ago, *heh
he left, and, as it is understood) went to London. Leach,
the defendant, had been a clerk in him Amniorm..f A.,” .1,,,,f

esle7(l;c7PelaY meeting of this committee was held
ktetrlbe,,Y, 111 r. Charles Turner in the chair. The other
,3,kon, 63 Present were—Messrs. Shand, Palmer, Robin
Nersore"on Chalor, Holden, Littledale,
11(14,1", 111,1bback, Rankin, Lockett, Smitl
at The lue,
orilb,-cornnaittee of woe
141 her , Whic h 1-zeorge Booker be ac
was agreed to
1)41f Btlrl'er -
the 11.1insit
Yo
14$ ti

s recommended that th

re years,

1, for a c

. ,
various causes, he left, but chiefly on account of the
inneration which he received not being adeq'iate to the
intenance of his family and himself, and more
it was less than he had

lon to anticipate, if the busi-
there

eaea
IvioTth .4s: tl4 rt
"e
qee, anIE
4 'll t

quested authority to let the Clarer

1011 sen

ide of Su

o rdieve

final. b

however, Gorsuct

Lis interest
carried on.

,nch p

e difficulties

m, one

aDloved

a denotes all fan

e Alexandria. f Tun
1 variuus.

WALLA.SE'k L,