The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-23 00:00:00

PARIS, TUESDAY Ell°llll4ctini,
It was yesterday given as certain that 11.Atli d quit
the Neapolitan Minister at this Court. was
of d
Paris immediately for Brussels. In this thereeilir
nothing extraordinary after the rupture inficitti
matin relations between the Courts and the ideoi
announcement of the fact in the Moniteur. 13,60 to
M. Antonini is the Envoy of his Sicilian IVNes ;rig.
the Court of Brussels as well as to that of
100
1 learn today, however, that the rupture waster" 0
just taken place is not of so stern a ellar oaf
to require the deperture of M. Antonini, ifeo
that he will not quit us unless 110,:relettO
the special and peremptory order of '1134, les#
reign to do so ; or, what certainly is pin': old
probable, unless the French Governalet" sptori
him his passports, accompanied by as Pereit%non
the 110.
an order to evacuate the capital of
empire. as our minister received at Madrid i1,',14013e1l
It is also said that Baron Brenier,
minister at Naples, will not leave his pos'" hof
diately. w;.'.l still remain the
yet
Petfoa
serne weeks, at Naples, while there yet rein° itted
It is 119t16111?e,1111
hope that the King will Zelent•
here that, notwithstanding amour Pepe.
arrangement which will not hurt: the
of any of the parties interested, is n"- .he
The King of Naples is impressed with "lin"
official rtiptt._,„a•
thatt the Emperor Napoleon is very lingi"ett
o push matters to an extreme- liat7
Maria Christina intends quitting, Rohe'
soon, and will spend the winter at -taboo
It
is rumoured that a good deal of dr; tbd
has recently occurred in the departalen,
Deux-Sevres, of which Niort is the elin3L„,tia
Indeed, it is said to have lasted the I,v",jeciim
September. The arrest of a reprii Pei.° Ted
the discovery of the existence of a rte' an". latt
dangerous society, which had held, I belie P.
one nocturnal meeting at Maye, near Lona' ttiOl
project attributed to these conspirators was °,,c)08
less than the destruction by fire of the nl;:ilatio,
corn, &c., and of houses, and the exierni,rlh"o-
- aristocrats, priests, and the rich." 'OO
d'ordred proceeded from Poitiers. The result odd;
the canton
was the arrest of 60 pefsonliotdi
canton of Thouars. The accused are 7,1,'
Freshsociety known as the "
F arrests appear to have been innu-,lddY-
Tribourg St. Antoine within the last fe"„.eafr
They have nothing to do with politica, Wit 1.101113
tributable to the strike which has taken Plitectoade.•
establishment of that quarter, and which lalitlidt4
to extend to others. The workmen deel7;eit
owing to the high price of every article ef
and increased house rent, they cannot go '(ape'
the daily wages for that class of workmen ri'itidl,
stainers) is from 4f to 6f. They demaild.„,s-orefs6'.
mentation of if daily. The Emperor, the r'rdn'e
and the Prince Imperial arrived at ColliPn'tof
Sunday, at a quarter to five. A detachnion".o
Cent Gardes, commanded by a captain(' i-eatie;
attendance at the station to escort their Aifirriggv
who proceeded to the palace in an op.eniteptiortiOrf
and four, the young Prince followin4 in
with his nurse and lgouvernante.

-.....40.--•-•-•.

AUSTRIA.
niolsib3„lst°
VIENNA, 18.—Loud are the CO
nth
which are made of the conduct of tb:
Government in the Bessarabian an(' Jok:
Wallachian questions, and great is 01%014
nation of Austria that paragraph
to be " bnilf 0..j°11
of the Treaty of Peace is likely
The French Government now makes, (3,,-;1311P-d
cause with the St. Petersburg Cab,n-l'n'obilli,",
requests the Austrians to evacuate the via-tive
Principalities "as the questions rei%ettia:i
ißolgrad and the Isle of Serpents can h,e 01,Z.
in the Paris Conferences ;" but to tb''
obi eetn36'
Aling the matter Austria strongly
hadof an opportunity of remarking. in theii-ja eo,o`.
April and March last,
things
ovoillutfort-abioee-r
was inclined to make ti
possible for Russia, and shgesfenasrs that tile,sfo'
sarabian frontier question will not be sii.ntifr°6l,
torily settled if her troops are now withdraws °1
the Lower Danube, and the British fleet 111)04
Black Sea. That the Turks share het o,clah
hensions is evident, for within the last 43.0,1'
they have sent troops to Galacz, Which 'S
Bessarabian frontier. The Austrian Gic'veinr-
declares that it will quit the Danubian
ties as soon as the Bessarabian frontier qa,h-as 00vi
definitively settled, and therefore Rtiashi-110
to announce that she cedes Bolgrad an" 26.0114
of Serpents to Moldavia, and the Cornteliiilo6,e't;
the Danubian Principalities can soon takie,,,,•fillEgf
That Austria has a double motive for °,`"11004,
prolong her stay in the principalities 15 diso
a. l
ti
certain, and she would probably be gres
celled should Russia take her at her wftr ig end
fancies that Moldavia and Wallachia vin,.lll
the rendezvous for the revolutionists 01:dote.
if she should withdraw her troops 1":11 o°4o°.
provisorium is at an end, but her aPPrv-jep
are certainly exaggerated. As has sill l'orTile
suggested, Austria could, in case of nee'sgacl:to
military cordon between her territori tr-colle
Principalities, or she could withdraw ber-atie t 4
some of the smaller towns of Moldavia elP;roillift
Chia, while the Commission was Per'ereafl
duties in Jassy and Bucharest. Certain AO! ft3o
which have reached my ears during tiloo 1;00
days, induce me to fancy that the founa„%nea 01
future alliance between Russia and ,_-'l.-100,11181).
already been laid. Austria is for tnewrier:to
almost isolated, and it is not clear to W.,: 4, sg'.
is to find allies, unless indeed she earl Plana
effect a complete reconciliation she ea glo4 tl
effect a complete reconciliation wiwith gh.-11111 01°
Prussia. It is still positively affirtneu -dacea..;oo°
the Emperor of Russia never e%Pre,ll7P;oo'
disapprobation of the policy of Austria iu 460
Esterhazy, but you may be assured thatro-tYtijOt
tiori lei
I repeat, that the Czar, at the Congratui
told the Austrian Ambassador Extraort);4ll„,P"tifs
he received his personal congratulations "ir v;000
sure, but added, " You may write to Yvseat'ioild
that I prefer actions to words." The •fia dot
quoted was repeated more than once, stole
heard by two or three persons who were„sitaill' %
by.i Prince Esterhazy was deafer than "ibe d9ld9ldd not choose to hear what was Said by the `I:,
but he called on Prince Gortschakoff °:gsea'tfiis,"
after the levee, and related what had P,7,-,kattlir
made no reply to his Majesty," said t'w.der
ambassador, " because I did not 000• 51 ere
co
the place or the occasion (ni les /ieux 74'600. 60;
fitting for such a description of convers,%s ttlilird
not the Hungarian Prince display more ir
Russian
Emperor? Prince Esterhazy' his
declare that he was heartily glad when
was at an end.

The,doe-Ai
We have Madrid advices to the' 17th ins,l'd th.il
Gazette of that date publishes a decree gran Ell; I'
fi):te"
fls
tod persons implicated in the events of last l',",lin;11-°Lk,trif
(Tree repeals the law of sequestration 0' "no tin
of the Queen Dowager Maria Christina; ete
reinstates various persons in the rank and 41'4°
bad accorded to them in June and July' 17%14r, Yeiiri
Urbistondo had assumed the direction of t°
ment. The Government was stated t° " ottl.
engaged in the re-organisation of the tc°ol; Picl.bl;
variety of old decrees on the managemen 1.00
matters were again put in force. The ta.-
uess of the new Minister of Finance are Prora et f:10°:
Government organs, and his capacity t° elatt/jet%
neje° reo i"
fully the difficulties of the food crisis P
on. The Absolutist journals' demand the re
Phjell P4l
null and void of all proceedings which 1.-fe;
consequence of the law of secularise the Cl!jjoil
by tPV
vincial journals are reported
with the idogvidrlor;
went papers to be pleased
of the men in power. General Dolce, ifir:r 93°0•01td,
view he had with Narvaez before he left 'in falit'peri,-0
declared that he always intended to re slags °' -do
the Queen; that he belonged to no alleocieriall,,,' (10',1
cians in particular, but was simplY a s,°,`"b" ad 0° ijeire
bad taken any part in the events of 181'bee'°6hee Pridi/
sa from the force of cireumstanc2s, anu f
„e o a, if
been assured that Narvaez himself Was (jr. 111:e
cipal persons concerned in the morem.en;of
Mobilier had obtained the aljudicatt° fwrbro;c;
section of the Northern Railw Y Oenar3eeo:o;oftr
refused the command of the Cas;alrY. le roY
the
edescelqatrieedstrtaotiboendwishsaictihsfiheaddct 'fitlslatsFerhaeirier-t_s ffr.
She wants public reparation for what 9"
public insult,

SPAIN