The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-13 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRANCE.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT)
PARIS, MONDAY EVENING.
Tassels.
The .Nord, the Russian organ of B
announces, on authority of a telegraphic despatcl!
from London, that the English Government hea
sent passports to Prince Carini, the N
Ambassador, thus taking the initiative in brealciDg
a tale'
off relations. But if this had been. true-
graphic despatch from London would, no doubt!
have informed us of it at the sometime aS thf
Nord- True or not, it is certain that the Freneor
Cabinet has not dismissed the Neapolitan Minitite.o
here, neither has he left Paris even to act
Brussels.' . • eti
The Government, I am informed, has reeell.t
accounts from Naples. They represent-
eapolitao
perfect tranquillity prevailed, and that the P-11301
had begun to relax somewhat of his systerood
or
rigour, especially in Sicily. He had even de=ed
that a Certain degree of liberty should be
the press at Palermo. • last
The Emperor, on his return from St. Gicti(-
evening, had a very long conference with o°Ltlii,
Walewski, Minister of Foreign Affairs ; bat
nature of it is not known.
Yesterday, as I told you- some days
ba the
named for the reception of Count Ikesseleffbwrieor
Emperor, to present his crea.entials thew: at
to the b° e, it
Russian Ambassador; but, owing
which his Majesty arrived fro/x. ComPiegligst it
could not take place. It was .expeet,d,int e s°:
would take place to-day, but it has 3a6' `,,nr 00'
and no day is yet fixed for it. It is, holve:'-
likely'that it will belong delayed. „ at
No accounts of the late change of nit ever!
Constantino le have yet been received, ouVI
thet government ; but the latter expec`'„O: the
ho-morrow. In the meantime it encoureWv-A, out
hoe that the cabinet formed by Resebid;;;.ed•
will net be so anti-French as it had at first,i-, afl
-
It has been reported, in some of the Belglval,eoetil
German papers„-that M. de Thouvenel, th°',oad;
Ambassador at Constantinople, is to be ree,"„t ne
but I am informed, on good authority, tw-beea
desire of recalling him exists, or has evel.
of
entertained. , fa.
Letters from St. Petlaisburg confirm tue alerts
there being large bodies of troops in the Etiette
provinces of the empire. They are kept,.t'Adstrili
a counter-demonstration to the I.;Yesence or Ph
The Pacha of Egypt has gone on an c Id
IP
in the Danubian Principalities. 0006,1110
the interior of his estates, and has col'
government to a regency: no tbil,
Another very heavy fall has. taken place lc a;
Bourse to day. They have fallen 36c. ; Pa'"000
France shares, 60f.; Credit Mobiliers, 76f) feo
the different lines of railway from 15f. to 6°1;044
the reasons explained in yesterday'sletter,r
are expected to decline still further. • 084
M. Lejolivel, the news agent, who some til..tae-
was condemned to imprisonment for having
„:"giae
_a compositor of the imperial printing office
h_copy of' the treaty of peace 01 IMay.
at liberty
before it was published, has been sat

„,, vivol'ldtto
PARIS, TvEsrA lord, ill lai
The Russian organ of Brussels, he ;I: has be.d."‘l
number received to-day, Says that ",t,„o3oltifP't
definitively settled that no Congress en ""led, pt
and Isle of Serpents question shall bee.fti nersL
that it shall be Settled by the Corrinittfttie, ,il.-ti
Constantinople, and .that, in the 1110t-5ea,,7,10
English fleet is to remain in the Vac”' I' JP.-
the Austrian forces in the Principalities. tbis il
enquired, in an official quarter, whetliern,,:efpot
portant statement be true or not, and aul e-.111),'w
that it is erroneous. No decision on, the "
0
has yet been come to. ,r to t
General Changarnier has written a letter tens
Nord to say that there is no truth in a stag ooll'
of that journal, to 'the effect that he llau,„ssacl°r
feren.ce with Lord Normanby, when alringlis'
here, of a character which showed that the 1-',lO. V"
Government entertained designs not dissial:lea La
those which the tall Emperor Nicholas reve
WO
Sir H. Seymour.
hreenwewcionmg,mfoei;caianlotleird feta) ,a 0
It is reported that the government con-- to si- - a
sil
amount of capital. 1,0, 1301.0#
There has been an 'improvement 011 the
sho4
to-day. In the Threes it is of 30e, and
MI; undertakings P
intoth
,of. A
quiring.
of the different railways of from la. *ll fell
has been caused chiefly by the news that at are a
irfehibition 0 Jog.,
of a rupture of the alliance with Ecarlll„,,`„s6ed°l..,;
an end, M. do Persigny, the French nthalll",;- °.
former.
Notmu cii footing.i
having succeeded in placing matters -
i.fietttie
' 116
ssaid just now-about a oe,`„ers,i 80
in the, ministry, but in wewinfnmed e'l9- ig' 0
that. in, ~
still considered not at all unlikely
Walewski, the F . • - resit, Ow
oteign Minister, 1119 Y that al
I way„ perhaps, be worth mentioning, - 1,6, 103 ri
personage, though, in the opinion'of all svtbe ~/.ect
him, of very small ability - indeed, fiche, in P-Ift;
highest confidence in his own talent; '-`eday. is
thinks himself the first diplomatic of the etteatii
is greatly ridiculed in political circles; sligijart-
those of the government, and is bli-u dePt- 0
esteemed even by the officials of his cwinwcf"
ment. He bears the nickname of '' the - ceLet
Man." , the fe Or
The Marseilles telegraph announces The 11; e 0
of Constantinople news to the 3rd•,,.,;1061;e0.,
nation of Reschid Pacha to the minis‘gfatfe)(le)
received with great pleasure. Lord Pt..-be,
‘ie
Redcliffe had presented the Sultan wii_wd. nia"ilia,
of the Garter with great pomp, and Jli from Loa
speech. Admiral Lyons had receive:, 00
Sultan a sword ornamented with dis'")9 net
Sir IL Bulwer the Order of Medjidie,„oo%oo-
- St. Petersburg letter, in our P. es:reli,
protests once-
.again, in the 111?s' Eliaca-1)11
terms, that the Russian Cabinet !s„,presv-TIO
desirous of peace, and is 11%,,.-01. ,nada
shocked at being suspected of the CO11,4" 00:74 t°,
Cabinet also thinks, we are told, that ontroe
an immense concession to Europe, in eingill'ldrest
submit the points in dispute, about ',"". 001374 it
the Isle of Serpents, to the decision c''' a --
„, 0 a
M. de Moray, it is added, is Cen-13 o'B
s:ncerity._ . _ . receAsi.
has • t
P.S.—I hear that the Government has larileek
news of disturbanceS having taken Pccover,,,°,oo,
Minor, in consequence of the Turkish „ern",' eta
having carried into effect the law arcedJ.- to 137„,
Also, that the-English engineers, chtAlePl3
the Euphrates railway,
.have arrived 3'
14 •
4
OPENING OF THE 06%.611:'
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LEGISLATIVE CatB.3:LA'
ii•
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The session of the Belgian vf,S, AO pal
.aot
was opened to-day by the followieb°
Gentlemen,--1191 0
.0 the 005,
the. King : ii,ULeSgSisvii6--atirsolreeou
~..
„Ain 1 nei me
of you, to address to the nation the OP- e'sseu lefetly-t0
longed to find myself sw-ressieroott.oli,
heavbrbilelieanunt
frtoei.s(tiiemdomnieesoonf
tahffeeocteigi,..,,,rsi.ol3 :iotie rill;
feelings
whichtihrrs ofehapiness which have been bon oci ft the
anniversary of the inauguration of mYr,re,h'',l3 Pltc °loll
Those manifestations, arising out er '-`-c,.oitle-,.503at';
tiative of 'the Chambers, - be - est` •ne".l'
will not to ow" t'' re'ri.jefe
country.. They will raise it higher in „f tlie„-°
and will obtain honour for it in the eYe'4,,-fiden'-i-r. lif
Our international relations feel its "' bqoeweoers 0
have they been marked by a more kindir ,c Of a tgo a fc,,reci'
Providence, in granting us the bless^%riti nv °ITO
abundant harvest, has brought back B'i.9 I•o3'i'es9, of
SUfrew-rieertilettpl °
number of families, who have been
nd privations durinc, late Years. '-' to ()cc" e 6
ace'bli
problemp of public food "mnst -continue o
warmest •attention. , been 13,1„10.01
The triennial reports which have Just be the ' jate.llo:
prove the solicitude of my Government. n. Al. A P.O
mint of primary and secondary instructr_ 600 o
..aonitof
no less great if felt by it for the. diisetto7. the acroitfeve
rior system of instruction. ThviePeninVe opP°l'd si,tpe
year has furnished it recently with t4cro antv ot
the liot
reverting to those principles, :prOsPeri
application of which must ensure th 105 tile
Universities of the State. liternWo wir °Olt
The -movement .of our ' national ,_e tievi 10
lessened. The arts and sciences 51.1,"
.clal rst
Ott, 6
same splendour, and are extending every •
agric 01A
useful applications. ..„ our _ _ve
9.40
Much progress can be yet realised ~..7 ray G-0., re
industry. With a view of assisting.- t_tisiatiota w _ilea
e 11'00
will propose to you the revision of our le6
a til ite.a6
to water courses.
sary t°,!' coadel9
and elegance of its forms. It is neres- rty 0. - DO,-
proPe Or 4
legal guarantees in favour of the 0 the settle,e
Industry borrows more than ever? 61)11' - .00 '-
the de, igns of manufacture. ntrY i 5 ° bas
The commercial situation of the con .alon froil?if of
the basis of our commercial i-egirle•
vision ef t 0111
satisfactory. A law voted in the inst 51c'exPeebte tsr.jr of
wisdom of the Chambers that the red in that
our Customs' duties will be continue