The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-29 00:00:00

and that they even contemplate fig

battle on the very ground now oco,
forces of Omer Paella. Hostilities, t'

commenced, we may expect to Ilea

every day about minor affairs, un

have so arranged their movements

can avoid a general action

At a late hour last night th

ceived here, containing an official ''

French Government, on
.the Turco•R

tion, which supplies an unquestii
of the policy of }lance. This d

course you will print. shows

nor France will abandon Turkey; rats
will incur all the risks of the ultima 1

plies that negociations are for the pre.
and that the combined fleets, now be

tinople will, if necessary, act with dee,'
waters of the Black Sea. You will 1081,

that the fleets did not enter the Dardt

upon the summons of the respective

of England and France. This is intP°ll7ii
a technical sense, it keeps both the Wre!,)l
ers out of the position, which might be <
ing, of principals; they merely act,
„.I)Yity

treaties, as subsidiary forces, for the
not grant. the finnan until he had ree°it

ances of actual support in this sense. -13,
mains to be seen whether Russia will
proceeding a ground for a declaration ,
already know that British merchants atto
burg have been informed that the course.o
by Russia with respect to British shiPP?od
ports, would depend upon that adopt
country. ; we have at length taken a cep
which involves certain consequences.
for Russia to deterthine whether in her
constitute a casus Belli. _ _

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Rumours are again in circulation of 0:1
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by Russia upon Kleiva. it is said tlitio
has been renounced of effecting his C 0
land, but that an expedition has been 0
the Sea of Aral, from whence Kleiva
proached by the Oxas. ~_•

THE Mt

-ivicIPAL

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The annual election of Town°e
Tuesday next, will not pass off s° ilil 1
has hitherto been supposed. There i5.:"141
tests in five of the wards, viz :—"Valli'st.
street, Abercromby, West Derby, an:, 1
Ward. In the last named ward, Mr. )11t
was yesterday announced as the opP°,llet
Oliver Holden,.and we understand tol'ol
dress will be issued to-day. The 01,
complete list of the candidates, up to -01'

our going to press :
Wards. Retiring Members.
Everton
Scotland ...John Woodruff ..... .John

Wisi
Vauxhall William Nicholson Davell 0
ero
Oliver Holden... OliY
{ willis
Georro
, janies„
( *I• ';01

St. Paul's

Exchange

Charles Turner

Castle-street.... George bolt.
St. Peter's James Holme

Pitt-street..

W. P. Jeffreys

John
. Ales° 1
1.42

Great George AV A. Clayton
Rodney-street J. A. Tobin...

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R, C. vol
Abercromby R. C. Gardner.... {J.O. V ii
110
Lime-street J. B. Lloyd J. -B. ')
St. Anne-street John Nicholson .......John ,)i.. $
West Derby { WilliCO
JM. W00d....... F. A, 0
South Toxteth....,Samuel Holmo Sam° 0
North Toxteth.... Mathew Gregson . 3ldtbelc

"
A NEWSPAPER WANT.—The Argus alone ev "
fin
30,0001. worth a-year of paper, and at this nt ve
the proprietors is constantly on the watch in IP"
aE
the•consignments of paper from the incoming ;
the newspaper should come to a dead stop. 1„
that one, if not both, of our local journals wi" t 144 a
compelled to cease publication for a while for
10/
Now, if one considers the immense quantity
sumed in the entire range of the colonies, and i'„o }iqqac
how vastly the consumption will increase, one is VI tkt,',
a paper manufactory has not been set up in Ails
Sydney take the hint. Here is a good opeml!'l'
In .A
prize ; and Sydney is the only place ustrall3
thing is practicable.—Sydney _Herald. s4,t
THE HOP HARVEST IS nearly closed• oil air'
mouden the crop has come down much lighter ht elljdl
first expected. The average growth is about ei,ge:4. 11\
acre. Some of the growers have made good pnc 44,
Goudhurst the picking is nearly finished, three 6:,5. op
largest having a few days more work. The
ting very brown, and their quality not first-rate', fet
stone the hops are all picked, and the ere].) ,t"
The growth will be found to average from 4! c"-. htasi
The Bichlenden hops ara all down; there are osyer
good ones, and some very bad. The average to ,Seat 1
hops at Upchurch is nearly 8 cwt. per acre. ,4JDo
den the hops are all in, and the average is e 2
average growth in the Suttons is estimated '"V
cwt. to the acre. The Wateringbury farmers /
some very good hops, and will average about°. t
acre. The average growth at Loose is somet_blllsll
7 cwt.
61 cwt. The
acSmrearden hos are down, and wit' 4,.e4 I;ke
to the . At East Farleigh, "the ace—
from 71 cwt. to Bct. to the acre; and at Yaldiag4i
ton the hops have come down very short, but tOti,
average at first over n 1„14, '

wt to the