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

FRANCE.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
PARIS, FRIDAY EVENT
The political salons favourable to Russo',
id est nearly all in Paris, were thrown into c°ll., v
siderable alarm last evening by the statement ve,1•70
confidently made, by persons who are known to
well informed, that the deliberations in the C°,lll,
ferences during the day had been of a less atni"'t'4"o
character than those which preceded. The pr2tt,
subject under discussion were not mentioned, ""4
it was said that they had given rise to more seri°l.l"
differences of view than have yet presented 01013;
selves. The sensation created by the news was si
great that the A ssemblee Nationale, the princlP!'o
Russian organ, was instructed to endeavour,
quiet the alarm, and it has done so in an atticv's
this morning ; but though the lucubration is 10114,
to be as soothing as possible, it displays nnilleler,
takeable distrust as to the result of the Coll'

ences. ;
Lord Clarendon, I hear, displays adtml'ille
caution and firmness, in the deliberations. 4
Russians talk a good deal, and argue stoutly Willof
the hardships of such a condition, the injustietot
that, the unreasonableness of such another:l;st
Lord Clarendon, whilst listening with the great
attention and courtesy, does not allow 1
moved a hair's breadth from the line he has
out for himself, and the conditions he is instree:"
to impose. Count Walewski, the French plev`tilia
tentiary, plays, it is said, quite a secondary P',". j 5
the discussions, and on all knotty points ''he
hound to consult the Emperor by telegraph• ty,
reply promptly arrives from his AMiesto
and it is generally to the effect to stand bY„iicl
English negotiators. M. de Walew ski '
ierior
to be personally much annoyed at his in
position.
The Russian negotiators and their rartisang
are now trying a new dodge to influence„git
opinion of the French. Hitherto I have tol;'neli
~,
more than once, they have flattered the r,"saY
and disparaged the English, but now tali•:,,,nee
they fear that the English and French -otlf
is too firm to be shaken, rand that conse(rl'iops
as Russia is alone against the two greatest n¢ .ally
in the world, they ought to be generous, esPec4
as she is ready to acknowledge herself beatelic,eo
In consequence of the less favoural.;oo
about the Conferences, there has been a dee.'l-arsa
the Rente, and in most Seenrities on the J-1"
to-day.
' „itetif'
An imperial decree in this mornings JutlBs6,s
calls into active service the contingent ei 0,11
amounting to 140,000 men. This levy is 11,,-,cl to
increase of the army, but is principally destl
-
replace the soldiers whose time of sell'
expired.
The government has forbidden the pabl'e-
in the Presse of a feuilleton, by Eugene Su% Oa
A Berlin despatch of to-day meuti'n-dipl;?;
passage through that city of two Aussian.
matists, with new instructions for Count,. itt
relative to the frontier question. Letters tr° bigck
Petersburg state that every measure hss',..fdell
taken for the Baltic campaign, and t 110,- 811'
have been given to the Russian adrnirf"'„aitl'.
generals to defend Sweaborg to the last e%tfe-t.lO
The same letters announce, from Teherail'.,o4
the Persian government is taking measurqs_,t,9l
an attack of an English fleet omits onaSt'..

Three millers at Uttoseter have been fined
acitlp crated
with forfeiture of several bags of flour, having
the flour by miring rice with it. 'th t"
Assistant surgeon Bedwell, who was connected !11, 10
ease of poisoning by mistake at the garrison howis Ltviel,
received orders from the Director General, that hi ; k
Did
will no longer be required, the medical board have to
it as their opinion that he did not have recent
active measures as the urgency of the cm requirie,l"; sa fr°,ll4d
CRIMEAN HEROES.—On Wednesday last an Su",°-seg"hs
the inhabitants of the minty of Fermanagh was firfird' I
to Lieutenant-Colonel Maude of the 3rd Bolls, -1 11 t°,
brothers, Lieutenant-Colonel Maude, of the R/Y3
Artillery, and Lieutenant Maude, of the 41st etabi° th;
each of whom has served with marked distieoti° see°
present war. Richly
si%
on the same ocoasion to the gallant officers. b 9. • d
mounted swords were also Pr°
THE INLAND REVENUE ROARD.—There arei thif 0
commissioners of Inland Revenue at present, t
coofmmissionership not having been filled up. Ibehair:ll3";
the commissioners are as follows :—The e, coo
£2,500 ; the deputy chairman, £1,800; four ei-1600 ; the
missioners, 11,200 each. The secretary his le
r,
two assistant secretaries, £BOO each; the asss'fienhairol-
secretary, £6OO ; the private secretary to the of
£lOO. —Civil Service Gazette. IS relatea
COUNT ORLOFF.—The following anecdote
yo airls..et
Count Orloff and his musoular strength : At a gra,,t boetlblot
which he gave, hearing a lady admire a marifice'the " of
placed in one of the ornaments on the centre of ends
_a
he took it out to present it to her ; but finding tiTiv
the flowers wet from the water placed below, he.on.
on the instant a porte-bouquet of a new &script?, on lid t
took up one of the silver-gilt plates, and rolling ttIP
sheet of paper, he placed the bouquet within it, au
position snit the flowers to the lady.

'OREIGN INTELLIGENCE.