The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-05-02 00:00:00

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STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND TRIESTE.
TWICE EACH MONTH.
The well known first-class screw Steam-ships
ARMENIAN 1,100 Tons.... Capt. Clarke.
• ATHENIAN 1,100 „ „ Gill.
THALIA.... 7OO „ „ Jno. Bell.

FOR CORFU, ANCONA, AND TRIESTE,
(Calling at Palermo and Messina,)
THE ARMENIAN
Will be despatched on TRURSDAY, ti-e 15th instant.
Fine goods tv,ll be received arid shipped according to priority
of delivery alongside.—Apply to
LAMONT, McLARTY, & CO., Liverpool.
Ist May, 1856.

SCREW STEAMERS BETWEEN LIVERPOOL, ITALY,
AND SICILY.
The fine First-class Screw Steamships
• - SARDINIAN (new) .Cap. John 1111Gowan.
~.. , ! \ ITALIAN ..(new).. „W. Hamilton.
• saw 011 MASSILIAN (new).. „ James Smith.
itt ..,,t._ ELBA .. (new).. „M. D. Hammill.
METROPOLITAN „ Primrose.
GENOVA . „ W. Richards.
The three first-named vessels are quite new, have been constructed
specially for the trade, are each of 1 MO tons capacity, and of the
highest class (A 1 for 12 years) at Lloyd's.

Succeeds the Elba.
Now in port, and will have Immediate despatcb,

FOR GENOA, LEGHORIg, AND NAPLES, CALLING AT
GIBRALTAR,
The fine new Screw Steamship
ITALIAN Captain HAMILTON.
Fine goods received and shipped rccording to priority of delivery

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alon.
For terms of Freight or Passage apply to
LAMONT, M•LARTY. & CO., 21.Water.stmet, Liverpool.
The SARDINIAN will succeed.

The Emperor Alexander's visit to Warsaw is now
decidedly fixed for the 18th of May.
It is announced that the Berlin wool fair will be held
this year on the 21st or 25th of June.

The article on Spain, in the Paris Constitutionnel has
produced great excitement and a, strong anti-Gallican
reeling at Madrid.

An imperial ukase has been published at Warsaw, sus-
pending for six years the levy of recruits in the entire
extent of the empire and kingdom of Poland.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says, that French
Consuls will be appointed at Kertch, Kherson, Nicho-
laieff, Taganrog, and Simpheropol, with a consul-general
at Odessa.

A letter from Constantinople, dated April 21, states
that, on the, preceding day, Admiral Grey had received
orders to send up transports for 5,000 British infantry,
who were immediately to leave the Crimea.
Mr. George Hadfield, M.P., has seceded from the
" Religious Liberty Parliamentary Committee," because
Sir William Clay, the chairman of that committee, has
accepted the government amendments on Church-rates
bill.

The Independence says, that the proclamation of the
Czar, disbanding the militia of the empire, (35,000 in
number) was accompanied by an executive regulation
with a veew of retaining as many men as possible under
their flag by voluntary engagement.
The Berlin correspondent of the Times says—A portion
of the Russian army of the Caucasus, with the troops
that will now be set free in the Crimea, are about to
undertake operations against the mountaineers. It
appears that these mountain tribes had availed themselves
of the Russians being perfectly occupied with their more
imposing foes, to harrass them in a variety of ways, and
in a variety of skirmishes, not always without success.
SINGULAR DISCOVERY.— Some workmen repairing a
house in Lancaster, have turned up a box, in which a
skull and other remains of a human body, a broken knife,
the blade of which was thickly coated with what
appeared to be blood, and a cloth upon which there
were evident blood stains, was also picked up, and over
all it seemed there had been placed a layer of lime. It
is evident that these remains are the tell-tale to some
deed of violence which is now beyond all reach of
investigation. The premises in question, we understand,
formed part of a public-house known, two hundred years
agon, as the White Lion
The Aironiteur, of on Wednesday, contains the following
official communication : The Constitutionnel, in its
impression of April 25th, says (for what purpose we
know not), that at the review, held on the Ist of April,
Marshal Narvaez had received no direct invitation from
the Emperor, and that the horse he rode was not from
the stables of his Majesty. The Constitutionnel has been
on every point very badly informed: The Emperor,
without interfering in the internal affairs of Spain,
honours all eminent men who have been on good terms
with France, and when these men have fallen from
power he is happy to find opportunities of giving, by
acts of courtesy, these proofs of esteem that ought not
to offend any one. We again repeat, with reference to
this occurrence, that the Modem?. alone is the official
organ of the government.