The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-25 00:00:00

SUP LONDON CORRESPONDENT.
LONDON, MONDAY.
legaphic despatches received hero this
Constantinople are to the 17th, and
I kki 4arest to the 15th. They do not enlighten
klitisliPQn the position of affairs in the East;
eY rather confuse our impressions derived
i the
kerdegiliar mail advices from those places.
% from Conslantinople, that the combined
Itlaeve Passed through the Dardanelles, and
will proceed up to Constantinople one by
headiathit is added, "hostilities are to commence
tias This clearly cannot be the case, inas-
-1404 v" interval of fifteen days, stated in the
s of Omer Pacha to Count Gotschakoff,
Out
otaexPire until to-morrow. Even then it is
stielils certain whether the allied fleets will
ettkeu a hurry to engage in the melee. I
they will only interpose in case of
territory proper being menaced by the
forces, or in case of some serious disaster
teielirkisla naval armament in the Black Sea.
/Jl4ol:from Bucharest is still more perplex-
batiBaYs that Omer Pacha is preparing to cross
1%114, at points which are named ; of course
e liew of attacking the Russians. This is
o
tolltrary to all our previous ideas, for
Re have been led to believe that the orders
t t4Qkstatninople were not to cross the Danube
,t t4°
a defensive position upon his own
IS :'eempetent military opinions unanimously
'441146f these tactics. Besides, to be preparing in
that is implied, for ten out of the fifteen
eee'l4 Sto be rather sharp practice. It may,
Le only a feint to amuse his own troops
urow the Russians off their guard, the real
attack being 'far distant in Asia. One
.''Qwever, is certain, not only from these de-
-11
es but from the whole tenor of the Constan-
n
athices received yesterday, both in London
(Cris, namely that Turkey is in earnest; that
not mean to permit Russia to succeed in
e `.il'ttrent objects, without first trying the rela-
ora'ellgth of their physical power, and that, even
tea, she will fight to the last for her indepen-

appears to have been received in Paris
if' Russian Government of peculiar impor-
%, We may judge from the care taken to
,pt
kV lts publication in any indirect form. I
he ;aeon to believe that the correspondents of

Ilio°2llllals-13.ere have been invited, after a
littg that only irresponsible Governments can
'llot to publish it in their communications.
tlleil/light safely be promised, as it was certain
1 ot,„.
Apii
kih, b department of France would not give
i,,. of it, nor would the Russian Embassy,

'tlr,
k: that, with one exception, all the Londo:
3 are . hostile to its policy. As far as I ca.
alit, the note amounted merely to a kind
,
;6tiell or warning, that Turkey; and not
t had been the first to declare war, and
assut had no alternative but to accept the
nest. To say that Turkey has been the first
elale war, is to forget that Russia invaded
el,
LllliciPalities—itself a cases belli, and perfectly
e
,o •
„ Ping with the previous declarations or
iiimiestoes of St. Nesselrode, the insolence of
et,t excited the indignation of all Europe.
Pacific
resolutions still animate the two Govern-
is of England and France. They will not,
the last moment, engage in any contest.
• eY do not wish, if the peace of Europe is to be
tarbed, to be responsible for the consequences.
visit of the King of the Belgians to this
illrt is intended to strengthen this determina-
.l. Indeed, some say that the Austrian con-
ions of that grossest and last of constitutional
`.rchs have materially influenced the royal
‘ this somewhat unusual season. Austria's
teNtit, after all, is only conditional upon the
4'°414 ikary element being discouraged ; but it
End also answer Austria's purpose to detach
,evet ,(I from the French alliance. That, how-
,
'l4k, )'s hopeless, for no foreign minister would
find week who could be so rash as to play the
kete:4 Russia. It is clear, from present appear-
(leti.;.' that the longer the Aberdeen Cabinet delay
441ve action, the more difficulty will they have
ti(liic,,,tlafying parliament of the prudence of their
But, under any circumstances, the Belgian
C 104151, remarkable circumstance, and I have no
quisi..it has some connection with the present state
Ifqrs,
l'tive have received no account of the result of the
Council at Windsor to-day, up to the time
r`hieu this despatchswas made up.
kbotite new system of stamping newspapers .is
"114. t 0 be extended in compliance with the
ilalcations on the part of several journals. That
14 4teid of the ugly red patch called a stamp at
corner of the.broadsheet, which nobody used
,
see, there will shortly appear on other lead-
t~~ Papers a well printed black official stamp,
Rid the title of the journal, just as is the case
the.TniEs. This new stamp is printed along
triv the paper, the machine, by an ingenious con-
, hiaellee, registering the number of stamps printed,
htt is daily inspected by an official from Sourer-
Of zo• douse. This simple change, which is capable
tt `tairtation to any machine, is in reality of
t er importance to the government than to the
potth.,a er proprietor. For instance, the cartage
f paper upon which the TIMES is printed t
corn Somerset House cost about Xl3O a year.
It Vas paid by the manufacturer, but of course
t44'S an element in the cost to the printer, and
At £l3O may be said to represent the whole
4
of the change to the paper. But with
k:eet to the government the change is infinitely
re
tt4„ useful, for the stamping of the 40,000 sheets
14 Consumed by the TIMES, employed a dozen
kr cortsta,ntly, whose- labour is now. superseded,
•
)(!, whose cost to the state was about £l5OO a
Boy, All this is now saved. No wonder that the
e
rot tit.staent is prepared to entertain applications
4e extension of so obvious an improvement.

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Five ran.
LATEST BETTING.
9 to 1 agst Haco (taken)
,9 to 1 agst Mistletoe (taken)
2 to 1 agst Orestes (taken)
„1
‘0 to -1 agst Invasion (taken)
111? 00 to 3 agst Grey Tommy (taken)
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OLEO
.IIN WIGAN.—The first case of cholera in Wigan
Stl4-Ve present visitation, has been registered. The
(If it is a man mamed Joseph Taylor, a tallow
1,1/44 aged 46. He was taken ill on Thursday morning,
04 '.,14,1, at 9 o'clock on Sunday morning.
Ik, .rti,)INIEN-r AND SUICIDE—DISTRESSING CASE.—
CsOjg `143. last; Mr. Blizard, the proprietor of the Brick-
itiVilit,A,rras, Eagle-street, Red Lion Square, London,
\cif suicide by hanging himself in his bed-room.
ti eloped last week with a man named Bentley, since
td es tlal4e deceased had been very low spirited.
'tee Lord Bishop
.of St. Asaph Will consecrate
ilriscor Church at Gorsedd, in the parish of Whitrord, near
As this is one of the Churches erected in lieu
ko-cli4v-'apel lately alienated from the Church by Lord
now..attached to the convent of Franciscan
'est 41ultasa, the occasion is one of more than ordinary