The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-11 00:00:00

SPAIN

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Our accounts from Madrid are of the WO' or,.
The Diario Espanol announces that the 1.60,
foiloWetote
Constitution is to be promulgated before the DI
inst., and that it will be immediately
the publication of the organic laws. It [Os° Sr 0;
that a royal decree would shortly apPe3'i'co_iP
establishing the duties paid on articles t„tiov
sumption at the gates of cities after the Ist d
next. ffoo
General Dulce had returned to I\ladijo
S M.araossa. ber
Manuel Garcia Gallardo, former Ille--ni.ooe!
the Royal Supreme Council, had beenj:Al
member of the Commission charged with. u'id'
up the law on the Council of State, in the P
M. Pacheco, Ambassador in London. t oti%rif
M. de Grovestines, the Minister PleniP°
of Holland, had returned to Madrid 11'501
excursion through the northern provinces (3",„iipiefl
On the 24th the stage coach, in which he (3,c,-f tOd
the coupe, was stopped on the Santanu:istil
Valladolid-road by the band of Hierros, e°ll,:espef
of six armed men, The bandits treated witl,3' 00"
the representative of Holland, as also we
travellers. 10°e
The Captain-General of the Philippineviivele
wrote, on the sth of July, dot the AN'
continued perfectly tranquil.

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GREECE

The Esperance of Athens, the Paris Preps
other journals, give an account of a serlLo.,fril
agreement which has broken out bete 1,/;f
Greek government and the French admirs'itioflo)
latter has hitherto respected the military tlatiregi
of Greece in the Piraeus, out of personal /10100
for Captain Melingos, the commandant, il/4//' 00°,„0
received the decoration of the Legion of fte;;;
for his attention on every occasion to the 31.1,".6
troops, and for General Kalergi,
with a G'gl
aP
appointed him. The court, viewing
an officer acceptable to the allies, renlev,e„e6,,,J
tain Melingos, and appointed in his Vcital;',,t
Major Anghelopoulous. The Frenob 6aopoAe
Bouet de Willaumez, on hearing of this
Kyle
meat, announced that he would not a01°3"5%650
him. He added that the power of the,, fire
government did not extend to the Piro3°,,AotOfof
the French flag is flying, and that the 19tas"
rities were tolerated solely through rep
General Kalergi, the late Minister of ';'1,00 tea
had appointed them. He next proelt`rol dab
sound of trumpet that the comman',oo%64
Piraeus was exclusively French, and h°,r-bio otaf
it to Major Reboul, of the Marines.
incident has given rise to an exchange Zfjogli
The Presse says that the :English Minister 09
his full assent to the acts of the Fronelljitlie"di4/
The Greek government has conveyed t° 007
number of Frenchmen, in order that theY,oo"gor
instruction, with respect to the best
at
dr
making wine. Presses have been orderei ;of,
deaux. The last method of making essr-f,6
to be taught. The Esperance of Athens,
ult., says :—" A few days ago a band of 6u0at,,,,i
approached the village of Avalista, h r
leagues from the frontier, and demanded itte 07;
from the inhabitants. The Turkish detil'tijoliA
the village forbad the inhabitants tog iv,_°,:Tliviti
but the brigands attacked and put t"uoifilit.
flight, and then entered the village,
pillaged and set fire to, and thus destroi`ol doe
houses. The Turks in the neighbourb...°,6s
no further attempt to molest these dt' Jie,"oti)
who got clear off with their booty.
of this outrage the Greek troops near
crossed it and went in pursuit, but the brird- DUI
1.1
1-
escaped into their fastnesses, and oe
overtaken."

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THE UNITED STATES ARM Y.—ACCOTCHII AlFir
munication of the Secretary of State, the stet:l;ooV
in regiments, numbers over 13,000 men, of tiefo,ot4,(l4
than 12,000 are engaged in protecting the fr°l33lc rorss
the depredations of hostile Indians.—New °,l: "IA
A letter from Berlin of the sth says :---";00 01.),tri
government has lately defended, with agogu„ -07,F
energy at Constantinople the rights of the utjae 91,°,
davia, on the ground that the Porte has net -aco
annul a concession legally and definitively Or
the e
Prince Ghika.”
;01
THE CHIEF CONSTABLESHIP adaitioc Woo, Of
of forty six applicants already published, the f°,,,theoile
during the present week, sent in applicationg "„olisof)
office : Colonel F. Seymour Hamilton, late 11°.400 Clir,l7l)
Combs Dawn, near Bath ; Cap.ain A. 11`)°1:0st0°,11P‘111
Royal Artillery, Tilbury Fort, Gravesend; in Wr
Skinner, Cookham, Maidenhead, late IllsifllicaPA-07,
Lancers. There are, therefore, fifty one aPPittitToce%
office. The appointment takes place to-daY i`v bito ovif
RAILWAY EXTORTION.—We have frequent'attailordi
to complain of a sys'em of extortion which the 1,710,d
officials are in the habit of making for A,4011'
delivery of parcels. We question if such a irej
—and are of opinion that the directors can si-,,tive
the matter. Yesterday, a small parcel was u'd chy
fr
office, for which 4d, carriage was demanded, 30 0401 j
sixpence for delivery, being 150 per cent. °,,be dr,
Such conduct is ridiculous, and merits only POP
be reprobated. .reesiof
sos at As
The first of a series of Saturday evem,,40516, ,
working classes, in connection with the n
Man's Reading Room and Night School. W.llO, at on tir,
Mary's school room next Saturday even, `,Tl3raboit'
seven o'clock. It is expected that Wrill'3"; ctdeolipo
M.P., wilt preside on the occasion. An elie. Pa AO
sisting of Mrs. Steadman, Miss Norris, 50,1
Royer, Mr. D. Robinson, Mr. Arnastronli3OP Jo!,
Johnson, under the direction of Messrs. 4,e5ti;1"11
Holden, jun., have promised their services.o..-1 !Ay
FIRE AT FAZAKERLE Y, LAST 11„1„103 Od 9 sl'A
afternoon, a very destructive fire vl"..fara
Fremises occupied by Mr. Johnston as, ,000:06°,19
azakerley, consuming a quantity' 01 *bat 7 berob/A
The flames spread with such rapidity' "weretotocl $r
say that one bull, a calf, and a goat, le-cod t SIP
death. There were two engines from Tel 50 „nr
and the West of England engine can3e, this,
good services. How the fire originated,
property destroyed, we have not heard.
1 we understand, partially insured.: