The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-04-25 00:00:00

RUSSIA

The Russian organ, Le Nord, publishes the
speech addressed by the Metropolitan of Moseew
to the Emperor Alexander, on the occasion of h's
visit to the Cathedral. His Eminence, in the
course of his address said—" Thy justice and
thy valour were not refused to war; thy humane
sentiments were not refused to the peace which
they offered thee. The enemy has not vanquished
Russia; thou has vanquished enmity,"
The same journal states that at a banquet given'
by the Governor-General of Moscow, at which
were some Turkish Pachas who had been taken
plisoners at Kars, his Imperial Majesty addressed.
the latter in words full of kindness, ande ac
mented them upon the gallant defence of their
city. The Turks were deeply moved, and still
more so when his Majesty added that they vier°
free, and could return when they pleased to their

homes.
The Odessa Gazette contains an address to the
Russian Minister of Finance from twelve Engl'sil
mercantile firms trading with the port of St.
Petersburg, expressing their thanks for the po
tection afforded to them during the war.

THE PENINSULAR MAIL.

SOUTHAMPTON, APRIL 24

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's stem
ship Tagus, with the Peninsular mails, has

arrived.
The Tagus brings sixty-six passengers, and.,
.23,400 in specie. Her dates are Gibraltar, APED
16; Cadiz, April 17; Lisbon, April 19 ; Oporto,
April 20; and Vigo. April 21.

FRANCE.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

PARIS, WEDNESDAY EvENTSG'
The Government has received intelligence dit°
the Russian journal Le Nord, of Brussels, is ,
publish, to-day or to-morrow, the text of the treatjo
of peace and the protocols ; but as it has reas" it
believe that the publication will contain errors,
It
has given orders to the newspapers not to reP,er'st
it. The government is itself adverse to be th p
w e B,„
to u the documents, and it is only aitim, L'v
do so b
forlish the Turkish ratification, which is exPeetee
every hour._ A telegraphic despatch says that th

ratification had reached Marseilles.
Great preparations are making for the haPtiin
nstg
of the Imperial Prince, and yesterday exPeppri,lll: do
R
were made with illuminations in the al3
ivoli. Before it takes place the Emperor
Empress mean to visit Bairitz. the
Although several journals have denied tb,"i" If
Emperor means to visit Algeria, I am Pve
assured that he will go there in September. fleet
The llioniteur announces • (what if I I.Bo° re-
right I told you some time back), that Pig
parations have been made on the southern it
for the reception of the sick solu'e.: 'ISV
also says that at Constantinople sicknosa,7,:n°%lo
the French was declining, and that the hospitals
were in a satisfactory condition. You have
-
learned before this, that the official jeurnaiae the
tains a decree, making a further redtloti°a
army ; it is of two battalions of the rifle brig tof
A Marseilles despatch announces the reol,ooo
news from Constantinople to the I.4th. latter
Sardinians, and four French regiments
from Eupatoria), had been embarked for "'s tan-
and France. The Sardinian hospital at C"ssielt
tinople had been destroyed by fire, but the
eon
were saved. Adimral Grey's house litti also b
burned down. wits
The Paris papers have been discitaaing' tbo
some heat, what took place in the Con.resa °that
Italian question, and some of them deer five
there is any truth in what the English naPera
Wing
said on the subject. The Siecle of this CountW)
repeats, apparently with authority, that after ror
de Cavour had submitted a measure to the Erarde in
on the state of Italy. it was read and ilisollss`„ced
the Congress, that Count Walewski comlne-,.toy
the discussion, and that Lord Clarendon heti' ive
joined him in demanding prompt and exteos of
political and civil reforms, as the sole melt° it,
preventing an outbreak ; also, that Russia, e
spite of the opposition of Austria, seemed to agr%
with all that was said, except in so far as
regarded the King of Naples.
The government has presented a bill to the
Legislative body, authorising tdv
he aance to "I,:
farmers of 100,000 000 francs (four millions ate"
ling), for promoting draining. the
The Independance of Brussels, says tbat
government is greatly annoyed at M. Brel:nd
its Ambassador, at Naples, having given a g,"; of
ball to King Bombein, such a demonstraq'the
regard for his Majesty being inopportiole„;,,': and
present disaffected state of the two Si6Torloff
Italy. The same joarnal says that Colln"„iete
has subscribed for twenty copies of the C°'-'
ed
works of the Emperor Napoleon 111. W
The Polish Legion, which England conteoPvera-
raising has been dissolved, and the English Tit in
to
ment has ordered the objects purchased
Paris to be sent to London. efased
The Diet of the Duchy of Weimar bas r 055
to make a grant of the public money to a Printttob
of the reigning family, married to a P
mince.

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THE DEFENDER OF ICINBURN.—A letter from ado
states that General Kochanowitch, who bad been "'dlut
prisoner when Kinburn was captured, and whose (:)„trned
was brought before a court-martial sitting at the firtiv'"
town, has been honour .bly acquitted. America
THE AMERICAN Man.—The royal mail steamer ,-- w'll
will sail for Boston and Halifax to-morrow. he fora
be received at the General Post-office, in the oval The
course, up to ten, and with late fees to eleven o'clock. , iocic
box at the landing stage will be open up to twelve o c
for letters, &c., with additional late fees. • assuni‘
Tli E WEATHER continues beautifully fine, and ig , A
ing that warmth which indicates the advent of soolni, e't;,, ro
little rain would not, however, be unwelcome—indeco, ,!'fill
the present, we have this month had, in this locality, 04 0
events, fewer of those beautiful April .showers tneient
remember for the last five years. There is a
margin of the month left to make up for this.