The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-09 00:00:00

as some of th

up" of assurance societies g(
should teach the public to

patroniee such provident institutions. •
The clipper-ship Donald Maay, which sailed
from this port on Monday evening last, had only
reached off the port of Queenstown, when she was

obliged to come to an anchor in consequence of
the death of the medical officer. A telegraphic
message has reached the owners here, Messrs.
lamee Baines and Co., stating that another
surgeon had been obtained from Cork, and that
the Donald M`Kay would proceed yesterday morn-
The celerity with which the important office
filled speaks well for the perfect character of
nt. and exemnlifios the

of the

ging by their

ess of the People's Concert a

George's Hall. on Saturday hist, has been univer.
sally acknowledged ; and it has induced the
energetic and spirited conductor and originator
to manifest his gratitude for the extensive and
liberal patronage bestowed upon his gigantic and
important undertaking. Accordingly, we learn
that a host of talent has been engaged for Satur-
day next, that the Grand Organ will again be called
into requisition, and that, in addition to Miss
Farrell, of the Nobilities' Concerts, London, Miss
Landon, Mr. Scarisbrick, and Mr. Wilson, there will
be a numerous choir of the Apollo Glee Club. Such
enterprise merits the most unreserved approval,
e, and support
The letter of our

patron

pecial Paris correspondent,
as well as our copious reports of foreign news in
other columns, do not call for special notice here.
The King of Naples still obstinately refuses the
demands of the Allies, consequently they are about
to adopt a more energetic line of policy. The finan-
cial report of M. Magne, presented to the Emperor
of France, will amply repay perusal. The report
dwells on the prosperous condition of the treasury,
on the ready manner in which taxation is met, and
on the activity of trade i it depicts the imports of
the precious metals, which surpass the exports in
spite of the magnitude of the latter, and it covers
with its approval the restricted measures
adopted by the Bank of France. The Paris Bourse
has recovered from the panic of Monday, and
prices have risen, though not to any extent. The
only news from Russia relates to the late fetes at
Moscow. Six hundred delegates of the people
have assembled at Merges; they have delayed that
the sovereignty of the people is in danger from
monarc

is intrigues, and constituted a central
committee. They have voted an address to the
authorities, and a manifesto to the people of
Switzerland. The railway agitation in the Canton
de Vaud is on the increase.

The local incidents of the day are rather nume-
rous and interesting, as may be gathered from the
reports of the Police, County and Bankruptcy
Courts. We would call attention to the official
enquiries before the Board "of Trade authorities

into the late collisions in the Channel. They will
illustrate the dangers arising from steamers going
at a high rate of speed in places frequented by

THE London Times, of Monday, announced that
the Royal Mail Steam Company have issued a
areholders, proposing to

circular to their a
establish the lo

ydney and Panama.