The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-18 00:00:00

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_*lay , contain intelligence which, in
some degree anticipates the later pacific news
which reached us by telegraph.
The Journal des Debats states that Count Nessel-
rode, in his reply (the first to the Austrian Cabinet)
insists repeatedly upon the sincere desire of the
Emperor Alexander to restore peace to Europe.
" The Emperor," says the Minister, "is not
seduced by the love of conquest; he seeks to
glorify his reign, not by adding new provinces to
Russia, but by developing the germs of its material
prosperity. The internal regime of Russia requires
profound reforms, without which the Russian
nation cannot hope to attain to the degree of
civilization which other nations have reached. The
Emperor is convinced his mission consists in
introducing amongst his people some grand social
and civil ameliorations, and he is impatient to
commence his work."

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The Correspondent Austrichienne, the official organ
of the Cabinet of Vienna, declares that the diffi
Gullies in the way of the Austrian proposals being
purely of form, there is yet room for hope that
peace will be re established
The

issian Organ, Le Nord, predicts the end
of the war, on account of the large concessions
which Russia had made_
A letter from V

ano, says :

"A

nna of the 13th, in the Corriere

movement is remarked at present
_..e diplomatic world here. In the course of
this morning the French, English, Russian, and
Prussian ambassadors had each a conference with
Count Buol."

Referring to the last telegraphic despatches the
Globe of last night says —" We have reason to be-
lieve that the announcement that the Austrian
accepted unconditionally

ultimatum has

Russi

substanti

correct

- Leu as a
basis for nev,ociation. We have noauue dopubt that
the Allied Governments will meet this aceopt-

in a f

rit, and with a fire,
to conclude a safe and

able pea(

t iot forget,

)Ive ver

an diplomacy on for

FRANCE.

(FROM OUR

this capital o

pt th

OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING

ally th

ion of territory de;

) the Fren

on Tu

people at the glorious deeds of arms
It was in the great combats of the
d, of Inkermann, and of Sebastopol, that the alliance of
t nations was consecrated by both armies. May God grant
great alliance may ever continue, to the advantage of
gland and of France. As for myself, my dear comrades,
ehonour afforded me is the more grateful, as I have served
ong with you, and as I have beheld with my own eyes your
ravery, and your great military

to Its

led -frorr

ded his passports.

t the presenta-

land has deigned to authorise

and soldiers of the

;hip which exist

y and the Eng!

it, Army of the East,

as the d

_ you have endured so many fatigues, and so
I sincerely thank the Emperor for his goodness
_Sing so graciously conferred on me the honour of being
permitted to distribute these medals in his presence.

nany danger

4
THE FRENCH FUNDS,

PARIS, THURSDAY EVENING.
At the close of the transactions on the Bourse
to-day, prices were quoted as follows :—Fsqur-and-
a-Half per Cents, 951.; Three per Cents, 67f. 30c.

CAUTION TO BUTMERS.—SamneI Locket, butcher,
Pownall-square, was charged at the police-court by
Inspector Jones with having exposed for sale 95 lbs. of
beef not fit for human 'food. The defendant was fined
£2. John Waddington and Thomas Jones, slaughter-
house keepers, Scotland-road, were charged by the
same inspector for alike offence, and fined E 2 and costs.
LIST OF PASSENGERS PER PACIFIC, FROM NEW YORK,
JAN. 17, 1856.—Stuart H. Brown, bearer of despatches,
F. H. Whitmore and lady, Miss Curtis, Henry Whitmore,
Mrs. P. 11. Hopkins, Mr. and Miss Van Anken, Dr, H.
W. Buel, Polignac de Merson and lady, J. Coates, Jun.
David Sellers, Chas. E. Bertrand, Theo. A. Havemayer,, Edwin Ilillyer, Is,.ae Seligman, Geo. King, Jesse Thayer,
S. M. Beir, E. T. King and Son, Samuel S. Bristow, John
Guy Vasser, William S. 0. Gonne', IV. H. Darcy, D.
Fraser, loaquim Estrado Manuel Lopez, Mrs. Vandent,ergh,
Jose D. Gomez, A. Schotsman, A. Dambricourt, H. C.
Laight, Charles Dutilh, John Atkins, E. Ilirschfeller,
Chas. T. Van Kessler, Alfred Harand, A. Piele, L. Althoff,
Thomas Burge, Wm. Arnot, Charles Burt, Isaac Wolf,
Edward Price, William Ransom, Edward Payne, Peter
Richards, Alfred Jarvis, William Wilson, T. Bergman and
lady, W. Delf and three sons, William Harvey, C. Meleher,
Henry Stoneall, A. D. Sweeny, William Raphael, Daniel
Raphael—Total, 63.
HI+TORIC SOCIETY.—The scientifi section of this society
met last night in the Grand Jury-rooms, St. George's•
hall

the Re 7/. Dr. 1

...mo the dona-
as having been received were ng
the follow-
. Geological Society, the quarterly
„ vol xi, 1855; from the Dublin
„ the journal of the society, vol i, parts
j 34-48 ; vol i, 1844-48 ; vol iv, 1849-51;
i 3; vol vi, parts 1 and 2, 1854-55; from the
Royal-Society, vol 7 of the proceedings, No. 16; from Mr.
Tip.th _

e London

volume of the society

Geological S

1, and 4

You will no doubt have observed, long before
this, from my letters, that the general opinion in

i the great question of peace and
war rarely remains for many days together at a
fixed point. You will therefore not be surprised,
after the accounts which I have given you of the
gloomy views entertained for some days past, to

that a much more cheerful view is

situation, and that, in consequence, a

s taken place at the Bourse. What appears
e caused this renewal of confidence in a
he revival of the re-

d a day or two ago, that Baron Seebach,
mbassador, has been authorised to tell
Powers that though Russia has re-
p by

prepared to mall;
ae; and next, the

Correspowlence

itively re-

ing exacted in the

i9ns, and that Prince Gorts-