The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-04 00:00:00

'OREIGN INTELLIGENCE•

There PARIS, THURSDAY EVENING
feret e was no meeting of the Neufchatel Con-
he
°lice to day, and it is not certain that there will
ee ria tt°t ;Dar
is really
It is difficult to ascertain how
really getting on ; I doubt whether
NitzleeiPotentiaries themselves can say anything
diselitve about it. The demands of Prussia, under
kid asien yesterday, are said to be these—a full
the ie°tflPlete amnesty for those who took part in
title asarrection of September; conservation of the
Itin,ofthe Prince of Neufchatel; payment to the
as 09 the Helvetic Confederation of 2,000,000
teNt,ePensation for the revenues of Neufchatel ;
tatecinien. of the property of the Church incorpo..
kate.'n. the year 1848 with the. property of the
thee ' payment by the Helvetic Confederation of
aid Ponses occasioned by the events of September,
1ati,,17 the occupation ; contribution by the popu-
tti,an'T to the expenses at the charge of the. state ;
'etY for all political offences anterior to the
tl;eents ,
of September ; guarantee •by the State for
ths'.aDital and interest of pious eetablishments,
by Ptltials &c., particularly of the sum bequeathed
e Thiron de Gury ; and suspension of all
IlptirSiOn relative to the constitution of 'Neufchatel
ileil,after the expiration of a term of six months.
of am given to understand, are the conditions
flai "'eh the King of Prussia .will renounce his
c341:7, to sovereignty. They are rather hard,
dera'ering that, up to a very recent date, the Swiss
her "clad the pure and simple renunciation ; but,
atter 4EI they may be, I suppose they will have no
litu native but to accept them, with perhaps some
e•
modification. •
mOlO 13esson, holding the rank of Lieutenant
ii:nel on the ,Staff, who had been sent on a
.1,,;(°t1 to the Danubian Provinces to make the
by lieYs necessary for fixing the boundaries, has,
444 order of the Minister of War dated yester .-
all;lt''en relieved of his duties as commissioner,
oa the to return to Paris to resume his place
ge staff.
11
pre letter from Constantinople mentions that the
biltteh Ambassador has interfered in a friendly
not official manner in the affair of the
bv-r,R,a,reo, and that through his mediation. aided
41,1,:',eer members of the diplomatic corps, the
will, in all likelihood, be arranged.
ride the occasion of the recent negociations car.
°rl between Lord Cowley and Feruk Khan, the
Q~cen
of England commanded that a gold snuffbox
OM with diamonds should be presented to
att,",Biberstein Kazimirski, secretary interpreter
Th:eued to the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
lIiQ magnificent present was accompanied by a
frorn'Y, complimentary letter to that gentleman
y.fis the English Ambassador in Paris.
~"ve was a full meeting of the Council of State
6 terday, on the business of the Bishop of Mou
44 (M. de Dreux Breze) ; the Minister of Public
v:th.t6jon was present. The discussion was very
t)iand the minority in favour of the Bishop,
4-11,,g11 small, iyas rather violent. One member,
t '"rundet deci,2red that the conduct pursued
ttldv4l',(ls the' Bishop was unjust and impolitic,
f he feared might tend to alienate the clergy
eritn,, the Government Tito republican, or rather
ttl'e,Plibliean, M. de Coratenin, the once
rkle,ojated Timon of the Oratears, spoke pretty
tt,a;" in the same sense. The Council met
t'-`4 t,o day, but I have not heard with what
LThe Bishop of Nancy, first almoner
from
to the
Peror, is expected in Paris on his return
4nle, in two or three days. He speaks inhigh
tr,,-o:8 of the favourable reception he has met with
the Pope.
1110
Patrie announces that the Divans of the
11.1: ',ubitin Principalities are to meet about the 20th
~ for the solution of the difficulties now
Pending.
The following despatch has been received :
MADRID, APRIL 1.
The King, who had experienced a slight indis•
rOait•
'`101), is btter.
false that General O'Donnell intends ,to
'nbliah a manifesto.
‘`
I he Duke of Moutpensier has adjourned his
• to a foreign country.'
tk,'-.1,11e ships of the line Tourville, Arcole, and Ans.
'l'"tz have arrived at Toulon from Brest.

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, MARI' 31.
Yeßt erday at noon, the Marquis de Canton°
call4,l(r' on the Austrian Minister for Foreigh Affairs,
ufficially informed him that he had received
S:ar letters, of recall. As has already been said, the
Junian diplomatist will remain here for some
slp, but it must be well understood that for the
be),elent there is no hope of a reconciliation
41-Zreen the Vienna and Turin Cabinets. As soon
Cantono has put his private affairs in
°jder he will leave for Turin.
sp:st principal topic of conversation here is the
kaP°lntment of Count Francis Zichy to be Grand
G„''ter of the Household to the new Governor
• Cunt, of the Lombardo Venetian Kingdom. The
petiot who is a member of the Council of the
411Pire, and Vice President of the Credit Bank and
is the Lombardo Venetian Railroad Company,
Said to have declared that he was unequal to
thek duties of such an important post, but as his
I;iseaty would listen to no excuse, the Hungarian
Ce was fain to accept the proffered honour
o 'unt Francis Zichy, who is a man of great talent
a° ``acquirements, will doubtless be able to render
~``
Aleellent service to the youthful and inexperienced
„70bduke ; but it is a positive fact that he would
ueb. rather remain here than go to the Lombardo
tenetian kingdom. As a member of the Council
9: the Empire, M. de Zichy receives a salary of
o
(),,° ; as Vice President of the Credit Bank,
n',"'"fi.; and as Vice-President of the Board of
')' Lombardo Venetian Railroad, some 6,000 or
th.,"El, The grand Masters of the Household to
but ' Imperial Princes only receive 3,0009. each,
fortunately the newly appointed dignitary is in
1,0
si"session of a very handsome private fortune.
it nee the Emperor has been back from Italy,
has been seriously the question of enlarging
pee inner city ; but his Majesty will bardl:
!M it the ramparts to be razed. There is such a
d "arth. of lodgings and shops in Vienna, that the
il'r
eluietors of the houses demand and obtain the
41
s °l:Sit exorbitant rents, and no change for the better
tilikely to take place until the walls which separate
, rule from the suburbs have been removed. For
14,Y long years has it been the questionof building
hie Se,
Burg (Palace) theatre and a new opera
h,-goe, and it has at length been determined that
matter shalt be token in hand without delay.
~? Vienna ladies, who have been accustomed from
ah,yr early youth to the narrow passages and
Cireases' of the Burg theatre never seem to
e that they are in danger when seated in their
41'boxes, but architects have frequently sold me, that
'•f
a fire should ever break out while the perform-
titl"Ces are going on, two thirds of the audience must
e 1053.•. If the door of a box is wide open there is not
ren
t, foraperson to pass between it and the wall of
j:;e Passauor corridor, and in the passages which
"51 from the cloak rooms to the lobby three per-
, s cannot wail 2( abreast. The rrnour that the
rice will soon be pl,:lced under the Minister of the
i.tlctel'ior again prevails, :.1,7„,.d. it has not escaped my
attention that the persons who seem to take most
htiterest in the matter belong
iiertY. As you learnt by my to the Ultromontad ne
of yester ayt,
;;tter
s e Austrian press is now ui2der very stric
t}lirveillance, but if ever it should be under
w 7, sole direction of the Home Deortmen!.
be a certain proof that a clerical, or rather
censorship is about to be estab;ished.
1, 0 Ultramontane party daily gains ground in
er°l)e, and a pei son who is in a position which
enables him to watch the movements of the princi-
pfll
• Roman faiseurs assures me that one of the
—°tives which induced Spain to send an expedition
s. Mexican
Mexico was " a desire to punish the
Government for its contempt of Rome
"d its ill treatment of the Papal delegates.v You
~ri"1, perhaps, still recollect that, in a recent
RN, •
en, his Holiness bitterly complained of the
to wr
turn ely •to which the bishops and monastic
°rdra were exposed in Mexico.
110', he Papal Government has made some changes,
improvements, in its passport systems A