Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-26 00:00:00

POREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRANCE.

PARIS, THURSDAY EVENING.
out "14 Was buried to day. The Government,
of a nervous apprehension of a political de-
,s44ol3stration, thought fit to prohibit the news.
I,',llPe.ra from announcing the day and hour of
418 Intern:tent. Th s was b. very unnecessary pre-
4:itti,h• The agitators of the faubourgs would
have given the mot d'ordre to the masses to
The out for the obsequies of a foreign patriot..
Ilame of Manin, although revered, by. en
liZtrened liberals througlsout the world, is but
dearlea,et known to the populace of Paris, or at
known
preelit has not the sort of stirring in-
.:;',l requisite to excite them. The police
-,N-nileutt,ti°h, doubtless, prevented some hundreds
the ;nding who would have come had the. time
e 'hueral been made public, but it did not
to4N,tia.ll.Y alter the chars ,ter of the tribute paid
4011.1110's memory As it was, there were fully
dresu 11101Arners. These were almost all well-
the Bhed Persons. There was scarcely a blouse in
vr"ession. Very many among the crowd
Were
lied Personal friends of the illustrious deceased,
Polit°•thers Were sympathetic admirers of his noble
laitictil:-eeareer.:Fhe liberal press of Paris was
alto' Presented o'Pectateur expresses some surprise. the
f
/Viet Published by the Patrie on the isolation o
erearl,',4a,,and bears witness to the national feeling
tf w."" in German by the approaching interview
Baysgu sovereigns on
° foreign Y German soil. It
4ttliaide es
el the last few days the Patrie has published
Net', 013 the isolation of Austri t. which have. at-
!lisetie:.lll,4eh attention in Germany. We will not
:"° toe bearing of th, s 3 articles, but we may
qtiture
whether it is by mere chance or by inten-
4sd 'mat, they appear, between the visit to Osborne
itoreth,? ullervlew at S:uttgardt, in a journal which,
tsukii" Position in the pr.. Es is inspired with
fort, reserve ? The French Journal of Frank-
,titider the head of "Ile Stuttgaidt
eleitrry'' admits that the said meeting has
This mistrust in Gkrinany. It says :
lermanterview of two foreign sovereigns on
soil, on th 3 territory of a State which
lthierd formerly to the Confederationf
l
Ai,a'te°llpled with the absence of the sovereigns
niel.C';itt and Prussia, has inspired a mistrust
vretis,,:4 scarcely disguised. In Germany, the
attebah'ws in this meeting a first step towards anha
pc,'"!l the unity of the federal relations.' If
are tyiP counts iu its editorial ranks writers who
tseet-7 sble to judge of what is passing in govern
ttile rpe,:reles in Paris, the Frankfort Journal enjoys
theC'utation of being very Lxtetly informed of
Of opinion in Vienna. We may add, on
4treihe v
It,tluthority
, of private intelligence which has
1 a4'„isled us, that it is not only in Austria that
Portion of the population views
Aft,: certain mistrust' the interview at
;4741as This This sentiment exists in Beilin as
-;11 Vienna. The King of Prussia, who WE 8
ciritStuttgardt to meet the two emperors
t`setswe.:"'eosel. on the plea of age and ill health
‘,°t .„",! doubtless the real reason which led him
Oileef,;;'• ezeursious in the forests and preserves
11",.evertietlito three or four days' fetes at Stuttgard.
16 r ess many persons peisist in attributing
s. al tO political motives, and they do not
11 jijuirltri• It is, moreover, to. be observed that
tritsaia'r,r/.418 of Berlin, Keenigsberg, and other
l'(1r ;',,towns openly declare that it is requisite
N,,11R,144ttm .:e.rieL?ser to. Austria, and we are assured that
18 actively engaged in encouraging this
LIN 1.17°f the two courts. We draw no conclusion
the roeiB facts and rumours ; we confine ourselves
e spectator.

MEETING OF THE EMPERORS.

The 1r
et'or it-4?niteur of yesterday states that the Em-
il" \\T trlv" at Luneville at half-past five o'clock
-9 qti,n4aday evening. His Majesty was receivedd.
,i,
111°41,e,t;laltle Gramont, commanding the lc.
*lts r4ls of brAitefe t onif the departments, and the
On the same evening there
Nrea4',Rititild display pl y in the park, illuminations,.
'4'eloa.s''' and sfiraeworks. Yesterday, at nine
114isi,:;‘,; the Emperor would review the cavalry
kern '
ttitrding to • a telegraphic despatch from
eve,at.gardt, the Czar was expected there yesterday
111,0rt1.1% and the Emperor Napoleon- on Friday
4(1,11YR. They would give a grand banquet to-
NlPtart4 evening party at the Prince Royal's
Ile vi'Y peat, near Cannstadt. To-morrow evening
1)N444,,,1,ti5ter of Foreign affairs would have an
-m8u.13:„ of all the members of the diplomatic
Yrtp -4-he festivities will terminate on Sunda,ye-
ht(ttlC,Rl,ll4 banquet at court, and a gala spectacle
tltrt: `"eatre. The Emperors will take their de-
, No „
n', i 4:1. gonday morning
,rirei:4--t from Stuttgardt of the 19th says that
Ilteltdv-eria, especially French and Russians, were
t" Pet e 4 r s
.11 c'ek in g into
1, 4 i All the apartments in hotels had b2en
Alt 4ad • impossible to satisfy
• 9%. 1 vance and it was impo.
toTtl. InTßhe'lltip the' demands made for
r"" ''lng of 13Avarta and accommoda•
the Grand Duke
gust t it ~vere expected.
• .‘aed
tt tittly•ii trom Vienna tha. t th. e Emperor of
tittOa.rat. meat the Czar at Wen-nal, after leaving

lizi ~,,
It
. •
I**W. BETWEEN THE EMPERORS OF
"kiJSTRIA AND RUSSIA.
A k pi, :
1'44 i-r'S cor
says : "An interview is
betty '0 tali, 'l'esponden.t
111 4tl the pace at Weimar, on the Ist of 0 cdo'wr,
ILP4or Fr Emperors_ of Russia and Austria. The
itti'., catiC_ttlici3 Joseph will leave Pahrendorf—e
"iclql3/ inanceuvres at which place are to b
f high distinction
a,,NI flu: 3' anlitnb rof persons 0.
that
%ittti
,--',32Bch inste for Vienna, and from
—`4l Proceed to Weimar.