Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-20 00:00:00

HE NORTHERN Times, FRIDAY, MAY 20 1859

anything be discovered to, cause a general movement
I will 'Litet to-morrow, .but I think this unlikely;
They cannot be prepared-yet for an advance in force.

FRANCE.

PARIS, Wednesday.—The Copistitutionnelpublishes
an article 'signed by • its principal directer, M. A.
Renee,. expressing astonishment at the excitement
existing in Germany, and at the little credit given
there to the declarations of: the Emperor of the
French, that he means no • harm to anybody except
the Austrians,,and.to those only in so far as regards
M. Renee evidently thinks, though he does
:lot actually say. so, that to doubt the truth of these
declarations is very little short of sacrilege. The
German people are probably ill-behaved in refusing
implicit- belief in the declaration of the Imperial
Government of France ; and unreasonably suspiciOus
in questioning its disinterestedness. Unfortunately,
the German people are not alone in this ill-breeding.
There are others equally obstinate and incredulous.
"Avouez tca vgritg, Count Almaviva says somewhere

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to his ov

answer of Figaro,

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THE COURT.
Her Majesty 'the Queen held a COlllt on Wednesday
afternomt at Buckingham Palace. 'Count 'de Persigny,
Ambassador from his Imperial Majesty the Emperor -of
the French; had an audience of the Queen, and delivered
his credentials. His Excellency was introduced by the Earl
of Malmeshirry,. the Queen's principal Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Major-General the Hon.
Sir Edward Cost,. K.C.11., her 111ajesty's Master of the
Ceremonies. Tier Majesty was atteudel by Lord Crofton,
Lord in Waiting,. and: the Hon. Mortimer Sackville West,
Groom in Waiting.
The Queen and Mince Consort rode on horseback in the
morning, attended by the Hon. Eleanor Stanley, Lord
Charles Fitzroy, and Lient.-C9ionel Ponsonby.
Their Royal Ilighmsses Prince and Princess George 01
Saxony, and his Royal Highness the Duke of Oporto ar-
rived tif Buckingham Phlacnat twenty-five minutes befort
five o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, oh a visit to the Queen
The Prince and Princess- and the Royal Duke were re
ceived on. landin., at Southampton, by Colonel Franc
Hugh Seymour, 'Equerry to the Queen. ThP;-
Highnesses travelled to London by a
South-.

.Western Railway, and upon drriving at the
vate station, Vauxhall, were met by his Royal MI
Prince Consort, attended by Lieutenant-Colo
The royal party entered several of 1

ness ti

carriages w

xted by a detachment of

Baclunghain . Palace,
_where t

the Princesses Alic
and Prince Leop6

Helena,
d, attended

•eceived

)porto. Count Vitz

rtpanied

party upon their landing
their Royal Ric*hiu

Comtesse de Ho'

le Zed D.tm(

Great 0

d'Olive

Campanba, Captain Sergio, and M Sampayo.
Her Royal Highness the. Duchess of Kent visited the
Princess Geofme of Saxony, soon after her arri►•al at
Buckingham Palace.

The Queen had a dinner part
company included their Royal

the Duke of Oporto, t

)f Saxons

id the'Duki
Comtesse d

;, :the Duke of Beaufo

a the even

ng. TI.
Prince,
s Goon

Warr, Earl of Derby, Eal
d'Oliveira Silva, M. de Koff)
F. H. Sevm-

Saxon

to the Duke 'of ' C

corn, Earl De la

Lieut.-General Viscount de Caninanh
1. Sunray °, and the Equerry in Waitir

The band of the Royal Hors
dinner.

MADRID; Wednes
about to travel throe

Guards attended durin,

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