The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-17 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC NO'

[By British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.]

FRANCE.

ROYAL VISITORS AT PARIS.

By telegraph from Paris, dated last nights I
are informed that the Kin°. of Bavaria
expected in that city on the 15th of May'
Majesty will be received with the honour due
a reigning Sovereign.

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, April 15.
The Council of Ministers have unanica°
adopted the Treaty on the Sound Dues.
The ministerial crisis is not at an end.

THE FRENCH FUNDS.

On the Paris Bourse, yesterday, the CI
prices were quoted at 691. 95c.

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EXHIBITION, Pk/ST OFFICE PLACE --ThOtOgraPhierjhli°
of the Laying of the Foundation Stone of the Ne`gilli"
Library, taken by Mr. Keith, of Castle street,
exhibited to-morrow. ld
A ccnozNT.—On Tuesday last, a young man in OP a (rod
of Messrs. Clayton and Kscregan, shipbuilders, feldl!
off the travelling crane while engaged in the renf,;ooo,
timber. in this case we believe that either the ''''othv
received were not serious, or that the panies preetritive:
occurrence did not incline to trouble the hospita'
with ic) many cases. fleet
CONCERT AT STANLEY.—On Tuesday evening !,,,101
was given in St. Anne's National School, jai
closing entertainment to the series of village
cently delivered in .he same room. The musics,
ments were ably conducted by Mr. Charles
who presided at the pianoforte. The vocalists
Miss Fletcher, Miss Clara Hies, Mr. Graham, MI
and Mr. Thomasson, all of whose efforts were fo
ciated by a numerous audience. Altogether the
very successful, and the result such as to gar'
satisfaction.

OMNIBUS ACClDENT.—Yesterday an accide,
might have been attended with very serious, if
consequences, occurred near the Brunswick
appears that, from some unexplained cause, that
horses (in one of the Messrs. Busbv's omnibuf
ply betveaen the Exchange and Zoological '
started off at full speed, and ran along Ntoss strei
corner of which they knocked down a lamp iron,
other damage. As they were pursuing their course
London Road one of the wheels of the 'bus came
did considerable da-ngge. The horses were then
There were two ladies in the omnibus at the
were very much alarmed, but were not inJul
gentleman, we understand, was slightly injured

BIDSTON PARISH CHURCH.—The annual vestry
was held in the parish church on Eater Monday'
and was very well attended ; the Rev. Chas. A
incumbent, in the chair. After reading the note
meeting, the church wardens' accounts for the
were read and confirmed. A vote of thanks.,`
unanimously passed to the late churchwardens, Pr.„%le•
Hind and Mr. Robert Hampson, for the very
services they had rendered to the parishioners at 'lib 110
having completed the restoration of the parish char° 01
manner which called forth the admiration of elerl„or
who visits the edifice. A vote of thanks was als°er,
to the Hon. Lady Cust and her friends, as well as 'l,lol°
Thos. M. Blythe, and Mr. William Hind, for the vglio
gifts they had made to the church. Mr. Thomaslinre
of Birkenhead Park, and Mr. Robert Hampson of
were appointed churchwardens for the ensuing Y!"/0
rate of one penny in the pound was unanimous) .ect
for the expenses of the current year. The sipin,
interments of non parishioners in the church yaruh- .
st
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parish having been discussed, and, as it appeared t
area of the church yard was not more than would bel
for the wants of the parish, it was- resolved in faturto
to permit or allow the body of any non parishioner
interred in the parish church yard, unless their atir;
or descendants had previously been interred there as re t
parishioners. After discussing some other matted'
meeting broke up soon after five o'clock.

IMPORTATION OF GUANO.—••
The value of gnaw ine
last }e:;r was £2,139,443.
Madame Otto Goldamidt (Jenny Lind) gave birlbt°l2l
31st ult., at Dresden, to a daughter.
A ticket porter at Boulogne, named Nagle Smit
hßoe
been sentenced to fifteeen (ap' imprisonment and a
50f., for the offence of uttering " false news."

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The sultan hay--announced to Lord SI
concession of a pieco of ground for the to
Protestant Church and Hospital at Pera,
large sum has already, it is said, been subicri
land.

LECTURING LORDS.—An application havin,
to Lord John Russell, to deliver a lecture at
lordship declined, stating that he had founi,
ration of a lecture so interfering with his or.il
business, that he had resolved to decline such
in future.

NORWEGIAN PARSIMONY GIVING WAY.--4
Christiana of the Ist state that the S orthini
mot dy resolved that the annuli grant of £2o'
(3f. 75c. each) made to the hereditary Prim
of Norway shall be increased to 43,000, A'
the Storthing waited on the Prince to WO
decision.

The Columbia was spoken on the 16th Febk
Cape of Good Hope—thirty-three days from Si
She had, therefore, made good progress up to
By a despatch froin Vienna, dated Tuesd%
learn that the preparations for the visit of t,
to Hungary are continued on a great scale. T
will set out on the 3rd of May, and will of
June 20.

TRAP QUESTION ron A CANDIDATE.--(`Sl
hustings.) If you send me to the Comte°'
Parliament, I'll vote fsr universal suffrage, v(
annual parliaments, electoral (A voice;
you think of the decalogue?") Of what, °'
" Thedecalogue.") (Candidate, aside, to right
" What does he mean ?" Friend : " Sir Jo'
ley 's motion.) I don't approve of it at all, sir'
the decalogue highly immoral. (Old 10°3'
ye'll be for Sabbath travellin', ye infidel ,
Obsverer.
Ten Lem !—A court martial assembled °1
flagship Waterloo, at Sheerness, on Toe
Edward Jones, ordinary supernumerary 51331
on hoard the screw steamship Miranda, ,
aj
Hall. The charges were for stealing a cat
blue cloth, the property of George M'Kettee,' .ttelW;tl
in charge of William Smith, the sick bee" "igioll,
and the second charge, for deserting the said le 7 thl
28:h of February last, while the ship was lYlng„d o', tt
harbour. Captain Robert H4ll, in cetelllAsitin
Miranla, prosecuted, The prisoner pleatle.„,"eecy
tbl
both charges, and threw himself on the bOOl 'Ol
•...0 O.' ..1
court. The prisoner was sentenced to recei` titittee
Miranda, three dozen lashes, to be then Oro- ontbilif
county -gaol of Maidstone for six caleed°: be Ow
hard labour during that period, and then t 0 010 r
from tier Majesty's service with disgrace. The -Lie'
BENEVOLENCE OF LORD DARTMOITTIi' at 9111411.111
Dartmouth has given his spacious residence force-go 01
near West Bromwich, for the urose e` 0009 '5 a
institution as a home for the widowsOf clerfri 000.00 e
.nd ,rof 1
nesses, and invalid servants, an asylum `ltivece
education for female orphans of all ages, ;0. ,14
institution for young girls and orphan h(3-,,0J !WA
classes of persons will be received, lodged, risioeu
waited on, and educated and industriously ;:iits. .10 '0
necessary, for certain small quarterly part;reieo"oool.4'
The Madrid journals relate that the user:l,4"rns
Passion Week had been celebrated with the s es".,t.
in all the churches, hut that th Queen',„ahoete;terefi-a
announced, took no part in theme the Nitl!‘,, cal° 'l4
Good Friday went on foot to the ohureli 300 9,,
wearing the decorations of the order of that lie 14,1
Holy Thursday and Good Friday no vehicles ° teleel"
were allimed to appear, and on the latter da!,,,0,0` ,
cent procession of the clergy paraded the pricy' sei;
• )Po'
a vast crowd aaseee-bling to witness it. 2 /00,4 atte
THE WESTWARD EXODUS.--A Clevelanu • t 130.- cevae
has the following :—" The man who stays °are I°,o hie
season will be the exception, for the Pe°Pleh ruefet/0
tively mad. Westward! is the cry, and t,,.:,e.Dothelto
already commenced; not from the older te'e-aeli -05`0
surplus population are treading upon,„ A!),,ti
heels, but from the eastern border ef. t°' se' .V.-0)
where broad acres are yet tenantlesss, /Jere; Ord
nearest neighbours are half a mile eff'„a left], !le
the sound or preparation is heard, e`i wrrtl'ela
apparently, have all that heart shoal„ bee; 01+,4
will
getting ready' to start westward. Some "' soot 04,
condition dollarwise, hut many are sovingts tP%Peer
soon will spring up in the shape of vain regVoisPiol4o
did not 'jet well enough alone.' The' ,St.:er oaf Ab'
too, state that every boat, either from e,Pthrirds
osrriltf
Mississip4 is crowded with emigrants, two boat
are bound for Kansabove, loaded tas. A tew dayo hers since torirja:oor
at St. Louis from efd
with emigrants from Minnesota, lowitZlel"dl
rushing,.Kansasward.

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