Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-10 00:00:00

THE BUILDERS' STRIKE

A large meeting of the operatives was held at
the Surrey Music Hall. A resolution was passed,
expressive of a renewed determination not to re-
sume work unless the employers withdrew the
obnoxious document. The chairman said Messrs.
Trollope'had, that morning, presented the docu-
ment to their men, and all of them, without ex-
ception, had ,left their employment.

THE GREAT EASTERN.

Weather thick ; the Great Eastern not yet

reached the Downs. Expected to anchor

At 11 a.m. to-day the Great Eastern was steam-

ing past Margate at a distance of eight miles

from shore

MARSEILLES, September 9
The Duke and Duchess of Malakoff embarked
463--'o3aPposition that Prince Napoleon, who quitted here this morning for Alicante and Madrid.
,lalperiaill 'l‘..l_'-iro aday for. Switzerland, is despatched as an
Advices have been received from Akbar, to the
oetweeti 'iv 7 or pioneer, preparatory to the interview • •
eagle ,the Preach and Austrian Emperors at the 6th instant, stating that the military authorities
the oi 4retienberg, whilst it would seem to confirm of Algeria had taken measures of precaution The following appeared in a part of our impression
eke l.11;2_,1 Ir. th a t such an interview is really about toof yesterday:-
11 ,•,, is yet not against the eventuality of disturbances or hosti-THE EMPEROR'S REASONS FOR CONCLUDING
11 eof it. The Prince's
auspicious for an amicable
lities taking place in Morocco. PEACE.
'Kely to , Prince's finger in the pie is more
eilie,., be one of mischief than otherwise. His own [REUTER'S .TELEGRAM.]
411j0..v.,1
asIS an Italian. crown and if this is to be insisted ITALY. PARIS, Friday, Sept. 9th.—The Moniteur of this
dice 4 a condition of the settlement of the Italian morning publishes a long article, explaining the reasons
TURIN, Sept. 9.
which caused the Emperor to conclude peace, of which
treacttliciatYnNavietrs
of such
one cannot but foresee the very A deputation, consisting of the Marquis Laga- the following •
such a settlement being at least defer-
red, if not thow The EmperoisraofB Aumstara`l: ad:promised to grant con-
ic
~., . . arted altogether. The peace of Europe ficco, Chevalier Peruzzi, Professor Natteucci, will
thegn3lY involved i.
Emperor n this transaction. The object of . . . cessions on a large
.scale to Venetia, but requiring as a
shortly for Paris, on a mission from condition sine quit non the return of the Archdukes.
t of Austri Professor Natteucci left forward and a would appear leave very
the Tuscan Government.after the .
the honourable one. He to be a straight- It is easy to conceive that 1 ,
The Emperor Napoleon acceptedf these conditions
franca is French Emperor •
to be hims elf, e wants to know from Turin to-day for Paris, where he will meet his the peace, the destinies of Italy had been entrusted to
if the treaty of Villa-
eta is really men who had more at heart the future of their common
not mistaken, thereio
ns
noe g ri!y greateror n
oo
bt
~
Ind --,.. ~.
we
are earned out in, its i t . . other colleagues. fatherland, instead of little more than partial successes,
ataclYe to' if
a PARMA, Sept. 9.
the aim of their endeavours would have been to develope,
kon.s of Prince Nconsammation than.lA the sitting of the National Assembly
to-day, and not to obstdractt the consequences of the treaty of
tageously in the results apoleon that to
.of the preten- . • then Venetia would have been placed
k l ce on the address to be for- rtlifersaanincae position as Luxemberg with Holland.
1 e results of the Partpate advan- a discussion too p a
but regret, therefore, to 1 e late Warestablished by foreign
One E ror Napoleon 111. Proposals ' The Archdukes will not be
earn. that he is cannot warded to the rape t of Villafranca not
any way with the aforces ; but that portion of the treaty
The reported • •
I,..visit of M. 1-1
pproaching im •to be mixed up have been made by several members to confirm
having been earned out, Austria will find herself freed
penal interviews the .V t. I
—e la f the Dictato from all engagements taken in favour of ene ia. _ n-
'Perial master at St. Gueriomere + .-
present executive powers o
liettii • Sauveur, with
the
..,o hisstead of a policy of reconciliation and peace, defiance
th..
French
the terms of an intended reform
d h ance of the and hatred will be seen to reappear, which will entail
Frenchpress,of the law fresh misfortune.
b_e . so as to bring it somewhat • of Bourbon dynasty ; the vote on the above two
,_.' With the professed • •
intentions tin accord- Much, it • expected from a congress,
would appear, is
strongly morardi that .
institution, of the Emperor questions will take place to-morrow.
tl •which we hail with all our wishes, but we
tf,.
,ve. national is, perhaps
l'-'m indication of a real desire freedoms st A Rome, dated the 3d • t says doubt that the congress. would obtain better conditionsagreat
to from r ins t.,
press that to give to it for Italy. It woud' not be right to ask from
__
has yet been manifested. Still was generally supposed that the Pope would power important concessions,bweitthhoeutofewria , offering equitable
, we .......,to resolve
make an effort to occupy the Romagna ; but the compensatins, War would only )

NOTES OF THE DAY

DEAL, 2 p.m.—Great Eastern proceeding slowly
through the Downs ; thick scud, strong wind,
and tide against her.

DOVER, 2.45 p.m.—Great Eastern just passing.