The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-08-30 00:00:00

THE OUDE ROYAL FAMILY,

SOUTITADIPTON.—This county and town has receive°
an accession to its visitors in the shape of learned no'
fessors of Sauscrit and Hindostanee ; philantbroplstel'
whose only desire on earth is to see justice done between
man and man, without reference to race, colour,
a
religion ; and gentlemen Whose long residence abrnati
r
has given them such a deep insight into our 111°15.11f,
policy that they may be said to have the matters at tbeli
"finger ends." As a matter of course they are all an%intly
Si give the "oppressed strangers" the benefit tbe-
experience. In the country districts all torts of WWII;
bable and mysterious tales have gained circulation an
credence. Fire-eaters, and fire-worshippers, with 05
eunuchs and monstrous dwarfs, are said to be corm-ping'
with religions fanatics who have swung on the hoi)l‘
the Hindoo festival, or fallen beneath the Or
"
Juggernaut. The latest tale is to the effect that
ti‘e
Englishman having looked upon the Queen, tvvo.of .
eunuchs, with drawn swords, were in search of
13bil.le
the Queen having offered an immense sum Or 1::11
- • In the meantime the Easter" Court 5"0-
retains its glaring characteristics—forming the
the,
extremes of grandeur and squalor. The native Sea: ef
men are in constant attendance on the Princes. ,11%30,.i
still maintain a reserved and dignified demean° ol
and never mix in society. The inferior attendatlo
on the contrary, may be seen everywhere mingling 'Coot
the people They have already fallen in
drinking customs, their favourite liquors being br4-.0,
and sin, vy.Lielk they drink raw, and in great nul-°titit.
They will treat the company in front of the bar °-
publizhouse, and be treated to any extent;
occasion will they drink out of a glass that step
applied to the lips of a stranger. They enter Pu
rooms without reserve, and, after making a salan:rois,
the company, retire with a good humoured scaile,-,,
their countenances. At stated periods, a large Par'Y
natives, carrying bundles of clothes, make an earl,' 6:;0l
to Westend, a village situate on the banks of tbietrefe
Itchen, about three miles from Southampton, au ° aclieo
proceed to wash their apparel by a very curious Pr" oil
At this place they have taken the entire possessiae 0(1
field or meadow, where they prosecute their labc/ar!li
hang their clothes out to dry, much to the chagrin" 01
brasoa
,e 0
owner, who has never been consulted respentbill
disposal of his property, and who, on remonstrttt',
"plain English" against sneh an aggression, Was t'
with th most perfect disdain.

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SUDDEN DEATH —Yesterday a widow, named -er erfif
Stamper, aged 45 yars, died suddenly in Myrtle'9iioB"
the house of her sister. The deceased had bees ehler)
some time past, and had complained of a pain in tootiot)
QUEEN'S HALL, BOLD-STREET.—It will he, 0(
a
advertisement that the American Enchantress Ocitefi
conjuror) will make her first appearance to
audietre on Monday evening. Miss Marian cool;gi,
mended by the most flattering tributes to her anoolo9
and many of the Scotch newspapers describe her 148,
antes as inimitable. There is no doubt that Drdlvf
will draw large houses, and spread her fame in iii3O
THE LEAMINGTON KITCHENER.—We have hauw-ro
sive view of these ranges, at the depot, 14, Pat';(ol7:fil
aad, as economy is the order of all classes, we atek-4 Of",
that parties furnishing will consult their interest '4 off,
ing and adopting Ashworth and Leach's ranges. ,otro‘jill'
to us that these apparatus are about the best Yet /110,,;
for elaborate operations, or such as require a solii„ sr/
range in the kitchen. 'Fuel, time, and money arcoV
their use, and not the least feature is that th,elillq,
their own smoke. The importance of saving 11:1,,,1108,41,
items mentioned, no doubt, will induce manY"ollitr
really useful ranges in their kitchens ; and if 1,3„0
houses generally adopted them, no doubt the v'e'"
premises would be considerably augmented. *geof,i‘;
LAU • CH.—The ship Culloden, belonging to wrcli
De Wolf and Co, was re-launched from 01°,1,09
graving dock yesterday. It will be recollected '',"Bgt
wrecked in Carnarvon Bay in the winter of '
she tiy a prey to the waves and surging of the rot
least nine months. After that time she Welot °of,
brought round to Liverpool. Although o,c foy,
unutient architeeta pronounced her to be Olen' tOototi:i
Messrs Hugh Mackay and Co. undertook ""f 0 Ord
noble ship to her original strength, beauti %list/ of °p
seaworthiness. These gentlemen have accooloo°4
task, and, if we mistake not, to the satisfael:ottlPfiJ
party concerned. It is unnecessary that we 'itl3B,f,
detailed account of the strength and durabilitY c't
effectea upon the Culloden. As she now breaglit, Olt/
element she is a beautiful ship, strongly bll,llOB/1
no doubt, do credit to her repairers, and profit
of her spirited owners.
f

01 'iter
The traveller can now go by land or sea fre.a ft
Petersburg for 150 f. This sum used to be PEP •
he
ago for a trip to Marseilles. jot
Marshal Radetzki has permitted a refuge; or ,0
Raimondi, to return to Lombardy, and 1V
sequestration on his property to be removed•Al
rim Robert Peel has taken a dog-cart 'to. I/ di
Petersburg, and his smallest tiger. Tlae "
apparenily intent on " astonishing the natif'.-0;,,r),
The railway from Oberhausen to Arnheeß, 1:0 '
Dutch and Prussian lines, is ready I°M. f tj.
the public. The inauguration is fired •etlY
October. oftloi
The merchant Hanle!, of Rabort, on tb,.eesePtoetit'
velar)? of his marriage, has made a .„
dollars to the town of Berlin, for the 09;
ff 0.1
hos 'ital. , a. of Stio,
A letter from Berlin says that the IColviit 0.00
incited the Emperor Alexander to be pre3e oboo
military manoeuvres that are to take place,. to ,gulf
September, in the neighbourhood of tba.be
time the festivities of the coronation /
Emperor will go to the manoeuvres at 01;9Y
army of 100,000 men is to be concentrated.o 00t$u
SUICIDE OF A WOMAN SEVENTY 1,n1,13 reel'
Lawson, a woman severity years of ag",icia,"i r
Bradford union workhouse, committed e.t. of Vol
morning, by cutting her throat with a Pialbeea
gash, about four inches in leng, be,. oide t/
most determined manner on theth rig 01.10°'
below the ear, and must have melted ill
ous death,—Leeds Mercury.

FRANCE.

(FROM OUR OWN CORII,M)OiiiiNig..ASIT
PART S, • Tntrasniky EVENING.
On information obtained from a high source, I
4111 able to communicate a fact which is not
coder known, namely that the French ambas•
bottom
,
pain S, the Marquis Turgot, was at the
:tem of the:late O'Donnell conspiracy, which led
the sanguinar—
y outbreak at Madrid. The Am-
.: ssacior, I hear, not only urged O'Donnell and
,1
'lB confederates to. get rid of Espartero,
1)14 down the 'cortes, suppress liberty, andY
gag the priss, - but actually entered into
!formal engagement to assist him with an armed
force, from France, if necessary. It was, I am
assured; the dread of a French invasion -which
iciolsed the extraordinary eunineness of Espatero
tile insnrrection. Nov that his coup is accom-
plished, O'Donnell, it seems, looks to the French
government to support him, but the latter,
r would prefer to see Narvaez in his place
(this worthy is, by his marriage to a Frenchwoman,
:elated to the Emperor), is disposed to fling him
plicie- 111. Turgot, however, is believed to have
and
O'Donnell positive assurances of support ;
1;11' it is said that in the interviews he has recently
iltd with the Emperor at Biarritz, he has urged
8, Majesty not to make him violate them.
-
that is stated to-day in the higher political circles
at
/A. Hubner, the Austrian diplomatist who was
oat, to Naples to reason with King Bombs
on the folly and danger of opposing the Western
_owers, has totally failed to produce any effect on
itnhe.obdurate
mind of his Majesty. It is, accord-
b.sg_lY, expected that the said. Powers will speak
very eloque„ti
`'."3' indeed to the wicked and foolish
notente; and, it is said here, that Austria will
Protect y
14. Or wa
support him in any, whatever
napnee,
Tls
31,,..:`8 Duchess de Orleans has sent to the German
h'avwsPapers a formal denial of statements they
rao et been making about her and her sons.
to IMPOrtant of them is, that it is her intention
o:flake the elder publish a manifesto, on the
'`lasion of his attaining his majority.