The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-05-17 00:00:00

THE CRIMEA

Connor

From Sebastopol, under date of May the 3rd.,
we read that pinching economy is involving incli,
vidual hardships, and has created profound dis-
satisfaction amongst all ranks in the army. The
private soldier has been deprived of his extra six-
pence a-day with indecent haste ; the colonels who
have been acting as brigadiers, are sent back to
their respective regiments without a word ; non-
commissioned officers, who had received commis'
sions as cornets in the Land Transport Corps, and
had incurred expense in providing for the rank to
which they had been promoted, are sent back to
the regiments, to the rank they formerly held,
and lase their just promotion. • It was only
a few days ago, that officers were strictly ordered
to provide themselves with pack animals,
and now they must be sold without compensation.
The Russians say they will mount their cavalry
with them at ten shillings a head. A horse fair
has been tried, but the Russians will not bid till
the time of departure draws near. Sonic mules
had been sold as low as five shillings each, and
others considerably lower. The Rev. Mr. Strick-
land, R. C. chaplain, had died from fever caught
in the French hospitals. A general order an-
nounces that the Russian government will consider
it a sacred duty to respect the burial places, tombs,
&c., of the allies who Iwo died on the field of
battle.

"VIENNA, May 12.—The Archduke Ferdinand Maxi-
milian has authority to offer the Emperor of the French
the restoration of the mortal remains of the Dnc de
Reichstadt. The ashes of the son of Napoleon I will be
conducted to France with great pomp. The Archduke
Maximilian will not prolong his stay in Paris, and will
not be present at the tkaptism of the Imperial Prince,"
SqIITHERN AND TOYTETH HOSPITAL.—WEEIcI,Y REpo ft T,
MAY 14, 1856. --In patients :—Discharged : cured, 24 ;
relieved, 0; at own request, 1 ; irregular, 0. Dead, 0 ;
entered, 12 ; under treatment, 46. Out patients : cured,
50; entered, 42; under treatment, 33. Treasurer, James
Houghton, Esq. Visitors, Charles Challinor, Esq„ and
Studley Martin, Esq. Honorary chaplain, Rev. D. T.
Barry, B.A. Physicians and surgeons for the week, Dr.
Cameron, and Mr. Churton. House surgeons, Mr. E. C.
Garland, and Mr, William Townsend.

BOROUGH QUARTER SESSIONS

The sessions have been held before J. K. Bair, Esq.,
as deputy for Gilbert Henderson,l4.;sq., the recorder, who
is confined by illness in London, and were concluded
yesterday. We have given full details of each case in
our police reports at the time of the committal of the
offenders, therefore, it is only now necessary to state the
results of their respective trials, which w(
follows

Margaret Tierney, aged 28, and Alie Patterson, aged
28, were found guilty of stealing the sum of £39 and a

The former wa
rvitnde, and the la
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purse, the property of Jame
sentenced to four years' penal
six months imprisonment. Mary aged 27
who was charged with the same offence, was acquitted.
Catherine Parr, aged 23, was sentenced to twelve
months' imprisonment, having been f‘-‘,—."
stealing twelve pair of socks, f 1
wood, Mary Gibson, aged IS, who was char

►e proper!) of John Gall

;ed with the

above pris,_,ner, Was ae(juitted.
Bridget Hindi, aged 20, and Bridget Dodney. aged
20, stealing a watch, from the person of John Braith-
waite. The former was convicted and sentenced to
nine months' imprisonment, and the latter was
discharged.

Thomas Downy, aged 18, moulder, James Rowe, aged
18, carter, and James Cassidy, 19, baker, were found
guilty of stealing sixteen yards of cloth the property of
Wiliiam Carter. The prisoners were each. sentenced to
nine months' imprisonment.

John Johnson, aged 18 was senteneel to four years'
penal servitude for stealing a pair of trousers, the pro-
perty of William Earl): . _

Mary Kenny, aged 26, charwoman, received t
sentence for stea►in„ a brush, tl

Margaret Bennis

month's' imprisomn

and a screen, the -pro!.

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four months' imprisonment. fo

property ufJohnNL: 1

Mari Conroy, aged 3G, was s

property of John

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LONDON GAZI

BANKRUPTS. -

WILLIA

FRANC[

Graceehurch-street, tavern keeper. GEORGE SMITH, JOHN
MCLACHLAN and WILLIAM BLA.CKBURNE, Liverpool, tailors
and drapers. THOMAS BAILIE, late of o.d Jury Chambers,
civil engineer and surveyor. EPIFAIiIO THALAESCO, Bury-
MATTHEW WISE,.
TORN

court, St

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-hill, fismot