The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-18 00:00:00

greviOus bodily harm. Sentence was deferred.

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Mdlle. Rachel's health is gradually improvingiort ire
change of climate is deemed absolutely necessariteetdo
complete restoration, and her return to the atitt'"
cannot, it is stated, be counted upon until the td
of 1857. ero'sll
A paragraph has been going the round of the Psl'oo4l'o
the effect that General Sir William Herries is ;
ill. There is no foundation for such are but
gallant general has been slightly indisposed, het 1 crft
recovered. 01
An accidental death, under extraordinary circore-de,goos
occurred at Puteaux a few days ago. A young trB frietiti
attended the previous day the marriage of
,„,ti
living in the same house, and on getting Ili to
morning he had the curiosity to go on the roe' 000
through a skylight into the chamber of theteepot
married couple. Though the roof was very shroog,,P,
reached the skylight in safety, bat on looking t''elf 11.-ce
saw that the husband was awake. He threw blat'billeile
to avoid being recognised, and in doing so (Wrote 01$
himself, lost hi., footing, and fell head forereestaoth
street, fracturing his skull so badly that hie
t ado
instantaneous.— Galignani. en' IiSA
RAILWAYS IN RussrA.—The Russian Governei irgfrow
determined on granting concessions for the foil aloe
of railway :—A line from Moscow to Nishni ; a iiiteer
Moscow to Theodosia, on the Black Sea ; to 5110,,
Moscow to Laybau, and a line from Petersbort,rtritier
saw, with branches from Petersburg to pin the
,5 *fete('
lines. With regard to several short internal li!leo'
are a sort of fancy bits with the speculators, i'iropyov
mined that nothing shall be done until certaiedders3
ig
ments in the inland navigation now under coe'wede,,t
shall be completed. The whole length of line c'sstil o,o`f
about 4,000 versts—over 3,000 miles, and the tee ° o`4l
capital over five millions, upon which a guarae titoriooe,9
per cent is to be given. The successful coniPeloot re!vii
an Anglo-French Company, the principal namesot, fifeeic
being Stieglitz (the Petersburg banker), Uzie""s, (
(Credit Mobilier), and one or two English nab ti
pe of
will be published in due time, 11 11°;5,1t,
THE STOLEN DUCAL PLATE.—It seems &J.' 3,10,„e
0,1
recovering or tracing the lost plate of the 1)58 O,tY,
Cambridge has been abandoned. Thus, of thrtatit2pievel
able robberies, the police have failed in de-e's 349 50
clue—viz., those of the Countess of Ellesnoe.ollv
the Royal Nursery plate, and that of the 0104094.
Cambridge. This latter comprised plate in ,°1 Of
for such occasions as when the Duchess and L', f co(
Mary should come up to St. James's from I_CVose uvecor
or so, and was not kept in a box, but lying „ 0011rcod
shelves of the silver pantry. There were rous e'penie
workmen in the house, and the only suspi%itellaeuctitl
stance connected with this fact is, that imine‘'l% 001110itle,
the robbery was discovered one of the men adinglY„t ihrot
should not come to work again, and accor had 13-,.totV
not again make his appearance. The police fin
difficulty in tracing this man, but could,tie co'd cal
whatever to implicate him in the robbery. :try vcivlletioPo
of the plate asserts positively that the Pa 5 to ore
fully locked, and differences are expressed 3 deelo
the lock had been forced or picked, but no
has been elucidated by the police.