Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-02 00:00:00

how they interrogated us !
our name, the
-ever

.—what was the ship",s Too
ambassador's titles—everybodY 8 .cba
body's rank and bus - —what

and age

want-whither were we going:2lvience did vr°-l"
how many ships were coming—where was our au"-,0510
Indeed, a Russian custom-house agent ora British etioot
paper could not have put more astounding lest
whether in number or nature, than did these :„,311;r3 °'
reporters. We were as patient as naval ewe), eir
angels may usually be supposed to be under silcibeo
,cumstances ;. answered all their questions—allow'it the
to see, touch, smell, and hear evervthin,,, exel the°
British n.mhn,enilm.

1----.."-".%•,r., IT 111 l Wilp 111 , 1119. caw.- ~i,cLe,
.„ ...,,,,..pool, as Jur. UODH .said, "in dismissed them with a glass of sherry and a ',rite
the greatest harmony and good fellowship." et, be
The captain and first lieutenant had hardly ye Of the
The prosecutor, Bendeno, was then called. He said lated themselves that, at any rate, that portiall Nett
that he was called to London. He left his wife in pleasure of visiting Japan was over, when another. wet(
Liverpool, and when he returned home he found that
His furniture, plate, kc., iery
ful of reporters arrived, tumbled up the ladder/ se
she was not forthcoming.
the were also missing. well-behaved, but asked exactly
The magistrate, after hearing a lengthened arg questions, and went exactly through the
decided to remand the case, binding Woods over in
ninent, farce as the first party had done. They we
r
£SGO learnt, duplicate reporters, whose statement trer'
in his own recognisance for his appearance on Tuesda
next. ' [Before Mr. SHAYD.]
Y check and_ correct _those of • the first set of intl. inked-'
Directly they left us, a two-sworded official pnoyd
John Stubbs, a butcher, keeping-a shop in Scotland- two swords in Japan, like two epaulettes in s oduee
road, was charged with having 252115. of unwholesome indicate an officer of some standing He if'''. spol
beef exposed on his premises for sale. The beef was himself through a Japanese interpreter,. wh_llo 11.3
and costs, and the meat was ordered to be destroyed.
seized by Inspector Jones. Defendant was fined 40s. English remarkably well, as "chief officer_ l'r to 51,
Ml' 1 !
dbmin—would he be 'pleased to unbosom „,iM
AmusEMENTs IN LIVERPOOL.—Open from ten in Could he not see the ambassador ? Innabis:
an official communication to make. Would' ,re.,
the morning until ten at night. Allsop's Wax-Work What, a "chief officer" communicate with aa "m
ice'
exhibition. AIL the kings and queens, from and in- sailor ! We were truly horrified. The chief ,crux'
eluding William the Conqueror down to Queen must be simply.insane ; did he couple the represe_.,erity
Victoria ; also pries and princesses, dakes, duchesses, of the Majesty of Great Britain with some Ire wag
lords, eminent statesmen, warriors, poets, divines ; tendant of trade ? The chief officer apologised i„t be
also all the most netted personages of the past and very properly shocked at the proposition ' 1.-to ea
present ages, &c. AlLsoys sculpture galleries, containing had made ; he saw his error, and, what was more
upwards of 3,000 statues, selected from all parts of the purpose, the ambassador assumed a size and .
,„t t°
In ..,nuary .nikt. world, varying from five to twenty feet in height. since in his eyes which it would have been di",.`s ,Taas'
-a to. the infirmary, and Allsep's dioramic,. panoramic. cosmoramic, and stereo- I have realised. The " chief officer" then put bi. :' the
. Dr. Buly anal Mr. Lavery, ale swine views, of intense interest. Allsop's musical pro- I Lions : Did Lord Elgin intend to call upento 60
~ed the medicine . menade. The above attractions are now combined, governor of Nangasakf? No ; he had not timei The,
itortanate man rdh..
i, as well as sustenance, givin., way to firming one large establishment in
tie
immense and so. Did he expect the governor to wait upon hia
Or
„I on account of his offence, which had /Naviiificent building known as Cie Teutonic-hall governor. could please himseir_the ambassadei vapor
and disgrace upon his family, who had next ,s!ior hut one bte the County court, Lime-street, receive him if he came. If the, lieutenant-F°o bias?
ockildren miller ten yes,
,tidy, a most respectable position in ,OcietY• Live 2, and nearly opposite. the Adel* Motel, and called on Lord Elgin, would his Excellency real'. this
week before his death, the wretched culprit had is open toThis was all the chief officer had to s"LL ',00"!
d attack of paralysis, which brought him id a , 3rears of age,, 2d- each. Mr. Aus p's exhibition has mission was a special one; he bezged ta wicll oft7sP
~able en_ __,. Haturday last. Both Dr. Buly and ' 4
i
een pronouneb'd by e i'":,ress Qf Liverpool, Landon, morning, merely adding that the trovernar nr a
.'. Lavery said that the deceased received the most kind I and elsewhelter_ 1,:%1 J.Je the moat Perfect) raPerhh-
,-*establishment
~reatinent, which availed notii;:re, as the mental der,rs3e- , magnigclit, alathltivg.`,' A t
the public at 6d. each.l
sion completely paralysed the wtoi# c_.\,stt-o. 3', 4
t.ClJilly ! faci, that cannot p,iioi
, .u. 4 coy,-
.1 returnaq a vcrdiet in aceorduce 14;h the medical i observe the ,-.

3, Mr. C,

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served

‘,A--fisoot,e,c,ontrtdricted. Be sure to shortly•afterwards—a stout cobrbuilt pig °t CaP
small
• kunoassauor Would kindly accept a
world—a sent which would shortly be sent. The present ",
pot thre' 11'0
,ctor, Mr. Wm, Aliso" at .an entrance. Sole and such a quantity of pumpkins !—Froin
Pt d l Osborne's "Japan and the Japanese." •

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