Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-09 00:00:00

1 the stomach
0-e the body of

being accidentally scalde4
body of Nicholas -Rdschen
36; DaYies-street. Ite w

Mactie's sugar house, and .ea, `Eriday morni
suddenly. ife was'a very sober man. Verdic

natural causes,

The Weekly _Register states that the Duke of Leeds /57;
a short time previous to his death, received into the 80113-
Catholic Church by the Bishop of Beverle)

The Earl and Countess of Ellesm
wator House to-day, on a visit to the Dow
of Ellesniere, at Hatchford, Cobham, Surrey
A Paris letter says the pawning of jewels e

will leave
colic

to the crown diamOnds of the State, but the Princesslo;
the Austrian Court are stated' to be in active irate '0 be
with the Jews. _Rumour also states that what used t°oo
called a " benevolence " in the middle- ages, when the e`i

ngs, Is
a. Thinrs mast

zoing on with the

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SfONUMiiINT TO T

MARQUIS OF WATERFORD.—;',tet'
nitenneu.to erect .a monument to the late Ilfarquis of `;
ford, and the subject has been referred to the Earl of Pfitof
Lord St. Lawrence, and Lord Ingestre. One ideals
a bronze equestrian stake, which
:would cost about
in the demesne at Curraghmore ; another, a monrett%rti,

0 , ,
the centre of the .people's park at Waterford ; and a t'e`•oo
to imitate the example lately set in the Wellin9:ton 11,efbf
rial, and to build and endow: an institution for the go
jockeys'or huntsmen who are diSabled by • -

taken by old age: 4)
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DEATH OF A LADY FROM Jo-T.—Airs. Young, —l9 fp:
property, and sister to Lady Buchan, died underder
distressing operation, at Leamington Spa, on Thili:ftlie
The deceased had received, through the 'papers, news -t for
success of her 'nephew; Mr. Erie, (Conservative), nit on,
Berwick election, and the joyful intelligence br°l4-ts (/`
an attack, the, only means of escaping the moral effeje
which was by an incision in the side. Drs. Pritchnruor
Jeafferson were engaged ; but, notwithstanding. thel.rpti, 0
duity and efforts during Wednesday night, she
stated aE bove. vrencli
His Excellency the Duke de Malakoff, the 're for
Ambassador, accompanied by the Duchess, has lef`f," 011
Paris. His excellency, who presented his letters OTf in
to her Majesty on Thursday last, was engaged on Frr,:eir..?,
paying farewell visits to the differen,t meiahers of the j°lintis
legations. Baron Malaret will act as charge=d'affaires it 0
the arrival of the noble and gallent duke's successor., tie
currently reported that that the Count de Persia tbn
predecessor of the Duke of Malakoff will suee'ee"„ertir
distinguished drake as the representative of the Elel"
Napoleon at the Court of St. James's. s
THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT AND THE Pa;sa
TROOPS THROUGIt SAVOY ---The Independanee Beige
very
—" The gravest news of the day is that the English Gi.,°ocb
meat has protested at Paris against the passage of •,-3t 0
troops through the neutralised territory of Savoy ; L"tbsi
to say, against the use of the railway constricted uPl,,,t it
part of Savoy. The French Government replied ""-iri'
could not acknowledge this protest, as the use of this teicio
tory bad been agreed upon by SwitzMand, widel!„
charged to maintain the neutrality of Savoy specified el
treaties of Vienna, and that two Governments die
opinion that the Sardinian road was not included- 'O
neutralised ground, the limits of which were $l3

defined by the treatv."
• ' In lerniellt
BURIED A LIVE. —An instance of ' premature iei;
has just taken place at Saint Coulomb (Itle et lA', sou
An old woman, aged sixty-one, had just been barie'oeo
the relations and friends had quitted the cernete* will.
the gravedigger, who was about to throw in the
~,.ace.
fancied he heard a strange noise proceed from the .a the
He called on some persons present to assist him, 91010 the
coffin was lifted out and a medical man sent for. .c, 05
body being examined, the, surgeon declared that liiirett
then extinct, but that the woman had only just efilitrej
A The men who had carried the body to the church "`'noise.
that while on the way they heard a sort of knockiog•T, the
but they thought it was the 'body moving abeut I t

AMENTABLE SUICIDE OF A BANKER AT OTLrY.—toptoi
four o'clock on Wednesday afternoon Mr. C,„11,,,,11,;
Jackson, mananr of the Yorkshire Banking u°l'lsgh t"-
Otley, committed suicide by shooting
head. •The servant heard the report, and also icaoiol
fall on the floor inn!' upper room, and on immediate
there found the bedroom door fastened. An
ladle
given and assistance obtained. By means of a iniqere
was gained to the room through the window, and id ,ithel
found the deceased-lying on his side, bleeding. 8111;seall
himself thron,tbitig
pistol in his right hand. A surgeon was immediate lc geu,-
in ; but his assistance was of no avail, as the imilu,ll3,lpolw,
tleman died in a few minutes. He had been in 3 :Ti'd sou'
ing state of mind for some time. A powder flask "-
balls and caps were found on a table near his bed. ve.,rfu",
apartmentSoVE EIGNs SOVEREIGNTY.—This CURIOUS AND INTERESTING EMBLEM or
—thTehiKs aissceerpbtargeb, wLausekfnmoiwnd th„Joir9
(in the -I,rod 0'95
room), when our troops entered it on the 14th, •bv one
given to Lieutenant Morland, Ist Bengal Fusiliersi
0;oet,
of the men, and by him was presented to the preset', pHs'
Mr. W. H. Russell, the special correspondent of seeps
It was recognised in Lucknow as .a very ancient to to t""
sent by the King of Delhi (the Mogul)., in 178/ it I
Nawab Vizier of Oude, as a token of his favour, an tleautilo
usually kept in the Hosseinabad, and used in ,tliet pinefge
processions by the King when proceeding from tuu„ife P„'„
the Imambara. The head is composed of one ninhe 1,,,n"
of fine oriental clouded agate, elaborately fluted Olds. ibej
of a mace and enriched with rubies and emery opipo •
handle, which is about twenty inches in length, is ceitinall;
of varied specimens of oriental jaspers and agates, 'lt b
cally cut, and divided by light ferules of fine gnidaocksPur'
been deposited with Messrs. Phillips, jewellers, 23, Ths
street, where' it can be seen,
EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF CRUELTY TO A "
ill-treatment of a child by parents was, on Thnrs.ololl;
mitted to the Court of Assizes of Paris. The ner,l;.'esentee
of a married couple named Fromont, of relit at the
in January last to the Commissary of Police e brood /
Fromonts had for some time been in the habit r,T b t sears
i
ill-treating one of their five children, a little girl eight found
of age. He, in consequence, went to the house, afhea in
dirt!
corner,' child locked up in a room without fire, crolx,,_,, dirt,
corner,•shivering with cold, with nothing on but ant; woo
rags, and her whole person covered with bruises.a.,a_t ever,
to a skeleton for want of food. The child statedoTer, and
day for a long time nest her father and ul sa/f4-1;
especially the latter, lied beaten her in the littimes /11.
manner, sometimes with a broomstick and some •th their
od ber
wooden shoes. They gave her scarcely any fni ' bent
a thong of leather; they also had kicked her V" d bee
from hunger she devoured potato peelings, t to sleep
more cruelly than before ; they allowed her no oci,
no little tbel
on, and scarcely any clothes to cover ben did all tjt
was taken from the parents, and medical men
treatille
she had sustained that she died a few
"IT
cutting ago
could for her, but she was so weakened by the 11 jack. On
Thursday the couple were tried on a charge estrat,i°ll,,i
wounding the child, and of keeping
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her in secluo to eight
and being convicted, were condemned,irop
years"hard labour, gnd the man to three Teats
meat.

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