Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03 00:00:00

letter was received from Bombay nere yesteruay, w Inca
stated that there had been a cyclone in the Itoughly,
and 46 vessels were lost. If such is the fact, there can
be little doubt that about 600 or 700 lives have been
sacrificed.

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STEAM SHIPPING CHR ONICLE.—A new journal under
this title has just been started in Londini, its first num-
ber having appeared yesterday.' It proposes to be a
record of the movements and progress of steam vessels
at home and abroad. It is well got up, and seems
suitable for the purpose contemplated.
SOUTHERN HOSPITAL.—WeekIy Report, September 2,
1859.—Admitted—Accidents and urgent cases, 75 ;
medical and surgical cases upon recommendation, 12 ;
total, 87. Discharged—Cured, 7 ; relieved, 2 ; irre-
gular, 2 ; died, 1 ; total, 12. Attending as out-patients,
35 ; remaining in the hospital, 66. Treasurer—James
Houghton, Esq. Visitors—B. Platt and E. C. Hindley,
Esqrs. Honorary chaplain—Rev. W. Leveson. Physi-
cian and surgeon for the ensuing week—Dr. Cameron
and Mr. Higginson. House surgeons—Mr. John M.
Bateson and. Mr. C. Pemberton. •
MAD'LLE TITIENS AT ST. GEORGE'S HALL.—Our
readers will be glad to learn that this distinguished
vocalist is, along with' other artistes belonging to the
operatic corps now in Liverpool, about to give a grand
concert in St. George's Hall, on Tuesday evening. This
is the more gratifying from the circumstance. that, as
we understand, all the available audience accommoda-
tion at the Theatre Royal has been engaged for Monday
evening. From our advertising columns, it will be
seen that the programme on this occasion is a highly

attractive one.
DEATH FROM BURNlNG.—Yesterday, inforination was
received at the Coroner's Court, that Frederick George
Lloyd, a child three years of age, and son of a comedian
at the Adelphi Theatre, had died from injuries he rc-
ceived from his clothes catching fire on Thursday. It
appears that on that morning the child was left for a
moment in the nursery, where there was a fire, and he
went over to it. His clothes caught fire, and he rushed
doWn stairs to his father's bedroom, and they ex-
tinguished it, but he received such injuries that he died
the same day., An inquest will be held to-day.
COUNTY FERMANAGH (IRISH) MILITIA.—A detach-
ment of this fine Corps is now stationed at the North
Sh:,r6 rort.under the command of Captain Johnlrvine
and Lieutenants talky rind Barton. The Right Hon.
the Earl of Enniskillen paid them a visit last week, and
after the inspection, started for the head-quarters in
Staffordshire. His lordship, being. Colonel of the
regiment, takes the liveliest interest in their welfare
and, instead of contenting himself at home 0 I.:, •
seat, Florence Court_ .1.:,,

which the present season affords, he fiefs more innate
pleasure in being with his regiment, the men of whom
he wishes to imitate, in exemplary conduct and disci-
pline, their gallant companions in arms, viz., the 27th
Foot, (or Enni,killens,) and the 6th (or Enniskillen)
Dragoons, whose heroic exploits are emblazoned in the
history of the Peninsula, and more recently at Balaklava
and inkerman. The conduct of this fine body t,f men
has been such, since they came to Liverpool, as to merit
the highest encomiums, whilst, since their embodiment,
they have' ever shown themselves " ready and willing"
to serve her Majesty in any and every.emergency.