Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-19 00:00:00

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ITHAREABOUTS Qv Xesstru.---Wilat will, Garibaldi and
KOSSIIIII say to thisspeaee? is the question that enema to
everyese ;in considering the terms: and the manner, of the
iftromened treaty., Of the former. we shalt probably bear
IY,' some act expressive. 'of his sentiments.; of Kossutit we
lizoie private information, which, as it, is, we give to our
readers. M. Kossuth's, family were preparing to proceed to
Italy, and were to ,hzexe departed to-day, but the-news of
the peace treaty arrested their preparations. , (hr. Thirsday
evening they, received a telegram from, M. Kossuth, an-
nouncing his safe arrival in Switzerland.. He thus,seems to
have lost no itime in leaving Italy immediately on. the news
of the peace treaty,. and so escaped a conference with Empe-
ror or Kaiserr What has become of the Hungarian com-
mittee assembled, at Genoa does not appear, and, the elabo-
rate scheme of revolutionising Hungary has, of course, dia-
-1 appeared with the. eessation,of war.t--,Rirnzingiiarn Joatrnal.
SCOTCH. PROPHIISTOHS.—The total number. of proprietors.
having property of the valise of £s*, and under £lO on the
valuationoroll of the Scotch counties, so far as returns' have
been made, i 5,74,024, and, the total number of occupants of
leas than ,£sound more than £lO, 26,350.. The total pro-
prietary,' of the burghs is, 6,356, and the total occupancy:of
the same 56,3,50, thus making a grand total of 13,380 pro-
prietors,. au& 82,700 occupants;.. -The counties of Ayr
Caithness, Dumbarton, Tedinburgh, Lanark, Linlithgow, and,
Perth refused, to furnish returns; and have. thus been guilty
of atcontenapt of an order of the House, of Connions. The
promoter of the return,,thns ordered was 111 r. Kinnaird,, M. P.
STRA;soz. CrncumsTAxcE.—We (Ayr Adrertiser) have
been shown a potato„, grown., in the garden Of Mr: Hugh.
-MTrorie,, rrestwick,„ whicl4, when cut ' up, was found to
contain seven young, potatoes. growing, in the centre of the
bulb.

FEADETIL OCCUUHENER AXONO,ST THE JEWS IN. PETTI-
COAT-lANE.—On Sunday forenoon, at a few minutes before
twelve o'clock, cousiderable excitement was caused in the
vicinity of. the Jews' Clothes. Exchange, Barnes-passage,
Cutler-street, lioundsditch, London, in consequence of the
following occurrence :----It- appeared that some • time back
three or four of the houses in, the pup- ')efore alluded to
taken do a, and - basement was

were , -ae o•roinid floor to tile—
used by the members of Hebrew, persuasion. as an
exchange f 0,.: the sale of old wearing apparel. As was
usual on the Sunday =ruing, this floor was packed with
human beings buying• or selling articles of clothing,- Whilst
so engaged a large piece of flooring gave way,
and those
who were standing, upon it were precipitated. ina a body to
the ground beneath,, a depth of, nine or ten feet. The scene
for a moment or two became one of great excitement, for
the screams of those who had been' precipitated below, and
The cries of those on the stage, was so loud as to induce
many to believe that a fearful, sacrifice of life had taken
place, A number of the City police, under Mr. Inspector
Mitchell, with a great many of the neighbours, hastened, to
the spot, and. they were fortunately enabled to extricate the
whole of the endangered persons..,
Molwaßxr To A LtrOKNOW Hmko.—A handsome mo-
nument of white Carrara marble is now in course of erec-
tion by Mr. T. Gaffin, the sculptor,
of Resent-street, Lon-
, don, to 'the memory of 'the Hon. Barrington, Reynolds
Pellew, 2nd battalion Iffle Brigade; youngest SOD of the late
Pownall Viscount Exmouth, at Cannonteign Church, Teign-
mouth. The monument is surrounded by an elaborately carved.
rifle and sword, in the centre of which is the badge of the regi-
ment. The following is a copy of the inscription, In memory
of Brevet-Major the Hon. Barrington Reynolds Pellew, 2nd
Battalion Rifle Brigade, youngest
son of the late Pownall
Viscount Exmouth, and of Georgina,
13, 1833, died Dec, 6, 1858. During
had served with distinction in the Kaffir
at the siege of Sebastopol, at the stoi
China, an at the final assault and capture of Lucknow, at
which place lie died of dysentery, caused by exposure in the
field, in the 26th year of his age, beloved and deeply
lamented,

MS ; born April
his short career he