Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-10 00:00:00

FUGITIVES FEW.II INDIA.,

. The folkwing is a list of the passenge.rs brought
by the Indit.;, arriv.-d at Southampton :
From Calcutta—Mrs. Elkirg°on and child, Mrs. En-
glishe's child and nurse ; Mrs. Dent, infant, and native
female servant; Mrs. Colonel Simpson, Mr Phillips, Mr.
Avery. Mrs. Butler, Mr. 1.1 Parrott, Mr. J. Lindlay and
wife ; Mrs. Collett and infant' child, and native female
servant ; Mr. Chapman, Mrs. Roberts and infant; Mrs.
Turner child, and infant ; Mrs. Bloomfi.lld, Captain and
Mrs. Mon,sgne and native matt servant; Mrs. Beckett,
infant, child, and Etropcaa female ber7ant ; Messrs.
Phillips, W. Ring, and W. Macy,
From Madras—Mr. Thompson, Major acd Mr. Young,
Mrs M'Lean, two infants, and native servant; Mrs
Cholmely, child and infant; Mrs. Colonel Blaxland and
child, Mr. and Mrs Biggs; Dr. end Mrs. Patterson and
infant, two chid, eu and natives servant ; Lieutenant Do
Harerland and Mrs Birch and servant.

From Galle—Mr. and Mrs. Staple., and four children,
Mr. Harper, and Mics Hall and nativ3 servant.
From Bomb iy - Mrs. Morphey, Mrs. Goldie ; Mrs.
Hamilton, chili, infant, r.nd two European ser`vants; Mrs.
Colonel Stewart, infant, and European servant ; Rev. Mr
end airs. Candy ; Mrs. Price, infant, chili, and European
servant ; Capt. and Mrs Wadge, and infant ; Mrs War-
den and child ; Mrs L'Estrange, child, and infant ; Mr
Lyle, Mrs Goldsmith, Mrs. abb and two children, Mr.
31-Neil', Mrs. Mimr:e and infan., Mrs. Sandiman and
child, Jtseph Frater, John 0-illy, and George Bleshen.
From Alexandria —Mr. W. Black.
From Malta—Mr. Williams, Sergeant Hogan, 14th ;
14 privates, her Majesty's Foot ; 1 convalescen►, Royal
artillery ; 1 wcmin and 2 children; 8 privates, Royal
Marine., ; 3 seamen, Royal Navy ; 1 stoker, and Edmund
Birry.

From G.bralta:—Mire rodman, Mr. Nehemiag, and R.
Morgan.

Th© next steamer to arrive with Indian passengers
is the Ripon, due at Southampton on the 20 ii inst.

A STRANGE %DEMI—THE Baths 11013 BED.—One of
the strangest wed( gs that ever happened; perhaps, in
Mancliee,er, or in any other town, took piece on Taursday,
at Sr. George's Church, H'tme. The bride is a fine
buxom-looking girl of 26 ; the groom. aged 28, is, on the
contrary, a cripple, well known tl.r eteh ut the length and
breadth of the ci•y, who propels himself alta.T the pave-
ment with his hands, his legs and body being carried by a
stage upon fuur wheels. As soon as the marriage was
known, ttnnlrels went to wi ne,s the ceremony, and so fait
did the c. urch fill that %he rffieihls vary soon found it
necessary to 'col the gates. This roon occasioned a crowd
to collect outside the railings, which rAdu l'y iecreased
from hundreds to thousands Oa to eting tl-echurel,„
• (for that is the name of the cripple), dismounted his
wheeled stage, and crawled up the ais'e to the altar, his
black frau era licking up the dust of the floor. After
anxiou If waiting some half hour for the minister, that
gentleman at last came, and tied the el‘ rlasting knot, after
which the groom, by the side of his fide-looking bride,
crawl, d back to his conveyance. just a 4 they were leaving
the church the soldiers entered. The newly-married
ceepie shrunk back—the bride and her maid ensconcing
tit-mask-es behind the door, while the groom hid himsel'
nee: a seat. The soldiers ha.,i,g passed, the b. isle and
groom emerged from their hidin,-plices, and left the
church. Hall left by the D rut-street gate, under the
escort of a policeman, wh ► Witd b tth him, his stage, and
wheels, into a cib. 1* was with weat difficul-y the
cabman drove from among the mob. The bride and her
maid, who left the church by the Chester-road gate, there
entered a °lb"; but no sooner had they done so thau they
were forcibly dragged out by the mr.b which surrounded
t. With much ditfieul:y the unfo.tanate women at last
succeeded in eVricati24 Illmselvcs. They ran across
Chester road lire L'orl-strect, but the mob followed,
shouting, footing, a .11 dragging and plucking the dress
cf the bride, who was bathed in tears. The pores at last'
forced their way thr:ugh the crowd and came to their'
assistance, and, by sheer force, got them under their
protection. They were now put into a a:cond cab, and.
7 ire driven rapidly away.