The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-25 00:00:00

SARDINIA.

TURIN, APRIL 4,: of
The reports that have lately been prevalen"
a camp of Sardinians, consisting of 20,000 roe„
to be formed at Allesandria, are stated to
without the least foundation. the
No steps have yet been taken, even to fig
the
the time for the reviews, that take place
autumn of each year.

LONDON GAZETTE.—Last Night.

B ANK RUPTS.
Thomas Game, Coldwaltham, Sussex, corn dealer, an-
dolgleP
and cattle dealer.
Robert Carter Ouston. Kingston-upon-Hull, corn,
and spirit merchant. 130"
Thomas Benner, Oldbury, Worcestershire, and Wet „nr
wich, Staffordshire, iron and coal master, and iron'
fa cturer. ird
William Petrie Waugh, Branksea Island, Dorsetehil the
Little Abingdon-street, Westminster, brick an
maker, and lime burner.
Joseph Hardy, Nottlgham, miller. f Oeir
Henry Charles Caldwell, late of Singapore, now o
sington-park-gardens, Notting-hill, scrivener. „cafe&
William Nash, St. John-street, Smithfield-bare,
victualler.
Thomas Henry Griffith, Worcester, coal dealer.
Elizabeth Clarke, Newport, Monmouthshire, potter'
_its
Edmund Stephenson, Daventry, Northamptoneem'
and braes funder, and ironmonger.
Patrick Dennioson, Bradford, Yorkshire, grocer and Pr°Bl'
sion dealer.

i
A REVENUE CUTTER RUN DOWN EN 01$
THAMES—LOSS OF SEVEN LlVr.'t. /010
The Curlew, a smart cutter of 36 tons, while.; by
between the Mouse and Nore lights, was rua 0°""
ese
Antwerp steamer, the Baron Osy—cnly one of the
the cuttsr saved.

AUSTRALIA. Melbott
The Anglesea, Capt. Thorn, 78 days from .
landed passengers at Plymouth on Thursday eveufgoilit
f 3
left Melbourne February 3, rounded Cape Horn Tilie„And*
crossed the Line April 3, and sighted Schilly AP 1
She brings 170 passengers, 52,600 ounces of gØø
bales of wool, and 600 tons copper ore. Her
dates are anticipated by the Simla.

THE ROYAL FAMILY OF DUDE•

t the
The Princes of Oude and their suite drove e--11,110.
town yesterday, in the municipal and private carriaglt the
visited the docks and many other places. Theirliebi his
Adelphi Hotel at half-past ten o'clock, accomPa!lrie"-grooll'
Worship the Mayor, J. C. Ewart, Esq , M.P.' "; 9,14
Esq., M.P., W. Ewart, Esq , M.P., James. /I. Tohlirs,,,,ell,
Thomas Bold, Esq , Samuel Holme, Esq., —BI
E,q., Charles Turner, Esq., Fernie, Esq., M3J6:0811:
anti the other diplomatic attendants on their Boys. wen,
nesses. They drove to the landing stage, where thenicisidep
on board the steamer Despatch, and proceeded to 11' try
where they disembarked, and visited the mantliaci.`;
the Atlantic cable, which was explained to then L',10,0111
Brown and Mr. Bright, and the Princes seemedtbel
interested on the whole. On their return to t0wn,,,001,-
lunched at the Town 1.1,11, and then drove to the
w:.en it was stated that Viey It so tired, that tb 900 of.
to bed' and took a sleep—" their custom always eflustteh
trnoon." The next place we find them is at the er head'
an account of which will be found under its Po Say.
We understand they will depart for Scotland this
THEATRE R :)IrAL.—visfr OF TEEE roagS
OF (JUDE, apeCte4,
A house crowded to excess might have been, agettel
by ary visiter to the Theaatra Royal last night, .11,,ed,
as the benefit of Mr. Charles Mathews was aillac°l3l, Wee
our incomparable light comedian was to appear
ornieg
characters. Bat when it was made known in the Erioror
that the performances were to take place nnder the P iligb'
age off the Princes of Oude, and that their iteredtb!!
nesses were to be present, it may be easily imag`ll;tee
the rush for places was something very unustel Itcloo”
our almost metropolitan community. At severie,,:ry /rd
ri
every available inch of space in boxes, pit, and gs-aioteq.
occupied, save the curtained private hoses eft
over the extremities of the dress row, at either 8," 'lr
stage, which were reserved for the Royal verr,,v,
Princes had so mach to see in so short a time in '''';oo,ll,6
that it was not expected they could, on this oenssba
vi3iters.
.1,
tate the punctuality of her Majesty of Englandi;ctser,isio
makes her appearance in public. Accordingly,
r se upon Mr. Charles Mathews as lifr • 11:19:gilifjef
"Married for Money," without the reserved 13°5;otti
any indication of the presence of occupants. Tape
passed over, and still na royal entrance took P 14.4
half-past ei(ret o'clock, however, the PrinceeY'es fro;
arrived, with' Major Bird and their smite, in carri°l7; e
the Adelphi Hotel. They were conducted to tellasor4,
prepared for them, the nine s', with Major Bird,' g: ht of Piof their attendants, occupying the box to the ri ,he le j
stage. and the remainder cif the suite that on '
6,,,eve;
Their highnesses'
_appeared much interested in tirose,
appearance of the 'manse, the crowd, and the aPP:ra glisroh
leaning forwward, gazed on all sides thrott,g,ehrf°oaPrdre,e,dl,:rochtf;
a
in very nn-Asiatic style. The pieces p
" Married for Monty," " Some One Else, . in et tp
Minutes with a Tiger," Mr. Mathews apPearlto 040
We do not know of any new term of eulagle pot eti
Mr. Mathews's acting, and can only say that b ,sto aneo
more thoroughly himself, and never made hoo.c 133- if
Nr• for ,
to throw off brighter sparks thin last night. ay be d' of
as Sir Robert lifellowboy, in the first piece?jll-the frit?
said to have divided the applause wit° tiollf hie)
English comedians, and was enthusias •n' wd
"re. I ets
chided in the call before the °e re SO oh
jg ek
followed the conclusion of the comedy. „b '°„4l3'
played the wealthy and arbitrary old wife wl*reellht rere'
tartness and Jealous watchfulness. The Percs,
rally sustained their parts throughout the 11!",,, eyes ibe
dit. It must be allowed, however, that naarli,t fron3pi
turning from the stage to the box at its rigruonce. 00
moment when the princes made their aPPean,oseet.
night is the last night of Mr. Mathews's engage
appears again as Young Rapid and Phozper.
ptIETr!.,I tb.
lIENGLER'S CIRQUE VA',,viou voir
The great merit and extraordinary talent bed Of°
artistes at this establishment having rese„-cip the,.49. oe
ledge of their Highnesses the Princes ofthe e~
kindly intimated their intention of honoVing doubt f,
Variete with their presence this everting. 14,° faro
1:01
will bear witness hereafter, when " r4;orses2
of the many and• boundless feats ol —the ow'
&c., thereat exhibited, A t from to or
par a et/di
ordinary trac Halal invariably presence bine°. ,tpe
notice by Mr. Ilengler and his ever-reujie has' rope/
pany, we may mention that this is probablY that tho
appearance of the " illustrious foreigners Bi.courite' tiO
the present occasion many of our talented, "ompall
well-known municipal authorities will ace
royal visitors.
A

ciary Court at Ayr,the other d k the re;
siding, David Barr, a ti
ciary
_- NOVEL DODGE TO PREVE'NT IDENTITY.
----t rt VA-A&
ti:Ow onteciro
ticket
t
and sentenced to fifteenyears' tatiou, for 000
transpor .
..,ftbe.
_dgis
a quantity of copper
and brass from the wors'ou
varr, 1;0
Western Railway
Company at Kilmarnock. 'd dell Oil
an unusually small
in his , man, is extremely savage and oi hi,
of B.sletahceeLcooln'dvji ctit ,s was "6
disposition, so much so, that en them vier,,,ef te
apprehensionu it took four men, all of °Ler,: ght ~vafge
speriors in stature, to secure him. When "vhie P-,he
the Court, his face had undergone a considerelichLo,
from the previous day, and also from the time at ,ogiaitw-ii, a
On
had seen him at the taking of their eyed teta- cl
examining his countenance it was discever-noset,t-0
n was completely peeled off his his cheelEF:he" sig:rg
forehead; this having been done during tir..l-idelltPsllo
prevent, if possible, the witnesses at the trl,': i the Os
e prisoner had rubbed his face aphisBlol2o3r eh
of his ciiitill the injury was inflicted, but t_ , sjthollts,
fruitless
~ one of the witnesses having e lared tu9" lit I'l '
declared n lion
it was not the same face that he had last seen
still he (the prisoner) was the man.