Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-19 00:00:00

THE COURT:

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BALatonAL, Wednesday.—The gitecn 'and Pr'-'" lye
&tort drove out 3 esterday afternoon. The Princess ;sir
walked out. Tae Princess Alice rode with LadY,C,,..oti tt
bill. In the evening the Earl and Countess of -";i
Mr. and Lady Louisa Brooke, had the hotour of u 760,
with her Majesty. Mr. Clinton and F. B. 94:0
had an interview with Mr. Secretary Labouchere, 10`
at the Colonial ( ffice.

DEATH OF TWO CHILDREN-WANT ASP
DRAINAGE.

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On Thursday night two inquests were held beff.ne".ooo'
Baker, at the Dundee Arms Tavern, Bethnal-greeet i/1105°,.
The first was on Alfred Rogers, aged two yore.; 0:
parents reside at 8, Peacock-place, Cambridge-res;':oo,'
father stated he was out of work, and had to rati'ven
wife and six children. Mr. Moore, surgeon of the fotor
district, stated, when he was called in to the child, lie 0°
it sinking from want of the necessaries of life'oloo
parents told him that they were allowed is and twe.t,ilcll
we. kly by the parish. Mr. Moore thought the tc;to
dei-h had been accelerated by the unwholesome ~,e S
the district. There was a large open drain at the 5007
the house, and various nuisances close by. J3i-r'a Ormi
said there were two children at present ill u v,,;
house, who would die in a few hours if not remove'
people in the adjoining houses were :,1,0 in daeget"a
second inquest was on a child of four years, eselei for
Pinion, whose parents live at No. 20, Old Bat 1101?"
The jury returned a verdict in each case "That by
tM
ceased died from natural causes, accelerated. 4re°
poisonous condition of the houses in which then' void",,
resided." The coroner was requested to coy°
wtth the board of guardians of the union.

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THE MURDER IN THE QUEEN'S BENCII log 06
.1001117
Yesterday, at the sitting of the Central Crinti
nit
Antonio de Salvi, the Italian who stands charged
wilful murder of Robert Henderson Robertotl,
..vl-4110
Queen's Bench Prison, was placed at the bar to olPeott
trial. Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Clerk attended to PI! ad,
Mr. Edwin James, Q.C. and Mr. Serjeant Parti'd
specially retained with Mr. Mllahon to defenisolo;
prisoner. When the case was called on, and the Pjoif,
was about to be given in charge to the jury, Or II tly
put in a plea of autrefois acquit, which set forth tfor4
risoner was tried at the last session of this cotill'eOp offence of feloniously cutting and wounding the ,
with intent to murder him, and that the jury °clot
him of that intent, and that this was tire hoot
felony of which he was now accused. The plea of
been recorded, Mr. Justice Crompton inquiry Tiodva
thissaid
case that
were the whole
so
peculiar,
,coufija thr,e
Bodkin what course he intended to take? Xi Or
acnidreuthulestcaorlueresse c°l'Ptekeeni-dsi:411;;,
€Ol
pected, that on behalf of the Crown he shoo lab
time to consider whether he should demur to dile oll!:
not. The court thought the application a reasons,o ritY
and the trial was consequently postponed to tu
session.

N 1011.4
ELECTION OF HONORARY PHYSICIAN TO VIZ - 10041
alosperaa.—Yesterday, Dr. Broadbent was 00110 r
elected Honorary Physician to the Northern I:DSP- j
ft'
the room of Dr. Sc )tt, who resigned, the ae e
ITALIAN RAILWAYS.—There is a report , e--01
liminary works for the railway from Piacenza 0 "pot„,
dinian frontier have again bean suspended on ace' Cts"
some stragetical objections cif red by the Austriag
mandant at Piacenza. f
AMER CSN Mates.—The Royal Mail steamer A pe,
sails this day for New York direct, with ihe Unirat.ef°,,c3
and Canadian mails. Letters at the General rfrd'e s"0
up to eight, a.m , in the usual course, will be in tri,e'ofe
with late fees to nine. The box at the Stage will
to ten, with an additional late fee of 19a on letters. Areit;
TRH Wevruna —We have got a secand suallo4 tbA
During the past week the weather has been railforj
usually file, and some days were fully as hot 05
hove had among the past summer. Fro° itbso
appearances, one would be inclined to say thet, °P"we near the rvinoxt.s, we are likely to have a I°l3° 0(
of fine wea'her yet. else
STATISTICS OF SWCIDP„—Thu " Ear op,..nn DO- filed
Suicif?e," recently published in France by M. Lisi,ref°,';
that England is no longer at the heal of the dra
The French author proves that Franco is high°. Jicine
scale, sod Russia lowest. In Landon, we have
in 8,250 peop'e. Paris gives t', ono in 2,221. For Por t
English population, the suicides reckon one ir1,017
France, one in 12,489. The north of France is 'jolt"
prolific) in suicides, that district yielding nearly
sib
the whole number in the enure empire.
DEPARTURE OF SIR CHARLES Wool) —Yes'e4o‘ll:4‘ll
Charles Wood, First Lord of the Admiral y, Irvr
Milne, took his cleoarture for London by the trAill 1)01.11
left the Li see-street station at 9 10 a.m. We 1131°, 61/3,,f,
that he vv,,s much astonished tho comparetifeaatg'teg
sum expended in the construction of th magnifioini, °,,ot
in g docks at Birkenhead, and that he took eel
of all the particulars connected with them. we :sa ou;e1
be surprisedV if he make the information, acquire
visit to Liverpool, ground for an inquiry into t'',lider
which have made similar docks at seine of the rlair ief
so extravegantly costly to gove;nment. t 0°
LITERARY GO',SlP.—There is some little stir
the literary world, considering it is the "of 'ail
year. Taackeray is bard at work in the althettesi-;:tolat
day with his " Virginians ;" and Lever, fresh, "0'4;0
prom as ever, is satirizing modern follies s'neßeitYee
fools with unsparing lash. You will have no (3,1`-(10,',1q
recognising Lord C..ant,vorth's portrait in Lord ",,°l.l'ol
Traere will be acme political sketches in this bo'ijiticstete
as Lever has grown very keen in the matter of P-4,001
late. It is a pity his munificent offer to the 00°'fiesio/S,
party about the purchase of the Herald and e
accepted. There is a sparkling passage in B'''':gioa
centithatioa of his novel to Blackwood. be d
some charraing picture of rural scenery, he doses",Vo>l!,
" knitting England's feudal memories with Egit-,lllolll'
b-):n hopes ; the old land and the young P:it' 001
Etgland is so old, and the English are so roc.: is e;
a consolation to know that Pisistratus Caltc:eoft'ait",
inure ha his study, and that as the days groef "olif ttbt
the nights grow long, we shall hold m0pe:41161% otsej
him in those pleasant hours when we CheeseeregieSA
darkness and cluster round our own bright gifie,°(B,
Pe ap'e ate reading a now novel called °Farina
of Cologne," very generally. Who will not feelißoisistire
in it when he
.knows it. is the production °F,i'olcati,l3,',lll
Caxton, junior—young Bulwer. Ly ton—whoed
in the republic cf letters as Owen Meredith 3-,000,10°,
Meredyt t indiscriminately? His last essay ilf%; sirelet/i.
one for his future fame. His father's renove° tsNe
well as a sword for his son, should he seed it" pill tlt''s
may net, but,"knowrt as the "Spes surgentis off° 0,
illustra'e au illustrious name. A cotecopararltesde'A
that thBtero
I saw, cooly announced some time age,
author of "Never too Late to Mend, one ;,°f
extraordinary books of modern times, wag vf.r-iingan` rital
in the London under the disgulst: -915 'O5
Gerald Keen. If you ask is this true, I eeP'-',:ssi°ll,,ear
gays in the play, and not to use a strong CePr-,,a5e,,,t•
exacely." Miles Gerald Keon is a listing Per'the
ltipgy
Irishman withal, and in genius and honour t°vv l
He is Itulwer's Arius Aehates. Reade is /2ezij it is" isb
titer? in this magazine really, and a sever oisa yob
c'.lled " White Lies," and, no doubt, will bitedeA
separately when complete.—London Corrisr

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

MOVEMENTS OF THE RUSSIAN

ENIPEItOR,

It is stated that after the interview at Stutt-
gardt, the Empeio: Alexander will return to
Be •
rim on the 2nd Odor,.
cr and will remain to the
4th,
When he will pursue his journey to Warsaw,
41e7r, and Moscow. His Majesty will not reach
St, Petersburgh until October 23.