Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-29 00:00:00

THE QUEEN'S HALL, BOLD-STREET.

We perceive, this fashionable salle is to be occupied
by Miss Jura Pastrana, the cElebratA "Nondescript,"
who has created such a furore amongst the nobility and
the medical and scientific world in London during the
season. She is said to be the greatest novelty yet intro-
duced to the British pubic, and hzs already been patronised
by her Majesty the Queen and most of the crowned heads
of Europe. We look with some curiosity to the introduc-
tion of such a novelty as she is represented to be. She is
announced for the 31st instant, bat we sea by our adver-
tising columns that she will appear on the 7in of Sept.,
at the Queen's Hal), Bo:d-street.

THE COURT, &c.

BUCKINGHAM PALACE, FRIDAY.—The Queen and the
Prince Consort, with the Princess Royal, Princess Alice,
Prince Arthur, and the Princesses Helena and Louisa,
artivel at Buckingham Palace, at five minutes to two o'clock
yesterday afternoon, from Osborne. Her Majesty left
o,,borne at ten o'clock, crossed in the royal yacht Fairy to
Gosport, and proceeded by a special train on the South
Western Railway to the private station at Vauxhall,
where four of her Majesty's carriages and an escort of
Light Cavalry were in waiting to convey the royal party to
the Palace.

The Queen and the Prince Consort, with Prince Alfred,
the Princess Royal, the Princesses Alice, Helena, and
Louisa, Prince Arthur, and Prince Leopold, and the Lades
and Gentlemen in Waiting, cruised in the Victoria and
Albert can Wednesday afternoon, and returned to Osborne
at half-past seven o'clock.

DEATH OF Mr. WILLIAM RAWSON.—We regret to
announce the decease of this gentleman, which took place
at his residence, the Polyrn, Crumpsall, near Manchester,
on Wednesday, at midnight. •We are infarnaed that Mr.
Rawson was in his seventieth year. There seems no doubt
that his death reiulted from the accident which recently
bele Line.

THE LIMITNING.—DESPATCH OF TROOPS. —On Thursday
morning whole of the men of the 7th Hussars, and
drafts from the various regiments, to the number in all of
654 men, with thirty officers, emba-ked from Tilbury on
board the celebrated clipper Lightning. At seven o'clock
on Thursday evening she was towed down the river by the
Resolute, one of the two tugs recently built at Liverpool,
and the largest and most powerful ever constructed.
MANCHESTER, SHFITI ELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE, AND
LOND 'N AND NORTH- W ESTE N RA ILWAYS. —A pamphlet
of forty pages has ju.t been published by the Minchester,
Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Company, relative to the
dispates between these two companies. It consists of P.
" Summary of the case in reference to the London '4lld
North-Western Company's Breach of their A'greervents of
July, 1854, with the Sheffield Company, and s-abse
repudiation of, and refusal of reference, nod% r two pent
traffic
agreements with the Sheffield and other C',,,ropanies,,, and
of a report of the meeting of the Manch, eter, Sheffield, and
Lincolnshire Railway Com?any, bald at Manchester on
'Tilly Bth.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRANCE.

PARIS, THURSDAY EVENING.

Despatches were received this morning at the
French Foreign-office from M. Soulanges-Bodin,
Consul at Naples. They announce that the
Royal Court of Salerno was about to make its
report concerning the late landing of itsuNents,
and it was expected that the captain and orvw
of the Cagliari would be acquitted of partici-
pation in the attempt, and that the difficulty
with the Sardinian Government would thus be
arranged.
There is hardly anything worth notice to core-
municate from this city to-day. It is supposed
that some difficulties still remain with regard to
the Principalities, as the Moniteur speaks of an
early resumption of diplomatic relations. Another
report, however, says that M. de Thouvonel is to
be received this very day by the Sultan.
A Council of Ministers, at which the Emperor
presided, was held yesterday at the Tuileries.
Sir Fitzroy Kelly has arrived in Paris.

Djersiil Bey, the Turkish Ambassador, had an
audience this morning of the Emperor. M. de
Rayneval's application to return to Rome could not
be granted, and he will doubtless go to St. Peters-
burg, M. de Moustier remaining at Berlin.. A
French offiler is to be sent to Tzarke-Selo, where
some manoeuvres of Russian troops are to take
place this year. The Cent Gardes have been de-
spatched to Chalons The Count and Countess
Walewski are going to Biarritz, where Prince
Napoleon is also expected to go after his visit to
the Piedmontese frontier and interview with King
Victor Emanuel, said to be fired for the 31st inst.
The Emperor has approved the works now in pro-
gress in the forest of Vincennes.