Northern Times. — 1857-09-07 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

FOR TME,ARMY.-A, circular mereoraedem, issued troll the,-If -cse Glards, states th it the standard or recrui's (men and :ill.). for alt regiments cif infantry, Is reduced to five feet inches, the-aga rema fining as notified in the last schedule.  The bungalow (34 often rofe-red to in the ai vonnts from India) is a buil Hog peculiar to India.. It col tains four or six small rooms, on one it tor, wit h lodek ft-n:1 t verandah?... The roof is often thatched, and it is not unlike large barn in Englard. I; is b4ii.t of brick. _ _  PENNY MANIA Ganef idge/Clironith st tYs thst a publican in the New Town, Caneoririge, has a minia frr the collection of old penny pieces, and has Im.tnaged to scrape together 14 cwt, of the coinsv numbering 24,D48, and representing- in -falin £lO3 103,,  W (Press) have ,great p!easure in hearing that theMarciais.of Dalhousie has placed that-410/e of bi 4 pension of £5,000 per antler:is—conferred on him by the E 4 ,t India Cfinapany. at the disposition of the Innd:m commi ttee,lor the aid of the stiff:rens from the Indian reheNon.  There appear, at present, 510 journals .at ris,,of which forty are dedicated to politics and' the rent +inieg 470 to literature, art„science, and the finances. Frt m the Ist of January to the 7.h of Anew. of thisyear, 16 8 newjournals have appeared in the French metropolis. It appears by a return of the Military. Savings Bank, jait printed by order of the House of Commons, that therewas in 1855 no leas a sum than £11E,005.t0 the credit ofthe. cavalfy and infantry, £30,457 to the credit of the art illery and engineers, and 41,062 to that of the aearly£l47,ooo.  DEATH OF ARCHDEACON Srooxss.<—We• have toc record he death of ArAdeaeon Spolner, a close rc lative.. of Mr. Richard Spooner, M.P. for North Warwie.kshire The rev. gentleman was appointed to. the archdeao onry of Coventry is 1827, and resigned it in 1851. lie was 80 years of age.  The Doke of Devonshire, who we (Derby-Aire( "ourierk, are glad to hear, conti Ines in gord health, Et is been Entertaining the ez-Quesn of tho 11'ranch. and tk circle of distinguished visitors during the, week,. at Ch ,t'swortb. Toe nob'e duke passed through Chesterfield yen, ardan stse. route for lLrdwick.  CHAIRMILN3fIIP OF THE akE4er Noar: toe ,1 journal denies the s'atement, which has b :en freely circulated in London, that Mr Denison, M.P., i J.pb )ut to resign his post as chairman the Great Northern Railway. It further adds that there is not the slighestfoundatien for such a rumou•.  BURGLARY, AND, EXTENSIVE PLIENDIE OF P TANCHE64I‘I3tt JEwvi,LElty.—lnforna4tion has been received by the police that the extensive jewellery establishment o' MT. Lialtoy, 47, Middlesex-street, Aldgate, Lombn, had been entered, and plunlered of gold wateq-es,_ and jaws! dery set with diamonds and other precious stones; wort b x2OOO, large reward is offered for the appre pension: of the burglars. AirsTRALTAN Ges.D.—Theatctals ar g old shipped front.  ustrali i daring, the year 1856.wera )3;007 from New South Wale', awl .£12,015,224,Jranx Victoria. Of the latter, £10,509;652 was sent to. Eal land, 477;4,496 to, India and- Chita, £429,713.:.t0 &Pa nay, Adelaide, and.: Tasmania, and. At 360 to Amarica, ae largest shipments. were mad in Jabua,y, Ataraht.Apri% lugust,,and Decent-Ler, and the smallest in July. and Na ember.  On the flout page of the Jburrz,s; de St. .tersbourgh of= August and in larger letters VI an we have seen in its.. pages before, is this telegraphic amoune-mant :—" Berlin, Angust2s,-11 yesterday's. sitting of the Howe-of Coat—. mons, Palmeeston declared that Russia had not broken the treaty by her procedure in Cireassis." The Premier's, declaration evidently appears as extraordinary to the. Russians as it did to his pin Qountrymen.--Dady.Neuta. The Tres.tern Times states that Major na-eard Cary had in the, fort with him at Allahabsd his wife aid two daughters—one of them, heot married, L'entenaut Ilsvfes, of a Plymouth family, only three weeks before—he being; a. member of the same regiment. Melancholy. to say.. Lieutenant H twat; was one of the party of officers murdered on the 6th of June; ,and the bride became a widow threes weeks atter marriage,. and before her 20th year. Though Mai.ur Cary and family have escaped sr ith their lives, they have lost every Cora of propertyjn this terrible mutiny,.