Glasgow Courier. — 1858-08-21 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

BOMBARDMENT OF JEDDAH. formidable banditti, or to interrupt their orgies, words, but it involves c The following telegram, confirming that given in our they will gnash their teeth at you fiercely, like so magnitude. It is sinre Th many wolves. So far are they from running off in give up our English F last impression, has been received at the Foreign Office affright to their burrows that they will turn round, the fete day of the' from Consul General Green:- set up an ominous cry, and will then make a rush at ---Alexandria, August 13. your legs in a way to make your hair stand on end. Her Majesty's ship Cyclops arrived at Suez from Between them and the venturesome stranger many ATTEMPTED a hazardous affray occurs, and though sometimes The Turin pre Jeddah last night. he may fight his way home victoriously by the aid Lake Maggio, I have received the following telegram from Captain of a stout stick, on other occasions he will be forced murder emu, Pullen:.- Casimir Par Cyclops arrived at Jeddah 2,3 d of July. to fly down some narrow cross-lane, leaving the rata tio fth Namik Pacha at Mecca. Satisfaction demanded, and undisputed masters of the field. . . . It is some- .a es eye letter sent to Kaimakan, under flying seal, saying if no thing to have made beat French kid gloves out of sine, th satisfactory waiver was received in 36 hours, shall pro- the skins of Parisian rats, and best French beaver erigim ceed to extremities. hats from their fur. A man of genius-a Swede, as th, On the morning of the 25th, 20 hours (140) having with an unpronounceable name-has done more. as 5 intervened from tune of sending despatch, and no reply, Lamenting, probably, the dearth of dramatic talent, Le commenced bombarding on the town at intervals, he conceived the idea of raising rata to the dignity s 14 or 15 bungalows burnt and destroyed. of tragic and comic stars. His training succeeded 11 a.m. -Letter received from Pacha not satisfactory. admirably. Hamlet, followed by a popular farce, Resumed operations, and continued occasionally until evening of the 26th, both from boats and ships, with . acted by rata in a ruirtable theatre, which the mane shot, shell, and rockets. from lace to 1 ger could carry on shoulders m p p a 27th.-Temps arrived, 507 Bashi Lwow. ; time given obtained a colossal success in Sweden and Germ, to land. -Dickens's Household 1+ ords. 280.-Pacha arrived; comes on board next day; can come to no satisfactory arrangements; cannot execute murderers, but has them confined, stating that he has THE FUNERAL OBSEQUIES OF THE P not this power of life and death. We have now to describe the ceremonies a+ Time extended to allow pilgrims to embark, death of a Parsee. When the medical att 30th.-Lady Canning leaves for Yembo with Moorish that the case is hopeless, the body of the Prince., washed and arrayed in clean clothes. ' Depositions of murderers sent off, and proved guilty mobed, with other priests, repeat our by their own load courts. Their execution insisted upon Zend Avesta, the substance of whir' on morning of the 2d inst., and not complied with by consolation to the dying man, and I. the evening of the 4th. his behalf for the forgiveness of ' Commenced bombarding again on the morning of the Almighty pardon you for anythi. sth. done against His will, His coins' Before a reply is received, the Yabari steamer arrived tates of the true religion of Zoo with troops, U,O Egyptians. Lord give you a good and ha Ismail !Nish& commands, with power to satisfy the just which you are about to mite, demands of England and France. On the morning of the 6th, 11 murderers executed (in) If the dying noun be ir sight of the town and shipping in port, and 4 more cul- himself joins in these ex, prita to be sent to Coustantinople. relative or the familyThe Cyclops left Jeddah on the morning of the 7th op, poz'sis in his ears. inst., and has brought up a passenger from the Pacha with body is wrapped in ‘,. despatches for Constantinople. long piece of polls} lir Vice Consul Calvert has my despatches for the The female memt Admiralty, and leaves immediately, down together o (Signed) Gages, which the body Malta, August 18, 1858, 6.50 A.M. the verandah (Signed) MONTAGUE STOITGED, the body is 1 .- - ...- ::-.;-'...-ria:•8•811°041. -if it happer sunset), i