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Lyttelton Times, Volume LVI, Issue 6473, 25 November 1881, Page 6

Princess Dolgorouki, the widow of tho lato Czar, it now at Carlsbad, at tho Hdtol Stadt, Badon | she it accompanied by her son, Prince Peter. It is proposed in Scotland to erect a monument to Bean Stanley in Dunfermline Abbey close to the monument which tho Dean erected to tho memory of his wife. < It it rumored that tho King of Bavaria will resign in favour of Prince Leopold, hit brother, whoso wife it tho daughter of the Austrian Smporor, the Princess Ghieola. Mr Edmund O’Donovun, the special correspondent of the Daffy Newt, who hat for tome time been in captivity among the Central Asian tribes, has t length been released. Tho household goods of the English Bitualitl, tho Rev T. P. Green, of Mile# Platting, who it still in prison for hit Ritualistic acts, were recently sold under distraint for the costs of hie prosecution. T , Specie payment is bring resumed in Italy by negroes. All the Government employes were recently paid 8 per cent of their salaries in silver money of two franc, one franc, ana half franc pieces, coined in 80 1110 during the present year. , The Madras Oaseito announces the appointment of a lady, Mist Pogson, to be meteorological reporter to the Government or that Presidency. Miss Pogson has for some years discharged with great ability the duties of assistant Government astronomer. The Turkish authorities aw taking extraordinary measures for watching the exSultan Murad and bis mother. All too entrances to tho palace are occupied by soldiers, and tho guards have received strict orders not to leave the ex-Sultan one moment unattended and unwatchod. , . ~ ir« A suggestion has been made by tbo Duiw of Westminster that a permanent b“S«. erected for the Burning Borne and Imping School for Burses that was founded by W Augusta Stanley in 1874, as the most suitable memorial to Dsan Stanley and his wite.