The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02 00:00:00

'ruelday Ebt TUESD. short time Dtain Weber don 1 ) other lreds 01 Intouck evidence of era Feat hich be TO CORRESPONI Eiberpooi WING, mit we hope to Nanbari). ast arrival from ously received fr mated n nodity. Our 1 aid to I r a territor ich, so far a about ei a romance as we have )11, the Arneri many p ins w they used the sa ag from one to t s gold, too, is i the mountain on y well ; a gri heavy . as it" You will perceive that some ng this hold mechanically Thissgold cannot have ,ut must have remained near d from the rock that once ositeL )f man they had encountered y instance they said had found gold greater On the 7th of 3 to a small s n fork, three or four mil the stream ( now known as Weber's ngs of Sanol and Co. They had about oyed „whom they pay in merchandise. zold. 1 m this point we proceeded , where_we found a great eight miles )me eng id Indians that put ,ter are exceedingly rich, and two ounce .ed an ordinary yield f han ahundred yards lon , two or three feet deep, was pointed out to ere two men- William r intorme toyed fot ,een tak similar rai 1. I couL n, in the a their truth." * 4, M aat at the it ravine wards of .hibite4:l ies, to not hal 'ore, obtained 517,006 d me that he knew that ur white men and about .event p, gentleman residing at every credit, has just returned tells me that tl end of one week's work I left 410,000 worth of was sho 11 appearar rr.dit.,l Dye, a comps: n. weeks and two days, , washers) and that their share (one-seventh), lb, which he brought nts of ti show his 211), 31b, Oi acquainted with the a. year 'e can thousand men wer 2 more than one-half , out 400 o doubt that Or th adventurers ?pears to 1 lgaged in getting no capital sl is to be f and intro The Ma ommercial fluence on risible in v. Engle: precious metals, large ,nst wi here, an iich the rat to giv rts of our labour, in insically worthless con modity ed up by any man who can boa , )f a horn spoon and a described in another son's despa me likelihood , undance d rise of prices s that tra Dia of the 10' I know what is our debt; what are our income I how many days )our of an Englishman const ne am 1 a commodity is the true test paid as ne . as in our power, and not in a commodity w year hence may be as abundant and valueh our own tin and copper. n year has just closed upon us— Irtion of mankind. It has been ma] aster, both political and social. We ent 'ith little to assu us of prosy comme We had ;ration many lading mercar stratioi .t we dreamt n to follow, an which year, with lath look, of permar In Europe all is disc are to be observed the sion. In pressure of R A nam publican our minds only with m tbattle field, and, as name he resul i upon generations yet unbo: nan of the millions now inhabit usand, now, who will be the duration of th nuance t a gre suitable f New British-b 4 ith Baltic outfit fish-built vessels two to four years to New St. Johr coasting trade ,phecie Class N.B ClasE he Morning He T read ow Df Daniel a ,nd St. J remark that the Hebrew p Cyrus, predicted not only tt, then far distant,—but also 0 to X oto £8 10 sto £6 sto X. NTERPRETATION OF P.N.OPHECY, Lt rise of floor, rendering I B) Sag the hot country and all stock n th :pedient &NOTE I large pc with dis upon i bankruptcy houses tartle th 17' enter u has tallen bene'ath t nd st cupied by a shado which verted into one vas of sufferings entail( There is not or can say how many of Wagram- z; and the close of his career, beat his fettered wings against the rocky shores, and find a grave in a desolate island, to which the aroused might of the world has confined him, or whether he will be permitted to escape the first outbreak of the fickle people, who have chose ) set him up as a i over therr throughout the whole of Europe the same love to sun its emperor no longe occupies Metternic Df change has led —is now a fugit Prussia, a cot his throne ; and permission of the mob of )otic•power in Euror in Lnnrinn f tounding change of all !- priest, bishop, and spiritu )vereign only reigr Berlin he Pope of Rome, the head of half the Chris- tian world, has been deposed and c 0..., a shelter in a_ foreign land, from the rag led to seek of the In a Lazzaroni and begiars of . - word, the world, from the Pyren ees t o the Steppe of Caucasus has been one scene of revolt and dis order; and is at this moment thoroughly and utterly disorganised. lis own caniiitl Happily o Ve have had our own trout ffered through the righteou hty maker ; and wicli oured to turn t own purposes. We common madness it is true We have tion of ou and senseless men have end had an abortive rebellion in Ireland ; and sedition and conspiracy threatening us in Great Britain. he tried ,hmen has withstood assault of treasonable example and prec Severe as have been the suffering working c 1 ses ; sore y as their tempers have been tried, and their patience racked question - = whether on this second day in the new year, there is a people on the urface more devoted to their so;vreii Dr to the institutions under which ive, than are the subjects of our own most On ti 'e, socially clinging faithfull aspects YEAR Df forei able to v to the ra Mrs. H posit th of ou ;aeon tie we I e year which - has ju point t las seen amidst a world of change unmoved from its propriety, and its people to their institutions the more fondly and because of the haste with which the e quarrelled with the ience our new year then with these elate ourselves upon. But sons to he thankful for the additional r ofbrigliter d for our commerce and Our poor working brethren are becoming lly employed. The Ban which Provid may now, with some hope Dr our friends A HAPPY NEN% yesterday, the se- —At le Hot the Police- ur ship, frOna New York, was afactur - ed tobacco A. quantity of 591 b, he vessel, be the property of gh without actual freesi though not what many called healthil azy atmosphere, e le to affections of the hit he end, favout: ets are, meantime dry, and, I Davis was committed ket, the property of_Mrs:HOk !ese, at St. a dealer in se had Several hampe and ba :ets of detid g t to the market on Wednesday, in a - cart, fo: and she employed a regular to unload and de n t • The prisoner welt to the cart, and on pre ing employed to assist, got a basket containing n, and with which he made off. He MASTER OF A VESSE Le whole, little re nber with pl we have a as not cl for partie 3.E.. w tation. Our stre icl walker, pleasant unde qG A BASKET OF GEE urt, a man named Ric at• the sessions, for PRICES ( I and the total tonnage Britisl Quebe i We are sensible been in favour of proved unsati I together with tt 3ritish-built s' ation-laws k, who were other I steady den " Amon Colonial ave fetched £6 ss. ix " Of Prince Edwari arge su )uld hope to re practicability iture, includi r (at present dutie G) Tea, at Is. per It (H) Silk manufzkure luxury. of yesterday.) Stamps, ith any attention, the 3 • — ,_ ran have &Mewl 4." 4-- gacy Dut office, - gross revenue Crown Lands should g in the days Roman empire Bank Stoc and shares wt I We are II;li; e strai r be policy of maintaining ti propert no one with the fact t A gross expen, collection, and all payments now mai DUTIFS OF CUSTO Distilled spirits, all kinds ... Wines (at duties adjusted for raver valorem dut rials and i E, UNDER. ONE OFFIC £lO,OOO Total from ordinary source s Duty of 5 per cent. upon the r funded, houses, lands, Warehou'ses .tever, bought and sold revenue to meet hanges proposed. For install 30 one conic Excise d D one would deem it ex y and commercial trinsactio mp_upon fire and marine but would be willing to reduce the tea per pound, and to abolish the assessed-tax upo to-morrow. It is, however, difficult not to amate :oms derived from art Toperty-tax which would appear to be contradiction of the returns that _ THE PROSPECTS OF 1849 he commercial cOndition of this A the recent continental convulsioi ty of m the Ex at advoc n bricks tax to mainly r )f luxury. thus concludes a long article on untry, and on the effect [no ien Kmgaoms, never _ listory tells us how exactly all this has been f 3 unite and t. a htth empire have proved of the I y any more clear f the predicted 'rise of Roi as, and the failure of all att perceptible fac to reconstruct " tH separation of Rome into ten kingdoms, there other particular given, the fulfilment of which v the force of this irgurOent No less than live time is it declared that tl he ten kingdoms actuated by one mind, and owning a to Papal Rome—shall be for " t we l ve h un d re d an _ _ days." In the fourth chapter of Ezekiel's prophecy are instructed by the Divine insnirer of 4-• mon al these cases fiat the continuance of P, ingdoms serving Papal Ron: From what year shall this period a day fc pal Christendom—the ten shall be 1 !60 years dated Igmatize, or profess_ tointerpre decided' fe snail and in- history ardly be seen All eecl sixth century GORY I. as i.D. 590 to 604. In that reign we begin to see the full and we see the Gothic ..endering themselves to Is of the Papacy. about t formation of the Papal power kingdoms, previously Arian, s its claims, and becoming submissiv Now, reckoning the 1260 years f see, that they run out in the yea: That is,—if the ten Gothic Kingdo they were A,D. 1850 to 18& tier some great r the year 14 years D. 1850 to 1864. We t fear to name any one pa )ening o not Yet, whilethi rawn from any str Lition, in wherew 1 or far-f interpretation, — but rests upon a. simple and definite statement of the inspired Word of Gon, and upon a cer- is its truth established by the events r lot passing over, t clusion ;—and merest child, 'observing whatTs " g s- oin7 on in Europe, whould draw from facts the very sam anticipationl Each all the period at tow arriving to dissolve anc Is such a book as God's Word ean system What shall y true and cc D. 467 dorn - s then began to show &Maelves. :omplete nuraber, crowned, a loyal stinctly ti übmissi s independent npal Rome, end of the s out GRE innAd from on our monetary descriptions only just showing a revival from prices they had reached in October (the recovery at Manchester and Liverpool having been about 10 per cent., ruinous while in the co mania effectt cashed, th han housei beinz also broken up, with our exports, :omparative deficiency, suddenly result, with a steady coming-in of ionths of to avoid all business save such trely, the new year now opens on found imp ch we a nay be expect, to these thing the only b, which must be is such a book to be disregarded, when it offers to Rev show unto them things which must short ion declared to I lent to God's servants THEFT 'ROM A SHOP At the Police-court, y Moss, was charged with having , T from a shop in Richmond-row. Luantity of but )1 , a IV •- o'clock on Saturday night the prisoner and another youth were seen by a female passing lurking about the shop, and one of them crept in and possessed himself of a large dish, on which stood about slbs. of butter, with which he made w rh-, female, Ann Hindley, though apparently in alth, got hold of him, but he f o rc e d her to the also the pperty, which he had dropped, and he w J. PAGE BANKRUPTCY COUR' —This bankrupt again appeared before Commis. -.sterday. The grounds of opposition to of bankruptcy was his own ; that entered into injudicious speculations in building a Litherland ; that his expenditure was dis proportionate to his means ; and that he had removed his contemplation of bankruptcy. The Commis first that he would suspend the certificate Mr. Pemberton's application, se- RI sioner Perr in were- furniture in sioner said for two years, bu conded by Mr. suspended the cert the solicitor for ti creditors, he rved ate for twelve mont THE LIVERPOOL iTiNiiil )F BRITISH SHIPS wing particular nnmhpr gntri 5 eqa tonnage 'ices obti the buy y to colon 11,171 al shipbuild have just published a very int ry importat must haw show r usually have cc Ise desire ssed Bri rqtrties to I of inventing John's and Miramichi ar ber from ( aebec this yt some by favourite buit R. WGREGOR'S FIT A NCIAL PROGRAMME lished his financial programm that w- a very near ❑t of the interest o: army, navy )rdnance, i onnobln vs men to this sum alone we can taxation of the er nion not only must the principle of the payment of the dividends of the national debt be preserved, but with all his ingenuity he cannot discover how it is that more than he army, nay and ordnance, for he hon, member for Glas efficiency of these For 1847. 6,000,000 1,750,000 540,405 8,013,873 2,947,869 £14,250,000 £ But, not only would Mr. M,Gre, ture, but he would shift E gor reduce the exper . He would do, b ich no thinking man would wish , xception of t but on eight articles, and these, with t and sugar, purely articles of luxury. From this source h From the Excise, a 200,000 upon his scher £18,500,000 eive £ll.' It may not be amiss to visa may jud iorkhouse with her two child gow prop branc s of the pt The Army, t 0.... The Ordnance, to xpendituri ,fter eight f the mere RS can be carried on se us. _ That its prospects are forth ai " activ ode must remain mei r should hat from every quart will be made to raise large loan ions. France needs a like .ssia, and the Italian Stati mark, Pi ay be- rapid, almost beyond precedent. lt is Continent att progre true tl Austria already w amount, and Den ire all in similar exigencies ; but the lessons already learned on this poi have not been forgotten amongst us, and it is not impr bable that one of the best preservatives of p eace will " alt the same time, ti 1849. monetary history he two years just T(:t is every promise that t asied, and suc as will differ a new era in France, the final development of our free trade in grain, and many The commencemen are sufficient to•insure this. iew element, such as could never have entered the mi guesses, bad• been wanted to make us lo in its v to the future with lively wonder, nothing could have been presented more calculated to do so, or more cur i ous as - a • wed, t —On Thursday evening 11 deliver a sermon in S , specially addressed to rH HosPITAI sful establishment rences we have just revi gold mines of California SERMON TO next. the' Rev. Dr. M'Nell Paul's Church, Prince's Purl D Tox e consic a reflects the I institution gentle and yesterday at dece eademy, have, during, the past vest, acceptable sum of £7 Ils. 6d. towa liest credit on them happy and a prosperous new with somewhat buoyant I dared to ho ler more for duri # spirits to a The eventful of Europe favourable auspic the dangerous GENERAL TRADE REPORT, we look for .ealization o a uary last AY EVENING menial friends year of 1848 ha is than many hal chases which ti; progress pepper f the et —The pur Great-Giorge pntributed At the -looking and -ed an order to go into ged before I Ireland 647 qrs Ireland 100 qr wise 35 qrs tending to low day, at all quant e impi Malt, coastwise 3ear coastwise Europe 1000 ; ate 372 c TT States 4195 to Oats, coas wise 75 radian Corn, Ireland 7€ with respec country and Ireland, they genera prices. Very large Corn are reported at Limerick. and diced 5/ @ 7/6 10 , ton on the week. AL markets have scarcel and there is very little eithe: but where sales have been e advance of 116 and Native C( ies. There is a very gi , resented duH, We have never ranked ours 4 when reasonable hopes for improvement could be enter tained, and have been the earliest in the field to announce any favourable change it 'es among prospects c Tanches o I under n e which pass weekly with feelings of pleasure we dot down e with an of the yet hidden h of many conti- future We see )rganizat ie new Pre- a very great , ehind-hand n a state of pro. +ed !ontemp its highest : banking reserve y half a million sing of the Bank the standin ;his article; and it is ;ression ble in the pat: Ital powers; and considerable monetar in France, whiCh, by the wa. grand nation" quiet ; and, considi tion already displayed on the part it, this may be regarded as not aitogi ortune. The California discovery to a commercial people like ourselves, of the danger may be averted by our a share in the profits. We have never yet discove mots ciosea on zaturaay within a above their price on the Ist of J with the exceptii I Italy, Europe was found repose and the worst cast period, and within about a million, of ii preceding the madness of 1846, while the has increased £3,400,000, and is nearll higher than a cfshice the pas Charter Act A. very large busine ad. As a natural nor anced, and may be ca than they appear by the list .nd are being made .change. London ; ; Midland, 851 to buyers 7+ to The prices of CO T London 7, discount ex int ow thi than t scarcely a doubt can be e s has been done in , quence prices t Bed one or tvc )n Saturday 125- to Mid- To. day holiday on the yers li ,t. ic have been rather in yer, with a moderate extent of business, sales amounting to about 4600 bales per diem for the week ending Friday, leaving the blank days out of the calculation. On SATURDAY there was an improved de ----d, and the sales were estimated at 6000 bales, nearly .rican, including 500 on speculation, at very firm Favour of the 0001 di] The imports into I 1847 by 478,f he difference and the total of that of Dec of 1846 DAY the market is clo. 35,000 bales less than Tincipally it Lilted Kingdom for 1848 exceE les, and that of 1846 by 49: )ck of the United Kingdom is in exa 388 bah Both on the month and week we have to record a fa vourable condition of the Wool. market. A large busi ness has been done during the week in Foreign Wool, at s to a further an improvement in price, and the tend A. fair advance. and price re in favo ness has also been done in Seotcl rof the seller. Messrs. J. Rabir _its day, state that " comparing the quotations on the Ist day of the last year and this, there is not that discrepancy in value that might have been anticipated on coarse Wools, which is sufficient to show that trade generally is assu m i ng a b e tt er tone, ana manufacturers have more fif mness in operating, aris ing in a great measure from the pacific feeling evinced to wards this country by France. The prospects for the pre sent year are more favourable than for some time past ; manufacturers have already extensive orders in hand ly employed ; the continental buyers art to a great extent ; therefore, we an• so operating ticipate shortly to ha all descriptions, , an, that this year's re to notify a furth advance on ertained importers and consumers. quantity of Oil has been tali light of good useful kinds ith the and Buenos Ayre TO: - Land, b .withstanding th, continued in since Friday. The balk of the lA , bonded, and as the present duty on difference of 7s. in excess of that pa mencement of February, holders are Ae on their resour s we ml when the Is. duty comes into opera. suits will prove more satisfactory to Throughout the year, a fair re exceed .ption of Peru for higher prices." •ease of our stock of ;e arrivals Wheat I than a hand-to-mnuth business. ma' ensuing into Liverpool eks. ad - A higher 'a ll 1; .12 qrs rt.Op on Coffee and prices are firmly supported, aithoug of any further advance. There is a firm for Tea ; the trade seem inclined to go All the Cut eons) has been cl and 1500 pocket good broken were ivance has been realised to fresh Imam Butter, the froi itill further diminished impartin to the trade sy are as fol IA ford, 70/, (a . ) 71/; Carric / ; Kilkenny, 68/ q. 70/; ford; Carlos as been le at th uced to draw a eat chanj ling furth Thursday 500 ars.. ;, Oats D qrs., Wheat f Indian Dr 32/ in For Rum, t to-day lc. and —Water 4. 70/ (a', Belfisi ) the C 1 at the stealers Tale•wit By trutl God saw Both whi For, ra The Ch On the previous I ' Jack the Giant Kill, ply of w orialist and Lady John Russell e lowed by " Box and Cox sustained by the Hon. 11 and the Hon. G. Byn sday and Thursday last WATER QUESTION, which re the Rivingt —Lett Jan, 2,1849. riated with a had , nce, but alhEntseg isen anti tcness a' at their , called )f Lora ted oil the present all works opy of the memorial, and it be numerously signed. We presume it The following is will, no doubi Iwill be present the Council monthlY meeting to-morrow " That your question of the supply re deeply ger, and the cost , bat your men I proved that there d f Liver- poola sufficient s I mu nity " That your IT been proved that also submit tb Ilate Water Act the carryi ke scheme wi iltail oil the community. " That your memorialists are aware that the Corpora tion would be responsible for any deficiency in the amount of such rates, (should such occur,) and. therefore. feat tion to their pres borou Bry to levy crease the water-rate, tA " That your memorialist et such d( learn wit 'faction f August last as dire Committee t h the constru and do instru the new work ie Water Committee expenditure referred to, and and Sub-committee of t port on the charges n an alleged withho/ding of the supply of water, t ning the same to w as t e ,) s h a ll b e rece i ve d b y t h e " That your memorialists are deeply interested. cl run; uncil: these inquiries, and, concur in the object s embraced in such motion 'HURCH. d save the ( a England's glory still Lieutenant Munro, whose name is asst e deplorable occurrence, has arrived at S. BE HEAR 49.-Sir kr DUBLIN' Og mas Shanvall nd Meryville; )oniy of Galwai AN ACUTE B. t week eft by a horse which they had nsed to carry away ;beep. One of the constables, who had been smith, recognised peculiarity it ie shape of th and marks of tilo ledge of the feet of a norse helongim house was immediately sc. - :;s___" were found cooking some of the stolen mutton. WHIMS OF FRENCH ELECTONS.—Sorne extraordinary' shoe-nails that al print! know-. greed with a haw ', Who ,stealtra ,nd three whims were prac resolution of . ts the Witte* r proceeding lit volatile Parisians polling for the Republican President. place of the tenth arrondissement, for instance, one of "1„1_'1-Kader. Tba At the pollinro in favour ►rquess de la Roche-. not make up hii mind to vote in ke Sue. the Prince ad Vidocq, the have issued a circular hich has been largely theater, snd to the hat town to have periods of the votes given was Univs says, it was give jaquelin, who coul favour of either )f the other who received single votes were Engei 3inville, Berrver, Marshal Souk >torious thief-taker.' Messrs. Jones Loyds announcing a change in their firm connect I with the Pr sound managemet been indebted foi sperity of Ma f which we belie Dver-speculation may escapes from Id its con Ittnees mre wi Thit new partners in the Manchester fir' twisle, the late member for South La* , a solicitor, and Mr. Jervis, a con ' HIDDEN TREASITRE.—The recent incident that occurred while in tn. the household goods of the murdered Mrs. llo,_ public auction. A chair which had a cushions seat suddenly turned up. when a sovereign or two fell from 1. This naturally roused attention, and the cuehion being there were• found (with those which had thug ' sovereigns and a£s hank note- Thig lential c Bath Ch •elates reparing for i 4 uaaucu Ifallen ont e horric and it is now pretty ck but tl int& carr A. Naw- PER he silver Berne of the 24 cii of that city had s frost popudo off nothing I , THE JEWS ult. announce t he executi mofficially informed that t [epartrnents of_the Upper ar at against the Isr consequence apprised facts, who instantly rE ment of the Upper asures t provincial papers a dent a avellers who rived at Strasburgi from Mt med that ti ulation of Aikirch had expelled the author rIIB&TRICALS n has been C€ WOBURN ABB rated by. the ] 'he fest nd Dui Ltertainment ding," in Whit acters,.ancl many of the 'as highly suc new pie rs. Anion, M `SECRETS OF THE LONDON All day, a special jury assembled at th... the purpose of awarding compensation to the plaintiff, cowkeeper and extensive milk salesman in Tothill.street. Westminster, for the damage he would ti deprivation of, his yard, in- consequence f . . Sessions- sustain by thtl ken fro: im by the. commission being Wf,%4 t tninK, t d for son )f proper her a ets of the light in Nv ng passa ,ossibilitv upon the excl croation o Situated as ebt owing ligations standard is a matter "tv and the prob •alue, by which t ;ink inti We per o constitt its am ou Meld in th get it as ti to the zaiaeC ageable valu adually brought about b abject ti ad from oti portance nay be e in comparison with which warlike operations ordinary political changes at home, equally ;fly ag ree with the Guardian that "th ;e of the exist indeed -etary standard is a " We at national importance contend that, admitting ,s not necessary that value in our currency and to regulate any fixed amount of gold should be , Let the people of America in buckets full per day, or in ley may; day but h the pros t at present Is, strive to be honest. We have, as ti ;agements to nice enormous masses of debt owing )I.lc and by Indic in a I at in whic' can effe lose relation our own indua repu diatin s fellow-cour s" to satisfy were contracted the now de- I standard, arid adopting one whit} I the lat trymen 1 We Etppiness It will also di sponding degree all Other kinds of !ma avenge the old quarrel of the iers, by reducing the public debt ar stan bane will I rked in ital snd charges, ," and Agree all o ,ntemporary would lous one ividends, and charge I fifty kowever, that an e have r in a cc ,ponding less port of operation appears cannot see the our income from r the common . . as a standard of value a com )out to become a drug in the world. Our own impreisior 'hick this gold discovery ought to ty he very well introduced by the 3uardian he opinion of many parties, that the produce of the gold mines I in California, may rcise an influ- the precious metals that which constitutes thi —similar to that whict le discovery of America gold and silver into Enrope,—: interest to all authentic in- led William Jones entire cal signed to committee ALL S w and baths, anc p worship off to h iting of coin Co.. by conceal .s and Si , respectable-looking )f a vessel called the win address, a bag of )f a cargo brought in his vessel from Dublin ,y reach this country ,o by individual money payments ,th - enormous masses of annuall of the highest Df any consider- presents con- iviay, trading to Wi and Oatmeal, was cot The prisoner stated that VILCH, OPENING SEAVICES.—The itiful church was opened for divine A. In the morning, the Venerable to a crowded congregation,, st approppiate and impressive discourse from - Leval: ?6th chapter, 2nd verse :—" Ye shall keep my Sab - ...Mnary I am the Lord." Drinthians :ollections were made after ea ids for establishing a Girls' National service, school in connexion with this church; that in the morn ing amounted to £8 12s. 3id. ; and that in the evening to .s.—On Sunday last, at St. John s by the Rev. W. M. Fanoon, it Church, afte m f )ort of Schools in connexion with consider it our duty to call the church and district , the serious attention of the p Lblic to the pressing neces- ty which e ists for providi arther school accommo dation forth dietiiet of the tow There are year no fewer than 337 n refused admittance into the it school rooms not being ade- now the names of 250 ch sorry to learn t ,t during the pas boys and 406 girls ha Is, owi to accommodate any more than the former num- What will become of these 743 children if sonic ef- of made to fur h them with :riptural educe The enquiry except this a serious one. There rch hi the district ; a no place of Ines are, therefore, interesting claimants at the hands of he public, who we hope will second the praiseworthy at empt of the excellent clergyman of St. John's, to train ristians, by providing them up as good ci suitable a ;ns and true mmodation fo eir instruction CHARGE 0: MYER! Williar ones, who _wer al suspicion o s. My Me first an I been procured GUANO FROM MESSRS. against Thomas Roge.s, and some time au, placid in cus- stealing a quantity Of guan hey were employed as isemen, was yesterday resumed court, further confirmatory evidence having I. Mr. Bates, of the detective force, that lie had been in Flintshire, and also in Angles - ea, and he produced evidence showing that he had traced ten of the bags of guano to Rogers's father, a farmer, near Flint, (who it appeared had acted honestly in receiving and keeping it till the officer went,) and eight other bags to a farm in the interior of Anglesea, purchased here, in orance also of anything wrong by a Welshman, who ~Ould scarce ly . speak En;lii for some farmers there note; or invoice, found for one parcel Jnes. The case was so clearly shown against the prisoners that Mr. Rushton had the depositions taken, but Mr. Lyon, the owner of the guano, being now in London, the owner ship has yet to be proved. They were accordingly re -tided, but will no doubt be finally committed for trial. some new evidence, it appeared that the prisoner '-- wrongfully sent from the same warehouse I Froze I aiii;cati of that nted him for three month ie. if he behaved himself m extended. FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF THE BRUNSW/C The first anniversary of this flourishing club. end of that ;eman's es' at the Club Rooms, (id Mr. Whit t) in Hanover-street, on Saturday evenin aom'was tastefully decorated with evergreens ad white ,ffording -ampl accommodation for gentlemen sat down to an elegant repast, comprising alb the substantials in which John Bull so much delights, to which were added many delicacies,. followed by an elegaat• dessert. James Brooke, Esq., (the president of the club ably occupied the chair.; and the two vi the club, John Dignan, and John Walker presidents of I Archd a i rdssend A the Vale of ( xgo, cons Messrs. Tuniiicliffe. ;tained it for demurrag e 1 for trial STEALIIS In the fir _ . his lady; and on the cloth being removed, the convivial ty and interchange of kindly sentiment " knew no pause' until the hour of retiring. Among the speakers were Yr. Councillor Thompson and. Mr. Councillor Danson. THE UNLUCKY GENERALITY Or THE COGNOMEN 3IP " SMITH."—At our Police-court, yesterday, a nun, named Edward Forrest,. was char ged with having it- officer stated that on Saturday night, about eleven o V eloek, he observed the prisoner loitering in and about Line street. He kept his eye upon him, and saw him t4ar a's coat, no dou with inten As no great mischief, however, accrued, he suffered it watched his further movements, and stw gentleman, calling him " is if an old and bosom friend, w,hich salutatbn spiritedly repudiated. The gentiern, being sworn, said that the officer 'he prisoner came up to him in the m►st familiar - and affectionate manner embracing him in his arms, maginable, suddeily td exclaiming, " jay Ilighted a for a lon I to see you I have been lookin io glad to see you I vvitness, shaking him off ai 1 could recognize no acquaintanceship even of said, in his pi from suet strange inroad into his affections, " D—n Mr. Smith t I am not Mr. Smith ! and you must leave me alone!" Upon this the officer immediately went up, and secured the prisoner Nho was recognized in court as having befcri been apt_t n in the streets acquaintanc robably greater with gentb ankering lone Th© complain an t this to pass, hi him make up the gentlemar quite right claim over-friend ' contents of thl teir pockets. that he had missed nothing from his person, the priso not having had time, from his own rebuff and the poli officer's activity, to accomplish anything in the seientfic 1 the prisoner I Lad been in custo6: here, on tliti 16th ultimo, o n . suspicion of similar practical but was discharged (with a warning.) for want of sufficiont evidence. As he had got nothing. he could be only as a rogue, and was sent by Mr. Rusl -months to hard labour in the gaol. A. PATENT WAISTCOAT.—We have been favouredby "re and Co., with an inspection of Taylor's -Aecuted scarf wrapper vests, for wh eh re appointed sole agents in Liverpool. We have punisled Ihton for th ;istered newly hey no hesitation in pronouncing the vest greatly superior to that in general wear ; it is gentlemanly, unpretending, end elegant ; combining, as its name implies, the comforts of the vest with the graceful drapery of the scarf. It is worn by Prince Albert, and approved by her most pa. cious Majesty, half-pint bottle of spirits rho of f icer said he had found back. Mr. Rushton estroy all discipline in The prisoner expressed her regret,. and her the rules. Mr. Rushton, apparently with ned her iu the mitigated penalty of 30s. or five day practice tended to mprisonr patent has r. Wm. Clay, of Clifton Lodg :able to other in Lane and Taylor of this town for improvem ants in engines, boilers, and pumps in rotary carriages, in propelling eels, in the construction of boats, in extinguishing fire, and in brewing.--Another to Mr. F. H. Greenstreet, of this town for certain improvements in hydraulic engines ; and another to Messrs. Travis and M'lnnis, for improve ments in packing lard. x esreraay siternoon, tne annual meeting of this excel lent benefit society took place at the Stag and Hound Hotel, south• end of Mill-street, Toxteth, and was cele brated by a dinner, which was most numerously attendee by the members, who, in truth, represented most respect ably, in manners and attire, the skilled and industrii workmen of England. The room was decor& reens, surrounding loyal and other mottoe , riate to the occasion, as well f the e plim en tary to wo Toprietors OS COM, imongst thedevices:were, "Success to the iron ' Prosperity to the Mersey Steel and Ironworks," "s a good npany sat 711 to an excellent and most substantial English dinner, rtly after one o'clock. William Joseph Horsfall, Esq., worthy ex-mayor, and principal in the Prather of our works), occupied the chair, and was supported by many gentlemen of standing in. the town. After the dinner Mr. Horsfall read a statement of the progress of the society, which was highly satisfactory. He then proposed the with great felicity, and the me( Mr I loyal toa resporided twood, the treasurer of tho ate mayor that he and all present that, in the language nottoes, that g radle, but " g i . itlernan had gained not onli This was received with the greatest enthusiastit; and the chairman returned thanks in feeling terms, remarking upon the loyalty evinced by the men in the employ, who were in readiness to assist the authorities against the machinations of designing disturbers of Ike peace had their services been called into requisition A number of toasts and addresses were given during the stay of the chairman and his friends, and nothing could ben a this town e delightful than to witness the kindly and procal feeling which was evinced throughout between employers and the employed; it was, in fact, a juhil ;he heart and well worthy of imitation wherever it be carried out. The chairinan held out great hopes of the rapid advent cf better times for all classes in this country, favoured as it was beyond others from revolu tionary commotions rife elsewhere,—thanks to the firm ness, the good sense, and the loyalty of the people. Aft( his retirement, and that of his friends, fror the festilre board, the chair was .y Mr. Tipping, the president of the club ; and we need scarcely add that by toast, sentiment, and song, the utmost honour was done to the respected employers and guests who had left,—the hour being yet early. Much credit is due to Mr. John Tipping, the chairman of the society, to Mr. Brown, the secretary to Mr. Eastwood, the treasurer, and to Mr. Carmont who constituted the committ.P- To Mr. Kerr, the 1r family, great praise is also due. manta for the entiro arrange. andlord of the hotel, Ana his y and Dar Bacon meet free from t quoted at 4( has. trans! Baco;z, free, middles, 31/ Butter, duty id, Canadi 37/, ordinar e subjpi epd Pak the quotations North Anieii , 1; Palm Oil 40/ IP , cwt Thursda3 1.-The Ches rarporley ; Thursday, Oult( hag—half-past t ST. CPTHERIN week, the childre were examiner! S. SCHOOI in connexion with the above the Rev. B. Arthur, incumbent very ready manner in which they answered reflects s credit on the master and mistress, Mr. Flynn and Mis. Tatlock. After the examination, there was a tea party which was provided• for them by the teachers and other members of the church. After tea the children sang several beautiful anthems. 'chools The LIND'S CONCERT IN AND TORTISTR HOSPITAL.—We are glad to lea the charitable effort of this amiable young lady thoroughly appreciated, not only in Liverpool, but by the gentry and families throughout the county. Nearly all the tickets are _ disposed of. We have very good autho- ID. OF THE SOUTH day, Prees Wynn's howl ne ; Saturd, e Hound rk ; Safur TRANMEII Lb. American %4 Nut Oil, s, Wednes- Wednesday day, Peeve', -On Friday awsin narkab Ml. TI ICH FIRS'/ a its firs led £5OO 60/ (4 ( is done by private co 1 noticE , fine, in kegs J 6, Sot per ga additions," even above the general.consumer verdict for the plaintiff 2s. Bd. per i nd am satioi ranch of th UALIFOR. kmerican fork, th roken and• mountainous t 1,000 the lower washings the hills rise to al the-level of the Sacramento plain. Here a occurs, which led to the discovery of the geld feeling the great want of lumber, last with a.Mr. Marshall to buil Septet hen the water was let on the found to be too narrow to pert _ sufficient rapidity. Mr. Marshall, to sayt water directly into , the race with a strong current wash it wider and deeper. He effected hi, nni.y a large bed of mud and gray the race. One day M Marshall, as down the race to it s deposit of mud glittering par ides at its upper edge examiaett th satisfit Sutter of his disc ntil a certain success attended th f my visit contracted in a saw-mill at of the pass tail race wad abour t let the e, and. Id to the fOot of s walking served soma grist-mill of 4vad liK , n were but little morel ,S.eSti . then went hey agreed ti first explorer drawn thither. At the tim mated that upwards of four thousand Pe r ol ployed.—Colons'' • n's Report. rity for saying that this is the last opportunity of Liverpool are likely to have of hearing We understand that the following parties have t, their intention to be present on the occasion, viz. i Bishop of Chester, the Dean of Chester, Si r J o h n Gerard, ' PRINTED AND PUBLISHE D Sir T. Birch, M.P., I. Ireland Blackburn, Esq., M. P.. EVERY TUESDAY MO RNIN G, F r. Gs li o:o lt s J. W. Patten, Esq., M.P., &C., &c. We fully anticipate LACE, of 53 one of the most elightful and fashionable Concerts of By2 EA O c p:..U . A 4. the season. ADDISON, of 14 , p s CRESCENT, Great O i - L o rd l v i s it tr m ee e t, f.. NEW FEAT , " vmANcro —lt has been a - 4 Life Orders for Advertisements received by M essrs . N ewton &$ Warwick-square; Barker and White, Fleet-istreetf, Walbrcio) - - - eniarles Barkeik i. 1 ,.!. IRPOOL TUESDAY, JAN Grove street, aid RR IN LIFE As rather anomalous state of thin Assurance Companies, that tl most called for assurat gs is the practice ,se lives, which pre.. _....,c, were those which companies Birchin-lane;gseP Re hT Yn ho e m il as' eh o a , n f e l e n rY ch- -lan lan' e would not take at any price. The mere suspicion of CdoeunzifainFleemtoystdr,ee2i; Lewisoarandd-sLotreew`;; hereditary disease, and the tendency of certain habits to 3, Castle shorten life, have been received as placing a bar against a t at the London Commercial Co ff ee-house, Mi. any attempt to provide, for a probable widow or children, h t ou t a h e e , j P e a r te sele T Coffee- h /& " e ll Ce d milill u ; ChaPte' Paternoster -row pa ap son t South American lane, a decent subsistence after the death of the would-be in- house, Threadneedle-street er surer. The want of an office where such insurance can be London; Johnston and Co. Eden Quay, Dublin; Wh - boleto effected, is now supplied by the Gresham Life Assurance Exchange-street, and C. ll:Lewis, Market-street, Manche''' Society, the agents of which are Messrs. Wilson, Foster, ter; Haddock, and J. and W. Booth, Booksellers, Warrior and Co., Temple-et., and Messrs. W. T. Lethaby and Co., ton ; Clarke, Pilot-of fi ce, Preston ; and Wright and MIN Herald-office, Birmingham ; Harthill and Salmond No. IP of Harrington -street. The company in question professes Prince's-square, Buchanan-street, . to insure any life according to its degree of risk ; and the BI p ItKENHEAD ; Tommernit, r" ----- high respectability of the parties connected with it is a ININZT, Argyle-street ; OSBORNE, I sufficient guarantee that any engagements which they may GRIFFITH. Hamilton-street enter into will be faithfully fulfilled. Of cow.. 4-1 Deicon Irnhill • Mar 8, Red Lies' Mitche g.iane; Coffee' lester.street ; LAW ♦NT ester-street; aad 4• ANNUAI I branches of life assurance will be same terms 49 those charged by other companies ne Ordlllaty 1 nducted upon the IN &TANGS. SUBSCRIPTION OY CAEDIT ces cur- tiff kel of milk was NI )ut of 12 cows ti annual ,verage was termed , /8 barn Lere wer proved that the plod D prodded per diem. in full pro.• there wer 'ere several ke, Df them havit 20, 30, 40, 50, and up to 80. cows each. These are denominated wholesale dealers in.milk, and s 4 le numerous retail dealers in the mt lon, whilst the latter, after havir be whole )f. I J as many- ad etrionS it oat compen. , 3 lielo9 , t above B4itain ntz~• t}.. S~ ".11 Ev en NOT r 6 tbr., jutc., Lix - Y.Tvon MED -- :1% or teth—,_ NV i it nw th a nelly t by Mai.