The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25 00:00:00

The Ito trade ir in favour these res( country increased carried Bri!ist has be rido. 1 principal Indian II here, sta acco m pa 50 additional August last, The Indians provist The Copy to exert thei quest. secured market n posed feet to get it one pu., OREIGN AND Mexico Minisii vernment to :o six o'cloc the ship Tu and would h the flood tide ; )1 Quamwatie about a hundr attacked the cam Dns and clothing, vas laid in ashes. lines of the Quebec 3d it was su 'suits, w died in 180 The Constituzi would sent for to t it prof ?APAL STATES Terraci from ( entirely ed the mines It was produced lic_Bishops of-Low to the Cle 3 Lower Canad and buildings c The est At that event the various in of t were allowed to le, of Florence ultimatum to the Pope, and p. .n to Rome after which the II case of his non-complianc sional governmen at Spoleto, which had ends A letter from Terracina, of t &bout 3.000 meu more ctionary movement in Ital the yoke of t he priests, has assuinec secution of prot In Rome D :erated in t oufilieites of t count of his reli, !ed persecutions ag sheets w 1 Morttre r influence against the Annexatio Ise to rc snt the I Of bishOp's had beeii in a violent dispute. sth, :n the Pie sTew Testament in 'ltalia.. states that these bookst _ published the gosp 3 that overy one may be enable on in Geor ast week c,ept t 1 at survivor ecting to be Achilli is hie ely on a, in Tuscany the priests hay t two printers of Florence ;en printed Great ser m to I was ar to Pagani, r The Pope idst the respect ar 'int to bl placed it on the tion ani homage foi-t1 le latter during his induce t LAN cene of sm that with 1 her unt ►st episi .s. Mille 3tioned f rosy ( of clan Dor widow, named ad in a field in th as, of c ►ody of the emine apoplectic fit shop in tmorel and died almost instantaneously. Id require fort th, stat, Ellen Murph a translation of tl tiont le of Florenceexpre are accused as a crime of having the vul ana se —Sun DR. ACIIILLI We know not t from report excellence from thp fact th the Popish Tablet. It will berecol accused Dr. Achilli of having, fir: 3f having subsequently Ili's accusers have not b, been compelled to abar Dr. Achilli is entombed in a dungeon for haiinz quitted the Church of Rome and persuaded others to follow him. The Tablet says of him tome he emr loyed him • self in his vocation of an apostatising agent circulating heretical copies of the Scriptures, and in every way he Aing the faith of the unwar iready ii ferment restored, in July A chilli making this year, the authori and lodged him first in perfect dis- 'rcise of that sett-dett.. "- could not. governments This is eiquis liberty is dm exclusive praise that understands and en- s from India and China ion of the Overland Mail. 9 ; Bombay, Nov. 12; The news fro ughout that eu!pire. mentionelas having ern dominions. The ac unjaub, Scinde, and the lull and uninteresting, are bsence of war is ti the Governor Gen bliged to return home in h for the better did not jug . about from India for Comm of prosperous A and ut price trade v Four v Dods had arrived within a the death 28th of October from an apopiectic fit with whic 410 was seized on the 23d of that ously, however, much enfeebled mouth. He was, previc 3 Irish HE RAT Doher .lamity c s of the ( )r 600 :ee since irs4 nders of C took place at the . Gen g the purchase Naples, )ute of 1 efrewl 1 of Nove •s. Miller I log, wh eir mothc Tee letter )u n ced mmenc .—the Le Ear itry at varvin PCP astv mid de d with a Dubli Inh, T the pc The Boyl. daughter pose vi i., the linen t population a On the i pters fr nine, and ( shinman, He is a beir 1 poet. He is a fii Na in Phil n the kip a Falls flaying fter t pressive eyeS, ties proMptly se the pi of St. Angel I been I miles nc Is of the inquisition which belongs as a right to all have possibly done anything else fully betray; that sense of what communion, the members of N for thei courages freedom INDIA AND CHINA 'Advice have been received, in at The dates are Calcutta 13 ; and C India speaks of ti; ty thro , n the most trip ng di n any part of o occurre Tetore, North II Sir Charl Whether Sir ears th ie mariner .nd, failing to g Com pan t of Kilrush union from its intimates th e dying boriibly a diseased lic ,t Glanad 'arding the cultivation of flax, and introducing anufacture amongst the farM and 1 of Munster. tight of the 9th inst., a man named Denis Kavanach died on the old road leading from Cork t Carrigaline, at Lehana. The jury returned a verdict t' " deceased came by his death in consequence of co' Lion of the brain, the effects of intoxication and e- to cold." nounESS OF PAUPERISM. — The "accounts of the in of pauperism are most deplorable, and the gene ral opinion is that all the Unions are rapidly hurrying in to a state of bankruptcy. As one instance, we m a y men tion that in the Ballinasloe Union the amount of rate collected is nihil, and the debt on the Union is £23,735 THE DIARY tains a diary Smith O'Brier Mn. O'Dowonou , t by Mr. P._ O'D The Nat from wl following short specimen of the life of .day, July •eakfasted Hose at seven, several This d. Corp e Habe Act pa Leck with Greece lan, a mic years of of Mer Dalian ent she e will gE the neighbourhoc STRATAGE —A gc ad thr n herselt I in the morn 'our and six yea joys rar In the table of h ely adtlresse 3agle Hotel the mind - of the wr therefore in rner as to prey zing on her m led the little h abovel stated t Good-by' " on 1 them to bed. Durir the unfortunate .RepuOtwar, ly matter-of-fact referred the embraces c i in the f Le theatric bonnet wa that the b THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD ( AND CLERICAL NE On Friday, ace in the f 'unds of astoral Aid Society t' his year. ing minor canon elected some E. Divett, I J. Yarde Bu M. Goulburn, Oxfor nd examinir has been appointed head haplain I petitioning f )arliament !nt in- I ions to d from he was obi 2,000 for the or motion think that a ence. If the ma-r, ,endent n of th accom- be made in resp lis Honour agr nson ; the as Mr. Swan st rllz GREAT COUNTY MEETING sitants of Devonshire r, M.l f the whir DEVONSHIRE freeholders and inha- I took place in the Castle-yard, iff, Sir Thomas D. Acland, M.P., R. Brembridge, Esq., M.P., Sir C. great mob of not traders also made their apr rance in t ally on the right of the l'aiisting le restoration f her Majesty, ar similar one t The High Sheriff wa lution, when Sir Bouehier Wray r( ment, the object of which was arrangement of the taxatiot was seconded by Mr. B to retire Divett then spoke re held up ared the memorial to ti Jr. Divert now moved ar rere utterly irregular, I) Lord I the main question beir Ilt. CO BORN ON T 1 on Thursday a is a sufficient an Are have no ides its uses, appears phy from Heaven down praise is due to the man ing-street to Bradford. see that whatever diffi ament or the 3, C, in the artizans there have learr all dependencies, from from Canada to Corfu. Ls agree colonies still cling to u Mr. Cobden sug from the sweets of the I that t for the ther Country, of wi lwith throw up her LA IV IN VICE.CHANCEI. ;h. but, afte v of hands for the am Le Quet )ut the Hi :brington t 1E CO, to be a honoured to men, vt ilties c The rule i TELLIG Mr. C. H. Ma ll Oct icane of h nt, the hi the Hig nd abot en protested :essity of ruples me it is all a at Bradf rule for de sland to C ; more art nether, or wean the equer. Sh LOR'S COURT (Before Vice-CZ kancelh 1 at om .hey have 4t Bruce led on the 22nd of 1 ,st month, u disallowed a proof at t some railway shires whiet .sed by one of the bankrupts in his eed with t He mad olthe joint estate, and the costs of thos( the petition to be paid out ;eparate estat pint and separate estates I PARTE LAURE WHINERE' is out o rpool Court ruptcy, sitting for the commissioner, under the po% given by the Bankrupt Law Consolidation Act appellants were creditors of a trader, who, 1849, entered into an arrangement with his creditors e deed for payment to them of 6s. Bd. in the pound. T on Oc resigns Gabriel Valpy, eleven years )mbe, Batt' has received very chaste and attention to the re, Society, he parishion ng Heral ied by the I at Hereford, on Saturc atechistr," was ( 3f Hereford ie Rev. Jo LIU NGTON he Outward and v warded to Edward B E PEOPAC The ir being ale le of it Gorham has writtenlto: r. Gorhain's interpret .vowedly made auxili doctrine of p h in the I7th . Article c Gorham very properly aged by any filsi stateme our contemporary, tt ricked, the inference LAW ( le Lord CI :ellor d )n Friday tt on the i ambrid the Society for Irish Church Ails! the groUnd that to rescue It speakinK, to secure her ha ith training following statement which fewer t II who h lionarie: tition of Chan instated in a fel ge. The statutes sr", D.D . the late Re;t. Charles 1 the Rev. Leigh Richm Rir noissia ourney !noting Christianity arc reformation of a notor ring the period of his fift ter. it is believed that nc faithful and lab, ation, went fortt at home, or mis LLOWSHIP.-' wyn, who claimed to be T.( Catherine's Hal .ee out of the four fellows shall be in holy 5 the number (4 fellows i ly orders be Mr. Goody lied upon to enter into c emoluments of his fello on the rent holy orders coming co a constru ided that statute was obviously adverse to the intentio founder, it never having been his will that the se. [ow should have the power of depriving the college the option of selec reed with the college that the petitioner had forfeite claim to the fellowship GortnA THE BISHOP OF EXETER.- Since our last inued guments in this important case have been c re at learning and ability before _the priv3 Lord Lai aid that in so importai It is r urt n st judgmer ays. Much al until after Gorham deed was certified by the inspectors named in . it . to tt 3 00l Bankruptcy Court as being signed b 3 sevenths of the creditors, according to the pr the new act, and the trader isions of titiOned that court to The appellants' solicitor applied for leave to examine the arranging debtor and the insp( as to the truth of the accounts appended to the deed Mr. Lee declined giving them such leave, - nd certifies that the deed had been duly signed according The appellant sought the reversal of t Mr. Bacon contended that under the n( was given to a creditor to examine an arrangin o the ac s decision act no power debtor as 1 if he were a bankrupt. The Vice-Chancellor said it could not be a matter of surprise that different minds should take different views of a new enactment of this description. His Honour was unable to take the same view which Mr. Lee had taken of the act. The order which the 225th section authorised to be made was not a s Tfluous or unmeaning form intended to affect the cor spective rights of him and his creditors, and it was not done without fourteen days' notice to the creditors. The creditor received notice and attended. He asked that a relevant question might be put to the debtor under the authority or with the permission of the court, and in the presence of the court, for the purpose of testing the ac- curacy of the debtor', stater withheld on the ground that the issuing certificate was purely ministerial. Such was not hi Honour's view of the case. If he had been in Mr. Lee' have al he question to be put. 11 ssion, and to discharge tb Was bound t act on that lint order or certifica COURT OF EXCHEQUER.--Ti ROBBERY OF £1,500 WORTH OF BULLION ESDAY This was au action brought by Messrs. Badcock, bank era, of Taunton, to recover from the Great Western Rai way the sum of £1,500, the value of the contents of a be of bullion, which had been entrusted to their care. It appeared from the evidence 3., the bankers, forwarded ti that Messrs. Ranson and m box of bullion, on the 10th January, 1848 booking having been pa was committed to the as for an ordinary package, it re of Billings, I of the train, and was deposited in the luggage compartment of a passenger carriage ; . and . on the arrival of the train at been opened, and the con- Bristol. it was found to have be same ime, a wood-work of the passenger compartment next to the luggage was discovered. _The question was, had Billing! carpenters and others was brought forward to show that a person in the passenger compartment could not have committed the robbery, and that Billings must havelbeen s uilty person Tile Lord Chief BARON ir the box were stolen by a str mming up, stated that if er, the company would tiot by one of the company's We had I .9 to t: Alines ( be liable, but if it were stoic I to ask ordship's opinion nouncing on Billing's guilt. which e said they must d as reasonable men. - One of their number here announced that his health would not allow him to continue mud longer. They again retired, and not being able to afire( upon their verdict, his lordship, in respect of the state o the juror's health, discharged them without a verdict. ment Societ passed a resolution in favour of the appointment of au thorised reporters for the superior courts of law and Tt was c equi IMPORTANT TO BANKRUPTS.— Criminal Court, on Thursd fr^r falsifying books, &c., do rP the nacsinp of got apf the of- fences PLEA OF NOT ULTILTY several chairman of quarter sessions, high sheriffs, jus tices of the peace, and a considerable number of chaplains of gaols, mayors, clerks of the peace, lawyers, and others, praying that the present mode of arraigning prisoners, by lu, guilty or not guilty een forwarded to the Se Tetary Of qD AN( ad Wharf an !ceived f ver excuses fi ily, than in the well as s worthy of his undertaker 1d have been rigt 3 for himself too I These p Le social s -the pun who stanc meal, which was Our contemporary cannu der their jud, ty and earnestnes especially by Mr, It cannot be con the church ar materially involved s who sat on the appeal were Lord - ~ pf the rolls, president ; Vice Baron Parke, 'Lord Campbell, Dr. Lush . Pemberton Leigh. The two Archbishops f London were Present ; but they are not clicial committee for the purpo appeal, and they have no voice in the judgment. 'll, of course, be taken. In Mr. Baddeley, remarked iroceedi to Mr. Gor EteS views, having recently given a (Mr. Goode) of that si. ion. This called up the Archbishop of Canter ) said he had given that living to Mr. Goode a book th and p d before his last work on baptism had Lord Campbell reproved Mr. Baddeley . POLITICAL MISCELLANY. ►rliament is expected to meet on the 29th January. government paper denies that it is the intention to idon Canada. Cobden has been well received at publi ral towns in the West Riding. (pears that government has re-opened negocia .eetings iussia witlia view of increasing the _commercial ith that country. ess of the Irish protectionist movement is to by a great aggregrate meeting of Irish pro to be held in Dublin on the 17th of January. ess to the Queen, from Lancashire alone, in 'rotectionist principles, is expected to be signed py to record that the .culture and British Indust._ iety, have, by unanimous consent le united institution. A Ag Ile Pro- rmed and !etionist meetings have been held during to a free-trader in the town proposir motion made by Mr. Christopher O'Connell means to pu R neglect of the reporters, by withdrawing - - ►ent altogether uld suffer for the guilt It is rather hard that the ;till, we hope the t over it in time. le country, t National Debt )orary, matter opinion :ed to h GREAT Chronicle The tei lay enable I ign a declar his. No le ;upportell fr their seats u lificant fact, in connexion with th ew has recently JV lancellor of the Exchequer by Mr. •ellasand pa talking about Franc ch out of the market in un goods. Why —An English Weaver, in Letters on i the Poor," publishing in the Morning s in great gle A the split which Mr. Co and his quondam )rother reformer " For ourselves," says our deligbted con ‘ this quarrel between him and Mr. Cobden of pure gratification. We have never concealed of this agitation ; and we are heartily de ad it paying the penalty of its insincerity, per narrowness." _ _ of the most conspicuous free-tra ght of the Anti-corn-law i Mr. Houghton him- and a brilli wheat at Readi believe th Berkshire iracticable at such prices.-- ntry of Earl Fitzwil am—a whig and free 'her to reduce; their rents to such a level di them to compete with free trade prices, or to ration in favour of that return to protection, r has reached us from good authority. It is ms than fifteen Irish radical members, who scion, have declared .ee trade in every f pon th© protectionist benches LUE OF LAND.—It iS under. Dod that the lease of one of the finest estates in the , unty of Northumberland, the property of Earl Grey, is lout to expire, after having been held at an annual ren -1 of £2700, and the present tenant, one of the most in ,:lligent and enterprising agriculturists in the north of England, has only made a tender of £lBOO for a new lease, under the altered circumstances caused by free ' • a depreciation of £9OO a-year ;—exactly one-third. paragraph appeared a few days ago in the Morning Post. There can be no doubt that the farm of West Learmouth, near Carham, is the one alluded to, and that the facts are correct in the main. Earl Grey is in a fair way to receive the reward of his own extravagant be above crotchet, A " FREE TRADER." IN WANT OF PROTECTION: At the protectionist meeting in Lincoln, last NI proceedings were interrupted by a Mr. Norton of Lincoln, who tried to persuade the farmers that r .ene of the most fusion foll Owed. Sticks were raised, ws were a rush was made upon the plat _, _he farmers apparently with the intention of ng Mr. Norton, and by " the lambs" to protect The unfortunate reporters were thus placed be tween the contending parties : their barrier, the table, in an instant was smashed to pieces; books, papers, pens, In all directions, and were neut. Several of the repre- Nat in a m sentatives of the local new papers were muc f the tab . . and those who were morefort by scrambling in the ,most_undignitit 'Unwed them, and, -seizing luickly.pitched him the rail into midst of his dusty coadjutors. , n, owing A on t le should How say Fscontinued, has I asking them The Lord Chancellor gave judgment on Monday in favour of the Crown on a preliminary issue, as to. the utlin of the sea, the right, as co ►nd a navigable river, being vested in her fa ctn... arta Onritnrsif inn of T.nntinn elaimPti vators of the river, to granted licenses to several persons to raise embankments on pretence of a title by charter, by grant from Henry VI., and immemorial usage. but declined to prodnce any deeds in evider of their they must do so. In the Bankruptcy Court, on Friday, was dismissed a claim of Messrs. Bolckow and Vaughan, on the estate of Donald Maclean, M.P. for Oxford, for £11,500 for breach order for 4,000 tons of railway iren, ne wt which they alleged to have sustained laimed by a fall in the price of iron to of contract on 'er delivered that amount whilst they held th Dods re jy for delivery During the proceedings it was stated that the bankrupt, not having surrendered, was consequently outlawed, and was now living with his wife and niece in Italy in splendid style upon their fortunes. His liabilities were £140,000. SALE OF NEWSPAPERS AT RAILWAY STATIONS. — COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. — On Tuesday last a cas came before the court—Gibbs v. the London and North Western Railway Company—in which the p 1 sought to recover damages from the defendants, f alleged, ejecting him from a static ton-square Station, which he bad entered into or stall in the I of in 1846, at a rent of £6O a year him to quit in November of last year, and_he ejected from the platform, and the Messrs. elusive s _ inc. It was stated for t stablisbed the business, [e plaintiff, tha The net profits of the last ten motif stated to have been £1022. 64.. the publisher's char charge for a newspaper w him being 4d. It v ted that there was r proved t . Forty ase, inasmuch as Int= plaintiff, but that the tt no deed only an easement, for which there vo there any evidence of a conversion of theplainta 's which he was allowed to view of the c tp took this utted, It verdict being taken for the iefendents on ped that Mr. I o find t of their tchfulr the tida IDE A tter off; t be labourer i , speratio ier professes the bills of he cannot, see any reduction of . iwn butcher," corresponding wit wn in the quotations of beef and mutton at Smith - sed a hue Thu scribblers in his id cry that the butcher fling free trade; pocket sheep from Hamburg, and salt beef anc Lted States. A weak witted Trish peer—] Ithough the wbol 20 to 30 per cent., the con ier has not received a penny of advantage from the Lord Lilfor t since 1346 el have declined sou Every one, however, N itcher's bills, knows this ) has aken the trouble rtion to be far le Of the truth tuy auy autai upuutuiuts en place. The Times, however, is n daught upon butchers alone. Cutting do 11 rule which he insists upon. Th tortioner ; corn of satisfied with iarging too much ; the baker idlers are not at all honest s not dro ' leer, whenever barley ar iertaker and the brewer i f the pot hops, molasses and fink ►We should, perhaps, have allowed the metrol— .s of these articles to fight their own battle with th rnes, had not the infection spread to our town. Poe '' there might have been some ground for complaint of of b• meat in London, although we feel itan yen- ired that such complai r, however, seen the cry of free trade pri( chers' meat raised in Liverpool. During the pas Is exaggerated. We I I muiton at sd. to 50., and coarse pieces at 2 for the sake of the public health, as well as cost res, pectable eliss of t lesmen, the butch and as a body they are not infe clearly t ble us Med upon to ende ,lie the rem un e ,e credit of being dy by a desire to ect right to ber to see meat is th, to be for ate that t ~, and may be (3 of the bead, tf These parts of the on since the introd t now ranges so other rest Las accrued to the but- g now _a large quantity of America' ned by our Shit)Din! irgely cor Hence t he reduced nt the f that t lopted .t Norwich, via B artment Ought to li Dec. 25, 1549, arnished to ou ular lunacy, for some camas. Luna( working of came to t they did nc Since th, elm; first par )pen to !I y in the consUl -as in th rofits on tt three mono —th ant reply of tt of th, Ivstem has was D . He first, about ten yea. Leap Bibles." He has sum it he has failed in another. v. and himself rich. He I fo'r pulling down is often er recentl ated the progress, success, he Universities and Q fey were seta, aitnougn u Ither books, were still high Here I loon produce li books had prey versities and Queen's they might have d tried Dr. Thor t once c s agair that; in all pratlshii fourths of their profit he suffe a grievance and in arse taken by the Queen's F with II He calc Bibles, and so getting all the tr mits, in his published letter to t Society der for to have Pr. fin -. - .1 a nd r, Print.e% the benefit c been mac milords. former reserve or man been reduced kat it is the ;ad, and other necessaries— heap and abund ssings of Free Trade London Times has taken the lead in th Le heavily ss in any other towr lay fairly and , nsumers here .uth we have instituted inquirie cation from which we depend t trust, will give us th, king such inquiries sc _ facts. The public have a pert Try reduction which takes place )t only of this, but of every otl on. At the same time, it is of them in the place of the genuii Of all bad things, bad butchers any other description of food it t the be strictly i rices in d we fin sid. to a pounds We turn t market 1 for mutton stood; and we may utcher's perquisit nsists n the quoted y meat, and skin and tallom have undergone a serious reductic )RAGI go was worth say 4 kd. t about the same proportion cher. We are import beef and pork, which is and our Working as of the whole carcase has to be made up b) charge for the best joints. Premising this, beast, weighing 36 scores, or 720 lb. ; and, assuming a medium wholesale price (5d.), its cost will be found to be .£l6 10,—for the carcase. The yield of such a beast to butcher will be something like the following ; and we '-nlated every item greatly in his qA score at 5d £l6 Ios. Od I enhanced we take a favour 2 fore quarters, yielding 100tb. roasting beef at 7a. 2 hind do. do. 1001 b do. & steaks at 7d. 2 2 fore do. do. 1001 b best boiling at 6d. 210 0 2 hind do do. at 6d, gs, neck, and other 2601 b. worth at most 3d do. 160 ill then be left coarse pieces 1g for ti 'otal yield of meat re assured, is over estima upon the entire weight of in weighing, loss F chewing at all events no very lar, it those so called monopolists, the butchers, t t will t have go Heads of families, lookin tions of wholesale r best joints the taus, here we We have r I I9s. 2 1, draughts d beef aid pork, which we iwpor )RD, Tp tha heir first into Eng ies, that they of But there was taloa " It must be confessed, indeed Ling, and bi nditur( ere the doctor, on the tr was utterly floored they ought to have disreg g else, and given him a pre ly; the w 'diode for his ex Dun. r. 110 , 011 41 PW -- HEA TS m k— se ll _ ° ‘ , perty in an attemr But th, a11..1.1.1. " TROPOL ,41 , 0bt. Jo' qtegv ~ i w.tiv I 1 4A ed "°~~ Th Spitalf 7 , 41 a , 4‘:_t De e , 1 t.....„, ~ Sunda 1r enhel Ped droa te on t ues SID where ti fond at the 1 her pod G fire brnl ar next. Md 9 Wedn ~Q~Rin~ ~t ced our work hed, Inc Ames when to convince ti ;umer t am the Isaries of life lists formerly juris- 1 the real ,ore pro- , re abun- ,ed, the maxim As the last effort s slice of the in the way of OFF I Ameri HERS' i is pr