The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14 00:00:00

We ar anfour gin it PS +A ore, event mongs e rett Probably the 00l Re 'e that ation, c a conversatio e Health Committee, on Thursda' ongratulation to the heavy v of a year or two, be co on springs, se, and at the same t s than carts which ar ith the rurr, greatly diminis ime thit the wear and the prospect or ,e passal The As rian civil code, h these vehicle Ev e mad , are satisfact the mq after th 11 the forth done on Sand the Ist ii at whi driven, ery da' guidance z on springs" are at eering tf of life a saber is to upon the pace ent some of railroad t towns ing them ordin, 3. If t should be adopted CIP,o,u, he aQr tfaOart r. ces of the the M Tiehow or c 1 15 e days 'ree tra .e look Liver; ch woul present - to rejoice i: )n be nt , rovisions of t o obst we und, ita Fer nando A andro ARRIVAL d experienced 11 in with the wrec -ine, from Quebec logged, and am-ship for Hat ;an paper United the ad ever made an end to. start be folio% war, and and will dis off the cr, 'rom the Washi Atli go out in tt e Gov( ARRIVAL C gal mail steam-ship at 9 47 a.m., wit Rh. 1.4 M. brought6Bp - as: razee-frigate, ided With two Pala revolving car e that all Saxon Le 31st o Mantua The N , and p ress their sto have all bee The de also mo sd from it is good xiption 42,499 dollars in specie on r in the hands c 543,837. The dates from San Fra )vember. The hipment 500,000 dollars for November 3eorgia had arrived at New York, with - freight, and 300,000 dollars the California was due with . Ist reached aisco are to th October, the amount taken by the California ed to full a increas tted on part of the Britisi o known ri the Bth a theft was con pecio train, a miles from Cruces, near a ra nado. In going through one of the narrow rocky s the load of one or two of the mules became d, and while being repacked, other of the mules Le distance a-head. Without guard or guide, they ;gin . r.; on, when one of them, loaded with boxes at it w LIVERI)001 he was a, :ed agai tep iy etc Channe that, a portion of fair to go [Since Sep Same time RECEIPTS 50,615 77,494 mber, 1 1851... XPORT S LOADIN New Orleans, Nov Charle H. tstuwer .chduke Gio- iuseppe Giovan 3oniaga Pieta a.m. on the her. On D 3 sailed on tl ent cit le Cres at orders were e that, should moved Lieut escent City the Unite, California lef the largest a the Indians had ,be mines was very arrived in the Mersey Ts from New York to k at 12 20 p.m., on the 3 50, excl. anged ni passed the royal Mail a.m., made making ad =B'22 00 specie. sailed. It , one ship-of-t Lree sloops- f- war; 'he steamers ar sell-guns, of the largest as to s of 68 and 1281hs e expeditic cars, and ten e last three EXPORT for ships service RMA ITA! Tead ue s relati na Annt 's palace to one of the pri m pero Lc appar 'or taking daguerreot efficient a magr tfti boxOi of Islands ;TANTDARD, nominal Dminal 'HE UNITED ST . o mina AND STOCKS OF COTTON is to Total E rrts. Stock and on shipb itain. to For 751 R GREAT BRIT . •cular, affected 44 veB n heavy durir i to the crop, the opinion of the nfavourably by the cha .se has been to a fair extent , ounteracted Stew Orle exaggerate , able trut rs particularl re now 9. a moat indulginz .ring last week we had a the sout 'as not ye of the I urinate I.—u—, been prep, Orange II I as regards the Ribb • grant to - Ma " SPIRIT' receipts so far this season were those of last 'rout New Orlean th in staple and Cleanlin year. I regret to learn Mobile, and Savannah, t off in both - these particul proportion of leafy and dirty cotton is now arriving, a fact tending to prove that planters have generally aimed at quantity rather than quality. PROVISIONS.—The demand for Pori, boweve hat the late receipts have - fallen ars, and that a large s moderate, and ,ncl lnwar_ Raw has d. Export from the Ist to 30th November. 1852. 1851 1.206 ,bls. 2,795 2,924 ~ 4,204 3,182 Lard NAVAL Lial to kegs 8,012 9, gh turpentine has beer Spirits of Rosin is it which the marke be quoted at 551 to 58c )mmon is dull. Tar is offered at An to :8'2,25. luoN.—The market is firm, although there is not much • Small sales of Scotch pig aro making at S3l to theratic doing. S3l 50 six months ; English . i IGEITS.- —The fri y be quoted at Liverpool beef is taken at 4 narket is easy, but firm. To 6d. to 6s. ; rosin, 3s. 6d. ; t 91-d. to 10d.. in bulk, and 103 d. ba endon : beef, 63. 6d. to 7s. p er 3041 b. ; rice m, 40s. ; tobacco, 455. To Glasgow : flour zed by ti Havre i ( and tobacco, 3s Cotton sales sTo>, Nov. 30 !ay 1,300 bales, at pri Cotton market is depresied er declined i-c. to i c of the Amer o, tr. oi.„ since the receipt trict Middling being The sales 'yesterd, is morning they already rea now quote n Herat ge Kea Dublin Prerog -J vered j remainder in charity, according as Mr. Dease should deem fit the ground of the testator's in dwelt with very great severit th cost bELF-h fear, or by or ne Letter ;ed the tr ge, of ti raent on Satt It his right ( •atorrecc he perpetration of a most barbarous f robbing a poor ma The ruthless a slam, to E. Horton, c WEST INDIE ealth officer, and it was asc es of yel _ having been 17. The yellow fl ship ordered to dro The Medwa min Vera Cruz to the sth ult us , fever er buoy nd from St prevalent in many of till great ravages i Le Freu INDIA OVERLAND MAIL rrired at Southampton o immediately visit ,rtaitied that ad occurred, the total n the river .ht G 95,000 homes to the 20t a WE The mail steam ay with the Thursd five fatal umber of ca ice hoisted, The steamer Adria arrived at Trieste on Thursday last, bringing intelligence that the Hindostan, with the Calcutta mail of November 7, reached Suez on the Ist instant There is nothing new from Burrnah Th- Irrawaddy s no lo ble for la vessels General God Win was en rout, for Prome, se the se- :ond It had been decided to advanc The Chinese rebellion Exchange on L --.0.-- SPAIN.—The Cortes have been , of a hostile majority of fourteen again, candidate for the office of President. contemplation to remodel the constitution, so es gaininz strength. don : Calcutta, 2s. Old. to 2s. Id solved in consequence the government It is said to be in to placE I the cr vat be Mobile gores a will dam the pr no mai TUESD A -v .1.. _A. , IRELA riTTEbd PT es that on N A. DELI CAT ►t M DISCOVERY I a superior completed, and the woi CUSTOM-} 60 an; merary c families wit REPASS pectation of a iiversity of Dul ND nesday a shot was fi a a pla as done The Kilkenny Moderato? Intler. who.withhl DECEMBER A. letter from Parsonstown fired fr Ulster says e, though of a thin tea of Doc to have 1 y carried out :sIT.—It is said that of Dublin Custom-house, RsxTy.—There In t n of t Chief S The sittings honours .re present .rch has NFLUEN day week, in a n priest, was prornovant, seeking to obtain the probate of tho will, and Mr. Moses Redmond, brother of the tea. tator. an eccentric person, died leaving about £4,800, which, had be been intestate, would have been divided a Roraish leaving the Dromovant ar impugned keitny Mod of a tew pounds, wind the close of last weel that county. The victim, James Lovely, a dealer in f who traded between Dungarvan and Urlingford, and outside the border ged over sixty years wards Dungarcan 'ere returning ford to. ...ca the proceeds of th, sale, amounting to £2 7s. 6d., and arrived, betweeik and eleven o'clock at night, at the far-famed Boula„ Commons, near Ballingarry, when, at the turn of the roaa leading from Crow-hill to the Commons, they were way- n, who rushed d in pieces' :veral par so that his death was it )man in the side, but the they had rifled the Dt the murdered man, she ended' .red to crawl towards Ballingarry to obtain assistant EXTRAORDINARY TRIAL FOR MURDER, On Wednesday, at the Court-house, Dublin, Mr. William Kirwan, formerly of 11, Merrion-street, in that city, but recently of Howth, was placed o charged with the murder of Maria Louisa Kirwan, wife, on the 6th of September, at a little island in the vicinity of llowth, called Ireland's Eye, The prisoner 1 on his t be var ous facts , and the and anatomical daughts of the case were detailed by num trial lasted the whole of Wednesday and Thursday. The following is a narrative of the extraordinary circumstances. resulting in a conviction of the accused and his sentence to death. • William Burke Kirwin was marrie back to a beaufirni some twelve years th whom it would oung woma aoh he I. Kenny, ly whom he had eight childre were stand Pierce S ON OF the Iris' erablo Mr. Mart The will was transaction. Probate was rat difficult to say under v ;tched entiausias who, at Larne, last week, went into a butcher's sl lifted the cleaver, and chopped off half the fingers f his left hand. Having done so, he looked at the hanC a moment ith a stoic's pride, a an's cow tram. ion, laid it down on tine berate! letely the remain bat he had been me time previot , having ster in rebuked by him Le error, and told by it app' infatuated ma gave ac ÜBLIN UN who is 5t 1852 ESIASTI( F CHES' The It f Rt 10 :er, on the no: EtJUI in the county W. H. R. Bric oodhead, in the D.... Mon o chapel Welsh I Rev rehouses, 'esentat AND APR lior Curate o )f King's :tor of Nu of Wistow, it the Perpetti J. Toil f C ad Dock Vi rrices, on th emigrant mi 'rebendar 1. Bran E. Yearqon , Great Yai H. A. Plo; A.. C. Smit Yorkshire C. Walsh 61 of St. Pat 8.D., t ,uth. U.A., to t' ;o the Re Le Chance] I Tx LOR of illn THE cid, (.1 Royal, 1 Churci on We, the apf during during LI continues PALmEns has been at Osborn 'in the Fairy en IMATES N tional Gallery r &RRIAGE OF COL titer of Sir J L OF SHE: !dnesday, anapplic ntment of lrdian of t All the - Royal fam the Duke of olemnised on Thnrsd cadilly, London. RY.—ln the C He will be tw KE AND DUCHESS OF WE: o remove from r,l Upper Belgr , use until after Christmas .s to retain her appointme ['HE FREN d the Walewski, on Thursday, or to deliver and Mini! Plenipot w Her Grace, it is under. at at Court as Lady arl of Malmesbury arrived visit to the Queen, when Count i had an andienea of her Majest als as Ambassador Extraordinar ;entiary from the Emperor of the French CORRESPONDENCE. etters addressed to the Editor should be accompanied real name and address of the writer, not for publicatic as a guarantee of good faith ; this is indispensably rc in anv st ient of facts. [le Editor wishes it to be understood that he does not hold himself responsible for the opinions or 0-"rits of his PANOR.kIW OF THE NH. To the EDI 7 Tn your notices to I perceive " A Visitor" h, iption would n the LIVERPOOL SIR,- ondents sive in a moral hint; if so, perhaps th STANDAZ •equcsted yOu to hint ilurch, 31 TAIENT, on , of 1 1 Souls Wincheste edral ( n to Her to the Ca- lent cor anator e. Her 3 ALEXANDER o Astronomer D for sanction t, g men en in I ss.—Jam rpool in iad been, f as a tai !'orksbire. lard labour cbargec ;Net at Woodside s charged with y sent ot I perinte usly been .tioned for the future •ged with he dealt, at a nd Ceie2 mitring rd ok,Ce for the SAM:: ana toe costs, aud T]lo oP at the end i quite Vbs. o could give a full h e c fl,„t uia .. h Of SP' aq uantitl He sup!? lasisted of the same - - h Witness t tounc cl the house, Du. be bou9 mine-store dealer, sa! o f co Saturday the fire ,Ple.uer:loco3l u»►ar r• - a from the d had br, har o3 I '° —lO LOA there was worth muc coPr i ; t t the r.iota wife knew nothir d ; he admit' Ay Comp, on accounr. !ed to him copper being taken, —They were cornraitt njamin wane. ,g to appi him down, and ha was Bevel ,4pfer both prisoners the time in Birkenu. I fined the alternative ORANGE MEETING d meeting ot tu . a of Loyal Oiling School-room. Christian !_...1 t agaiPs iok-stre (rove a at for n produced no it for Ad_ Sh She re rth 83. per tneis had Le had do 3liceman 1 ought A elan a compa ,he tho brough t ;rale Corr"' —TI vnlicenl B 9 earj°~d Ol ,sent !°•kfil previou him och P to tF Inspecto ned Tin, h haart and Biike urpose o Mr. JOHN REE Kennan petition, D the Honour parts of w 0 the cllB e Commons of the . n orn of Great Britain and Ireland, c h were 01' Oranges le Petition of the undersigned Member tlssociation c' T Protestnnt strict, Liverpool " That at SHEWETR, the 1 to elections in Irelar system of outrazo and in rendered freet " That, in consequence to parliament who owe tt ,veral ME r i is-i-,,ige COP ' d, an °l3 c :rr lanned an, " , nr ie ti the majority of instances, by goeus:0(1 f election a complete lit ergo numbers of electors of those P ll e British lawvileg invested th c e o m mete rue. and mob outraze, That this evil requires a speedy and effectua l tem : ( iistri c ut whic e 7 lines an d Pr p )f those t th© ca tgon and John a, the A' Silliain Hall, erior, i d having ally re ng a pa n FAIR .ge of c EARNER, passag alty of stood in LI Won bein, •hi )ortion of th oohole for ti ied ou. , a grew., rauds we sh will be le than the respec ssenger brokers of this port, OREIC NEWS FRANCE. DIE EMPIRE.—It may be fairly suspected tha' imperial Court of the Tuileries was tolerably well .Jd to a regular course of rehea ...usly to the offici ravery person has fallen too r led, and had aubmitte for some time pre al proclamation of nedhim, an reumstances w us to reta around him with too me notion of its spontane mere resu] extorted f universal suthav the population of the mi prefects of de; seem all to the Imperia sining, ai n the Gr Le Emi ander of ocess Carola Was ather, in the person of )eror have eta. Lord Co e begi powers 'he civil I considerably increased annum ion to the revenues of t, m for life )er ann. rate of 2.000 f prerogatives c Among other on di rather difficult to believe, Court o'. Empereur,' 1 these thin; ons of a rem, of Ala: great a•eena , aarY footing; ace Albert of S re. 100 kin ieen ver , actor to the n e past NI The aliowance of senators s to bl per month a Napoleon (Jerome) Bo viceroy of ALzeria of deputies 6,0001., c 3aparte is, it is sta promotions to ti cith the title of Lieutenant of rank of Mars n of ; General Baragny d lose names tirementioned for t Senat l'Hautpoul bat honour. 7 which serious rr constitution of Janua r . _• r con- zee m greatly lifications The the at M. Dupin is Te'r ervant, Honduras adv ml A N.K xhibited ught by the oueht by o e 118 S cor. in 10 to 1 I f. 5.10, them - took he bottom of ea, xi in emptying the boxes, when the iproaching, and the robbers found it were fired, haste. Several shots The only box broken open ( s Mr. B dollirs, all of e recovered by master- ne which will su - r- e strap st feature, perhaps, in the whole story is, that during the whole of these twelve years neither of the two Mast idea that she had a rival ere heard, 1 STRATI here 340 pars, )01-room, t was addresse tt down .hard Rawl and the Rev 'ork Temperance So- a carried chairman, and arkable are a g '-Genera; ;1 ieeffigy apo Leon ire Fran nant enough in their way, rs. What follows nationa 'er significa ne, has iniolmed the deputies of the de el! Brest, Toulon, and some of the other dockyards of reat activit .rtmenis of lat splayed in that nothing had nent _beyond to keep the establiihments on their but he said that the recent measures n Monday lasi at charg not being pon as corstitut ived the money fro t appears, shou the broker, or :d by him fills Uncle FIELI charact e words than five hundred nobody was ith the other boxes, we e early part of November inform f Peten, that the Indians made an attach on Luc _ tie 3rd, and that the inhabitants of the place, after .v shots at the savages, fled in great confusion. in the 30th October, the Indians were our -, town ; in addition to which it had been raining for fifteen days, and it was supposed that water bad been falling to the depth of ten feet on a level. At Belize it boa -'-- —scantly for twenty-three At Bacalar, rounding t. also rained ince ~,. i a had been lost; and t crops and 'ere scarc ere_ almost destroyed ready, and high. Mahogany Logwood was award tendenc 'tom Jamaica we have intelligence to the 22nd ult no news of interest. ;ERS.--Mr. C two Al ;harpies, child, and Carroll, Mr. J. A. . Dashwood, _ .ason, Mr. L Chain, Mr. Benson, Mr. Ryan, Mr. Jose M. Lauda, Mr. Ross, Mr. Carroll, Mr. Glover, Mr. W. Jackson, Mr. B. Eyre, . Mr. Kirkwood, Mr. Holmes, Mr. Ferrier, rt. Smith, Mr. Fulford, Mr. C. Daugney, Mr. F. Dupasigner, Mr. L. Fabre, Mr. A. Kingatone, Count A. itta, Mr. F. B. Forsyth, Mr. J. W. Dermenton, Mr. A. Hoffman, Mr. Hall, Mr. P. Holland, Mr. S. Crooks, A. M`Nab and servant, Mr. J. L. child, Mr. J. G. Ross, Sir C. Lyell 3 , Webb, Mr. A. Hall, Mr. Stevenson, J. C. Ogden, Mr. G. Ellis, Mr. Mr. Kelley, Mr. Coppleston, s, Mr. A. Martin, Mr. inchard, Mr. Tudor, Hodgson, and Mr. Rayner, I Mr. Champio son, 5 vl•Gange Mr. P LLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Dec. 1. T.—The market during the past fort anusual buoyancy. Stimulated by the easing demand from abroad ICIAL ts for the ge prosperity of land loan and for bot ,e exports of 4)4, and the receipts of gild from If the latter amount 4'2,750,000 a, being the largest shipment exchanees are .Foreig ewer prices for cotton have diminished le at the south, and the supply of bills quently decreased. W per cent. prem. ; Pari: ort sight ; Hamburgh, 3611 to "361 )te bills r 1, says, " Although the regular )sed, and importers are busy with spring, nevertheleis a constant • is being done daily. The but quite a good de specially for blankets , which have been cleared from our _ast few days. The high and advancing Europe have emboldened buyers to take hold and without fear of any decline in prices for some _. From the most reliable information we have reason to believe that business cannot ome time to come. Thz early orders at better rates than succeeding ones, and '. , v sparingly if they submit to ad- The Courier and In trade has eparatia i somethin 3wer qualiti( within the 1 me to coin one for s purchaser: NI rates." iodcrately as yet, an Francisco, es will b to towards the do _cline in flour was submitted f last week, some sales of 'Western $5 to 44`5,0- per barrel. light der Mr. J. Ge: dy, Mr. M Ir. John Hodge M 3ell, Mr COMI 'heyter Cot November, 1851, were £1236 6s. sd. ; and from April 24th to Nov. 30th, in 1251, £13,620 7s. sd. ; in 1852, £13,840 16s. sd. Ile total expenditure for the latter period was £ll,OBO Os. Bd. COLLEGIATE INSTITUT lON, TARVIN-HALL. - Mr. Sprague, for many years pupil at Dr. Brindley's establish- I now WI his year at St. Joh went, a s Colle elected to his final examination in ;cholarship p eck ended the 5C &c., £l7l December 10$. I Od. , use compared wi £567 4s. Id Califor kenhead Tote in St. Andre E DEM elbstim Esq., Dr. Roche, Mr. H. Darb Towers. An address to th ciety, upon the subject of unanimously. It was to be sign forwarded to New York. ALLEGED CONCEALMENT OF B IRTH AT B IRKENHEA. a and drawers —On Wednesday an inquest was h e ld before Mr. Chur ere then ton, coroner, on a new-bo rn c hild o f B r id get G oonan, th who lodged in a house in Wilb ra h am -t errace, Albion be 100 street. On Sunday the gi r l was con fi ne d to h er b ed, b ut !I a COt it was not known to th e p ersons i n t h e h ouse that she was re, was pregnant. On the following day a child was found enetery , in the bed wrapped in some rags. The jury were not sleeted, satisfied that any violence had been used towards the ) short t. child, or that it was alive when born, and the woman was lical tea, acquitted. -. aeon the case. ,idence was too strong, and EARLDOM OF SHREWSBURY.—The late E ar l o f Sh rews - Thursday the jury returned a verdict of guilty, and on bury in default of male issue is succeeded in his titles by Friday morning the judge sentenced the prisoner to be his cousin, Bertram Arthur, son of the late Lieut.-Colonel executed. Talbot, by Julia, daughter of Sir Henry Tichbourne, The excitement created by the trial is without any pa- Bart. This young gentleman, who is in his twentieth rallel during the present century. Green-street and the year, is now Earl of Shrewsbury, Waterford, and Wex whole neighbourhood of the Commission Court were corn- ford, Premier Earl of England, and hereditary Lord pletely blocked up by crowds of persons, many of the St eward of the Household for Ireland. He is the only PAPER MONEY, THE REMEDY YOI IRELAND.—Mr. better clas ses , w h o were una b le to gain admission inside surviving heir to the Shrewsbury estates in this country Bridges, the actuary, proposes that government should the Court, and remained patiently outside until the ad- and Ireland between the branch of the Talbot family, of advance 50 millions land-scrip, as a first encumbrance on journnient. which the deceased Earl was the representative, and the , .., ve,za to 1i0,,a , _ Irish estates. This scrip, it circulated as money, and The exe cu ti on h as b een fi le d f or the 18th of January, of which the Earl Talbot, of Ingestre Hall, is the h ea d, J 4541 ; Southern kinds, 45'5,50 to 43'6 ; 1...- made payable as taxes, excise, custo m s, ece.,would prove a at Kilmainham gaol. BIRKENHEAD COMMISSIONERS.—On Tuesday, bond, .€5,121 to &5,25. In wheat a large business has more effective relief than any South Australia or Califor __ . been done for export to England, the decline which has nia whatsoever. Sir John Ro m illy' s S ecur ity of Ad- ____ monthly meeting of this body was held ; Mr. r chairman. It was reported that 26 additional IP taken place since this day week being pretty nearly coun- vance Bill, and Mr. Scully's Land Debentures propose Su, wMARINit TELEGRAPH COMPANY.—At the half- bee n placed in various parts of the township, terbalanced by the advance in the rates of freight. Genesse advantages somewhat analogous. The pawn-briefs or y,eany meeting of this company, held in London, on proceedings of the Finance Committee, i i , white is quoted at 125 c. to 128 c. per 601b5,, and Canada, "plead -brief " money, " lettres-de-gage," of Russian Tuesday, a very favourable report of its affairs was pre- satisfactory arrangement had been come t e in bond, at 108 e, to enc. New corn continues to be and Prussian Poland, c onsist of sc r ip or ' coupons," on seated. After relating the advantageous arrangemen t s comm i ss i oners a nd Mr. Lai r d respecting the P. offered freely, and prices of both old and new are consi- the basis of loans advanced to proprietors by the state, up i nten de d amalgamation with the Dover and Calais Company, and the which some time ago excited so much di scuss i on. derably lower, though old is not plenty. to half the value of thei r un i ncum b ere d Propert i es. Th e . amalgamatinn with the Belgian Submarine Tele- the proceedings it appeared that Messrs. Eccles w i t hi n 28 graph, it stated that "The receipts of the first six months Clough had contracted to supply Woodside Ferry w. Expo w rt h f e r a o t m , . I . s . t . ..... 30 .. t . h . . November.. 1832. 1851. debt is extinguished, principle and interest, Wheat flour years, the scrip bearing interest, two per cent per annum working of the submarine telegraph betwe e n F rance an d coa l s f or the ensuing year. A letter was read from Ms ... . b b u a s r b r e el i a s: 4 1 7 064: 9 3 3 1 1 4 7 3 :7 4 4 0 3 Corn .................. „ 5,743 114,514 to the holders, an d f our per cent. p er annum to England enabled the managers to pay a dividend of 5 per Golborne, agent of the Earl of Crawford and Balcarres, the state ! The holders of the pawn-briefs preferred cent. per annum on £75,000 (the capital of that company), who had tendered for the coal cont rac t ; an d w h o sa id. TTON.— (Frnin th e Shi pping L i st o f Decem b er 1.) t h em to go ld , wh i ch b ore no interest, even during t h e and since th a t p er i o d th e amount of b usiness has b e en "1 am informed th a t one other tender was received, and here has only been a moderate amount of business b lood i est periods of the Polish insurgencies. Exchequer- almost doubled, while the expenditure h as b een grea tly returned back for alteration or reduction, whilst mine was ) for the past three day s , an d at i rregu l ar p r i ces , bills, bearing a small rate of interest, and which are taken diminished. The following towns in the Netherlands kept in abeyance." This occasio ne d some di scuss i on : b ut tgh closing with more steadin ess , Th e qua liti es no w by all collectors of revenue, as well as by the Bank of have just been connected with this country by means of it was ultimately agreed to tak e no f ur th er no ti ce o f t h e -rket are middling to fair, an d f or th ese we g i ve England, might. one would think, suggest some similar i t h e submarine telegraph wires :--Amsterdam , Breda, letter than the formal ac k nowledgmen t ! A rca d y returne d . ' --' ere so few of the lower g r ades offerhig„ practice.—Moral Sanatory Economy, by Dr, 211Tormae• I R o tterdam, Haarlem, Dordrecht, and La Haye, &c. The board then b ro k e up. Amen, autumn market the ma notatiOns ; ther extensive scale, informed us that the whole area was covered with from two to four-and.a.half feet of water, with all the produce of the farm, as also one old wheat stack. The farm premises, bailiff's house, and cottages were in the like state, and could be approached only with boats : and that was but neighbour's fare.—Cambridge Chronicle. reene, appear FrOm the rk land Passen the Bir ruesdav made as low as Saturday'', howev the maike 5e5,12 it barrel he decline was nearly all regained, t closes dull at the quotations :—Western Ohio and pure ommon New York, &c., ranada, in rains that have fallen have country, Upper T. cattle. many parts of the of the Ritatejo or Is, with great destruction of property and inundations in particu !!y in the RUSSIA. - The Lloyd of Vienna states that the Emperor of Russia will in a few weeks have concentrated on his western frontier an army of 240,000 men TURKEY.—Letters from Constantinople state that, on the 13th, the steamer Madras had arrived, briniinz a portion of the tribute of Abbas Pasha (X 220,000). Accounts from Jerusalem, of the 26th of October, men tion that the commission appointed to settle the question of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre separated without being able to accomplish that object. The Greeks were disposed to make certain concessions ; but the Catholics, considering as heretics all other Christians, could not but insist on exclusive possession. The Greeks replied that, the case, they would keep what they had. LOUIS N. such being perial cro ?OLD S IMPERIAL CROWN.— of Napoleon 111. is --* -The new im aid to be not only a k of the jeweller ornament in its richness in pearls and .ecious stones. The jeweller Lemonnier has been sent to Russia to purchase various costly stones, and the Prin cess Matilda, who has a collection of rare black pearls, has placed them at the disposal of the artist entrusted with the ornamentation of the crown, which is to be com pleted by the end of the year. pass every roya MATRIMONIAL FRAIID.—A case illustrating the practised on the public has come to light in the We_. minster County Court. For some weeks past an advertise ment has appeared in the papers, headed " Matrimonial Alliance Association," Portsmouth -street, Lincoln's-inn fields, the professed object of which was to negotiate marriages. A young foreign merchant, named Pellas, had recourse to the association, writing to Mr. Hugo Beresford, the alleged secretary, from whom he forth with received a letter demanding five shillings for registration, and, subsequently, two separate instalments of £5 each, both of which he paid. A demand for a further £lO made him uneasy, and he went to the office, where he was informed that Mr. Beresford was on the Continent. The foreigner, finding that the whole affair was an attempt at raising money, instituted proceedings for the restitution of the amount paid, and an order was made for immediate repayment, with all costs. MILITIA REGULATIONEI.—On Wednesday, the militia regulations made by the Secretery at War, in pursuance of the act 15th and 16th Victoria, cap. 50, were publishes' Each volunteer is to receive 10s. as a bounty on enrolled, and 10s. at the termination of the first training, if his conduct has h -Pen onful • ....A • • ring his term of service, until he :ceived the full sum of X€ This payment , _quarterly may be hereafter ordered by the See •etary at War. C mending officers may advance, after the second training, the amount of the next six months' instalments to those men who have conducted themselves creditably. The fee for a medical examination is 2s. 6d. The income-duty of 7d. in the round is to be deducted from the pay of the _rs, and the amount is to be credited in the general statement, the pay being charged in full. Each volunteer requiring shirts or stockings is to be furnished with two shirts, at 23. each, and 10d. for each pair of half-stockings. LOODS IN CAMBRIDGSSIIIRE.—There is scarcely .rdering on our rivers, or through the whole fen which has not been more or less flooded. But ocalities within reach of the various breaches of the banks, the thing is really awful. One farmer has had about 250 sheep swept away, and his neat cattle and that of his neighbours saved with the greatest difficulty. Corn stacks, some of them absolutely floating, and others thrown down and completely destroyed. We have seen stacks of oats thatched down to the very water's edge, leaving nothing but the roof visible. A farmer holding 700 acres on the borders of Norfolk, recently hired on a lease, who had been claying and draining on the most I a farm b omen had the slie I, was Mrs. Kirwan aware of this fact until nonths back. When the story had reached her he bad spoken and acted as a women will act such situations, Kirwan's feeli❑gs towards her appear to have been converted into mere ferocity. This being the position of Mr. and Mrs. Kirwan, in June went to lodge at Howth for change of air, and according to the testimony of the woman lodged, Kirwan's conduct to his wife )r, inde about six mont speak in from the first, was brutal in the extreme. Thus matters went on until Sunday, the sth of September; on Tuesday the 7th, they were to have returned to Dublin. On the Sunday evening Kirwan went down to two boatmen, Patrick Nangle and Michael Nangle, and engaged to carry him and his wife over the next day to " Ireland's Eye." On Monday, about 10 o'clock, the unfortunate lady and her murderer went down to the boat. They had a bag and two bottles of water with them. Mrs. Kirwan, besides, had a reticule, and he a sword-cane and sketching-book. The boatmen rowed them over to the islet. At about 12 o'clock they conveyed a second party across, whom they brought back at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. By that party, and by the boatmen, Mrs. Kirwan was seen alive at the hour named, when she desired the men to come back for her husband and herself at 8 o'clock in the evening. At about 7 o'clock cries were heard frore " Ireland's Eve" as of a person in distress. Not onl heard upon ' .;re loose cries crew of a boat wi -.Au mainland, but in the n was returning from fishing. At this nd his wife were the only people on the ,ding to orders, the boatmen returned at 8 o'clock. when they found the husband standing alone at the landing-place. In reply to their inquiries, Kirwan stated that his wife had left him about an hour and a half before and—he knew not what had become of her. The party then pro ceeded to find the lady, and continued their search until they arrived at a place called the " Long-hole," which is out of sight of Howth Harbour. This spot is always covered with water when the tide is in, but uncovered when the tide is out. Upon a rock in this spot the dead body of Mrs. Kirwan was found at 10 o'clock. The in cident is thus described by the boatman :—" Her bathing dress was up under her arms, and there was a sheet under her; her head was lying back in a hole, and her feet were in _a pool of water about the full of my hat—about half a ..w cuts on her forehead and under her eye ; by her oars, from her side On the day in question atement was. me Kirwan I Accor gallon. 1 saw cam. _ there was blood coming down and breast, and other places.' it was high water at half-past ...irwan's b. that at half-past 6 his wife left him for the purpose bathing. At that time there were 2 feet 6 inches of wal was wester! boatman root 9 inches owned further ►t calm, and what little wind there was Another fact was also detailed by the nt about to search for the clothes of the in vain; they Then Kirwan went, and he could not find them either ; but when the boatman went a secok_ time he found the clothes, which had been subsequently placed by some hand, which could have been no other than that of Kirwan, in a spot which he had most dili gently -- Ihed but a few minutes before. After the , n removed to the mainiand it was found to anfortunat vere not to be four —as he pretend ar )ody had bi 'minds and marks of great violence. Kirwan's trousers were wet : he sat down at the kitchen fire to dry Inem, though he had not had occasion to wet himself where the body was found, for the water was there two feet below the rock upon which it was dis covered. There was a coroner's inquest, but a verdict of " Accidental death" was returned, and poor Mrs. Kirwan was buried in the cemetery at Glasnevin, in the wettest place that could be selected, so that the body was so de composed, even in the short time that had elapsed since her murder, that medical testimony could scarcely be brought to bear ur- Bnt the circumstantial nearly midnight on ar man will favour me with a list of the most glaring parts a " moral hints," and it will afford me the greatest uli to remedy the evi vant, Lr, your , edient hunib SELINT Ai Pnoratna Ha 1, Bold treet, Dec. ;HURCH, LIV ST. PETER'S RPOOL To the EDI DU oblige me by ie shilling was d me by wt authori Jed from ms w ng in a pew o Church; one day th nded the afternoon service to see a friend's chili s accosted by the verger christened, and, on entering, who inquired if they would like a cushioned pew to cepted, when, upon comi was demanded. Surely which, of cour 3ove-mentioned aum authority for such extortion .in our parish churches.— am, yours, A SUBSCRIBER [Such a demand was illegal, and ought to Vergers are, or ought to be, paid for the out levying black mail on strange CHESHIRE AN 3 WALES 'HE REV. THOMAS I Mr. Bloom& anon residentiary at C There is 1 ballot for vcoursernust t tha rlsaAf4l. be bad to th( on the whole amounting to abou THE Ray. H. E. HEATON, one of the curates __ _ ____ was last week presented with a piece of plate by his pa rishioners, on the occasion of his being preferred to th incumbency of Llangedwin, near Oswestry. THE E kRL OF GROSVENOR i 9 in so delicate a state of health that he has been advised to winter in a warmer climate ; he will therefore leave England immediately for Nice, and we earnestly hope that petted benefit from the char WOODSIDE FERRY.—T . than a thickn `T perfe. the aggravated r lance ri the doctrin Church, as taught, a College of ➢Taynoot. :ost of the Br hied in the Propagati of the I' o - _l, State.: —, Falsebood and contrary to the exiresse ierefore, implore support from the ;e to -withdraw of lkilaynooth, ai.d all of 11 for securing fi g it illegal for R Popish instilu.; 'reedom of election in tarnish priests to floe persons whatsoever , or candidates named by lerson ( , to --, erarmstrie Ot them to vi ad on mot s to t tv's sublet head and insult upon any class of her 11_ „ " And your petitioners will ever praY• He then read a letter of apology for non-atw 11 Squire Auty, of Bradford Mr. SIMMONDS pros eststed deprecated the pract . •• • - • - he first resoluzw-it eiej • on .es of the Romish eots 13..' tions in Ireland and other places as uncon gt ft b tending to the violation of the liberties L.l at it was good tar and receive t; wilotfittio nited K After adverting to the Orange institution, society, but solely fi tutional liberty, life, and p of true Protestant _principl lance at the conduct of particularly at the recent ele got A Pvh. o 9tF of c° .o 0 r the preservat. operty, and the ni„ 9, the speaker 01 , i rt ,, Romish priesttso in Ilrc ' The next resolution was moved by Mr. J c4l , 00r and seconded by the Rev. W. F. TAYLOS, °l e s PI the resolution by a refereneo to Roman auth or at Maynooth, and showed that the oath of / 14 2, n - tern, not to be trusted when they thought that " L ' u caS # their church were concerned, quoting gr' C` n claration about the Irish Church Establishrae--051,1' hustings, and the oath which he would take IP., his seat in the House of No nii". ox, of Wave t address. solution in an eloque prone: man _ill ?ope of Rome to be allowed tO be even a common and he should transport them !I, free of e Ape Pope's dominions. d se` A resolution was moved by Mr. M‘LEop. tion by the Rev. Mr. MArrntAs, adopting the fe.7, 10 0 , proceedings throughout were of a very entou7 meter. ORTICULTUR prote y et w e OR THE wzsi c. 1 crop is already st tu for t l l l tis time to gee ,o T is properly v! pr litl t o bI saturated with wet, is to ell i d l vc b i e t htt PERAT put hl benefit, it is an excel and II be ke Vinerie then cover she Nulin. By this means the roots W" without svh“ e natural. Strawberri for very, should be introduced into the earliest very well. 1 suit t Flower-garden.—The excessive wets wh l prevailed, has in many places prevented eve] routine work of cleaning the walks and la% the neglected, will lead to much disfigurement trf ti i d be therefore, every opportunity .L.i d c o 00 % of accomplishing the necessary work ; 9 " u b n NO r little dry weather it is not too late to dig t tar . ct - - the rest of the vvlA__ 4 . an y A leaves. an over, and leave t still praVe n the Kitchen-gar dISCELLANICA ~,, of ~`, Germa, open border, keeping fl O t w ° e c rk B f o. —.-- TO , keeping in g there are few instances on rec, 0 fo p t o ci a long pert° , c o ; the li O i l —The seed was sown in the spring of l' , „ u 0,4 AP flowered that season and t - d the end °' " t oro' 11 0 r on ar s q 11,0 :„ t ~ potted and placed 'in a greenhouse, where 1 teil toe' the win • ter ;in the spring of 1351 it was Plan il i .0 A all 5 gat still in nr sPflueorwihearp,s andin thene.ntbdiinsantsonit,,o.,:, o wapiti:: and autumn. Towards the close of the year „.",,pt tif e ," e or potted and placed in the green:louse, whera i ' ' - e il''n log a the winter. It was again put out •fl i t i l l ' o rter, 9 :her 6 the present year, and had about 20 spikes ° ~ itt ,° II th 9 when planted out ; it was early in the seli ° : o ;iied r.;(1 0° bl row flowers to bear it company ; it - however, i' Mtock growin t s boW g 'to g'" ~egs° sum. When autun came, 11 of dec m a er y, and the beau t iful double olessocas,°,7ollo):.tt few and far between ; but the plant surely di d Tp3so tv up a succession of flowers from the summer autumn of 1852.—Gardener'8 Chronicle. his passage kybeDtwaeTennNpr-------arorirra.,—anlnd La th a e cio :7: : ::: - 1,03 iln S t i; o m u ha t u h tt - , : a a sr s et t ah e ce r h n r e Ra i l w a y and he hac ' l o'clock trial Sell e rs e on b as l a sosbtwhtateei were netkeewodtne, : a y: :fi v r s e o :; :i i cho c :_ st v , ci . ; against the for bei ng "leg d id4 / 4 4econd-class return ticket, and the traip, 7,, He then applied to go on bY n' ass cs> refo ur „ be obliged to pursue, and now claimed damages".ooplin,Vd e the judge gave him, contending th e c ortiO h had taken a return ticket, ought so ha ° for second-clan fare. Court, Mr. of ,A 1 ICU 45' organizati [bowing the the usu