The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17 00:00:00

I to twer had adopt dwich I school for yo i)f the Athen cora ; lOT, trative of t found a tru Gowrie, that it v and the grace of Goi The news from th of June. The Kaff the front families 1 ithin twee wise than insecure. pects of the eastern experience had prov with gun 'IGN 4- COLO crop d ,te named instead of the it was worn by the old he uniform t have summer, lire in winter, a Good Hope is to the 12th I the I farm, a ;eutence of dc witness to t ;hown in Taunton to the r , with- ter in INTELLIGEI under t i cient sum will be raised •ot seats ment to the ministr mmediately idst shouts for man, no exertia :or members to represerr wv and Stuart quently Major Beresford (c), A committee of ned, and circulars issued, ion of funds by which to duct during the recently-contested t which he was a candidate. Some ,ere can be no doubt a very e of Commons will contain more ultra er period. All the leaders of section which 'ikelv to form a source of In Scotland the rued upon religious points ; the Li find this small band of Camero planted some of his staunchest The booths closed at 5 o'clock Hilton duly elected. - The polling Hamilton, 738 ; Shaw, 572 ; Napier, i; Hamilton over Napier, 198 ; Shaw The declaration of the Provost was law and University has not taken place by either Party to procure the attend m verbally, as in the instance of )ns, but are handed in to the pro- Lon a slip of paper. Practically, the universities is tantamount to ►then fact worthy of mention, in ,ns for the two universities, is, that t come within twenty miles is pending. Nothing takes on the part of either of g political events of the day )rd election. Up to a few cation no repealer was in the The corn lied by the 3 predominate in Wok.r-ford day bE nd her I it, Gar SPORTING INTELLIGENCE rucis I he Kendal Mercury describes grouse as' being plenti .. hear from the ful, and strong on the wing. ishment of a boarding Chester Spring Races,lB4E ~stablishment is kept by the 2d of May. u, the capital. Another Mr. O'Brien has sold Mentor to Mr. A. Johnstone for e Antipodes. The editor • 450 sovereigns. +I,. ~..,..;,-,÷ f;•nrn Tinhai t. 1 Nr. Elwes has sold Sir Tatton Sykes for £2.000 ;he is will commence on Tuesday zinting, t Wolverhampton ra, as won by b. f. Jocose (entered in the name of the races, on Wednesds 3rd Lo 's Th( HE HARVEST. A very fine xrdarT ies of wheat in one acre, which is an 'ast year's crop, and much ive upon hi: t I finer grain —Taunt( Courier CROP.— les have beer rn the e ses at the next term r high, considerin narket hnt this is: “PParent success .e 1, without a canvas out prepa word. 11 aided by nothing exe , lone on the husting seized the liberal can. and both suddenly withdrew ! A second repealer, closeness of his purse- the great catch .eady to contend lo ! a pani except t ad the two repeaters re lay was in a state of anarchy and rders were so excited by drink as to be r yin a state of madness. Captain Somerset was ,cked by the mob at the hustings, and on that ;:edininight the houses of liis friends were h such fury that not only the glass but the re destroyed. The residence of the respected spared. On Wednesday evening a waggon )arrels of beer for the mob was drawn by rail !rs through the principal streets; on descend h-street its impetus overcame them and several =on upset, and seven persons were severely The deceased was a young surgeon, recently become a resident in Chepstow, and who so far forgot himself as to ride in the waggon ; he fell out on his head and had his skull fractured. A navigator also was so much injured that little hope is en- Ito be supplied with drink, the town was essed with the return Of peace and quietness. The ensuing Parliament will contain a very large num- raised them to fortune and dignity fro - m humble cir stances. Messrs. Stephenson and Locke are two iant instances of railway results. Sir J. Walmsley, '. for Leicester, began life as an usher in a boy's Mr. W. Jackson, M.P. for Newcastle-under e, for which town he was elected over the head of rl Rrarkinv_ the son of th oe executea on tne nephew of the Duke of Sutherland, worked his way up ts recommended to hacket, who had a from a humble clerkship to a partnership in an African - , ntion. The house, and eventually, by land speculations in Birkenhead, of the prosperity of which he is one of the authors, ac 'mired a princely fortune. Mr. H. Brown, after enduring '-Qitutles of fortune as a merchant and canal carrier, .g for some time as a railway manager, acquired a in three years as a traffic taker, and has, to use Mr. Hudson's phrase, " crowned all," by proving that a man may be honoured in his own country, having been elected to represent his native town, Tewkesbury, in Par liament. Many more examples might be cited.—Railway Chronicle. THE TIMES AND THE LANDLORDS. - The death of Mr. Walter has let loose the madness of the Times. His was the guiding hand of that great engine, we are told : its affairs were directed under his advice, and it took its the machine is whirling a long in the full swing of demo- cratic madness. An article in that journal of last Thurs kably exceeds in foul vituperation and unscrupu , g that ever yet appeared in the lowest The writer is not content with ri- lows :yin diculing, instead of answering those who differ from his patron, and conscientiously believe, as well they may, that free-trade is fraught with no blessings to this land ; but he directly charges them with crimes that deserve •llows. r " . 1. There is no delicacy about the matter : the style is of the pure " brick-bat-and-bludgeon" order. " Your Bentincks, your Yorkes, your Newdegates, your Felloweses," and all who think with them, are neither more nor less than robbers and murderers—" a blessed company of faithful men, who in all the righteousness of robbery are look Wiwn on n a - agricultural freebooters," whose great commandment is, " thou shalt steal," whose godliness is gain," and who despise honest men, "as the Highland robber did his shopkeeping, law-keeping cousin : they enjoy the calm delights, if not of successful spoil, at least of an unim- paired zest for it." These are the 'terms which the great prop of the Peel-policy applies to the landed gentry of I R LAND ii, ver which Pr Ovii usual v it future 1 member f reliance h his whip in I asked me if I wer( then I tended to vote fi he Daily Neu;s,i ly fror Tst and c her. They t seconded me in a I to bees the cm Iral to the de m( Lks• the I I saw nians, who have hand, I henchmen, awkn and H parties the mur THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. THE ELECTIONS, (5-c lost his election for Waterford through he is, is mu ,h annoyed iding- of Yorkshire , unty of Cork Hon. NV he state 3 ; Brac] ;even mem- of rail y compare w member m of Northumber- m a paroxysm or per- ng many important borouths. they will Cobden pooner, the ccnserva- aeon ci case e of the proceed followed. !olonel Wood ,el Wood's committee Lord Rober 1. Wood, 3436 -Of double fir 25 ' • for Round, ; ne,157; for Round, 66 -class men of single Of '4 for Round, UnC ,nd public leCturers, 17 ad 12 for Gladston 3merset Morgan, a Protec , a Peelite, have est. At the close ; for Lord G. So- The captain Loral 3' F 4 ' , On Friday, his worship the n the Queen's tounsel, and guests, at the Town-hall 'G4adalquiver steam moon, via New York Sandon has presented to William Wainwri London, " in memc sixteen ye FATAL of intoxication, fell into a c day, and died the followin railed in, human life in thi would not We believe that a me t Whiteman's Hotel best means of forwarding the st of the house in which was " bo: A brutal duel with knives Lancash six of their comr near the Dingle none of them have been arrest are frightfully gashed by eai separate hospitals in Liverpool CRICKET played on the gro Itod, between the eleven of the Cambrian, 16 runs.—Th lecond ( eleven . of the Olympu Thursday uexi a MAN DROWNED.—Or Garrick was hauling of Williams shore, c 32 years of r, head against the quay, droi a minute, and then sank. for some hours 'The Sea, Captain Freen from New York, discharge barrels of flour, 192 barn wool, and 12 packages, sil 8,361 packages, beside a qua? heading, &c., into the trans' Tuesday and Wednesday, in FOOD IMPORTATIONS. rice, & visions this week 130,106 bushels, DO ors 933 brls., 5 1111 - ds., 44 b: brls. beef; 244 brls. arrivals of flour from H During the last two months the pric reduced from one hundred and twenty ter to sixty shillings per quarter, wit material alteration in the price of bri shops in this town, and the flour, wt been reduced nearly one hundred per cheaper than it was, Certainly, the r lords and farmers are not to blame for are the offending parties ? _ THE GREAT BRITAIN which occurred on Wednes made for the floating of the from this day (the day on place) until a more favourable of day can at present be fixed for th the opinion of Captain CI a xtont out the Great Britain v Bay on Sunday or Monday ALL SAINT'S DISTRICT the Rev. Henry Marlen, recent bent of this district, wherein nc Belfast NF to the forms of ,the Church of Engla' brated since January, 1845, commences by opening the large room in St. A Upper Beau Street, on Sunday last, able discourses to a respectable audien, the truly affectionate address of the re and sincerely hope he will not be lef his energetic labours for the 'spiritual NI bitants of the above benighted district. that Mr. Marlen, although a stran officiated in Manchester for some time i populous districts there, and about a w gratifying testimonial from the congr chester. A sermon was preached in burth, on Tuesday last, to flu Prince of Wales Lodge of th Odd Fellows of the ➢Zanchest Lea, from the General I a collection was made in aid of tl Children's Burial Fund of the amounting to £2 ls. sd. The n down to their annual dinner in tl Hotel, the Rev. J. Lea in the c sums were added to the above, vi: Casson. .4* - 1 ' J. Lea, £1 C 5 ; the ttev 1 Brookf Mr. Samue andbach, Es forming a total" of £l2 gratified with their afternoon and A SenooNEß RUN DOWN.—L announcing a fearful collision at tross, belonging_to Plymouth, wa crew sacrificed. The vessel left the 16th of April, with a miscell comprising the master, mate an night of the 21st, five days after three-masted vessel was observed The crew attempted to get des the vessels came in contact with of the large ship carrying away side of the schooner, which, f' foundered in sixty fatho the Albatross, who were on deck, s selves by laying hold of the rig preserved. The other poor fell( their births, it is supposed, vessel which came in conta au-Prince, in the island of St. Domingo. She the two survivors to that place, and their distr dition being relieved, arrangements were mad safe return to England. On Wednesday last, the foundation stone of sidence, called Blonde Villa, was laid at the _ _ and rising village of Litherland. The occasior brated by a large party of the friends of the of Clarke, of Church-street, who were provided w sumptuous and excellent dejeuner, in a tempo erected for the purpose. The stone was laid Quick, who made it the occasion of givir description of the progress in importm and its environs, and of justifiably laud like energies, enterprise, and generosit: resident. On the conclusion of the cen pany adjourned to a repast provided, ant justice to the vials, partook of the exc( e for ti wines, while each toast was so happily relieved by a shoe reply, a merry song, or the enlivening notes of the al tendant band, that the hilarity prevailing so drove t 1 thought of time away, that it was not till darkness wl drawing nigh, that birth was given to the thought of s 4 partition, which was consummated only in the hope th, the day was not far distant when they might again me under the auspices of Mr. Clarke, to celebrate a simil event. TEM ERITY he Zoolo annoyed by silly people at taking advantage of the absence of the keep poor imprisoned animals by various tricks and an Some will puff the fumes of their cigars at the c and falcons, others insult the poor imprisoned __ casting handfuls of soil over them, while not a Bulge in the cowardly pastime of poking the ribs of the larger carnivori, which they know to •evented from res-e 1 - will even I rc iron bars. Some fool-hardy indiviu, their hands in between the irons, a most d experiment for those who do not know the to the respective animals ; for while some (of the for instance,) are so quiet that they woo the hand with all the happy solicitude of a dome others are so fierce that they would tear an ar: cli, till -he le lordly hi 3one in an instant. Un Tuesday took to teasing one of the lions with his st asperated the animal beyond measure. T at length seized the stick and broke it instant It is supposed that the man put his hand within the bars to recover his stick ; be that as it may, the hand was seized . by the lion, and before the keeper could re f I ing the animal off, it was severely lacera le it by driv- neously stated by one of our contemporaries that the bars of the cage were broken. Any person who will examine the bars will at once perceive the impossibility of such an accident. The bars are of prodigious strength, and would, them. Not one of the bars was in the slig injured ; such an accident could not happen: test degree ags per t etiecti ,t it m Unity, Curry, on the went to I judgm is a still berly manner. These fi the stone from which ;hed from the quarry six res in stone of Prince ( Anderson ilenee in the t and Wilson, by M: le had I by his wife to bre e-court, char Lesses were t before michael deposed to the re when hpr husband came to clan having a him with a knife, with wht it, however, fell on a towel undergoing the drying pro, or 'subn ume are here too chiselled ures are all as large as he last-named group cm lso sn A., well worthy of m: the windows, .for the sal mid wife in Live the prison( erallv boun ho gave hi Mr. It !edir2g evening of har have. become the blackened mass th We ar. 1 Ly, however, tha e been stopped much cut up at an average smaller than in times go' been eon - tented with caster Gazette IVE FIRE IN MAI evening, about hal fire broke out in th, treet ; and a et-street, N tailoring establishment of Mr. He rated from the pile of buildings b? upper story of Messrs. Cunlir Title of buildit ere three shops, i pied respectively Dy Alf Clark and Co., hatters ; cutlers; and the warehoi len manufacturer: Mr. nd Co on Monday tered by it: Mating the di- purchased it )n Tuesday after- as brought _to a_ marl ?ssion of an'estate in Jule to him by the o purchase a pair of s, both held on :e and inge7 'arnished and presided us efforts unrewarded, ar on the first .)le state of the wea at stall, well supplied t variety of viands, nectarines from pine apples from d ample supply ►tel, Liverpool liwpneu The lady patroness gave much delight :Ourtesy of manner. to the very hand , The ei ,e pan, nd the oats the whea T Z do to oe grubnot ds to the belief ields tell us 9 "ad and we ,. o . il i ek the bulk - most Well consider each cut c issuing the Tt they had sprea, the building, - and the flaw :essrs. Cur life and BrOOI tions of the fireme Lulted her, and her assist s ance ? Brown pursued ch he aimed a blow at the man ; which was suspended on a line. f the keenness of the blade It ap- e nination of th .1470111 d LULU, oubtedly, hal.l ey presented lasi year. it the progress of the in a great measure• he lower part of the )int of number, ana lity is that we shall but they will be of ne by , we should has_ ler than they We On Wednesday 1, a most eaten hfare of Mane]. of buildings bound reet, Pool-street, an d red together with the witt, which was sepa r Pool-street ; an d the Brook's bank. I n the urusnmaker ; Messrs• rs. J. and W. Wood? Thomas Haigh, wool rp, woollen manufac aanufacturer manufacture Labrey and .C.O" the stack of buildings was T: high, with large cellars underneath where goq us were stored, and one of which was occupied by Mr. Grin rod as an eating-house. The flames were first discovere d - from the second story over the hatter's shop, 11111 ` —before the arrival of the engines foal, e entire length 01 were extending across Nib oank was saved by the exec; but the books, money, and valuable. seers were removed in omnibuses immediately on I ; t.' seen that the flames were extending in the ct i „ - ..don of that building. It was with difficulty that t"; flames were prevented from spreading to the building! 0.1; _ anu New Brown-street , tiny did in the case of Pool-street, which is narrower than t ; either of them. It was one o'clock before the flames w er _A got under, although they were not entirely extinguisYu.; at ton o'olo,k on Thursdaymorning. The damage, it / estimated, cannot be less than £ 30,000. I ss, instead of the " devoted WATERING THE STREETS BY JET.—Early on Tuesclo, AIWA 111116 all ALI UGI GO L•111S VAFGA WIG. LA ILA OWL Cc I,,ActALaroaA,,, tried at the Crescent, Salford, under the direction of 1 "„,. Darling, of the Salford Fire Brigade, in the presence of 3P, —On Friday Mary Cain, a I Edwin Chadwick, of London ; Mr. P. H. Holland, secr e t ce of Mrs. Casey, of Everton tary of the Health of Towns Association ; Mr. Council lo . katrincr atnlan a ~,,a„+;+„ ~f c..anciall • and Mr_ T) _ Chadwick _ hnrnn oh 4-rn. 1.4", t was to ascertgin whether the streets could be On' al and conveniently watered by means of hose-pipe and j e d ursday night as in the place of employing watering carts. Th e e ffi cacY of A. DISHO and a purse containing mone peared the girl, who has been with Mrs. Ca months, put the children to be,' wearing a on T 1 ag improv two eartl it him. William t on thi at, and v m, have I from ti the case combi ught of wate which he is 1: le left the Clarence thous [ghthouse, and althoug 2.1. to 2. These t klast with them, sE n a simi 1 were ever m motion to t. all wa: tting to I has left t of a him on 'up is that ending )n of Tam's face as h '-earnest ttv and ME Aug% 17, 1847. remove some bales of le Formosa, they re- n increase of bread. ad been very insolent on the captain desiring them to r rom a tender attached to ti L•U(JJL appoint ,i2tztrirt her bo d thanks were were then dis- over-dose b forthwith, to tali Wales, valtie £5,000,' which I wretched, not having been able t shoes during the last seven years. RAINRILL BAZAAR.—The disp] useful and ornamental, at this hazaa lay, m h a gre amongst which were peach( s, the lady patroness, grapes I Willis, of Hurst House, a sple of Woolton, and a r of ices from Mr a, of the V to the assembly by gratef zaar and t THE W rt, the houses, to referred lts with s Inman The ex- due to the Watch a complained that ip, the mi lt appointed act, bu I to the A. very in are, vice-chair h he estimatfa t times to the present He stated that there to let the of the rebellious c wills propensities of effectually checked a of the chiefs and hev with the barbaric nu territory, tc to hold tl ieaceful conduct of certai chief or head man on the offender amongst his peop the Ist i quer, last week, opinion, a libel 1 A CO UT ink thr trates, to be p punishr putting sureties for common Katirs can be m I through the influenc n, than by direct int Acting, then, upon thi certain regul sihle for the rtain por- pot who refuses to punish any TELLIGENCI In the Court of Exc ad may I imple j t DtS acre. Newton, THE WEATHER ANI ay until calying time, by Means of such useful .article delightful to Witness [ect that ly inconvenience w a partial failure in the potato ther to might ani, ,s 2s. the pole, and the average of good quality is from hat price down to ls. Bd. This is equivalent to £2O the The highest of oats, we have heard, was at where it ranged from ls. 2d. to Is. 6d. the Li.ley from 10d. to ls. 3d. These pric derably above an average.—Perth C HE CROPS 7N CHESHIRE, AUG. though a considerable amount of rain has fallen ince our last, yet we hear few complaints of grain crops lodging. The oats are looking truly beautiful, and we ex pect the harvest of this grain will be much beyond the average. There is also pretty well of straw, which will be very acceptable to the dairy farmer, who saves hi citement prevailed in this town on Wednesday week in consequence of Mr. Farrer having announced his inten tion to address the electors from the King's Head Inn, at three o'clock in the afternoon. At the appointed time his carriage drove up to the inn, where he was received with deafening yells and hisses from the assemblage ; and in front of the inn was stationed a man dressed in red (Mr. F.'s colour), mounted on a donkey, and carrying an effigy suspended on a gibbet. Another person carried a pole, on the top of which was a loaf of bread), and underneath, in large letters, " Protection is shaken !" Sundry other devices were exhibited, demonstrative of the popular feeling towards Mr. Fairer; and, on his appearance on the bal cony, a disgraceful scene ensued. He was saluted with a perfect shower of penny rolls and red herrings, accom panied by the most discordant noises imaginable ; and seventeen squares of glass in the windows were demolished. All this he bore very patiently, and made several attempts to speak. He could not, however, obtain a hearing, the crowd being determined to " put him down." Mr.-Mor ritt, of Rokeby Hall, next made his appearance; and although a popular man in the district, he could not in duce the crowd to hear Mr. Farrer. One person in the -wd attracted Mr. Morritt's attention, and he threw chilling, remarking that he deserved more for being -• at making " a d—d ugly f ace ." Ar. Morritt said, " will you hear was answered with a tremendous rte then withdrew, and Mr. Farrer very wisely into his carriage at the back part of the inn, and was lance from Barnard Castle ere the crowd were aware of his departure. No further disturbance took place, the crowd quietly dispersing. During the row a boy got his thigh broken by pie of the carriage horses.— Galeahegd .06:erre:I% molly clew per arauerms, ii some dis Of the latter crop we can Tea, WE s in the last two ye when the d Le haulm and the potatoes part company the hettE ill soon beenm. _ known them well pre ground level, puttingl geed b ,ely a layer of soil and By these means one gr out effected the prevention of ferment K Awe ;Ira rapid escape or disp.ersign ay little new ; the disease still progn :onceive at a somewhat milder ratio than it did the last Id charge it o, though we ie stem, the soone ith thousands, whe iis affair. We have NI; or if such character, occurred on the river Prussian barque of moderate size, named was what is called " dodging " up the river under her top sails, waiting for sufficient water to dock and discharge th cargo, some say of timber, others of corn, with which sh was heavily laden from Danzig. When she got abreast c the Brunswick Dock Pier, she struck on a " spit " o hank, which has for years been known to form there at thi It •eight o'clo season, and which runs out a considerable distance into the river in the direction of Rock Ferry. She immedi ately capsized. Her keel was visible from the shore, and it is supposed that the yards, which wards, prevented her from rollir of the hands, consisting of man, the latter of whom v were instantly drowned every soul on: board did nc 'lately, however, the rest of of some of the ropes, and they were able to clamber out of the wate .h them where tl tug-steamers put off, and tool number, on board. The Edo until the tide rose, and then miles up the river to a bank c ThE;re was accident, and h( would have taken the N water. Two other ae( vessel broke her bask the Fingal from Quebi the ground, and whe making much water. front oft while ati came osTeu wJ atau men. A partY, o nremen attended with several lengths of h ose , an d b r ane'd with nozzles of various diameters. A flat piece of tine e , a purse containing iron plate was placed obliquely just before the nozz a sister. The girl against which the rounded stream of water impinged e i t i k r ig at a house in was spread into a flattened sheet. It was f oun d that we ,t nd money in her flowing directly from the m a i ns cou ld b e l a id on w ith rjjo_ ease and regularity, and that a surface of about 1 4 . , ° n0 t ames Clark, a square yards co u ld b e ver y su ffi c i en tl y wa t ere d in it, no t or ious thief was charged with an assault. Police-con- minutes. The jet was then directed against the pavenie k $ stable 523 stated that he was in Byrom-street at a late so as to wash the dirt fairly off, when it was found th n 'tif hour on the preceding night, when he saw the prisoner at surface of about 240 square ya r ds wa s ver y efficie l i l oti an oyster stand, and knowing him to be a " queer cus- washed in three minutes. This washing experiment the tomer," asked him if it were not time for him to be at not so satisfactory as the watering ; first, because o ff The fellow, in reply, got hold of the man's hand street was in a cleP- -te from having been well sw e i roe rain ; and, secondly, heee_ e o c-om between the stotliy -tone pavemeet.,oo , ourhooc that all the girl's clothes had been taken away, and c quantity of her mistress's, as well a £l. ls., the property of Mrs. Case: was taken early on the following mo. ssession. THE TH e w 6 SCREW comm atted tor trio On Friday, and thrust his thum ) into a circular ring of wood, about and from the previous day' and provided with a screw, which acted the jet washed away the gr ie inner sides. The man's th um b h a d ra th er i n j ur i ous l y . O n . . .u.s macume than Jemmy washing Would be destructive ; and our present impre s ; o l • " put the screw on," an operation which was attended is, that the jet will not be found a convenient and ec 43 . 11 W ill w ith considerable pain to the officer, who extricated his ical substitute for the sweeping machine, but that it thumb only at the expense of a portion of its extremity. be a most useful and important adjunct. As a nie 9l : o o In Ms defence Jemmy said he had i nv it e d the officer to laying on a considerable quantity of water, first t o lo od have a pennyworth of oysters, when he produced the the mud and render it easily removeable by sweeping - w olf -den vice, which he d escr ib e d as a crow ' s nest, an d next to was h away th a t w hi c h th e b room canno t c owl' It put his fin- remove, the jet will be found exceedingly footpathvaluableg, • • vrill be useful, also, as a means for washing the _904 warned the officer that it would bite is defer. 12; ope;t o io a n n s d in fr a o y nt b s e of the p h i o is u b s e % 4 s l;;ll: no inennvenipn,e will he exPer''',. or and perhaps the windo aaJL .1.121,1 W W, VolpGaiGl. till Al/ 4aS , •-• V CLIIGLIt,G YV 11l ..”- 0 summons, to answ er the complaint of the chief and se- Nor will there be an unpleasant dam n ess of the al t he coed mates, steward, and eight of the crew, of the ship casioned by this free use of water in th e streets ; ° fr d Formosa, for objecting to pay the wages due to them. It contrary, the air will be drier than it now is, since til e d a fro appeared from the ev id ence th a t th e men shipped, on the I which retains moisture, will be effectually rereev e u l t o ith April last, for Maranham, and that on their passage the mere film of water left upon the stories will very q I home great dissatisfaction was manifested by the crew, in evaporate.---Manchester Guardian. T'ne Sale but affc seph Lenl On t .for 1 Ru the bel of I would shift ;veral On the C High and t] whit} expel with. that It cc whici no fe to a I took with ther'e less t were I knc alarn impo relati Cenie in th othe and part: the 1 be ri son of a hop thr( Rent 'do n enl ) the Pratt was bOl Oleg