The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13 00:00:00

be B°.'r, the R. of of the mo A, there ?eel to io nbarb - nday Morning. Cabinet t is .th has trans! r as the the M resi den med, tt hat th e principl )e devised f meeti dven`ur COMMERCE,' IL AND MON.E' ires des n offere me not t d at a d 4s. to 5s s of all ,( 1,1 to large be the pa With Ti on Frid VW NEWS IT NIGHT in ar The Editor Wislm correspondents Szn,—So m or otherw vernment. is r of Ptirlia. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 13/ ORIGINAL COR RESPONDENCI Letters addressed to the Editor should be a Yeas of the writer, r :ee - of•guoil faith; this is ment of farts. ,mpanied by the publication, but it to be understood that he does not hold himself responsible: for the opinions or statements of his THE EMIGRATION TRADE To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL BTANDART le emigrants who make 'sir port of embarkation, and said too in such a that I have thought it my duty to I make some inquiries with a view of ascertaining to what I freely o reas, that I le indignation of some of your contempt :1 in some other directior •ould probably not be misplaced t the owners or charterers of 1852. THE USE Of To the EDITOR of 1, 1 notice In y Tie LIVk nil albumen, in which is the f lode that as Liebig gave the a-, f his theory, and the experiment Liebig's theory, and the strON favor. By Dr. Sheridan Musi ntente are given by various em Hei,path, combination is formed tween the the antis combinat )0L STANDARZ letter from a nrsenious acid and the animal tnembrat;es;and that tic properties of arsenic are the result of chemical s.—Yours, &c., A LOVER OF FACTS. THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY he EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL ALBION. intention of is may be cultivi that society, with t enjoyed could au e, whert without : such annoyance Many of your readers may n( nsulting the practical members, the lemolisheil that branch of the societ Ihstituted others in their stead eful to the chorus, but more especia hat by the new laws the practical me that, wit commitsl act of its so, when berg' con 7onsider ations wer general in the mode of electing •a 1 committee reserved tc itarlf ti lers were not to have t 'ominittee, ho' first to ; chorus an act of the ;I not in acco naidere invasion they tool of the r rietago liberties of vil ! power he laws , priety or jos firmed by tb never, have taken it upon them honorary sec retary , which the rdt,nce with the laws, and an rich they complained. Secondly, nnII thbrn entirely, which is an They have also refuse" Is. It cannot be suu evident I tion witty ful and I thetti to disa, rice fee of qty is condo, the existi rociety mi to retort plied that 4 maintains very ROOD be formed. A PRACTICAL MI ErSTOMS REFORM TATIOIq; FROM JOHN RUSSEL the ex LIVERPOOL TO LORI) iL, ON FRIDAY. putation appointed it upon Lord John the recent Liverpool, meet lISTORIC SOCIETY OF 1.4) AND CHESHIRE &SHIM owing:—“We must then con --- --- - the board room of the Collegiate I ns tit u ti on on Th urs d a y alts of To no g experiment s - proof r night, John Mather, Esq., in the Ch a i r . Th e f o l low i ng f his .. .gentlemen were enrolled as ordinary mem b ers : —M r. T . itaniratt fail to confirm it,"th e above ! Langton Birley, of Carr _.lar warmueu po n advocate t i in D hall, -Kirkham ; the Rev. Colin assertion woald'only clog your paper with matter more suited Campbell, M.A. ,of St. Thomas's, Lancaster ; Mr. T. B. to the pages of the Lancet, and other Medical periodicals ; . but W. Ffrance, of Rawcliffe.hall, Gargling r Mr. J. Sliarpit, I refer your correspondent to the "Annals of Pharmacy and of Dalton-square, Lancaster • the Rev. Robt. Simpson, Practical Chemistry" for this month, in which he will find a Kill review of the sublect, under the following title,—" The A.M., F.S.A., of Skerton, Lancaster ; •Mr. John Tort, •-- .f•id n' -, albtimen, with remarks on of Eastham ; Mr. W. Pilkington Watson, of R , ock;ferry; experimental proofs 'a its , Mr. Edward G. Willoughby, o f M ar i ne - co tt age . T ran . watt, F. R.S.E." Twelre experi- mere. A great variety of interestit inent chemists, among whom I and antiquarian interest were exhib , Gregory, Anderson, Dumas, Berzelius, and whom prove indisputably that a chemical _ . bets of the society. The papers Er ' These are positive proofs that in tar were three in number ; but thr "e- on the topography and history of F as from want of time it would hay " The paper by I' o the Bev. Mr 1 pointing out the detail curious mural painting ng objects of historical The term " w :ently bi, ifed by,d prescription or grant, the lord of tl privileged to keep "beasts and fowl coneys, fowls and partridges. In tl though no one was alio deer, yet he mi 71_ his own estat4 nt mein he circu- start any gam t by Mr. S after the con( hut rn the al Hume was originally . Massie, of Chestek, figment scene in the Ight to light in Gans• King alone ; arid no ni honour or manor s of warren ither beast of t I formal grant and the the game as to as hares, 9thel ow obsolete Until within ten or twelve ye than £l . OO a year was forbidde own estate;: yet of free warren, c !nt Saxon times. se the King's it upon action fo exciusivel in the count and to his I fine,of ten pounds which is trans' within and boundar pursue and of Blake" Manchester, ,frolk, subjc This Th( here was a g as at th tka, Earl have been exhausted. Let us cling to the s five out of six Russian seamen were rescued ly, and brought back alive and well to Arch- wards of six years in t of Spitzbcrgen, where they obt, 1 abun oal food, we may yet see a portion at least of )ising crews return, even though the sup- e ae,o e misted." latest intelligence brought from the At must needs nroduce " intense to credit the lit home b the ii overed. Each arrival of the mail Arctic region dance of anin )me of t ieveral thousands of pounds to the metallic colony ; but at th, n the minds of the that the )n will pad azain, what is to become .q in England the fund bonds, and c 3me thereby a which refer, attentl at the present nannr hich ti D the aspirations e. The miter s aver the heads ame time it creat ttlers, for fea 1, how is the next harves rk required by those who used to unity, to be pe the holders the men who have invested predated al Debt may by the Marsh. ontemplate; yet wi !e need be made, as uarlerly Review 3f Louis Napo ealthilv the so [l3 French T factious- pponents was surpassed by that nis instruments, and the only conspiracy .mination to ife, and that vernment,was that foun ke the emperor's nepl Lt the inCumbranci of 1r the perpetual rying of a free the reviewer eanno 1 not belies, vrnment ca nd of prieto 3rd ; that representati the progr vilised wor for the 1. ET.-WIND' Privy Counc alf.past two o ment a ry, for t reclamation, notifying the per mnd the c nil broke up, to the rnir. t the 1 go-office, Dow Lre in t 3rought isent from the citify red his inters 'ERSEDED.—J rho wan aide atepant of Harry Sm It is confidently cies, that upon iesiger WI ected Speaker of LT.—The lock this for the üblic burin Dd of meeti t council .mp to the Tower asserted i the assetr within a by the him ar I Lord J late Deptit SPEAKER liament modity 1 Why, the N,At was ex tor fo n held er Maj minist Ia lAA the openin )rtant bran of industry in the variance with their em Waited Kingdom, are at ployers. A magnificent floating palace, the steam-ship Amazon, loaded with goods and I aaa been totally destroyed on the second night of her ture from Southampton, dealing out death in the horrid of forms to upwards of one hundred fellow News of death and I ticketty and disorganised )rd particulars . ances, trade in t Front an eminent firm in t tremelv depressed, both buyer Russ( ment ; it Its must J to the wall , d, the only untry lik seat of a pack of incapables , Conservative G certainty, and to matters both commercial and political iring t ave way from Is ption of I went at a redo ,een supported emained very depres Prevailed cor I fully 6, .3 to op, •evious quota- ation Ceylon has native kinds Saltpetre cc The tea market still i des there has no ion to purc veral week E sunnlied flits of good paper, to 24 per cent. Ano Dreign seenritic Most bearing ble feature monetary transactions is t mproving, till r) coropara- .ye profited by the Etrd Me trances ,ne has have proved very prejudicial the payment add to theifl )uld not be improbable. •ether variable, but they et: range, especially with long. The Commissioners tional Debt have received nsequently, their disposal luring whole amount, nterest r to be sal a on account a the purc re market I 4 durine ek, and tion to make flatness 3r. The market, this day, has and prices gave way, at one howe‘;er arance st Lancashire Pref. 71, 711-16 d; Lon iester, S en nit !I may very properly 1. I Some of their sympathy, too if It occ y took for its obj lemigi but of this more anon ct, and this has prof • contemporary the Albion a long tirade on "Emigration Iniqui ties," and from the Courier a pathetic wish that "the Irish port could be made the starting-point of the excluiively Irish portion of the passengers to America ; for then Liverpool would he relieved from the continued accumulation of what has now become a standing nuisance." With rPftnort to rt.. the nuisance he complains of Courier's remarks, I do got exactiiknow what is the nature of , for my own part I am disposed reneftt to the town that so many tens of past year, as . the Jou;:nal does, ration; but,setting it down at 180.01 .high is iniquiti, After a careful re tee, I find that the plained of. as far a hout esti the man-catchers c ted system c any one to apeat cliss of meo rl in Liverpool. ending of the report of the Select Commit chief, and indeed almost the only evil com as Liverpool is concerned, irt the conduct of or runners, which is represented as one un if fraud, extortion, and robbery. The Albion than the Committee, and .peaks of the diabolical fraternity." Nothing hot a pro- bat a conaiderab titled, but nev they get, they keeper, ender h they copshier themsel •brokeT recently actualli enforced the lodging-housi mittee aeknoWled nd the store iced in our locai co' urti that the more reeneetab then., andWilin ance; the passe cases is °brain' ntglitota pus, have a .erest to trett t is bergaine itlf a-crown was until but g -office 1r by th migrant welt " directed"' t rper through tb the passengers are when they rectly satil ew, World h their treatment Sin their. lurn senc or a draft.-they direct their Mem n. This, I repeat, without A eof things with the mass ants are frequently plundered nv to me, newspaper reader though I am, to t cases are brought almost daily before the Utile:Minn had said weekly or fortnightly, he heen'nearer the truth. The guilty parties in such nine cases out of ten, to be, not the ream nit some a passage certi6cat with the same pers diction, is the cottr 3ut emir! of contra grants. though it magistrates would h eeper, ~ a gar ond" loafer" who ices his station at the dock gates, and watches for his p•ey. This is generally some self-conreitcd simpleton, who , carefully avoids the "mancatchers"in landing from the steam-boats, but opens up his whole affairs to the man who offers him a class of ale, at the tap of the public-house,—who rejects with suspicion disdain the adar'ce of the passenzer-I”—`-- o take care of his money—but fol' lows NtitliO' hesitation his new friend to tt ad maieasii ;cores of these characters infest our dock; ith a little more vigilance on the part of the at measure cleared avt'ay. Dlice, 6e in a 11biotz is sn inter g the a over strongly on fa, t rushes on int have so Drzotter terms, that "1 the town" wei orived of their were driven t aril! proportion of ti nfortunate females Of riginally emigrants, who, "having been de tle savings by the cruel system referred to, life of infamy by the demands- of hunger."' lc, is_ there to be found a shadow of nir present vernnient em ter he name I da.ration officer made some inch remark so, here to reside; but I could not conceive that acquainted with our social condition would sub 'Teutons a statement. By the way, I was at 'formed_ . - 'ncorrectly, yon e really On hope rat Captain PI editable to th opther remark; scarcely mo; I in his power oh" I repo ie position be holds • to lessen the emigre eat I hope I was . i —namely, thit ration from o'clock, with his for Hoxsfall had caused tation of a week. t I of this mont fixed on by his lordship t tation awn up .biect of t , ceive the depu The deputation consisted of the Mayor of Liverpool ; Mr, C. Turner, chairman of the Dock Committee; Mr. Hugh Hornby. vice-president of the C,amber of Com merce ; Mr. F. Shand, chairman of the West India . clarion ; Mr. R. Rankin,. chairman of the Shipown Association ; Mr. John Aikin ; and Mr. john Bouch . Mr. Cardwell, M.P., introduced the deputati , - the gentlemen who addressed his lordship wera by, Mr. Turner, and Mr. Shand. Mr. HORNBY said that there existed a universal co —. - zongst all mercantile men, that the p . Custom-house system was seriously defective, occasion Mr. Horn- victior. nresent I belie gst the n prung up le to generalisation ended from Wm. de Warr T. was of great, Conqueror, people ; and in ,ward and Traplied, ' said that tE mbsequer rls of N arrenn :lusive power from letting the does, their armor: Hence the origin of mon in old towns to the presm tant witness was John Maun who held many high offices in at his house in London, with c the King and Queen of Sootier being a distinguis Pope, and held t 1 livings! Yet his Eed warrior small numb atest days w exile, and he probably died fr ,ses are not of much import Wodest," on Friday, 21] more, probably Woods :urious and in. manners and customs of " When coffee was brought in, table a large loaf of "jannak," by. Dr. Kendrick, of Warrington forefathers is made of rye, and large cakes, about eighteen inches diamei inches thick. This bread was the only sort to be found in families in this county till within the last thirty years, and is now eaten in many places in preference to wheaten INEERS' STRIK ered state of things itutionf d in the' erne in Engl iberty to - presume to of the air, if of the isement ithout 3r tree war- much•to pre. From these modern game laws, modification. :older of leas partrid used it giant !nt instance is !ery preserved at Wyllanesham, in every trespasser to .lye knights' Ii iniam e beyond (i. e e of the old :nerds Ewe of flor- oettraent are met •st is "Jbhn de Ples- f Warrentm early allied to the ad much ,t I reign, when he was asked nstrutnent d received at o time the n to grant licena for the it in c he checks, which are cc The of 11, provost of Bevert state, and entertai he was chaplain , r of seven hundred m want )ersons Besidei The othei wit the grant is date 1 . 249 ; which sore ar Oxford ing picture of niediteva England in the older Mr. Mayer placed on tht rhich had been sent to hint lent bread of our eked it ,nd three ate of the Russell e week, and Id the face of the& too, the first of the )ne or two important stoppag I m preSsl , rumours The Fre rnainte n, on the ipeet of a Red acti f the United Kir 851, was £2,971 48,630 99 A. continuan been the wont of th about One-ht;lf the We annex the_q tion,3 Old I ; CalPd rla Ai/ !ed at Ranlr S increase e wee Do. is useless to cir- ranches has suffered s town we have Business contint sellers having Tittle d feelitig tin, a. that Lstonishment i ild have tolerated such Earl of Derby, and a strong looked forward to e which can add stability a certgin in regard to Custom-house organization. They, there (ore, might not urge a general reform. but a particula and special reform, and this reform to consist of the in stitution:of a local Board of Customs in Liverpool, which could be adapted to dealing, without delay, with the local matters in regard to trade as they might arise. They did not, however, look for immediate legislation on this subject, but merely ventured to suggest to his lord ship_the, expediency of obtaining. the re-appointment of the Custoroi'comniit Mr. E Premier ND and Mr, )f the v favour .oc►apber Ahem Site lint ya )ontable )n of th deni!e. of been steer sir hey* worked-it 'ranklin $ s cows© and r a. the direct isity corru r with actor for i are tt if the An ;rs estia ce-bot der 'Ent, nancial diffi large redo grease heats, as wortt :t invest e Nort 1 casks c artier of 3 from im may ersons r where !n altoilet partict is. To t :o the west! ess of N s Hotel on Sat 3 Folkes Cotton extensive is during t to her Roya; ptions r realize, but in th expected ace at Wind ty of the apartment was us visitors r,f eculators ,OYAL•INFIRMARY tic Asylu and Lock i continue a/id John Cr the ch PRESIDENT SR Docks to elect effilers for th of an untoward d ho understood withstanding a r dock dues had increased tolerably ell con ed. He le occasion of the - Queen's visit balikers, ha the whole.of the ad taken the opportunity .t, Sons,_and Co prepared by t ith the hem w&I ch 'resented by ttended the ay were well accittain Her majesty sustain a .acter it )rne for more than one 4 t :TARY Ist Jan Haberda ppeared t Ist Jan lose or 1: total. uts ry e 1A52; in steady but n om New York, with acct buyers remained comparatively in of the market will be found below Our Wool market continues large lots of Mogador, &c., hal full prices. The demand from Ft r last notice, has not maintai lators . and ex porters .etty mu e noted being same as 3 favour .re rather willing to o were then o aropa's advices, h ounts to the 31st u operating for the pres?nt, nev supported. Holders still cling must advance instead of retrogri ctive. The latest active, and itely found buyers at x 3 is not quite so hot ve sales are reported uoyanc market, have cease opinion t e imports from idend declared at the meeting of the London cid on Friday, was £2 per cent. for the half year, and the report and accounts were adopted. The leporl of I tonnage of the wood-laden vessels entering the clocks in 1851.17 ad been 180,414, against 130,150 in 1850, and not luction in charges, it was found that the It appears that our eminent of Lord-st transferred to Prescott, Grote, ar Henry Tho tieing .one-third of tl sent-to-the Benevolent H efollowing result Rdrciitted since, 45 t :lieved at friend, itno; u from t e on Ist Januar Count] 1852,51 5; in the hou a. With respect to th e'had not been abh ed, however, that ti osition ns !Ins. Th, ), being an increase of XI us }ear. Of that increase tinued their subseriptiOns to t e previous y Bening had-be t t'ee fra-ci arder itna ionditiO punt to, but it fOlin;r 4 l;z resohi tfonli *ere then th . 9:nke be Hosp4al;•for abeir ddring the pa "That !Dies H. Moore, H. Mc e accounts, the sec ) yet to make them up Lev would 30 over the receir however, ti ibed £lO5. The new subscription (hiring as or tue committee be live 'e advocated the cause of the ry stated lie Ind in much the ht mention a few of nilscriptions _last year amounted to mot of r' on account en less during the past ,r,, which was te ed fo'r in lum, at 1 to make the place more cheerful, o 4 influence on the patients. At e whole establishment was in a iery The expenditure of the institution ,c 1 probably b, -edand secondcd tion, a tone. The Legation, the spring. Isor Castle s'-room I Marc I to ret the occasion at the oppo klbert, an The ant oval -InE ERPOOL R There was r the Presider He bel Commi ed able Penlt.4 Ist Janu Dischirz betoeghii - 'to Whether 'ticket belm a lamentat 'ranklin n years ros on 'lle from the Enter fire_ esn.. t the so he could olore 0 have ,ut it IS 114, frou when Itt f Wellington Chant J. some other and that they be r• " That the thanks of .the • or his services that day." The nrfw— dinvftheti closed n to those Henry Lawrence, B. Banner, W. M'Crackan, James Bold, C. Langton, C. B. Robinson, and W. -ho retire in rotation from the committee, be re• *ting be given to the Chaim :otnrnit ling Ist Jar hat the number of patients ~ 1851, was 187; admitted Patients n the 1 ;ekly average in th year, 385 ; severe as follows 9; die Nr, 185 compare favourably both witt free from the num-eatchim or of pretence is there for el the oasseneer tract system If this be ig this deserip -Inot trespass further :ly impor LOSS OF THE AMAZON ITOR of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD, o time the newspaper is the medium of merits and affording the explanations of ions, or improvements in mechanical t and positive utility ; hut. of what avail are s, when engineers are tardy in availing them -and through them only the public can derive me years ago, I recollect the recommendation; tin latge steam-boats it would be desirable to carry the ottle-valve rods, and also have leading rods from the injec a.valves above deck, that,. in case of an accident such as the fiiklitfal one Which has it jence, of evic se advantag ves of them' imeliora 'tly afterwards stop..-1 ing appears to have been done in Manchester, or elsewhere, to avert the hreatened contest between the working engineers at their employers and con tinently, in lised to show tt machinists the turn-out Is Manchester and 36 of the I it the hands that nigh who - are under the surrounding towns. no firms closed their workshop manufacturers haw sideration for the , ntracts foreign contracts, which are heavy, no arrangement has yet been made. At Bolton, to which the strike has ex tended, immense orders are on hand. On the same night London discharged the principal engin, their hand's, and do: g firms in arks; but se ral of ila, minor firms changed their avow mated to their men that the usual, on Monday morning labour has unfortunately affected all wt at the various closed establishments, not belong to the body of engineers an others, have suffered by bei means of living. The retur bourhood arc bout 6,500, f .ntentions, and inti ht return to work, as The general suspension o! .rn ployed ►nd many who did I machinists—such prived of their regular tree of the number of immediate neigh- m which the leadin g tirmil supply the following, as a tolerat Lion to the actual details :_Mai tninster-road, 800 ; John Perin and Co., G y accurate approxima delay and Field, West .envrich, 700 ; Blackwell and Ratcliffe, 600 and A. Blythe, Narrow-street, Limehouse, 280 I Rennie, Holland-street, Blackfriars, 2501 Robinson nil and Ravanhill Russell, Mill-wall, 200 ; Seward and Capel, Canal Iron Works, Limehonse, 150; Swayne and Dovell, Mill-wall, ; Simpson, Pimlico, /SO; Easton and Amos, fix' Southwark, 120; Bryan, Dank Ber.- !-- v ,-, pk-road, L 9 r kin, and Co aondse th, 100; Ss- Blackwall, ,60 Limehons return from the smaller firms coil. degree of certainty, probably about Several hundred members of the society are empl the principal railway _locomotive depots, such as Crewe Wolverton, Swindon, Stratford, Ashford, Brighton, &c: . and at Manchester, the whole of the men employed at the establishments of Messrs. Whitworth, Fairborn, Marsden, Balhouse, Lewis, Higgins, Jones: Hetherington; Parr. Curtis, and Co.; Sharpe Brothers, liaise, Crichton, Mather, and Wren, quitted their work on Saturday night. The number of men who are thus thrown out of employ ment in Manchester alone is 654. Added to these are e, at Hyde'; and at the Patrick. Cron .auld make the total of the Manchester district about 700. The returns from the other districts had not been received.. It appears, how ever, that the members of the Steam-engine Makers' Society, who were expected to have joined the Amal gamated Engineers in their strike, have resolved upon continuing their work as usual. In this determination *he soci e ty is influenced by the branch established in n.i.bbourhood. The , Itristol en- the mous engaged at Goodfellow ' s 3undry, which c tirnalgamated Sc fused to join in its demands cease work wßiTl` g to refer our ri Thompson and he ad ver. tisement of Me blished improving cra o m t ped or known, less api has beCome wel who have availed themselves o LORD BILOUGI ark. ent ittle and amusing tes t " which has just been ad the following learned belonging to Lord !ommentary or Broughain obstiiia ficatio' ibti addition of a button cc of my Lord Brougham. to admit that it is a r of it; but it's a queer It is a ir daring th demand. t 'eek, li Corroi sent has )0 hags MOLASSE s. to 47s s. to 475. 6d. ptr cw t 4b. to 465. per cwt et continues fire Common Congou SUN DRIP e note ' sa lt £8 10s. to , are told, are • what shadol In of vice on your sr Dlllll9, du ion also, and 'ed from the tends to thi IVDARD to this period his tha onvArnmPnt. private Merchants ,eld res e for w defects were to Lord Granville, and Mr. Hayter themselves duri minute investiga ,ystem of the Customs. t of the Board of Trade, ary to the Treasury, had applied s considerable period of time to the round in t is Vice-Presid test di experienced the gre.. ACUlty in inuuc►ng persons to come forward with any really useful information on the subject. Next, his lordship was of opinion that it would be very desirable to have eminent gentlemen in the com mercial world, or at least gentlemen eminent for corn. mercial knowledge, at the Board of Customs ; but the salaries were such, that merchants of standing would not accept such posts, and it was evident that the opinions of a second-rate class of .merchants, of no standing 'or position, would not be attended to with respect, and could not meet with confidence._ Thirdly, his lordship said that the government desired toact in a manner which would be satisfactory to the trading world, and they might rest assured that the whole subject should be fully inquired into and carefully investigated with the least possible delay. The deputation, after three go conference, then retired. 1 of an WALLASEY POWDER MAGAZINES 'aster -Gener just issued the following regulations, to 'be' observed' the lessees and occupiers, and all persons having the care and control of the Wallasey Powder Magazines, opposite Liverpool. Any person failing to observe these regw lations will be guilty of a misdemeanor, and punish, laccordingly :- 1. The premises are to be watched by a warder by da Nlajest •dnance has permit any person but such as watchman are employed in the service to go in enclosures of them. They are not the It person to come within the outer gates that D of intoxication, 1 ,gazines or the le event of eft!, those cases occurring, they are immediately to parties offending, and report the :tire the storekeeper, ante to th ,11 powder lying off the magazines a red flag at the mast-bead, and the 2. All vessels laden are required to hold same is not to be removed so long as such vt.._ with powder on board. 3. That four. poles be erected above high-water mar. in that portion of the river in which it is intended tc moor powder vessels, to mark off the space within which gnch•vessels are to be placed ; two of such poles to- be fixed to the northward, and two to the sonthwiml. 4. Whenever barrels or cases containing gunpowder are put into or taken out of carts, such work is required to be superintended by a cooper. _ _ ets remain . When powder is transported by carts, in barrels or cases, it is required that the bottom of the cart shall be covered by a piece of dry whito canvass, having a tanned ses are at all:defective, which would be ea, ler in the must be p becomes celestial, but ck At first view it seems a ; its celestiality is not BLISHEII by finding any escape of powc the vessel Gotta percha cove barrels or Such other regulations and precautions practis resident inspector and storekeeper to prevent acci whilst removing and storing gnnpowder, and enume in the Liscard Code of Regulations, printed and " Richard Radcliffe, Town Clerk of Liverpool," a all eases applicable to the magazines at Wallasey, to be strictly followed. A by tt d Bishop of Manchester Rev.. Dr. 'Whittaker, vicar of Black- John Hull, vicar of Poulton-le-Fyldo, canons of the Manchester Cathedral. — ,s resigned the perpetual curacy living is nc H agency, which was lately carried on b A circular from William James Tho Mincing-lane. was issued on Friday last retirement of the senior partner, and I mpson and Sons, of announcing the William, Jam Trade returns Decen compared with the same in the declared valued of 74,103 curred m manufacture le.oi export ry, notwithstanding it is comparatively . . a still presents, month by month, Id although its aggregate export ss of the year before, there n months of 1851, been a recent art. a large improvemer ear £270,000 in ex alretidy, in ie first eL .-- r exports, during the eleVen nientfis of •18,51, has been .£63,314,272, against £60,400,525 in the like period of 1850, showing an of 12,913,747.' As coMpared with the same period 224,463. The navigation of 184 r STATI The market F THE LIVERPOOI MA.RKETS. into the usual weekly state- no symptonvi of anti: Tho'absence—of the Europa's advices keeps al es from operating to any extent. Prices of all de The saki of Friday, Saturday nearly 2,000 to 2 lay sales inc ude 60 Sea Island at I3d. .•, 400 Egiptian . at 5Ad. to and 400 Pernam and Maranhams re unchanged d. ; s'oo Surat at 3d. to aid 200 Bahia at sid at 41d. to 6fti. - per lb. SUGAR has been in good demand since the making up of the weekly report. The demond has been very freely met, so that large sales have taken place during the last market dais Among the tre 6nsactions are al. 1111 P; "a Demerara at 29! from 31e. 9d. to Beilares per cwt —The sales are confined to Demerara at is is a fair.demaad Jamaica. and 200 puns out prevk COFFEE.---Tt with rather more spit- sound, at bags Costa Ric hags, with all .fatilts,-at few tierces J TEA.- The marl business is not larg Sid. per lb. worth 8 --Very 1 wag done' to:c1 tlt Ott I parcel of 1,150 ba, A.rracan . low to graining yellow -- ; 353.-6 d. to 38s. fo for Kbaur. 800 bags 11fadras also sold a and 1,100 mats Mauritius at 255. to 30s. Od s Cuba s rates le public sales ho extent of 110 balei of lute, at 1,260 bags Sago Flour, at were taken at tc 8 15s, pe . ;- 30 bags 1,730 bags sound; 106 bags black Popper, at 3-ad. per lb Ciao)), at-18s. ; 10 chests Shell Lac, at 38s. ; East India Linseed, at 44g..per qr. for Calcutta for Bombay ; l 5 Mos Cane wood at £2B 10s. to £29 2s. Ocl., and 10 tons Japan wood at £lO per ton. and 46 SHOPLITIIN'G Posaibl points, and bad points, and no . point at all. When - you think it is going right on for a Roman, it suddenly becomes a Greek ; when you have written it down , cogitative, it sharp a imme- A .MAN Dit - pWl4nn.— , • - .I twenty-seven, son of • Mr. Owen, hoot and lain remarks on a letter 4t mine tti Vie - editor Wilell's Life, London Road, occurred . which Alta insertedlq his paper, and paid for as an advertise-under the following stances . ment ; and in answer to those remarks I have written a letter —lt appears -that deceased bad been t dm, subject to to that gentleman, iyhich appeared in the Liverpool Mail of fits, and had .a bad one An .Thursday. might last, after last Saturday. which be appeared As if drunk, .. His. father saw him on . These rema r ks you have thought et likewise to publish, Friday night, and seeing that be was. ill desired-him to go backed with -an assurance, by yourself, of their correctness. , Tripsa.....,_._ home to Victoria Road, Sgecombe.;..hut instead of taking What I have asserted sa be proved 'in a court of law yer • a Sea be boat to , crosa the Aver. he. went .by one to Yesterday, at the Police. court, Thomas shortly, and, until then h , I ll hink it, would, haveshow n a better Woodaide On reaching the otbee side, it was found hi spirit for a pUblicmai to have abstained from mak ipgsny forpublic mantoabstained from Woodside. On reaching the. other side, it was found ha rnitted for trial, on a charge of stealing 45 yards of calico. remarks of his own, ha v i n g a tendency to create a piejOice in had no money. and was consequently , sent back. He from the shop •of Mr. Patrick M'Farlano, draper, •nt the public mind—against me particu l arly-when - lielias only subsequently asked one of the Offi.Menn bOard•the Wept° Scotland-road. He was observed to take it,• and to run heard one able of the question. , . . Seicombe ; but afterwardsletrid be would go to his friends up Ellenborough.street , where he was overtaken, and this l feel assured I have all along been pursuing a proper Cent's!, in London-road. He was-never Afterstards` seen alive, he man to be turned from it until lam to] ot et.- ald am not t . 4_ h goods found on bis person. Although he could not .be but on Saturday morning was found 'lithe river just below :se by a-jury of rry countrymen. more than 14 years old, he was described as au inrorrigi w I trust to four impartiality for a place in yOnr:jainial . for the . Manchester Basin, and was afterwards recognised in ble thief ; and it appeared he bad been in gaol for various tblaletter,—arid beg to remain, Sir, your obedient servant, the dead-house by his father. Verdict at the coroner's offences some balf-dosen times previously. so, St. James's-street. R. W. HOLMES, court yesterday, " Found drowned." heavenward, but right out into illimitable space, pointing —we know nob where. It is a regular Proteus—when you have caught it in one shape it instantly. hecomea another. Turn it, and twist it, and view it how, when, or where you will, it is never to be seer. twice in the same shape, and all you can say of it is, that it's a queer one. And such exactly is my Lord Brougham ; verily my Lord Brougham, and my Lord Broughasn's :nose have not the. death of joint Owen, aged their likeness in heaven or earth—and the button at the 1 end is the cause of it all." 1 shoemaker, I A LOVE Sols h&bit de hi rue seen -be lilt a walking, in her 1 it slat use a Calking, she's pump kills and a ft upon a lake . . She glides along in beauty, like a duck 0,, I'd beiall love.and duty, if I only was rew 1 - ork Express. her diake LIVERPOOL TUESDAY, JAN 13, 1852 PRINTBD A EVERY 717ESDAY7_31:GRNIN41, BY THZ PRO.PRI,ETO.BOBERTTBAIL§6IIO:BA.CKBII, .CANNING -- -STRRItTt . AT STANDARD GENERAL PRINTING OFFICS 14d: 4, 'Sr. Ginitin's CR ascINT," num POOL NNUAL BaRSCRIPTIQN: , So, .01g titiOn„ „ , „ 14 ADYAI44ti arred, it might t ,e above apparat his vessel, bni safety-valves, the engines Would •Yours, &c., K. Z. THE STEAM-SHIP AMAZON. To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD, Stet,—The late terrible catastrophe which has occurred with spect to the loss of the Amaztm, Veit India Mail steamer, kturally gives rise to reflections upon the first cause and ature of the accident. The opinion generally held is that the haft became so heated from friction as to cause the woodwork the immediate vicinity to become ignited, and that the _ _ .ied two or three times for an interval to had bai natural inference .8 assigned were really the ease, the se—what would remedy this positive would observe that, with respett to . _ n answer to this, I course, from its acti :he heat, wt d that whey rst generates, or receives t I gradually ex• has so reached allowed to be correct, theta the re sinnile. Th.,. to aecrease, , if possible, the temperature of the outer part of, the shaft which is working in the brasses affixed in the journals below the tem 'Atmosphere; simply because, if the outer surf , inner cannot heat rature of the kept cool, t To accomplish this, I would suggest that the oil, previous to passing into the• ducts which convey the same to the shaft, should pass over, say for each jotrznal, a small sheet of ice, which, as it slowly melted away, to be renewed at intervals, the temperature of the oil considerably below ni consequently reduce the to 'bat of t tureof the shaft, .when in action, possibly even to that on the atmosphere. It may be advanced against thityproposit.,_ that the oil would become congealed'; but this difficulty would be easily obviated by a screw which would permit the lubricator within, or exclude it from the heat of the engine-room. These remarks I with the view of drawing the attention steam-engines, that such a frightful As so recently taken place—if, indeed, it -nased—abonld, for the future, by a a^ricators, be prevented. C. J. M. !rely mak, of mari accident which occurred from th SCHOOLS FOR ST. PAUL'S DISTRICT To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL ST. 6t a,—The paragraph which appeared in your paper yester day, relative to the tea-party last week in Hackin's-hev, con cluded with the melancholy statement that " St. Paul's Church is at present without daily schools." Now, Et. Paul's Church is one of those cared for by the Corporation of Liverpool, and mncif are contemplating the establishment of ;eighbourhood, for the physical, intellectual, •us training of those who are now somewhat 'blic as juvenile delinquents, permit me to iration, whose last annual account presented 50.3 i I 7s. ”cl., the district of St. Paul's Church as suitable for and requiring such an institution: There are in that locality a vast number of neglected chil dren, left to struggle upward to maturity in the grossest igno rance,_ superstition, idolati— -4 vice ; and as St. Paul's as the Town schools in the moral, and re expensive to the pu suggest to the Cor a surplus Church, as well as without "daily sub _ , 4at, George's, must needs be incomplete " audit is presumed that, the council are really anxious to dispose of the funds intrusted to them in the best possible 'way for the benefit of the inhabitants, I respectfully submit to them the propriety of procu►ins covered and uncovered school premises in tbe immediate vicinity of the two churches mentioned, prior to the erection of a juvenile Trusting that you will give publicity. to this suggestion, and at its consideration may lead to a remedy for the evil corn ained of, I am, Sir, yours respectfully, J. G. Liverpool, 7th January, 1b52. THE LATE TROTTING MATCH To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD did not intend my name should ag i iin appear in a public• journal with respect to the late trotting match between my pony" Jackey," and the so-called " Flying Cloud," but when charges are made against me, without foundation, and'repeatsd by others without hearing a syllable from me, I feel bound, in justice to myself, to give the Mist full and public contradiction to them. We understand that has appointed ti burn, and the Re to be honorer The Rev. R. arwooa, The patrons are Miss Lomax, - A.arwood ; Jonathan Hardcastle, Esq., of. Notts ' • and the Rev. H. Raikos, Chancellor .of the diocese of Chester,—The Rev. D. Bell has been nominated to the perpetual curacy of Admarsh, near Lancaster, by the Rev. Jos. Turner, vicar of Lan caster, the patron.---YaneheBter Courier. DEATH IN AN OMNIBUS.—James Rothwell, aged 68, Matthew Walker, in Morley. in the following way. Re had for subject to palpitation of the heart, anu on ...ylnorning last set off to, go to' the dispensary for advice:lie bad got as far as the public-house kept by Mr. Emery, at the corner pf . Great Hnmer=street, Kirk. dale-road, which he entered, and, complaining of illness , topic half a glass of brandy, but. .b.morningiWors. diately afterwards, he was, put, into. an, omnibus passing his own residepce to be conveyed Era his arriYal there; however, be expired. in the carriage. Verdict of the Coroner's Jury yesterday—Died; by the visitation of God. residing WI met his dea time been their tuition. No led" Not Mr. Bentl that singular organ It now oill 'mains to treat of some noses One of their sys has good will not come within our classi- .se is that curious formation, a com- ,t the end, prefixed tc We are bound from its situation Le front and we . ' Sure must, therefore, treat such a nose was never e ; it comes within no It eccentric nos, ated by ti: