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11°RNING CONCERT AT THE
• PHILHARMONIC-HALL.

LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE.

A „Camp _Rule OVER.--N. Friday last a child Of a
man named Parry, living at 17, Elm-street, was run
over ,by Matthews' four-hone 'bus at Mount-vernot,
Edge-hill, and instantly killed.
LevenrOoe, ROYAL' INFIRMARY.—Return for the
Week ending April 21 :—Admitted: In-patients, 49 ;
oat-patients, 25; surgical casualties, 32. Discharged :
Curet--19 ; relieved, and at own request; 17-; -made
outepatients, 0 ; dead, 2 - remain in the house, 206.
MFor the ensuing week : Visitors, M. C. Jones, ESq., and
r. pi. liornby, Esq. ; physician, Dr. Inman ; surgeon
Long. - Houie surgeon, Mr. T. S. Walker , junior
house surgeon, Mr. H. G. Rewdon • chaplain, the Rev.
Edward Poole ; treasurer, Charles Wilson.
ACCIDENTS.—On Saturday James Carrell, a sailor on
board-the steam-ship City of Washington, fell off the
tquiast at sea, and fractured his thigh.--Robert Scofield,
0
a labourer,- residing in Barmouth-street, was severely
rn„t in -that place; when in a state of intoxication,
by 'ailing in the fire. —Yesterday Patrick Campbell,
a labourer, residing in No. 7 Court, Blenheim-street,
i'lltoleeid. off the foot Path in Wright-street, and fractured
--lohn Mahon, .a labourer, residing in Sam-
;;;'breast-street, eras Crushed between two carts, at the fire in
rueasbli.t!i-street„ and susta ert. ed severe contusions of the
112.97 DINING ROOMS AND Ceere AT 18 TO 24 SOUTH
t1(1):1S:-siTZET.—Dir. Ross the interprising proprietor of
well-known rooms has lately made • extensive
alterations in the plan of the premises, and has secured
tuethservie;„ ,es of Mr. -Vickery; late cook to the Duke of
attention ail In the fitting up of the rooms every
saloons- one in13"11 paid to the comfort and convenience
of the public. There are two spacious and elegant
the upper- and the other in the lower
Portion of the buildig. An illuminated two-faced
clock:
d ---' manufactured-by Mr. Miller, of Post-office Place,
..!e°rateathe- exterior of the building, and serves also.
4' a timekeeper to the interior.
day morning °LIV-ERPOOL.—About four o'clock on Satur-
th;; a fire was discovered in the upper part of
Street Braiicker's cotton warehouses in Dublin-
tea,mediatirehle! engines
from the various stations were
on the sot and, aided by a good supply of
i -to; the firemen suececded in extinguishing the fire
pa about four hours. At first-the appearance of the
raise was rather threatening, but through the
,ezelie.saieseerveioousthy exertions of Mr.. Hewitt and his brigade
damage was occasioned. There were 800
bales of cotton in the warehouse at the time, but we.
'east% the • • .d. Superintendents
Qui.,,_ y were extensively insure
c. ,
the '4.
arld -Ryde, with a large body 0.. police, were on
LsPot, and rendered every assistance.
we 411CIATER, INSOLVENT Count —The following cases
„ re heard before Robert Seger, Esq., at the sitting of
durt e court on Friday last:—Discharged: Thos. Field,
chaePsteer, and Robert Appleton, commission-agent, Man-.
Ge r John gawking, wheelwright, Staleybreige ,
zillrge Warburton, fustian-cutter, Ciatley; Jas. Brown,
It 1711.% John Fearby, potato and rag dealer, and
Cr°rriB
tfot„ lamond, dealer in watches, Manchester; Thos.
~ g -_,
Airatatorjer" assistant, Fulvrood, near Preston ; Jos.
t -.?n Jagger (sued as Joseph Jagger), warp-sizer,i
; Win'eeeam Massie Mitchell (sued as William
aelethee,le,. shipwright, Liverpeol ; Peter Hill, builder
tail ,4nekinaker, Garston - Moses Abraham Prenslan,
and(4art(l draper, Liverpoo'l ; Joseph Righy, machinist
,11,,a patentee of self-acting grinding stricke I, Ashton-
'Fre,4r-LYne ; Thomas Brown, stonemason, Lawton, near
real"agtou; Thomas
Faulkner, agricultural implement
Stock maker and blacksmith • John Bailey, beerhouse-keeper,
port •
Oldb- . 'Robert Marsden, painter,' Lees Brook, near
Alfred , Joseph Sutcliffe, mechanic, Manchester; and
. c'id.7. ri.e;- an
One irll4Yee, master mariner, Liverpool. Adjourned
Aeo-elonth.: Thoe:-Higgins, tailor and draper, Oldhe.m.
!.8:1 urned th Next Court : Owen Jones,
ther-dealer, Liverpool.
theme tailor d driapperß,
eve Lizalleno..t.l
.A. N liraT.iiirsevholle:li.e_or_a.:ls . lames
adopt4d.by
Cli-
of the success 001., —ln coeseqUence
the Valee,ll I-es attended the plan Of lifeboat
tool Dock Tre- ...tonal Lifeboat liastittitio, the Liver,
r orrehat, ee -
eerie_ ,
T.---1 " decided last winter to order Messr!.
*lass Pee' h 't -"Maid' sp, • the 'celebrated builders of this
":".oaakraralle
..to builtqenielge lifeboat, to. be stn-.
end palls ~ erpm. long,
toek pl,v, 1° '6ars. A public trial of the boat accordingly
She i 5.32 feet 81 feet broad,
Capt:-;,:-.„e 011 Friday, at Limehouse, in the presence of
the 1...".• 'Y ard, R.N. the inspector of the lifeboats to
the 4ctonal
Lifeboat Institution, Lieut. Parkes, Rt.N.,...;
' grange surveyor of the Liverpool Dock Tills e.. 7,
It'd
°the"- It was found that the lifeboat, oniipiti;r
cad
by some tackling attached fo a crane, righted
Peraelf at
°nee, and self-ejected the water thus shipped
la 46 seconds. It was found that 31 men were required
t(7,11 the boat's gunwale to bring if to the water's edge,t
voas_s‘-s.howing her immense stability. and how difficult it
ts. We.
hi.B"ta be to capsize her. The marine surveym expressed
f aPProval of the boat and the exper men
irh4st* that this valuable lifeboat is only the precursor of
6 general adoption of a similar plan of lifeboat a
other tat. .
two life-
ee es 1 tons of the Liverpool Dock Trestle. It was
boats Messrs. Forrestt.rha.d recently built
one plan of the INational Lifeboat
.Institution
vsor_ Australia ; three lrrgtoe powerfulsluf lifeboats for
ti. 7 Spanish Government be. stationed on the coast of
n„Ettp°2_,untry, in addition to eight other lifeboats on the
lar---IFlncipl for their war steamers, and a large boat
f°ti,-„e_ff-°,3ligsbeerg, in Prussia. They had also on the
E —"2" fourteen lifeboats, the cost of which with equip-
r,Oents must be at least £2OOO, for the National Lifeboat
institution, to be stationed at Silloth, in, Cumberland ;
at Penzance St. Ives, and New Quay, C ;
Portheawl, in `Vales; Brook and Grange, Isle ornwall
of
Wight ; Kings-gate, in. Kent ; Thurso Bauff, Backie,
and North Berwick, on the north andi east coasts of
Scotland ; and Tyrella and Portriish, in Ireland. All
thesti boats were expected to be on their stations in the
course of a few Mouths, and no doubt some of them will
be the means 'of saving many a one from a watery grave
ere next winter closes.
INQUtSTS.—The following inquests were held on
of Francis
Saturday last, before Air. F. P. Curry :---On the bodies
. , 4 years, and Ignatius Counehan, 2 years of
e-e, children of Mr. John Counehan, commission agent,
11)2, Mount-pleasant. On Friday afternoon the children
were allowed to time lay in the sta yard :in a shorme afterwards thep stable was discovered to be on fire,t asad the children could not be found. Fears were en-
tertained that they were in the stable, and a man named
James Crepper entered and found the younger child,
vb° Was quite dead; and the second child was taken
alit by another p
uterson. Their clothes were entirely
urnt• A candlestick was also found in the stable, b
The cause of the fire has not been ascertained. Verdict :
4 t },
-cr,und burnt."—On the body of Michael Burns, 17
4e_1375 ?Id, son of Jeremiah Burns, a ship scraper, residing
'lo Rice-place, Ashton-street. The child died in its
others arms in. bed on Friday night. Verdict :
Accidentally suffocated.”—On the body of Denis
rxellY, 75 Years of age, residing with his eldest son in
1101r_follc-place, Norfolk-street, on Saturday morning.
, ,e deceased visited his son, Mr. James Kelly, at a
Fenn. -premises, in Slater-cotirt; Castle-street; and.
ti.i.c.L uovirn dead on the stairs leading to the office. Ver-
°f t: ""Died"frorn disease of the heart."—On the body
bindertha new-born male child of Louisa Power, boot-
lo; lodging iss g at 4, Oakes-street. Verdict : " Still-
On the the body of Mary Smith, six months old,
,t e illegitimate child of Jane Smith, an unfortunate,
-":1)1,?ing at a brothel kept by a woman named Welsh,
ee ", Atkinson-street. On Thursday night the mother
N.,46 turned out of the brothel, being unable to pay her
vaYL, and she went to the night sheds attached to the
4411°48e, where the child died in her arms. Mr.
can Prytherelt, surgeon, found death to have been
to-eseclee bY disease of the lungs, accelerated by exposure
-`)."4. Verdict accordingly.

11irMme
Catherine. Hayes, Miss Fanny Huddart,
Winra:erren, and Mr. Weiss, with Mr. G. Osborne
solo Pes accompanyist, and Mr. George Collins as
,tinoli-,*,,.: ° rrcer on the violoncello, appeared, as we had
to -der
at the Philharmonic-hall, on Saturday, but
The °lllaller audience than might have been anticipated.
week cillaUtity and variety of music given during the
"rue: the operas and at the Philharmonic concert on
i'oba,br last) with the inclement character of the weather,
The. conspired to produce this undesirable result.
the PerforMers nevertheless, exerted themselves to
Cath,,l4,tllicet.,,, and were loudly applauded. Madame
‘
and i-die aayes sang " Qui la voce," from I Puritemi,
*an 'itvcoxileen Deelish," which, being encored, she
htis
" There's nae luck about the house." She joined
tlelss Fenn Huddart in the two-part, song by Men-
would that my love ;" and in two quartette
*ace e naure.of glees. Miss Fanny Huddart was very.
all:,1\11. a new song, written expressly for her by
'was Come; take your lute." Mr. G. Perren
but klot in
good voice, and not so successful as usual :
the • eiss gave great 'satisfaction. Mr. Collins, on
vicionceJlo, was also very good.

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4-atPOOL POLICE COURT.-SATURDAY.

(Before Mr. RAM-AO
P ' .
lett.twatty PLEDOTITG.—Mary Boden, charged with 'illegally
tip tiTir some sheets froth her landlady's house, was brought
/1761 dry and discharged.
of reY BY A SmtvAza.—Walter Hall, clerk in the employ
of
et c,,7, 'Hyam and Co., was brought up
busMarcu last on
a charge2th of
etr,g zes 19s. 51d. his employers' money. On the 12th of
Mi. Henry Myers left the
'1,..i5i4i,..-s' at 47, Lord-street, authorisPinrigsonheimr intochrareageievoef and
l'rer:Z.,rn, °ldea untll his return from London. ED Os. ad
ce* -- rl his hands•
On the two f9llowing days he re-
661‘red monies araountin. g, after all disbursements were made,t o
19a. Sid.; with which he absconded on the 13th. A telegram
Ntat, .
despatched to Mr. Myers, in London, andste gave anfor-
Illation to the police. Detective Patrick got aclne that he hasl
4ilalerl for Nero York In the City of Washington, and imme-
_telY went to Queenstown. The prisoner was not appre-
Zfle.a
' h°,reVer, tunic the 19th of April, on Ms return from
ea, where he had remained a few days only. 43 13e.
oereM"d upon his person. He had nothing to say, and was
ramitted for trial.
leil.tr°:'EßT ItY A DOMESTIC Saavastr.---Ann Jones, domestic
tieoZt
Pet oats as' brought up on a charge of stealing sheets and
Properts ' The
Plurab--strweast
e property of her mistress, Mrs. Jane Evans.
stolen from the back kitchen of the house in
Friday nighet:'was found on the prisoner's
Pry, llt to •
.!.4. A D1A,..., gaol for three months. person :on
up on remand.
_, A oas OFF.---Laurence Brady was brought
dobity, 0, Friday with grossly assaulting Thomas Main-
soner bit Bradys n7ek the Parties quarrelled, and the pri-
appear to proseettte. '',',.„ °earl off, who, however, would not
I:0)313E10S ON The prisoner was
, Tea 4x4 was further remanded.
Sullivan, and Kelly, ~,',, • ',Robert Wood, Charles WI t
... n vre,
alou belonging to the American ship
property of ethers of tho'curehaving stolen clothing, the pro-
also charged with- haviug.assa,win crew.
M'lntyre and Sullivan were
named Macintosh. The vs arci'vjeodhl•:^nth Simpson,
and a matt
York about ten days ago, easeln _.,
_ran iday e
river from ti ca
'was given to the police that a portion of morningthe crew
information
robbed of their property, Deteetiv ' crew had been
es Eaton and S ' If -
aboard opposite Bock Ferry and fotuid in the cal e went
aession clothing the prEsperty --e prisoners' os-
of a number P
were almost afraid to dharge them with of the crew, who
diat the offence Imme-
ely after the officers left, M'lntyre and SulE .
Bi'llPson and Macintosh. The property found itv)an assaulted
!tolen after the vessel's arrival in the river,
but
thatn Wood was
7,-e stolen on the high seas ; therefore he was discharged, on Kelly
magistrate having no jurisdiction. Wood oraa . the
w° Months, and the other two fined sit
to
gaol
for
month's
. were ned 40s: and costs, or a
unprisonment each.
NEB, -

Name TERRITORY IN AMERICA.—CoIThaIbRs is the
w_l proposed for a new territory, to be formed in
tihat 15 known as Carson Valley, and sometimes called
tbne Great Basin. It is a vast region of territory, lying
;14trtlY in California and Utah. -It is stated that it is
,L,"l.ll34abited by three thousand whites and one hun-
(ecl thousaml Indians. The principal town is, singular
'll°l'ghs %lied Genoa.

LAUNCH OF TWO STEAMERS
FROM MESSRS. LAIRD & SON'S YARD,
BIRKENHEAD.

TIM rapidly-increasing • intercourse between this
Country and Ireland has rendered necessary a quicker
and more efficient means cf transit than that which has
hitherto been employed. To accomplish this deeidera-
_9pn many attempts have been made, but, up to a very
recent period, no scheme had been devised capable of
meeting the requirements of the commercial world.
About twelve months ago, the City of Dublin Steam
Packet Company employed Messrs. Laird and Son, the
eminent shipbuilders,, to construct for them four steam-
boats, in order to effect an improved means of commu-
nication between Holyhead and Kingstown. Two
of these boats were formerly launched ; one from
the yard of Messrs. Laird and Son, in London, and
the other (a few weeks since) from Birkenhead. On the
latter occasion we presented our readers with a full
description of the mode of construction which has been
adopted, and which it is confidently expected will com-
pletely fulfill the requirements of the service . for which
they are required; the boats being all of the same size,
and on precisely the same plan, it is unnecessary to
repeat here the details we then gave. The launch of
the two remaining -vessels took place on Saturday morn-
ing at Birkenhead. A large and fashionable attendance
honoured the •occasion with their presence: and the
fineness of the weather aided in attracting an immense
number of miscellaneous spectators. Shortly after
eleven o'clock " The Munster" was christened by Mrs.
Herbert, and the noble vessel glided gracefully and
steadily into her watery element, the band of the yard
striking up the National Anthem. "The Connaught"
was christened by Miss Laird, who attended in place of
Lady Corrie, who was prevented from being present by
an indisposition