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LIVERPOOL. THUIIDAY EVENING.

By the arrival of the clipper ship Columbus. GAle,
commander, from Pernambuco, after a run of 28 days,
we have received advises from Pernambuco to the
27th ult.

The busy season in exports was only just commenc-
Ing at Pernambuco, being e3out six weeks later than
last year.
The receipts of sugar were daily augmented, but
prices were too light for general business, the pur-
chasers principally being for native ports.
The quotations wcrp, first and second qualities,
whi,e, 19s. 7d. to 1/ ss. ; third and fourth ditto,
11. Is. to 1/ 0.5. 61. ; fif,hs and sixths ditto, 17s. 6d.
to 19, ; yellow, or Muscovado, 155. 6i. to 163.; re-
gulars, 14s. to 153. Most purchasers of sugar
Were waiting the advises from England by the No-
vember steamer.
Prices of cotton had declined. Regular first qua-
lity W,IS quoted at 51d. to sid., and superior sfl. to
aid. per lb. The receipts for the last 14 days have
peen 1,415 bags, making a total of 9,515 bags since
last 'Tilly.
The Bonesta bad engaged a cargo of cotton for
Liverpool, at 7-16.hs of a penny per lb.
The Miry Queen of Scots was loading a cargo of
cotton at Paraiba for Liverpool, at id. per lb.
The Titania has been chartered for a cargo of
'agar for the Channel, at 355. to 40s. per ton.
Exchanges dull at 29J. to 291 d.
The Engli.h barque Chasm, from Valparaiso,
arrived at Pernambuco on the 22d ult. seeking
freights.
The following sailed from Pernambuco :—The
William Russell, with 1,400 bags of sugar; Water-
bane, with 1700 bags of sugar ; and Henry and Mar-
garette, with 504 bags of cotton, all free for Liver-
eooli and the Martiada, for Lisbon.

LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE AND
THE AFFAIRS OF ROME.
, As allusion has been frequently made of late to the
letter addressed by the President of the French Re-
Public to M. Edgar Ney, on the subject of the affairs
gilt e, we republish this celebrated letter, and take
3 Opportunity of stating our belief that it gives ex-
tressieu to the real sentiments of Louis Napoleon
ersnaParte.
On the 18th of August, 1849, Louis Napoleon thus
Wrote to M. Edgar Ney, his own Officier d'Ordon-
tan", then recently dispatched to Rome. The letter
Was inserted in the llioniteur of Sept. 7 :
" Elysea National, Aug. 18, 1849.
"" MY dear Ney,—The French Republic has not sent
oolarmy to Rome to strangle Italian liberty, but, on the
utrary, to regulate it, by preserving it from its own
,It
eesies and establishing it on a solid basis—by restoring
, the Pontifical Throne the Prince who at the first
ti:sced himself boldly at the head of all useful reforms.
Veer!' with pain that the benevolent intentions of the
4:70°_137 Father and our own deeds remain unfruitful in
I,„"sequence of the influence of passion and hostile feel-
-Itg..'i• It is wished to have as the basis of the Pope's
return proscription and tyranny. Say, on my part, to
o.4aeral Rossolan, that it cannot be permitted, under the
to the of the tricolor flag, to commit an act derogatory
s'; r 7 character of our intervention.
sum up thus the reestablishment of the power
the pope—a general amnesty, the secularization of
0° Administration, the Code Napoleon, and a Liberal
clerninent.

• • e •
Receive,ft• my
lendsh•dear Ney, the assurance of my sincere
tp,

It "Lours BONAPARTE.:
l're •,, has always been stated by the friends of the
ow 81„ eat that those wis views were defeated by his
swot -Ministers—men of " the party of order," whod
op` urse
Wed
co against the Court of Rome being coerce
B opposed to the interests "order" through-
t; UrOpe.
___

TAE MURDER NEAR BATH.
.44/4
br,„ Er, DEC. 24.—This morning James Evans
.w..as,
ratir-ctg_ht UP for re-examination, charged with the wilful
bold border
of George Bush, at Priston, near Bath, the par-
The .41.8 of which, together with the evidence adduced ate
oire Inquest on the body, have already appeared. Th.
ervvrstances of this most atrocious murder still remain
diach°P" in a great deal of mystery, and Evans was
lb Ned this afternoon with an intimation from the
74)r that should fth r evidence be forthcoming
any ur e
against hi
4147,•tilerapath,
ro he would be liable to be again takendup. e
ILT_orrned that both Professor Taylor, of London, and
analytical chyraist, of Bristol, when
aslPheth to
o for the purpose of their deter=
the leer
they Were able to show that the bloodntogund
on
ie I;„ggi,ngs of the prisoner, who, it will be remembered,
'4,-ener by trade, was, as alleged
.by him, bullock's
neritdi, or otherwise, replied that from circumstances they
teetiv not determine the point. One of the London
ede-
deo: force, named Thornton, is still engaged in n-
,htrato usri°g to find a clue to the perpetrator or per.pe-
dvatira-b°l .this horrid murder. The evidence against
to d• of en very incomplete, and although not called
betis%' ,4311.- Slack, his solicitor, stated that he had wit-
the attendance who could completely exonerate
taityvorrloner from the charge brought against him. The
Prove Incluir-'d whether it was Mr. Slack's intention to
ter roan alibi, to which he replied in the affirmative, ob-
141tiogthat he could show that at the time of the trans-
ltous, `u° prisoner was at the Ring of Bells public-
qu„'t and that
he was not absent therefrom more th
an
this t:r "I an hour. Great excitement still prevails in
`tritirel. th and neighbourhood in regard to this mysterious
dense e justice- room to•day was thronged, and h
evident rowd had collected outside. It appears pretty
ceis
riet,:t.Boll
in tracing alone, hence the difficulty the police expe-
it home.

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beejaa,.ltlSTMes.—Th eof Christmas has ever
Troia 'tehndered dear to the lovers f friendship and hospitality
Period errlrlailY endearing socialities connected with the
gaiety -Lie exuberance of the feelings amid scenes t f
bitadbViai'-triagaattloral,lY induces the fair and
friends;outhful to shine o
naer the gaze of many
4„-,a3 arisen the enormous sale that has attended
and hence pro-Odoat°
Macassar Oil, and Rowland's
lt,e11.),11 Or Pearl Dentifrice at this period of the year.h T e
,118coeZu, and highlyprized virtues of the above
inapFey.
"116abl:'8 have, in many
F•ntaph, to courtly elegance • and, as teeth as a
instances, rendered their uhseeautdifel
144g/1-14°a, a luxuriant head Of hair, and of pearls are
13 eat, their sway must remain undiminished.
native of H and a member of a Jewish 14435▪ -41411nt " A HUNGARIAN JLW.—Yesterday M.
h.
far who Hungary,
th.,was stated to have takenart in the recent civil
which he had
i''."4revr 'l%e"ntrY, with Kossuth, publicly renounced the
eoeeu, religious persuasion, in the belief of ,
ti,,4.rou ph.
t0,'4,4'1411 religion,
uP, and made 'a
profession of his faith in thee.
Where anu at Trinit Chapel, John-street, Edgwar
;4elnblednumerous and respectable congregation bad
• Ordi are witness the ceremony. At the conclusion of
t'eu, Morning service, and a sermon adapted to the
IlttPeriti.°Y the Rev. Mr. Hersch&ll, the minister of the
a'„7- Reuss, at his. invitation,%ascended the pulpit
N.'404 o",,nisatenient'i hof the otives which had induced
;,""ge his religious creed; after which the Rev. yV-
rhea4'"munnistered the rite of baptism to Reuss, wiloo.
Pound awered atlir
th , matively a series of interrogatories pr
Ntiee. °Jai as to his full and unqualified belief in the
b verities.
ludy,_ residin in Berkshire, has offered
h
• 'l4''TElRory —Tim FREE CANCER HOSPITAL.
tee to be paid in Margch next, in aid of the funds oft
roe.
for elnet
a'tleer Hospital, Cannon-row, Parliament-stre time
the °ea other similar sums be forthcoming at the
litets_aed t 0 the
charitable purpose. Communications to be ad-
or the
la; retary ivVe chairman, the Hon. Colonel Ogilvy,
b^4Bttr W. J. Cockrell, No. 1, Cannon-row, West-
e can hardly doubt that this most generous pro-
er.
loaa be rendered available, and that benevolent p
14„ he found to make up the required amount,.
n. 'IDLY DEATH Or A SPECIAL PLEADER
tai
-.▪ Iktial,si`Elrit'nE.—Yesterda morning Mr. J. Douglas,
twes fo„P'eader, who resided 3'at No. 3, Garden-court, Temple,
• hia-Krill dead in his chambers, having a very deep wound
et,,34se-aeaw(l4,Bteha.t penetrated the skull. It appears that the
it era bachelor and on his return home on Christ-
,,ts 84r,Lue remai and
ned in' his sitting-room for some time,
,fr2ed that on retiring to his bed-room he was seized
;"s ke nag°, and fell against the key in the door lock, when
ore av); inflicted the wound, his weight acting against
ni_t
ay the bone. On the laundress arriving in the mor
;hrtaopejtanaediately called in Mr. Hutchinson, surgeon, of
bast p"-lane, who attended promptly, but life had been. ex-
fear% -rve half-an-hour. The deceased was about sixty
ttaitt:' age. Had there been a bell with which the unftore-
:retch gentleman could have communicated to alarm h_
l.het sae'uan, his life might have. been saved, as it is conjectured
Brat must have had sufficient power, when the wound was
pit"led, to have done so.
*tam "rDENTIAL ESCAPE OF THE BISHOP OF HERE-
r.ath
The Lord Bishop of this diocese, with his son and
aim
ttev. Mr. Cox), and his coachman an. d ot-
'4, is i' ost providential escape on Monday evening last..
-vrdehi
• the P a carriage, drawn by a pair of horses, had just
dent 41P:dace, and was oceeding up Broad-street, when it
all contact with a hand•truck, which had been acci-
aotae Y left in the road, near the Green Dragon Hotel, by
RgapPersuu who had come to meet one of the coaches for.
1\14% the' The carriage was turned completely over on its
t-reqving the footman almost into the shop of Mr.
qiatluruggist, but happily without considerable injury.
°rdlihip and other occupants of the carriage were natu-
I,V,ehielAnucla alarmed, and extricated themselves from th. e
'441 Beat speedily as possible. The coachman was kept in
sly ~uy the leather apron of the carriage, and he sustained
!tie; tight bruise. We are happy to hear that neither the
u3' ti; 4ev. Prelate, his son, nor Mr. Cox, sustained any hurt
to the accident, which may in great measure be attributed
am lb slowness with which the horses were being driven ;
tline b,e3' were all enabled to preceed shortly afterwards to
oo th".'th Lord Saye and Sele, to whose residence they were
fit,e
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way when the casualty happened. The splinhteritboanr,
rttrther thand the windows of the carriage. were broken
tnAge than this, the accident terminated without much d
I'llgtit It is very remarkable that the truck, an extremely
lad", °Tie, had scarcely any mark upon it—merely a trifling
the Bide i?tatien
from the car iage.
wheel, and a small splinter on
Her ford Journar
l
order TY Comas —There have been published, by
>intts cierl! the House of 'Comm ns returns of the sums received
County
by each assistant clerk of the
.County Courts,
`-'autity Courts Bill, in each year since the esta-
•'laa t of the County Courts • and the sum paid over by
each c° ,the chief clerk in each year • of the sums allowed. to
for rarlutlef clerk, where appointed to more than one district,
°lmaat ior °face, and the sum paid over by him to each as-
Of th cierk ; of the places of residence of each chief clerk
tleareeste"ritY Courts, the distance of his residence from the
4ltrm4_ town of his district, and the number of times he has
INie'r,la that district, 'and the number of days he re-
-oiet In each place where the • rt is held in each dis-
of the residence of eacchoubigh bailiff of County
of 4hritPdtihste,distance of his residence from the nearest town.
Vnat aistr, rict, and the number of times he has attended in
blace _ let, and the number of days he remained at each
thetiewrillere the board is held in each district. Nearly all
44' b aud high bailiffs reside in the court towns to which
. 0400.