The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-05 00:00:00

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SPAIN.

The Epoca says that the Queen of Spain has ordered
that all the honours due to a marshal of the Spanish army
shall he paid to the memory of the Duke of Wellington,
with the exception of a religious service, which cannot
take place on account of his having been a Protestant.
DEATH OF THE DUKE OF BAYLEN.—The Madrid
journals of the 24th officially announce the death of the
Duke of Baylen, General Castanos. The duke died at

two o'clock in the night of the 23d. In the morning the
hells of all the chnrches were tolled, and minute guns
were fired. The body was placed under the care of a
guard of honour of halberdiers, and a picket of grenadiers
were stationed at the door with arms reversed. The
Queen, who greatly esteemed the duke, has given orders
that he shall have a public funeral, and that the court
shall go into mourning for three days. Her Majesty bas
also intimated that she would attend the funeral, which is
to take place at the Church of Arocha. The precise age
of the distinguished soldier was 951 years.

AMERICA

ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC

The United States Mail steam-ship Arctic, Luce Om-
mander, which left New York at noon on the 18th
instant, entered the Mersey on Wednesday morning, with
the semi-weekly mails, 106 passengers, and 336,567 dol-

Lars in specie on freight.
Among the passengers was the Hon. Joseph R. Inger-
soll, minister to this country.
We learn by this arrival that all is now quiet in Cuba.
American journals of every description are rigidly prohi-
bited ; there are 700 prisoners reported at Havana, but
there had been no more executions.

Further vigorous preparations had been made by Peru
to defend her claims against the Americans in the Lobos
Islands.

From the fishing grounds we learn that the American
schooner Hannibal had been fired into by a British cutter.

The master of a Baltimore sclioone; was arrested in
Norfolk, Va., on Wednesday, for kidnapping and selling

a negro,

Nearly the whole of the business portion of Ravenna,
Ohio, was burnt down on Wednesday morning. The loss,
it is estimated, will be from 40,000 to 60,000 dollars.
The particulars of no less than nine serious railroad ac-
cidents, resulting in the loss of fifteen lives and the awful
injury of six persons, are recorded in the New York He-
rald. All but two of these occurrences appear to have
been caused by the recklessness of the employes on the
roads.

Via' New Orleans, we have received full accounts rela-
tive to the awful earthquake which occurred about half-
past eight, a.m., on the 20th ult., at St. Jago de Cuba.
That city, next in importance to Havana, is said to be al-
most entirely destroyed. The inhabitants are living un-
der tents, hastily erected in the fields. Assistance has
already been sent to their relief from Havana, and sub-
scriptions in their favour are to be opened all over the
island. It was a fortunate circumstance that the severest
shock occurred at eight in the morning, when most of the
people, alarmed by the previous slight shocks, had repaired
to the public squares and fields for safety ; for bad it
taken place during the night, the whole population must
have been buried in the ruins.
CANADA.—There is a rumour that Lord Elgin has been
recalled, and that the post of Governor-General has been
offered to Lord Harri". The cross of the Bath has been
conferred upon the Hon. Dominick Daly, and he has been
promoted to the Governorship of New Zealand.