The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-20 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET,
ftIDAY. JULY 16.

The general attendance at this morning's market was thin,
and we have to note a decline of ld per, bushel on all samples
of English and Foreign Wheat, local millers .purchasing to a
moderate retail extent; but country buyers operating less freely
than usual. States and Canadian Flour met a slow sale, and
transactions could scarcely be proceeded with .at Tuesday's
rates ; French of choice quality, however, beingisi few hands
and far from plentiful; supported previcus rates. Earley, Malt,
and Beans were scarcely inquired for, and prices are nominally
unaltered, but Pease must be noted rather cheaper. The de-
mand for Oats and 'Oatmeal being equally inanimate, both
were evidently the turn- in favour of buyers. Indian Corn con-
tinued to be taken in small parcels, for immediate shipment, at
fully Tuesday's currency. Sale of a cargo of Galata hi reported
at 26s 6d.—We annex Tuesday's quotations :

BRITISH.. FOREIGN.
Wheat, li 701 b., s. d. s. d. Wheat, 14 70th, s. d. s. d.
English red .... 5 6,tc 6 0 Canadian
Do. do. extra -..- United States
Do. white .. 6 • 1.. 6 4 Danzig, &c 5 9.. 6 9
Do. do. extra -..- Pomeranean, &c. 5 9.. 6 0
Irish red
Do. do. extra -.- French, &c..... 5 6.. 6 0
Do. white ..
Do; do. extra -.- Danube
Barley,'o, qr., Eng. -..- Russian,&c.hard 4 6.. 4 9
qii• 60tb. Sc.& Irish 3 8.. 3 9 Egyptian
Malt, 19, qr. Eng... 54 •0..58 0 Barley, v, 6oth
Do. Irish 47 '0.;50 0 Oats, 10. 45th 2 -7.. 2 9
Oats,* 451 b., Beans, 11 qr. Eurp 30 0..34 0
Eng.&Sctch, old 3 6.. 3 1 v•4301b Egyptian 26 . 6.. 27 0
Do. Irish, old 2 2.. 2 9 Peas, To qr. white. 31 0.; 33 0
Do. Do. new 2 .4.. 2.8 i Ind. Corn, 13•4801 b,
Beans, 'l,l, qr. Eng.. 32 O..SG 0 Amer. yellow 3O 6.. 31 0
Ig• 4801 b. Sc. & Ir. 29 0...30 '0 Do. white 2B .3..28 9
Ceas, v.. qr. Eng... 34 0..36 <0 French, yellow 3O 6.. 31 0
;Flour, v, 280th, Do. white
Seconds 0 0...0 .01 Ibrail & Galatz.. 31 ,0.. 31 ,6
Fine 0 0.. 0 0 Flour, v, brl. 196th,
Superfine 3O 0.. 31 • Z Canadian, sweet 19 6.. 20 •0
Extra 33 0..35 • 0 11. States, do. 19 .6..20 .0
Oatmeal, V' 240/b , Do. & Can. sour 17 ,0..18 • 0
dristi, new 22 3..22 •,9 .Frnch,v,sk2Botb 30 0..36 +0

'LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET,
SATURDAY, ;IDLY 17.

s. d. a. d.
flay, old, *at 0 6 @ 0 Eli Potatoes,
mew
Clover
Ditto, Green
Vetches 0 2 0 2i Turnips, 43. ton . 0 0— 0 0
Straw, Wheat
Oat 0 3 0 4 iblangelwurzel .. 0 0— 0 0
Barley
Price of Agricultural Produce at Alte Docks :—Potatoes,
retail : 'Cups, ss. Od. to ss. 6d. ; Lunvers, 2s. 6d. to 33.0 d.
per measure of 90Ibs.

ST, JOHN'S PROVISION MARKET,

SATURDAY, JULY 17.

a. d. s. d. a. d. s. d.
Beef .40 it 0 5 to 0 7 Grapes,Eng.r tb 3 0 to 0 0
Mutton 0 si 0 7 Ditto, Foreign 0 0— 0 0
Veal
'Lamb 0 6 0 7 Do. Eng. 21,-,,115 4 0— 0 0
Fresh Pork
Salmon OlO 1 3 Peaches ..... ... 1 0-- 0 0
Bret
Haddock
Soles
Lobsters
Turbot
Lobsters
Fresh Butter
Salt Ditto 0 7 0 10 Turkeys.... each 4 .0 0 0
Asparagus,la 100 0 •0 0 0 Geese. 4 8— 5 0
Eggs *124 5 0— C 0 Hares 0 0— 0 0
Peas ....* peck 0 4 1 3 Rabbits.* cple 1 8— 0 0
Potatoes . 0 11 1 2 Pigeons
New Do.— 'sr tb 0 0— 0 0 Grouse.. le+ brace 0 0— 0 0

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARET,
FRIDAY, JULY 16.
For fine Beef the demand continues, at farther advanced
prices ; but in ordinary qualities not much doing. Pork very
scarce, and higher rates are again demanded for French and
Irish. The demand for Bacon has not improved, but, with the
present light stock, prices are not likely to go lower. Lard
continues in short supply, hence the sales have been limited ;
extreme rates have, however, been made for small parcels. For
Grease Butter further advanced prices have been realised.

MONDAY, JULY 1

The arrivals of Butter continue large, and exceed the demand,
iirh is on a limited retail scale—the dealers in general are

'e of stock, and would no doubt buy at present rat

Temely hot weather. Prices reina

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SHIPPING

TUESDAY, JULY 13.—Wind S., fresh breeze

ARKlVED.—Schoodiac, Porter, and Living Age, Snow, from
New Orleans—Susan G. Owens, Michaels, Charleston—Fame,
Champion, Patagonia—Essex, Roxby, Angra Pequina—Joven
Louis, Havana—Shannon, Thompson ; North Atlantic, Cook ;
and Devon, Betts, St. John, N.B.—Nyverheid, Ostend—Gipsy,
Jersey—Cornelia, Antwerp.
SAILED.—EIIen, Leighton, and Mobile, Ponsonby, for Port
Philip—Archer, Stewart, Geelong—Alexander, Chapman, Cape
•of Good Hope—Sarah, Blenkin, Sierra Leone—Jessore, Cobb,
New York—Lapland, Simpson, New Orleans—Montezuma,
Leavitt, and Charles Saunders, Spence, Quebec—Leo, Couch,
Naples—Ernst and Christine, Alliggenborg, Archangel—Ellen,
Gijon—Domestic, Beer, Galatz.

Jenny Lind, and Disraeli, both hence at Rio:Janeiro.
Argentina, Young, hence at Bahia.
Phoenix,' De Boer, hence at La Guayra.
Joven Dolores, hence at Campeachy.
Homburg, Carr, hence and Valparaiso, and Ituna, Braith-
waite, from Islay, both at Callao.
Amazonas, Brazilian steamer, hence ; and Barkhill, and
Oberon, from Newfoundland, at Pernambuco.
Alexander, Routledge ; Sumatra, Crosby ; Henry, Simon;
Diana, Mossop ; and Rothsay, Munn, hence at Newfoundland.
Crusader, from Buenos Ayres at Pernambuco, and proceeded
for Maceio. _ _ .

JAMAICA, June 12.—The Protector, Simmons, of Liverpool,
was reported, Slat of May, to have sprung a leak, but it was
stopped the next day.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 14.—Wind S.S.E., fresh breeze

AnurvEn.—:De Witt, Clinton, from New York—Prince of
Wales, New Orleans—Lady Hobart, M'Leary, Savannah—
Commerce, Lem, P..otterdain—Zorgen Vliet, Amster dam—
Eugene, Ostend—Joseph, and Conchita, Arano, Ghent.
SAlLED.—Baltic (a.), Comstock, for New York—Lawrence,
Salmon, Cape of Good Hoe—Margaretha Johanna, Schon,
Batavia—,Glaucus, Gales, Valparaiso—Hevellius, Gerth, St.
Petersburg—Parker, Risien, Demerara—Pachetto de Trieste,
Chersich, Smyrna—Wm. M`Gowan, Dickson, Constantinople
—Martha, Scriven, Altona—Hero, Wetherill, Gijon—Crispin,
Dow, Narva—Wilson, Stoup, Alexandria, E.—Hero, Sawle,
Konigsberg—Carnanton, Brabyn, and Pryde, Hay, Nantes.

Recovery, Burk, from Nov
maris 12th instant.
Callao, sailed from Arica, 16th April; Mary Imrie, 17th ,
and Rimac, 29th, all for this port.
Artistic, from Copiapo, and sailed 19th April for Valparaiso;
and Llewellyn, Huasco, both at Caldera.
Rival, Black; Phcenix, Wilson; and Cynosure, Yabsley, all
hence at Ancona.

Scotia for Carnarvon, at Beau

THURSDAI, JULY ls.—Wind S.W., light

ARRIVED.—Laura Campbell, Allen, and Arbington, Ryan,
from Charleston—Swea, Porto Rico—Sir Harry Smith, Haws,
St. John, N.B.—Gannet (s.s.), Sullivan, Rotterdam—Duke of
Cambridge (s.), Dear! ; Lapostaria, Purtando ; Rosalie, Bulke ;
and Lubinka, Osterhofr, Antwerp—Vigilant, Duyts, Ostend—
Commodore (s.), Little, Havre.
SAILED.—Owego, Barstow, for New York—Jane Anderson,
Wilson. Halifax—Otter, Spriggs, Halifax and the Mauritius—
Boadicea, Foy, San Juan del Sur—Carl, Bussert, Stettin—San
Juan Battesta, Vidarte,•Bilboa—Priscilla Eliza, Jones, Gijon—
Crown, Rowlands, Constantinople—Zante Packet, Trieste.

Gem, Dawson, hence at Vera Cruz.
Robert Preston, Francis, hence at Cadiz.
Astrologer (s.s.), Miller, hence at Constantinople.
Arno (s.s.), Haram, hence at Nap Jes.
CONSTANTINOPLE, July I.—An English brig, from the Black
Sea, is said to be ashore on the Sandbank opposite Therapia.
The weather is mild, and the wind northerly.

FRIDAY, JULY 16.—Wind S

ARRIVED.—EIIen, Alexandre. from Honduras—Jas. Brown,
•Child, Mobile—Jenny .Lind, Mosher, St. John's, N.B.—lsa-
bella, Hayden, Savatmah—Mary Ellen, Porter, Havre—Loo-
christie, NiefOrs, Ghent—Mercurius De Hano, Dordt.
,
SAlLED.—Barbara, Houston, for Quebec—Tonawanda,
Philadelphia—lngehorg, Nandsen, and Thor, Nielson,
Iceland—Lovewell, Archwold, Zwolle—Annie, Evans, Rio Ja-
neiro—Hibernia, Maloney. New York—Thrifty, Howard, Narva
—Kinloss, Baxter, Konigsberg—Camalan, Bate, Danzic—Mur-
ray, Booker, Cronstadt—Monmouth, Torrey, Bath, A.S.—Ve-
locity, Santon, Labrador.

Admiral Moorson ; Birkenhead; and Earl of Harewood, all
hence at Boston.
Frankfort (s.s.), hence at Genoa, and left for Leghorn 10th
July. _ _ _ _ _ .

Sir Robert Peel, Perriman; and King of Tyre, Hawkins,
hence at Lisbon.
William West, Dyer, hence at Oporto.
Redbreast, Willamson, sailed from Oporto for this port on
4th July.
.Jane,Gondie, Stabb, hence at Charente.
Elizabeth Bentley, from Cork—Sarah Sands (s.), Ilsley; and
Robins, Bartlett, hence—at New York.
United States, Chusan, hence at Philadelphia.
Rosetta, Chambers, hence at Sullivan.
Chrysolite, hence at Hong Kong 15th May.

SATURDAY, JULY 17.—Wind S.E., light

ARRlVED.—,l3doscius. Eldridge, from New York—Cleopatra,
and Edward O'Brien, Malony, St. Stephen, N.B.—Titania,
Paraiba—Nuevo Antonio, Rivadeo—Eclipse, Ostend—Elise,
Hinsch, Riga.
SATLED.—JuIia, Bretton, for Port Philip—Harriet Humble,
Fawcett, Shangbae—Ellen Jenkinson, Brown, Africa—Aunt
Mary, Carter, Bombay—Agnes, Fox, lletnerara—Lockwoods,
Wilson, and Maria Brennan, Martin, San Francisco—Empresa,
Scott, Rio Janeiro—Europa (s.), Lott; James Nesmith, Watts;
Vanguard, Norton ; Siddons, Briggs ; and Yorkshire, Young,
New York—Samuel, Morris, Savannah—Anna Rich, B-trwell,
Boston—Paxton, Murphy, Halifax, N.S.—Brigand, Thomson,
Beirout—Hortense, Hofkamp, Antwerp—Braundsberg, Moje,
Memel—Pelican (s.s.), Byrne, and Victoria, Barber, Rotterdam
—Hellespont, Bell, and British Queen (s.s.), Bell, Constanti-
nople—Lisbon, McGowan, Lisbon—Commerce, Lams, Ostend
—Fortuna, Konigsberg—Agnes, Milne, St. Petersburg.

Albion, Muley, hence at Monte Video, and sailed fo
Ayres.
Pirate (s.s.), hence at Malta, and left Oth July for Al<
Helen, hence and Maranham, at Para.
Duchess of Lancaster, Stevenson, hence for Shai:
Anjer 14th May.
Courier, Garey; Elizabeth Taylor, Beenleen ; Soigi
Amazonas (s.); Valleyfield. Farley; Gardner, Howl
Smith, Putt; and Rowena, Dixon, all hence at Rio Jai
Caroline, Holt, hence at Portsmouth, N.S.

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MARRIED.
On the 11th inst., at St. Silas's Church, Mr. R. Hels,
Miss E. Woods.

On the 11th inst., at St. Nicholas's Church; by the Rev. J. A.
Tomlin, Mr. John Gomery to Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. John
Birchall, pipe-manufacturer, Gildart's-gardens.
On the 11th inst., at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. J. Hall
8.A., Mr. J. Arkwright Cunliffe to Miss Mary Pritchard.
On the 12th inst., at Mulberry-street Chapel, by the Rev
J. Hughes, Mr. T. Jones to Margaret, daughter of Mr. Samut.
Gaines, of Everton.

On the 12th inst., at St. Philip's Church, Mr. E
Miss Mary Ann Woodyer.

On the 12th inst., at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. Mr.
Jolly, Mr. John Riley, of this town, to Mary, daughter of Mr
Samuel Dewsbury, of Dagenham, Cheshire.
On the 12th instant, at St. John's Church, Mr. George Jos.
Beere, printer, to Miss Eliza Conway.
On the 13th inst., at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. J.
Hall, 8.A., Mr. Francis King to Miss Elizabeth Oakes.
On the 14th inst., at St. Mark's Church, Mr. John Edmon-
son, of her Majesty's Customs at this port, to Miss Mary
Gavard.

On the 15th inst., at St. Mark's (-lurch, Mr. John M`K
to Miss Mary Walters.

On the 15th inst., at St. Luke's Church, by the Rev. C. V
Lawrence, Samuel Compton, eldest son of Mr. A Laya,
Emma, only daughter of Mr. W. H. Dobson, of Myrtle-street
On the 15th inst., at Oswestry, Thomas Greenhow, son
the late John Fox, Lsq., of this town, to Mary Elizabet'
youngest daughter of Peter Blease, Esq., of Maesbury, Salop
On the 15th inst.. at Christ Church, by the Rev. F. Ould, M
Thomas Henry Flinn, of this town, to Miss Charlotte Mar
Blakeney, of Birkenhead.

On the 15th instant, at St. John's Church, by the R
Stewart Mathias, 8.A., Charles Townley, youngest so
Browne, Esq.,•solicitor, to Eliza, daughter of Benjal
berton, Esq., Dublin.

On the 16th inst„ at St. David's Church, by thi
Hughes, Mr. William Parry, of Vaynol, Fliutshire,
daughter of the late Mr. Lord, and step-daughter
Bibby, Esq., of this town.

On the 17th inst., at St. Mary's Church, Walton-On-the-Hill,
Mr. Thomas Page,un., of Berry-street, to Jane, second daugh-
ter of the late Mr. James Blythe, of this town.
On the 17th inst., at Harrow-on-the-Hill. by the Rey. T. H.
Steel, Charles Ortt Ledward, Esq., of Highfield-park, Rock
Ferry, to Maria Phillips. youngest daughter of the late Joseph
Harris, Esq., of Chapelville, Toxteth-park.
On the 18th instant, at St. David's Church, Mr. Wm. Hale,
of Bradford, to Mary, daughter of the late Mr. Wm. Butcher,
of Abrixford, Hants, and neice of Mr. W. Porter, Great Char-
lotte-street.

On the 18th inst., by special license, at St. Philip's
by the Rev. J. Hall, 8.A., Mr. William Henry Leavitt
Mr. William Leavitt, merchant, St. John, N. 8., to Am
daughter of Mr. Philip Crelhn, 48, Upper Pitt street.

DIED

Lately, at Friburg, aged 78, Baron de Langstiorif, a
Russian naturalist. lie was a Councillor of State.
a voyage of circumnavigation in 1804.

Lately, at the Palace of Fontainebleau, aged 74, Vice.
Arnou-Dessausayes. Military Commandant at the Fa'
merly Governor of Guadaloupe, Grand Officer of the I
Honour, &c.

18th ultimo, in the island of Tortola, Wm. Pooley
ierly of this town.

On the 21st ult., at Baltimore, U.S., aged 65, John Mactavish
Esq., her Majesty's Consul for Maryland.
On the 26th ult., at Utica, State of New York,
hours' illness, while on a tour to the Falls of Ni
panied by his family, aged 66, Rear-Admiral Rani
ley. The deceased admiral served under Co'
Edward Pellew, and Admiral Purve.
On the 3rd inst., Mr. John Lloyd, of St. Anr
draper, of this town

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have the satisfaction of telling his chief that the constitu-
encies have again approved of their conduct.
The weather still continues as hot as ever, despite
the thunder storms and deluges of rain that have
threatened one day this, and the other day that quarter of
the kingdom with destruction. M. ARAGO, the famous
French astronomer, predicted that Paris would be inun-
dated—perhaps swallowed up by an earthquake on Thurs-
day last, and great was the consternation of the Parisians
accordingly. Bnt, on Friday night, London was visited
by a storm that induced many to believe that M. ARAGO
was right in the main calculations, only that he made a
slight mistake in the locality and the day, and thc.t
the capital of perfidious Albion, not the metropolis
of La Belle France, was the city that was doomed to be
demolished by fire and water. Such sheets of lightning,
and such torrents of rain are rarely seen in these latitudes.
The whole heavens seemed in one blaze of that clear. pier-
cing, all-illuming light which surpasses description, while
it is as beautifullas it is terrible ; and so rapidly did flash
succeed flash, that it might almost be said that during
several hours one constant heavenly conflagration raged.
Notwithstanding its violence, I have not heard that any
serious damage or loss of life was occasioned in or near
London by last Friday night's memorable thunder-storm.
The cry of " mad dogs" has been raised according to the
custom of our ancestors, and the commissioners of police
have sent forth the fiat of execution against the rabid
canine species. Some doubts exist as to what animals may
be comprised in the classification of mad dogs, and thereby
hangs a great constitutional question, which the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals should deter-
mine. I strongly incline to the opinion that Dr. LEE,
the sad dog who had the insanity to run down to Buck-
inghamshire to oppose Mr. DISRAELI, IS, to all intents
and purposes, a "mad dog," and that he might be legally
knocked on the head according to the laws in that case
made and provided. But there is a doubt certainly in the
case, inasmuch as the creature runs on two legs, whereas
natural dogs usually get along on four, or, at the worst,
limp off on three. However, Dr. LEE is entitled to the
benefit of the doubt, and though he is really as mad as a
March hare, it would not be desirable to follow the in-
structions of the commissionera of police, and settle him
as a canine lunatic.

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In harmony with the fiery and sulphurous weather, the
Manager of the Italian Opera House has brought out a
piece of musical diablerie as full of smoke, and brimstone,
and tartarean melody, as can well be imagined. " Faust"
is the name of this diabolic Opera, which was produced
under the superintendence of its author, Sruoß. It is a

magnificent spectacle, and a charming opera ; and was
represented with a strength of cast that no other Opera
House in the world could surpass, if equal. RAN-
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EXCLUSIVE DEALING.- —We have frequently noticed
liberal party in Bradford are defeated
Cher municipal or parliamentary, they
invariable afterwards exhibit a nasty, vindictive, and per-
secutive spirit towards their opponents; we are not sur-
prised, therefore, that as a result of the borough election
the friends of Milligan and Thompson are resorting to the
highly reprehensible practice of exclusive dealing. It is
well-known that a great portion of the butchers gave their
support to Mr. Wickham, and on Thursday last a yellow
placard was posted throughout the borough, announcing
that on Monday evening next a meeting is to be held, for
the purpose of forming a " Butchers' Meat Joint Com-
pany." To this meeting the friends of Col. Thompson,
free-trade, and liberalism are urgently requested to attend.
While on this subject, we may also state that a radical as-
sociation is about to be started in opposition to the
" basket shop" for the express purpose of securing the
return of Colonel Tho mpson.—Halifax Guardian.

.DI CAL COUPLE IN THE UNITED STATES.--A corm-
ddent of a New York paper, writing from a village in
the interior of the 'Union, says, " A lady practitioner of
_lne, in the same village, is in advance of the recent
movement, for she has been a professor of the healing art
.
nearly twenty

years. She studied with her husband, who
is a physician of establishhd repute, and commenced
practice under his auspices, having her own set of patients.
Their number rapidly increased, in part owing to her suc-
cess, and in part, it is supposed, that her charges were
rather more moderate than those of the doctor. He is
above feeling any jealousy, however, of the rising reputa-
tion of his wife, and they continue to ride their respec-
tive rounds in attendance on the sick. The lady is em-
ployed chiefly by the suffering of her own sex and for
children, and possesses the entire confidence of all who
know her. It is to be supposed that consultations are
held in difficult case:. Mrs. G. is a woman of admirable
energy, and has reared a large family of children, seeing
to the concerns of her household, as well as attending to
her professional duties."
Two BOYS CHARGED WITII DROWNING THEIR COM-
NICN.—A melancholy case of drowning occurred at
beach, on Sunday evening week. It is a common
-!e, daring the summer evenings, for persons to bathe
Nene, below the second docks ; and on Sunday
:gs, in particular, great numbers of boys are to be
in the water. About half-past eight on Sunday even-
`en youths, Thos. Trott (the deceased), aged
airiah and Jeremiah Frost (twins), aged 13, were
azaing together, when the two latter seized hold of
:rat, and dragged him into deep water. The tide was
dewing at the time, and being unable to swim, he was
cairied along with the current, for a' few yards ; and,
although his death struggles were witnessed by many
persons on both sides of the river, no one appeared con-
' sciaus of his real danger until it was too late to render
ie that h, A out one pit 01 ~./t) him any assistance. His body was found near the spot
n, when, n the very phrenzy of his on the following morning. An inquest was held on
" I shall be the first Liberal member the body on Wednesday last, when eiidence as to
the cause of death was adduced ; and, after la length-
aez who will be devoured ; but I tell you, that ened investigation, the inquest was adjourned until
ory POLYPHEMUS will next time eat up Lord no- Friday. The Rev. H. Fardell had also taken
anon, end the whole body of Whigs in Mid- cognizance of the matter, and on yesterday week
Net a doubt of it, Mr. BERNAL OSBORNE ! For caused the Frosts to be taken into custody. They
were remanded until Thursday morning, when, after
once you spoke with an inspired voice. You are already other evidence had been taken, Jonathan Bentham,
a " gone coot ;" and unless Lord ROBERT GROSVANOR the parish constable, stated that he apprehended
mends his ways, and keeps better company than heretofore, Jeremiah Frost, on Monday morning, on the charge
he, toomill get leave of absenceto travel,and may accompa Frost said, " I did not mean to drown him ; myny of drowning Thomas Trott. After stating the charge,
--aer worthy sire—the rejected of Rochester —on brother got hold of his legs, and they both went down
the Rhine or down the Da- together." Thomas Wilson, parish constable, appre-
ntlas new hended Uriah Frost on the same day, when he said, It
is a bad job • if I live to get out of this, I'll never get into
a, as you another. We undressed, and I swam ; Trott would not.
assically phrase it, has his eye upon the whole squad of I said, oh, do not be a cake ; learn to swim. We got into
a—ears. and anti-national democrats, and he a hole and lost our footing. The tide took us away. I
"ae another, until the whole broke his hold and got away."—The prisoners were cau-
tioned in the usual way, but both declined making any
taeard, statement. The Rev. H. Fardell, after feelingly ad-
es of such quiet coteries as the present dressing the Frosts, committed them for trial at Norwich
on the charge of manslaughter.—Cambridge 1

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EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES.—The Court of As-
ill be sizes of Oberland, in Switzerland, tried, last week, a man
WELL named Ausman, a native of Wurtemberg, for murder and
sionfq rol)bery. About a year ago, an old woman named Guerbes,
Cause livin- with her son in an isolated house near Tiaoune, on
the rcA. from tl,at town to Berne, heard a noise in her

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in the same neighbourhood were broken
into, . eiferent sums of money, together with jewel-
„,.and to the lery and plate to a considerable value, were stolen. In the
y lately, in a month of October following, Ausman and another man
were arrested at Schwyz for robbery. The latter made
260 followers, eeenieticns, and stated =one other things, that AUSECIPI
~. complained to him of among
lost, when sleeping
a barn, near Zurich, a note-book, containing a
record of his actions, and a poignard-knife. These
things were sought after, and found in the barn. The
—the le, writing in the notebook was in figures, but a pro-
oven Lessor of Zurich succeeded in making it out. It con-
-1 Jou 'Tined u series of entries in this style :—" July 1. Only
0 stale emete purse ; remains of the affair of the 29th of
Made a fruitless expedition to Sugler's house
rs to be , ~1 cne viliage." " July 9. Made a little nocturnal
least, et c under his rcund. Small result. Only seven florins." " July
11. Useless work ou the Gruben." " July 13. Paid
a visit to the house of Madame Horner. Got five
tory is v shed, and now gold florins." "July 20. Tried at Thoune in different
inisters to make good use of the powers places, but got nothing. I was even obliged to make use
accorded to them by the intelligence neary poignard." " July 21. Operated at Oberhogen,
Thoune. Result—a watch, and 42f. in cash. Sold
' the c r• Ow the first the watch for 7f. Took the diligence to Berne. Bought
be held, ai inister will a p;stol for ISf." One of the entries was, " The most
tty of congratulating his colleagues on difficult piece of art is to respect the 11th commandment."
s o app to the constitutional The 11th commandment among thieves is, it appears,
not
to be caught. It was clear from these entries, that
ti ithority ; and perhaps he will Ausman was the man who had killed young Guerbes, and
iem the programme of the he committed the robberies in the neighbourhood of his resi-
dence. Although the accused denied his guilt, he could
ng Leasures of prime 1m ~e not give any satisfactory accounts as to where he was on Bill be his duty to submit to parlia- the nights in question ; and a cutler recognised the
n interesting and a most important rnoiagn;earlicTinft,v one he had sold him. The jury brought
muncii tnis—out of course what occurs there will not stances, f e
Guilty," but with extenuating circum-
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