The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-11-30 00:00:00

HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY,

PENSIONERS IN THE COLONIES. tile
In answer to a question from Lord PAlsmuttg, reI 8 r.
to the enrolled pensioners who have been located upon Ce
tam conditions in several of the colonies, mod
The Earl of DERBY stated that Government were %don
to carry out those conditions, or grant such comPens"-but
as the pensioners themselves were willing to accept .5,
he greatly doubted the policy of this military colon
tion, or of encouraging the system to a great extent.
Their lordships adjourned at twenty-five minutes to''

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MONDAY.
The speaker took the chair at a quarter before four, e,
A new writ was ordered for the borough of Lisbn''
in place of Sir Emerson Tennant. traes
Mr. T. DUNCOMBE gave notice that after the Ch.. 5 ;00
recess he would bring forward a motion for the extens'
of the suffrage.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL gave notice that to-reeirthe
lie should move for leave to bring in a bill to amen"

law relative to the stamp duties upon newspapers.

DERBY

Sir A. COCKBURN thenELECTION
broughtPETITION the subject of
Derby election before the House, upon the petition le,
certain electors, which, amongst other circumstan :0;
charged the Right Hon. William Beresford with beer
engaged in bribery and corruption. The learned gel'iest
man entered at great length into the details of the, 0
and preceding elections for this borough, and reams.
amusing correspondence between Major Beresford,
thß
Frail, and others, in order to substantiate the case!..i.t)
points of which the learned gentleman summed til",7for
great precision and cogency. He concluded by I:novo& ea
a select committee to enquire into the accusation
in te ptition. reaci
Sir J. e
YARDE BULLER stated that his right hon. .!*1

was most anxious for the appointment of the coratnitttlo
which he was satisfied was the only means of bringiq ly
matter to a satisfactory termination. He according
seconded the motion. but
Mr. J. WORSLEY would not oppose the motion, e,
protested against this proceeding being drawn into a,Prto
cedent, which he contended was dangerous, and like
defeat the ends of justice.
Mr. WALPOLE replied that the rights of the House 1/.1
independent of the statute, and that it was their righ!cti
enquire into the charges against any member,
stir
especially a member of Government. Therefore, be
posing a case was made out for inquiry, whici!„nd,
considered had been, and as his right honourable frl'hot
the Secretary-at-war (Mr. Beresford), had claimed t't
.
his conduct should be inquired into, he thought thadis.
committee should be appointed. He deprecated arlY, be
cussion ; and thought that Sir A. Cockburn's speech, 'e,
being so argumentatory, was likely to prejudice the cage tot
fore the committee. He suggested that the appointive'
a committee he referred to the committee of election. bad
Lord J. RUSSELL thought that Mr. Walpole °
ad op
Mted a constitutional view of the case. ts 0.0
r. HORSFALL complained of some misstatemee o.
the part of Sir A. Cockburn, and repudiated any Pert
pation directly or i.,directly in the transaction. Mittee
Sir CHARLES WOOD suggested that the Om the
should consist of five members, and selected by s.
General Committee of Election, together with 01° -
sertors. - as.

Sir FREDERICK THESIGER objected to the two
sertors, who would be advocates under another naffie. to
ot
SIR A. COCKBURN contended that they were Mei!, nOt
be advocates, and hoped his learned friend would ,;11,
offer any impediment—he excused the nature of his Trj,
Sir J. YARDE BULLER, on the part of Major Bere9 "tho
said he should prefer counsel, but would bow to

opinion of the house.
The appointment of a committee was then agreed t_„o.o
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL for Ireland moved the sect'
reading of the Courts of Common Law (Ireland) Bill' of
After a short discussion, in which several Irishciplo
English lawyers expressed their approval of the prig aof
of the bill ; but suggested various alterations in dew
it, when it should come before committee. to b 0
The bill was then read a second time, and ordered -
committed on Monday next. f the
Sir J. PARINGTON moved the second reading °
West Indian Colonies, &c. Loans Act Amendment
Read a second time. Bank Notes Bill passed for
Committee.. House adjourned at half-past nine.

TATTE RSALL'S BETTING. „d
CREWE STEEPLE-CHASE.-4 to 1 agst ,v eta 1
taken sto 1 agst Emperor ; sto I agst Janus ;

agst The Screw ;-10 to I agst Unknown:
DERBY.-20 to 1 agst Umbriel. i Agol
CHESTER CUP.-50 to 1 agst Muscovite ; 100 to x
a;0
Goldfinder ; 100 to 1 agst Lord Fauconberg; 100 to I
Convict.

FUNDS, STOCK, AND SHARE MARKEI;e is
Funds lower, and little doing. A considerable Ilse
most Railway Shares ; dealings extensive, but ratb.,,er,ocb
culative. Account gone off well; names easy. r'-ost.
Shares firm at former prices. Gold Mines very buo los
West Mariposa in demand at higher rates. Al,ls.,tritsol
New Bank Shares animated. Australian Arc",,rallf
Shares mark 95, 93, and 96. Foreign Securities gen; 80'
improving, Turkish Loan opened at a decline on tb dto
nouncement that the English Government declined
interfere officially in favour of Bondholders.
CLOSING PRICES.
Consols, Account ll ' I Bank Stock •
Do. Money.. lO2
Three & Qr. per
Cents. .- Exchequeri ac S.

1031 4
FOREIGN
24k 5k I

Mexicans
Ditto Threes
Spanish New Def
Do. Threes

STOCKS.
Spanish Passives. • •
fps
Turkish
1
Swedish ..... • •

241

slt 2+
RAILWAY SHARES. 6
London Stock 1281 9 East Anglian .. • • of ~
Do. Quarters — Great Western . • 091 7.1
Midland Stock BO4 1 Lanc.&Yorkshire. 3 .13
Do. Halves — Do. Fifths .. . • • •
N. Staffordshire
S. East. & Dover. 824 33 & South Coast.. la 6
Amberg.,Notting- Lond.&S.Western
ham, &E.Junc 6+ York, Newcastle, 161
Manch' ter, Sheff , & Berwick .. • • 6 41
and Lincolnshire 321 I Do. Extension • • #34 "
Caledonian
Do. Preference
East. Counties
East Lancashire BO 81 Leeds Northern . • ,03 ,
Edinb. & Glasgow 79 81 Cale), Preference. • '42
Great Northern
Do. A — Do. Preference • • 61 "
Do. B — Shrewsbury, A
MINING SHARES.
ipm I Mariposa .
tpm I N. Monde

i
i li 0
"

Agua Fria..
Ave Maria

COR N MARKET. t
Flour, of English Wheat, scanty ; but, 0'44. ":01/fj
weather, Is. per quarter dearer. Foreign : Falro.,
but fully as dear.--Flour the turn dearer.—vm-Of ,-.
Beans unchanged.—Grey Peas rather lower ; out :„porwf;
ditioned, dull sale ; fine, very firm.—Closing,
Since first report tho market has rather improved
advance (or both English and Foreign Who"
articles unchanged.

ARRIVALS. Pref.
English. Irish. 3551.
39,,,i l°
.... 9473 1214 0r-
.... 429 12761
.... 7138
.... 444 --- Oil
.... 750

Wheat
Barley
Oats ..
Malt ..
Beans
Peas...

PRODUCE MARKET•,OO6n;
Sugar : Foreign in better demand ; yellow 0, rood;
to 245. in bond. Refined : Home demand Ilrepietiti
grocery lumps 445. 6d. to 45s.—Coffee : Goodif
CO
native Ceylon firm, at 475. 6d. to 48s.—Br811,
and advancing.—Tea not lower, but little doinqo Pod
mon Congou 94 d. to 91d.—Rice : More doingneoti
India ; white Bengal lls. to 12s.—Cotton
better, at full rates.—Wool brisk and firmer'
sells more freely ; Y.C. 465. 9d. to 47s.—Rum 40 c"
demand ; Demerara 2s. 2d. to 2s. sd. for 30 to
proof. -

agaSitnos:, TALLOW MARKET• jot
3,161
ck
12510C4a7sIsclaassktsyeaagra.inst 70,618 ; deliver

TA RKET. chesPl4
Inferior Sh eet, so
tined 4s. 8d COO

CA.TTLE
Beast trade not so good.
Very choice Downs mainta. Oa
readily at Friday's quotations. Od to 3°9
Beef .. 2s 4d to 4s Od Lamb.... us nd to
Mutton.. 3s Od to 4s 8d I Pork .... 3,s "23
Veal .... 2s 8d to 43 4d
. 5273 I Calves •••• • • ' • • •
.. 25,530 Pigs ........ • •
ARRIVALS.
Cambridge, Leicester, Northampton and 365
Lincoln Beasts..
Scotch Beasts
French Sheep ................ • •
„ Calves .. ...
Holland Beasts..

Beasts ... ..
Sheep and Lambs

Sheep
Calves

MANCHESTER STOCK EXCEW;ierIII.:O /4
11-16ths name ; Caledonian, 341 i ;
Closing quotations : London and North-,1 1 er; 1,1
Midlands, 801 ; Dovers, 241 a 11.16ths i 'ff,o'uotle;to•
name k ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, LeJonchire'
Eastern 'ejs Satior
ern, 18:; Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshiretpnese9corlo
61 dis. ; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 382 ; East L2l
path
20k; West Riding, 2k dis. ; North British't, pat
Blackrock, &c.,151 ; Fleetwood, 61 dis. ; La
k 0
dis. ; District Bank, 7k. ,t 1

Closing quL
oEt
aEt
iDo
nS s 71,00
ne
dKo n E
aXn Ca I I I%°'
Yorl c and North Midland, 321 • Dover.
Northern, 1S1; Ditto Extensions No. 2, itto re t
pre
Anglian, ; North-westerns, 9 5-16ths ; D
,q,
NAoNrtGh-wise,stril l.)1

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