The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-21 00:00:00

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AN almost unprecedented fact is the sale of an American

a they r

of the :.

wood and

wen for war

nd the

rg 8 inches by /6
.e also excellent.

The fastenings
She consumed

7,000 lbs. of copper, 5,0001bs

n fact, she is as

ke her." Fn

model t

•ong as
hacka-

'om, her

son has already proved herself a clipper, ana
utiful entrance, round side, and clean tail, she ha.
nowledged by Brother Jonathan as "
American marine." The accommodation,.
•ers in this fine ship are of the highest character.
c are very lofty. The cabins, (which are not,
the commissioners), are most gorgeously fitted

an ornam

ork, whicl

polished to the greater„ _
Into panels by intervening pillasters
.1 form ; the capitals are of gold, represent-
of ears of wheat, and the plynths of Sienna
-ls are of satinwood deeply skirted with
rosewood, on win= is inlaid, in a graceful running pattern,
" the thistle, shamrock, and rose." Over the columns is
a deep moulding, on which is pourtrayed in bold relief the
fruit of the maze. Through the upper deck the light is
admitted, and by a large' square glazed tube light and
air are also carried to the lower deck. The second
cabins, which _ were immediately forward of then-

in cabinet
it 1

Emu.

g a clus

marble,

;0, have

3 berths are placed athwart ships
7 and comfortable. On
arranged that when not required
" stow" up to the deck beams. In the
hip are reading and writing desks, and in
fact every convenience that can be required. The lower
decks are fitted in precisely the same manner. She is well'
ventilated and lighted by a double row of patent side-
lights, and the equipment inboats,buoys, fire-engines, &c.,
is perfect. The Shackamaxon was built for the Philadel-
phia packet service, and is now in her first year. She
belongs to Mr. James M'llenry, and will form one of an
Australian line he has established. Capt. West, the son of
the " veteran of the Atlantic," is her commander, and a
more able seaman or amore gentlemanly man could not take
command of such a charge. We heartily wish her every
success.

are roo

FOREIGN NEWS.

FRANCE.

The Prince President left Paris on Tuesday for Bourges,
on his tour through the south. His departure was not
attended with much ceremonious display. The Prince
arrived at Bourges at six o'clock in the evening, and en-
tered the cathedral amidst the greatest enthusiasm, and
times repeated, of " Vive Napoleon !
" All the population turned out to

cries, a

Vive'l'Empere

meet him

The Moniteur of Thursday contains no less than six
telegraphic despatches from the town of Neverg, descrip-
tive of the enthusiasm of the people. It is a significant
fact, that these official despatches dwell with marked em-
phasis on the cry of " Vive l'Empereur I" as if it was the

sole sound uttered. Other papers, including even the
semi-official Pays, do not go this length. According to
he people cry " Vive Napoleon 1" wing-
" Vive l'Empereur !" The reply of the
t himself to M. Charles Dupin removes
intentions. Here is the despatch in

!(I with cries of

Prince Presid

ali doubts as to
which it is giver

" Nevers, Forty Minutes past Nine.
" The Prince President, since his departure, has been
everywhere saluted by acclamations of Vive l'Ecape-
reur !' M. Charles Dupin, in presenting to him the
General Council of the Nievre, over which he presided
during the last session, recalled the resolution adopted
unanimously by the members in favour of stability of the
government, and he added, that the whole population had
come to-day to give to this resolution an unmistakeable
sanction. The Prince, after thanking the Council for the

manifestatio

ed frnm 5

land mail to the Ist of
those by the last arriv
secutive intelligence si
formed of the general

cl risen Co 65s
Mille. Fro

accounts must ha

to a mere skelet

her dcc

Mon-
was drowned at Howth whilst bathing, on Mon-
.

,ELAND.

FAMILY

AN, wile

'rived at Galway

a Alerrion-street

she wa

beautiful woman.

Emic
from D

110 N.—The Lorena, a splendid barque, sailed
in on Thursday, with 230 passengers (tnostl
Australia. This is the first

armors) fo

that has sailed direct for I

t Philip

ALMOST all the Oxford p,

n Ireland

L;arriga-

are at present on a visit to the cursing priest of C
holt, Father Meehan. To what a pitch Romanism can
reduce the fine feelings of English gentlemen !—Dublin
Herald.

ARREST OF MURDERERS.-Eight persons have been
arrested,, charged with the murder of Mr. Ryan, near
• Jly has been arrested in
cipation in the late murder

assistance to

ce against him is that he pre-
murdered man from rendering

e attack upon him was

g for America when h

an, named James Finnegan,

a with(

1 with a par-
astwood, and

and coati

he ribbon

committed suicide on MOnday -last in a very

throat, and then

.oni a top window of the police

EtDItR..-~.

Ennis Journa

a few days ago a young girl named Keane conceived she
saw some coolness on the part of her lover, and suspected
him of attentions to another. She consulted a " doe-

n the ne

truant, whic

e result w

,rhood. who made up a love potion
Miss Keane contrived to administer
.3 death. The potion was composed

of cantharides, which she mixed in the whisky punch of
he,. lover. An inquest was held on Thursday, but the
result was not known when the local papers was published.

.TH FBOM

GANDERS.—Last week, Mr. Berna
hoer, who resided in Dawson-strei

tracted ft

ly loathsome and contra.
1 the fatal misfortune o
ei,AbourhooC

a horse in the
lers and farcy,

his Paeam to extr

m tarot
Lilt of t:

, no doubt

on his

,efore the

POISONING.—A few clays s

ral, and

an, on