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

OVER LAND BOMBAY MAIL.

The usual correspondence in anticipation of the Over-
land Bombay Mail, brought to Suez by the Hon. East
India Company's steam-ship Ajadaha, has arrived. The
latest dates are Bombay, Sept. 1, and Calcutta, Aug. 21.
The latest intelligence from Rangoon is up to the 11th of
August. The Burmah reinforcements were all on their
way to Madras and Calcutta for embarcation, and trans-
ports were being hired for their conveyance to Rangoon
and Moulmain. A riot occurred in the city of Benares,
on the evening of the 2d of August. The magistrate was
pelted with stones and brickbats, as were also the Gene-
ral and several officers and other Europeans who had to
cross the bridge. A couple of companies of the 33d Na-
tive Infantry and the detachment of the 11th Irregular
Cavalry were speedily on the spot. The affair was a
bloodless one. The army which will be assembled in
Pegu, in the month of November, will consist of more
than 20,000 men—that is, six regiments of European foot,
twelve regiments of native infantry, and a full comple-
ment of artillery, as well as sappers and miners. Ist
Bengal Brigade, now at Rangoon, commanded by Lieut.-
Col. Reynolds ; 18th Re) a' Irish, 40th Native Infantry,
67th Native Infantry. 2d Bengal Brigade, to consist of
her Majesty's 80th Foot, 10th Native Infantry, 4th Sikh
Local Regiment, and to he commanded by Lieut.-Col.
Dickenson. 3d Bengal Brigade, to consist of Ist Euro-
pean Bengal Fusileers, 37th Native Infantry, regiment of
Loodiana, and to be commanded by Lieut.-Col. finish.
C.B. ; and the light field battery now at Dum-Dum.

nied by Captain Rundall, of the Madras Engineers, was
-!iately to proceed in the Phh gethon towards Prome,
on a reconnaisance, and it was expected the reoccupation
of that place in force will immediately follow. All fears of
troops being required to repel an invasion of Assam hare been
terminated by the spirited manner in which our frontier

;e army throilg

territories

presumed that

s exertions will be ultimately rewarded

in them

SINGULAR FRAUD BY A JEW.—A young JeT
Hoffer, was yesterday tiled by the T
tional rolice fora very singular fraud
offered to an old gentlen
Lambert, accompa- boulevards, a

seated bef

told him to come to his residence in tl
them ; warning him, however, that if th,
suit his eyes, he would riot take them
moment fixed, the Jew presented
pair of spectacles carefully wrapped up in paper,
gentleman clapped them on his nose, and four
could read perfectly. He paid 18f. for them, at

morning
did not es

liniself, and

r the purc

to his pro-found astor.

that there were no

,unal of Corrcc

ntleman
with
tly

Punctual to the

The old

r discovered

HE TOPE.—The, ot
the Officio/ Ga:.ell
Ger oa FL°. o
f Pa
ape re!. deo
'ectins to^
reach of OP
d under the I've,
• riP, COted
Gene
via bad
-0 of r,,

flight c

It may,

where a

another steE
of the Fret

,ke his es(
;ed from of

to take flight, 0

lamer w",Auz:ber
at Porto "tbe 12aed

li division, Dna P
companied the P?ce stsio?
which ought to a
cr,.4000$
nn fn 1311 at P°'4°_„ nft°,4l

pretenu:ioo,-.,
ach steaMerfbooolo
an escort °:.,pe(!f.4
he might be outsTrorof
safety Aso bt CaPbt'e
?amen, that t
The Prince President,fa.;,tio
L.. 41..,.t1iPf 'l,llB

ere entertained ti
ch Gaeta or Nan!,

very vre

d him tO

11 be that General ti
u y
id that the counsellors

to ilight."

WOMEN'S RIGHTS CONVENTION.—BY t",,f91,..1iC1i
.cs from America, we learn that the W°sl„,-,ce,,2e0
;mention bad held another sitting at SYI-7,3050'",,1the
extended over three days. A number 0`; to iof
nassed, asserting the rights of veircaveeieespte;heero
,ation of their sex from all the s
which hitherto have made and o Poch
'seir heaven-appointed missien'od
'min g the rights for which they were striving:, 1,,5e0.0
" they intended to obtain," Mrs. J. Elizahethico3:os
Ohio, a woman " with a strong western ocee;9o3 5110
Irish face," said the chief point of their d'lo. , 00
" the right to vote; that included all other r.it Dolittife,
was anxious to obtain a seat in the legisißurfseciile)
the judicial bench, or to fill the chair of the lived too
For herself, she was not one of those val° TcoYitlstelit
about women's rights ; she took them withcm -the ,orto
thing about them." Mr. Governor BrightnTliglits,t` sent
" light" of the Mormon community raised a - , ele-ept,
by expressing his conviction " that fen.itli;elerd 01
in human nature was, in all respects, a sub)
e 9 ireti 405
ladies
0,05 ev i,
and the masculine the executive." The
admit the truth of the proposition. A weirirlit to. fake
to a man at any time; and had as much 1.,1g ,-01rnnibifl
part in the deliberations of the State, tot'er-inonYoerce,
tion of the law, in the dispensing of physic, 6,100 C
else connected' with the social state. The e grir•
gr, 0,. a recto
which had been called into action by
expression was increased to a boiling agittit,inngukc,i?
rend gentleman, named Hatch, having Wet,' tiritbel:
tell this assemblage of strong.minded woneie% ti.:0101`.
feminine element which gave to the softer .11 01 fop
influence and consideration was a modestYd in in
and a retiring disposition which preventeion ee„,iole".
forward rawnadr dt
that
tpublicrue
womanwith thewa
a like shrill
till:rm.:1(11
iecti,:
,_
sgi
05
or e i
coming_
trumpet;
half concealed, rather than the sunflower, -it.' tieb:.
upon everybody and calls upon men to adrnn.,e,i'sed 5,-reer
further remarks from the same gentleman -3110' .tiebe#
i hubbub about his ears that he was glad, o In, „ rel ,of li
1
pjtate retreat, whereupon " the ladies c''',fogie,r,
mently. The business was wound up by the te2
doxology, and tile convention was adjourned '

and custom

ECCLESIASTICAL'

DIOCESE OF CHESTER

CONSECRATION.—The new church at Cagan
the parish of Stockport, is to be consecrated ie
sti,, 01
next, the Bth instant, at two o'clock. the
PREFERMENT.—The Rev. Edward Hastiet° ouritJter
diary curacy of Monks Coppenhall, in the e
wallet
Chester, on the nomination of the Rev-

ORDINATION.—The Lord Bishop of ,11 lir
the incumbent.
Chester .06 titi:i
hisda next ordination at the Cathedral, on the 5,e,e53 it 10
y in Lent, namely, the 20th of FebruarY, "":31ye3.0
necessary that candidates should forward their '-.1 ire'
W. Parry, his lordship's secreterl' 'l'
previous to that day

Mr. C. T

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PREFERMENTS AND APPOINI°244I°I
er, 8.A., to the Curacy 01a.

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to be Professor of C 1 -":e" t

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8.A., to the Curacy of g
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