The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-27 00:00:00

is to have early despatch ; and we venture to say that she
will make a quick passage.

At the north end of George's
clipper-built ship, the Henry Gillespie, SOO tons burthen,
chartered by Mess's, Renner and Curr, Goree Piazzas.
This vessel has been fitted up expressly for the trade. She
is being excellently fitted up as to ventilation, and with
every convenience for the accommodation of passengers,
of whom she will take about 150. It is expected that she
will make a very quick passage, and prove herself a fast
sailing craft.

Dock is

a new British

The Minesota, a newly built American clipper ship,
1,650 tons burthen, Messrs. Guion and Co., charterers,
affords further proof of the excellence of the conveyances
provided in Liverpool for this trade. The American ships,
it is well known, are expressly calculated for emigration
purposes; and good ventilation is particularly attended
to. We durst challenge London to produce a finer
men of such a ship than the Minesota.
the Great Britain and the Sarah Sands we need

TERRIFIC THUNDER STORM.

SERIOUS DAMAGE AT WALWORTEL—MIRA-
CULOUS ESCAPE OF SEVERAL PERSONS.
On Sunday evening the metropolis was visited by a
most terrific storm of thunder and lightning, accom-
panied by torrents of rain, which literally deluged and
burst several drains, and did considerable damage in
various places, but in no locality was the storm so severely
felt as in Walworth and vicinity ; indeed, the tremendous
peals of thunder, with the powerful and vivid flashes of
forked lightning, have not been equalled since the memor-
able occasion when the churches of Spitalfields, St.
Martin's-in-the-fields, and other public edifices were so
severely damaged. _

roes
covered with flags, the windows crowded with "a-„ the
waving their handkerchiefs, and flinging flower3Zred
path of the Prince ; and the whole population gat from
on the public places, in the streets, in every slit.°,t,
and
which a glimpse of the corteje could be caul
uttering unanimous shouts of "Wire Napoleon."
clothes,
At half-past four the Prince went out in plain
and in an open carriage, and drove in the streets of D"the
burg and in the public walk of Rupertsaui 'There re•
sports of the 11l took place. " The moment lie 15:9rig),
cognised (says the telegraphic account received in Pa tint.
he was surrounded by a crowd respectful and arwhilS
Each one wished to see him and approach him, r
raising shouts of ' Vice Napoleon ." Viva l'Elletertcleo
Affected by a demonstration so truly popular, the Filtbs
alighted from his carriage and mingled
actual jell'
crowds of people. It was then there arose actua
rium, and it was in the midst of a population so resPeu;de;
in its affection that the Prince continued his prom
.r
and returned to the hotel of the Prefechire at six cacl°cc
On Tuesday the Prince President left the Prefectur
10 o'clock, to proceed to Kehl, and thence to 13aden.trbs
11 o'clock the Prince quitted Kehl in a special train•tio
garrison of Kehl was under arms at the railroad otii
and paid him the usual military honours. thatlntelligence was subsequently received at Strasburg
the President passed the night at Baden. The colle„,Pipalt
dent of the Times says—lt is stated that the Pri",j'a
if not the only cause of the President's visit to 13,°'t
connected with matrimonial projects, and the v'sjois;
made at the instance of the Grand Duchess StePfluro
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Caroline
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the Presidence is a grand-daughter of the Grand Pulver
a general officer in the service of Austria. The -s-od
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Prince and his fair e
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The Courier of Marseilles states that the ale° to
President of the Republic to that city is to sag at
tween the 15th and 20th of September. fle`96oLig.,lll
enter the town at night by torch-light, and '5,--to Pi AOi
the Prefecture. The day after his arrival be tis"
first stone of the new Hotel of the 13c4- oth
the Hotel of the Military Division. the le
na illg"
The anniversary of the taking of the Bastiii- of asiitsfy
of July was this year celebrated by the dePeqaisse'V
crown on the railings of the column of July ojed• 0
0
homage was performed by a lady elegantly dr ttbeerho
journal which states the fact goes on to saYtt,lllos"
was instantly taken away, and the laxly with
arrested.

LATEST INTELLIGOLI

MONDAY EVENING, Ju" 26'

BY ELECTRIC TELEGR'I'

THE ELECTIONS. „
WEXFORD COUNTY.--31`Mahon (Liberal)Tan
(Tory), returned.
LEITRIM COLTNTY.—Brady (Liberal), and Dl°ll4°
(op
(Tory), returned.
SLIGO COUNT y.—Swift (Liberal), and 13°°ilt
returned.

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