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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-15

" TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD

" SIR,—In last Saturday's Journal's ' Talk,' it was
said, in talking of the blessed effects of ' Free Trade,'
and the folly of grumbling at its blessings, that there was
not now idle in this town a single sailmaker, rigger, &c.
Now, what is the fact ? There are now a great many
idle sailmakers, riggers, &c. ; and were it not for some
vessels fitting out for Australia (which is an unexpected
event here) they would be all next to idle. This is a
true fact, whatever the idle talk may say to the contrary ;
and those who are acquainted with the true state of trade
about the docks will confirm this.

(Signed)

" A LOVER OF TRUTH."

On Wednesday we were favoured with an expo-
sition of the sentiments of Mr. JOHN CHEETHANI,
the League candidate for the county. The worthy
gentleman is an indifferent specimen of his class,
tolerably well up in League literature, and, for want
of an opposition, we presume will be member for
South Lancashire. It is right that such a sample
of the intelligence of a constituency swamped by
fictitious 40s. freeholds should be allowed to exhibit
his ignorance in public. A gentleman who talks of
"the decline of shipbuilding in Prussia" (!) and
maintains that ships built on the Baltic " will not
cost less than -£l7 per ton," and yet, by a fiction, is
considered as the representative of the great port of
Liverpool, is rather a curiosity. In the mean time,
it is singular that, whilst the Newall's-buildings
faction in Manchester are permitted to foist this very
—taleybridge philosopher upon the electors of
,with Lancashire—upon the principle, we suppose,
"omne ignotum pro nzagnifico"—the same faction is
likely to be hard pushed to return its own sweet-tern-
pered JOHN BRIGHT, and his flunkey, Mr.MILNER
GIBSO.N.
Tbs.

small St

and. the Conservatives of that manufacturing,hs, are resolved and are working hard, to rescue
-onstituency from the reproach of be.
and there is every prospect of
,Jeing crowned with a triumphant issue.
comment has occurred during the week

metro-

ng repre-

,-)y these mere,

Ligs, and upon the finding of the
,t on the bodies of the two unfor-

wmo lost
e new Corn Exchange

their lives

from the re

Some rer
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-15

ak stoma's.
ESSENCES OF HERBS AND SPICES of all kinds,

pU I pUJC. ••,•
The above, together with t
rior Pickles, (prepared

other rich Sauces, and s
Nialt Vinegar,) which have
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-15

1 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,

FRIDAY, JUNE 11.

There has been a good demand throughout the week for
American descriptions, prices of which must be quoted about
id per lb higher ; Sea Island, however, has further advanced
id to Id. A fair business has been done in Pernams, at very
full rates; Bahia and Maranhain are steady ; Egyptian has
been in moderate request, at former prices ; Surat brings very
extreme rates, and the sales are again to a fair extent. Specu-
lators have taken 19,350 American, 370 Pernambuco, 200 Bahia,
130 3laranham, 260 Egyptian, 1360 Surat, and 70 Demerara. A
large business has been done by exporters, chiefly for Russia ;
the sales comprise 9500 American, 2070 Pernam, 310 Surat, 130
Bengal, 20 Bahia, 20 3laranham, and 10 Egyptian.

I IM PO RTS.

This
. June II
DESCRIPTION. PRICES. Week Previ- Week i
ending
. .endingously Year
1J

STOCK,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

nece

;ent at the

aardlof I

Prince Pr

ber of it

departments within a fo

vfly obs

lirectol

pn of an

t son of Prince Lucier

.sident cor

rntnent has received semi
Barr fires which hay

perties

nder to make

nment with r

,olution not

iece of a nature to e
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

'a patent t

t, he chiefly n
be for them t
to introducir

papers from
uestion in di,

s found fra

,etween the
e. but neit

It that therc
n the papers

Mnrr's and
Lieber those

of the witnes.
They both I

seemed
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

if 711111 ly
TABE 3

„.4r4srires
To their List is al
their NEW AI LES, in Wood Cut, ann
..
of SHAW e ONNETS, and RIBBONS.
N.B,_ pply for the LIVER PRICE LIST of
HOUSE FURNISHINGS at the Establishment.

URCILSTRERT

SPRINt
D Y I-

'ASHIONS

eceiving ev

STRAW BONNETS

swisvinCrAlNS,
}. TY DRE'SES,

ItIBBONS,
LACES,

PA RASOLS

request attention to their
f DRAPERY, LINENS, HOSIERY,
RDASHERY. &c.

VEAUTES ll

PRINTk

PS ET
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

STEAM TO SICILY, EGYPT, AND SYRIA.

The NILE
„' • ORONTES
„ SCAMANDER
„ PACTOLUS

Captain JOHN OLTYF 550 tons,
Captain H. BULKELEY .. 752 "
Captain W. T. VALE ....SOO
."
Captain C. T. SLOMAN ..800 "

For PALERMO, MESSINA, ALEXAN-
DRIA, and SYRIA,
(CALLING AT GIBRALTAR,)
The A 1 fast_Steamer
N
Jou E, Master,
Trill b'e despatched punctual! n the sth of May. All Goods
must be alfingside, and btl of lading at the Office, for signa-
ture, on Tuesdaynext, t 4th of May.
Goods for SYRIA Ibe taken by special agreement only.
Rate of passage Alexandria is Twenty Guineas.
For terms of eight or other particulars, having very supe-
rior acComm dations for passengers, apply in London to
Messrs. W. S. LINDSAY and Co.; here to Messrs. LA mPonT
and HOLT, or to JAMES MOSS and CO.

STEAMERS BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL, CONSTANTINOPLE and SMYRNA,
CALLING AT MALTA AND SYRA.

- .
4\ The first-class Screw Steamers
te,,---.--lik I\ BRITISH QUEEN Cant. J. It. BELL,
• aflitßW- PHCEBE Capt. P. P. BRENAN,
:'"ZI-7'-.. Its: . are intended to sail, Or Ili or without Pilots„
from Coburg Dock, Liverpool, with Goods and Passengers
as follows :
BRITISH QUEEN.. SATURDAY MORNING. the Sth May.
PH(EBE
The BRITISH QUEEN'S Bills of Lading-are required to be
at the Office in Liverpool for Signet on FRIDAY, the 7111
May.
Cloods for any or the a'bv Hied Ports must nave tne place
of their destination dist) tly marked on them, in letters of
not less than two inph'es ; otherwise the Agents will not be
ffl accountable for mi tales.
For freight or i sage apply to G. and .1. BURNS,Glasgow, or
BURNS and MAC IVER,
1, Rumford-street, Liverpool.
Four Screw Steamers, of upwards of 1200 tons and 300 horse-
power each, viz., the BALBEC, MELITA, KARNAC, and
MARMORA, are now building.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

rtually their own

RussEL

Tito hello.*

up between them,

.h never wag sincere on either side since th,

.n Mini,

ominiously dismissed

vered to atom

ELSTON is once

to see him, ere

g, a leading

rnment

It is a rer

d age revert witt

I their

ore in official barn

there will be

the occurrence—

merely be the

returning to his premiers amours."
ll may be defeated by the unscrupu-

ale ; but, if so, the

The appoint
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

d gentlemen'preient,

fication to the lad

the company assembled
in the lecture-room, and Joseph Brooks Yates, Esq., who
had been appointed President for the occasion, was called
to the chair. Every part of the hall, including the gallery

Shortly before half-past -t;ev

,
and the aisles, was speedily filled. Above the chair was
suspended the pedigrees of Macbeth and Duncan, and
their relation to, the line of Sovereigns of alt Scotland,

from Kenneth Macalpine, in the ninth century

Chairman gave a slight histor:
Societies in the town, and the al

,n ferre,

of the rise of Literary
vantages which they had

He then noticed the

-are, their various editions, the emen-
i suggested by J. P. Collier, Est
_ discovered by him, and the (
le, the poet bad given to his writings, by
ith a perfect daguerreotype of nature her-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

'S SUPERIOR. SPICE NUTS, in Tins.
'S ORMSKIRK GINGERBREAD, Ditto.
KED BY STEAM POW!

RO-PLATE

GTON, MAS

and CO

TENTEES and
and themselves

Lrraiited b_y,lhem

:ilar in appearance, bra...afirery infrrior qnality

of the i

e to direct the at- I
Herds nrd Patrons, and the

F. L. H

BEST

PRIWOLB

LOC

destroy

OPENING OF ONE 0
D COFFE

SES RECENTLY ERECT

)f the Buyer, and to

etropolis

s. Oo!On

:escriptioris, of various quirlities

N THE KI

THE ;Si'

in for this 60-ti-C-er-t;;T

THE ST,O
archased durint the

,ta Rica, in
ssortment of wh
it-ND COOO A cz

_ Will include the choicest iraportatio7na-froTn Jam
of different Countries, and of various qu
CHOCOLA

Ist of Cheapneu,N

every:ettiss of' Buyers a trial, and rely w

B. consider it u nnie
confidence on a !arra at.,

'TENSION OF THE

IOUSE

ENLARGEMENT

AND
FtiltNT

GDW

Liverpool

'8 OF THE OLD

BL/ND

;ALE,- RETAIL, AND FAMILY TEA AND COFFEE ESTAI

ysons, Y

e 111arkets

I_l, La C

patronage Ai the result

FU} NISHING

TAI3LI

INCREAS/

SIIINC

EXTENSIVE

lurhood, that

if, LU,

liys,

and Ceylon, with many others, the produce
ted dailv.

respectfully to soli

led the sam,

BEDDING

t from I

n applicatiin

MANTLES,

MILLINER'

PNIG ill i
attached a

ie BED,ROOM. LIST:
w SPECIMEFS of

TRI 41MING:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

ELECTRO PI

17 L. HATJSBUR(
I • tention of his num

bers 1

illy, to his very extensive Stock of
ELECTRO PLATE

. .
PIANO-FORTES, AT TWENTY GUINEAS. FURNISHING IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE,
MESSRS' RIME and SON are now prepared to 40, LORD•STREET.
is already generally known 1 the above named articles furnish the Public with PIANO•FORTES, of nearly DENJAMIN HIGGS respectfully Amami-ies that,
have been sold by F. L. H. si the month of February, 1848, Seven Octaves, for Twenty Guineas.
_ll to meet the large awl still incr:asing patronno...? which his
lAT PRICES TWENTY PER NT. BELOW THOSE OF THE PA- BRoADWooD and SONS'• elegant Semi-Cottage. ad Grand Establishment has received, heo leFtigfeatly enlarged his Pre-
TENTEES, THUS OFF ING THE GOODS FOR WHICH PIANO FORTES. in Walnut, Rosewood and Malumny mises, (previously the largest i fiver whereby he is
.
H E IS CHARGED 4.160 AT .00, AND IN THE SAME PRO- Cases, always on hand.
enabled to exhibit a class of Go a which, for EXTENT, BEAUTY
PORTION THROUGHOUT. It is not his intention to enter COLLARD and COLLARD'S ,'O FORTES for of oEslifN, and VARIETY Of HARACTER, cannot be surpassed
upon the reasoni by which he was induced to adopt this course. •1,- ....” r r .3N
30 Guineas. by. any house in the king
,rchasers th 'S DITT-6' 2O and 25 Guineas. PARTIES ABOUT *0 FURNISH, STRANGERS in
`', has th
,nd CO.', limn) 23 and 27 Guineas. LIVERPOOL, and ia Public generally, are invited to an F
-,at pi i Stock of CONCERTINAS on Hand. inspection, and w her they purchase or not, will have every
direct from Paris. a large Stock of MUSICAL courtesy paid tai em.
BOXES, FLUTINAS, and ACCORDIONS. - Particular attention is requested to
OVELLO'S CHEAP PUI3LICATIONS, ORATORIOS, IRON BEDSTEAM MASSES, &c.
With PATENT DOVETAIL JOINTS, delive
' If "'
-..'
" IS
Iti/Wir I at
.r 1
V •• • - • - • - . • • •

best quality, Manufactured 113,g-liie celebrated and
al Patentees;Meaara. ELuutztuN, MASON, and Co.

the facility for of

be Stod

nt one 1

BATHS,
SPONON, ROMAN PRIESNITZ

OWER, SL'
vitaar,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

bound I
Esq., (

1k ; on tt

with Two

d work-

li Sugar

kC.T. all that COPY-
;UAGEn, COTTAGES,
ed, situate nt Moseley

Live occupations

as tenants therof

advantageously

iculttiral purposes.— It is
:state of WiHiron Rathbone,
he Moseley-bill Estate, now

;eley-bill and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

scarcely be.

at all the b.....
and party feeling was imported into this cor
who raised the sectarian cry ? Three montl__
re the contest, Mr. WATSON and his friends in-
dustriously circulated the report that Mr. ATKINSON
" Orangeman," and this, of course, brought

of Toxteth-part

relig

up the priests on the opposite side
they harped most industriously

his string
system of

', and the

mducied, that
as at all

secured before i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

; but by cot
and

nicious

movements by

for the permanence

Irt, more produce

R.. power of the pe

n they have done so, an. c

assume a less favoura

and sacrifice of capital, whi
frequently, as the result of similar indisc

is not at all unlikely, however, that, through the
extended basis furnished for our own monetary
system and that of other count':
ing a period in which

guard aga

secure an e

, we are
n Increased moue'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

st the open

some legislat

able rate of interest, whit

effective check which we can impose

ss operations

I'he bu'

it will I

ion Ir.

he past weel

to the recent arrivals from A

The return from the Bank of England for the
week ending the 17th of April, gives the following

esults when compared with the previous week

Public deposit!
Other deposite

)ecrease..sel,49

18 Decrea

3,094,923 ; Incre

On the other side of the account--

13,395,779 ; Decrease
11,0136,331 ; Decrease

Other s
Notes u

mount of notes in circulation is £22,055,f

being an

ullion in both departmer

ase of

£314,97

In SHARES we have had a

without any particu!ar I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

ding at a disianCel
with until nerferl

M..personal

i to be protr

having

'users from
is from....

tly.to state that Goods r
business

at his

nd of big vae
,ondon, Birr

!, and Exeter

FEMALE COMPLAINTS
7-PARSLEY'S ORIGINAL WIDON

dical Profes
removing of

vci*nces to which 0.6 (cola!,

cise and ever
correc.rindig:(

7s. 6d
from 6s. 6d
1.... ss. Od
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

audience

no he had concluded

men had to adc

DEBTO

named G
> applied

ut young mer

credit ; t

narks o

d the rest

alf-past ten o'clock,

Tress the me

COtTRT, LONDON

erman Wb

or his discharge,
era, who had lent
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

OF FACILITIES

fart -also be T TRQUHART & ADAMSON, CABINET-MAKERS 'And TJPHOLSTERERS, hay
gds no gua-
are licensed Warerooms to their present Premises, now invite inspection of the largeSt and best-assorted S.

CABINET FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, LOOKING

Manufautured for a Customer T

by 11n4u}fART

TA4-411QUHART & ADAMSON'S
HOUSE-FURNISHING ES LISHMENT AND NORTH OF ENGLAND
13 and 15, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

Workshops, Church-lar
:Tawdry and Export Order: nrn,

Bold.str,

The House Furnish

HART :till

IVISON. may 1

ided Four

'OUSE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

'l►ie machine
.1

le evening;
I. In the la

ereCted, and at interva
fined. Messa

opposite ends

of the room

asked a:

At a quarter to seven, Mr. J. Hallett Shep
formed a brilliant fantasia on a grand piano-f_
been placed in one of the largest rooms of the mu-
He was loudly applauded. Madame D'Anterney,
qopeared with great success at the Philhar-
vtalian air; and afforded much gra-

rd per-

Forte. w
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

mple Rc

Iso, in it

E TREATY, an

SOLD

gOSED OF, 1
PRINTING-OFFICE, in excellent woridi

int of c

NTS, AND OT

or, 24. Ni

DOUBT

in the r

Eiberpoot tanbarb.

TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 27, 1852.

THE EDUCATION QUESTION.

OF LATE years, the question of Education has
occupied a large portion of the attention of the
public ; and it is likely to do so still mare, not
only from its intrinsic importance, but from its
connexion with various other questions of social
progress. The various systems of education, how-
ever, are so nurnerous, that they require some ex-
planation; and there is no small danger of con-
founding them, especially when three or four dis-
tinct systems are before Parliament in one session,
,or even in one week.

The principle of Church Education is maintained
by a large number of Churchmen, especially in this
country, where, with all our liberty of conscience,
the Church of the land numbers a very large and
increasing majority. But the term " Church Edu-
cation" admits of various explanations; for while
some would give it a signification almost at variance
with toleration, others receive it with great libe-
rality. The most stringent plan is that of Mr.
DENISON., the Archdeacon of Taunton, with whom
the High Church party in general cooperate. He
would have each school under the sole management
of the clergyman, allowing of an appeal only to the
bishop of the diocese ; be would have a law requir-
ing every schoolmaster and schoolmistress to be a
communicant ; and he would in no case relax the
teaching of the Catechism. On this subject, the
minds of the subscribers to the National Society
are now agitated; and in all probability the annual
meeting in June will be a scene of unsatisfactory
discussion and painful division. The more mode.

Ly that most of the objects can
Q;mnler way. The

Clergy in general are glad to have the cooperation
. .

that an appeal to tl

Privy Council, on subjects of

a deli

quite suffi
, thE

secure the fact of

without the enact-

In the MO
fficulty ;

Cated

Natio

1 there 1

to give ins
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

Lord PAL%

mip which had been patched

ler of a Co

MERTON

1 " CUPID

ctions combination

ment will I

iy modificatio

measure

e illegal I

rtSTON and Lord

the d iser

to the

a-montane
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

cheers

A lengthened discussion then took place upon a motion
of Sir E. BUXTON'S, for leave to bring in a bill allowing
a small sum to be paid by candidates to poor electors,
for obtaining reasonable refreshment. Upon a division.

he motion was carried by

e other business was
adjourned at half-past one

7 03 LO
then di

,ed of, and the house
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

„franre.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND HAVRE.
The fol!owing FIRST-CLASS STEAM-SHIPS
• dam- or other suitable Steamers arc intended to
.- Sail (with or without Pi 1311) from COBURG
DOCK, RS follows :
From LIVERPOOL to jik---VRE DIRECT,
ADMIRAL .... Monday, May,,,f, at 10 o'clock, Morning.

, ..
COMMODORE.. Monday, M2llO, at 2 o'clock, Afternoon,
I/ ADMIRAL .... Monday fay 17, at 9 o'clock, Morning.
CommonoaE.. Mond , May 24, at 1 o'clock, Afternoon.
ADMIRAL .... Mo ay, May 31, at sa o'clock. Morning.
t:/- Shippers mug( describe in their. Shipping Notes the con-
tents of the Packages.

Fares —Cabin, 2.55. ; Steerage,l2s. 6d.
For Freight or Passage apply, in Havre, tO DONALD CURRIE ;
in London, to J. B. FOORD, 52, Old Broad-street ; in
Glasgow, to G. and J. BURNS, 9, Buchanan-street; in Mtn-
cheater, to JOHN WALKER, 77A, Market-street; or here, to
BURNS and MAC IVER. 1. Rumford-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

y of the Hall, endeavoured to put a que;

st crie3 of " Turn him out," 8

!ontusion

the po

'ere in attendar

remainder of his ad

nis party were

tend for Repeal of the I
..,ed this ani

cheers f

so far as t

)y a JAN

and, after a s

co, a strong body of
re called in, and partial order

reas, in

not prepared

to withdraw

n with Irel
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

a relative t

Il did not call for

rved that the

iat tho certificates

oulcl be o

LAUNCH OF THE CLEOPATRA.—Yesterday, at high
water, the Cleopatra, the first of three splendid screw
steamers now being built for Messrs. M'Lean, M`Larty,
and Co., of Liverpool, was launched from the building-
yard of Messrs. Alexander Danny and Brother. The
"'eopatra is the third vessel built by the same firm for
APLean, M'Larty, and Co., and the first of three
.3razilian trade. She is adapted for carrying a

large ca

Length of keel and fort
3f ho'

breadth of beam,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

2, BOLD-STREET,
TE THE SAVINGS' BAN}

OPPOS

LONDON

ASSURANCE CORPORATION.
7, Royal Exchange. London. April 21, 1852.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the Court 3o
Directors have this day con uted and appoint
JOHN SCOTT, Esq. of No. I, la-buildings Wat Pr-or.,
their AGENT and RECEI ' for Fire and r ;f.
Business for LIVERP , and Parts adjac
1 John Small, Esq„i nwl

JOHN LAURENCE, Secretary. I

DEAFNESS.
re daily

URRAY IN
, M.R.C.S.,

WOOL.
ssor of A

t to the Roial
35t- CST thalet. rl

y his new m(
'1 TUESDAY, I

.nn-street, I
Shrewsbur)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

he Hon. En!
winal Dock

. A ',mimic always
VERPOOI. SOLELY for FURNISHING

lIIONS, IN

MA N T I

AND

,lILLI

THE FIRST HOUSES IN LONDI

kND PARIS

LLINERY

3. have much. pleasure
S, and SILKS, for Tills D

LA:E.-ell Some tsAtitAOP.DINARY CHEAP LOTS of DRES SILKS and BAREtir...,..._
• THEIR ONE-GUINEA LOT OF 500 BARLGE qUAAVLS WILL DEFY ALL COMPETITION.
Several CHEAP LOTS of LUTON BONNETS, at Is:"pot--1::6d. each, very fine; also, RIBBONS to match, from 6.# to 81d
per Yard:

lIAWLS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

varialK,Gl
of that

tha

rounding

ountry

victuals, however, we should be indisposed to at-
tempt such a quixotic proceeding. The peace pro-
mselves are in the habit of bolting

press men th

their doors, thus acknowledging that mankind has
not yet arrived at complete morality ; and, as
tion, it is scarcely safe, in the ores

na-
. of the

nt stat

vorid, to dispenie with similar protective appliances.
tt the meeting of the Dock Committee, on
lay, Mr. EYRE EVANS exhibited a most ex-
tba iln"L•

ommittee—of which he is a member—as com-
pared with that of the Town Council—of which,
'le is not a member. The question at
us, whether the former body should contri-

fortunat

bate its Quota

wards the proper formation of a
street, designed, in a great measure, as one of
the approaches to the Wapping Dock. Mr. EVANS,
however, contends that the'Dock Committee have
do with the making of streets. f‘ The
says, "derives everything from the com-
the port, through the medium of the
therefore might well level its own streets
the great benefit arising from the
rendered the new levels necessary."

nothing

coerce

locks, an

n return for

ause whic

nit that docks

hways ; and that
to call upon the shopkeepers of the

well-paved h

. .
h of Liverpool, who are the largest ratepayers,
,ribute the whole of the charge of forming

ng in repair those highways. A little of
the give-and-take principle might be adopted with-
)ut " compromising" the Dock Committee, which
AN S seems to fear. There is, we observe, a
ce between the Town Clerk and the Dock
al liability, in the matter, of

to the

Laiv- yen, like doctor%

will differ. But a quarrel between tbeirsvrespectis,re
clients is so very like a falling out between the left
hand and the right, that it ought to be discouraged
as an absurdity. Surely the Dock Committee.

gentlemen and men of business

nge this trifling affair without any great

In reference
r for Tostet

to the election c
i-park, th

an assistant-over-

Mercury of Friday says,
lieved by the non-residents
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

the ne

to the

)ankir

be
enhance r

or to hr.

consume
whe

,he merca

s peculiar.

md, to promote
es or

rp exch

t of ti

revious

the Ba

ect, the comr

steps ought

pon which a

nd to

es of such

is no

ity will

)e adopted to
;h is the only

upon rast

seen, has

, owing

It will sustain
known to be
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

of missio

"At home the society has missions in London, Bristol,
and Manchester. It is hoped that the time is not distant,
when it will also have one in Liverpool. _ _

"Abroad, it has missions atJerus;lem,Jaffa,Cairo, Bag.
dad, Constantinople, Jassy. Bucharest, Cracow. Trieste,
Warsaw, Lublin, Suwalki, Peirikau, Posen, Lissa, Gnssen,
Danzig, IConigsberg, Berlin, Breslau, Gothenburg, Am-
sterdam, Frankfort-on-the-Maine, Creuznach, Strasburg,

and Ora

"The material building of a mission church has not been

erected i n vain at Jerusalein, nor the public ministry afforded
by this society been unheard by any but the small band of
Christian worshippers within its walls. Christ Church, on
the top of Mount Zion, visible from almost every part of
the city, is like a beacon set on a bill. Jews, as well as
Mahometans, and professing Christians of different
churches, come in during the time of divine :service, to
witness the mode of worship. They see no idols, nor any
practice of idolatry, and, even when they do not under-
stand the language, they cannot quit the threshold of such
a church without a favourable impression as to the earnest
simplicity of the worship to which it is dedicated.
" The congregation of Christ Church now numbers 88
adults and 43 children. Of these 37 adults and 25 chil-
dren are Israelites: 14 adults and 11 children have died ;
of whom 5 adults and 7 children were Israelites, mostly
baptized at Jerusalem. Also, 36 adults, of whom 25 were
Israelites, have left that city. Thus a total of 138 adults
and 54 children are, or have been, members of that con-
gregation; of whom 67 adults and 32 children were
Israelites."

" The funds of the Parent Society are less this year than
the last by £1,739. but this is to be accounted for by
their having had last year an unusual amount of legacies
and special contributions : from one individual, the late
Miss Cook, they received £l,OOO for one object, and £5OO
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

NISININM;INIE

PROTESTANTISM AT THE COMING
ELECTION.

The committee of t
(dress (fifth series)

e National Club ha
to the Protestant elf

just issued an

,
advising them to apply
election the following tests
. .

each candidate at the

" Ask him,—
" 1. Will he maintain the institutions of our country
and will he maintain them Protestant ?

" 2. Will he defend the Christian character of the Bri-
tish Parliament, as declared in the form of the oath ra-
red from Protestants, ' on the true faith of &Christian ?'
-hat are his views of the claims of the Romish
- Is he for the supremacy of the Pope, or of

Will he pay the Romish priests
Will he maintain the Act whirl:

yes British

this practical test

ain pie

" These are pl.,
What course does the candidate Cilia in his canvass
Does he rely on the influence of the Romish priests
Then be quite sure that he is no friend of yours. For r

man can treat with the priests and be true to you. The
priests do not swerve from their purposes, and are not
duped. If a candidate has their influence, it is because he
has already consented to sacrifice your interests. If re-
turned to Parliament by their help, it will be to do their
bidding; and when the question arises which w;"
your rights and their claims, ho will vof-
will betray you.
These questions are_now at issue

for them,

,nese principles j

you cas

From you t

of party, and the

,ions of common

Here is the true foundation of national g;;;t:
A people that fear God He will preserve, If they
His law He will cast out their name."

A.CCIDE

TS FROU A
►haeton bel

RUNAV

Y ITO It

—On I

ng to Dr. Taylor ;a; I

being driven along Brownlo

horse toO-1-i I

, and, in runnit
d Margaret Rat
ied from the eff

away, kno,

nee and injured her so much that
on Fria- 4 little boy was

the same

ADDRESS

During

townsman

Mr. Du

)n the

of Sir R. Peel, re
cress :—" Mr. Du

arver at pee

lENTATIC
that Mr.

the die

I again, and
Esq., of Lissa

accessor t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

t. They

ill be a crowd

WHIG-RADI

ELECTORS OF LIME-STREE'I

AST NIGHT

EXTRA ORDIN,

7? V Rr

A. meeting of the

hig-ra

Ward wa

trade an
Cardwel

c candidates

Picton, (

on, Luff, James Aikin, Den

T. Hai

gh, Sharp, &

The Concert-hall wrs crow

:re obvi.

Catholics,

Mr. PICTON

as proposed to un

d not trespass u

of theirs rouses

a the right

f Litne-scree

night, for the purpose of hearing

for the borough, Messrs

,form we observed Mr,

.;natrman or toe want uommittee, Mr. J. A.
ouncillor for the 'Ward, Messrs. A. Lace, W.

n all parts ; and amongst

siderable sprinkling of carpenters

proceeded to

.gency, when it

r they

Cries of " Big
wages.") He
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

April 21, or any subsequent Wednesday, at Mr. Morgan's, Li
verpool.

DIVIDENDS.—May 13, W. Foster, Great Bolton, Lancashire,
cotton spinner.

CERTIFICATES.—May 13, G. Hopkinson, Liverpool, conch
builder—May 12, J. and J. Heywood, Liverpool, provision
dealers—May 11, J, Yates,-Prescot, Lancashire, builder.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—C. W. and F. Shand, Liver-
pool, merchants ; as far as regards A. and S. W. Shand—T.
Smith and W. C. 13eswick, Liverpool, sailmakers—J. Wilkin-
son and Son, Stockport and Manchester, cotton spinners—Ber-
nard and Leveson. Manchester, importers of foreign goods—
Haigh; Collinge, and Co., and Haigh, Green, and Co., Ports-
mouth, Lancashire, cotton spinners; as far as regards J. Bar-
rowclough—Daniel, Owtram, and Buckle, Manchester, manu-
facturers—Powell and NVarburton, Warrington, grocers.

Friday, April 23, 1852.

Henry Lamplough, late of Soon-hill, London, chymist.
John George Lacy, Great St. Helen's, I3ishopsgate-street,
London, gun manufacturer.
James Laing, Southampton, coal merchant.
William Loder, Wokingha:•n, innkeeper.
Thomas Wel.b, Burslem, Staffordshire, joiner.
John Meek, Wolverhampton, victualler.
Richard Wilson Todd and Richard Hobbs, Bath, ironmon-
gers.
Elizabeth Ann Yandsll, Bath, innkeeper.
Mary Fouracre, IVigan, innkeeper, and StandiSh-with-Lang-
tree, colliery proprietor.
Thomas Pearce and William Tbackray, Sunderland, timber
merchants.

Henry Bates and Henry Wiiliamson, Warley, Halifax, coal
mon brewers.

. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.-J. Johnson, Liverpool
and Seacombe, Cheshire, grocer, die. of Is. 2d., any Wednes
day, at Mr. Morgan's, Liverpool.—J. Dewhurst, Preston, Lam
cashire, provision dealer

DIVIDEND.—May 15, J. Chew, Manchester, stuff manufac.
turer.

CE ItTIFICATES.—May H, W. Sharp, Liverpool, merchant—
May 18, W. Pritchard, Liverpool, tea merchant—May 17, \V,
Caldwell, Shevington, Lancashire, coal proprietor—May 17. E.
Clark and H. Bleackley, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, Lancashire,
ironmongers.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVE D.—Siddeley and Co., Liverpool,
brassfounders—Lister, Mills, and Fletcher, Birkenhead, aril
engineers; as far as regards J. Lister—P. and A. Town, Goos-
naigh, Lancashire, innkeepers—Cross and Illakinson, Man-
cnester, joiners—D. Greenhalgh and T. Kenyon, Stubbings
and Manchester, calico printers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

STEAM COMMUNICATION

BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND DROGHEDA.
The DROGHEIIIe-SfEAM-PACKET COM.
Pefir fleet
,41011, PANT'S ttiv)ieeeCt of new and powerful iron
" AOL. Steam-s are intended to sail, with Goods
ant Passengers, from the south side of the
Collinprod DoclKLiverpool,(with or without Pilots,) as under:
WEDNESDAY, April 2.8, at 5 o'clock, Afternoon.
THURSDAY, April 29, at 6 o'clock, Afternoon.
SATURDAY, 'May 1, at 8 o'clock, Night.
Goods received daily at the Coilingwood Dock, Liverpool, and
forwarded to Drogheda per first vessel. Freights moderate.
Cabin Fare, (including Steward's Fee,) 10*.
For further particulars apply to
WILLIAM WELROY, 35, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

THE CARNARYON and BANGOR RAILWAY Will be
opened early in May.

THE SHREWSBURY AND HEREFORD RAILWAY from
Shrewsbury to Ludlow was opened on Tuesday. The
works between Ludlow and Hereford are progressing
satisfactorily.

TRAFFIC RETURNS. -The traffic returns for the week
ending April 18, on the undermentioned English lines of
railway, are as follow :- 1852. 1851.
London and North Western .. £44,327 .. £42,853
Midland . .
Lancashire and Yorkshire .... 16,097 .. 16,672
London and South-Western.... 12,031 .. 11,129
London and Brighton .. 11,240 .. 10,864
Great Western 18,331 .. 17,057
South Eastern ....
York and North Midland
Shrewsbury and Chester
Shrewsbury and Birmingham .. 720 .. 575
Manchester, Shell'. and Lincoln 6,618 .. 6,617
Bristol and Exeter 4,496 . 4,283
York, Newcastle, and Berwick 13,640 .. . 13,291
Eastern Counties and Norfolk 14.489 .. 14,707
Great Northern ..
Chester and Holyhead . .
North Staffordshire
Leeds Northern ..
South Devon
South Wales ..
The total receipts on the above lines being £212,180
against £201,939 in the corresponding week ; the increase
is shown to be £10,241. The number of miles open on
the above lines was, in 1852, 4,2621, and in 1851, 4,141,
showing an increase of 121 miles.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES.

MANCHESTER.—The indications of grenter firmness previ-
ously observable in the yarn market issued in a buoyant tone of
feeling and a general requirement of higher prices on Tuesday
last. In goods, also, there was a hardening tendency, but
without any actual advance beyond lid. per piece in the better
qualities of 40-inch shirtinga. On Thursday, and still more on
Friday, however, there was a sensibly diminished buoyancy in
yarns, with a holding back on the part of buyers. The advance
on Tuesday might be stated at *d. to id. per lb., or about one-
half of what had been lost between the 16th ult. and the 13th
instant ; for instance, In water twist, fully one-half of the
to id. which had been conceded was required; 'whilst warps
and pin•cops and 40's and 50's reeled mule recovered the entire
farthing they had yielded in the time referred to. There may
be, along with an abatement of spirit, a slight modification of
extreme quotations in some instances. This quieter state of
the market is mainly attributable to the increased receipts of
cotton at Liverpool; yet prices range there 1-16 d. to *d. per
lb. higher than they did a week back. Since Tuesday, thel
lower qualities of 40-inch skirtings have been in more request
for the East, and all qualities have gained about lid. per piece.
Domestics are still dull, but there are now symptoms of rather
more business.

Roc it DA LE.—We: have had a better attendance of buyers in
the market, and more inquiry after goods, but prices have un-
dergone no change. The wool market is inactive, and the ma-
nufacturers purchase for immediate use only.
LEEDS.—The reports from the Cloth Halls this week are to
the effect that the markets have been rather dull and not many
goods have changed hands. Nor has ;he amount of cloth de-
livered direct by the manufacturers to the merchants been to
an (average extent. But, generally, the woollen trade of the
town and district is in much the same state of gentle activity
that we have had to report for some time past.
MACCLESFIELD.—Our manufacturers during the" last few
days experienced a snore active demand for their goods, and
prices are somewhat better.
NorriNotiAm.—Since the termination of the holidays the
lace and hosiery trades have each experienced more activity in
most of their several branches, although there are exceptions
in each trade, which exceptions will doubtless be obviated when
the weather becomes sufficiently genial to allow ladies to cast
aside their winter attire. The price of yarn remains firm.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

pipe-eta

down to t

n a stiff c

Dn their

looking d

3ill fl

xes the standard height of a
and above, which would
rortion of the New Militia men
The rev. gentleman, and

pacific people taking it into their
some of our valuables without

lisagri

able necessity of paying for

rue securit

trade ivith

of past
oldiery of
An unarmed

by trading communitie
despoiled by the fierce

nations

warlike,
) trade, may, according to the peace
a safely, even in these enlightened days,

infested with banditti

As in-di-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

st considerable laughter, d

Fitzroy Kelly's speech at Ipsw

,h, to Mr. Turner's

lackenzie's speeches, to the Chancellor of the

ier's views, and other points, remarking that they
ne cry of confidence in Lard Derby.

converged in

Cheers and hisses, and a voice—'

•" Give us a bit of the

navigation laws.") Ti

great test, he said, was prosperity,

and plenty of work for the working classes, and contended
rovement had taken place in the condition
(Cheers and counter• cheers.) He corn.

that a great inr

of those class

mented upon the decrease of pauperism, and increased
ieese, and sugar, even, which, he

consumption of butter

eschewed by Mr.

Bramley-Moore. (Three

.e given for Mr. Bramley-

Moore.) After

s, the chairman resumed his seat

able confusion here ensued

person in his shirt sleeves having risen in the gallery to

Mr. BL

KBURN was commencing a spc

the platform

iIiFFERY, after

a few minutes of

dumb show,

o enforce order, amidst cries o

" Shipwrecked goods;" and at length

Mr. Black

71 proceeded

kfter a

nute's epee

row ensued, and some party was ejected from the body of
the meeting. Mr. Blackburn finally moved the first reso.

3n, expressing a sense of the necessity of maintaining
... _

Trade, and enforced his

iews amidst much interrup-

considerable lend

wearyir
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

SIR,—On the 13th of this month I took the
liberty of inditing a letter to you, through the Li-
verpool Standard, on the subject of your address to
the electors of this town, and to which you have
not thought proper to reply. I can only ascribe
your silence to one of two reasons, viz., either that
you find it impossible to confute my statements, or
that you are afraid to dabble further in the statistical
waters, lest you should raise the mud to the surface,
and thereby expose to the public the impurity of the
system you are so contumaciously defending.
Now I have always understood that when persons
make public statements, and more especially so when
seeking the honour of representing a large consti-
tuency, that it is„a duty incumbent upon them, and
a debt justly due to the electors, that they should
manfully defend their own statements, or openly and
candidly admit their error.
If your ideas are, that you think by your silence
the subject is disposed of, and that it will die away
as a nine days' wonder, you greatly deceive yourself,
as the succeeding portion of this letter will prove,
and to which I again call your attention. I boldly
throw down the gauntlet, and fearlessly challenge
you to confute the statements I have previously, and
shall continue to adduce, in proving the fallacy of
the system of a one-sided Free Trade, and 'that the
figurative display in your address is anything but a
proof of the wisdom of that policy.
You say the increase in the exports of 1851 over
1842 are the effects of Free Trade. In my last let-
ter I showed you, in the gross„that this was not the
case. I will now, as an additional proof, go some-
what further into detail.

An Account of the total amount of British and Irish
Produce and Manz actures exported to Europe
in Atom- )840, 1845, and 1850:
Protection years Free Trade
year
1840 , 1845 1830
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

Errlanb.

LIVERPOOL AND BELFAST.
The splendid iron Steam-ship
BLENHEIM
is intended to sail from LIVERPOOL for
BELFAST, (with or without a pilot,) from the Clarence
Dock : namely,

THURSDAY, April 29, at Clock, Evening.
TUESDAY, May 4, 0 o'clock, Evening.
SATURDY, May ,at 11 o'clock, Evening.
THURSDAY, M 13, at 7 o'clock, Evening.
TUESDAY, ay 18, at 10 o'clock, Evening.
SATURDAY, May 22, at 11 o'clock, Evening.:
THURSDAY, May 27, at 5 o'clock. Evening.
Leaving Belfast for Liverpool on the 27th April, lst, 6th, 11th,
15th, 20th, 25th, and 29th May.
LANGTRYS and CO., 20, Water-street, Liverpool.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVER-
POOL AND SLIGO.
. •
SHAMROCKTII AL* The splendid and powerful Steam-ship
Captain A. APLEAN; or
ROSE Captain TURNBULL,
.IS intended to sail .hetween.the above ports, with Goods and
Passengers, (with or without a Pilot, and with liberty to tow
vessels), as under :
LIVERPOOL TO SLIGO.
Sails from Clarence Dock Basin.
WEDNESDAY, April 28, at 'Clock,
FAKE
First Cabin (includin
Second Ditto (dit
Steerage, or Dec • • B5.
Goods required to alongside the vessel ONE HOUR be-
fore the time of S • ng.

„_
Apply to JAMES HARPER, Sligo; JOHN WALKER, 77A,
Market-street, Manchester; or to
• T. MARTIN and BURNS and Co.,
12, Water-street. Liierpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

ake, 220 feet

height of spar-deck,
7 feet 6 inches. Her engines, which arc by Messrs. Tul-
loch and Denny, are of 300 horse power.—Dumbarton
Herald.

, 19 feet

lONICCOPATHIC DISPENSARY.—We perceive that a
-supporting Homoeopathic Dispensary, intended for

or the poor. has been
No. 3, Clarence-street, near Brownlow-
hill. In addition to advice giten at the rooms, we under-
stand it w'll provide medical attendance for those who
may require it at their_bouses. The attending physician
and surgeon is Dr. 3'. Roche, 63, Upper Canning-street,
the consulting physicians being Dr. Drysdale, Rodney-
street, and DT:liners, Bedford-street South, and con-
sulting surgeon, Mr. John Moore, Great George-street.
We observe, for the further information of our readers,
that the fee for advice, with medicine, is ls., and for each
visit Th. 6d.

yes of
lied at

ree dispensary

FIRE AT PRESTON.—Abont midnight yesterday week
one of the most fearful conflagrations ever witnessed in
Preston occurred in the Market-place of that town. The
fire commenced in the shop of Mr. Gregory, tailor
and draper. Before the flames could be subdued, the
premises occupied by Mr. Gregory were completely gutted,
and his stock destroyed. It is only three weeks since he
insured for £3OO in the British Empire Mutual Assurance
Company. Mr. Woods, tobacconist, on the west side of
Mr. Gregory's, sustained a loss of near upon £3OO, covered
by insurance in the, Phoenix Office. The stock of Mr.
Smith, on the west, was uninsured ; his loss will be con-
siderabla. The damage to the building is estimated at
£5OO to £6OO. From information in the possession of
the police, there is every reason to believe that the fire
was the work of an incendiary.

ALARMING FIRE AT MANCHESTER.—On Saturday
morning, a little after ten o'clock, a stack of cotton was
discovered to be on fire in the spinning-mill of Mr. W.
Speakman, Brown-street, Salford. A strange and excit-
ing scene resulted from the panic which spread among the
workpcople employed in the upper stories, who, alarmed
by the dense volumes of smoke ascending from the third
storey, in which the fire took place, sought escape by
fastening the leather straps together which giTe motion to
the machinery, and suspending them from the windows.
Others used cords not so thick as the little finger. No
very serious accident resulted, though, considering the
height and the small apertures in the windows through
which the people got, it is surprising. The mill having
fire-proof floors, the fire was got out without extending
beyond the room where it originated.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

N ENIrV 0 I

HERO
_ ESM ERA LDA
- TANGIER
HOME
MIDDLESEX
FOREST QUEEN I OVETT.
PHILADELPHIA FAULKE
FRANCIS P. SAGE ROBSON
JAVA JACKSON
t ST. CHARLES HILLIAR

'VVEETZER
MUIR
PARMELEE ....1650.

The above splendid American Packets were built expressly
for the trade ; coppered and copper fastened ; with lofty 'tween
decks, well ventilated fore and aft. The accommodation for

malodors ends
on board dur

age Passengers is very superior. and the Corn-
.your to promote the health and comfort of those
the voyage.

Provisions (included in the Fare) are found by the Ship,
according to Government Scale.
Berths and State-rooms for Families, or others who wish to

be more select, c
each person.

n he secured on receipt of a deposit of £1

All-particulars relative to Emigration, together with rates of
passage, &c.. may be had on application (post paid to and fro)

CFIAR.LI S HILL and ef

Emigration Office, 60, Waterloo-road,Liverpool.
N.B.—Persons holding Black Ball prepaid Certificates, enti-
tling them to free passage on Ist and 16th of the mouth, are
re _nested to be in Liverpool three days prior to those dates.
NOTICE.—C. HILL and CO. have no connexion with Mr.
Richard Murphy, 83, South-street, New York.

The GREAT BRITAIN is now in her Berth, Wellington Dock,
and Shippers are requested to send down their Goods at
their earliest convenience.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK:

The GREAT BRITAIN,
Steam Ship, 3500 Tong,
Captain B. R. MATHEWS.
_-•-• (Late Commander of the G}trAT WESTERN

and CITY OF GLAso Ships,)
Will be despatched on SATO RDAY 110 ING next, the Ist May,
from the Wellington Dock. Liverp , Direct to NEW YORK.

RATES OF PrSSAGE

First Cabin 2O Guineas.
Second Ditto l3 „
With a few Mid ip Cabin Berths 15 „
Including Steward's ee, the attendance of an experienced
Surgeon, and all P •isions, except Wines and Liquors, which
will be supplied very moderate prices.
tl3- No steerage Passengers taken.
Each Passenger in the After Saloon will be allowed Half a
Ton, and in the Fore Saloon a Quarter of a Ton Measurement
for Personal Luggage, independent of State Room accommoda-
tion. Freight will be charged on any exceeding these quanti-
ties at 60s.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

BIRTHS.

On the 16th inst., at
MarYbill.
tnreear,GTosxgtoewth-tphaerkw,iftehoef Mr.
N 1 • f
Daniel Quin, tailor, of two boys and a girl.
On the 18th inst., Mrs. T. Wilson, Oxton-view, Higher
Troannmtheerei,l3.othflndsatu„ in ghte,rioxteth.set
e
ofoAnir. thSe.l/ka
81thjoirn,sotf. haetr Majesty's
stTho Customs,
mas,sparsoonf a son.
azesSt.
H el-2 en .
the wife of the Rev. T. Mostyn, of a daughter. "

On the Igth inst., the wife of Mr. E. Jones, ofOxton-road, of
a daughter.

theLeecestreet, On l9th
of ist., the wife of Mr. Wm. Inkster, perfumer,
na
son.
On the 20th inof st.
s,
on. the wife of Mr. William Smith, of Great
George-street, a
On the 21st inst., in Fairtield-terraCe, Edge lane, the wife of
the Rev. F. Ould, of a son.
On the 21st inst., in Hope-place, the wife of Mr. W. B. Wray,
organist of the Blind Asylum Church, of a daughter.
On the 22nd inst, the wife of Mr. J. M'Lean, plumber,
Kirkdale. of a son.
On the 24th inst., the wife of Mr. G. B. Taylor, of a son.
On the 2Gth Instant, at Belmont-oad, West Derby, the wife
of John Ireland, Esq., of a son.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

partners, called "

se, contrary to one's ordinary

e birth to cheru

and tin.

arty arrived we were intro-

ronly-looking lady as Mrs. -,

!d up the room, Co a blooming young
mother for a celeztial progeny, as the

worldly or spiritual distinc-

kt first, I thought it a misconception,
t inquiry confirmed the fact of there being two mis-
esses in the same establishment, both with terrestrial
) perform, which I found afterwards to
es, where the parties could lay

other insta

o any particular saint

RIETIES

AN AMENDED PROVERB.—Good champagne needs no
gooseberry-bush.

No MAN has a right to do as he pleases, except when
he pleases to do right.—A thousand probabilities do not
make one truth.

CORRESPONDENCE.

Letters addressed to the Editor should be accompanied by the
real name and address of the writer, not for publication, but
as a guarantee of good faith ; this is indispensably requisite

Ti
]Miffs(

in any statement of facts.
Editor Wishes it to be understood that he does not bold
for the opinions or statements of his

QUALIFICATIONS OF CANDIDATES FOR

PARLIAMENT,

1 To

3DITOR of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

SIR,—At the present time there are, to my mind,
three points on which it is desirable candidates should be
ablo to promise their honest support.

s genera

'ion to ourse
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

FREIGHT

Fine Goods, 60s. per Ton Measurement; Coarse Goods, Hard-
ware, and ‘Veight, subject to agreement; without Primage, if
paid here ; or with five per cent. Primage if paid at New York,
at 84 SOc. per pound sterling. _ _

Goods intended for any part of America forwarded with care
and economy.
CARGO received at the south-west corner Wellington Dock
up to Six o'clock, r.m., on the Evening of Thrust,Alr, 29th of
April. Parcels until Six, r.m., on FRIDAY, the soth, at the
Office, 1, North John-street.
Apply in Bristol, to Ginns Ilarotyr, and Co.; London, G.
SEYMOUR, Sun court, Cornbill ; GlaSkoW, zA/oUtt IRVIN and
Co.; Dublin, WILLIAM CARSON and SoN, or H. L. ALLEN
Belfast, GEORGE C. Pim and Co. ; Manchester, YATES and
CORKLING ; Birmingham, to R. W. WINFIELD; Leeds, DAVY
and Co.; Paris, J. MARCO DEL PONT; Havre, THEODORE
BARBEY; New York, RICHARD IRVIN ; Or IO