The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-20 00:00:00

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s'N C nOLY OCCORREN:tE taok place at the Low
Egremont,mala
near (Cumberland) on Thursday
d Charlotte Wa
„.114111,,tfiler life. She was assistingar in hoisting upon, someaged
rags from a lower floor, when her clothes
.w.ere
41, .v.Y a wheel which was revolving with great rapidity,
Se "41 was impossible to extricate her until the ma-
'4eriti; 'ad been stopped, she•was found to be quite dead
fer removal was effected.
~Olbkilli?GE ASSAULTED TM PRISONER.—At the Lin.
S'"?4,zes, James Smith, aged 18, was tried and con.
itsiae oaf' ,a burglary and violen.t. assault in the dwelling-
SIY. a 'John Walton, at Busbingham, on the llth of
ge; Peutence of death -was passed upon the prisoner.
61,,tlage had scarcely uttered the last word before the
,13,,"e,r, with thegreatest force he possessed, threw his
lislordship, which Struck him on the right shoulder.
momentAtt; the fellow -was seized by two turnkeys, and
vo from the dock.
SlioL,t7trAßY IMPRISVNISENT.—At the recent Devon
ar. Sillifant called attention to the 'fact of a
LIS -11,„1„ Persons being now in the debtors' vent who
1,7,1ett,;'" Lila means Of liberating themselves, 'but who
remaining there at the of the county,
tled nested that the attention of p
arliamentphould be
.t_ta the subject, with a view of providing a remedy.
4%44 are said one mar. had been in the ward for thirty
I.lyat the expense of the county, and refused his
c a ,naioN
b, Isat ARMY.—Rumours have reached
ertrul- Progress of Mormonism in the ranks. We are
Zeref.„lsorrY to -hear of this, even as a, report, and
Ztly 4,the tales so current at Malta are
tk7Dhe„,-"e inventiorr cf the enemy. We know that this
Ltrantls sect has agents there, as in other parts of
raWfsq.'s dominions, but we cannot believe that they
elac" with thatarnount of success to wbizh they have
etre. ni with so much audacity.—United Service Ga-

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AzotolOn t --ATIPWAT" ACCIDENT AT BieRNLEY.—AiI VC-
(I., Derroanbl , consisting of 35 marriages, and
tv ctoentainnelieg,
qt, :_. st who had been on a pleasure trip
he ee:lelval at 'Burnley at balf-pas , e o'clock on
le! ithienight by the fault or inability of a pointstemn,
re'Zi AT?: a ;tone Ball, by which two of the carriages
uet lee red to pieces. The scneane"whicia ensued was
ci,,-nentables and ahnose In . desrription, the
lelttitie.vi mothers for their children being mingled with
, and
'et, e groans of the wounded. Four persons were
t '4 between 20 and 30 seriously injured.
Neitleree PROCESS.—It is laid that" the
Ni -IFELRGEAPHIC
Serfeekal eve success of the telegraph across the Irish
comet/4.as at length led some speculators to entertain
ktlAti., the .project of laying down a telegraphic
eetteeee'eation between Europe and America." This
stettiosietia pbroebrabtlyws written before the recent misad-
Trish telegraph. • Its quotation
it'lsffraphie enewet.l'aro leirnPortance to the general progress. of
le' "aidauce of it:anne communication of circumspection
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very
rau w,
l'4,4oits may be ee pc ; the probability of feture progress
"Pendent on the way in which past
the sebe ?allied out. We do not speel: in reference
panne onecora Just noticed, but to the extension of sub.
communication •
litTneeßl, on in general.—ne liuqder.
iCte toee,c*(tal•—On Tuesday evening, the pretty
4141 "A "4, Newent was visited with one of the most
4liie ii.. destructive storms that have ever occurred
IteZeloelting memory, It commenced shoat half-past
kl till ' and continued to rage with extraordinaey vio-
t4tost . tlearlY eight. The day bad been intensely and
bh!li littlaPportably hot, and before the storm burst
tiP%lle jtB furyi the thunder had been rumbling and
Hof .Rii la the distance for some time, but no indica-
kttPree: a frightful scene which subsequently occurred
lerevnateds
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lyttnessbeelvcaems,ewshherenudauedddietin Ityhitchke
dwahtkonleeshs_e-
N,: that might almost be felt ; lurid lightning flashed
thgtite ~everyevery direction, flash after flash succeeding each
11,kletl'a fearful rapidity, followed by such roars of
Zg-Iletills seemed to shs.ke the firm earth to its very
iSkite.°ll, and filled the stoutest with dismay and appre-
VitileeAt the onsetof the storm a perfect deluge of
kceittki744,ded, but that was soon followed .by such a tor-
)4, is oases as no living thing eoulef safely face,
A,l
ielt destruction In every direction. Nearly every
A, 1,141 r town has been injured more or less. Nearly
Neetaile seer in the 'lndependent Chapel was • broken.
4lllies'er bad many of the windows in his house de-
Ikli:obe The Crops in the immediate neigoboarhood
Re. *era sadly handled. The hailstones which had
i.,° as ia,a. gathered up •by pailsful, and many of them
lieee 'Re as walnuts.
kh, t WlYZelinez OF THE GREAT TUBULAR BRIDGE, OVER
1101 Prk; AT CREFSTOW.—This great national under-
Nererc happily brought to a completion on Wednes.
Net% eeannt at half-past eleven o'clock. The .most
W.,:4 be.eteinent prevailed. at all towns along the qttle
kid b_tllß known that the single bridge already •com-
et4sould be tested that day, and large crowds of
kketeor ehel,kroe in from all parts. At half-past eleven the
ale;Ple, carrying the•national flags, was seen ap-
liteaket' d'osil the station. :Om it was Mr. Brunel, the
ile ereef the line. The signal was given, the engine
lieSieleueed along *with two trucks of spectators and. n
NOtOp',. vand of 'music. Easily and smoothly the en.
44.,. Tissed, driven b Mr Martelle, the superinten-
Veret',e Motion was asyemoCth es possible. There was
Ve en; The train still went forward, the thousands
!, B,e'et se, banks cheering and raving hats, handker-
Vie „ The moment of most extreme anxiety
.was
ktje eleir gine entered upon that.lortion of the bridge
4k, I:Veieoerid_on the great tube, This was the most
NI 'ore " . but the train went along, still as smoothly
keietok of lerrith scarcely perceptible oscillation. The
Nte ,4Y•ee; Ponderous bridge was fox :d to be most ad-
re, 'Net ern3hed • and whenthe train entered the gorge
,14e, 'lee the, solid rock on the Gloucestershire side of
vittoeNS,!oere was the most vociferous applause from
Ili% .44,441 multitude. A de'jertner afterwards took
th:lld oeeeaufort Arms, Chepstow, .where the direc-
eeteer gentlemen congratulated Sir. Brunel on
ottllt wecement.
Aktelle4Rtatill4) Loss OF LIFE.—One of the most fearful
?ell theoells that has occurred in the city of London for
koZnette Past broke out on Thursday evening in Hay-
sette;! Of c' near the Minories, London, between the
iivht az ...d seven o'clock, and independently of de-
L4Aetteoele vast amount of property, was attended
. with
im 04°11 pitpentes to two of the firemen belonging to the
Nters. e.,,stablishment, and serious injuries to sere-
?,) fe 4 the 'though the fire originated at such an early
L'k eaat o'clocekvening, it was far from being wholly subdued
ilket Pottioe , The building, which had been cetthro_ugh
reehil /e-in consequence of certain operations of the
iltte ef we ee' Company, was of great height, con-
kte e, ~ rehouses belonging to Messrs. Conbro and
.%i: arkelitnakers and ship-chandlers, and was full of
et Nee ether articles. The firemen saw the only
1h."44 ,-,.g any of the many contiguous buildiegs.
stet, eY their hose from their respective engines
tpleetlikire(roy:itind the structure on fire, and had just got
fusedltNliteae ing order, when the roof fell in,
4114 tLe three of the upper floors to drop. The
I fe _ tiois`lelatter made the top of the southern wall fall
ttoetiZlViesornsenabling a peal of thunder. Unfortunately,
ti A, 1,, hod , the head engineer of White-street eng
tiltfle I,,ere eta (lane of his senior men, named Cramp-
-0 etc mates near, and before they had time to run
htlitee,eY iemeseeeeielit of red-hot bricks fell upon them,
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