The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-17 00:00:00

tuous anti-extradition meeting was held a few even-

Tammany-ball, the head-quarters of
the democrats of New York city. Speeches were
made by a considerable number of well-known pub-
lic characters, but the two principal speeches of the
evening were those of Mr. Brady, a popular stump

ago in

speaker and lawyer of New York, of Irish extrac-
tion, and a distinguished member of the democratic
party, and Horace Greeley, the editor of the New
York Tribune. Mr. Greeley gives us, in the report
.. •
f;om— his own journal :---i He (Kaine) is not an ordi-
nary criminal, but a man impelled to violence by a
sense of wrong—not of individual hardship merely, ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
but of political injustice. His is one act in a long Shortly after noon yesterday, the Royal Mail steam-ship
drama of violence, having its origin in the conquest America, Captain Shannon, arrived in the Mersey. bring-
of Ireland and the confiscation of its soil to the use ing New York advices of the 3rd, Boston 4th, and Hali-
fax sth instant inclusive, together with the usual United
of the conquerors. Admitting that Koine is guilty States and Borit.e American mails, specie on freight,
of the act charged, his is not purely a moral offence,ls2,ooo, and 62 passengers, a list of
amountingvvnav,,e t
hut partakes of the nature of a political one.' " subjoin :
From a party holding such notions of morality LIST OF PASSENGERS.—From Boston : Mr. J. W.
—which regards murder itself as not a moral offence Gwynne and lady, Mrs. Winnas, two daughters, and
son, Mrs. Binks, Captain J. B. B. Butts and lady, Capt.
—and so numerous as to be enabled to turn the scale ZuocgteArl-rikiNrV; Bowserm y
t r, r andan , 1 t,p, itla
Captain
rata r die) ar n el
Barry,
d
of a presidential election, we may confidently expect,
on every such occasion, some movement calculated, if Messrs. J. N. Fesser. Gabaa, R. Winnas, J. Clayton,
not intended, to disturb the peaceful relations which J. C. Sheppard, J. T. Robinson, W. Crowden, C. E'Espi-
might otherwise exist between Great Britain and nose, A. W. Thomas, A. Mathe, E. Palacios, H. H.
Lengstak, Boyle, G. Barlow, Lilly, W. Lloyd, M. Minott,
her transatlantic brethren. Charles Masson, F. Allison, W. Prain' Ajinzea, Jamison,
We have witnessed during the past week in Graham, A. Bennett, Robert Weir: mF. Vila, Cr
Liverpool some circumstances of a painful charac- M'Gee, A. Andrew, T. Sparks, W. Cressy, C. Ashton,
ter, connected with the Orange Society, which, D. 11. Teaks, J. Elliott, J. O'Mara. From Halifax :
however, have happily resulted in no serious mis- Lieut. Coles, lady, and servant, Lieut. Armstrong, R.N.,
chief. It had been intended by a majority of the Messrs. J. Miller, Strong, Coleman, Goreham, Wilson,
KTemnabeAr, M'lntosh, Davis, and Hayard.
society to abstain altogether from any demonstra-
tion this year. The taunts of the Roman Catholic sth, at 2
America
am sailed
passed fr
omtli3eoastteoannlonaltiline 4th,
Niagara,
d oirlienthaea
party, it seems, had so provoked some of the more for Boston. She' arrived at Halifax at noon on the 6th,
hot spirits, which are to be found in all similar so- and at 517 p.m. again proceeded to sea, having been de-
cieties, that a few of the lodges made arrangements tained 34 hours by the Admiral on the station. We should
for a procession on Thursday last. Informations (iaboste rtvhea thatthat
she onero
goingan
wasup Halifax
having been laid before the Magistrates that a breach slightly that gheruiLingharbour, but
scarcely perceived.
of peace would he the result, a placard was published goes into Graving Dock, however, for examination, and
by them, prohibiting the procession, and announcing will sail at her appointed time on Saturday.
that it would be put down by the police. Under The steam-ship Hermann, from Southampton, arrived
at New York on the 3rd instant, and the Asia was passed
these circumstances, and at a very short notice, a
at 10 a.m., Sunday,York, on en route to New 285 miles
deputation of the district officers of the body waited from Liverpool,
on Wednesday upon his Worship the MAYOR, and The news by this arrival is four days later than the ac-
had an interview with him, in the presence of Mr. counts by the Humboldt, and although not important, is
MANSFIELD, Captain GREIG, and the TOWN- interesting in several particulars.
America Little additional intelligence has come to hand by the
CLERK, at which they undertook to use their ut-
most efforts to put a stop to the procession, expres- toe servreestpheactti respecting the
ex fisherytemeo
t dispute,
wi andh
ad we
manifested glad
sing at the same time their feats that, from the itself in the United States was beginning to subside.
brief time allowed them, they might not be perfectly The New York Herald says :—" Our Washington
successful. As the result, the great majority of the correspondent states that nothing serious is apprehended
men obeyed the wishes of their officers and the by those who are best informed in that city. Indeed, it
is Intimated that President Fillmore is not exactly pleased
magistrates, a few only persisting in their intended
display, of whom a portion, it will be seen from our t withis SaeoctfoeitpamdWtehbasttetrh'se recentmatter coursewii soon o n thea subject.mica
report elsewhere, are in custody. Upon the whole, arranged by negotiation ; but, in the meantime, Cod'.
the authorities have reason to be pleased with the Perry is proceeding eastward in the steamer Mississippi,
with the view of protecting, if necessary, the rights of
conduct of the body. Goaded as some of them are our
citizens."
daily with insult from their Roman Catholic fellow- And he adds :
countrymen, and remembering that for years they " Secretary Webster will return to his post this week.
abstained from any demonstration, whilst that party Our correspondent asserts that he was probably induced
was permitted on every anniversary of St. Patrick's to forego his determination to remain away during the
warm weather, by an intimation from head quarters that
Day to parade their repeal and ribbon insignia, it is
s,„n Thisitwoulbe looksnece somewhatssary forh
ominous.imtoeitherAcir a servicesome b,ackorre-
re-
scarcely to be wondered at that a few out of so nume-
i
rous a body should have misunderstood their duty, must either be very much needed in the Cabinet just at
It must be borne in mind, too, that there is nothing this time, or else his recent course with regard to the
illegal per se in an Orange procession. On this fishing business has created a coolness towards him on the
President."
occasion it only became so after the publication of part of the-nitiforma correspondent2nd of the New York Courier
the magistrates resolutions. There is another cir- andik Enquirer,
curnstance, also, wdrthy of notice. The body enter- ject :-3 Trheer'President
August
is quite' wsraittielodntttiahte jiael?isl'itiebry-
taM an opinion that, the majority of the bench being question will be promptly and creditably settled. He
of Radical politics, they have not been heretofore expressed a very decided opinion this morning that the
treated with fairness. This feeling, probably, will whole difficulty would be accommodated by an arrange-
ment entirely satisfactory to both governments. The
be done away with by the promised new creations. present inclination,da and that which I believe will be ulti-
The American Fishery question, and the alleged Iratelyims under it
to refer the treaty, with the competing
probability of a war between Great Britain and the both sides, to the arbitration of some
Model Republic, has been the great bugbear of the friendly Power, with the understanding that the line and
week, both politically and commercially; and there rights thus determined shall be mutually recognized and
has been no end of Radical denunciations against respectedware method of
This is a practical and srraightfor-
As honourablemt merchants,
fahcaonmtainwg
would adopt
Lord DERBY for his share in producing it.and if iffair nations,rooi l lei knef
usual with that party, they have shewn their perfect adjudication in matters of controversy, wars principle
less
willingness to sacrifice the national honour to any frequently occur, while the progress of civilization, and
of Christianty, would be materially benefited.
extent, provided they are themselves permitted to the.iancaus3enlightened age, the arbitrement of the sword should
return to the fleshpots of office; and they have not never e invoked to determine disputed questions of
failed to hint that our only way to get out of the right."
.difficulty in which they maintain we are involved, In the Senate, on the 2d, a message was received from
is to allow Lord JOHN RUSSELL and Mr. COBDEN the President, transmitting a report of the acting Secretary
of State, and stating that Commander Perry, in the steam.
to make the humblest of apologies to Brother Jo-
ship Mississippi, had been despatched to the fisheries to
NATHAN, and to present for his acceptance any protect the Americans. Amongst
datedthe correspondencejusn
little slice of our transatlantic dominions which he laid before the Senate ' was a letter,t,olB42r,
may choosei to demand. For the consideration of a from Mr. Crampton, the British representative,t
'enewa of power they would no doubt shake hands Webster, in which, in friendly terms, he gives notice of
;th the Caffir KRELI, or give a handsome subsidy the intention of the British Government to resist the en.
the KING of AVA.
opinion; and
The public, we believe, are croachment of the United States fishermen. A calm dis-
very different wouldwith have no, ob- cussion then ensued, and the subject was adjourned.
' -f these worthies, The American fishing schooner Union had been seized
whom Whig- for a violation of the fishing treaty, and taken into Char-
_ ~,eapacity has embroiled us, would take lotte-town, Prince Edward's Island.
the entire party into his secure keeping. 1 IThe Coral, condemned for a breach of the fishery treaty,
The Charge of the Lord CHIEF JUSTICE to the was sold at St. John's, N. 8., on the 2d.
THE AWFUL DISASTER, whereby fifty lives were lost,
Grand Jury on Thursday has caused no little ire in
be-
certain quarters; and his castigation of Sheriff wtwheiecoh I.l,TaadwbVnarllkenand tleAltaenamy eiriapnneaurly Clay plying intoinlyniv cnn.
SWIFT, by the comparison made between his con- aternation in both cities, and the melancholy event had
duct in office and that of Mr. BLUNDELL, of Inee been made the subject of pulpit discourses in both places.
Blundell, is regarded by the majority of the public
The learned The inquest on the bodies found was still going forward,
and one of the proprietors of the steamer had been as most telling and justly deserved. ar-
rested and held to bail on the ground that there had been
lord's remark upon the increase of crime committed racing when the disaster happened.
against the person, and of the use of the knife in From Albany we learn that a very curious criminal in-
this has recently been going on in that place, in
this county, has also disturbed the complacency of
uripil:
that
ahtott servants, lawyers and jurymen got so mixed
those parties amongst the manufacturing commu-
proceedings were stopped and a new trial or.
pity who contend that cheap bread, penny papers,
dered.
and mechanics' institutes are the true humanizers The cholera is reported to have destroyed afamily of

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