The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-11-02 00:00:00

ous mendacity

let them coin lies and give them

,e currency they can comman

; the base metal

scouted with public indignation, and the utterers

ave to undergo the condign punishment due

corrigible smast

So it appears that Lord DERBY'S Government is to have
long day after all—the Opposition wills it so, nay, wishes

it devoutly ; at least they make that amiable confession

! They wish it because they cannot prevent

The truth is, and they feel it keenly, that could they

succeed by any stratagem or by any temporary adhesion
of their disjointed forces in compelling the retirement of
the Ministers, such anarchy and insubordination would
break out among themselves that they would be broken
into fragments the very hour which would give them their

apparent triumph.

BRIGHT has spoken, Dr. CAHILL has spoken, the
Religious Equality Conference has spoken—the triple-
headed CERBERUS has bad its tripartite bark at the Irish
Church, and an infernal canine chorus it has been. But
the Church stands on a rock, and defies all the heathens,
the scoffers, and the robbers in the world.

It would be downright amusing, were it not revolting,
;ar these PEACHEMS and LOCKETS talking so glibly
ticking their appropriation claws upon the Irish
uabbling beforehand about the
division of the spoil. With all his craft, Friend BRIGHT
has not been able to carve out the ten millions which he
proposes to filch in proportions satisfactory to his brother
thieves. The " Cawtholics " have no objection to have
JOHN'S help in the art of burglary, but the prey once
secured, they would see him and every other heretic
particularly roasted, bell, book, and candlelight, ero they
would touch one stiver of the plunder, which they believe
would be all too little for the blessed clutches of JOHN
MACHALE and Pio NoNo. However, the philosophic
maxim preliminary of Mrs. GLASSE is applicable to these
depredators, one and all—" first catch your hare"—it will
be then time enough to trouble yourselves about the
manner of cooking and cutting it.

arch propert

,ands

I ventured some weeks ago to caution the British public
against foreign loans, and the results of the past week

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have proved that my caution was not given without war-

The Turkish scheme has made many people smart,

at figures in the Stock Exchange,

and we may say yet

at worse remains behind.'

Of course, 1 do not address my warning' to the habitual
dabblers in such speculations—to the " knowing ones,"
who first subscribe, and sellout the moment that the mar-
ket is rigged to its highest point—but I do seriously advise
all capitalists, who merely seek to invest in legitimate and
to keep clear of all foreign concerns at the
:,he existing state of the world's affairs
rk would kindle a conflagration, of which
it is impossible to see the extent and the intensity. There
is no want of safe and profitable adventures within our

ecurities,

present time. I

the slightest s

our various colonies
come may, we have here a solid foundation to rest on—
" the rest is leather and prunello." The great sharpers
who first secured the Turkish loan, having fobbed the 10
per cent. premium, to which they run it up, are now
laughing at the fools who would gladly part with it at

own dominions and

Come what