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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

WEDNESDAY.

To-MORROW, (Wednesdayiiliitint, at Twelve o'clocl

3 s CUTCH

Ex Palatine,
IfxrpolSndotr.—Apply to Messrs. W. and
LOCKETT, Me iants, or to BARON and GREY, Brokers

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 27th instant, at Tvrelve o'clock
at the Brokers' Office, 1, Oldhall-street,
37 Tons NICARAGUA WOOD,
14 Tons Cuba FUSTIC,
14 Tons BRAzILETTo WOOD,
H Tons Campeacby_LOGWOOD,

48 Barrels ARI LLA BARK,
'
20 Sacks

Now la
Messrs

ding ex Agne‘from Nassau: I _
A. DENifiSTOUN and Co., Merchants, or to
N. WATERHOUSE and SONS, Brokers

,—Apply to

THURSDAY

Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, Oldhall-street,
100 Tons NITRA -"OF SODA,
Now landing ex Ellinor Cha n.—Apply tai
J S BATESON. SONS. and CO.

OD THURSDAY next, t

FRIDAY

On FRI DAY MORNING next, the 29th instant, at Eleven o'clock
precisely, in the Sheds, south end Brunswick Dock, Liver-

585 Logs and Curls trDoming,o MAHOGANY, being the
Cargo, just ed, ex Thomas and William, from Go-
naives.— ply to Messrs. EDWARD LLOYD and Co. ;A.
DUR Y and Co.; _arid ROWE, SCRIBNER, and Co.,
M ants. --
110 L and Curl's-Richly-figured BLACK WALNUT, just
landed, velJnderwriter.—Apply to Messrs. RATHBONE
Bao•r_utras and Co., Merchants.
Also„QCantities of PENCIL CEDAR, BIRD-E7E MAPLE,
BLACK EBONY, COCUSWOOD, and various other FANCY
and FURNITURE WOOD:3Air------
For further particulars of eh apply to
CHALOR and FLEMING, Brokers,
East Side Queen's Dock, Liverpool.

NEXT WEEK, &c.

On FRIDAY, the sth November next, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, Derby-buildinAs, Fenwick-street,
The fine Ship JAMAICA ;
511 77-130th tons per register;
.b.uilt at Norfolk.
eSArt.testoofw\srairtnr!ae,
cUar.gSo.,2
annig2z,s lasli,,c,oauebre-efanstweteli
kept up. She liks just been opened aloft, exposing
her top timbers and beam ends, which look remarkably fresh ;
has good height betweeridecks ; and is fairly found in stores,
Dimensions : length 117 feet • breadth 27 feet ; depth 20 feet
5-10ths : lying in Albert Dock.—For further particulars apply
to TONGE, CURRY, and CO., Brokers.

FURNITURE, &c., GALTON-STRERT

MESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS will
SELL by AUCTION, on MONDAY next, the Ist Novem-
ber, at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, No. 17,
Galton-street, Great Howard-street,
The remaining useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Six-
octave Square Piano-forte, by Collard and Collard, in Maho-
gany Case, excellent Eight-day Cfock, and other Effects of a
Lady removing,—compdr,niTwo Mahogany-framed Sofas, in
Hair Cloth, Pembroke an ing Tables, imitation Rosewood
Chairs, Camp Bedstea , canter Beds and Bedding, Painted
Chests of Drawers, Tables and Washstands, Brussels
Carpets, Fenders, re-irons, Kitchen Requisites, &c.
To be viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues may
be had on the Premises. and at Messrs. Tiros. WINSTANLEY
and Sorts' Office, Church-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

with 11
and fell, covered %%itli blood, a

if sufft.ring the most excruciating _
down again on his seat, and his brat
creature up, but she died almost

Ltaker, who was instan

surgeon, ,I 3

that there ha

wound in the
rrtmlf 11.1

en a very great b
r part of the bell
en inflicted hv anm,

•••• UQ UllieLILO
Underneath the seat where the prisoner had been sitting
Mr. Leaker picked up a long-bladed sharp-pointed knife.
it was a weapon of a most formidable description, and
had a spring at the back, to prevent the blade closing.
What makes the circumci ':ocking is, that at
an infant in her arms.
.dren to lament her loss and
The prisoner has been committed for trial

,ce more

the time the
The deceased has left four chit

Icor creature had

at the Gloucester assizes.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

Dm Bombay at St. Helena, and sailed

Guateinala Packet, Phillips, hen,

t Callao.

Sarah, M'Whirter, hence; William Rennie, Silk, hence for
San Francisco; Baltagara, Mason, from Guanamas ; Paragon,
Payne; Passenger, Walker; and Lord Riversdale, Wheelan,
from San Francisco; Manuelita, Cuthbertson, from Buenos
Ayres ; Mary Woods, Bartlett, from Arica ; and Arethusa,
Harrison, from Cardiff, all at Valparaiso.
_ _ _

ELSINORE, Oct. 12.—:The Mary Jessie, Kay, cf Dundee, from
St. Petersburg for Liverpool, was destroyed by fire off Gotland,
6th instant : crew saved.

CUXHAVEN, Oct. 16.—The Jane and Eliza, of Port Madoc,
from the Baltic for LiVerpool, was spoken forty miles west of
Heligoland, with decks swept, by the Ayrshire Lass, arrived
here.

QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 17.—The Prins Hendrik, Goedkoep,
from Liverpool for Port Philip, put in here to-day, with loss of
cutwater, jibboom, sails, &c., and leaky, having been in con
tact with the Russian barque Helma (7;
Cadiz, with salt CO, which sunk the folk
saved by the Prins Hendrik. The Ra
pool for Coquimbo, put in here to-da
mutinied,

from Liverpool for
wing morning: crew
Lindsay, from Liver-

of the crew hay

E., moderate

Jones, St. John, N.ll.—Cheialier
Kuiper, Antwerp—Schnellpost, Ho
Hosken, and Tartia, Hammond,
Postema,Amsterdam—Nerio, Bias
Horner, Rotterdam.
SAlLED.—Pacific (s.), Nye, and
York—Midas, King, and Equator

michi—Phoenix
ild—Pemberton

—Dankbearheid,
Malo—Mangosteen,

I, Palmer, for Nev
N/311/ (lrlran.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

The bleb°

The Greenock, which sailed hence for Mobile yesterday, has
put back, the master, M`Pherson, having been lost overboard.

The Camoena, Gray
of Ship Island, 21st July.
CROOKHAVEN, Oct. 18.—The Uruguay, from Pernambuco
for Liverpool, put in here to-day, with cutwater started, thr
planks off the bends, copper damaged, and loss of j"-`--•
&c., having been in contact with the brigantine Pu
Belfast, which has also put in here, considerably dam

was totally lost on the north-east end

FRIDAY, OCT

Wind S.S.I

ARRlVED.—Philadelphia,
H arward, Andros, Charleston
Castries, Kiug, it. Lucia-
Carroll, Prince Edward Isl
Kelpie, Burn, Alexandria—
after being at '

Faulk, from New York—J. 1'
•Q^otland, Hawkins. Onehp,—

sailed on the 19th instant
—Rio Grande, Ryan, St
and Charles, Simmons,

Wanderer, Patteson, Smyrr
—Henrietta, Hamburg—A,

knd—Gec
Uruguay

t and CI

Meman, Rostock—Paulin
Humberston, Williams, B
Fleetwood, lluguid, New (
J. Ravenal, Pittman, Phi
eese Charleston—James. Hnwi

ilio ;ie in t L-C liar]

tta, kelecher, 31alag

Ann, Duncanson, Constantinople

ly of Ca
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

ries, the stone from wl-

:h is said t

THE BURKING CASE AT YARMOUTH.—
last some particulars of the attempt to burl

Ve gave in ou

a female,

a sensation of

their original shape
stroved. the

ures appea

to be completell
ened, pulpy man
inflicted by

prodtieed by the fe-arfully heavy bit

bile on the ground

lrnost bent double

e at the secluded spo

,fled the North Deanes, she

—He then sai

I replied, " Tt
over it." I w

e three or four pounds to get

ing myself over the

when he rushed on me, and thrusi a sticking-
laister over my head and face, and at the same time
rasped my throat with his hand tightly. I got away from
him a few yards distant, and tore the plaistcr away from
my face and shrieked out. a, instantly closed and felled
me down with his fist, and commenced striking me in the
face with all his might. I screamed " murder" as loud as
I could, and struggled to get away from him. He, how.

th the other beat me over the
I cannot

bands on my mouth, and
face and head until I lost all recollection
remember what was done to me afterwards. On recover-
ing my senses I found myself in a room, on a chair, and
several persons attending on me. I distinctly recollect
tearing the plaister from my face, and throwing it away.
The prisoner never 'quarrelled with me, or I with him.
He always has treated me with kindness. The plaister
was made of canvas and a mixture of Stockholm and coal
tar. Some of the same kind of mixture was afterwards
found in the house of the prisoner, and one of his braces
was found near the spot where the murder was attempted.
The prisoner was committed for trial at the assizes.

SHOCKING MURDER AT BRISTOL.—On Tuesday night
a murder of a very shocking description was perpetrated
by a shoemaker named Spear, at the Castle Tavern. The
prisoner is a shoemaker, and resided in Prince-street,
and his wife, the deceased, was a woman about 34 years
of age, and was in the habit of assisting him in his
business as a binder. For a long time past Spear has in-
dulged to excess in the use of intoxicating liquors, not
scrupling at the most reckless courses to gratify his
vicious propensities. On Tuesday he was out drinking
for a great portion of the day, and his wife ascertained
that he had taken two gowns of hers with a view of
pledging them to obtain liquor. In the evening Spear.
accompanied by his brother, went to the taproom of the
Castle Tavern, and called for some beer, with which they
sat down at a short distance from the fire. Shortly after-
wards the deceased came in, having ascertained his where-
, -nd tried to induce him to return home. She

abouts,

ned them, and toot

rew it at her

Jed off his

seat, put bis

against her, and was observed to r

mediately gave one scream

bent almost clout

A the y

immediately. The
lent for. found
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

halts by auction.

THIS DAY

THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 260, instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the ersifice,
Bales JUTE,Just landed ex T erlane; No. 2, Albert Dock.—Apply to
Messrs. MALC_P CAMPBELL, and Co., Merchants, or to
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and CO., Brokrrs.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

" EAGLE" LINE

• 4.
)6, gliAr%
Tons. For To Sail
ALBATROSS 1500.. MELBOURNE.... Early in Nov
EAGLE 1700.. Jorro .... Will foltow.
ZETLAND 2000.. DITTO .... Will follow.
These powerful first-cla Ships are Clipper-built, and spe-
cially fitted for the Tra , They carry Surgeons,and theroomy
and suitable Accomm ations they possess are well known.
For particulars apply to

PACKETS TO AUSTRALIA.

GIBBS, BRIGHT, and CO., Liverpool
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

MISCELLANEA.

American Vineyards.—There are at least 1200 acres of
vineyards around Cincinnati alone, giving employment to
no less than 600 efficient labourers, at an annual cost of
20,000 dollars, and producing in moderately favourable
seasons 240,000 gallons of wine. Most of those engaged
in the culture of the vine have families to support. It is
calculated that the wine interest in Hamilton county
affords subsistence, directly and indirectly, to 10,000
industrious and sober people. American Gardeners'
Chronicle.

Machine for Digging Potatoes.—Mr. F. C. Schaffer,
of Brooklyn, has invented an improved machine for
digging potatoes, and is about to take out a patent for it.
The scientific American says " the machine embraces a
scoop, a brush cylinder, and an endless apron, connected
by a moveable which the scoop is

frame, by working
rround

made to enter the

the required distance, and raise

up the potatoes which, by a cylinder having a revolving
brush, are brought forward from the scoop to the endless
apron, which carries them away, and deposits them in a
receptacle at the back of the frame. The machine is
designed to be worked by horses ; the bottom of the
scoop, as well as the bottom of the receptacle for the po-
tatoes, is formed of bars, to separate the dirt from the
potatoes; the brush removes the dirt, so that they are
rendered very clean."—American Gardener's Chronicle.

LITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.—At the
annual meeting of this society held on Monday last, Dr.
Dickinson was elected president in the room of Joseph
Brooks Yates, Esq., whose period of office had expired ;
and Mr. Thomas Sansom, of Her Majesty's customs, was
chosen secretary in the place of Dr. Thomson. The next
meeting of the society will he
heldhe on the Ist of November,
when the new president will nalld
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

For NEW YORK, BLACK BALL LINE
Captains.- Tons reg.

FIDELIA
YORKSHIRE
NEW YORK
MONTEZUMA
ISAAC WEBB
ISAAC WRIGHT
COLUMBIA
MANHATTAN .

UNDERWRITER
FOREST QUEEN
JAVA

FRANCIS P.

Hies,
D OURCY

RBER
ABEEL..
.... BRYER
• •f
6EO, for NEW YORK

For NEW ORLEANS

890.. Ist Nov
900.. 16th Nov
870.. Ist Dec,
1000.. 16th Dec.
1100.. Ist Jan.
. 1070..16th Jan,
.1000.. Ist Feb
. 1100.. 16th Feb

2500.. 28th Oct
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

ton for the accommodation of the
ivantages from the open-

They anticipate great
of the port of Boston to the importat

towns of Birmingham,
Potteries. The Marquis
this line proceeds for at
adhesiou to the project
to the company at agrici

Notting

ham, Do

prove to be eqinl to that e

'eloped Ambe

continuation—and, if

nything, mo

ing expense

Ambergate 1
line will ca

proposed docks, less than £8,500 per mile

manufacturing

,nd the

of Bristol, through whose 1

n now obtained on the unde-
te line, of which this line is the natural

elusive of the
It will, when
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

A. YORKS

is going the ro
anotherfle

pleases foreigners to a

fair En

avowed purpose of m
face, w 1
nobili"

s handso

wealth, youth, and genius,

gay, young dandy of our metiopol
lification but the nobil ty was four

in every

great sorrow ; for, it

time of courtship he had

kery of the puor you
ill the

and can,

As, the

A sudden ti

adopted

The b

dear father
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

EXTENSIVE STOCK OF WELL-BRED PIGS.
By Messrs. LUCAS and CO.
On FRIDAY next, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock precisely,
on the Premises, Tue-brook-lodge, West Derby, near Liver-
pool, the property of Mr. William _Lynn, Waterloo Hotel,
who has consigned them for absolute sale,
150 PRIZE PIGS, oftthe Pure Neapolitan,
Berkshire, and of r esteemed Breeds, of the finest
Symmetry and most app ed Quality. Aiso, a number of
Iron Pigtroughs, Stea pparatns, about 150 Yards of Flags,
forming the Styes. w* Clasps, Screws, and Doors complete;
superior Rabbit Hu ches, Watch Dog and Kennel, &c.
On view prior to the Sale, on the Premises as above-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

ending

in the Wet

n.—On Wednesday
ncinest at the Red Lion,

d 15 ye

>f St. Helens, and
le was lighting the
The deceased, on

Hr. But

house since

- Forsythe, Es(
nt, at the Tow

rvatives; and the

)1, nlr. Moorhouse,
Radical, 65 ; Con-

Aka! :rain; 29.
2 ; Conserva-

at of fees at

is for the

[4s. Od.—
ek of last

of tern

uisites for
) their en-

by the una•
mt. One o

en ted tc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

THE RE V. RECTOR CAMPBE L L ON COLONIZATION AND EMIGRATION.
CONVOCATION

THE Rev. Rector CAMPBELL, who has been elected
Proctor for the Archdeaconry of Liverpool, has addressed

a letter to tl

mot co

at the pre

Pproaching meetin

assured t

flat he steal

nave n

t the restoration of

ILECTURE AT THE COLLEGI A.TE INSTITUTION.
THE Rev. Dr. Gell, Bishop-Designate of Canterbury,
New Zealand, delivered his lecture on the above subject
on Friday evening last.
The lecturer commenced by noticing the magnitude of
the colonizing operations of Englgnd compared with those
r other nation. No other country had ever sent
such armies to replenish and subdue the ear"

ecruited at the rate of 1,000 souls per diem, or there-
'bouts, not for one day or for two, but from day to day,

to month, and from year to

I of life

I d seen a

The last three years
omething like one million souls
I abroad into the Ivorld. Somethin,,

nd fellow-labourers v
ids, our workshor

rid our fi

and ou
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

Ertitmb.

LIVERPOOL AND BELFAST.
The splendid iron Steam-ship
• Alt,P, TYNWALD
is intended to sail from LIVERPOOL for
BELFAST, (with or without a pilot,) from the Clarence
Dock : namely,
THURSDAY, October 28, at 11 o'clock, Evening.
TUESDAY, November 2, at 12 o'clock, Night.
SATURDAY, November 6, at 5 glctock, Evening.
THURSDAY, November 11, at o'clock, Evening.
TUESDAY, November 16 at 12 o'clock, Night.
SATU RDAY, November„2o at 5 o'clock, Evening.
THURSDAY, November' 25, at 9 o'clock, Evening.
TUESDAY, November 30, at II o'clock, Evening.
Leaving Belfast for„Liverpool on the 26th and 30th October,
and on the 4th, 9th, 13th, 18th, 23d, and 27th November.
Apply to Messrs. W. L. OOILBY, MOORE, and Co., Ingram-
court, Fenchurch-street, London; to Mr. JOHN WALKER, 77A,
Market-street, Manchester ' • or to
LANGTRYS and CO., 20, Water-street, Liverpool.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVER-
POOL AND SLIGO.
tf.r.," The splendid and powerful Steam-ship
ANI-Kk SHAMROCK Captain C. FORREST ;or
ROSE Captain M'KELLAR,
Is intended to sail between 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 Doc* Basin.
WEDNESDAY, October 27, at 9-trclock, Evening.
FAR S.
First Cabin (inclucli ee)
Second Ditto ( • o)
Steerage, or D
Goods required t ,e alongside the vessel ONE Bova be-
fore the time of_,Stti ing.
Apply to JAMES HARPER, Sligo; JOHN WALKER, 77A,
Market-street, Manchester; or to
T. MARTIN and BURNS and Co.,
12, Water-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

IMAR/

sation of Louis

o way

abated bv the termination of his tour in search of
The official organ has published a
mbling of the Senate on the 4th

popularity

decree for the a

of Novemt

that the principal business

formal declaration of the Empire by an act
The day fixed upon is the same
as that appointed for the assembling of the British

of the h

Parliament. Such a coincidence may have arisen
from, the anxiety of the French President to
assimilate as far as possible, but particularly in
trifles, to the Imperial Legislature of Great Britain.

said that he is about to establish an Imperial

Guard,—and discussic

Ins have also arisen as to the

succession to the dignity, many being opposed to
the progeny of JEROME, the quondam king of

Westphalia, while some turn their attention to the
PRINCE DE CANINO. This is all upon the
assumption that the Emperor elect will die without
issue. By a tardy act of grace, the President has
at length consented to liberate his gallant prisoner
KADER, the brave Emir of the Arabs,
upon condition of his residing at Broussa in
Turkey.

I ABD-EL-

treat question of the Zollverein
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

and so far are we in came

nners and mannfacturc

001 s pa

In proceed

names break no bones

rs if, in

here were no speculation ; a

le engage

admits that " the

s over, as unworthy of notice,

nere speculators

ton crop c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

) there was a decrease in the aster

in Europe and the United Stat

)body can disc

Hence, he adds, " it may seem unquestionable that there
has been an enormous increase in the consumption. ' We

conceive, however, that it is necessary to go a little

'ram th

not be at the present moment in the hands of spinners and

manufacturers

question the

Guardian attempts

are his proofs

facturer; lie remarks
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

to their Patent,
The Public of

_._member the species of adver-
by which this wretched case has been upheld. THEY
I as much imposed upon, with regard to the quality
of the safes sold by these parties, as the advertisers

Tneol will

and price

The experier

3 at this t

—..„
us before,) is only that of all the buyers of these things. Mr.
C. was induced to give el 5 for a safe, 22 xl6 x 16, on the
assurance that it was "Thief-proof—three quarter inch thick
solid wrought iron," &c., &c. Looking at it a day or two
afterwards, at home, and on scraping the paint off it, he found
it a 11ERE SHELL-a perfect delusion ; and those who have
intrusted their valuable property to such safeguards will do
well to take the same course
For our own Safes

lie, Robber

it Viole
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

I IRISH PROVISION
MONDAY, OCT.

The arrivals of

ad exceed the demand,

luct ion

) make sales a

and the accounts from Ireland, coming

give more

Queenstown 21

confidence to holders, who are firm at t

nations

Waterford, 80s to

s ; Clonmel anc

SATURDAY, OCT

bridge and Coleraine

74s to 78s ; Pickled Cork
Imported from Ireland, from the 18th to th

'Os per cwt, lands

23rd instant, both

-16,981

tierces

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET,

Clover
Ditto, Green

) 0-

Vetclies

0 0 'Tarn

ton . 17

o 2a-
-0 2a

4 0-

ST. JOHN'S PROVISION MARKET,

SATURDAY, OCT. 2a

tt, 0 5 to 0 7 Grapes,Eng.v. It 2 0 to 2 6
••• • 0 5 0 7 Ditto, Foreign 0 6 010
.... 0 6 0 7 Pines, For, each. 0 0— 0 0
.... 0 0 Do. Eng. .... 50 0 0

MARKET, Chrysolite, Enright, from China at this port; sailed 9th July.
On Ist Sept., off Cape Iteciffe, parted with the Stornaway, from
China for London, atter being in company forty-five days.
Naomi, Cothay, from Bombay at Tutccorin.
Benares, Brown, from Bombay at Tellicherry, and sailed 25th
Aug. for Calcutta. _ _ _ _ . _

Callao; Camerton, Hewitt, from St. John, N.B-.;
of Hastings, Anderson, from Belize, all at

,—Wind W., variable and light.

is, Old Cala:bE
rr, Pernamb

.nce, New York

ay, Roberts;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

GAIIAIENT

Superfine Cloth ert Coats 325. to 50s.
Superfine Clo ress Coats 3Bs. to 545.
Superfine ck Cloth Trousers 225. to 2Ss.
Superfi lack Cloth Vests.... 9s. 6d. to 14s.
GEN M EN'S RIDINOTROUSERS.IBs. to 265.
The Dual Coat 265. to 603.1 Two
The Dual Trousers 235. to 288. Garments
The Dual Waistcoat lOB. 6d. in one.

These Garments are the greatest novelty in the tai-
loring department, and are well adapted for travelling.

Gentleinen going abroad will find a great saving at
this Establishment, as ALL OUTFITTING ORDERS
are supplied at the Wholesale Prices, thereby giving the
Customer the REAL SUBSTANTIAL ADVANTAGE.

The NEWEST STYLES of OVERCOATS and PALE-
TOTS, at 255., 305., 355., 425. to 70s.
NAVAL UNIFORMS, to the latest Regulations.
A SCIENTIFIC, CORttECT FIT WARRANTED.

OBSERVE THE ADDRESS.
DANIEL MYERS
72, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

I In Germans

ance. Rival interests have not yet
been able to amalgamate in favour of a Customs

I is still in abet'

crisis in

Belgium has r

vet bee

ght to a conclusion,

the att

lot of M. BROUCKERE to form a cabinet

I confidence in the Chamt
..._

ninsula may be

aid to be in an improving

:I to her rich colony of Cuba, and is beginning

ditional troops for its preservation.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

To BOSTON and HALIFAX.

CHIEF-CABIN PASSAGE.... TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS
SECOND-CABIN PASSAGE .. FIFTEEN POUNDS.
RATE OF FREIGHT :
THREE POUNDS PER TON MEASUREMENT.
To NEW YORK.

CHIEF-CABIN PASSAGE THIRTY POUNDS.
SECOND-CABIN PASSAGE TWENTY POUNDS
RATE OF FREIGHT :
FOUR POUNDS PER TON MEASUREMENT.

Freight on all Parcels Five Shillings each and upwards,
according to size.
PARCELS for different Consignees, collected and made up
in Single Packages, addressed to one party for delivery in
America, for the purpose of evading payment of Freight,
will, upon examination in America by the Customs, be
charged with the proper Freight.

BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAM SHIPS,

APPOINTED BY THE ADMIRALTY TO SAIL BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, direct,
and
AND BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL BOSTON,
...__ ._ ...

BOSTON Ships onlycalling at HALIFAX
to land and receive Passengers and Her
Majesty's Mails.
Captain Captain
ARABIA C.H.E.Jtalkins. AFRICA Fdw. G Lott.
PERSIA Mex. Ryric. AMERICA .. W. J. C. Lang.
ASIA Wm. Harrison. I NIAGARA .. John Leitch.
CANADA James Stone. EUROPA .... Neil Shannon.

CAMBRIA

Captain W. Doug

For freight or passage apply to G. and J. BuuNs,Glasgow,or
BURNS and MAC IVER,
1, Rumford-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

itirbittrrantan

STEAM TO SICILY, EGYPT, AND SYRIA

The NILE

Captain JOHN OLIVE

550 tons

„ ORONTES Captain H. BULKELEY .. 752 „
„ SCAMANDER Captain W. T. VALE ....800 „
PACTOLUS Captain C. T. SLOMAN SOO „

For PALERMO, MESSINA, ALEXANDRIA, and

SYRIA,
(Calling at GIBRALTAR,)
, The A 1 fast Steamer
ORONTES,
HENRY BULICELEY, Commander,

mill be despatched punctually on the 28th instant.
ALL GOODS MUST BE ALONGSIDE, AND BILLS OF LADING
SENT IN TO THE OF ICE FOR IGNATURE, TO-MORROW,
THE 27TH INSTANT

Goods for SYRIA"WiII be taken by special agreement only.
Rate of Passage to Alexandria is Twenty Guineas, exclusive
of Wines, Spirits, and Beer.
For terms of freight or other particulars, having superior
accommodation for passengers, apply in London to Messrs.
W. S. LINDSAY and Co.; here to Messrs. LAMPORT and
HOLT, or to JAMES MOSS and CO.

STEAMERS BETWEEN

LIVERPOOL, CONSTANTINOPLE and SMYRNA,

CALLING AT MALTA AND SYRA.
The first-class Screw Steamers
j;\ BALBEC Capt.
ANL: /31,111 W MELITA Capt.
BRITISH QUEEN Capt. J. IL BELL,
are intended to sail, (Pith or without Pilots,) from Coburg
Dock, Liverpool, with Goods and Passengers. as follows :
BRITISH QUEEN.. SATURDAY: 30th October:

CM- Shippers mast describe in theieghipping Notes the con-
tents of their Packages. X _ _ .

Goods for any of the above ed Ports must have the place
of their destination distinc marked on them, in letters of
not less than two inche , otherwise the Agents will not be
accountable for mistakei.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

there was not or

400,000 hurl
treat territor

La poor,

beings
of Sydney

ments

d in orders cinEnzlish
;with the lit

annum. which he unders

Id, on the average,

scattered through the five
Victoria, Van Dieman's Land,

itelv increased

•Id sent us tWE

'oman, and child in the

ith another, imported in the 3
D. Ms. 2d. worth of manufact

dustry.
f £l. 17s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

LIVERPOOL AND CORK,
AND

LIVERPOOL AND BELFAST STEAMERS

.. . THE CORK STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S
first-class powerful Steamers are intended
sae 44„ to leave as under:
"drigf 1111 N— LIVERPOOL FOR CORK,
—4..,....-4- (From Collingwood Dock,)
Steamer MINERVA Captain LYALL,
„ OCEAN_ - STAVELEY,

GANNET
99 ,
, - -,', D. SULLIVAN,
WEDNESDAY, October 27, at 94 o'clock, Morning.
SATURDAY, Octob6r 30, at 12 o'clock, Noon.
And from CORK fiw<IVERPOOL every WEDNESDAY and

SATURDAY.
CaljarFitre (including Steward's Fee), 178.6 d.

LIVERPOOL TO BELFAST,
(From south side of Nelson Dock,)

The fi rst-classPowerfal Steam-shipVANGUARD, Capt. BYRNE.
THIS DAY, October 26, at 10 o'clock, Evening.
SATURDAY, October 30, at 11 o'clock, Evening.
And from BELFAST to LIVERPOOL on the 28th October,

Cabin Fare, including Fee, 15s. ; Deck, 4s.
Agent for the Belfast Steamer,
F. ROBINSON, 35, Brunswick-street.
Agents for the Cork Steamers.
WM. WILSON and SON 15. Water-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

THE WATER LILY.

A lovely Peri stood gazing from heaven
On earth's fair bosom beneati
ed as -

And she w

Earth's flowers to t

The-egL

And the trumpet lil
Would make a fai

From I

that to her were given
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., WATERLOO,

MESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS will
SELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY next, the 2nd
of November,at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, No.
19, Crescent, Waterloo, •
The modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Plate of Glass,
50 in. by 40 in., in Gilt Frame, 27-inch Circular Mirror Tele-
scope, on Brass Stand, China, Glass, and other Effects, of a
Gentleman leaving the neighbourhood.
The PARLOURS contain a Set of Eight solid Rosewood Chairs,
Imitation Ditto, Framed Sofa, Pair of Mahogany Pembroke
Tables, Set of Eleven Mahogany Chairs, Easy and Rocking
Ditto, Oblong Ottoman, Brussels Carpets and Hearth Rugs,
Merino Damask Window Curtains and Cornices, Fenders,
Fire-irons, &c. _

The CHAMBER FURNITURE43IISiSIS of Four-post, Camp,
and other Bedsteads, with White Dimity Hangings, Excellent
Hair Mattresses, Feather Reds and Bedding, Mahogany Ward-
robe and Chests of Dravr€rs, Cheval Glass and Dressing Ditto,
Painted Toilet Table Washstands, Chests of Drawers, Kidder-
minster Carpets, ficr. The Useful and Culinary Utensils and
Kitchen Requisites.
To be Viewed on MONDAY next, the Ist November, when
Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and at Messrs. T.
WINSTANLEY and SONS' Office, Church-street, I iverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

SECONI
THE

the verdic

hat the—Sa

sold by hir

listinctly the que
Lord Campbell
does not appesr 1
these proceclysF

re you in v advantageous coiouri
He had een in the service of 1V
their vice he takes another she

4-proof.bo.xes whit

I do

int of fact.

1 form your ow

Ice that has

" You are

stow

'or the water remains r

•
held in artificial vessels or in natural vesse!s, and tr

calamity
pand, an
the snbs'

e cure, for the heat causes the water to ex-
s turned into steam, and the steam moistens
h is to be preserved, and so it is an effectual

then the only remaini

tion is with regard to the infringement.
" Now the infringement seems to rest upon substantially the
same evidence as the infringement on the former trial, when
the action was brought against Mr. Harrison.
" Now you find with respect to Tann's Patent, whatever
Tann's invention might have been, that this patent which he
manufactures, and which the defendant Harrison sells, and of
which he calls himself the sole proprietor,' operates in the
to act precisely the same way as in
mi that you will form your own judp
- effect, and operates in

'ems to
but
t r

l upon the same principle, it will he for
1 hare any doubt it is an infraction of
se are the two questions for you to con-

The Jury found a verdict for the Plaintiff
thus establishing that the so-called Tann's I
racy of Milner's invention. After the trial last
•etended that the cafes then condemned were not
tq to Tann's Patent—in other words that the
had not been boiled and set to cool before being
this second action was

year. it 1

water in Ihi
used. Th

rn to by Aressr

by the I
Boxes fi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

Elizabeth, 21st Nov.; William Darling, Mather, 2
Taylor, Hawkins, 22nd, in 109 days; California, Carter, 24th
Moffat, Taylor, 26th ; and Wm. Penn, M‘Leod, 29th Nov.—a

2nd; Johr

hence at Bombay,
Jane Pratt, Clare, 9th Nov.;Bland, Hoskin, 13th •, M. A.
Johnstone, Johnstone, 14th; Transit, Moffat, 15th; Kilblain,
M‘Lare3, 19th; and Bellairs, Rees, 19th—all hence at Calcutta.
Martha, Postema, hence for Amsterdam, at Penzance 31st
Dec., with chain plates, &e. carried away.
Budim, sailed from Smyrna for this port 14th Dec.
John, sailed from Patras for this port lath Dec.
John Cock, sailed from St. Helena for this port 14th Nov.
Pe-tche-lee, Overend, sailed from Saugor 13th Nov., and
Jenny Jones, 19th Nov., both for this port; M. A. Folliott,
17th Nov., and Guisicban, 19th Nov., both for Mauritius.
Lady S. Bayley, from Honduras, for London, at Falmouth
31st December. _ .

Fanny, Simonson, from New Orleans for Havre, at Plymout
31st December. • -

Omega, Potter, hence at Bombay.
Templar, Brown, from Aleppee at Calcutta

MAI;RA

sth Nov., during whic

is Union, Iti

faya, parted her and

s, went on shore on the
red. The Leocadie and

bia and Malacca, lying
returned. The

Ann, Z
but have si

SUNDAY, JAN. 4

ARRIVED.—John Garrow, Hamilton, and Hartley, Merrell,
from New Orleans—Henry and Margaret, Ellis, Pernambuco—
Ulysses, and Mersey, Houghton, Honduras—Sceptre, St. Ste-
phen, N.B.—Falcon, St. Michael's—Triumfante, Menchaca,
Havana—Ann, Nance, Cephalonia—St. Andrew, Hunkin, from
Nantc

City of Manchester (a.), hence for Pt
Tiber (a.), Ewing, hence at Leghorn.

adelphia, off Cor

Favourite, Den.
December.

sailed from Bordeaux for this port 26t'

Echo, Brereton, from Stockholm, for this port, at Deal
Valiant. Young. from Demerara—William Gibson. Whi
and Britannia, Dwyer, from St. John, N.B.—

Domingo-
Cork.
Eleanor, De!ling, from St. Maloes
The barque Helen, of Bristol, su

is on shore on the Brazil Bank

QUEENSTOWN, 2nd 3
has put into Fayal, eleve

An Americar
s from London, dis

Lip, of 300 tons

ARRIVED.—SIater Rebow, from St. Michael's—West Point.
Allen, New York—Clutha, Mnnn, Newfoundland—Chance,
Richibucto—Empress, Mardon, Bahia—Fanny, Bennett, and
Shirley, Heber, New Orleans—Constantine, Bunting, and Nia-
gara, Smith, New York.

SAILED.-

3-en-m-odOie (a.). Little, for Havre—Loch Lomoud,
y—Harvard, Lane, New York.

Bragg, Bomt

St. George, for New Orleans, with loss of mainyara—pia-
mant, for Alexandria, with loss of foretopmast—Jno. Hamilton,
for Bombay, with loss of sails—Cotntess of Eglinton, for Bahia
' —Bertha, for Bahia—have all put back.
The schooner Ninus, Randall, of and from Cork, was riding
at anchor off the Horse Bank, with loss of foremast, and has
been towed back by the Victoria (steam tug)
Europa (a.), Lott, hence at New York 23rd Dec., ,it Hal,'
,ere she put in for a supply of coals.
(s.), Comstock, hence at New York 23rd Dec
ssex, Smith ; Fanny, Forrest •

1 Bal

nd Thornhill, her

at New
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

fundame

CONTRETEMPS.--Jost as a distinguished party were
assembling at Leigh Court, near Bristol, the seat of Wil-
liam Miles, Esq., M.P., to enjoy the gaieties and festivi-
ties of Christmas, a peremptory mandate was received
from the War-office by the Hon. Captain Somerset,

• •
ordering him within the short space of a week to join his
corps the Rifle Brigade, and proceed with them to the
scene of the Kaffir war, to reinforce the army under Sir
Henry Smith. The Hon. Captain Somerset is M.P. for

Momi3outhshire, so that hi
liament at the next session

is absence from his seat in par-

protectionists of a vote

A similar or

EXTENSIVE CONFLAGRATIONS.—On Sunday evening,
between five and six o'clock, a fire of a very extensive
and destructive character broke out in the timber-yard of
Mr. Tipper, of Gravel-lane, Southwark. The firemen
were enabled, by great perseverance, to confine the fire
mainly to the premises in which it originated. The pro-
' perty destroyed will reach a very large amount, for,
although Mr. Tipper's property is far from being entirely
destroyed, an enormous area has been laid waste and
costly piles of timber consumed. A great deal of damage
has likewise been done to the property of Mr. Rutt, also
a timber merchant adjoining, and five houses in Gravel-
lane are much injured by tearing out the windows and

breakage. The furniture of the occupant
very seriously damaged from the

likewise
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

N COLLEGE FOR TAX EDUCATI
—The Bishop of Oxford has determ

lers in his diocese may pursue their stuc

ON OP

cilly, and prepare themselses without interruption for t

responsi

and work o'

the ministry. The college
will be under the bishop's own eye at Cuddesden, and the
principal is to be the Rev. Mr. Pott, his lordship's chap•
lain and curate.

REDUCTION OP MARRIAGE AND BURIAL FEES.—
After the reading of the prayers in All Saints Church on
Sunday last, the Vicar, the Rev. E. N. Bree, read a no-
tice that at a vestry meeting of the minister, churchwar-
dens, and overseers of the parish, lately held, it had been
agreed that the present exorbitant fees should be reduced,

and that
shall be

future the fees c
A,I

rged for marriages

; an

that no fees shall be taken for

pon production

perly-signed certificate that the friends of the deceased
re too roof to pay the demand, the fees shall be reduced
-Hereford Journal.

from 1

The Morning Post reports that on Sunday mornini,
the Rev. Tenison Cufl'e, M.A., of Trinity College, Dub-
lin, who has been for some years past the minister of Car-
lisle Episcopal Chapel. Lower Kennington-lane, publicly

announced from his pulpit that he had ceased to be a cler-
gyman of the Church of England, having been joined in
that step by his congregation assembling in that chapel.
(Another account states the congregation to be but small,
and but few have joined Mr. Cuffe in his schism.) Car.
lisle Ch
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

and a
to tine

lance with

expres

ri especii►lly, it is four

is, that a very lara

the most impOitant

v—for example, the

•om one yeir's end t

other class of wor

rent care and thought;
!fully examined, that,
er attends habitually,
e of all those portions
r Church to be used at

w arrangement on Sun.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

)111IVIERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
NEW YOP

MONEY MARKET.— _
upward tendency. The money
by the news from France. There is a desire, _
pitalists to hold up until later accounts are recee—. Mone
was in plentiful supply, and easy at 7 per cent for sixty days.
Sterling exchange is firm, at 103 to 103, with good bills at 101
The advicea from France have had but little influence upo
bills on Peri. -tting to cause a general suspension of opt
rations 4 bills have been made at $5 15c. Am

tock market dosed tirm, with al
is but slightly affecte,
t of cs

on the ps
ved

Sales of goo,
is quoted at

g, 36/ to 361 ; an

port yes ter(
balance, I'2

nted to .8'21,030

'nts, .87
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

SUBJECT-
KING EDWARD V1.,.L.1F

Iperial F t'OLL
f-pints.

AND TIMES

e taken at -past Seven.
Ammo.. A usual. ckets to he bad at tt
2• I 33, 80ld-street; M RAGA, Renshaw-street; M,
- 13. Rlliot-str nd at the Standard-office.

The ch:gr tot

a Quarter to Seven o'clo,

VE R POOL ROYAL

NPIRITA.TI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

y last circular was issued on the 17th install
g the remainder of last week only a moderate busines

was transacted, at a decline of *c. per lb.,
cases *c. On Sunday, the 21st instant, we
per Europa, via Halifax, from Liverpool, to

ket yesterday was an indisposition on the part o
nade was at a d

oper;ite, and what few sa
to le. from the rates r

Alsdrawn. t

holders hay
accounts from Europe n
be formed as to the

day last.
from the
ived brffl

til confide

16th inatat
: on the ma

•ket, and lat.

he cotton mark
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

BA Rik

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I. Learned Professions, and hf zantile Pursuit.
THE COURS TUDY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

me ornaments, open or

le coiffur
.ir, and failin

was composed of black velvet, twisted it
in long ends over the shoulders.

Young ladies' dresses continue to be made of tarlatans
with deep tucks : a pretty novelty is, however, introduced ;
over each there are three rows of narrow velvet ribbon,
. .

green, v

[nal distances are

The bodies are plain,
low, and pointed, with bows down the front to match
those on the skirt. The same coloured velvet ornaments
The mousseline de soie dresses have the fi

the hai

nbroidered with stray
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

PPOSITE THE ERLOO HOTEL,) LIVERPOOL
SKEW- &

GREAT EXHIBITION.
PRIZE MEDAL AND SPECIAL APPROBATION FOR
FIRE-PROOF SAFES.

CHUBB and SON are the only Fire-proof SAFE
MAKERS in the Unitel Kingdom who have had the dis-
tinguished award of " Special Approbation," with the Prize
Medal—an honour conferred on only twenty persons for differ-
ent articles out of the 1.7,000 Exhibitors.

The pre-eminent character of Cti tins' . FES, as the most
secure from force, fraud, or fire, h n recognised and thus
awarded by the Jury of Class , after a careful comparison
with those exhibited by oth akers.
Public inspection of t e Safes is invited.
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Market-street, chester ; Horsley Fields, Wolverhampton ;
and 28, Lord eet, Liverpool.

THE GREATEST VARIETY OF
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL ARTICLES,
ADAPTED FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

Per Doz,
Quartet.

Insperie
rialf-phti

Fine Mild Scotch Ale 4 -C; . . 2 9 , . 2 East India Pale Ale
Fine Mild Burton Ate 4 6 2 9 Best London Porter
Superior kilos Ale ' 5 0 3 0 -- Beat Dublin Porter
Strongest Edinburgh Ale -..,-. Li 0 . 4 .. Light Dinner Beer
Finest ISLAY and IRISH MALT SKEY, best LONDON GIN, fine old JAMAICA B
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ORIGINAL

TOUSE

II I N (
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

D'O RO.
Yielded by

watcr.-Pr
URIOUS

he name of t
by the Proi
;arden, Lon

HOUSEH

FLEET-8
HOC' LSTO

FRIEND

the First an(

of the
tressed
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

are a higl

a wolf on the head ; bat it is a neces

one ; and It is equally repugnant to us to follow this

through his tortuous windings

deity is no less incumbent

The most advisable course for a man to ador
feels that he has done wron

error, and s,

econd, to avoid it it
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

can claim to be ? With

Face for the selfish

and undue exercise of power, there

a large

amount of spontaneous good wishes for him

has tried to make himself agreeable to the fickle
people, and they have been pleased with him.

- -
Two questions naturally arise on a review of
recent occurrences ; and they are contemplated
separately by the friends and the opponents of the

second, the probable result of it. With some, no

terms of reprobation are too strong for the former.
He has betrayed his country, they say—violated
the most solemn oaths—trampled upon law and

nd placed sound faith and morals in

Others,

ith greater laxity,

estimate actions by their effects, not by their

motives ; and a rebellion, with them,

is justifiable;

its practical issue,

During the Irish rebellion of 1848 there were many

able politicians and moralists, e

of these uust

own country—who were loyal through the

be green and gold had Inspector
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

however, declined,
between three and

dinner, she was alarm
. Mr. Padley, a surgeon, was
blo a bottle which had c

'IT finding
sent
-tained

laudanum ; he immediately applied the stomach-pump,
but failed to detect the presence of laudanum or to restore
the patient, who sar.k and died soon after the operation.
Mr. Padley was of opinion that death resulted either from
apoplexy or the use of a narcotic; from the fact of the
bottle being on the table, he inclined to think the latter
was the true reason. The jury returned a verdict to the
4eceased came by his death from having taken
but whether that laudanum had been
otherwise there was no evidence to

effect tt

laudanum

taken as medicine

BMBEZztam
Geo. Birkhead
and who }
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

pressing his cordial concurrence in the te
..... •••••••.I‘. asmel ••••"”" CM 4".1. .11

tion of the meeting a memori
to be laid before the Pilots

Committee, of ihich the

following is a co

" THE PILOT SERVIC

"At a meeting of shipmasters of the port of Liverpool,
held on board the Isaac Wright this day, the 2nd of

Januar

, 1852

" It was unanimously resolved,—
' That whilst fully aeknowledgir.
conduct of the men engaged in Hie pilot.
port of Liverpool, this meeting consider the regulation.
by which they are bound very seriously interfere with
their usefulness.
' That tb,-- f

ability and good

ieriice of th

,aey recommend such a revision of -hese regu-
lations as would induce more competition between the
boats and men engaged in the service, instead of the pre-
sent system of each boat having an allotted turn ; and
that they should he allowed to cruize as far outside as
they like, additional emoluments being given as off-shore
that is found to answer admirably in

)tage, a system

other ports

` That this meeting also complains of the system of
banging the pilots that are originally put on board ships,

as it has often °mum

is removed before the ship is docked ; and in other cases,
a vessel laying wind-bound may have her pilot changed

s ere she gets to sea

f of the meeting, an

y such merc

. .
„.
captains, and others, as approve of their object, be for-
warded to the Pilots' Committee, and that a copy be
retained, to be forwarded, with the answer received, to the

Trinity Board

while admitting the ability and generally fearless hardi.
hood of the pilots, tendered statements to illustrate the
inconvenience of the regulations of pilots now in force. We

nelectad a fart of -those

CAPTAIN ALLEN'S STATEMENT

" On the 7th December, 1851, at 7, P.M., made the
Skerries ; distant about two miles, blowing fresh from
S.W. Furled fore-sail, and close reef fore and main to;
sails, furled mizen top-sail. At 8. P.M., Point L
belt S.S E. distant about four or five mi

ights, several vessels it
At 10.30, P.M., blowing hard, and thick weather

beading S
eight

midnigh

2, A.M. (Bth), cleared an

wind ha

15 fathoms ; at 3, wore ship, the land in sight ah--a
4, A.m., wore ship, Point Lynas light W.N.VV
tide making the ship drift in fast to the east. ,
(8, A.m.), close in by Ormshead, squared away, and ru
along the land, saw no appearance of a pilot boat. At 10
the N.W. Light=ship distant about three miles, and the
Bell Buoy in sight, t

.t day-light

became uneasy

nded to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

exacrly correct. He had no
four knots an hour ; but that th

said that rhey wen

rtriftin z

ved at the pilot station atal;oiiiv-;o'eitrg
on the Saturday evening in question, and the pilot Was on
board at about
--
Mr. PARRY

quarter past seven

Simpson told_ Me of

and
trek.

iat was the vessel that Mr
rich I v

ill nearly c

as chasing from six

Captain HOODLESS.—T could see a great number of
hts and boats to leeward, some of which I took to be

pilot-hoats,that answered to my signals

ever, t
which

It is not, how

pilot
board yes

understand t
the time, al

respect to the

reason why we

annot get

is allowed to

Some time
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

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NEW MUSIC DAILY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

INSTALLATION OF LOUIS NAPOLEON

The ceremony of the installation of the President at
Notre Dame took place in the venerable Church of Notre
Dame on Thursday morning. We abridge the following
account of the ceremony from the Times;--
The honours paid to a king anointed on the day of
coronation are scarcely greater than those which
attended Louis Napoleon this morning in the vene-
rable Church of Notre Dame. A solemn "Te
Deum d' actions de grace" was performed at the
same hour is every cathedral church of France; the
blessing of heaven was invoked upon the country. and
noon
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rbewenhicahontohientpeedoptole bane conferred
conferred

nies for the term of ten year!
with the "Domine Salvam,

1. The servio
' thus worded

Domine

salvatn fac Rempublieam—i alroum fac Napolewsem
exaudi nos in die qud invocaverinaua."

No one that witnessed the scene of this day can ever
forget it. From the firing of the cannon arthe Invalides—
seventy signals, ten for each million—at ten in the
morning, to the triumphal passage of the President from
the Church of Notrel)ame to the Palace of the Tuileries,
hemmed in the whole way between two forests of mili-
tary, the multitude outside cheering and shouting Vive
id max-

IVapoleon ! th

was vast, imposing,

nificent.
The coup d'ccil presented on entering the Cathedral of
Notre Dame was somewhat deteriorated by the eff----& -€

which, throwing a veil of mist over all that
passed outside, penetrated to the innermost recesses of
the building, and mocked the dazzling brilliancy of nearly
a thousand waxlights, suspended in clusters from the
roof. In the course of a short time, however, when the
chant d'appel of the tambours, accompanied by: the, cries

dense fog

of " Vive Napole'on," which reverberated I
and were re-echoed through the lofty nav

announced the arrival of the President, this had partially
died away, and a better opportunity was afforded of
pnoreriatina tha opiendocir of tho scene which stretched
in gorgeous hues and glittering disarray before the asto-
nished sight. The pillars of the great nave, adorned with
purple-coloured banners, sprinkled with stars of gold—
the velvet draperies and enormous garlands of foliage and
flowers, which covered and fell from the galleries—the
richly-decorated flags, carrying the arms and names of
the chief cities of the empire—the columns of the sanc-
tuary, covered from base to capital with silk brocade of
. . . .

and gaudy ornaments—the benc
and the constituted bodies
side crowded witt

s for the

-and the galleries on either

al, dis-