The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-15 00:00:00

NOVEMBER 10, 1

606,

ZOCA.L INTELLIG-ENCI

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the ;t;LIA."--The next mail hen
opiL amen Golden AgLetter
1.74 ,1P tO the 18th in te nay b
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kto itrßienL
,AND COUNTESS OF DER, Are en
544 us at Knowsle-hall. The E. 4 and
LadY
Katherine Grey Egerton are am

the hours of labour to four days per we

heavy stock and the depressed state of

THE SUBJECT of the next paper at the Architectural
and Archaeological Society, to-morrow, will be " Ventila-
tion," illustrated with experiments, by Mr. Chas. Wilson,
of Halifax, sole manufacturer of his patent self-acting
double-current ventilator.

in and Countess

of th:'„,,kilAvEs and Mr. Ferule of Liverpool, on 1,.-
kiegda' ''n!Powners' Association 'had an interview on
lof Frith the Right Hon. E. Cardwell, at the
8740,81

Mr. J. E. GORST, son of E. C. Lowndes, Esq., of Preston,
and late captain of the Grammar School, has been elected
to a foundation scholarship, at St. John's College, Cam-
bridge. Mr. Gorst obtained this distinction at his first
sitting, having gone into residence last month._ _ _

We are happy to find that the contr

tZted inte4B M St. PanlsChurch continue to exc
-,,,a81S at rest among all classes, and"to be very in
tended
416;1134241 •
1.8 uslaess of On Wednesday, on the conclusion of
d1.1i103.1,
potehe Council, the newly-elected Mayor, Mr.
;'er, , al 'tile ined the members of the Council to a
ki i; oa,„„ , Mayor's dining-room.
iNt:raati °---4t the general meeting of the Literary
tmnitre -c
Society, held on Tvesday, at the rooms,
lc e4silit, Mr. T. W. Hughes was elected president
it'? bY rotagt.Sear, in the room of Mr. C. Milward, who
111' '/' Xtisi°ll.
kyl) oseplof °N WOOD (chairman), Mr. W. Mann, and
kititogethe for, (commissioners of pilotage for'Liver-
-4 tbriew
~,r dell
Mr David Rowland (secretary), had
Cr' at the o"11 Wednesday with the Right Hon. E. Card-
qtoic
Jl-000ard of Trade.
trietlyearst.'t ACCIDENT.--011 Saturday week a boy,
h,lt44Bteale hese parents reside at the Old Swan, met
RittiTtlitnenlont which resulted in his death
Iltile deetasating the anniversary of g,
kr,ttkiou cited received a shot in his heart.
t4iie es 0,, this CLOTHING SOCIETY.—The ladies,
ak, a' Ls. society, made the annual distribution of
kk eata erlntY Church SchooLq, on Thursday. The
• , * of
,e6d,,el)2S,.itors were upwards of £270, the boxes
loi'.3,o'afot;nlllS saOn Vinolgicif:r uesveefilliilnpurlpasosteswEee3o.the
IZllYakteale child was found in a box, in St. Makin's
Whoa t6e coroner's inquest was held on Wednes-
kiteltkd been surgeon gave it as his opinion that the
ltatilriii., ed. " stall-born, and a verdict to that effect
NI., ,rto•
kli4le's by tiIIING STAR.--On Friday, about 400 of the pas-
,tibyr,.l39 tw,,e ,Guiding Star, lying in the river, arrived
Ao .'l'l4 s-l'eain tags. She had been previously board-
kro ' ' nemberg, the government emigration agent,,
4'llol*°r rtned t
atm i. hem that suitable accommodation would
kLever,i;:. 'or them at the Workhouse. The majority,
1,,t0 pieeted that public hospitality, and betook them-
. „kiv4,-,,,vate DISPUTE.—At
.44t,‘glde.,,F;trciArrs' DISPUTE.—At a meeting 'of the
btivei'eolatiti4sSociation, on Wednesday, it was stated
ino tree had had an interview with the opera-
ktali goy ,T' Agreed to work piecework. It was agreed
°P4k' 1iy,111,1 do so, the prices to be subsequently
Ittel,les, eetalnittee submitted to both masters and
4:4,1;t: with The,..., men, however, stated their resolution not
:NE,I,. ,t, strangers.
tile ' itt, 1„3""1 CLUB has been formed in Liverpool,
NI) .iitd-ss of vessels to fifteen tons. 'The officers of
tl,
, ttea.l.,ZadY elected are Commodore j. A. Clarke,
i„itth, -I,)nlmodore A. Dunn, Esq, treasurer, B.
'',Qiteir.-',8,1., honorary secretary, W. Brown, Esq.,
S?..eoh"-z• W. Moss, Esq and -Richard Buck, Esq.
/tovl.l,
8--.ltedore, selcted "by the club, is R. M.
14 A q., the owner of the celebrated Truant, who
Stltik.e if'llaerica.
tv tAtru
At eat, OP THE Tow-s.—At the meeting of the
'4* ever', en Tuesday, it was stated that the town
,ttiv 11'4 ill a more healthy state. In six of the districts
1 eks to di,
~,,flils numbering
at all; and in the others only a
'441174' f)e th "ering about nine tEtogether. But they
;II eh 1 e previous day, one 'very malignant case of
4gspitclatera, in Paul-street, wliich was removed from
Ldp The to the Workhonse„ where the patient had
, jt;e,d to patients remaining 'ln the house were now
D' bt 'our.
~.°41,,,b, h-ttaPyL" D.A.IIGHTER.—A young woman, named
t-iesda;",s• was brought 'up at the police-court on
Stitkiseile'fnarged by her mother with stealing a boa.
so.tii LI was in the habit of staying out late at
Ile
~,,Qagifit...e Ties even all night, and her mother wished
kieittti, 4, (1.;.4,e b 3 send 'her to gaol for as long a period as
halcigat hel".,Faght 'tend to 'reform her. The magistrate
Ipt, do her Lad good; iik sending the prisoner to pal
kq_ll-Ito,l '1,7 but as she was drunk when taken
bt ree ci• he would 'fine 55., or send her to prison
;{bn,stol,Y's in default.
tprZieq t:/. O 5 Bctvris.---In the "Annals of LiverpoOl,"
iteit7 the ;0177?r's Directory," under the year IST,
N Chea„sp'!wing":-7 Thomas Cosgrove killed his
!rap al .' l•ke, and poisoned himself ; and, after lin-
k the
for some 'time, he died in bridewell,,and
k 'ae n the-top of .11 tt;)
k4tfielliziorriTig, March •
314..,, n-8-arden, at three o:clock
~ItY, 4431'e •Ilgaged it taking On Thursday,
the sryeetnintaaet
lsortieYidiscovered, about two yards beneath 'fhe
11 °lnas co "lan bones,which are believed to be those
IttAkhz.vzsgrove, the suicide of 1815.
clr Asa —Be Benjamin Davis, Draper,4 Holy-
Ll/414judged ; 'l3
kk ded frera T
Nil Ptcy, oo t ankrupt, by the Liverpool Court of
Ire of of May last, who had been ref
of no snesda, 4', 'was on Thursday brought up on a
kle'ecoPferlime.urrontiring himself, when called ripon, at
S notice The
mlitt
....he evidence of Thomas M., auc-
of buis,,Bit'anpeared that after he had reocived
,13..ankaurit's Arcfp,.:arrender, he posted it up 'hid& of
"41 see ,it. The emirt!rlainliad been then closed, so as he
i'etice,shotild have heen,L"ed. him, on the grottrich. that
';)T•teic '01? TriE 52UPPKIi?D:ste4r, in a conspicuous place.
940:4,15sssentr,Thgen.rrss.,. of this sh-iii,T-euncenWtlyedwnreCeSdakeyda.Onmele4inrrag
.t.Y it :—"" Lima, was held. in Glasgow. After
ofith,quarY of the govern
ii14:44,17,,' ene feeling bf
aumirsanteionnt efmorigation officer, there
41,1e4ieetndact of the captain, officers, ae
nd crew. ttdate:cll
Iry bsl„!en'ernsitY` manifested by some of the sailors,
Oarti • Graham,-one of the agents of the vessel, called
7,,:tilar manifestatians of gratitude. Mr. M6liougal,
IPIII p ri with distingnishing generosity, stated that he
elbet nrleall expenses, and forward the passengers on to
44e4litt •D
rki I, DEATHS, ,AictiD MARRIAGES.—The -registrar
oka.Yeat,"46 Est issued his return for the quarter of
rpa:lrhe7:__traggil
eNth ptember. The marriages ex-
' ,that"een_i . in the quauter ending June. or the
iiil‘ll44ov ue4l September 30th, the births 'have also
:l'ea.,,
~,the average number, while the deaths have
titoerf`;',,ttlan is usual in proportion' to the population.
ki AN stn of the town population has experienced a
I,lll,)lel'ea,:tineution during the summer. Therd has been
1'14,2 deat,-15i marriages, and as 147,581 births and only
A ' pop :were registered, a balance of 55,240 'remains
vfl,, 140, -.ton.
4,,,,,h44 ), n WIFE.—Ann Webster, of Hotham-street,
Xe afPn several times previously remanded on a
l', brot,',Pbw,, jog titricil. into her hnsband's face •was
'fs44e, a ."., up on Th da Gabriel Webster,' the
& PAeared . .' 3%
~NI,
said
with -hos head bound up, and.iiis face
1 kid Iz4ch disfigured. In her defence,Ahe pri-
tlleilveoit that
, % Webster 'had been drinking for -the last
41'4' th„„ever having gone to bed sober dming the
1 to 11 e'r '' time, and that during a quarrel arising out
Ilk,Sie 6LMl`astance She 'unconsciously threw the *arid
:il4lt,e ''> She 'had purchased it for the purpose of
„theh ! teeth and hangs, which she had been_eloing
li te,7 thelliftrrel took place. She was committed for
011,1,,e A.,taskizes.
NOtly. StrICIDE.—On Wednesday week,
.Edmund
Njal.l, rears of age, residing in White-street,
j,'_lll, toke'l. lied with his inamorata in the theatre,•re-
i,7tt, Ad t;useonsolate. He appeared to have had-same
14°41;141e tio__Qui 'another persuaded him to go to bed. A
Veh°,,,t, h';it'ctr, the got up and drew a small knife across
)itiedelf it swas-taken out of his hand before he had
oe,eotdos,,a;l,3'. injury. He then became much enraged,
lira ;WY about 'the froliesom object of his Ow-
10hellik at can down the stairs. His stepfather
otiti ati,ee, the' ottom, antl-prevepted him from going
N 4 a 0- This seemed to have increased his frenzy-;
&Tit '4rge dagger knife out 'of his pocket, and, after
r4,-.1 at h.
S . 'Ad ~,18 stepfather, he:plunged it into his own
Iv") ,yr )1 afterwards withdrew 'it and threw it on the
N4`4e-h.._,roce was immediately -called in ; but, though ,
W541,13,,41 assistance was rendered him, he died on
/I,lt.rt, 13t.
1,4417, IIftr,_IIIIITTEX.—The first weekly meeting of
ItihteL4'B. 1,,,-'1 Committee was 'held onThursday. Present
~.1.,(,';'11, FirigSdale, Dover, Gladstone, Moss, Beckwith,
YS' ' lieoe,rng, Johnson, Halhead, WisTicol,
.....tewart,
oa4ifor`terson, and Hodson. The meeting was
`'ever N. the one, for re-organising the,sub:comnuttees,
tt etlZe_.rtecessary arrangements previously to the
?,,erg e ryas upon their general duties.' Mr. Md.
po)oty le-appointed chairman, and Mr. Alderman
t mOlted euaunan. The usual sub-committees were
kikirk, Ivh* A conversation ensued as to the hour of
)1t .k,,,.. ether it should be in future at eleven o'clock
kli het,' two,
0 „ B_, and ultimately a motion and amend-
t'i,Lt e ~,,"40,taitted upon the question, On a di-

r 7,
FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Saturday night, Robert Cruik-
shank, second engineer of the steam-ship Minerva, while
at work on board, as the vessel was preparing to leave the
Nelson Dock for Belfast, was struck on the head by the
fly-wheel, and sustained injuries which caused his death as
he was being conveyed to the Northern Hospital.
BURGLARY.—On Friday night, some burglars entered
the offices of Messrs. Harrison and Co., Sir Thomas's-
buildings, by means of skeleton keys. They broke open
desks and drawers, and endeavoured to blow the safe up,
but were unsuccessful. They appeared to have been on
the premises several hours, but retreated with little or no
booty.

FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Thursday the arches under a
portion of the new brewery belonging to Mr. Liversidge,
Great Charlotte-street, were struck for the first time, and
on the following day, at eleven, a.m., one of them fell in,
burying a labourer, Jacob Heywood, in the ruins. His
body, much mangled, was, after the lapse of some time,
recovered, quite dead.
HIS WORSIIIP TILE MAYOR, accompanied by a very
numerous and influential body of gentlemen, and pre-
ceded by the Blue Coat Boys, attended divine service at
St. Peter's Church on Sunday morning, when a sermon was
preached by the Rev. Augustus Campbell, 31. A., rector
of Liverpool, in aid of the Blue Coat Hospital. The
collection amounted to £95 14s. 6d.
JAMES 110L3IES, ESQ., of Douglas, Isle of Man, brother
of the Late Alderman John Holmes, died on Thursday last.
By a family arrangement, it is said that the last survivor
of the three brothers, Henry, John, and James, was to
inherit the property ; and we understand that it now goes
to the surviving sister and her two daughters, in this
town. The amount is of course not known, but it is stated
at £BOO,OOO.

Some'boys

unpowder

DEPLORABLE ACCIDENP.—On Friday, as Mr. John
Pearce, of Copperas-bill, and another man, were passing
along Drury-lane, carrying a partition on their shoulders,
they ran against a lorry, and Mr. Pearce was knocked
down and seriously injured. He was taken in'to the old
Mansion-house hotel and every attention and assistance
were afforded to him by Mr. and Mrs. Walker, but he died
three hours after receiving the injury. __ _ _

HAWKING.—A gentleman froin Yorkshire frequently
visits Crosby, and takes with.him a well•trained hawk.
He goes out on horseback with his falcon en his hand, and
when he perceives a hare or a rabbit, the 'bird darts for-
ward, and seizes its prey by the neck ; litt it seems to be
more particularly fond of pursuing pigeon s. Rabbits often
escape by ranking into their burrows. Bells are attached
to the feet of the falcon, so as to show the direction it
takes, but it generally returns it a short time to its

. CONPRSSY6N OP MURDER.—ThStaas Jarrett, an Eng- I
Rahman, 'residing in Smithdovoreikme, Edge-hill, surren-
dered
himself, on Friday night, Eitt Sackville-place statian-
house, Dublin, and stated that he shot a young man,
named Thomas Williams, also tat. Englishman, and Tresid-
1. the Edge-hill station., on the 9th instant, iit
oon. The reason assigned by Jarret for the rash-act was
the seduction of his sister by Williams. He will 'be de-
tainenin .custody pending 'the necessary inquiries by the
pidice from the authorities-tit LiverpooL
OCEINSING SEWERS ES' MACIIINERT.—Tke process
of 'Cleansing sewers, invetited by Mr. BlaYdes, ere of the
surveyors in the Liverpool borough engineer's %like, :has .
`been pronounced to be efficient. A crane is placed at
'arch of two gully-hobs, and a chain carried between r
each by means of a float-tine. The chain is worked
back-
wards or forwards till the silt is loosened, and buekets,
'ttached to it, remove and raise the refuse in the moot
-convenient manner, *he sewer then, by-gniilar means,
being finally cleansed by brushes. By 'this process,
eleven men, in the 'third of a day, will 'cleanse &length
of sewer that, underfthe old system, woad 'oCeupy 'three
men ten days.

ing nes

THE WIGAN SMIKES.—The dispute '-iYetween`the -coal
proprietors and the colliers is likely to te san-setthk., the
men employed bylhe Earl of Balcarres 'having 'returned
to work on Thursday, and it is said that the -others on
strike would retsnn to their duties in the "course-of the
week. Most of the factory hands are ,also expected to re-
sume work immediately. At present all the military
called into town"-0n the occasion of Ike 'late riots remain
quartered at tire Public-hall and Iteyal Hotel. 'The ma-
gistrates have-iesued 500 summonses to:men Of 'lll ranks
to be sworn in as special constables. It is also' ntended
to augment the police force, so as to make, it 'aticquate to
the requirements of the borough. 'All is very-peaceable
in town and veighbourhood.
TRA.NBA.TZA NTIC STEA HERS.-The screw-steamer City
of Glasgow, Captain Wylie, saNd'for Philadelphia, on
Wednesday,vvith eighty-six cabin passengers and a fair
cargo.—On -Wednesday the United States mak steamship
Atlantic, Captain James West, arrived in the river, from
New York, `with advices from 'tkat port to the 29th ult.,
ninety-eight passengers, and Ocio,ooq dollars' in specie, on
freight.—tie Niagara hence, 'and the Hermann, from
Southampten, had arrived—the former at Boston, on the;
28th, and fee latter at New York, on the 29th ult. The
British 'ark North American Royal Mall steam-ship'
Canada,' Captain Stone, saideUfrom the 'Mersey at four:
o'clock 'on Saturday, for Halifax and Boston, with the,
usual nails and about 100 passengers. She should have
sailed shortly after nine o'eloik in the morning, but was
detained Ly the fog -which werniled:

Sorsus AT TILICTows-LiAir..x..—At the soiree given. y
the Mapor, (Mr. S. Holme,) ssid Mrs. Holine, on Tuesday,
the guests having been received in the centre drawing-
room• ly'his Worship and Mrs. Holme, vpassed into the
adjoining saloons, where valuable' books, engravings, &c.,'
were amongst the objects of Attraction. /The central room,
was used for refreshments,atil in the grand ball-room a con-
cert had been arranged, the vocal music. being sung by the.
Liverpod Glee and Madrigal Union, ..ender the direction
of Mr. *iudlow. At eleven -o'clock supper was served in
the Mayor's dining-room, the --visitors 'being admitted in.
parties -of about 200 persons. Before 'the first party re-
tired, Mr. W. Brown, M.P., proposed the health of the
Mayor, to which his Worship responded. Before supper
dancing tad commenced ha the grand ball-room, and was
kept up with much animation until a late hour, though
the greater part of the gamtstbegan cto retire soon after
midnia t.

NEW INVENTIONS.—Mesers. .Bahnforth, of Clayton,
Lancaster, have patented some improvements relating to
steam 'tilt-hammers, and which , consist mainly in the
employment of an oscillating -steam-cylinder, having its
pistonorod connected direct to the helve of the hammer-
head, •and beneath the helve in such n-position as to allow
clear access to the hammer from. all sides. The axes on
which the hammer tilts are furnished with screw bearings,
to enable one side to be raised more than the other, and
thus allow of irregularly-formed masses being forged. A
modification of the machine •enables it to be used for
riveting. A patent has recently 'been secured by Mr.
William Sager, of Chester, for an Improved propeller,
consisting of propelling floats, attached to vertical rods,
ranged along the sides of the vet,selin about the same po-
sition as is now occupied by the 'ordinary paddle-wheel.
Bach-pair of rods is connected to a separate crank arm at
a joint just above the float, which arm slides in a swivel
guide. A number of the rods are connected together, so
that rotary motion may be communicated to several cranks
and rods together. As the cranks pass through the lower
halves of'their revolutions the floats will he urged through
the water, while during the remainder of the revolution
they Will be drawn out and brought into their former
-position, and the operation be repeated continuously.—
Mining Jaztrnal. .

SELECT VESTRY.—The Rev. Rector ?Campbell presided
at the meeting on Tuesday, when the .cBlls for the recep-
tion of pauper lunatics formed the pzin.cipal subject of
debate, the greater portion of the members condemning
them as-unlit for the purposes for which they were used.
No definite ,resolution respecting them was agreed upon.
ne minutes ,sf the Industrial School .committee stated
that a letterhad been received from Mr. Parker, the sur-
veyor, stating that the schools were new overcrowded.
The scommittee 'had recorded their opinion that the entire
area of accommodation of the schools was sufficient, and
that by a betterfiocation the inconvenience might he ob-
viated. Certain -members had been nominated to assist
the governor 'in 4the task.-Mr. Brown, the government
inspector, had visited the schools on Monday, to -examine
the schoolmasters .and schoolmistresses.—Mr. Wylie had
submitted a plan of a large swimming bath, tole placed
in the eld smith's Shop.—A sub-committee hadTbeen ap-
pointed to consider the state of instruction in the schools,
and the industrial training, as compared with otherjtlaces.
After the transaction of some routine business, Mr.

klitl:e
..,:::.I.es were - equal, ihen the ehairman Denton again complained that the new magistrates re-
.\4k .il-,-pg vote in favour of the hour .of meet- cently appointed to attend to parochial business refusedto
~,,„,„; ~,,. .hillst,ure eleven o'clock, instead of half-past attend to their duties.—Mr. Savage said he believed It
N,ltilt 7 h67.,,`1_ ,on, the building surveyor, Mr. Nev-
. was their determination .not to take any more interest in
% I 4,,... ugh
engineer, and Mr. Fresh, the in- parochial affairs than in the common affairs of the town,
,i, . Ile -.`%30111 ile
'their
presented their reporta, detailiog the -
and that none of them would come there.
..ttii-i.:::4 iitf_f,:f! ir several departments.—The borough THE CASE OP BIGHAH V. Coves was brought before
g iti • bie available balance from the rate laid the Court of Queen's Bench on Friday. This was au
111,1
, .; kitile borough to be as follows t—Liverpoot, appeal against a decision of the judge of the County Court
ritlee Y 7,839 `.141,Le,`, £3,934; Everton, £2060; West of Liverpool. The action 'had been brought to recover
:41411,1,1xi.,,ir ,e j iroxteth-park, £8,498. The available back a sum of money alleged to have been improperly paid
ikl;feßt rage was—Liverpool, £3,800; Everton, on a contract for the sale of ,eorn. On the 16th Nov.,
, Vied erhY, £BO9 • Toxteth-park, £2,547.—Mr. 1852, the defendant sold to the plaintiff a cargo of corn.
"4,11:14.....,t0 c4iaatitatetenti nono' a nuisance i London-road,
. •Th contract was, " Soy' to you for account of, &c., the
nbovot.-.....irk_ from the slaughter-houses in Trow-
,cargo of corn per the Prima Donna, now at Queenstown,
D4_, , )7,5. oale medical officer stated that attention as it stands, of about 1,300 quarters of Ibraila Indian corn,
:tlt"i,,_taapp. ed to 'the matter, and measures were at ,30s. per quarter free on board, the quantity to be taken
6 lit.ABlgt naming, &c., which, it was understood, had
IN kittelt To nee' as per bill of lading, to be calculated at 220 quarters, equal
to 100 kilos. Payment in cash on handing over the ship-
kft:ZD'ltt•%m2llE
wCionulNa•rnst!cusor Euecnsr :nun.-
It. —,,,. /net Tuesday,is
Lint; documents and the policy
quarters.o6f7insnce."ThThe elabrtioff
\ ~,,,,,i',--a, at a quarter to six o'clock, and shortly paid on thec qutaiigi.ty at 6
hat eLvessel at that time had not
6,,thitt4l4(Jett°9.l tide was rusnidneing at The evening
time. The was
e arrived. When
oWtgaittgd
there were
theimt T6T4was measured, raedna atijilde
051\4: itii" the lonere Ilweep in crossing the river from the plaintiff thenl broughtr the action to quarters
back the
41iNite ;n ding A'verpool side, her commander, Captain amount overpaid. The judge of the county court gave
1/4, le ap,ithe 73t..1? Pass under. the stern of
.a vessl judgment for the plaintiff. This appeal was then brought.
t.,jt P,et, er shiam• Immediately on passing this Lord Campbell said that, in the absence of express deci-
Stillktills tail). of hl'... (the John, of Quebec) was observed sions on the subject, it appeared to him that in principle
th, tlimiag!, with':,, directly in the way of the steamer, the defendant was entitled to judgment. The sale was a
iiNpthe tely pnutu,l a light, The helm of the Countess sale for better for worse, The parties did not know what
'(,,it 'I, at tleski, ~ hard over" to port, with the view of was the quantity, which was to be settled by the bill of
toint,:alver,4e timo",tll offing tter being under weigh,
and lading. The vendee, therefore, took the corn subject to
tiv ketta couisfrom the aecy the risk as to the quantity being equal to that which was
111,42ettli Ing ath "n took place, in consequence of the represented by the bill of lading. If there was less, he
104 177th Rht the Wart the bows of the John. The ships was bound to suffer the loss ;if there was more, he would
th, qett e4futhe itre3rt Paddle-box of the steamer; but, be entitled to the advantage of it. There was othing in
k,lii Rte.i N,,,, and the going. past at a great speed, it slid the contract which entitled the vendee to a return of the
NIA f, tiae,„,. The Princisal damage was sustained in money which he bound himself to pay on the delivery of
Iti,likt, !II 0„,,,,.•
fi„ina 'uowsprit of the vessel swept away ' the shipping documents.—Mr. Justice Coleridge was of
Yteho 17board nd her main and mizzen masts, the same opinion. This was the sale of a cargo of corn,
~ , 11. as
~., without iniurin an on C tit.
ii:l kThe'r ruoo."anding on tfi g y e• 013 In assumed to be of a certain quantity and quality. The
t'ol) tae Nn 111 g over th • e port paddle-box, saved parties were dealing here for an immediate
.sale, and the
kh, ir,,,, tess ,on_ lost e bridge to the other paddle- price was to be pald on the delivery of certain documents.
i,FIIN, tea;,Ziorit 17 herport and stern bulwarks, On this sale two important circumstances were not ascer-
.4, t.),,,,,, R. 0,,.. the vessel's cutwater was forced tamed ; the first related to the quantity, the second to the
' 011eq.was4 C.L her. plates in two places. Her quality, of the corn. The latter was to be taken for
4t 11 lostlmself " her
aw and the man t
tkiSl' 11, her from . . ay, . . a the granted, the former was to be taken at the moment ; but
fi,,._ injury by falling on his face th rtaining it were to be the descrip-
tsl I tllleh cla "re-head ' e means of finally asce
ink e rcaged. ~
erebowsprit were about passengers on that, not to be on measurement, Mr. Justice Erle
'4'44"n:ter-Pr 4011 e of whom sus- also concurred. Judgment of the court below reversed.
Judgment given for the defendant.