The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24 00:00:00

the Indian army

hilt of a poig
It has been i
which, accord
used in the
the han

I they would

shn, wt
►as been changed in

him to the prison of the Luxer

cold land taken

e was in a private (
the polic

£3O I by the Chief of

is over 1:

T, was read. I

the family

revenue might be napkir
1. The estimated The Ga

bout £70,000,

embraced in
i the present

.....
ecornmodation, as early
tile docks would he first erected

e have advices to the 10th
in that colony was to be
while two were to be sta..
pm in Van Diemen's Land.

)andon the colony of North
,d that £20,000 had been

ceive favours
ricultural operatio

1-1- reports of
The

lands, and a petition was
colonial-office, to assist in
Dciation has been formed in
land for ecclesiastical pur-
dedly averse to what they

between church an

Ice from China of a lat
although the Hadding;t4

ie steamer of that

ESS OF PRASLIN
e particulars of whicl

;e, increases in Paris. It
hose name is there men-

3to 35. She has had a
!e that it has been found
We extract the following

need, the water-closets of
Lit before last, and in pre-
-1 M. Brissot Thivas, and

The most minute

with whicl

.1 the wound

till the same hour on the
Lout success. While this

liim from his bed

iely guarded

a on the third floor,lookir

lourE on. Following up this

nard, upon which were fresh stains of blood.
impossible to find the blade of this weapon,
ling to very warrantable presumption, had been
erpetration of the crime, but had broken in
of the murderer, and thus explained tl
d employment of the butt-end of

3. sue}

,g interrogated as to his help_ g in possession of th

fragment of a weapon of which he had actually made use,
the Duke declared that he could not give any explanation
of the circumstance. As he refused to tell what he had
done with the blade, a search was made in the garden of
the Elysee Bourbon, which is divided from the Hotel
Sebastiani by a low wall, and also a narrow street or lant
•longing to tr -^nerty of V— ' I Caste'

le late Countess a. „ci-
lane, iut without any result. Mlle. de Lucy, whose arrest
a- we announced on Thursday, was again interrogated yester-
it day, when she denied having had any intimate relations
e them with the Duke de Praslin, and protested with energy her
nit cost. deep attachment to the noble family, who had loaded her
AO square with benefits. She expressed great regret at having been
d a frontage constrained to quit the hotel, and the young ladies whose
education has been confided to her, and endeavoured to
• - "•,,vPbv the terms of a letter addressed by her to
`4,1 had been found among his
the measuresadopted

►y watched;

rrret to
wiil t

terring
fled to

which the murder was
by the Attorney- Gener
contractor for cleansing

night to empty the waft
when th

1 chasse

veapon w

Advices from Rig,
:change slightly it

crop of flax vi

LATEST I

per qr. upon t
a fair quantity %

al of fo:
bout '2d

for tria
On '1

l'ULlt

ing to

ay, another

ver the

ming wr

iabulary, said, tha

dens, he flea
tress ; lie m

p West-De

ed on, and u
stripped (

lg to M'Allister
appearing, Mr. Rathbon
AIMING.—On Thur
led Jame

now, r

ne Coombe

prosecutrix in Prestc

ld ord

I two sureties of £l5 e

I.OOOI,IMODATION AT TI
. 1

1-keeper, ma
ice, that a u.

a; to th

bridew

tof room. T

rpetrated, a requisitory
was signified to M. Ric
'axis, who sent six carts t

-cloets of the

Workhouse authorities b

immediately re

er for the

mission of

an inquiry will be made into
modation.

to pro

Liu-En

DISMISSAL FROM THE
police-constable Milne, 1
trates, to complain of an o
brother officer, Smithson,
ted on the afternoon of the

)me of he riot

y resource tl

t on tt

I want

out of domestic
geared that Smithson,
the father of an illegitimate child of co
and that the quarrel, which led to the
of the circumstance of Smithson interposing t
the woman's brother turning h

commission of the assault
of the magistrates, who fin

out of d
I to the 1