The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-23 00:00:00

sheen, 160 do. of lambs, and 3
which, though the /malty was

in a very siugctish state,
had a downward tendenc

Fresh sin this morning

Coarse and inferior Beasts 2s 4(1
to 2s 6d, secondary quality ditto 2s 8d to 3s Od prime large
oxen 3s 2d to 2s 6(1, prime Scots, &c. 3s 8(1 to is 10d, coarse
and inferior Sheep 3s 2d to 3s Gil, secondary quality ditto'
3s 6(1 to 3s Bd, prime coarse-woolled Sheep 3s 10d to 4s, prime
South Downs 4s 2d to 4s 4d, large coarse Calves 3s 4d to 4s,
prime small do. 4s 2d to 4s 6(1, large Hogs 3s 8(1 ro 4s'6d, neat

k the offal

small Porkers 4s Bil to 4s 10d, Lambs 5s to 6s, sucking Calves
18s to 295, and quarter-old store Pigs 16s to I9s each.- Beasts
2704, Sheep and Lambs 33,820, Calves 208, Pigs 280.

Mr. Conde has been deprived of his office of assistant
secretary to the Poor Law Commicioners.
Prince Albert bas subscribed £lOO towards the fund
which is now being raised fu- the purpose of purchasing
the model of the Battle of Waterloo from Capt. Siborne,
the gallant constructor of the work.

NORTH CHESHIRE.—E. D. Davenport, Esq., of Capes-
thorn, has offered h'roself a candidate. Mr. Davenport's
father represented Cheshire for nearly a quarter of a cen-
tury.

The London Guardian Society fnr the protection of
trade held its anniversary cn Saturday. Mr. J. Reay, of
this town, was present, and stated the success of the pro-
vincial societies in detecting swindlers and conferring ad-
vantages to persons in trade.

FlaE.—The extensive horse and foot barracks now
erectinz on the Harfi,qd road, Bristnl, were nearly con-
sumed by fire on Saturday nieht. The loss to the con-
tractor will, it is said. be nearly £4OOO, besides which the
poor workmen have all ln't their toolf,.

HYDR'IPATHY.—Dr. ElI S. proprietor of a hydropatbic
e•t3blishment at Peter ham, was indicted at the Central
Criminal Court for manslanghter in having caused the
death of Mr. Dresser, a patient at his establishment. The
jury found the defendant cat guilty, and be was immedi-
ately discharged.
KILKENNY ELECTION.—CoIoneI Bryan, of Jenkins-
town. is generally spoken of as a candidate for the seat ya-
caot by the death of Colonel Btit'er. The gallant colonel,
however, is only a Whig and a Roman Catholic, and will
not do for the popolar party at Conciliation Hall. The
Liberator and the Henri P,cificator mieht hP satisfied with
bim, but not so the Nation and its contributors.
THE SELF-ACCUSED M unDEREK AND ROI3BER.—JUst
before the adjournment of the Central Criminal Court, on
Saturday, William Henry Niqman, who pleaded guilty
last Thursday, and who put in a paper challenging the
Common Serjeant to play at chess and other games, was
qgain brought to the bar, when his manner appeared to
very incoherent. He was told that the sentence of
seven years' banishment had been rescinded, and a year's
hard labour substituted. The prisoner laughed and left
the court.

EXECUTION OF THREE MEN.—On Friday, Patrick
Haves, aged 21 years, and Patrick Rice, aged 22. were
executed at Nenagh, for conspiring to murder the late
Petrick Clarke. Esq. A fter their bodies were cut down,
William Fogarty, aged 25, underwent the same dread pu-
niAment, for shooting at. with intent to kill, Mr.
11fflortn1,1. a steward in the slate quarries in that part of
the county Tipperary. The crowd in front of the gaol was
considerable, hut far below the multitudes which have
hitherto flocked into Nenagh on similar r ccasions.

DEATH OF GEORGE. LANGTRY, ESQ —lt is our pain-
rul duty to record the deat h of this venerable gentleman--
one of the olde,t and most resp-c'able inhabitants of
this town. The melancholy event hannened early yester-
day morning, at his residence, Fort-William, near Belfast.
Mr. Langtry was, for many years, well and honourably
known, not only to his fellow-townsmen, but to the whole
mercantile community of Ulster, as one of the leading
merchants of Belfast. He was the first to establish steam
communication between this town and other ports ; and,
throughout a long r.nd exemplary life, of upwards of
eighty years, his active habits and upright character were
alike serviceable to the public and creditable to himself.
The interment will, we unjersta"d, take place to-morrow
morning, at Newtownbreda.—Belfast News Letter of
Friday. [The above highly-respected gentleman was
father of Mr. George Langtry, the agent in this town for
the Belfast steam-packets. The funeral was most nnme-.
music, attended, upwards of eighty carriages following the
remains.]

ATROCIOUS MURDER.—A correspondent of the Dublin
Packed, in a letter dated, " Ballinakill, County Galcvsfr
June 19." detail. the particulars of a savage murder cots'
mitted there. He oast.. "the victim, named Patrick Eli%
a young man of about 33 years of age, of Drinname, within
acres of ground, and was not of thttetilitceelarhs
bse
of
cf looking. bp Ie
ot v
sl tef
visited
about quarter of a mile of the town of Woodford, was a
incury
m land,os most
demandingth the harmless,ireo mi nai :ihoff;hB midnight vrl eekeepi ..:lorasrt person.
provisions,.
the scene of the tragedy, in company with the serjeant of
police, and I do not exaggerate when I say there are four-
teen wounds, made by a bayonet, or some such instru-
ment, through some of which his bowels are protruding.
The poor wife of deceased s'ates that two men came to the
house, about twelve o'clock, asked for admittance, and
for something to eat. When he opened the door they
told him they wanted to speak to him outside ; he
accompanied them, and a few perches from the door, in 3
little boreen. or by-road, they accomplished the tragedy.'
THE INFANT SA PPFlo.—This interesting little song'
stress gave a concert on Tuesday evening at the Concert:
hall, and was r; ceived with such enthusiasm. by a crowded
and respectable company, as to induce her parent to pro-
mise she should visit Liverpool again in about a fortnight•
Mr. H. V. Lewis sane two songs in excellent style, and
Mr. Vinniag sang " Wanted a Governess," amidst raP'
turous applause.