The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-02 00:00:00

which sailed for

ers by the Baltic,
lay, was M. Jullien. the C
by his agent, Dr. Joy.

on board the ship Saratoga have
•geon, Mr. Pearson, a most gratifying
.rvices on board that vessel.

lON.-.

The parliamentary ei

ispinall was guilty of treatinz at
borough of Clitheroe,

and that he

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. —mo,kn-SHAups."—n Tuesday an em
sonndled of £9, by four swe O
llishly-dressed men,igrant known towas
the police as " broad-sharps," by the ordinary mode of
card-pitching," near the Waterloo Dock.

A SAGE POLICEMAN.—OnTuesday, a policeman, gifted
'beyond his fellows with foreseeing wisdom, left an inebri-
ate tailor lying in Temple. court, to his fate, " on the
plea" that he was not drunk enough to be locked up.
THE WARRINGTON GOVERNMENT SCHOOL OF ART has
been established with every prospect of success. Mr.
Collinson, the master, has been appointed by the Govern-
ment Department of Practical Art.
AN UN

RTUNATE SAILOR, named John Foley, was
on Thursday night, opposite the
a state of helpless intoxication,

ban over
Custora-honse, wuue
ttnd killed on the soot

jOIIX GLOVER. captain of the trig Maserene, loading
Zthe Wellington Dock, fell from a ladder into the dock
ieFrklaY moraine, about two o'clock, and was drowned.
was intoxicated at the time.
Fa
lITY-oye VESSELS are now loading at the port of
Tw7erPool for Australia, giving a total of 26,082 tons.
taraltY-%qt of these vessels are bound for Melbourne,
for Or, Adelaide, five for Melbourne and Sydney, eight
DR7ne7 Only, and one for Port Philip.
in th:LR Cavetn BY A Psw.—A few weeks ago, a girl
ham workhouse accidentally swallowed a pin, which
chap the skill of the surgeons to remove. The poor
dehi Plitath wasted gradually away until
Tuesdaymorning, when
at end to her sufferings.
stru AfMs. the Liverpool detective, who was mainly in-
tt.a4ental. in the apprehension of the clerk to the Got-
altore.,r4.g who had decamped with property to the
wvijettiht-.Zel'inc:ititi:stl.,3oo, has been presented by the prosecutors
an acknowledgment for his smart and effi-
A ett
zen-raieerin.—On Thursday a woman named
the :\l'lrPhy was sent to goal for a month, for stealing_
infant and stockings of a child 18 months old. _
.The
ana/r was met in the street without shoes or stockings,
eke?' to the bell-ma-n's 'house.
Biat,
40E4 'l°Tzs.—A. stop-watch observer of nature, in
cry -,-1;e -Park, has ascertained that the cuckoo utters its
in the' times an hour; the sparrow produces 700 chirps
116C_sirne period ; and .the lark passes 7,000 notes, or
per
minute
Jen"-, •
tik.alelionmp-o'll'lnAarrisrees,meTsey-view,Toxtethrpark,receivel
fracture of the skull, on Friday, by a bar
Prince, fri,arri the rigging of the ship Bellona. In the
at the He died immediately after his arrival
sE orteern Hospital.
officeizi;„"vcm COIN/NG IMPLEMENTS.—At the Police-
catieef.l;Nit'ldsaDye'etOar .wkollainaenk' wniathmebdeinglariny possession of
on infoYrn,'°f f.te°ining materials, which he had discovered,
ease was --ra,",;':ri her house in Raymond-Street. The
Nrw. on'ar`aed.
linder the `qtr AND SCHOOLS are about to be built
Qociety. a"Piees of the Liverpool Domestic Mission
laiAsht„ site has been secured in Bedford-street and
tr, Treet,loxteth-park. The foundation-stone was
hank, i "ItaY last by Rethbane, Esq., of Green-
echo ° Presence of a large assemblage of people and
ars,

:4the 001,
d "s'ICAL GARDENS.—Though Signor Leach and
rarnatie company have departed from the gardens,
;Y,l)..buraildu has provided other novelties for this week.
J:he Ersser family will please by 'its 'dramatic entertain-
reents, the'Leclerq family will delight with its terpsicho-
rean performances, and the Dentin family will astonish by
tts gyrnrenstic tricks.

THE 13i'SNUAL a ASSEMBLY" Or • TKE WESLEYAN.' As-
soctATrow has been holding its meetings in this town.
The Rev. Mr. Caryeth has been for some time at issue
with the assembly upon some points of church discipline
and government, and now it would -seem they have come
'to a resolution to expel him from their body. A remons-
trance upon the subject has been addressed to the
zepresentatives.
1-1/S -EXCELLENCY THE L3RD-LIEUTENANT of Ireland,
Who started from Kingstown on Sunday evening week for
London, having received a pressing summons on the
morning of that day from the Premier, to be in attend-
ance in the House of Lords on the debate on the Succes-
-tm‘Duiies Bill, has paid aligh compliment to Captain
Williams and the steam-ships-Windsor, belonging to the
eitY of Dublin Company, in which he crossed the Channel.
extriox.—Selling ginger beer on the Lord's day,
lortkerr.tyise than within the hours appointed by the 11 and
4. ap. 49, intituled, Au act for regulaang ..e
"he of beer and other liquors" on the Lord's day," ist an
renee against that statute. At Halifax, two persons
T.e fined in the sums of £1 Its. and £2 125., for selling
lzanday.ger beer before half-past twelve o'clock on the previous
LE•r•r•
t • - ens FOR A'CsTRAti.A.. Letters for the"-Great
4it9in may be sent through any post-office in the Tong-
"), but must have writtinvin one corner "Per Great
Britian from L:yerpool;" otherwise they will be sentlpy
li•M• post.office sailing packet, and be charged Is. in-
stead of Bd. to Melbourne. The Great Britain will take
all letters arriving in Liverpool through the past-office-up
to the morning of the nth of 'August.
STRIKE EXTRAORM NA R —Last week two barbers,
father and son, residing in the neghbourhood of Lam-
merbead-green, .truck for an :advance of one-halfpenny
her shave, to which the bearismen demurred ; and, in
consequence, a public meeting was called, when - they
came to the deterrninatiorrto resist the cent. per cent. ad-
vance, by going to Wigan to get their beards cut.—Preston
Chronicle.

°7A.T THE BOROUG-H 'SESSION-6, on Friday, John Clarke,
11, and Joseph Murphy, 47 (postponed from the last
18,11°o9). were indicted, the former for having, on the
vv"'" of March last, feloniously stolen 500 lbs. of cotton
~001, the property of James 'Watson Good, and Murphy
th receiving the same. The jury returned a verdict of
guilty for Clarke., and one of guilty against Murphy
1m receiving.
Murphy was sentenced to twelve months'
~,Pris-onment, with hard labour.
ant Ar
'* t a
ree,t; Ligron LAW FOR LIVERFOOL.--,::.
IVilliTg of the Mersey Teetotal M ers the other night, r.
not ,711's said :—The time would come when they should
to beed their processions.; when teetotalism would-cease
graZeillsivelv a moral and social question, and become
"oule,n high political one ;—(cheers;)—when they
karid, foal] upon the Legislature for interference, and de-
verot, e own protection,- if not for that of tne Go-
tiltini,i7elit. a Maine Law,—(Lotd cheers). This would
ly be the case, and the teetotallers could bide their

theWitt.r 1)Elln ' Gt; n- .iNs.—Mr. Allpass presided a
~,, eeting of Lis board on Wednesday, when it was-it_e,e-
liniv_ed that a call be made on the several townships itnn,
.1 e
paid
for t 2,859 ls• 94. far county rate, suchir call b
iatit:r; e'r before the i.icl of August next. 11 . Cleaver
fe,„.,..ked that he had written to the poor-law board, i.nn:
them-tats of that l'iir. Deane, medical officer, was an i
~
-""`e 0f lun • •
toirilFingliPtreo°stgmpletafet:
ect 0, h. and ttnha,taeantithp.resTennte tellieerrke
way
AlitttArlE
wrte to Mr. Clayton, the architect, urging
AT flew hospital as soon as possible.
tlisord 1 ~'
.., er telhsa se
restoration
'n m
PESTIVITIUS.—Arzang the " drunk and
sae one Si hc.ases before the Salford magistrates last week,
liatt w ich excited some interest. On Monday,
4._ itel 11,,
d -aZess, a painter, was married at the Cathhendursl
irszent with his bride and a party cf. friendstoa
In
the (I'rcl, where they spent the morningeitn drinking.
tae
of the afternoon, Burgess in an old sweet-
Mae nand being so far drunk that he did
.not.reflect upon
ketposequences, he introduced her to his wife, who, irn-
-4 ,rotrately resented the "outrage upon-her feelings, and
fight, fi • foul knock on the head, _ e
43' war commenced which ultiatelen,,dheidehinleat
0 Ilt urgess getting a.
3,8°41e of his hotblood, and his wife a shockifngbbelahcekldeyin.
tt:G" SOUTH 'LANCASHIRE Aaszzcs are .9.
Mr, ,reorge,s Hall to-morrow week. Mr. Justice Erie am
e* dusti Wiglotman will be the
el
tillar ee
trialpresiding
fudges.
isone r s Thefo;
inters.o whom 3 are to be in
contains
n list of np7adricdtsedoffor murder,pr 2 for
28 ;, 4 for manslaughter, 1 for
my 1 for stabbing,
lobo o,_r burglary, -s:for rape, .sacrilege,-5 for arson,
7 for bigamy,:! ~
uousebreaking, 4 for forgery, 3 for p.erjury, 14 for
ace
,eriy, a for horse-stealin, 7 for uttering base c2.i.ne,
t'l,ird-4d 3 for ' to defraud the customs. Ir.
bith evs i,ei conspiracy .
thi sea; ude the lei'. is of a sailor named Mar on the.
s seas, a,nd tle stabbing of a sailor by a
w°4141, in ik %he two ,cases of intent are, the killing
Poisoning affair°otia • 7l the
yng. _, p. gai ery v prostituteo
fma
I b Vivian O'Reef,
w"ich lately took place at Ashton-uncle
he
W e
htra
1 iTni tat R.Ev. Je
C ,JO it
ififaitlliestaan in this 4rgus of the 12
-to insin Aic!ieltl't
et, the following from the
, -1,4. TE OF OLDRAfS3TieSl,cooutrne-cil
lTadhetofhrieeanrdosf ofthehiswelrfserve
snit Dr field of labour i A t li
.nZ ....us_ra QUEEN-
thiS eau. "tEs33YTER/AN c unca.—The committee of
on tch met in the seeteusej;ool-room, Collins-streot,
the of Monday last, inconsequence of their
haelr, the Rev.
John Reid, hawing received a call from
Th reabYteria • h blants of the parish of Doutta Galin.
ennielailitet°' Alr.-11Cilnown having been calle.d to
expressive
chair, the
their atta Passed a series of resolutions.
tof
tetah3 h. c tn en tto Mr. Reid, and of_their intention o
Astir,. 1..41' if Possible, in his present sphere of usefulness.
incle r`nu °f £4OO per annum was guaranteed to Mr. Reid,
go., Pendent of an equal sum to which he is entitled from
elai„serrlizent under the new church act. The competing
thaV of Slelbourne and Flemington will be presented
which
taaereision of the Presbytery of Melbourne.
8 on the first Wednesday of April next."
il,rek,
TRADE. —lt is
OF THE AUSTRALIAN
._
Times
°biellaeavtedtAlZ, in consequence of an article in the
from ~w,eek, the general rates of freight have advanced
pu_ 'ka to
~.. ers offering to Melbourne and Sydney
£5, while the increase in the number of
7;...
,renlarkl,
better
Some shipowners have foutsndde
Igioit par
ehand; s than passengers, and are taking mer-
osiugtnathteadt
Gibbs I.n preference to men and women. Messrs.
13.4', Bright, and Co., are doing this with the Great
lithsi:Aoinv;eraenigdri so are Messrs. James Baines and Co. with
of the Seas—in both instances because they
fo4nd readily obtain, enormous rates for the chance of
able. rd„',nx goods by the most rapid conveyance attain-
shi- ...allot a more striking instance is that of the new
~ 1 rta4n, one of Messrs. Millers and. Thompson's
.Golds n Line " which was expressly designed for the
nye ,
4.1(). Yanee of passengers only. Her owners, however,
th:, Prefer freight to steerage passengers. and announce
Of e 0 will only take first and second cabin " fares."
1,44 211r,se. those who can afford to pay the higher rates
b4o,,‘° ° increasedvs comfort get the worth of their extra
stoney in .—Liverpool hums!'