The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23 00:00:00

TRELAYD

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MR. EDMoND OTLAMER
jointly with Mr. Godley, Commis
Ireland.

THE bum REF

session of parliament will be—t
Bishops of Down and Connor, Oss

a the neat

Lord Primate, ti

ELECTRIC TELEGRAPII BETWEEN ENGLAND AND IRE-
LAND Will be continuous by the Ist October between
London and Cork, Dublin, Belfast, and Killarney
TIIE COMMAND IN IRELAND.—It is said th
General Lord Seaton is
Edward Blakeney in the c
in Ireland

amimd of

TIIE LORD-LIErTENANT has
the remainder of the punishme
Wallace, of the Cavan Celt, fora

e of England, ae
1, the Hon. G. H

sed to r

ate the
ast Mr.

Mary Cam.

eompanied by the g
Campbell, and the He
tour of Ireland.
THE LINEN TEAL
from the port of Newry f

Dudley Campbell, are making th

—The

346 packages, showing an increas
the export of the previous week,_
ENCUMBERED ESTA.TIOB Cori

third ove

Newry Telegraph

The weekly pay-
ments continue to increase in amount, the total last week
reaching the•high figure of £178,000, chiefly paid in small
sums, and widely distributed.
THE Oiu

,Ass PniNcrs.—On Monday, the Count of
Paris, accompanied by Prince Robert of Orleans, Count
Paul of Anjou, Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. Wm. Fitzgerald,
and several gentlemen in waiting, visited the " lions" of
Dublin.
TIIE RIBA ND CONSPIRACY IN IttEtaxr

arrested in Dundapi

.-A gang (
T, have bee

an, was broil,

to ten

S the party, named

)efoie tfie magis

trates of Belfast, on a c
number of illegal docu

ith the Riband

TEM GREAT EXITTEITION.—AR oft all return has beer
published of the number of visitors to the Exhibition from
thea ahllo
each
l‘s
seventy
the month of May to the 11th of August
in
-nine days. The total visitors at half-a-crowr
evreeiltY73,l46; at one shilling each, 440,415: total
e,nnng

573,561

rHE LORD-LIErTENANT Will Si

dmerick next month,
d. and iktr

iod of the two r

The day r

IMPORTATION OP GRID
docks la

to be

ssels in Gain

hands of speculgo:
TirE QUEEN'S '

ment has been made

,rin Yo,

ick Report,

Sir, I have to i
received a letter fror!

plies come from Norway, S
a. With the prospect of..
it may be easi
ie a drag. in t

crop a

7th instant, and 0 embark
;-ith the view of arriving in 1)

servant, George

IrBITILDINC
s are rapid'

1,500 tons

Northern Whig.
DR. MIIALE AXII 2,11 E BIRLI
!or contains a melodramatic acN

commencement

aide last weal;

Lord Arehbisi

has attended the efforts ol
minds of Dr. 31`1-fale's floc

.—Thecazw,

with a view of

common Chr

any oth
the hea

By way

rindica

of "hi

his Grace " has
Is of his candid
make the igno-
tnd New Testa.

11111;1, • -15 .111
translation of the Old
will be s
Irishlanguage,
in the

THE IBISn RgiUGEES have been having a " row" among
feeling of enmity is alleged. to hay
themselves at Boston. At the Meagher festival, on the
3rd inst., some
between Captain B. S. Treanor, the chairman of tk
in,,,, and Mr. O'Donehue, the recently arrived " p
O'Donohne savi the chairman silenced-him while sr

the

put out in the ball

Lieut. 'Kenn,

t Written retradatia

iuAlelk.,sfulacarellinFgll'eryaosr,
who came on - -
his friend
delivered the retractation.. It is said a challenge ensue
from Treanor. • A despatch from Boston of the 5
says :—Patrick o"Donohue was arrested at the Adatr
House this afternoon, on a warrant cliargi,
sending a letter to Mr. B. S. Treanor,
lenge to fight a duel, somewhere in ManchesteA
He was taken before Justice Rogers, of the Police.,
and gave bail in the sum of $2,000, to
answer n.-4.
court, and in the meantime to keep the peace. A the
is also out for the arrest of Treanor, who gs-
lenge, and he will probably be arrested. fie,
mander of the Meagher Rifles. O'Donohu(
caused his arrest as the only means of avertin-

Ca
th O'Don

leccpting a

ve the chal

'e /fleeting

week. from the '
,
. continental
CATTLE.—The returns of the importlt* f
ions o
FOREIGN
show so great an increase on even thela t
states of Europe
supplies of the kind as th be (Plitt remarkable
previousol7 000 head
Upwardsimported in the week into
eornprising nearly
live stock during
of live cattle of various kinds were
the port of tendon
from foreign
12,000 sheep, which alone eqUal
the number of what have usually been the largest supplies
states, comprising
of the whole quantity
from abroad on
of stock of every kind in the time.
previous occasions. Several hundred head
of oxen and cows, and a larg9 number of calves and lambs,
the past.
completed the whole quantity brought on this occasion,
which, we believe, exceeds by several hundreds any former
the kind from abroad. As us ' • al
usual the principal
supply of
portion of these importations was from Holland, the re-
;minder being from the Hanseatic States, and, to, a small
extent, from Belgium, and they must have formed an im
portaut portion of the supplies to the metropolitan market