The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-03-10 00:00:00

IRELAND

MAYO ELECTION. Oa
At the close of Thursday's polling the numbers 50; v
:—For M`Donnell, 396; Mr. Moore, 342; 02i'n'ta'g'
It is said that, rintwithstanding, the latter hates
,s prt:4
pulled up a little, the success of Dr. MacFlale
is certain. There is little more intelligence reglLectiest
the fatal collision between the military and the WP
dal
mob. The following verdict was returned on l'hur9e
by the jury sitting upon the body of Mary Burke• lois
the persons killed in the affray :—" The majority 0.,
jury find that the deceased, Mary Burke, was lON 41)0
Tuesday, the 3d March, by a pistol-shot, tired 11,00:1.
Samuel Fletcher ftom Mrs. Murray's gate. ace
obliged to find this verdict in consequence of n --e
° e"ur.
h co-
being allowed for the prisoner." It is stated IV t"e fatal
respondent of the Du3lin Evening Mail, that the 1
ball, when exlracted, proved to be from a musket, 00
pistol.

-THE LATE AEFRAF.

WEST INDIA. MAIL

°I
Anima trait are uarreet
Intelligence. The weather in the majority of the iO.
was unfavdurable to agriculture. Our files of paPers Cooila
silt of those received from Jamaica, Barbadoes.
Trinidad. We have none from Demerara, St. Lticteks
S. Vincent's. In some Jamaica extracts it appears Euro
of earthquake have been felt in St. Lucia and Marti!"

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but without causing damage to life or property
The Barbadoes papers give the follow;-
state of the weather:— not
" The weather has continued dry for some ticae.lt as
even a refreshing shower has fallen for some daY,.;:their
become very sultry, and clouds of dust are tak")°
flight through the city, to our great inconvenience'r och
think that appearances denote the commencement ° sea
weather as we experience during a fine crop season, of
that we shall not be speedily blessed with rein ~l,ncroP
quantity. Should this be the case, the fiat Of 030
has gone forth, and a very short one must be reaped per
year. The young canes which have been planted 81.00;,
perishing in many places from the want of 019,104
plants are at this time scarce, if even the weather 01"
planting." Packet'
The Trinidad Standard, in its summary for the P$
says— to
'g
" Hardly any rain has fallen, and we are beginnit eel
experience the inconveniences usually attendandustl'
drought. The roads and streets are extremely ..hero
The wells in town are getting low, and vegetation,roleg
not concealed beneath a thick coating of dust, is beepiallf
to have a burnt-up appearance. The gardens, ear are
where not assiduously tended by their proprietor;;
drooping, and everything tells of the want of nature
freshing and fertilizing shwers.
" The surveys for the aiolways have progressed shard
during the month. Mr. Curtis and his colleague! ,ittle
been diligently employed. The Great Eastern and °"
Western Railway company have addressed the Govecirthe
and Council in reference to their projected line, s9ect°f
public are manifesting a growing interest on the EuTttlis
railways for the island, strong hopes are prevalent t tie%
great event may be expedited with all despatch of cut
the first turf and laying down the first rail."

1104,
COMMITMENTS.—John Farrell, William B
u
rt
Mathew Atherton, were yesterday committed lefloset
for stealing 15s. from Ann Braithwaite, Sussex
Gill-street. d
STEA, ING WlNE.—Yesterday two lads, -1e °eel
spectively John Craddick and Thos. Ferous, were " ever-
before the magistrates on a char;e of stealing srin:
bottles of wine from the premises of Mr. Shern)csand°'
merchant, King-street. It appeared that on well,
botafternoon,ibeleitnarngienheadodf
similar
aw accesssbo imocttohet
rysnetse
the
howetii:smni
cdophrot)
warehousegelksatedtbh:woesmnr:
I,rii.tfealordrri taaceti
of to et.s fount
s
le
stolen. l
where they regaled themselves with cl .o is°l'-rf
were taken into custody in Ben's,,anrden., •fieclk9g,
sr
who was an old offender, was committed to gaol
months, the other prisoner for seven days. lc 11/7,f4
WHIG CANDIDATE FOR RODNEY-STREET " f
On Saturday evening, a meeting of the Reformers tooeo
word was held in the Portico, Newington, for th„e Ptbitte
of selecting a Reform candidate Mr. William oa tr.,
was in the chair, and on the platform were a fol to
leading ultras of the party. Mr. Charles Robertstor,
nominated by Mr. J. H. Smith, as " a fit an isfefsti
person" ; and his claims having been supported bY ho too,
John Mather, Richard Shiel, and Eyre Evans °IND'. //lr;
the opportunity of mounting his dock hobby), 0P,6
bertson addressed the meeting, detailing his viernenel,
things in general, which of course were of the I;yeleco
Radical sort. The meeting searated about nine,,,-,e be
tic
Up to the hour of going to press,we regrct thaty., ab°,o‘
nothing of a Tory candidate. hat are our Pan -ter ss.'"
to allow a mere boy like this anti-monopoly sP°-
into the Council chamber thus unopposed ?
SINGULAR ROBBERY.—Yesterday, a man nens:ol ;4,
Macnamara, was charged, befcre Mr Rushton' s°
ing wearing apparel. About ten o'clock the same
rll d~
Inspector M'Donald was standing at the corner° ottifeder
side, when he saw the prisoner, very genteel,: ofgt
coming down Dale-street, with something hue bed `did
his top-coat. The Inspector asked him what P' t be
there, and he said his own clothes, adding tbli
not like carrying them in a bundle in the street' biog
immediately taken into custody, and. on.searetyro,tost
the Police-offic.e, 't it was found that he had on rood $t
e
coats and a pair of trousers. On inquirY, iirbite,„is,
that the oronertv had been stolen from the

Inn, Dale-street, the same morning, the PrisrAs
- recognised by the chambermaid, who aPPearivehster a,
ness. The clothes were identified by Air% ' vest.
Mr. Jerome, who were stopping at the Wh'te Pet
4a. re(
prisoner was committed for trial. t ss. re,
The Souchong tea sold by Hollis and Co. a ,b 0 P 606
lb., is of very superior quality, and all persons_, that4el.
the flavour of Souchong tea ( and it posses.i7 is ex
aroma so much to be desired) should try it
lent.

advertising columns,--
out
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lecturer
on Mesmerism, will deliver second t 'ec
a whe ,clc°
that will
Spencer b eseenrr,
Hullreetraheealfctiedleribestioor:

MESMERISM

this science on Thursday evening next. ":"liistral7
rlr
was not only highly entertaining, but was 1;1-pets (I', If'
some truly astounding instances of the e
We have no room to give the lectu

merism

it deserves

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE'

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MONDAY, MARCH g.—Wind S.S.E. to ,' Oar e,
pfroti
ARRIVED.—Storm King, from Cuba—Antell"llar'er IL
St. John, N.B.—Ferries, from Islay—Gratial,.'oeel '
Sawanilla—Wallace, Summerson, anfi Sewell.
New Orleans.

SAILED —Lotus, Head, for Barbadoes—Vi;',.;cia--nor,'l,
for St. Michael'.,—Monarch, !town, for St. P;.,,xell'orOv:rfr
land, Vaughan, for St. John, N.B.—Mercuti°' ogs'o,Clier,
nambuco—Trenton, Cutting, for New Oritans-;__Nise woo,
for Messina—Jos. A, derson, Ridley, for Lagu,n_.l4o,l)„'O'litop
for Halifax—St. Martin's. May, for St.
for Calcutta—Village Girl, Wcof. for Bahiroctiot" 007
rod
for Havana—La Salvador, Kersulo. for ?',llr foreoein'or4'
Merchant, Birnie, for Mobile—Alwina, 11°•—tie,
Maria Adriana, Linden, for Rotterdam—ln‘ddsr /we'd $OO/
Vigilant, Mutleyait, for Ostend—Anna Agatba,:.e, onjerd
—John, Politz, for Riga—Commerce. re rior knikilOge.
Kirkilove, for o,tend—Anna Siberdina, Hgen.„,, 101'
Theodore Heinrich, Lipp, for Riga—ltOgustu,
Ghent—Gem, Bonnell, for Terceira.

The Victoria, M'Mahon. for Live -pool, vivas 96•-
Lar of the Mississippi 4th Feb.
Ellerslie, Pegan, from Iquique and Islay, at Globe,
The Sarah sailed frdm Callao sth Dec.
Chilian, I st Jan. all for England
Arica, Davidson ; Bee, Murray, and Nautilus,

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we~~

DelV
Arica.
t 9
t
Eliza, Woolley; Christina, Craig, and San'' „fele,
at Valpai &so dr" d
boJtinihionr SEonugcllari, sailed from ditto 2nd Dee.; 6:9701000"
Lady Bassett, Carthew, from Rio Janeiro, 9.4/
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LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, not LI 0114
The supply of stock at market to-day 'Ps aod
000
though a fair average, both as respects goaht• wag
this time of the year • the whole or neartY
prices. Beef 6d to rid; Mutton Sd to Sid•

c 0
LIVERPOOL PR OVI:SI01--- NI- B
The finest and freshest parcels of Butter wer se ese
orrs
for, and the price of such is supported. °tile

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IRCP r,
Mi'o,l°deeot°
Nothing -
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAR— „yea 0,04
The demand for Cotton to.day has been 00;id, 'lllo9s
a.nd the tone of the market is barely suPP,°!,reices '9f. bee°
day are estimated at 5000 bales at the fa.' Y
for export.
on speculation, but some little basin

LIVERPOOL: in 184".
TUESDAY, MA.RCEI L-, i 4 rf
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JOSHUA FLETCHER LACE, of 53. Grove-,•ireet.
LEONARD ADDISON, of 14, Great Orford-6roo
At No. 4, Er. Gisortax's Clurscatir, Li"g".

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