The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09 00:00:00

Flour, hhds, I they.state

Beef, I of the principle;

,
Wool, bales, 78 ;- Sperm Oil, gals, 21.032 ; Whale Oil, the opposite
gals, , ,Staves,M, , Pork,bbls, ,
6 676
it bbls, .4,046 ; Beeswax, lbs, 695 ; Tallow, lbs, 223,299 ; young, unwa
of Barley, bush, 915 ; Whalebone, lbs, 17,932 ; Bacon, lbs,
, 116,952 ; Cotton, bales, 1,170; Tobacco, manufactured, Rx
tit it__ 1.1 GM

communion, their l(
Church, be

evial ii
il
la
ba ll and
Porter,
eirn'
v. Ilre., 1,4311, i./ , Ufa,/ , I. VI .1 , 1.-../.3 van, , . mut, •• , s..a, - y
44,649 ; Rice Meal, bbls, 618-; Whalebone,' lbs, 14,088 ; 'o thoser Te-aZei;".;1;o"Woc-l'a-ini-ih-t-ii-Scripture and tra-
Cotton, bales, 784 ; Ashes, hbls, 130; Rice, tcs, 120; dition are our joint rule of faith, and, under the plea of were attacking the ureau situp tn. MT. Thompson, when
Beeswax, ibs, 4,135; Lard, bs, 13,458. development, embrace and teach doctrines and traditions
receipts of the New York Custonis for the week at variance with.the revealedand ''
The
Sub-cone üb_eon4t Condon,
tChoenosntal
only
Constables
then
lua•
at were, 850,875 dollars, of which 776,453 dollars were in The memorial concluded by directing his lordship's atten- the city, came up with them. On seeing the police the
rioters turned into Patrick-street, and thence into Castle-
American vessels. The arrivals were 52, of which 39 tion to the subject, with the view of having the evil stop- street. Here they ran until they turned into the North-
or were American; clearances 66-, of which 32 were Ameri- ped. It- was signed by James Fawcett, M. A., Incumben m.ain-street, when they rushed at a bread shop, the
can. Sterling Bills were 5i- to 61. of Woodhouse; Wm..-Williamson, M. A. Incumbent of windows of which they smashed, and some of them got
into the shop at the moment the police arrived. Here for
liv Some engagements of flour to Liverpool were made at Headingley • Joseph Holmes D. D , head master of the
a 4s. 9(1. and grain at 17d. to 18d. Cotton 5-16 d for square. grammar school, Leeds • John Holroyd, lei. A., Incum- a moment there was a frightful affray between the few
policefnen and the numerous rioters, spades and shovels
were flourishing, and some stones were thrown,_ until the
risriotersone fir
sn, d
and
gd that
p er etewi
voi
nogf their
others ringleaders
stretched hoand
ebteheen
streetniade
n, To Havre, rain had been shipped at 28 cents, which is bent of Christ Church , William Sinclair, M. A„ Incum-
Pthey moved off, followed by the police, who charged them
n- lower. Flour nominally 1 dollar IVI cents • cotton 1 cent. bent of St. George's; *Joseph Wardle, A. M., Incumbent
with fixed bayonets, until they were dispersed in the
V. The following are the latest notes of ihe New York of Beeston ; Thos. Boys Ferris, M.A., Atinister of St.
(v • Corn and Cotton Markets :
wildest confusion. It is supposed that the determination
ad Curate 7A. r
a.
tleno:fu iab. Incumbent
George's
St.,s
,;
CorroN.—The sales to-day have been full 3000 bales, LAunkderessß;erliaoms.i.i.n!Cur:±Bxtoh:T:kai:.:AA'_M.x,
..1. a-n,,,, f„Il ~,i,,-.... The nurchases to-day have been Riehd. R. Wolfe, A. 8., Incumbent of St. Mattheir's
Incumbent of Kirk-

y !tun
17reii; general, and it is supposed are mostly on specula-
ler tion. We heard of one list of middling fair uplands being
its , sold at 11 z cents per lb., and, another list of 500 bales up-
nloch /1/11117 /10-

Little
stall.
Leeds

.iondon

the undersig
wt the opening of

re not resident in shown by the Head-constable and his small band, in op.
Church, concur in P
To the position to so large a number of armed rioters, will deter
; these. people frdm being again encouraged to enter the
city for similar purposes.—Cork paper of Saturday.

lands at a price not mat
mantling a trifling advance in prict

Le pub

and only sell when Edward Wilson, B. A., Curate of Christ Church
to t. T.ivnritnni are I mcminrial hie lnrrighin has rrtiirnori a mnaf

full rates are obtained. LARIOII irciisubo ~,, .....--,_ __
dull at 5-1 M per lb. square bales. from which we select the following passage is showing the
am Ga.A.IN.—A small parcel new southern wheat ' sold at tenor of the whole document ,—" With regard to the
102 cents. and a small lot Genessee was on the market at events which have elicited these welcome expressions of
el- 115 cents. Corn samples were rather scarce to-day, and kindness and goodwill, although -• 1 t optobey
urs the market without change. there, is undoubtedly
much to grieve, it is nevertheless. satisfactory to remem- for Middlesex, Ns it ion ,
The Earl of Ellesmere took the oaths and his scat in
irk FLOUR AND MEAL.—The demand for flour is still good, her, that no clergyman of the diocese has ever quitted the
the House of Lords on Monday.
, , _ ..)__... T .-....1 P.A.-view:Ann bne cPrrixilw
011 Wednesday, Lord Robe!t Grosvenor was returned

POLITICAL VARIETIES.

" 1 1 I ' —l:p;:ess:ro—n'exiali
—i prices are gradually improving. At the close to-day church of his fathers to embrace the Itomish communion. --- ,
it was not easy to find Genessee below 5.56, and many The ordained person who took this rash step entered the
holders asked 5.621. diocese but a short time since, having been sent to Leeds maTdielooffPerfesstsber tsltiaetepsurtlaalseijour 4-ypt. after the death of
Mehemet Ali ! They will have his lordship pocketing a
have A
letter
since from
November New
1 Yorkat remitted, statestlat the labouring Irish by the leading trustee of .St, Saviour's Church, to act
pyramid by and by.
Colonel INmreyn-Th-arneit.urnHede fi
sin distressed relatives and fellow
_wini,itirsynmiaelltisuattnit tmoethiewirt recereaseasfrootimateint
bganti,en:_estacrwointiktorutiali,nyno_tk.ortyiewdigt2hoourtejaanny.
1 inOthne T
roomue sd aoyt,
sora
. less than 150,000 dollars, or £20,000 sterling. For the sent. His services were speedily dispensed with when
of .
whole year 1846, the sum total ascertained was 650,01)0 discovered his presence there, and ascertained the time of the first water—and prepared to vote for the endowment
dollars, or £130,000 sterling. There are yet four houses his mind and the tenor of his proceedings. Yet short as of the Roman Catholic Clergy Ott Ireland.
to hear from, which will swell the amount. was his stay, he seems so successfully to have tampered The Times publishes an anonymous paper stated to
It is styled a ," protest," and professes to emanate from
- ONE THOUSAND CATS.—A Mr. Ridgway advertises in with the faith and allegiance of some few members of the have been handed to the editor by a " British Minister."
the Centreville (Md.) Times for 1000 black cats, for which congregation, that they were on the very point of joining
he will pay two cents. a piece, on delivery at Poplar Island, him iu his act of desertion ; and since his departure he has certain inhabitants of Cracow who do not choose to ha-
assiduously persevered in his attempts to complete his ml- zard their necks by giving publicity to their names. The
finished work, but happily without effect. Such pro- scope of the document is to show that the insurrection was
ceedingi, however, cannot but excite feelings of just indig- in reality a mere farce, bespoken by the Three Powers, as
nation against the authors of them ; while the ignorance a pretext for suppressing the Republic, and conducted by
thus ' displayed of the real character and disposition of a handful of Russian and Austrian agents, without the
mind of the individual sent,- when consequence concurrence of the citizens.

of Bayside. Here's a chance for speculation.—ti. uuk•
-Mr. Ridgway does not- explain for what purpose he en-
Iges in this wholesale feline speculation.
The Hutchinson family having advertised one of their
ke place on the 30th December, at theMu
sic
hiladeinhia. they were warned by

3 so serious

nth, the

Ha
that if they persisted in singing anti-slavery songs,
and in
admitting coloured persons, there would in all probability
e a riot. The Hutchinsons would make no alteration in
heir per' rma -or in their custom of admitting co-
loured a' tors. i consequence, the trustees of the fund
ha& refu I th Ise of the room, and the concert -

sill for suspending the duties on the importation of foreign
corn received the Royal assent, and became the law of the
land. On the following day, however, it was discovered
that those insignificant ingredients in the " bread stuff"
line, viz. buck wheat, buck wheat meal, maize,lndian
.e'riday, the corn, Indian' corn meal; and rice, had been totally over-
fourth and concluding day of this meeting, the last ties looked and forgotten in the act : and the error had to be
--",fr. with the following results :—Derby : Mr. remedied by a Treasury minute, addressedto the Commis-
' - hPat Mr. Vipan's Valiant, al, 5S rs of Customs, directing them to admit all the afore-
Victor beat Mr "'free of duty, under the usual conditions of
the ultimate decisions of Parlia,
Oh ! the quantula sapientia of Whig states-

trust as regards any future appointment from the same

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

their
~performanct

El Ti-
Duke de

-I'he ,qtr. Vipan's Jo,. said articles
Avager
.Queen, and won the cup.----Oaks: Mr the parties al
against Mr. Dobede's Daisy ; undecided ; meld
stakes divided.--,-.064 Stakes: Mr. Buckworth's Briittn( manship !
beat Lord Stradbroke's Mainmast, and won the stakes.— M. GDIZOT AND LORD PALMERSTON.-
Wakes : Mr. Arabia nd Mentor beat Mr. Moody's pondence upon the, question of the Spanish marria6,.
' won the stakes:— Bolisham Stakes: Varna .be considered, says the Morning Chronicle, as no,
qnd won the stakes.—Rutland Stakes • :closed, "the last despatch
iof
tifi, thue M. Gizoßritist being of such a
nsh "

empo states that it will Tie
Rivas, MM. Bravo Murillo, S

the
bode
Kink

ult. 1

beat Ma.wworn-1'

The flew Cabinet has I

f the Council
Jta-

Seigas Lazano, Interior

Instinntioa; Santilhin, Fin

aths to

her Wjesty. In ihe sitting of the Co
Cortina requested to know Whether
to the Spanish marriages would be pro

Backsheeth beat Doubtful, and won the stakes. - maraca-cc its reauy nut L., j...-..., •..—----____ ....,...,..,.,..
• WOLVERHAmpToN GRAM) ANNUAL STEEPLII-CHASES: giving it an answer, much less to demand one." The
—On Tuesday,. The Wolverhampton Handicap Stecple.L real question at issue is still, howeVer, as far from being
chase was won by Mr. Jones's b g by GlancuS (Mr. settled as ever, The position taken up by Lord Palmer-
Brethertno), .bcating Cavendish, Jerry, Valeria, Gipsy Ston admits 'of no comproinise He insists that the
(queen, and Avoca., The hunt Stakes were won by iNir. children of the Infanta will, by the Treaty. of Utrecht,.be
E. S. Davenport's Moonlight (owner), beating Richard deprived of their rights of succession to the Spanish
—.l 4-t,:ii. 41,.. 'Wmrlicik flitva,p),”-..;,,,1• —at _,.1%. ,

he ex-minister

Conrad, and Ironsidek • crown, anti Mat LUCr.iiglinn....wveruillelll, Will adhere to
rics.—CnALLENGE 'ion .£3oo.—Mr. R. Newell, doe • principle of their exclusion. Until this question is
in, has challenged to row the best four men at settled our relations with both France and Spain must re-
le-upon-Tyne for £3OO a-side. The match to be main disturbed.
i_tbn Lentlnil river if not. lie was ready to meet

them ball way, each party Paying their own expenses,

10R -E LIBERAL DOINGS

Intain little .oleo of into

of signatvx.e at

'inset° had pak_
that Mr: Ibutson bad not taken any shares whatever 'Q
the undertaking. A i7ery lengthened discussion ensued,
in the course of which a great deal of crimination and re-
criminatinn pwsed on both sides. Mr. 11. Houldsworth
suggested an amendment ti the effect that the report only
be receiveil, and that the meeting be adjourned sine die,
and that the direetor3 be instructed to call another specifil
general meeting within a month. This amendment viro
put to the vote, and was carried by a majority of six to one
of the shareholders present. A poll was demanded. t 8
timately, however, an amicable arrangement was come to'
underland, among the Conservatives, to and the directors' report was =tied.