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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

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Business now exceeds SIXTY M

4 RCHITECTS', BUILI
FIRE AND LIFE II
ONIDARD-STREET, LONDON.
CHAIRMAN,—SIDNI
Taus'

T. L. DONALDSON, Esq.
S. GRIMSDELL, ESq.
The RATES for both FIRI
w as can with safety be tnt

be paid either Yearly, I-lalf-Yeas
Annual Premium may be left t
third to the end of life. Thus h
smallest present outlay.

LIVERPOOL

Ashton-under-Lyne

Ichester

(Messrs. I
Pitt-strc
Messrs. G

f Al r. T. T
1 Mr. J. S.
..Mr.W.I
.. Mr. F. SI
.. Mr. .Tehr
.. Mr. Will

ROYAL INSUR
LIVEI

ad at the

1, India-

CAPITAL, £2,000,000, in 1 C

JOHN SHAW LEIGH, Esq. I

Bellbouse. 28, Princess-street
Mort, 19, Corporation-street.

S 0 Each

R. B. B. H. BLUNDELL, Esq

DIRE(
Charles Turner,
Hugh J. Sanderson, Esq.
Deputy-Chairmen
George Armstron.,Esq. James Lawrence, Esq
Ralph Brocklebank, Esq. Thomas Lee, Esq.
Michael Bousfield, Esq. Francis Maxwell, Esq.
David Cannon, Esq. Robert McAndrew, Esq
Thomas Dover, Esq. Edmund Molyneux, Esq
Richard Harbord, Esq. J. Bromley Moore, Esq.
R. S. Henderson, Esq. I Henry Moore, Esq.
R. Brodhurst Hill, Esq. James Pownall, Esq.
lhos. D. Hornby, Esq. Archibald Sinclair, Esq.
John C. Jack, Esq. 1 William Smith, Esq.
Roger Lyon Jones, Esq. f John Torr, Esq.
Auditors.. { William Titherinaton, Esq., and
John Dickenson, Esq.
ul. Formby, M.D.
ugh Neill, Esq.
al. Holme, Esq.
imus Booker, Esq.
Percy M. Dove, Esq.

Physician

Surgeon,

Solicitor.—Sept
Actuary and Secretarj

BIRKENHE
HAMILTON BUILDIN

The Directors beg to annot
CEIVE PROPOSALS for FE

The large Capital of the Con
finance of its Proprietors, enat
eligible offices in the kingdom
offered to the Public.

FIRE IM
Will be effected at moderate ra
having the advantaze of a res
to distinguish itself by its p,
Claims.

No Charge made for the Pol,

LIFE B
Extracts from Rates of Pre)
Age. With Prc

40 3 4
50 4 8
The Company likewise assn

and "John Campbell, Esq

contingencies, viz

AD BRANCH,
;S, HAMILTON-STREET

ANCE COMPANY,
TOOL.

nice that they continue to RE
RE and LIFE INSURANCES.
mpany, and the number and in-
ble it to take rank with the most
n, with respect to the advantages
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

continued

?ROVIDENT INSTITUTION

I ANNUAL GENERAL MEET-
iUTORS was held in the WATERLOO

Ist February, 184
znet, the

Eq., Writer to tt
ctor, in the Chair

'and s

cor

Ted by tt

,
tis of the Deed of Constitution in re-
ndes, which are detailed in the Report.
r alterations proposed were merely for

1 defects which the ex

'eed ; ani
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

35trtlys, itilaritageo, anb Drato6'. I

BIRTHS.
'Lately, at Borth, the wife of L. JONES, a seaman, of two
sons and a daughter.
On the 15th ultimo, Mrs. F. DUNCAN, of Laurel-bank,
Moslev-vale, of a daughter.
On the 20th ultimo, at Fairfield, Mrs. RICHARDSON, of a
son.
On the 21st ultimo, Mrs. HOLMES, of Richmond-row, of a
daughter.
r►., th. wait ~itim._ nt Bryn Mpnai. near Bangor. Mrs. B.

ROBERTS, of a dauglfter.
On the 24th ultimo, in Mount-vernon, the wife of JOS
CURRY, Esq., of a son.
Same day, in Percy-street, Mrs. MARQUIS, of a son.
On the 25th ultimo, the wife of G. W. TOIHAS, Esq., of a son
Same day, in Prescot-street, Mrs. ELLIOTT, of a son.
On the 27th ultimo, at Barton-upon-lrwell, Manchester, tI
lady of the Rev. HOLLAND LOMAS of a daught
Same day, the wife of the Rev. T. C. COMA

of a son

;trial Schools, of a
;h ultimo, Mrs. NV

:b-house, of a

Rim°, the

MAKE, of Princ

liverton, o

.S, Esq., of

iNF.R, of the ship
widow of the late J.

N Gl.O

:R, E€q.,
t-law. of

n-i CATHERIN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

FOR THE SPRING TRADE

ENGLISH and FRENCH Striped, Figured, Shot,
Damask, Brocade, Moir4 and Gisler
SILKS
Norwich, Paisley, Edinburgh, and French
SHAWLS;
DELAINES, CACHMERES, CH ALLIES, FLOUNCED
DRESSES, (in various Fabrics,) M iNTLE S, BONNETS,

PARASOLS, RIBBONS,
and every description of Fancy Goods, for Ladies' Costume,
are now arriving. The Stock will be complete THIS DAY,
when a general display will be made.
Ile Family Linen and General Manchester Departments are
11 assorted, and present many decided attrac-

particularly w

JOHN BRISCOE,
60, and 62, OLDHALL-STREET

JEFFERY; MORRISH, and CO. invite
special attention to their

SWISS CURTAIN DEPARTMENT,

where will be found an unusually large Stock, and

at considerably reduced prices when compared

with those of 1

ast year, at least Twenty per Cent

COMPTON-HOUSE,
CHURCH-STREET, BAS NETT-STREET,
and LEIGH-STREET.

NEW DESIGNS

URQUHART AND ADAMSON,

CABINET-MAKERS, UPHOL,TERERS, BEDSTEAD, BED-
DING, & LOOKING-GLASS MANUFACTURERS,
13, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
(Workshops, Church-lane and Back Bold-street,) _

RESPECTFULLY directdieattention of PARTIES
ABOUT TO FURNISH, HOTEL KEEPERS, CON-
TRACTORS, MERCHANTS, EXPORTERS, and the TRADE,
to their STOCK of warranted

HOUSE FURNITURE,
(allowed by the Trade and others to be one of the largest in the
three kingdoms,) manufactured under their own personal su-
perintendence, in well-seasoned choice materials, superior
workmanship, and in a variety of NEW, ELEGANT, and ORIGI-
NAL designs, (including the Jenny Lind patterns,) arranged
under the departments of
1, Cabinet Furniture, Bedsteads, and Upholstery ;
2, Chimney, Pier, and Dressing Glasses ;_
3, Bed Feathers, Spring and Feather Beds, Mattresses, &c.
4, Painted Articles of every kind.
_ _ .

The Goods bear Urquhart and Adamson's brand, and, being
all marked in plain figures, show at once to Cash Buyers the
ADVANTAGE, SECURITY, and SATISFACTION derived by select-
ing t.,is Stock of warranted Furniture, manufactured by the
sellers expressly for their customer trade. _ _ _

Export orders to any extent executed with care and despatch
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

urvey o

eing the personal his-
, Iventures experience, and observation of David

as it rolled,

eperfield the younger, of Blunderstone Rectory."
LONDON HIBERNIA:4 SOCIETY.—The collection in
behalf of the above society after a sermon preached by
the Rev. T. Nolan on she 21st inst., amounted to
2d.—Doncaster Chronicle.

ight to have been found to trace the late
Griffiths, of Brighton. A man has beet

to dispose. of a
elonged to the men

enneavourn
%id to have I

-o prison by

cing the death of

at even yet hei

lernoon of T
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

April 3, 1849

baits by sanction.

CHOICE LONDON AND FRENCH PAPERS.
By Mr. BRANCH,
4311 MONDAY next, the 9th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the
Hanover Rooms,
FROM 3,000 to 4,000 Pieces of ROOM PAPERS,
t, of the best London and French Manufacture, adapted for
Iralchlg or Dining Rooms Libraries, Vestibules, principal and
terldary Lodging-rooms: Halls, and Staircases, the whole
;I,ca-Printed on Satin and Plain Grounds.
o be viewed on SATURDAY next, the 7th instant, when Cats-
gues may be had from Mr. BRANCH.

BITRNSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
.. gi2BRN CARPETS, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
-S
TABLE CUTLERY, efc.
'On'T By Mr. BRANCH
ant, ,
"UESDAY next the 10th insnt, and three following days, (Eleven o'clock' each day, at the Hanover Rooms,
LAIR. 3E Assortment of New and Second-hand
in , HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, of almost all descriptions,
li'ding the Stock of n Cabinet-maker, declining the business,
,i,7?rpilett3in,Or
oyfards of Brussels, Kidderminster, and Venetian
.I.loor an mode and fashionable Patterns, Hearth-rigs,
Lobby Clloths, seVeral Turkey Carpets, about One
eanusndrefl.and Fifty Sets'of Table Knives and Forks, Iron Book-
cases, Office Desks, and numerous other Effects, consigned for

a Jihe FURNITtrRE includes Four-post;French, Tudor, Nursery,
R„„C"in. P Bedsteads. Feather Beds, Bedding,
Toile Chamber
f farge-sized Chimney, Cheval, and t Glasses. a
ierw Paintirrgs, Prints' and Drawings, several Articles of Rose-
i„°(4,Prawing-room Furniture, excellent Mahogany Articles,
sia,vvirred Library Bookcase, smaller Bookcases, Trio and
Wardrobes, Hall Tables, with Marble Tops, Sets of
Chair
Sliding-frame Dining Tables, Pedestal Sideboards.
and Chairs,'
of Drawers, Escrutoires, Chiffonniers, Dressing Tables
fßasinstands, Dining, Card, Loo, Pembroke, Work, and
yLaT) Tables, Cheval Screens, Bidets, superior Hatstands,
10.1‘LarY and Private Office Tables, Eight. day Clocks, Cabinet
filuare Piano-fortes, a full-sized Billiard Table, curious
v.,ntique'Oak Cabinet, Hall Chairs, Children's Cribs, Invalid
Lonn 'n Chairs, Couches, Sofas, &c., Cane-seated
Chairs,
,_wFenders,Baths, Table-cloth Press,
glgire-irons, Shower
erful Telescopes, superb Papier Mach 4 Trays, Workboxes,
'dies' Folios, German Silver and Electro-Plated Articles, &c.
3 To beNiewed on Motintr next, th. e 9th instant, when Cata-
°gues may be had from Mro. BRANCH
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

(antral 11115rellanv.

A man at Hull has been committed for trial on a charge
of stealing a considerable sum of money, and setting fire
to the offices of the Sheffield railway at that town.

Dickens'.new,work is to
.be called " The Copperfield
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

6d to 12s

The weather has been very wet du

ere(' with farm'

in demand, and st,

The unusually mild dry

work is in

iht;iar'p.9rtion,of

present helpless condition. '.
both Native and Foreign, a
from the former source are sc
less, that they attract but I
11011

abroad amount only to 830 (
Indian Corn. Without bein

improvement in the
cidedly a better feel
impression prevails,
downward tendenc

which i

meet the prese
for the lower
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

'voting

)wever,

dothes or

of the

pit, an(
xlv 900 f

death ! I

ind caught hol
fire also. Both childr

'ENING TO ASSASSINATE HER

itiay 1

ilor by t

,werby Bridge. On

on btisiness,lis two
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

STATE OF TRADE.

MANCHESTER.—Within the last day or two, something of
that reaction which always follows a sharp upward or down-
ward movement has been perceptible. Sonic increase of cheer-
fulness and confidence has been derive''., also, from the proba-
bility that the abdication of Charles Albert will lead to a stop-
page of the war between Austria and Sardinia. The extreme
stagnation which overspread the market in the earlier part of
the week, is, therefore, slightly relieved. A few purchases are
taking place, mainly for Italy, the Levant, and India, and in
goods more than in yarns. The business doing is, however, of
exceedingly small amount, and is effected with a caution which
makes very sparing use of the apparent advantages offered by

the existing state of affairs.
hangs about the Schleswig
little disposition to operate
as there was on Tuesday.
ther improvement is ()User%

ThrOu
inestio
n yarns

:y that still
es to be as
Germany,

trifling
eek have

, for the pre
t, groat di:

issue, so r

FLANNEL 3

Inly to
anx-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

to whether comPell

be confined to those tenants who v

which

by notice from their landlords; donnaort
Sir R. PEEL said, if the proposed liiiutstioe
ed, it would render the bill almost inoperative',,iii
best tenant might have good ground for lealke
during
and under such a provision he would not be -LI
vest his capital in the land the lastcht%
his lease. What consequence was it who yel7ca
notice, when the out-going tenant would real'''.
saiion only to the amount of his improvenien,nts'ni
Mr. HENLEY said it would be unjust to Petro'
a life interest, such as clergymen, to compel toe

compensation.
Mr. PUSEY said he had proposed t
• .

,he

uwu upirnon, and in deference to that m
but in consequence of what had fallen frool
he should withdraw it. -
The amendment was consequently
withdra
) -theme °:

ti
....scussion ensued, in the cow
Mr. AGLIONBY strongly recommended tlg"
should be once more sent to a select committee; el
,
Mr. H. DRUMMOND said the tenant farnierstx
ing to this bill with a great deal of anxiety, i
benefit they would derive from it, he
prove to be to them the grossest delusion. ater
Sir G. STRICKLAND said the bill would
crease the difficulty of letting farms.
After a most desultory comer,
result, it was agreed that the
progress.

•
ion, whit
tirman gb°

E OF LORDS

•TuunsP,o",

Lord STANLEY p

seated a petition froill.:1,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

April 3. 10

Vr"eflttn4s tit fat "'neat,

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-31°N.
Lord J. RUSSELL announced that if the ''''bei°
Bill should be read a second time before Friclai",t jri
monitttheeat
edfaythme wholeovethathtohueshe, with
ouserer
vliveewilelfrofhelYol
propriety of making an advance of £IOO,OW
of Irish distress, on the credit of the rate-iitte.r,
The motion for the second reading of thenjol
Bill led to another long debate, which was againa

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TuEsPp4d
The only business of interest was a resolution
by Mr. FAGAN, with a view to abolish the
" ministers' money" in Ireland.
Sir G. GREY moved, as an amendment, threePr
question, which, after some discussion, was c 3 1.1
to 44.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.--WEDl4Bsx,nei
The Affirmation Bill, and the Indictable oe-.,„,
land) Bill, respectively passed through comely
some short discussion. nmil
On the motion that the house go into CO
the Landlord and Tenants Bill, it was agreed, af
gestion of Mr. HERBERT, that the provisions
should be extended to Ireland.
In reply to a question from Mr. HENLEY, the
Mr. PUSHY said he intended so fir to alter,:o
;ive comp2nsation to tenants obliged to sot
farms by their landlords ; but not to those t"
should leave of their own accord.

an arose

woog,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

commercia

our markets have rather improved
On Saturday 220 hhds. of Barbadoes Sugar, the last of
the old crop, were diTosed of at 39/ @ 43/6, and this day
800 boxes Venezuela at 43/, and 1000 bags Bengal at 42/
43/9. For Rice there ►s a better opinion, and prices
are fully supported. In Coffee, Rum, and Molasses there
is not any thing new. Saltpetre and Nitrate continue in
demand at extreme rates.

There is an improved demani

at Glasgow, but no sellers

NISI PRIUS COURT.

YESTERDAY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

CO NI PT

Same day, of cor
HUGHES, builder
Same day, at Ha

me day, at C

73d year, the Ear

-On the 28th ulti
JOSHUA HEAP,
servedly regretted

.me day, in
iall.

.me day, aged 81, M

fifty years Wtkator
_ Same day, age

Dover-strejt,Nfa ncbeit

e►viiie-street, after
r. WILLIAM WHITI

3 strict
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

fr. PICTON remarked that the society was rather juve-
iblished only twelve

nile, as regarded a
months, and only in practical operation about five or

having been e

He stated the manner in which it ha:l originated. For
many years' the gentlemen conversant with architecture
and antiquities had felt that in Liverpool there was a great

The-society
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

NEXT WEEK, &c

On MONDAY next. the 9th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Sale-room, Derby-buildings, Fenwick-street,
The Brig MARTHA JANE;
- 137 tons 0.m., 174 tons N.M.; built at Prince Edward
---Island, in 1848, expressly for the seal fishery, and is
of unusual strength; carries a large cargo, and is well suited
for either the coasting or Baltic trades. All her Rigging and
Ground Tackle. Length 83 feet, breadth 19 feet 6-10ths, depth
13 feet : now lying in the Queen's Dock.—Apply to _ _

TONGE, CURRY, and CO., Brokers

On MONDAY next, the 9th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Sale-room, Derby-buildings, Fenwick-street, if not
i.reviously disposed of by private contract,
The fine new Brigantine CERES :
7%, "," In Canning Dock.
'-Is classed twelve years A 1 at Lloyd's; burthen per
register 170 tons o.m. and 118 tons N M. and will carry 210 to
220 tons on 104 feet water. Dimensions :
Length over all . 94 feet.
Length for tonnage £0 feet.
Depth of hold lO feet 9-12ths.
Breadth of beam 22 feet.
Actual length of keel 77 feet.
The vessel is built of the best seasoned British oak, frame and
planking, both skin and ceiling ; is heavily copper fastened to
above wales ; iron staple knees fore and aft to beams, and
1•e• e • • •

AIICCZI 111 nom unuer reams, taking floor
heads ; American red pine masts and east country spars ;
Tyzac and Dobingson's patent windlass, a powerful double
winch, mahogany wheel ; binnacle ; metal pumps ; female
figure head ; iron davits ; stern neatly ornamented ; a maho-
gany cabin, fitted out with brass stoves, &c., and completely
found in stores ; as she was exceeding eighteen months in
building, all her timbering has, consequently, been well sea-
soned. From her build, having a sharp entrance, clear run aft,
and fine round floor, must sail fast ; has a long hatch, capable
of taking down thirty feet of timber, or heavy machinery.—
For inventories and particulars apply to R. SPARROW, Esq., the
builder, Wexford : here to Messrs. STACK and HORES, Mer-
chants, or to TONGE, CURRY, and CO., Brokers.

On TUESDAY next, the 10th instant, at Half-past One o'clock,
at the Commercial Sale-room, Temple-court,
29 Tierces
30 Barrels
American LARD,
100 Kegs
20 Casks Bladdered
992 Boxes American BACON,
20 Casks American HAMS.
9 Casks American SHOULDERS,
20 Barrels American TONGUES,
Per Adeline and Cambridge, arrived on 28th and 30th ult. The
Bacon comprises Neff's, M'Alister and Malcolm's, Wilson's,
and Pugh's cure.—Apply to Messrs. STITT, DAY, and Co.,
Merchants, or to

WILIAM GARDNER and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

Al burned, ti

n three cer
lost. If

But the T
such read

vels of histery, an
now quote the Bit

against Romish V

and say, " read the
used to uphold a s
in the Papacy ari
And, for the sake

priests cannot prevent
I preseFit, some mentlis

iion of a Bible Society
its operations by obtz
thousand copies of Ma
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

ing throughout was

lflinch

worthy of the nam

Id chairman stated

afe and

ucat inn

aphatically, that religion was the o

ication. (Applause)

Hear.

,eant by education without
tplause.) lie knew what

knew tt

tion in a certain way—tliat we might teach
of instruction; but to form the mind, to

nd that alon

voluntary system. We had
result of experiments like this. Go to
to the penal settlement, to the place why
im of sway with a t,

•ations w(
mred to t

-
•ations to grow up destitute of religion, or
ere chance of instruction which they might
should set before them the knowlet
leave the knowledge of that
by t'

sort U

arned perhaps to for
who had teamed to st,

provided

t last b-ut to tell them what they

they might have

ter portion of his lordship's remarks were
;ainst a proposition of the Liberals and

a Irel

at a fearful rate, whic

In such a state
aust step in; endeavour
e complications by which legal

on inevitable

become' almost impossible to
litate the satisfaction of existing in-

i has

terests, and the transfer of the fee of the soil to
solvent proprietors, possessed of the capital and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

purposes

The Lord CHANCELLOR said that
appointments with reference to the L__
%t the time. The first appointments we

of the M

ledge of the alleged partizanship
After a few words from tl

Earl of MALIgPilt

the same subject

The Pas Hop of CASHEL inquired whether tnn
tion Committee of the Privy Council would g'to
Church of England Schools, in Ireland, the ?,i
ance as afforded in England to schools of all d`
including Roman Catholics.

The Marquis of L
tee did not intend to extend these rules for Err,
to Ireland.

LANsnowNE replied that ti:e.

r. /5 Mr. MUNDY, who was introduced by I‘-•fe
Mr. Fuller, took the oaths and his seat as ~,
South Derbyshire. • ~,

Mr. DISRAELI presented a petition from ?I°
in reference to the case of Mr. Fairbank. ,•0
Mr. WOODHOUSE gave notice of his intentit
early day, to bring under the consideration iit
the settlement charges under the Poor Law,
to their being provided for o'st of the consoliaat,
The hon. gentleman alQo gave notice of his
put a question to Mr. M. Gibson, on the sub)

Brazilian Treat

Mr. REYNOLDS moved for a select cor
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

Aqacktts.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 31.
During the early part of the week some symptoms of im-
provement were observable, but during the last day or two the
trade has relapsed into its former inactivity. At Liverpool and
Wakefield yesterday business was dull, and the value of Wheat
and Flour was scarcely supported. Our market to-day is slow
for every article, but there is no material alteration in prices
from those of this day week.

PRESTON CORN MARKET, MARCH 31,
The arrivals are unimportant. The demand for each article
of the Corn trade throughout the week has been of a retail
character, without any material change in prices. The farmers
in this district are actively engaged in their out-door occupa-
tions, consequently, we have to note a small supply of English
Wheat at our Corn Exchange this morning, the demand for
which was extremely dull, at the currency of this day se'nnight.
Irish is further depressed in value, but offering almost in-
effectually. All descriptions of Foreign Id. to 2(1. per bushel
lower. Flour almost nominal. In Oats no change. Choice
samples of English and Irish Oatmeal command 6d. per load
snore money, whilst all other qualities remain unaltered. The
stock of Bran is insignificant, and must be noted Is. per pack
higher. All other articles as last reported.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. MARCH 30.
The supplies of Wheat and Beans are large, and go,d of other
articles. There is a moderate business passing in Wheat at the
prices of this day. se'nnight. No change in the value of Barley,
good English being scarce, sells readily. Oats, Shelling, and
Beans are on very limited demand and somewhat cheaper.

LEEDS CORN MARKET, MARCH 27.
The arrivals of Wheat are large to-day, in addition to
there is a considerable show of foreign from vessels Belo'
trade is steady, and although we cannot report an P,'•

ness, there is a fair retail
sells slowly. Beans and

le, at about Frii.l9,

lve busi-
Barley

.ti without material alteration,

HULL CO
During the past wee _
rticles of the trade, though
:ention of the best runs of Wheat

MAR
rood bu

MAncH 27

iness has been

o most

ver prices, with the single
We had for to-day's

supply of farr.

Wheat, and til

arge show of fc
on, and such v

to turn into mon

of red we had a
ind many buyers

and is slow. Gr

1 Oats quite neglect
, and our prices aln

nseeu,
)n in CtiKes

do., red

'idly ma
in the v
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

Liverpool

ESTABLISHED SEVENTEEN YEARS.
THOMAS COItKHILL,
CABINET-211AKER AND UPHOLSTERER,
BEGS leave to inform his Friends and the Public
generally, that he has taken, in conjunction with hi
Establishment in Brunswick-road, the PREMISES, No. 16
BOLD-STREET, opposite the Lyceum, where lie intends ti
supply those Parties who will fav-ur him by their orders will
Articles of good materials and workmanship, such only as ma]
be entirely relied upon to give satisfaction, and at very reason
able prices.
MANUFACTORY AT 9, BRUNSWICK-ROAD.
16, BOLD-STREET.

THE CHEAPEST CABINET, CARPET, AND
GENERAL FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
IN LIVERPOOL.

MICHAET

ELLIS, 76, LORD-STREET
PROPRIETOR.
BUYERS will find a decided wi-
making tb.,-
-t.

mein. Every Article is
THE IMMEDIATE SUI-.
PROPRIETOR, from WARRANTED WELL-S
SONED MATERIALS, and the Stock, in point
extent, is second to none in Livernool.

ANU FACT(
hIRINTEND

Country Buyers are informed that no charge what-
ever is made for Packing or Mats, if returned within
a month.
FEATHER BEDS, HAIR, FLOCK, WOOL, SPRING

MATTRESSES, PAILLASSES, &c.,

Please to copy the Address, NIICHAEL 7ELLIS, 76,
LORD-STREET, as lie has no connexion with any one

else, either of t
pool.
An ASSISTANT WANTED, who perfectly understands the
Cabinet Furniture Business.

he same name, or otherwise, in Liver-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

The civil ernan,
the cornparati

1 preaching

of the Gospel by a few in Italian, and the
printing and circulation of the Word of God, on however
limited a scale, are all encouraging; and who can tell how
many,in this land of pictures, and Madonnas, and graven
images, may, even in this day of small things, be " plucked
as brands from the burning !" Yet, from the Infidel
spirit that is rising so fast, and overturning the old
enristitlitinng in ehmph find State. driving princes from

the people with the most
rcely but feel that, before
and of Christian light, and cf happy
t atone for the blood of the martyrs

their thrones, and deluding
deceitful hopes, one
Italy can become a i

12
of Jesus, and her present diserganizatio
6 be but the beginning of " the weird
27 Letter from Italy in London Paper,
16
27 CoriNs.--The names appended to the flattering local
testimonials which Mr. Levi publishes in his advertise-
ment are certainly a guarantee against deception. His
8 cures are as effectual as they are numerous, and as the
2
period of his departure for London is close approximating
24 no time should be lost by those suffering from such
, excrescences.

miFery may

e has to dree
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

FOR LOI

mmany's splendid and powerful Steam-shit
MAIDEN CITY,
RICHARD CROMPTON, Commander;
it sail from LIVERPOOL, calling off PoR
d the GIANT'S CAUSEWAY, and
ailing Screw Steamer JOHN MUNN,
Wm. JOHNSTON, Commander ;
Bing in PORT RUSH HARBOUR, GOING and RETURNIN(

And the f

as tinder:
FROM CLARENCE DOCK

JOHN MUNN .. Friday, April 6, at 9, A.M.
MAIDENCITY.. Monday, April 9, at 12, NOON.
JOHN MUNN .. Fliday, April 13, at 1, P.M.
MAIDEN CITY.. Monday, April 16, at 4, P.M.
JOHN MUNN .. Friday, April 20, at 9, A.M.
CITY.. Monday, April 23, at 12. NooN.
Friday, April 27, at 1, P.M.
kpril 30, at 4, P.M.
I Steamer VICTORY is
Idy to take the station in May.

MA I DEN CITY

per Maiden City, includir

Steward's Fee

[Je of sailing

to-b:.alor

unn, 175.; Peck, 5
e one hour before the
charge of their own luggage
uNrr, Foyle-street, Londonderry ; Mr
rt Rush ; or, here to
WILLIAM MOORI

35, Water-:

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND DROGHEDA.
The DROGHEDA STEAM-PACKET COM-
PANY'S
SPLENDID FLEETof FIRST-CLASS STEAM-
SHIPS, sail regularly from the Collingwood
Dock, Liverpool,- with or without Pilots :
April 3, at 7 o'clock, Evening.
April 5, at 9 o'clock, Evening.
RDAY, April 7, at 10 o'clock, Evening.
A Steamer sails from DROGHEDA for LIVERPOOL, on
ONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Goods received daily at Collingwood Dock, and forwarded to
rogheda per first vessel. Freights moderate.
CABIN FARE, (including Steward's Fee,) 10s. ; DECK, 3s.
For further particulars apply to
WILLIAM M'ELROY, Agent,
35, Water-street, Liverpool.

tan,

THIS DAY,
TT ITRSDAY,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

the divine conceptions of composer
" With verdure clad," she appeared absolu

soul and feeling into the

" Here vent their f

we re

could hate listened to it

perfect manner in which

fleet the views of

.me, bur
wer chain

beautitul was her sir

The passage,

nius, the v

id mei(

"And cleaves the sky in
To the blazing sun,"
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

tHi LIVERPOOL STANDAUM

The political news by this arrival are very meagre. The
most important feature under this head is the sensation
created amongst the American public by the news brought
by the steamer America, of the announcement by Mr.
Bancroft of their willingness to reciprocate with England
in the repeal of the Navigation Laws. The New York
Courier, a paper of high standing, after severely repro-
bating the conduct of Mr. Bancroft, the representative of
an out-going and non-protective government in pledging
the present administration of such a policy, which is
foreign to their principles, affirms that
Whatever be the course which the British cabinet and par-
liament may adopt, as to modifying and repealing their navi-
gation` laws, Congress will not reciprocate. If, indeed, as
seems to be understood, the coasting trade is to be uncovered
any open, as well as foreign trade, there would be no real reci-
procity even as between Great Britain and the United States,
and we should yield far more than we could obtain ; but when
it is considered that treaties called ' of reciprocity' which we
have negociated with all European nations almost from the
Capes of Portugal to the Frozen Ocean, require that commercial
concessions made thereafter to any nation in the abrogation of
duties or restrictions, shall be common to all people with whom
those treaties exist, it will be perceived how mischievous would
bzi the operation of a repeal of our navigation laws upon Ame-
rican shipping and shipping interests."
It is said that Mr. Bancroft will certainly be recalled, and
Mr. Webster is generally spoken of as his successor. Con-
gress not being in session—the senate merely sitting in its
character as adviser of the executive, undertakes no legis-
lative business. A call, however, for information, but not
for present legislative action, has been made upon the
president.
The ferment in Canada still continues ; and, notwith-
standing the pacific pledges of the new president on the
subject of interference with the affairs of other nations, it

is held that—
"If there were to be anything Tike a general rising in the
Canadas. and an offer of fraternization (to use the term of the
""e to pre-

da) in France) with us, it would be all bu
vent the people from rushing to the contest
SPECIE.—In reference to the low rate of exchange in
New York, the Sun remarks :
" Whether we obtain specie from California, certain it is that
we are about to draw a large amount from John Bull. Exc'
on London has gone down to 106

nd the par rate 1
is now worth nearly three

109 i, it follows that sr
per cent. more in Nev
•

er w it ueve
f gold from
nterest."

ohn.N.l

,een ley

30 to toe
not read

The full particular
ew York.

ie clamag

RCIAL INTELLIGENCE

March

land at v

er of one per cent

h 19. P

ss in t

liver to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

Mr. Martin moved for leave to enter a rule for a verdict
of £lO in the case of Mather v. Eckersley. Granted.

HOUGHTON V. CHEETHAM
After a long conversation between the counsel on both
sides, Mr. Martin announced that the matter was
arranged by the withdrawal of ajuror. The cause of ac-
tion was as to an infringement upon the patent of a ma-
chine for coiling cotton.

WRIGHT AND OTHERS V. HENDERSON AND OTHERS.
This was an action on a charter party for the brig
MSS

cargo through want of proper stowage and care. The'pliiin
tiffs were Messrs. Wright and Parlane, of Manchester an(
Buenos Ayres, and the defendants were Messrs. R. and A
Henderson, of this town.
Mr. 1V-

,dARTIN stated the case for the plaintiffs, and ex-
plained the mode in which cargoes are taken in and stowed
at Buenos Ayres, and stated the terms of the charter party,
by which a stevedore was to be employed, and sufficient
salt taken in to salt the hides on board. On receiving a
letter from the captain, stating that he had arrived from
Buenos Ayres, and had no reason to suspect that thecargo
was not in the best possible condition, the plaintiffs ordered
him at once to Liverpool. wLere he arrived on the Ist of
June, On the sth of June the vessel commenced dis-
charging, under the main hatch, and the first 800 hides
were found in perfect order. But below this it was at once
seen that improper stowage had been used, and that the
hides were in very bad order. The loss upon the damaged
hides was about £6BO. The learned counsel proceeded to
explain that the reason why the case had not come on

sooner was that a commission had to be sent out to Buenos

Ayres. The reply and examination taken by the com-
mission was lost on coming home in the ship Dublin, off
Kinsale. The parcel was addressed to Messrs. Lowndes
and Robinson, and was subsequently found by some party
on that coast ; but neither the charter party nor the bills
of lading could be recovered. The learned counsel im-
puted some blame to Messrs. Henderson, who, although
they possessed a copy of the charter party, refused to pro-
duce it, and compelled the plaintiffs to send out a fresh
commission to Buenos Ayres. Mr. Martin said that he
understood that the defence would be, that the captain
was authorised by Mr. M'Lean, at Buenos Ayres, to
dispense with the stevedore, and that the cargo itself
suffered from stress of weather.

The interrogatories taken before the first commission,
which were at great length, were then read, and proved
the arrival and loading of the brig Nestor, the signing of
the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

TIDE TABLE.
DAYS. I MORN. IEVENO.I LIGHT. l HOLYDAYS, RTC.

April.l h. m. h. m. ft. in.
Tuesday.... 3; 755 831 13 7
Wednesday. 4 9 1 927 14 8
Thursday .. 5 952 10 14 16 3
Friday .... 610 34 10 53 17 1 Good Friday.
Saturday 711 12 11 30 18 0
Sunday .... 811 47 --- 18 1 Easter Sunday
Iti9nday.... 9 0 4 020 16 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

he Baltic, including ti
)rincipaily, an unusual
f Beans chiefly from

itanding the large arri
and to day for that Gr
I. per 70th. from the re

Flour was taken off rather slow
barrel. No sales of English or Ir
Barley, Malt, and Beans have
which must be noted 6d. per qua.
Oats were in moderate request
and Oatmeal dull at late prices.
Yellow Indian Corn receded Is.
the value of white, which ruled ti
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

a porh

The expense of removing the present monument, erecting
the pediment, and finishing off the whole, is estimated at 1650
francs, or 466. I think that 410 more should be calculated
upon for unforeseen expenses.
" If this will be complied with, I am certain that the monu-
ment will be terminated in the course of this summer.

" Permit me to suggest, that under the verses approved of
in Wales an inscription in Welsh should be placed, recording
that this pediment has been erected as a token of respect to
the memory of Le Gonidee, by his admirers in Wales.
" I shall not enlarge on Mons. Bonet's letter farther than
to request you will assure your friends that I shall pay every
attention in my power to this affair, and shall see that their
intentions he punctually followed."
Mons. Bouet's letter is addressed to Sir A. Perrier.
He writes thus :

" According to the estimate of Mons. Poellen, it will require
at least 1700 francs to terminate the monument, and to remove
it to the part of the cemetery agreed upon by us, where it
would be quite sheltered from storms, and in sight of those
passing by.

" I am sorry to tell you we must not expect any new sub-
scriptions here ; all are too much affected by the general stag-
nation of business, to respond to another appeal ; and if our
Breton brethren beyond sea will not come to our aid, in a few
years hence the Celtic traveller, desirous of rendering homage
to the memory of the regenerator
and preserver of our vene-
rable language, will look in vain for some mark to guide his
steps to the spot where repose the remains of the virtuous Le

Gonidee

" Therefore it is to you, sir, the Bretons of Armorie address
themselves through me, to have these facts laid before your
countrymen of Wales by the intermediary of the worthy and
respectable minister of Morlaix, Mr. Jenkins ;—to you, whose
ancestors, originally from Brittany, did not leave this country
until after the revocation of the edict of Nantes ;—to you,
whose quarter of a century's residence in Ariaorie encourages
us to ask your concurrence and support, by means of which I
firmly hope the descendants of the Cymry will not abandon us
in this case, and that their co-operation will enable us to com-
plete this testimony of respect and admiration to him who may
be called the compatriot of the true Britons of both countries.
" Kindly accept in advance my thanks, and the renewed as-
surance of the sentiments of your affectionate servant,

" ALEXANDRE BOUET."

I am confident this truly interesting appeal from Brit-
tany to Wales will be responded to in a manner worthy
of the appreciation of real worth, of national and Chris-
tian sympathy, and of the esteem in which the name of
Le Gonidee is held by all those in the Principality who
know his labours.

The Rev. T. Phillips, Hay, Brecknockshire, agent of
the Bible Society for the Principality, will kindly receive
subscriptions for the monument.

I am, Sir, yours, very truly,
J. JENKINS.

Morlaix, Match 19, 1849
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

defendant was so privileged to visit the house as the friend
of the plaintiff that the unfortunate intimacy between
Mrs. Hartley and the defendant was contracted, and in
consequence of which the present action had been insti-
tuted.

Mr. Martin, Q.C., and Mr. Crompton appeared for the
plaintiff, and Sir Frederick Thesiger and Mr. James for
the defendant.

The damages were laid at £lO,OOO.
The case only lasted about ten minutes, the parties hav-
ing consented to a verdict for £4,000.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

for twen

e county court I
forty days, su
iffs until Friday

le to the river (

1; but he was f

D SOCIETY

rs of this society went in pro,
anted r

ion of their first estat
)ss. The Covent,
liat Mr. Brig].)
sir. Seholefield

Herald say

ti,? parent s

as a gentleman v

found in a pool of w
tumble, which had

The property
jetures. biiot

nv of t

he ligi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OFFICE FIXTURES, &c
CLAYTON-SQUARE ROOMS.

MR. BYFORD will SELL by AUCTION, on
TUESDAY next, the 10th instant, at Eleven o'clock pre-
cisely, at his Rooms, Clayton•square. a variety of excellent
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, valuable Office Fixtures, Ale
and Hot Water Apparatus, pirit Kegs, Eight days' Clocks,
Dinner and Dessert Services, Two Stone Chiselled Figures, and
other Effects.

Comprising Mahogany Four-post, Camp, and Press Bed-
steads, Feather Beds, Hair Matti': sses, Painted Chamber Arti-
cles, Dressing Glasses, Set Mahogany Telescope Dining Tables,
Loo, Pembroke, Card, and Lady's Work Tables, Sets Maho-
gany Chairs and Sofas in Hair Cloth, Rosewood and Mahogany
Cheffoniers, Glazed Bookcase and Secretaire, Bureau, Hat and
Umbrella-Stand. Five and a Half Octaves Square Piano-forte,
Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, Fenders, Fire-irons, Kit-
chen Revisites, &c. _

The (Ace Fixtures include a large .Mahogany Double Office
Desk, 'with Brass Railing, Ditto Table, Copying Machine and
Stand, Painted Alphabetical and Book Cupboard, Desk Stools,
Maps, &c.

lkiai be viewed on the AlognA-v'preceding* the sale, and Ca-
talogues had at the Rooms.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

fl 9 Plt

to-day do not exceed 700 bale

1 Canal Flour is fi

and in

terclay's prices

FROM D.

OF THE ARMISTICE

HApEN, 28th MAE

1,1849

relandet contain
of the armistice till

Of Denmark to facilitat

Alsen on t

lowing day for Fr

the officer that if a satisfactory
from London by the:3rd April,

Le hour in entering Schleswig
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

RPOOL TO NEW YORK

1E "RT,A(

[A, SALTS

Atm
p), Lu DLA M WO
932
SK
800

TON, FuNx

FOREST 'KING. RANLETT
RICHARD COBDEN, BARRELL
NESTORIAN, GOODHUE

IVANHOE, KNIGHT
ATLAS, HOMAN
ELSINORE. RILEY
RATE HOWE, COMINGS
'WILLIAM JARVIS, JARVIS
EMPEROR, BROWN
REPUBLIC. BLIVI,`-
SILAS GREE:7
DANUBE. CHASE

MAN, SPENCER

Goods cannot he received by the ab ze Pac
advertised day of sailing UNDER ANY CIRCuld
EVER.

LIVERPOOL TO PHILADEI
THE NEW LINE OF PACK!
Tons P

MICHAELS,

WILLIAM PENN.
HELEN M`GAW, TUCKER
KALAMAZOO, FAULK ...
THOS. H. PERKINS, CONN

.0t(
810 '
800....'
800 '
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

of the D

the town and dis-
'or the adoption of a secular sys-
, in which religious teaching was

;ers of

out altogether, the expense to be met by
to levied upon the property of such
;s as chose to adopt it. It was known
is meeting for the advancement of this
neeting whi

would pledge the public
'ester in favour of purely secular educa-
I been called for Thursday last; and his

). very properly took the occasion to enter
ainst the town at large being sup-
ain such views upon so all important
thus to strengthen the hands of the
gh Stowell and others of the clergy and
ent at the meeting in opposing the advo-
gecular education, by moving an amend-

;o ente

was pursu

I on Thursday
meeting convened by the At
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET

Since our market of Friday las

, --
port a few more parcels of Grain
and from Ireland. From the

5,345 qrs. 61

aerate dem
of Id. to 2d

Standard-office, Two o' Clock

.t, we 1i
, at the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. MAncn.29

Notwithstanding the extreme wetness of this day, which con-
tinued throughout, we had a full heavy market, the tendency of
prices being downwards, especially for Sheep, with tardy sales.
We, however, do not alter our quotations for Beef, being 425.,
455., to 465. per cwt. ; middling kinds of Mutton were id. to id.
lower—say 5d., 6d., to 64d. per lb. ; Veal, 62d., sinking offal.
Lamb, although small, has appeared, and we note prices 14s. to
225. each.

PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, APRIL I

Mails desp'd Last Packet Next Packet
IfrornLondon sailed. I due.

7th, 17th, (Montrose I Next Mail
and 27th ol March 27 due April 5
every month
,3rd and 20th Indus Nekt Mail
of every March 20 due April 28
month.

2nd and 17thtay Next Mail
of every l %larch 17 due March 22
month.

2nd of every Teviot .... Next Mail
l(month only. March ", due MarchT

17th of every Tay I Next Mail
month on/y, March 17 due April 7

Evng. of 4th IHM B Cranel H M Seagull
every month' March 71 March 29

Every
day. f March 24

loner ca
rat 4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

Destination.

S'HAMPTON STAT
Lisbon ..
Madeira
Spain ..
Gibraltar

Malta &lonian Islands
Greece and Egypt....
India, Ceylon,St Chna)
(1) Brit. Col.in W. Ind.
(except Honduras &
Bermuda,) For. Col.
in W. Indies, except
Havana, Venezuela,
and Madeira. .......

(2) Mexico& Havana .
(3) Beruda St. Juan
de Nimcaragua, and
New Grenada ......

FALMOUTH STATION
Madeira, Brazil, and

Bueno's Ayres
LIVERPOOL STATION
Bait. N. America, Ber-
muda, and it, States
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

able shrewdness for his pos.
declined to comply with the
nmutation of the sentence

fate of the poor girl, the
is occasion, cut off in the bloom of her days,

insecurity of innocent life even in this count
sons heard the culprit, moved I
malice, th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

lany per

THE BOROUGH ELECTORS OF GREAT BRITAIN.--It
appears that the constituencies of the English and
Welsh boroughs include 375,269 voters (of whom 11,599

to pop

The constituency
388 freemen, ,
; 6,321 scot and lot

übdivlded

.opers; 184 office-ho.

mounted in 1847

the nt

) the relief of the poor being 164,17 b
of the return shoe

that it
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

Wbitehaven, mercer

•Lyme, smaliware d

James Cooper. Newcastle-under-
Join' Baskerville, Ludlow, linen draper
Alexander Burn Callendar, Mincing-lane, London, corn fac

Henry Think, Chatham, timber merchant
Thomas Al anders, High-row, Knightsbrid

lenry Williams, Park-pl

Kennington, London, ironmon

Thomas Nunn,Colc

James Reid, Edgev

Richard John Goss, Sidne,
nrc

Wren. I
son, IA
butcher

rated, unles

ril 23, J. B. -Scott,
Bloaburr

Leeds. manu

linen drape

'HE LONDON GA
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

RAILWAY AFFAIRS,

The directors of the Midland Railway Company have,
in consequence of a requisition from Liverpool, signed by
the requisite number of shareholders, called a general
meeting, to be held at Derby, on Thursday, the 19th of
April.

CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAlLWAY.—Traffic for the
week ended 25th March :—Coaehing traffic, £874 2s. 2d.;
parcels, £44 16s. 11d. ; goods and cattle, £199 12s. ;
steam-boats, £9l 6s. ;—total, £1209 17s. Id., (exclusive
of toll from the Shrewsbury and Chester Company, and
payment for conveyance of mails.)
On Tuesday, a special meeting of the holders of Cheshire
Junction shares was held at tha office of Mr. Wills, in
Castle-street. It was resolved to cooperate with the
London shareholders in opposing the bill now before par-
liament for a revision of the capital ; and to propose to
the directors that the £3l shares should be reduced to £6
13s. 4d., 135,000 in number, and that £3 6s. Bd. per share
should be consideied as having been paid upon them.
MR. HUDSON AND HIS RAILWAY MANAGEMENT.—
The members of the Committee of Investigation ap-
pointed to inquire into the facts connected with the sale,
by Mr. Hudson, of the Great North of England Railway
shares to the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Company,
have terminated their labours. The report is drawn up,
but not yet signed by the whole of the members. Mr.
Clayton, we believe, is the only dissentient. Of course,
we have necessarily felt a delicacy in seeking information
from any member of the Committee, notwithstanding the
conclusion of the business ; but the truth is, we required
none. The mere facts of the case, as they stood forth,
were sufficiently condemnatory of Mr. Hudson, and
proved to us that no Committee could, with honour to
themselves, acquit him. We, therefore, at the eleventh
hour, adhere to our original statement, that the report
will, more or less, be damnatory to his ex-railway majesty.
It will not, probably, draw inferences from facts, and
speak in the language customary to a newspaper; but we
believe it will contain a summary of facts so cogent and
irresistible as to justify every syllable we have written
on the subject. We can state thus much, however—and
we have it upon the most undoubted authority—that the
whole evidence given during this important investigation
is on the eve of being passed through the press in the
shape of a pamphlet. The committee, we think, act judi-
ciously in coming to this determination. The railway
world already owe them much, but the publication of the
evidence will to the obligations under which the share-
holders labour to them.—l.7orkshireman.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

tc spec

caution, as the unfavou..-
--bases appears to have had the
ivy, except small quantities for the supply of imm
: American barrels have been sold rather m-
swe than for some time past, and Indian

rct with great r
of their let
'ect of checi

n sold rather more ext
Mpsil is in

per 195 lbs., I:
Oats are un

ring, and.the 1.

I rather better prices than could pre

Indian Corn, and this department of tl,e trams
by much animation and considerable firmne,
vance has been established during the week, ant.
now on offer ex ship being unimportant, with FIG
an increase of magnitude occurrin,,', as a large prop(
recently arrived vessels have sailed from Cork "
holders of granaried parcels evinced no anxiety to prt.
several cargoes arrived in our harbour have been dispo4
at 295. 31s. per quarter, C. F. & 1., for Inrail and Galatz,
buyers were still numerous at these rates. Be!ow is a comp,
rative return of the quantities of Grain delivered at our Corn
Market by the growers, for the last three years, commencing
at harvest in each season, and up to the present day ; the defi-
ciency in the receipts of Wheat is rather remarkable, and there
is no
.probability whatever of their being increased until a new
crop is in course of delivery.

prns!)ec

For distant port

WHEAT
57,214

BARLEY
(12,304

OATS.
160,743
224,193

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, MARCH 28.
The show of Beasts to-day was large, and for the season good
in.quality. We cannot note any quotable variation in prices
either in Beef or Mutton, which may be noted for Beef, ad. to
50. ; Mutton, sid. to 6d. per lb. A fair clearance was made
before the close of the market.

LEEDS FORTNIGHT CATTLE FAIR, MARCH 28.
The show of both Beasts and Sheep at market to-day has been
an average one. The bests were of excellent quality, many in
primecondition having been brought from the north, there be-
ing a good attendance of buyers from Wakefield, Bradfora, and
other places; the market was brisk, and all changed hands
early on the day. Prices for Beef 75., other sorts fetched 6s.
and ss. sd. per st. of 161bs. The sheep all ready sold, and very
few remained in the market after two o'clack. Priccs, 51d. to
6d. per lb.. Beasts, 390 ; Sheep, 3000.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-03

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!6th April.
!6th May.
6th June.
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A.LIFORNIA
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