The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-18 00:00:00

I 12 Er'L A;IV D.

'Eon WIT.---On Wednesday night,,salne
person contrived to turn off the gas at the +
1330 r
gasworks. The town was in • darkness for tw°. uhtt
minutes ; and the drawingtroom at Garhallb liolerool
the Lord Lieutenant and:the Countessof St. 0000
were holding a reception at the time, was likewise' e
forDUBLIN a short time
CU . e reel°
STOMS' REVENUM—AbStract
collected at the port of Dublin 6 11
Quarter ended 10th of October, 1861...£245,0"-:; 6
Quarter ended 10th of October, 1852... 251,41).., 15
Quarter ended 10th of October, 1853... 249;0 1 g
Year ended 10th of October,.lBsl 887,8,,636 16 0
Year ended 10th of October, 1852 ...... 917,11 r ut
Year ended 10th of October, 1853 650,v Vto
THE ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES lifo4 f,Oll
Rev. Dr. Walsh" has just issued. a "P,ltg
the faithful in the diocese of Ossory, caLwaiontpr
them for pecuniary assistance towards the come .on '
"magnificent cathedral," now in course of erectoo)dereot
city of Kilkenny. " Dr. Walsh," one of the '`31,1 Oleo
among the Irish Romanist prelates, upon i,"4050,
occasion flings " moderation" to the winds, and 'if kg,
regard for an act of Parliament by writing hilnefolir
" Edward, by the grace, of. God and the AP°....s, of
Bishop of Ossory," iStc... There is. no " miacwe'
matter" about this. ,r; re ''ci)
THE Exonus.—A Galway paper says,—"
still to be no check to the fearful tide of emigralfter
is depopulating this unfortunate country. DaY 0.50'
are they departing, and even the rigours and dallg
winter voyage have no terrors for them." the
fol Ad
Intert Cosruma.--The Galway Packet has Ure
ing bit of intelligence :—" It is with peculiar plc'', 01,1
notice the improved appearance of the peasantry °,llg. ,j
days and holydays.. Instead of the ragged coat, the
P't
hat, and broken shoes which marked the pert yO3
famine, and stamped upon poor Paddy an aPl=l to
from gratifying to his pride, a new suit from hard
now rewards his long-tried patience and haru 50°0
with adversity. No one could fail to observe t1..14
muster of country people in our streets on Su D; rfeo
and the cheering and gratifying appearance aleb frl4l
presented; the boys wearing new and comforts
and corduroy, while the girls displayed their rea_toeVig
mantles, nicely trimmed caps, and new shoes f 01!,,,
—articles of comfort which the poor people wthe
deprived of." sioO fate;
XTRAORDINARY CASE.—At the Clifden
case of Mary Kyne, an infant, by John Kyne,'al of
v. Michael Mulroe, excited a good deal of 1134."- Pfof
pathy. It appeared that the defendant ownc", yeg'olo
singular ferocity, which attacked a girl of Sjl.,
age, sister to the infant plaintiff, some six wee..4.l°;/01t1,1:`
the child with difficulty escaped from it,.and ti
the defendants had notice of this eircurestairpre,
parents of the child, he did not take- suflicieTtrocllthe
to prevent the animal from committing tbe: the
complained of. On the first of Septerabe"c'eOrrabl;
parents were digging their breakfast, the pig `.„,' ber '45 c,
house, dragged the child (two years old) frou'e
eat off one of her hands completely, and thr,e, cresa
the other, when the mother, attracted by the
cries, rescued her. The poor child was in c°,:ie. ,`"l,j, O'
wounds presented a most distressing spect.o.a'scas '3,,,)tbf
part of the defendant ownership of the Pe decreu:o,
but his worship considering it clearly prove",stalnle'alr;
the defendant should pay £lO, by yearly it as lan4il.-:
£2 each, to be placed in Lord Leitrim's bont 'of the ''.not
of the parties, to be invested for the bend
and not to be handed to the parents lest the cl
derive benefit from it. 1;
1,0,6
uwiartiaetr a betaetr,
60,.
THE HEAT IN CENTRAL AFRICA.----t-oeff; the., 0 cane
was past, and the Arabs were ready
teedrsoemedaries,
for our carpets to spread them on thbefore one, wheaiii3e`l'D
mounted and set forth at a
,q • b
heat was in great force.
drawing out of my pocket the therraomee
of
in ps
105°. I held it in my hands for a couple of
105°. I held it in my hands for a d the urubrell'ote;
found it rose to 116. I then ope
snhade for two 0,
keeping the thermometer under its
r what it wan-1,0 IA!
found it lessened by two degreesfeuNivas heatd; tineb
been had I kept it till the umbrella suffocated by tlichi tlO,
was intense, and we were almost
inst our course, being pi
wind, which blew direct aga
an
amusing
goo 011
direction. Such a wind forms 6 1 sc°°lllic
the finest sand, andforms
mountains.,l,oolt
t for the amusement of the eneicsi tc. ,
dance abou
usage I carried an inkstan t 10,410
spectator at a distance ; bloistvi.ningtoso
bistgrioingcolyinoild
no:„4,cocotrj;
ing to Oriental
used for no ct
little box which contained the ink
was closed an the
alolfcithPneclll..agf,'2o'' tero.
fastened to my
my journal
the
evehets
in the middle by a covering of brass, in order 1411
ytheboovekst
theof himmoniwehnotamcarrioefdtpit,e.
columns of sand, I took the case and found u,':nitcl P,„;
escaped from the box in spite of being corked' i'4or
frothing all over it exactly as if boiled in a p. 11...., the
heat
thing tmoignhott en not soil
my
it only on this day ; but on the following nae), „id
thing happened. Our watches were well heat %,
as they pleased. In less than 24 h0ur5...3311110
i3O
showed a difference of two hours and forty n 1,111,0 esees.::4.4
went on quiet and humbled, beaten down by our 33Dredr
heat. Our faces were red, like boiled lobster'',_„risosP,d
overshadowed by black images, our libertaYgiriita,
."01
our will dead. We had lost the desire for any TrareP
tchonternaecnevssawryith
Capt. deasi;teis
Peel,o
of
talkingApT , and foal