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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MODERN CARPETS, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
SETS TABLE CUTLERY, V.

By Mr. BRANCH,
THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 10th instant, and three following days,
at
AEleven o'clock precisely each day, at the Hanover Rooms,
LAR ,E Assortment of New and Second-hand
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, of almost all descriptions,
including the Stock of a Cabinet-maker, declining the business,
about 3,000 yards of Brussels. Kidderminster, and Venetian
Carpeting, of modern and fashionable Patterns, Hearth-rags,
Floor and Lobby Cloths, several Turkey Carpets, about One
Hundred and Fifty Sets of Table Knives and Forks, Iron Book-
cases, Office Desks, a few Dozens of British Wines, Bitters,
Vinegar, &c„ and numerous other Effects, consigned for Sale.

, .
The FURNITURE includes Four-post, French, Tudor, Nursery,
and Camp Bedsteads. Feather Beds, Bedding, Painted Chamber
Requisites. large-sized Chimney, Cheval, and Toilet Glasses, a
few Paintings, Prints and Drawings, several Articles of Rose-
wood Drawing-room Furniturz, excellent Mahogany Articles,
in a Winged Library Bookcase, smaller Bookcases, Trio and
Single Wardrobes, Hall Tables, with Marble Tops, Sets of
Chairs, Sliding-frame Dining Tables, Pedestal Sideboards.
Chests of Drawers, Escrntoires. Chiffonniers. Dressing Tables
and Basinstands, with Marble Tops, Dining, Card, Loo, Pem-
broke, Work, end Snap Tables,Cheval Screens, Bidets, snperior
Hatstands, Library and Private Office Tables, Eight- day Clocks,
Cabinet and Square Piano-fortes, a full-sized Billiard Table,
curior 'irs, Children's Cribs,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

Tudor, of the Isle of Anglesey, the British Church became
cordially united to that of Rome in England." (P. 16.)
The following are John Stent's remarks upon it :
"The inquiry spontaneously, arose in our mind on rep
this statement, what are Mr. James's authorities? The I,
of the period, so far as our acquaintance goes, does n
support such statements. Recalling the leading fer
the times, we remember a protracted series of seve
gles between the kings of England and their subjed
especially after the Norman conquest. Before that es
were similar struggles, but they were the efforts of the
to concentrate and establish a monarchy in this ish
no where have we seen anything in the histories of th
which justifies the language employed by our
. •.

'emark applies to those mai
Bich followed

conquest. T

noes not at all
---,,,res of

Ey tai 11/C ILIUM eten
Conflicts in both periods was simply the resident

re strug-
Is. more

resisting the aggressions of their conquerors. Subsea.
when the affairs of the country assumed a settled ch'S
the mixed population united (I) to oppose further
exactions, whether attempted by King or Pope.
churches ,"

f England, tb-e British CCurch;
a new thing in our bistori :al studies. (!l)
that the gond King Alfred was not a trill
a,' and that that pious child and fanatical
e Confessor, and the En,lim,

the churct
:drvard the

eep-rooted hat
ry II and Tho

. • ...
inhabitants of this country

of the V
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

Ir. James spear

f a " deep-roc
the bosom of the Britons," wno
lie gives the name ?

John

for in another part of
.ay that there "

,s to criticise the sp,

we cannot t
if we wish

of the blunders of th
• 1, hut I fear I have al
1- in condo

I histor'i,

he origin of the "
fitment of the Israe

VARIETIES

y's " History" in type,
_

precise]

Aar to the I

New Yort

aper says, that on ti
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

,—then are NI
will be to t

is far better! "
The Rev. Gentleman then read the church service for
the burial of the dead.

On Saturday the Borough Coroner held an inquest a
the Court House, Kirkdale, on the body of the servan

The priso

T looked somewhat. I
tnr mnrn of a Rattled a

g of the

deceased par

s in the house, and the v
upposed to have been the instr
iced. The prisoner decline

k these

parties any questions, though he did put several of quit
an irrelevant character to Anthony Carney, the boy in th,

employ of Mr. Cox.
Mr. W. P. Harrison, called : I am one of the surgeons
to the Southern Hospital. On the 28th of March Mrs.
Hinrichson and her children were brought there, and also
her female servant. She could not :
that time. In and around her head 0

isomer qu,

distinct scalp wounds, having the appearance of being
inflicted by a sharp, but not cutting, instrument. The
wounds might have been inflicted by the handle of an

ordinary, poker
tongs produced
inflict such W(

had two con
Thursday me

the magistrates
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

BIRKENHEAD GUARDIANS OF THE POOR

There has been rather a smart contest for the office of
guardians in the township of Birkenhead. The parties
nominated were Messrs. E. G. Willoughby, R. Hughes,
W. W. Mortimer, and H. Gough, on one side ; and
Messrs. H. Watson, J. Ravenscroft, Edward Mills, and
George Craven, on the other. The latter quietly retired
from the contest.. Yesterday, the clerk (John Gregory,
Esq.) attended at the Board-room for the purpose of ad-
ding up the votes, and making his official return, of which
the following shows the numbers :
Gough 321 Watson ...
I
Huzbes
Willoughby
Mortimer ..

250
000
227
241

1422
Majority of votes

The name of the hon. member for Newcastle was intro-
duced as the nominator of the lcsing party, for the pur-
pose of influencing the election, which called forth a reply
not very flattering to the M.P., who has so frequently
been denominated the King of Birkenhead, the other
party asserting that he had not even a vote for guardiens
in the township, either as owner or ratepayer. However,
the election passed over with little excitement, and now
it is the best policy for all parties to join together, and try
to restore the prosperity the town once possessed, and now
so vitally essential to all its inhabitants, and this can be
best accomplished by placing men in power who will not
lend themselves to jobbing for self-aggrandisement.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

plaintiff

WEDNESDAY
at rat
WALKER v. SHARPE.—Henry B. Walker, an a-
and owner of property at Tranmere, was the plaintio, er,
Mr. Vim. Sharpe, (he also being a resident at Tranillo
and owner of property,) a merchant, in Liverpool,'
to
The action was brought to recover an 3,11 for
5d., for work and labour done by plaimi'b
...endant. It appeared that in November and DeCer
I'oo ere
1848, meetings were held at Tranmere, and '5lOl
-ted for going to Parliament for an Improvement
--ship of Tranmere. The defendant and otbo,
e
ings, and, it was alleged, passed re„i.
I-o the plaintiff to take the rc7he

defendant

for the toy

the bill in Parliament.
and incurred the ex
present action. The P

tiff:it v

- -
ship a present of tbe,
yes of taking proceed
sted by the cross-exs4
to items in

tion of one of t

bill of cost

Os. 6d. fOr clerk

expenses in proceeding to Chester to
1 the Chester Courant ; an

in advertiserse;;
L further Cll3r*
;nqerti?.

inserted

tiP
e were fits° to
attendanCetodnurCinligureii'll

'ail. Ti

lig lu unix notices on Arau-e,
Church, and subsequent attendance during Divine serf'
6s. Bd." The witness explained that the differenceo
charge arose from Bebbington Church being at a dist3o
al
t hand. -1-
to

it was a

•
withdraw a juror, his Lor s ir
tiff should be allowed the nrpli

~11r
g that the P 7.0,
penses he hadqd
ed by the taxim•

3ary ex

1M GLADE V

his was an action brougl4ttuei
leged to have been comol:Lo

stated, pulled, orcau;edtoi
Liverpool. After the case I

.%,,,,g, as tne eieeiw,- 0
pulled, down a housetais
proceeded to a cer',ls
ad not received --,
and he was 13°-
a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

leniently

refore, to
be adopted

p,rmanent character

t conversation

MONS,

istponed the r

COMMONS.

ischievous• pranks as

He denied that
Id reminded the hi

that Government
extending to it on

measure of re

3e cotoproE
of all large

eru to die of starve

With respect tot}:

Which would never be realised.
to support the Rate-in-Aid Bill
; time for the maturing of other

moved the adjournment of the

carried by 193 to 1

WEDNESDAY

house, at its rising
Eith of April,

e attention of the house to the uni-
'ailing in our enlnnies_ .nd

Government immediately to bring
•es to allay that spirit of discontent.

incd, were the best judges of their
y should, therefore, be permitted
He must object to any adjourn-
,l

the Government could !mild out
xrey should no longer be allowed

pie had been hitherto

m to office

the hon

was not very
all the colonies

we can

BY TELEGRAPH

BALTIMORE, March 19
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

,ONDON MONEY MAR

Exchange this mornin
Denmark and Schlesm
which characterise(
at S2i, and have
the 11th. The Ti

LONDON (

'e scanty,
700 or

contain a
tantity of
of Europe

Germans
from the
Wheat of
has been
rally.

Ist rioted,
ned.

T than on

of the Stock

t hostilities between
IgTnented the dulness

y. Consols opened
nce fallen to 92i, for the account of
T per Cent. Reduced have been (lone
New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. at
uer Bills continue firm, and are quoted

at 193 ex di.

a Bonds at 578. prem
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

PIANO-FORTES

JEDGAR invites an inspection of his STOCK of
• PIANO. FORTES, by Broadwood, Collard, Tomkison,
and others, which, in character, fashion, and workmanship,
cannot be surpassed, and which are offered at prices consistent
with the durability of a good sound Instrument.

A splendid SECOND-HAND Cabinet PIANO-FORTE, by
Dettmer ; a second-hand Square, by Broadwood, Twenty-three
Guineas; an Upright Grand, by Broadwood, Eight Guineas;
a Six-octave Grand, by Broadwood, Ten Guineas; and a Square,
by Clementi, Eight Guineas.

No, 1, UPPER DUKE-STREET,
OPPOSITE DR. RAFFLES'S CHAPEL.

WM. JONES AND CO.,
_ PROPRIETORS OF THE

ATLAS OMNIBUSES,
_DEG to return their sincere thanks to the Inhabitants
I) of ST. MICHAEL'S HAMLET, the DINGLE, PRINCE'S
PARK, and the Neighbourhood, for the kind patronage and
sunnort which thPv hnu. rar"'" ." —l,ich they desire most

gratefully to acknOwledgE.
W. J. and Co. avail themselves of this opportunity of an-
nouncing to the Inhabitants of AIGBURTH, MOSLEY-HILL,
and the Neighbourhood, that they have completed arrange-
ments by which their New Omnibuses, now building in London,
will commence running from
AIGBURTH TO LIVERPOOL,
ON TUESDAY, THE 29TH OF MAY.
Further particulars, in reference to the Hours of Starting,
&c., will be published in due time.
Liverpool, 3d April, 1849.

YORK HOTEL,
WILLIA3ISON-SQUARE.
THE HOUSE OF LORDS CONCERT-ROOM
having been recently Decorated in the most Splendid Style,
and elaborately Enriched with Chaste and Costly Designs, un-
der the able direction of Messrs. Cuffiey and Co., of Hanover-
street, is now OPENED to the Friends and Patrons of the
Proprietor,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

T and Swannington 1155 .. 161
itial stock. 6 per cent.' 120 .. 122

nsol. Birmingham &Derh
ewash Valley

54k.. 54

124 -126
5 ..6 p
4i..4i p
101 ..103

Newcast

nd Carlisle

ms (5 per cent.)

26
49i
20i
142

New Quarter shares (Scrip) I 17.. i d
Third shares
N'orth Staffordshire 3L . 31 d
pref. (late Trent &M. Canal) . 20f.. 21
North Union (A), 212 .. 214
Ditto

rorcester, & Wolverh

100
10
100
_64

148
72..74 d

Lail ay and Canal 15}
es 10..101
e shares B4 .. 86

'entral..
Titliana

& Birm'm (.el5 7/9) A

rwsby & Chester, late N.W.M

Oswestry and Chester
Do. .t'lo shares

. £lO pref. liar. 8 per cent
Shropshire Union R. ft Canal
Ellesmere 8: Ch'ter Cl. B N 0.2
South Eastern and Dover
New shares, No. 1
New shares, No. 2

Consolidated Thirds
No. 4, issued as s
Registered do.

ter k
rurness

Done

ork, Newcastle, and Berwick
Original Nwcstle & Berwick I
Extensions NQ. 1
N. & B. do. No. 2..

gar. 6 'pct. till '5Ol
Ditto

Preference shares
IRISH LINES
n^"vinena.

Afast ar

Cork and Randon....
Bub!in and Belfast Sn
Dublin and Drop,*heft

nderry and Enniskillen
nd Great Western

Half share 4
.-prry and Warrenpoint

47 'Waterforcl and Limerick
FOREIGN & COLONIAL
LI NES.
20 Boulogne and Amiens
20 ICentral France
I4Demerara

'ours, and Bourdeaux.l

20 [saris and Orleans,
20 ,Paris and Rouen ,

ris and

Vest Flanders
RANKS, &c

1231 Bank of Liverpool
10 !Borough Bank ...

10 IComniercial Ban
10 NI 'chester & 12p
10 'North and South

100 i Dit
()11

A &London Fire & Life Ins

rton Car
ul & Ciao

,ing Com
iton Gas

rpool Canal

231.. 24*

11i.. 11'd
5}..4i d
311.. 3A- d
92.. 10
4.. 1 p

15 ..18i
2g..21 d

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13.. id

101
194..1P1 d
10i..10 d

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112..12
12.. p
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

WREXHAM ALES

THESE celebrated ALES, from the most noted and
extensive Brewers in Wrexham, may be had (at the same
Prices as if delivered from the Brewery), in Casks of any size,
and in any quantity, or in Quart and Pint Bottles, from

HENRY BANKS, (SOLE AGENT,)
No. 2, MERSEY-CHAMBERS, OLD CHURCHYARD.
Hogsheads of the above Ales always kept in condition for the
convenience of Parties wishing to Bottle them at the Stores
without being disturbed.
LONDON PORTER,
GUINNESS'S EXTRA STOUT and OTHER ALES,
In Cask or Bottle, for Private Use or for Exportation.
Liverpool, March, 1849.

PORTER, IN HALF-PINT BOTTLES,

IMPERIAL MEASURE

BEST XX STOUT DUBLIN PORTER►
2s. PER DOZEN,

HALF-PINT BOTTLES, (IMPERIAL MEASURE.)

BOTTLED BY
GEORGE BOYER & COMPANY,
26, NORTH JOHN-STREET,

LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

1 to rule in a storm

rt Peel was

He does not profe

yof escape from our national difficulties. His
bition is to satisfy the monied interest, by pro-
quarter-day. That done—he thinks all is safe
He had not the foresight of Cobden, else he

Est free-trUde would

lan to

ab o urer

He is convinced that

It of mental development is the impove-
'-q. He knows not how to guard the
I do not misrepresent Sir

he can

listress, I be!'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

üblic grounds. He never
hing personally offensive, and he

occasion. Mr. J. Holme exr
investigate every item of the
whole detail of the building.

nilar remarks on a future
ssed a determination to
:ccounts, and go into the

stood the chairman to disclaim the observations. The
Chairman—l will not permit you to charge me with words,
and then ask me if I disclaim them ; and I shall not sub-
mit to be called in question here as to what I say in
Council. Mr. Rankin thought that Mr. Bold was
attaching more importance to what was said in Council
than it deserved. Mr. Bold said, if that were the general
feeling, he should say nothing more about the matter.
Considerable desultory conversation took place, but no
result was arrived at.

THE HEALTH COMMITTEE.—At the meeting, on Thurs-
day last, the medical officer of health reported that during
the last week there were 267 deaths, being a greater num-
ber than during any week since January 13, and showing
an excess of 49 as compared with the previous week.
Since the last meeting of the committee, three cases of
cholera had occurred, two of which had proved fatal.
One of these cases was that of a man who arrived from
Glasgow with the premonitory symptoms, and died 36
hours afterwards. In addition to these, 14 cases have
occurred in the Workhouse, of which B.have proved fatal.
During the quarter ending 31st March, 3,123 deaths were
registered in the borough, being a decrease of 596 as com-
pared with the corresponding period of last year. As
compared with the last qnarter it shows a decrease of 70.
Diarrhoea and dysentery proved fatal to 175 persons in
the December quarter, and to 112 in the quarter just
ended ; while cholera caused 31 deaths in the last, and 21
in the previous quarter. During the last three months
small pox caused the same number of deaths as cholera,
and typhus fever nearly four times the number.—Mr.
Harbord said the medical officer would no doubt bear him
out, when he said many cases occurred which were not
reported.—Dr. Duncan said there was no doubt cases of
cholera had occurred, and, as the patients recovered, they
were not reported.—Mr. Harbord : The opiate treatment
is now used at the Workhouse.—Mr. Hornby : Is that
Dr. Hawthorne's treatment ?—Mr. Harbord : Not ex-
actly. He does adopt an opiate treatment. I merely
mention this circumstance to allay alarm, and to show
that cholera is not so fatal as supposed.—Dr. Duncan
said that he had no objection in stating that cholera was
not epidemic in Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

emptiest heads are carried highest; hut:when
then they bend modestly

filled with grair

- .tivo out to nna nun gouty as tne
--- ---... Jo miters, we yet endow ourselves with imaginary merit, case was put. Mr. Jenn is ewhat , and Eza and would have others believe the flattering portrait to be Chestney has beens able to beso remmoved tobetter Stanfield-halill.
just. It was a striking remark of a converted Indian— It is said that the execution of Rush will take place on
when he overheard some strictures on too great eagerness Saturday, the 21st instant.
in religion--" Surely it is better that the pot should boil The portraits of Rug)- ... ___ . .

-•-••••., est. : 2111 010 numetieeper .1.1. a nave amused the public. are ridiculous carica-
cesier used, when she showed the family portraits, to say tures. There is not one of them (says the Cambridge
—" This is Sir Robert Farmer, who lived in the country, Chronicle) that would not serve as well for a likeness of
took care of his estate, built this house and paid for it, the man-in-the-moon as of the wretched creature now
managed well, saved money, and died rich : this is :us son, awaiting an ignominious death in Norwich Castle.
who was made a lord, took place at court, spent his estate, it is said that the eldest daughter of Rush, a fine young
and died a beggar."—Sinclair's Business of Life. woman about twenty years of age, is dying in consequence
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

WILLIAM, only child

lI.J, infar

m of Mr.

wife of Mr. EDWARD

Crosby, op
Mr. Jos. C

Windsor. of apo-
e of the Old Swan

S JACK

of itir. WM. COL-

Mrs. Jane

A 23, MARY, wife of
in Piekop-atreet, aged

the said,Airs. Thomas.
SNEY, late of the Liver-

medd, near Corwen, aged
!-lieutenant of the county

611 JONES, for some

1 11 years, Wiki

HAW, of Bute street,

JOSEPH

'9th year, MARY ALLAN,
TA RY.

JOHN TRUE
EDWARD WM

ES ALFRED, son

Mr. WIT. G I LBERT

Ir. EFFINGHAM

t, aged 44, Mr. JOSEPH
at this port. _

ROBERT

HILL,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

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ST. THOMAS

TOXTETII BAZAAR

NDER THE PATRONAGE OF TH

N DOWAGER

Lady SE TON, Lady STANLEY, the Hon. Dowager Lady
GREY, Mrs. JOHN BRA NILEY-MOORE, and
Mrs. E. CARDW
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SON'S, Perfumer,
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till Four, p.m., 2.s
Four, and Second
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) on the

Second Day

PLANTAGENET (

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BY ROYAL Lb

PATENT

THIS Razor effectually rer
CUTTING THE SKIN. Price

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best Ivory Handles, I6s,
Sent free, in pairs or sin•

the finest tem-

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

would ratl
High, that t

grave have surely a voice to speak to each of u:
they tell us how the grave is open beneath
feet also, into which we must all des,
though not so tragically, yet as cet
on the road to the same judgmen
dear departed ones have gone befor
sinners, hear me, and take home t
each and every one of you, Prepa
You have not risen this day mor
tainty of life and in the comforts a
ence than did these rise but one short weel

,nd happi

yet, see them now,—all
body returned to the dust

a good hope for those who are I

say this, not because
whom so many loved

3 of amiable dome
s entitled to the v
magnify her merit

because I 'kne-w her creed
Saviour, and knew herself
tier. 1 believe she had his
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

ITALY

. The official announcements of the victory in Italy had
caused a great sensation. The Austrians took 12 cannon
and 2,000 to 3,000 prisoners. The Italian loss was, two
generals killed, 16 staff officers killed and wounded, and
3,000 to 4,000 men. The Austrian loss was 100 officers
and 2,000 to 3,000 men killed and wounded. Racietzky
said in his despatch, it was impossible to keep any one
back. The battle lasted from 10 a.m. till late at night.
A steamer from Sicily has arrived at Leghorn, with the
intelligence that 700 of the Royal troops in garrison at
Messina have deserted to the Sicilians, taking with them
their arms, ammunition, and baggage.
FAILURE OF THE NEGOCIATIONS AT PALERMO.—Mr.
Temple and M. de Rayneval returned to Naples on the
28th ult., from Palermo. All their condescension has
been thrown away on the Provisional Government. The
Government of Palermo have declared the armistice to
be at an end, and were to commence hostilities on the
29th ult.

POPULAR MOVEMENT AT GENOA.—A popular move-
ment took place at Genoa on the 29th ult. The gates of
the city were closed, the tocsin was sounded, the people
flew to arms, but it was not against the Austrians, it
was, on the contrary, to prevent the entrance of a Pied-
montese corps, under the orders of General La Marmora,
of whose approach intelligence was received. The autho-
rities calmed the movement by allowing the National
Guards to take possession of the two principal forts, the
Sprone and the Begato. It appears, from a supplement
to the Corriere Mercantile of the 29th, that the sitting
of the Chamber on the 27th bad caused the movement.
The Genoese municipal councillors Musso Montebruno,
Monticelli, and Papa, have set out for Turin, to assure
the deputies of the support of the Genoese province, and
offer an asylum to the representatives of the nation.
The Duke of Parma has abdicated in favour of the He-
reditary Prince of Parma, at present in England.

PORTUGAL.
An Englishman of the name of Garside arrived at Lisbon
some days ago from Manchester, having been engaged at
a very high salFy to take charge of and direct the new
factory now building, and nearly completed, at Alcantara,
in the suburbs of this city, which I noticed in my letter of
the Ist inst. Hitherto the cotton goods made in Portu-
gal have been woven from twist imported from England ;
but this new establishment is to be one for spinning as
well as weaving, and will of course soon put an end to the
importation of co"

vast scale, and bei
and the best of. I

wist. The undertaking is on a
'ovided with English machinery,
h workmen, and protected from
norrnous import duties, is likely I

foreign competi
to thrive.
Father I

loothaan, the general of the Jesuits, has passed

through I
that the n

1, where it is

of the order will henceforth be esta.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

'dent, that summons
indeed. To be abse
sient with the Lord,—

will be to be with Ch

In consequence of the holidays,
passing in any article of the trade
the exception of Indian Corn, the d
tinues at the full prices of last mark,

the imports since this day week, so fa'
to upwards of 14,000 qrs., while th
only 10,000, the demand for Irelar,
cient to ensure the continuance of a
this article. A Cork letter states tht
" The prices of Indian Corn still tend
sent importations being altogether ins
existing large demand, holders are firml

buyers display great reluctan
nt, but the dealers hold no sup
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

THE HOTEL DEPARTMENT

Is elaborate with everything conducive to the continuance of
the support of his numerous Patrons. The WINES, SPIRITS,
&c., are of the choicest qualities.

REFRESHMENTS provided for Parties visiting the Gardens,
on the shortest notice and on the most economical terms.
BED and BREAKFAST. One Guinea per Week.
*** West Derby Omnibusses pass to and from the Liverpool
Exchange every half-hour during the Summer Season.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

prorettings fit Varliinnrnt.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-MO DAY

The adjourned debate on the Rate-in-Aid Bill was
again resumed. After speeches from Mr. Bright, the
Marquis of Granby, at.d Mr. Fortescue,
Mr. DISRAELI said that he was opposed to the bill, in
the first place, because of its inadequacy for the purpose
it proposed to effect. In
because it was imnolitin. (

)ne of the causes of Irish dis-

tress was
rially reds
also object

ital which exis

own it

gious fei
no one c

principle
e Con*r
the milit
right hon
liarnimfnr

system c
right ho

of Marcb, and left on the following day for Frediricia, in
Jutland. He had told the officer that if a satisfactory
answer were not received from London by the 3rd April,
he would not lose a single hour in entering Schleswig.
The King of Denmark landed at Copenhagen on the
31st ult. to attend a Privy Council, after when he returned
on board the Argis steamer. The German troops have
been ordered to move northward from Schleswig, to sup-
port, in case of need, the Holstein forces. The heal-
quarters are now at Rendsburg, and the Holstein and

I.3aden troops, to the number ornearly. 20,000 men, are
stationed at Apenrade and Hadersleben.

ARRIVAL

[4 OF THE MAIL STEAMER

AMERICA.
From our last *eek's Second Edition

rum steamer arrived in the river at a little be-
fore one o'clock on Tuesday morning, having left Boston on
the afternoon of Wednesday the 21st. She had encoun-
tered rough weather during the whole of the
From Boston, she brought 86
lifax 13

PASSENGERS

;sengers, and fro'in

ly repro-

or restrictions, slat
reaties exist, it will

is said that Mr. gaiwiro
r. Webst
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

April 10, 1649 i

their
gGomde,reayndenidmpplroertienegtienfo.r” the
At
tsakehe opfett.Celinurigatn';foroq
this cheering rite, a thousand rupees were collectootif
the Relief Fund for Widows and Orphans. Subset end
to this, Mr. Whiting celebrated divine service in Pre— d
of her Majesty's 14th Dragoons and 9th Lancers; the
later In the day his Sabbath labours were closed bpicsL
performance of his not light duties at the Field 1-losf
and by his committing to the earth one more heir °
mortality.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

Carena, for Havana
for Charleston, 4th March, in I

ewport,

rtOn, hence for lint
—Georg

for this port, Bth 11farch, in
port, 19th Feb., in lat. 13 N
Ramis°, 25th Nov., off Mac.

Nephew, frc
S., long. 35

mstanti

ibuco, 7th Dec., in Int. 4 ,
1, for Port Philip, 10th Dec., in tat. 3 N., lon
Burnam, frorn London; for Bombay, llth D

t. Joht
Ist Marti

Ramsey, hence Bal-
-50, long. 10—Hindoo, hence, 27th
Ann Melhuish, hence for Lima, 27th
_ B—Laurina, hence for Barbadoes, in
Herald, of this port, 7th March, in let. 42,
Apalachicola, for this port, 7th Feb., in
Tom Cringle, hence for Smyrna, 12th
ti iobe, hence for New Orleans, 14th

gton, from New Orleans,
• 79—Colchester, of this
—Dryad, hence for Val-
te, from Antwerp, for
20 NV—Thetis, from
22 W—
on the

,c. on the Equator-
19th Dec., in lat. 17

in lat. 19
N B 9!

off Kin-

—Mary Mill-er, hence
45, long. 12—Racer,
N., long. 4 E—Balta-
days out, in lat. 1 S.,

A_PRIL 3

Irish
Oats, pc

Pease,
Do. S
Flour,'
Eng

ar,lisli, vilitc

Oatmeal, g
Irish, I

Canadian

Bran. w

Wheat, v. 701 b.
Canadian red
United States do
Danzig, mixed and do
L Baltic & Hmburg do
Riga and Petersbg. do
Odessa, common do
French,Spanish,&c do
Bannat & Marianopoli
Mediter., &c. bard.do
General qualities, do
Rye, 1), qr., Baltic, &c.
Barley, If, 001/3
Oats, T. 451 b. Russian
Beansopqr. European
_ 13048011,. Egyptian

gz.c:. white

Canadian,

Flour, Iftbarrel,

Canadian sweet
U.S. West. Canal .. do
Philad. & Dltimore.do
Do. &Canadian.. sour
In. Corn, 4801 b. white
Do. Meal, yo brl. 196tbdo

FOREIGN
s. d. s. d
6 0 (white I 6 4
6 2 Ido. ....I 6 8
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whelmed by this seer,
task, that my endeavor

desires

I will no lon

may g hence, filled

bro-niht to the feet of C
sinners may be saved.

this mighty multitude of the glad tidings of the Gospel, I
would tell them all that there is no peace, no safety for
mortal, hut immortal man, unless he be at peace with
God, through Jesus Christ our Lord. But and if he be
of the Most High. and abiding*

hidden in the secret 111
under the shadow of the Almighty, b(

Him crucified, then CM

ult of dise.a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

e would mate-
ed there

bat they were combatting t

their support

The hon

that he

s would be disputed, even
ion to the new corners. It

ntation in Connaught upon the

u. Douglas
d fri

t!on. 'I

part of the
I went to give a oar•

P. Henry, jun., J. Petrie, Douglas, J. Lili
Stuart, Oldershaw, B. Grundy, P. B

R. Raymond, (
M. Cul'

i Eng

yet that it

nd the

by residents

teamer America, c

eir principles,
hatever be the course v

Great Britain

character as adviser of the executive, underta

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for present le

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lady, and child, Mr. Ball and lady, Mr. Brown and __
Dr. E. Hobbs and lady, Miss Barton, Rev. H. Will
Neither would it Dr. Winslow Lewis, jun.. 3

Mr. J. Marini
rul, Mr. F. Badriah
and servant, and Messrs. J. Cowdin, E. C. Cowdin, J. J.
Lyn, A. Rusch, Ballon, H. Harrett, J. R. Taylor, G. D.

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E. C. Harting, Mary Hi, W. Hinckley, E. Polenen, J

Marini and servant. W. Warren, E. Chrict, J. Labolt.
From Halifax : —Major Yea, 7th Fusiliers; Capt. Camp-
bell, 42nd kHgblanders ; Mr. Menzies, ditto ; Mr. Kiang
and female servant, Mr. Morse and lady, Mr. Whitney
and lady, Mr. Hogan, Mr. Walker, Mr. James
and Mr. Winterschibl.
The political news by this arrival are very meagr(

procate with I

The Net

er sev

Baird,

croft, the representative of

an out-going and non protective government in pledging

whi

ailed of reciprocity' which
ropean nations almost from th

re that commerei

•ceived how mischievous would

nlv be recalled

of as his successor. i
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Antique Oak Cabinet, Wall (

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Press, powerful Telescopes, superb Papier Mach 6 Trays, Work-
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Chairs, Cone'
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we prc

been tried,

The motion vi
Mr. HL'ME go

move for leave to I
franchise to all hou

routine de

FOREIGN AND COLONIAL

FRANCE

King Cha

bert has arrived in Paris

The trial at Bourges has terminated. On the 2d inst.
the jury returned a verdict of guilty against Barbes and
Albert ; of guilty against Blanqui, Flotte, Sobrier, Ras-
pail, and Quentin, with extenuating circumstances ; and
of not guilty against General Courtais, Degre, Borme,
Thomas, Vilain, and Larrr, who were discharged. The
remainder of the prisoners were then brought in. The
president and judge then retired to deliberate; on their
return, condemning Barbes and Albert to transportation
for life, and Blanqui to ten years, Sobrier to seven
years, Raspail six years, and Flotte and Quentin to five
onment. The prisoners were also con-
I severally to pay the costs of the pro-

demned jointly

secution

The whole of Louis Philippe's magnificent stud, com-
prising about sixty brood mares and entire horses, is
about to be sold by public auction at Versailles.

A special train arrived in Paris, on Thursday evening,
with 250 Londoners, forming the advanced guard of the
division expected in Paris on a visit to the Parisian
National Guard. They were received with much honour
by the authorities of Boulogne and Amiens.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

FUNERAL OF Mr

I have
4. Zt to ask you to look into that grave—to soner himself states that he comes from Limerick. H
temember those that 2:e in
recal their happiness and frequently converses in the Irish language with a police-
their security in theif :In and their peaceful homes officer, who acts as interpreter to the Irish emigrants sail-
,that ;..? —and to think hoW crtieff r was invaded, and in; from this port, and who is from time to time with'him.
/
how soddenly they were slain' hto,o b,;;:i. to be laid to- in his cell. During one of these conversations, the pri.;
gether one grave. I might eAsily, in desired to do goner said. " There is no doubt committed the murders ;
so, descriht'd mother's anguish in witnessing the work of but I will not confess fill I get under the drop. The old
death which awaited her return, and I might tell you it woman (Mrs. Hinrichson) being gone, and the servant
was almost a stroke of mercy that stunned her tei the sense being out of her senses (insensible) at the time, she can't
of all her desolation. I might speak to you also of one to say I committed the murders."
whom every heart is- surely turned in this fearful hour. 1 The prisoner has stated that h(
might speak to you of him, now on his return, as he be- veal ; but these he will not make
lieves, to those he loved so tenderly, and has so long left under the drop, when he will mal
behind, and I might say how,. even now, he may be com-
mitting them to the tender mercies of our Heavenly
Father, in earnest and importunate prayer. But

gs to re-

is placed

CORRE

SPONDEATCE,

) LIVERPOOL

)F ENGLAND

`ST Cl l

TO THE EDITOR

of poi
towarc

Will you allow
valuable colua
the above•nam

s have

now dal
local pap

is our

hich time I have neither
specting it. I have lo

rung more
need that
was with
eard this

ig but

a satisfactory
been discoura

rs of it have not

who ought to have been the first

hand to-the and

public

cacti itnmediz
1 I have no hes.

case fully laid

it might

_
ed the per-
:s it has in

view, it would be a lastir
Liverpool to permit it to f

the town of
for want of

rerpool, April 9, 1840

N. M. G

THE PROVISION

Old 'Just Butter of good quality_ is 1
id the stock of middling and inferior

rig scarce,
iptions is

acing away ; holders of the la

however,

anxious to rid themselves of their st(
titular as to the figure. The followi
made yesterday (landed in Liverpool

e not par-

quotations

Waterfo.'d, to 74

Carlow. 70/ io 72/; Dublin Carlos,
60/; Londonderry, 51/ to 60/.

NVexfOrd„
;o, 54/ to

fiddles, free

from bon

new), 48/ 50,
fine keg at 40/ R 42)

Lard is in better re-

S 4 crocks; Bacoi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

IRtLAND.

Dr. Crolly, Roman Catholic Primate of Ireland, died
on Friday, in Drogheda, of cholera.
.

►SIGN OF THE TiitEs.:—The Mayo Constitution of Tues-
day records, as a sure sign of the times in that quarter,
that one of the eight prisoners who lately escaped from
the gaol of Castlebar, has returned to the prison of his
own accord, saying that "he preferred the prison to star-
vation out of it."

DARING ATTACK BY ROBBERS.—The Kilkenny Mode-
rator reports a daring attack on the cottage of a widow
lady, Mrs. Staanton, of Dunhill, by four armed robbers,
who locked up the lady and her servant whilst they
searched the house, and carried off every portable article
they could lay their hands upon.
There are accounts of deaths by starvation in the Kerry,
Cork, Limerick, and Tipperary papers. Five several re-
ports of coroners' inquests, in all of which the verdicts
were " Died by Starvation," are supplied by the journals
received this morning. Some of the bodies were found on
the high roads, others in the fields, and one under a stack

Em-IGRATroN.—A letter from Waterford, alluding to
the rush of emigration from that port. roes on to s.v—

" There is no blinking the question, that if the present
emigration continues much longer, there will not be suffi-
cient labour left in Ireland to half till the land for the sup-
port of such as may survive the ruin that is engulfing,
every interest, high and low. This is patent to all ac-
quainted with the country. Its truth was naively but
candidly avowed by Mr. Stephens. a solicitor of thi. ..it..

who, in the course of a case lately t. .ore
ant Barrister, expressed the almost universal feeling on
+Lin il" •3 •. • .

Assist-

1,L11:1 saia tnat emigration continued much
longer to thin the population, the cows would have to go
six or sewn miles to get milked !" The William Penn
left our quay on Friday with about 500 emigrants of the
better class, nearly all from the counties of Kilkenny
_ 1

and Tipperary. She sails to Liverpool each week with
about the same number ! The Lady Campbell left the
day previous with upwards of 100 passengers, bound for
Quebec. This was tile largest embarkation I have seen
during this season for British America, whilst thousands
have sought a home in the far west.' "

RAILWAY AFFAIRS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

With respect to AMERICAN PROVISIONS M
►roes, and Whittingham notice that

" We have had large arrivals of Bar
well supported, owing to the short suppl:

in price fully 2s. per cwt. Fine Pork rr
to the supply continuing limited. IJe
tations : several parcels have lately arriv
is now inconsiderable, and the season o,

Middles,

or in canvas, per cwt. (duty pa:i
smoked, (free) new, 41/to 46/.
10/.—U S. (duty paid) none; Canadian ditto, none
(free) none. Cheese—Duty, B. P. l/6, foreign 51
per cwt. 41/ to 48/ ; middling, 34/ to 40/ ordinary
Lard has met a better demand,
ed. Messrs. S
ipplr

circular of Thursday

Lard: Sales, 30 tons at 32/6 to 3:

upon the p

,
of North American sold at 35/ to 31
a decline of 1/ to 1/6 per cwt."

THE CORN TRAD

Prices have been

Hams have receded

dull at quo:
ese: The stock

Smoked;
in salt, not
foreign
grease
Fine (duty
8/ to 34/.

nw. ard ten-

Aleugens, in their

particulars re-

Thequotations to-day

fair to good which is
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

CALIFORNIA

The intelligence from California continues to be given
in the same high-flown tone. The following are extracts
from some of the correspondence in the American
journals :
Tire amounts of gold obtained were truly astonishing, and
the quantities every day brought to the mines equally so. Emi-
gration is pouring in from all parts of the Pacific-. The gold is
inexhaustible. The cargo I brought cost •B's9oo, and the gross
amount of sales has been 431,000. My partner came with two

cargoes, and we have cleared over Sioo,ooo dollars. Carpen-
ters get $lO a-day ; labourers, a dollar an hour ; a cook, 380 to
3800 a month ; and clerks, $3OOO per annum, and found. Real
estate has gone up here, as well as everything else. A store and
lot I paid $17,500 for, yesterday. Lumber is worth $l5O per
month. The entire population of Oregon have abandoned their
crops and homes, and are coming here. The sandwich Islands
are deprived of all their foreign population. Every vessel from

any prirt on this coast is filling-with passengers (or this place.
Mr. —, formerly consul at —, informs me that two of his
servants left him when the news first came. They have just
returned with .375,000. Capt. —, of the navy, who returned
last evening from the mines, informs me of one locality which
has been found where gold is so abundant that there is no ne-
cessity for washing the earth ; 3100 per day is the amount ob-
tained by each man.—Sheath knives are used to dig the gold,
and have sold at the mines for 350 each. On the 16th Decem-
ber, a trial took place in the village of San Jose, for the trial of
three men, named Davis, Campbell, and Freer, for murder, and
sentenced to be hanged on the 18th, in presence of a large
concourse of citizens."

The New York Courier gives the following letter, from
Acapulco, dated on the 11th of February:—
" The general impression is, from the various reports, ac-
counts, and information obtained along this coast, that we got
all the good news from the gold diggings, the bad being left for

persons were averaging from £3O to £'4o Per day, but the ma:
jority from 60 to 90 days through, did not realise .815 per day.
Goods were low, with a few exceptions of some articles that
were scarce. During the wet season, say the last four months,
some two or three thousand miners had arrived at San Fran-
cisco and Monterey, and such a scene of gambling, dissipation,
and fighting was never witnessed before."

As Prince Metternich has not paid his taxes, about
177,000 francs, on his chateau in the Duchy of Nassau, his
wines have been seized, and will be shortly sold. Some

of the wine

.e two hundred years old

The King of Prussia has refused the imperial crown.
He says " he is flattered by the confidence reposed in him,
but he should not strengthen the unity of Germany if he,
violating sacred rights and breaking former explicit and
—.lout the voluntary assent of
states of our fatherland, to

take a resolution TO
them and to states v

.., -
iich must be of decisive importance to
,hick they rule."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

.Iy, in Ur
45 years

he 18th Oc
'oath Wale!

Nev
the Cci

her voyage to Trinidad, duri
the English Channel, and, i

On the 13th January, in I
WOOLGATE, interpreter o
eldest son of Cautnin \Vooc _

On the 20th Fel
GALL: of the 3d
the late 1). Macd(

hay for the benefi

by his brother

On the let uttirnc
BETH MARY
and third daugt

anb Bratbo.

R. M. GORDON,

re, the lady of H.
.te P. Bowen, Esq.,

'Tn. Watson, Es
wife of JOSEPHq.,

dy LINDSAI

Qrs. LYON

in Upper
?sq., of a

Falloon,

Rev. Vg

VEUX•to

iWN to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

VISITORS

WILL FIND
COMFORT, ECONOMY, AND DESPATCH,

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reinen, for New York
12th March, in Ist.

hence for Salonica, 4th April, in In
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the North Channel.

LONDON GAZETTI

-TUESDAY,

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T. Ker and J. Pritchard, Liverpool, licensed victuallers—
Rliza Cook and Son, Liverpool, bakers.

DECLARATIONs OF DIVIDENDS.
C. Mason, Manchester, paper manufacturer.
C. Samson, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, Lancashire, common

brewer.
A. Vickers, Manchester, ironmonger.
J. Bremner, W. Yates, and A. Smith, Manchester, merchants
BANKRUPTCY AN NU LL ED.
Charles Saxon Hooper and Ralph Addison, Laurence Pount-
n?y-lane, London; merchants; as far as relates to Ralph Addi-
son.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

towards the fund

Mr. Shor

Ann Mathews, daughter of the post-master at Carmar-
then, charged with stealing various letters containing.mo-

transportation

for the relief of I Company, was examined at

'era let,
'erdict,

and the accus

Royal seTvi
3y, on the S

vat length, and after him
The jury, after a quarter of an
eration, returned the following verdict :
, „•.•

burst of applause followed the
were escorted to their inn by

g srng

alar chain
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

ed the sympton

was pertormeu,
been swallowed fifty-one days.
and he the opening in the throat has oomph.
.on of his little patient is mProvinl. rapidly,
,he sought entirely left. him.—Hereford Journal.
which he MURDER. AND SUICIDI.