The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14 00:00:00

received from Canada

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a report curre.
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the papal court. A similar report hr._
repeated in London by parties who ougt
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ported, especially to the. north of
..Europe
wine is falling

while that of vessels increases. Ii
;Hers will return one cask of wine fo:

sOme distric
three empty

A TRIPLE MURDER AT BRUSSELS.—On the 3rd in-
stant, during the absence at the theatre of M. Evenepoel,

murdered his

sister and two female servants, and stole a variety of
jewellery. A large house-dog was also found
id a little spaniel cruelly injured.
) were courting the servants, and a cab-driver, are
in custody, on suspicion of having committed the offence.
Letters from Berne of the 3d instant announce that,
after a discussion which lasted two days, the Diet decided
—first, that the question of the Jesuits was a federal one ;
and, second, that the cantons in which that order existed
should be summoned to dismiss them, and that those in
*which there were no Jesuits should be forbidden to admit
them under any denomination whatever. That resolution
was voted by twelve cantons and two half cantons. The
itatives of Lucerne, Schweitz, and `al
of their cons

killed, a
men, wl

Two young

DENIINCIATI ON' 011' SMITH 07 BRIEN.-4 Repladiation''.
seems to be all the rage in Ireland. At Limerick• a con-
clave of Roman Catholic clergymen, together with a few
civilians (all parties being repealer;), have unanimously
decided '4hat William Smith O'Brien, by his conduct at
the late election, and by his acceptance of the representa-
tion of the county, procured by the aid of the Tories, has
forfeited our 'confidence."
`REPEAL ASSOCIATION.—At the meeting of the Asso-
k. Monday, Mr. John O'Connell changed the
ratglith authorities with cool and barbarous murder in
their exportation of the Irish poor to Ireland. As to the
collection of rates under the new poor-law, he would go
so far as to dread that all the horrors of insurrection
would occur when the collection of these rates was sought
to be enforced by the military power of England. The
rent for the week was £B9.
THE IRISH. LOANS.
of Monday that Killarney, ,__
mions of the south of Ireland have been for sor

cition on

paying

We find from the Cork Examiner
Macroom, and several -other

whilst several have already d

ged, in

weekly instalments, their proportion of the gover
loan. At a large meeting of the electoral division of
cortnac, the Marquis of Waterford who was in the

said that he would pay the
_portion of both lar

tenant minis property of nine townlands in that division,

ana Jae Lenunts mignt pay mm their portion when they
found it convenient to come in with their rents. Edward
Roberts, Esq., said that he would do the same, as did also
Thomas Nugent, Esq., and one or two other gentlemen.
This is a glorious example for the other landlords of _lre-
.

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has been in extensive

first it