The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-18 00:00:00

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FERRY. will be RE- LATEST INTELLIGENCE. FRIGHTFUL COLLIERY EXPLOSION.
the 24th instant.
le Steamers will ply hourly BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
M. • lid 'Packet 6 P.m.
GLASGOW, SATURDAY EVENING.
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IS Sf 64 IS SPAIN.—MADRID, MARCH 16TH.—The commission
This morning an explosion took place in the Victoria
M. until Last Packet 7 P.M. on the settlement of the debt had approved the first clause Colliery, at Nithshill, belonging to the Messrs. Colts, of
„ 74 „ of the government plan.
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Paisley. From fifty to sixty men and boys were down
at the time, and it is believed all hive perished. The
every Half Hour : HAMBURG, MARCH 14TH.—Exchange on London
gearing of the pit was smashed to pieces by the explosion,
.m. until Last Packet Ri• P.M. steady at. 13.40. Money abundant.
and lies in a state of wreck at the bottom, preventing
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to-morrow (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock.
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kPHIC PORTRAITS I TALY.—Venice letters of the 10th instant, announce comingfellows
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ROM 9 TII AT that sanguine expectations are entertained by the inhabi- •
distance from the downcast shaft.
A BLISHMENT, tants of that city that the Government of Vienna will
, LIVERPOOL; proclaim it a free port.
t relatives of the missing men are gathered, is heartd.
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ren inir.
STREET, CITY, HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY.
REET, and the The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack at five
IT UTION, REGENT-ST., o'clock. Upon the report of the Committee on the Designs FOREIGN.
N.
Act Extension Biil being brought forward, Lord GRANVILLE
se or Frame) from 15s. Accounts
stated that it was the intention of the Government to introduce from Oregon announce the discovery of
that week in this house a measure for effecting certain amend. excellent coal near Paget's Sound.
RELIEF OF THE
ments in the laws relating to patents. Advices from Vienna of the 10th instant mention that a
scheme had been talked of for the withdrawal of h one un-
7UGEES HOUSE OE COMMONS
. YESTERDAY.
died millions florins of the paper currency by me•ns of a
UN IN ENGLAND. The Speaker took the chair at 4 o'clock, when a great num- loan, the interest to be payable in silver, and the • •
princt-
agreeable to resolutions her. of petitions were presented.—The secon 3 reading of the 1 t b t* •
Smithfield Enlargement Bill was postponed til the 1 4th of April. pa o eex inguished b lottery. in yearly proportions.
It was not believed,
g held on the 10th lusts/it,
however, that it can be carried ont
VOTE OF CENSURE UPON THE GOVERNMENT.
mittee of Management on In reply to a question from Lord John Russell, Mr. Bartraz until German affairs shall have made such progress as to
s said he had great reason to complain of the course which the admit of reductions in the army, and the rumour, there-
Joseph Shepherd:— noble lord bad adopted as to his motion with reference to the fore, bad produced no effect
John AI .
on the rate of exchange,
late government of Ceylon. The noble lord had stated that which was still quoted 12 46.
3eo filler.
this motion was a censure upon her Majesty's government,
EXPLOSION AT RIO DE JANET
es Hobbs.
and therefore it was not his intention to bring on the financial JANEIRO.-- Elise, Camus,
from Havre and Teneriffe
T, Secretary.
statement until the motion had been disposed of; thus placing for California, put in here Jan.
'UART, Esq., Treasurer. him (Mr. Bailie) in the invidious position, not only of obstruct 28. An explosion took niece on board on the Bth Febru-
.consented to receive Sub- ing the public business of the country, but also placing the ary, which shattered her bow, and she soon sank after-
Mee :—Francis Boult, Esq. ; motion itself not upon its real merits, but as a question of wards; 10 persons killed and 20 wounded.
Esq., Temple-court. confidence in the government, and that at a time when there was BRAZIL.—An offensive and defensive alliance has
been
hy the Committee. at the no party in the country prepared to take office. (Hear.) Now.
entered into between Brazil and Paraguay, The Brazilians
JAMES HOBBS'S,Hatter
! this was a question of longstanding. He could not understand,
BOTT'S. Watch and Clock that, anticipating defeat, noble lord did not wish to have continue to suppress the slave trade, and are making a
and at Mr. SHEPHERD'S, the trouble of preparing those public matters which as a mi- number of captures. A terrible accident occurred in Rio
id-road, and duly acknow- nister of the crown it was his duty to bring forward ; but the harbour on the 10th of February, when a French barue,
noble lord was mistaken if he thought he (Mr. Baillie) should named the Eliza, bound for California, with 210 passengers
• allow himsaf to be made the instrument of enabling him to on board, was blown up by gunpowder. Fortunately, the
WEAPON.— We have read, escape from the duties which his position imperatively called - - '
ist, who was doomed to upon him to perform. Under these circumstances his course loss of life was comparatively small. Ten individuals are
iurs of night, carrying his was perfectly clear. He should for the present remove his -missing, and twenty or thirty more injured. The poor
he ghost in question has
notice from the books, reserving to himself the undoubted passengers were reduced to a state of utter destitution.
[ection by a right of bringing it forward whenever he might think proper to
qrla nn pAa n., 1....4. a....:..._. business remark of the do so, that was to say, whenever the nublic ofthe -

was perfectly clear. He should for the present remove in
notice from the hooks, reserving to himself the u.
oing it forward whenever he might think pr,.
--y, whenever the public business of
state that he might be enabled to do so
Laying upnbeif open to the charge of impeding the
financial measures of the government.

Lord J. RUSSELL complained warmly of the course taken by
the hon. member, and said it was very different to that recently
pursued by the great parties of the country during the late

POLISH REFUGEE

following sums have been r
fortunate men ;—Peter S
Esq., £1 ; Dr. Games,
Mr. Hobbs, £1 ; Mr. S
Collected at public in(
rative Committee, £3 E
THE DISSENSIO

ministerial crises—theie was no precedent ora vote of censure
upon the government not having been brought to an immedi-
ate issue. This was what he had asked for.—Mr. DISRAELI
justified the course taken by Mr. haillie, on the ground that
the house had not had time to read the evidence taken before
the Ceylon committee, as it was only presented on Saturday,
the documents would not be ready for a fortnight.—Sir G.

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