The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-25 00:00:00

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Vrortaings in Varliament. Mutiny Nil. §ubisetpiently notice weuld be given for bringing I sl-,'•
—tunny made artificial one. The body was covered with
before the house the alterations lti the budiC% and there:l-era cloy, there of the income-tax.--The adjourned debate on the Papal Ag- marks of wounds. In a dark clos„,,
tilers were found
HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MoNDAY. gression Bill was then resumed by Mr. Osborne, who opposed several chests fastened with triplo 1131119,
and on these being
----k, the SOLICITOR- the measure, as did Mr. C. Fortescue, Mr. Gould, Mr. `W. J. forced open they were feittil to contain arms of various
lat lir .B B. Cochrane,supported
t,
.C2Ti Child, kinds,
and ewweititBchtoes
a,
considerablegold
e
enudl a
rParticulars
of diamondsthis i
Fox, and Mr. Roebuck;
!he Attorney-Generalw hi
GENERALfte."I" te"""mrev° On the Titles
continued the debate
imperatively demanded.—Mr.
Bill, which he contended was debate was again adjourned.
Mr. Walpole, i.tn
in answering him, wished toknow
if such viola-
tionsCABDWELL,
international and municipal law as had been described
of
what her Majesty's ministers bad been FOREIGN AND COLONIAL; a copy sent to the authorities of the State of Vermont."
bad been committed, —Galignani's Messenger.
time. He regarded the Papal act as a substantial
about all the —4—
aggression; and told the
Roman Catholics that they had not
Sovereign of their country T'r '
acted with due regard to the
..,u_ AMERICA. • • ,
this bill actually contained nothing to preve..
W nat had been
' We have received advises from New York to the 11th IRELAND.
most dreaded—the introduction ' •::
,e
canon law and the as- on Friday
instant. The steam-ship Cambria arrived —4.
sembling of Synods. AO
;oat was there in it to prevent large evening with intelligence to the Bth, and the Europa The grand jury at Derry Assites found "no bill"
sums of moult:), from being taken away from deluded young reached the Mersey on Sunday evening a little before against the 'Prentice Boys, for an alleged breach of .the
ladies? This bill would leave the state of the law in England five, with New York papers of the 11th instant, The Anti-Processions Act.
just what it previously was in Ireland when the law officers former vessel made the run in a few minutes under twelve The Earl of Clare has imported, from Cheshire, a
the law, there was
num-
advised that, thotrlt Dr. Cullen had broken
no means of obtaining evidence against them. The Solicitor-passage from Boston,
days, and the Europa made the bet of dairywomen to superintend the making of cheese
G meael had saidthttltere were now channels of communica- including the de,tour at Halifax, in about an hour less on his Irish estates, for the London market.
tioennewrith Rome. In that case, why had there been no remon- than eleven days. Both vessels brought small amounts in The poor-law commissioners have refused to allow the
strance, or other overt act on the part of Government, against specie. The Cambria brought seven passengers, and the paupers of the Linierick workhouse to be employed in
the Papal measure? The present bill was large enough to ir.i- Europa fifty-six. cleansing the streets.
tate but not to satisfy, and was by no means calculated to yin-
The steam-ship Pacific arrived at New York on the 6th
dicate the honour said to have been outraged. He was certain Bridget Mucky, after paying her last • ‘t to her hus-
vim
that by persisting in this legislation we should light up theexcellent run. The Pacific mail steam-
instant, after an
worst of all wars—a little civil war about religion. By thus ship New Grenada, Pierson, arrived at Panama on the transportation, sat down on the roadside and died of a
putting ourselves in the wrong, retribution would recoil upon 20th ult., with the West Coast Mails, and £lOO,OOO specie broken heart.
ourselves. He should, therefore, oppose the second readin'fl'.— on freight. The United States steam-ship Republic, The annual flax-sowing of Ulster averages 50,000
The debate was then adjourned.—The CHANCELLOR of the with mails from St. Francisco of February 1, 260 passen-
EXCHEQUER announced that the budget would not be brought acres. For the rest of Ireland it is but 4.000. Supposing
gers, and £200,000 in gold dust arrived at Panama on the
on upon Friday, but that the estimates would be resumed as each of the other •flax
provinces to cultivate as extensively
soon as the Aggression Bill debate should be over, 2t ; the steam-ship Panama, with 50 passengers and
0 11' as Ulster, the value of the crop for all Ireland would, it
£200,000 in gold dust, on the 21st ; the steam-ship Uni-
-a. is estimated, be £4,500,000.
HOUSE OF LORDS.—TUESDAY. corn, with 40 passengers and £lOO,OOO in gold dust, on From one town in Munster we have received accounts
the 7th; and the steam-ship Tennessee, with £lB,OOO in
Lord TORIIINOTON gave notice that on Tuesday, the Ist of
April, he would bring before the house the affairs of Ceylon, gold dust, on the 10th ultimo. The United States steam-
, have been stopped. One miller, who within the last five
the withdrawal of the vote of censure having lett him at liberty ship North America, with San Francisco accounts of Feb. years has spent £5OOO upon his mill, has sought and been
so to do. He was desirous that the whole truth should be laid 1, Chagres mails of the 25th ult., and Jamaica of the Ist
refused a surrender from his landlord.
before the country. ns taut, £lOO,OOO gold dust, and a large number of pas-
At Tralee assizes, Michael Galvan, a quack doctor, was •
sengers, arrived at New York on the 7th instant, after a
HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TUESDAY. run of 8 days 3 hours, exclusive of 37 hours detention at convicted of the manslaughter of Catherine Carr, aged 13
.
Mr. BLEWITT resumed the debate on the Ecclesiastical Ti- years, by externally applying a poisonous substance, as .
Kingstown. Her outward run to Chagres was made ex-
tles Bill, which he opposed.—Sir It. LOPES, Mr. WALTER, and ointment for rash. He was sentenced to 18 months' im- 1
Mr. S. HERBERT spoke favour in of the measure; and Mr. actly • in the same time. The United States steam-ship prisonment and hard labour.
ANSTEY against it.—Lord ASHLEY delivered a long and very Empire City, Wilson, left Chagres on the 25th ult., with Wexford has been rid of beggars by a very simple pro-
able address. His lordship maintained that the Pope, a foreign 150 passengers and £160,000 gold dust on freight, and
cess. The magistrates imprisoned the vagrants for 24
priest and potentate, had violated by his Aggression the law of arrived at Jamaica on the Ist instant, en route to New
nations and the law of the land, usurping the power of the York. - She reached New York on the Bth. The United found to hours, and had them well washed. This discipline was
Queen. In support of this position his lordship read extractsound to act wonderfully well, for not one submitted to it
States steam-ship Georgia, Porter, with Chagres mails of • •
from the Papal brief, and contended that the very letter of the twice.—lrish paper.
the 25th ult., and Havana 3rd instant, 350
municipal law had been violated by the creation of a see of . .
the Bth.
passengers, THE ROMAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.—The simulta-
4, Menevia, or St. David's," which was already occupied by a and £lO,OOO specie, also arrived at New York on the neous collections on Sunday, in Dublin, for this object,
Bishop of the Church of England. If Parliament submitted to The West India mail steam-ship Avon, Hest, left Chagres amounted to about £l5OO. Dr. Cullen, in a letter to
this aggression, neither the Crown nor the people of England on the 24th ult., for Carthagena and St. Thomas, with
univer-
would submit to it. This bill was called persecution. How the Rev. Dr. Cooper, one of the secretaries to the
the usual Pacific mails and nasseneers. and a specie reight cif,' rtnnlelniitnek annnunfona ti,. ~,,,,,,;A,...f e..t,41,,,ti...f ,

THE ROMAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.--The simulta-
neous collections on Sunday, in Dublin, for this object,
amounted to about £l5OO. Dr. Cullen, in a letter to
the Rev. Dr. Cooper, one of the secretaries to the univer-
--,mmittee, announces the munificent contribution of

NO in gold du

plea, not thought of

The City of Glasgow s
lelphia for Liverpool
bearer of despatches to Mr

on the 15th

p would leave Phila.
ant. SHe will bring

£5OO to the Catholic University from three anonymous
contributors in England, as follows :—A. M., Liverpool,
£300; D. G., Manchester, £100; L. M., £lOO.

Abbott Lawrence

vicissitud

Our advices from Canada mention that a despatch has
been received from Earl Grey stating that Government
declined to open the coasting trade of the provinces to

ASSAULT ON A LADY.-At the Limerick assizes four
very young boys, the eldest being under twelve years,
were indicted for assaulting Miss Charlotte Broderick, a
lady who takes an active part in the operations of the
Missionary Society at Dingle. It appeared that she was
walking one day on the strand at Dingle when a large
group of boys who were at play began to call out her
name in an insulting way, and then proceeded to throw
sand and pebbles at her. She was struck on the neck
with a stone, which inflicted a bruise. One of the boys,
who appeared as a witness for the crown, deposed that
when she was passing one of the traversers said, " That is
the lady that gave money to the boys, and Father Owen
spoke of her last Sunday at mass.' They then, he said,
began to shout after her, and one asked her for a penny,
saying that if she gave it they would leave her alone. The
jury were ultimately discharged without agreeing to a
verdict.

reciprocity with the
United States had been determined. Details of news
from Jamaica to the let inst. bad been received. The
cholera continues to prevail in many parts of the island.
T., +l,a r•renvs4ww e1;c1+1.;n1,1 ;e Unrl ;Fa arslnanvortroca

se ques

force a
tions,

also its peril; a law that would
lic and private, in_ society, law

aid politics

From Central America we learn that -on the 21st of
January an engagement took place between the armies of
Guatemala and Salvador and Honduras, resulting in the
total defeat of the latter,
On th

losition to surren-

2nd instant, the steamer Oregon, whilst on her
passage from Louisville to New Orleans, burst her boiler,
'fling and wounding sixty persons.
.—From San Francisco, California, we
have very interesting accounts to February llconfirming
the reports from the Gold Bluffs, as to the auriferous cha-
racter of the sands in that locality. The Bluffs were
some thirty miles to the northward of Trinidad, present-
ing to the ocean a perpendicular front of from one to four

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—WEDNESDAY
On the motion of Mr. SPOONER, a detailed account

CALIFORNIA

dered of t
Mr. FRE'
object of
bill was lc
the secor
which wil

EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE.—A little girl, named Ben-
nington, eleven years old, committed suicide last week at
Cork by cutting her throat with a razor. Her father sent
her up stairs for a candlestick, and as she did not return,
he went to seek her, when he found her crouched under
the bed. He drew her out, and, to his horror, he found
that she bad marks of blood on her neck, and that her
throat was cut. She died a few days after. The de-
ceased's brother stated that he had seen his sister several
times after her admission to the hospital, when she had
s stated that she had tried to do it th - way,- d he

majorit

Ir. WILLIAMS

ng Prevention Bi

hundred feet in height, and extending to the extraordinary
distance of about six miles. Quantities of talcose slate
mixed with quartz, and small quantities of quartz gold
were found at the base, and the beach was a mixture of
gray and black sand, combined with fine scales of gold.

,tices' clerks from co

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Mining Compan3

.e preparing to wash the

act .ys, and that, s..
had put her finger into the wound to try to tear it wider.
She also said that when her father sent her for the candle-
stick she took the razor and held it up before her face to
.Y show him what she meant to do. He did not see it,
of trade however- -

,quenceof

ho are waiting for

able top;

ordered to be laid c

.e of course

Her father was not in the habit of beating her.
It appears that she had broken a looking-glass, which
alarmed her very much.

HOUSE OF CC
ght ui

Lord M

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

.rjeant Ludlow, of the Bristol Bankruptcy

Court, died last week.
Proceedings are it appears pending in the Court of
ancery, relative to Miss Talbot, the niece of the Earl
Earl of Shrewsbury, and who has been placed in a
convent.

T advance ii
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at Ic. tc

At the Liverpool Court of Bankruptcy, on Thursday,
Mr. Commissioner Stevenson reserved judgment on an
opposed appeal for a rehearing of a certificate to Mr. Jo-
nathan Higginson : the learned judge questioned the
power to grant such a rehearing.
In the Record Court, Londonderry, last week, an ac-
tion was brought Lgainst the Liverpool Insurance Com-

ad to-day, 4,000

from Mobile ae c

v Orleans market rising, receipts and
and by mail of 2d, from New Orleans,

pany for £BOO. the amount of the policy effected by a
person named Fleming, on his stock in trade. The jury
returned a verdict for the defendants, on the ground that
the valuation of the stock was knowingly exaggerated.

le Mississippi and tributaries
revise our quotations to con.
markets. inferior• Atlantic,
10i to ; other Gulf ports.
ow 0 r!earez and

At the assizes al. Stafford last week, when the grand
jury had brought in their last bill, they made a represen-
tation to Mr. Justice Tallourct condemning the practice
in that county of putting on the back of indictments
many more witnesses than were necessary. His lordship
said he concurred in the propriety of the suggestion, and
r some days there has been rather I ob
without any

state of our mark(
s and Mobil.

Ili; midd

on Eastern

.erved that he frequently found that more witnesses
were placed on the backs of indictments than were neces-
sary. These observations of Mr. Justice Talfourd appear
to run counter to some made by Mr. Justice Platt, at
York.

I, and we

NOISE IN PRIVATE DWELLINGS : A NUISANCE.—At
the City Sheriff's Court, it was decided, that a defendant
was liable to £9 damages for loss of sleep and other dis-
turbance, from noises over head, occasioned by the chop-
ping of wood, turning of a lathe, and other operations
carried on by a turner, who occupied the floor as a work-
shop. The vibration of the wheel had also alarmed the
plaintiff's family by throwing down of the ceiling, and
shaking the casements. The defence was, that the trade
was a lawful one, in which the noise was unavoidable.
The sheriff stated that no one had a right to carry on any
trade, howeVer lawful, to the injury and annoyance of his
neighbour.—The Builder. _

of 100 tierc

LAND SPECVLATIONS AT BIRKENHEAD.-In the Vice-
Chancellor's Court, on Thursday, before Lord Cran-

htr firs,