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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

nd frequently commanded
fluent

Atnre, and at all times an
In

tect itself from injustice. 1840, owing
lence and rebellion of Lower Canada, the two provinc
were united under one legislature, in the vain hope tha
Lowet Canada would be taught peace and good order by
Upper Canada; each province to send an equal number of
members. Now the population of Upper Canada is mixed
and of various denominations. The lower province is
almost entirely French Roman Catholic. In the united

the Fre: c

Roman Catholic

against

Church, it

r interests, and tlir

measures
a hopeless

Hence, after a struggle of mc
lost Kings College and its endowment, and a
from which religion is excluded, has been
lets of the Colonial Legislature
iistry in England

secular eollege,
established in its room
may be approved or rejected by the

No years. A remonstrance was therefore Made
against this act, but the ministers, although I believe dis-
approving the measure, said that Canada had become too
powerful a colony to meddle with. But no power should
be permitted to do unjust things,

duty of the

- - -- -
parent state to disallow class legislature, and not to per-
mit one portion of her subjects to oppress another.
Hence, notwithstanding her wonderful progress, the
Church in Canada has been since 1840 a persecuted and
suffering Church. Her position at this moment is exactly
what the Church of England would be in, were there a

great majority of Roman Catholi
houses of parliament, and were this majority to suppress
the charters of Oxford and Cambridge and Trinity College.
Dublin; confiscate these endowments, and establish
Secular Colleges in their stead, from which the Christian
religion is virtually excluded. Let this fact be well con-
sidered, for the destruction of King's College, in Upper
Canada, is a fearful precedent, and, if not remedied, may
be the forerunner of frightful consequences. While th€
Canadian legislature is permitted to treat the royal chart(
like waste paper, and the patent granting the e
as worthless, it venerates and holds sacred the endowments
granted to the French, in Lower Canada, for educational
purposes to more than ten times the value. The members
of the church being thus deprived of their University could
have no connexion with the spurious seminary established
in its room, from which the voice of prayer and pr
excluded. Hence they ddermined to establish a U"
in connexion with the emrch

wment.

their Nth(

private weans, and
nial government. In furtl

answered ;)gyi isunebnserrsitpptiloances and , udloynaotwionnspteoopiii,_
of twenty-five thousand pounds, an a.tonishine and
almost incredible effort from the settlers of a poor
'colony—yet. I Pli'mght it but reasonable that we ,zhould
prove oar earnestness in the cause before we troubled
others. This appeal, so nobly responded to, became
a claim almost irresistible on the church members
.of
this favoured land for sympathy as useistanee. Me

and was
amount
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

Union, Dtiyts, Ostend

—Betsey Hail, Thompson, for Arica—El Dorado,
Morison, St. Andrew, N.B.—Belina. Jager, Amsterdam—San-

SAILED.

tos Primeiro, Santos, Oporto—Trial, Ellis, Palermo, &c.—Fa-
vourite, Harrison, Rotterdam—Marens, Minde, Iceland—Haa.
bet, Smith, Hambro'—Annechino, Schuringo, Dordt—Times,
Jackson, Realijo—Swan, Tonbridge, Monte Video—Rei de
Pique, Marseilles—Sophia and Margaret, Arthur, Galatz.

Europa (s.. LWt, from Boston, at this port; sailed 4th, and
from Halifax, [.o:
instant. On the 6th, about 375 miles from
Halifax, spoke the Asia (s.), from this port.
Atlantic (s.), West, hence at New York Ist instant.
Hibernia is.), hence at Halifax 4th instant.
Conrad, Wilhelm, Gootchalx, hence for Stralsund, at Fal-
mouth.

Ilenrie Mario, Bulot, hence at Brest.
Celina, Gautier' sailed from ltio Janeiro 11th July, and Ariel,
llannington, 17th July, both for this port.
Joseph Adrien, Dupont, sailed from Bourdeaux for this port
Bth September.

Cinderella, Le Suter, sailed from Milford 12th Sept., for Rio
Janeiro, after repairing.
Reso:ution, from Maranham, off Waterford,

EMBER 16.—Wind E.S.E.
rances, M'Nulty, from Calcutta—Epaminon-

MONDAY, SE

ARRIVED

Jane, Brown, and Lotus, Watson, hence at Quebec,
Lovely ➢lary, Potter, add Emma, Towed, hence at Newfound-
land.

Vy indrush, Brown, hence at Gibraltar, and sailed for Valen-

La Belle Barberie, from Africa at Berebaven
Chase, Norrie, from Buenos Ayres at Queem
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

A wonderful instance of punctuality !

sing to us being first
,erred to pervade the wr

perfect

/icrore

mace KTIOV
Lole wester

of England" H Most sincerely and heartily must this
amiable lady despise such a mixture of flunkeydom and
fulsome rubbish which she seems destined to meet with in

COMMERCIAL AND MONET^

LARY REPOI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

Normandy, The story is that the Abbey possessed a relic
of the blood of Christ, which was brought from the Holy

same jot
diocese (

al relates a wonderful story of a de.acon of the

Rouen who was cured by this water,

A GALLANT DEED.—The Nova Scotian states, that
during the recent cruise of her Majesty's sloop Sappho,
12, Commander Hon. A. A. Cochrane, son of the Earl of
Dundonald, in the Bay of Fundy, when in the vicinity of
St. Andrews, one of the first-class boys belonging to the
ship fell overboard, and was, to all appearance, irre-
trievably lost ; but the young commander of the Sappho,

who is a chip of the old blo-ck, notwithstanding the tide
was running like a mill-race, threw off his coat, nobly
plunged into the water, and, we are gratified to chronicle
the fact, succeeded in saving the boy's life, to the admira-
tion of the whole ship's company.
Accounts have been received from the Cape of Good
Hope to the beginning of July. With respect to political
or commercial matters they communicate little of interest.
Their maritime information is, however, of a very distress-
ing nature. The weather during the greater part of June
bad been extremely boisterous, occasioning a fearful
amount of shipwreck and damage along the coast. Among
the more serious disasters are reported the loss of the
queen of the West, from Bombay to Liverpool ; the Asiatic,
from Adelaide to London ; the Royal Albert, from London
(cargo discharged); the British Settler, from the Cape to
London ; the Grindlay, from Sincapore to London ; and
the French ship L'Aigle, from Sumatra to Marseilles.
The sacrifice of life had been large in one or two cases, the
whole of the crews having been lost.

—The Tablet contains a

ANOTHER POPISH MIRACLI
long account of the miraculous cure effec_
vent of the Congregation at Brussels, on the person of a
riving lady, who having fractured her knee had long

Waliersd on'erutehes, anclwas moreover in the last stag

consumption, her case being considered hopeless by the
physicians. " Having," says the account, no more to
hope from man, she turned to heaven, and put all her
conildence in the Blessed Virgin, Mother of the Seven
Dolours. She made successfully three Novenas in honour
of this good mother; and, though her illness only increased,
so far from losing courage, her confidence was doubled.
During the third Novena, which she made in conjunction
with several pupils of the Convent, her strength diminished
to such an extent that she was considered to be on the
point of death." In the night between the two last days
of the third Novena, however, she suddenly felt herself
miraculously cured, being " not only," as the account
says, "cured instantly and completely of her broken kne?,
but all symptoms of consumption having likewise entirely
disigipeated."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

—After

man, the me

RIVER

Town Council w
ninz a code of b

ners, with a v

by the fatal e
al resolutions

:s, the numt

mites
orked b

.8 after the o

r of the I

company at lunc

aye bet;n completely repair(

.0 tio•::ce-,`e

tied nearly

t of Parliament Poor-law guard

nized to mai
ration of (

fishes of the
ithout the con

AL ITAYN'AU ON

received from ColognE

been so roughly treated in th

. .
o'diged to take him under their protection.
fur Norrldeutschland of the llth inst., ac
arrival of General Havnau at H

the

of Come petty,

,quence of

attack the hotel

atTEEN'S Su

!e, late!)

is Shrir

verse the crowd by ►ne

The roses an
With their
But though 1

When Midsr
Turning p
They hfing, o
In ruby ar

How delic
What pl

And see a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

ku:ttinjuirt

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.—Wind S.S.E. to S.S.W.,
moderate and light.
ARRIVED.—Ann Laing, Wilson, from Maranham—Joseph
Wheeler, from Barbadoes—Rio Grande, Ryan, Apalachicola—
Mermaid, Peperell, Smyrna—Yarmbuth, Grimmer, Cephalo-
nia—Sydney and Jane, Gallipoli—Skeilda ; Marie Auguste,
Dorey; Ernest, Jovan ; Maria Victor, Dispins; and Victorine,
Bordeaux—Clemence, Harmite; Henr.ette, Mareil •, and Eme-
he, Le Merle, Nantes—La Leonide, Rochfort—L'Amia-
ble Famine, and Jean and Margaret, Anderson, Rouen—Al-
. tred Hortense, from Havre—Herald, Hughes, from Dieppe—
Mary Lewis, Lewis, Eu—Berths, Vowler, Hamburg.
SAILED.--Corsair, Leadlv, for Windsor, N.S.—Harsburg.
Carr, and Artistic, Edwards. Valparaiso—Monarch, Duff, for
Shanghae—Elizabeth, Nloddrell. Alexandria, E.—Ellen, Neile,

PiuslX, Kasten; Richard, Smeidburg; Heinrick, Zillner;
Aid, Sanderson; and Fanny, Kurtz, hence at Cronstadt.
Magdelina, Davis; Norfolk Tar, Kerr, and Express, Walsh,
hence at Riga.
Catherine Williams, hence for Dordt, at Fowey.
Lady Huntley, hence for Rotterdam, at Fowey.
Amity, Douglas, front Memel for this port, off Fraserburgh.
Susan, Law, from Buenos Ayres at Queenstown.
Tamerlane, M`Kenzie, from Calcutta, and Ellen Jenkinson,
Duggan, from Mouravia, at Crookhaven.
Janet, from Bueos Ayres, off Cape Clear.
CROOKHAVEN, 11th Sept,—The Areatus, from Calcutta, for
Boston, was passed 17th June, off the Cape Land, with rudder
damaged, bowsprit sprung, &c., and supplied with a chart of
Simon's Bay, by the Tamerlane, arrived here.

ST, HELENA, 30th July.—The Mary Ann, from Calcutta,
was spoken going into Mauritius, with lots of foremast, &c.,
by the Sutlej. The James Alexander was spoken 14th June,
seventy days at sea—had been struck by lightning—by the
Cato. The Nereid, from Aracan, was abandoned Bth July.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

the sixpenny rat

an irrefutable, a patent, fact—that t
not, do not, and will not, object to
" their proposition to the Council
fare! Mr. Hornb

or the long d
,tion." This s

;ain, " The
greed to at
,ally denied

unauthorised bl
opted. to (
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

was put to him, that he had no further conf

make. The day of execution was scrupulously kept from
his family, who visited him twice a week, and left
day preceding his execution, without knowing that it waL
the last time they would see him alive. The body was

him th

delivered to his friends, and the funeral took p
vately on Sunday, when the body was deposite
family tomb. The Boston Transcript has the following
During the walk to the gallows the conversation was main

thought

o occupied with sacred th

.„
appalling spectacle around him should not cause him to quail
But the.prisoner was firm to the last. Not a nerve shivered
To Dr. Putnam's remark—" Do not regard anything above

you—do not look"—as they entered the area, and aporoache
the gallows, he replied, "I do not. My thoughts are else
where." All the while the death warrant was being read. D
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

• to be one of the class of Niggar stewards am
h which that classic street abounds. On he

?pears that,
Punctual to her engagement, Aidlle. Lind partook of some
it refreshment at the Adelphi, though but an hour in

arrival here i

town."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

example, we ar

" A perfect r
sular agent of

was even said that Swedish iron rose in the market:and that
the price of Stockholm tar sensibly advanced; but whatever
was the " go," concert tickets were sold with the rapidity of
"Extra Heralds."
A

And again—
" The walls of every public room in Liverpool, from the

in Denison-street,
• The reference

Lye echo to the piais,

the wri
cooks
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

Hannah Salkeld, from Calcutta, oil Dungarvon.
L. H. rainier, and 11;:rriet Scott, hence at Virginia.
NJ Andrew Foster, Howes; Chance, St

J. Ward, Trott; A
in ;WestPoitit,

Burton ; W. 1

Allen; Enterprise, Funk; Qeoman,
Small ; Rapahannock, and New York,

Jno. Currie, Knapp, and Jessie, Sheridan, hence at Boston.
Crescent, Jones, from Dorchester, for this port, at St. John,

Alice Gill, Wright; duo,'Thos. Carr, Hill; Britannia, Ha-
milton, and Montezuma, Kendall, hence at Montreal.

Rosanna, hence at Santa ?Martha. '
Zephyr, hence at Vera Cruz, having sprung a leak on enter-
port.

KEY WEST, 24t1lAug.—A severe gale from E. to S. E. has
been experienced here for the last three days. It moderated
last evening, when the wrecking vessels were enabled to get to
sea.
CARDIFF, 13th Sept.—the Gertrude

Newman, loaded at
I tier fore deck and

this port, for Liverpool
beams blown up, and two

', with coals, hi

and a boy injured by an explo

LS SPOKEN

arvon—
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

again, as I have formerly done, so many fri
porters of this excellent society. It is acro

hope you will never

has been cast in a I
with many bless

:s, but with one b
vment of the free

the rest

Gospel of J
our highest
Lion of all c

us Christ

ct of all

11 our personal and immol

in retur

it is our boun

,est exertions, to ext
ig to other portions of the world less
selves. (Applause.) Whatever advantag
Providence has bestc

11-doir

endeavours, our

h them corres

.e all sensible of this—

our individual capac
accountable for the

as blessed us with ;

true of us

in our national c

its rule over

extends its commere,

founda

.we -all a

Orr country

than here in Liverpool) over a still wider range,
farthest shores and remotest corners of the earth.
all this extent of empire and of commerce, as it c

tutes nations

respon3ibility

trusted to us

of our own ag- grand

appl

ono tt

Our lot
land crowned

this which is

is comfort

,) And
Dur best

of for the purpose

as toindueet
n• the Canad,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

JOHN TAYLOR CROOK,

2, Tower-chambers, Old Churchyard, xnc
115, Waterloo-road, Liverpool.

AGENTS IN Nsw YORK,
WILLIAMS and GUION, 40, Fulton-street
ikotorrs IN PHILADELPHIA,
RICHARDSON, WATSON, and Co.

Experienced SURGEONS can have FREE CABIN Pas3AoEs
by any of these Packet-ships.

TO EMIGRANTS TO THE UNITED STATES

K The SUPERINTENDANT of the United States
Department of the UNIVERSAL EMIGRATION
and COLONIZATION COMPANY of LONDON
- NOW IN LIVERPOOL, and will be happy to meet
INTENDING EMIGRANTS, or other Persons
who may be disposed to make safe ad lucrative investments in
Lands belonging to or under control of said Company, at
the Office of the Agent, 5 . .. SABEL, 28, MOORFIELDS, be-
tween the hours of TeD.4671 One, and Three and Six in the Af-
ternoon, for the pqrfifise of imparting useful information, an-
swering inquiries, and explaining fully the Plans and Objects
10f the Company. As his stay will be limited to three weeks, all
persons interested are invited to avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity thus afforded.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

ave had h synod of P

siastics sitting in the town o

mined to disCour

Roman Catholics and Pr
has been the reply to this propos
Roman Catholic prelates? The

stant prelates

addressed to Sir Thomas Redington, sec
the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, is su
distinct :

Sir,—T am in receipt of your letter oz
4;”.etcd by the Lord-L.

you are c

Queen has been pleased by

ender her Majesty's sign a
7isitor of the Queen's College, Galwa

enance them in every possible

W hat

ion given by the

ollowinq episti

" Thurles, Sept. 9, 1850.

aal, •to appoint me to la,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

FOR DUBLIN, BELFAST, BANGOR,
ii
i* THE BEAUMARIS, and CARNARVON.
I CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET
,',l___. _=, COMPAN I',
INC•RPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
For DUBLIN,

The Company will sail the EBLANA, IRON DUKE, and
TRAFALGAR, of from 600 to 800 tons burthen and 360 and
380 horse-power, or other of their first-class Steamers, (with
Cabin Passengers only,) EVERY EvENING (Btiuday excepted),
at Seven o'clock, from the Prince'. Pierhead, Liverpool,
for KINGSTOWN BARBOUR, from KINGSTOWN
BARBOUR for LIVERPOOL, ? RY EVENING (Sunday ex-
cepted), at Six o'clock.
They also sail their Cargo ssels (as below) from the Cla-
rence Dock to DUBLIN QUAY :

TH IS DAY, Sept. 17, at 8 o'clock, P.M.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 18, at 8 o'clock, P.M.
THURSDAY, Sept. 19, at 9 o'clock, P.M.
FRIDAY, Sept. 20, at 9 o'clock, r.sr.
SATURDAY, Sept. 21. at 10 o'clock, P.M.
MONDAY, Sept. 23, at 10 o'clock, P.M.
These Vessels sail with or without Pilots, of which Shippers
are desired to take notice.
The Company have also Trade Boats, for the carriage of
Goods, Produce, and Live Stock, by the Grand and Royal
Canals, and the River Shannon, between Dublin and the In-
terior.

For BELFAST, the WINDSOR
TIIIS DAY, Sept. 17, at 8 o'clock, P.M.
SATURDAY, Sept. 21, at 10 O'clock, P.M.
Tit uasu.ky, Sept. 26, at llt o'clock, P.M.

For BANGOR, BEAIJMARIS. and CARNARVON.
The PRINCE OF WALES, G. DANT. Commander,
(Built expressly for the Station,)
Of 400 tons burthen, and 200-horse power,
Is intended to sail from the PRINCE'S PIERITEAD every
TUESDAY, TuuusnAv, and SATURDAY, at Eleven o'clock in
the Morning ; and from MENAI BRIDGE every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at Tell o'clock in the Morning.
All Goods for the PRINCE OF WALES must be sent to the
Clarence Dock the day previous to her sailing.
Goods for Carnarvon will be landed at the Menai Bridgeand
forwarded at Ship's expense, but Shippers' risk.
Coaches for Holyhead, Carnarvon, Llangefni, and Amlwch
wait the arrival of these Vessels.
Further information given at theCompany'sOffice,24,water
street, VAIN K. ROUNTHWAITE, Agent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

A woman n
of her fruit
nesdav, wa

Cooney, who was sitting by the side
-stall in Whitelion-street, London, on Wed-
by a woman of respectable appear-

ance, who requested her to take care of her infant for a
moment, while she called on a person in the neighbour-
hood. The fruitseller good-naturedly complied with the
request, but, to her consternation, the woman never
that the deserted infant

was ul
AN

arket, a bet

made f

Mr. Will

George Knight, two master bakers, that the latter would
not, without any assistance, make up and set in his own
oven 150 loaves in 30 minutes. The wager came off last
Thursday morning, in the presence of several bakers and
Mr. Knight made and set in, in a proper
the short space of twenty minutes

manner, 164 loay,
and a half, which

after the rate of eight ir,
by 11 minutes on the

by the secretary of ti
John Ross, giving ;In

Hudson Bay Company from Sir

Is of his expe-
! letter is dated

Sir John Fl
toe, 1850,"

where Sir Jo

had succeeded at that place in
ierstood the Danish lan-
th for his arduous voyage,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

:hetical to

no cat

ks on reli

on of any fallibl
man, or any church however pure and ortho
All that is required in than is that the insi
Word of the living God shall not be
book ; that its teach
youthful min

ciren—

not merely be

hat they shall
+he wisest

.sight that Solomon v

man, or that the Jews dc
but such truths as

into hell

and all the

Abrabarn

ple who forget God

consis

1,4 , CLLt
a loving

luty and happine

!very' power of min

in as they love

on of the liberal

temati

y of m►r

cates of a religious edu-

there to 'pro

Mr. Holt, or
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

Majesty's intention to return home

attempting to steal i

1c k eters.
Mr. H. Blackhurst, ti

has been determined (and orde

magistrates, that until th

,n House of CO

The dead body of a re
Tuesday morning, of

between I

N FLOM,

The flow

pink border, and is v

A DISGRACEFUL (

!e, flower

,n the Sued

twelve yea

I that the

certain public

On W

COUNTY EXPENDITURE MOVEMENT

to be ado

during

fell down

,t, upwards of

1r of Presto

n, accused of
ted to bail by

its ap-

nesday
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

hail of Mr. PHIL

Coffins, Station,
Lime.

'F he supplies to be
quantiticatt

and in such 4
INDUSTRIAL
the Select VE

[e Artielee to t

a►ity by samples 9

the dovEtiNoit, at the Woikl
ders, when filled up and colt
Office of the Undersigned, on

and no Tei
Form, to bt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

t Conviction that tl

8 jrattqht ui

Irt to them—a cony

Vion of t

;er, who

utions ny tne su
ed the Catholic Bishops of Ireland to tak
warding them—l could not without a be
tend duty I owe to the flock confided to

Were I

hem effect
under th

*, I fe

)m the Right Rev. Bis

pecious r

ant to i

honour t,

point me to be a visitor of the Q

to say that, havin

?f our catholic
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

wind S.

HE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15.—Wind S.E.
Marie, Hamen, from Nantes—Ardencrai,,, Cook
did not call at St. Helena—Junema,'"Juxter

:Wu—Agnes, Wild, Nantes—
Reight,

—Haabets Anker, Alsen, Lucon
Moller, Larsen, Gothenborg

and Henriette.Hermana, gotteidam—
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

he was flyir

in flames,

is chile

d by handing them
through a window to a man on a ladder outside; but he

ugh it does not seem to
scaping from the house

.r, or, naving done so, returned to save some of

his propert

TRENCH CONTRACT FOR ENGLISH CAVALRY HORSES.
For the last few weeks a great number of English horses

_ o
have been exported to France on account of the French
government. There are several agents at present in this
country for the purpose of making some very large pur-
chases of chargers for the remounting of the French

bird d

)pped his intended prey, but flew round and
lighted on a tree in the immediate vicinity of the abduc-
ion, where it remained intently watching the frightened
►rood, till a gun was procured and the marauder was
hot. It proved to be a fine specimen of the sparrow-
hawk, and perhaps deserved his fate for the temerity dis-
in his attempt at murder and robbery —in open

;lay-light—on a market day—in the face of a credible wit-
ness—and the police within hail !—On Friday last a simi-
lar attack was made upon a goldfinch in Widemarsh-
street. The cage containing the bird was pounced upon
by a hawk, which shook it so violently as to force it from
its fasteninps, and it fell to the ground. The creature did
not leave its contemplated prey till scared away by the
. .

In the Insolvent Debtors' Court, on Wednesday, Mr.
Joseph Stammers, the manager of the Wednesday Even-
ing Concerts at Exeter-hall, applied to be liberated on
bail till his hearing. He commenced his musicEl project
with £6OO, but " the receipts of his business were insuffi-
cient to meet his expenses," and his schedule now shows
£3,742 of debts, and no property or credits. In 1849 his
receipts for the concerts were £1,450: this year, £2,226.
Among his expenses was nearly£l,ooo for rent of Exeter-
hall, and among his losses w, re those by the non-per-
formance of foUr of his concerts, although he was obliged
to pay the performers. The Commissioner fixed the Ist
of November for the hearing, and gave the liberty asked,
taking surety for appearance to the amount of £l,OOO.
MOB VIOLENCE.—MARSHAL HAYNAU AND MR. AL-
-The Morning Herald of Monday last, in animad-
verting upon the conduct of two of the metropolitan jour.
nals relative to the late assault upon Marshal Haynau,

FORD.-

says :—" By an odd coincidence, it so happened, tha
the very next number of the Times contained a report o
a somewhat similar act of violence. A clergyrrt-
Doncaster took the strange and injudicioo -
calling a public meeting to discuss .
course. By this ill-judged step, he so provoked th
that they followed him through the streets, threw
at him, and designed to throw him into a pond.
purposes were wholly benevolent, and his error wa
tirely one of judgment. But the Times could narrat,
burst of public feeling without a word of censure fo
mob, although that mob had attacked an English cl
man, in the mild performance of his duty, in h'

)rutality

the evils of the r

howev€
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

:h. Mr. Threlwall,

Tom Thumb.
.—Mrs. Williams,Campan
, Lilium lancifolimn rose

!ciion of Six Plants
hugli,Esq., Of Plasp

of Plant

Twelve Cut R
. M. Biddulpt

a Blooms.-Ist. anc

t. R. 11

Ist. R. M. Biddulph, Esq. ;

, (very fine);

iss Cun-

t. Mr. Threlwall; 2nd. R

Blooms.-Ist. Mr. Threlwall; 2m
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

:reenble, it will attract., un:

mean time, the P

lvernment of Louis

thrlraw t

uthorization

There is

kelihood of this, however, for we bear rumours
of the lotteries and aambline-houses being allowed once
more to prey upon the public. Frascate is once more, it
is said. to onen its doors under the nuidence of Veron, of

'ith hull

Paris would (

ATAL BALLOON ASCENT IN FRANCE ON HORSEBACK
—DEATH OF LIEUTENANT GALE.—The Bordeaux jour-
nals announce the death of Lieutenant Gale, the aeronaut.
u, It appears that on Sunday week he made an ascent with
SUM the Royal Cremorne balloon, on the back of a pony, from t

the Hippodrome of Vincennes, at Bordeaux

It was the

- -
first time that Mr. Gale hnd ever made such an ascension,
3nd his pony had only a few days before been broken in.
At first the little animal displayed great repugnance at

to it, and on Sunda
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

hat, and as
ens. It occu

parations for the great explosion
three months. The cliff is hete
ch sixteen tons of

into the cliff and 400 feet along
600,000 tons of chalk will be
nd tumble into the sea by the

ject of the exptri

grandest ever witnes-
are now completed, and

he 19th instant

ANCE.—One evening 1

week, a

Carmarthen, w

Le tomb

h an

motion upon li

he de(

he bon(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

will 'be receiv

CHARM.

TO OWNERS M
-lITECTS. BUILDERS. I

RAILWAY AND OTHER PI
MERSON'S RVI t 1 L PATI

AM MILLS, FORD-STREF

having' fully tested the superior qualities of this Composition,
in withstanding the severity and rigour of the American Win-
ter, secured the invention by
" HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT,"
and has granted the right to manufacture and venclthe same

bility and econo9Kg-e price being

sixth of Oil Paint

r use On opening tlyirlp.ersk, and may be applied
even the most ex ed and bleak Marine situa-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

youth as may

qually uncornpror

I hay
of your letter of

ting that you

gn manual, t
ollcge, Cork.

' In rer

phPdient

,r, your c

n of the "

system" of education which Mr. Holt seeks
introduce into the Corporation Schools of Lie(
pool is given in t-

Dr. Cullen, t

Romisl

tfused to have anything to

colleges

3utation of being a 1

ed man than at

T^l] [l o

ruam ; yet I

ment havibi

y" of nomina

No 'man can for a

t is that the

siastics

'hey claim it

n. their fai
tate. Ho

h and c

ctrines

to be

at which in Ireland is

ned by the bierar

y of Rome be receiN

—.l
Ile motto

i in advance here ?

us church is sernßer e,

octrine and its ambition is ever to

int, however it may c

s to the circumstances
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

ng of some broth prepaied by the cool;

f the 11

aspicior

to the deceased

) complete that

FATAL EFFECTS OF G

was held on Frid

and dead with

en of
signified his i

Helensford ha,

fling. his busine

to decease

,t am a

not like

'en, itnmediitel

to the cook, as she

[at. mention that the

alth on

een 14 days, are

)rm a quarantine of observation of five days ;should
less than 14 days, the vessel
4, with the addition of f

ive days

OOD FORTUNE.—An inquest
.ed Hill, aged 30, foreman to

throat cu
Mr

tention of retiring from

1, which

ted him, that he be-

' OF LORD LYTTELTON.—In a
nobleman to the editor of the

we been some-
ming's Herald

,ecede from the
I have heard of i• ; and I
vho knows anythinz about

y
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

Krrian.

CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET COMPANY
/ REDUCED FARES TO KIN GSTOWN
Wit i a CABIN, 10s.
Ills Company's first-class Vessels wl e •
PRINCE'S_PIKR, for KI OWN,

EVERY EVENING, (Sunday ei:rc..erfra.) at Seven o'clock,
RETURNING fro INGSTOWN

EVERY EVENING, (Sun excepted,) at Six o'clock,
at the Reduced Fare of Te Billings, including Steward's Fee

from
" DUKE"
Leaves LIVERPOOL s r usual, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY, Retnr from KINGSTOWN TUESDAY, THURS-
DAY, and SATURDAY.
Apply to JOHN K. ROUNTHWAITE,
24, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

at one of the windows ; and every minute or two, as some
of the ladies of the Irving Honse came to the windows to
look out, they were mistaken by some one in the crowd

'or Jenn

when a cheer

which was as quicki

. •
suppressed by the better discernment of the majority, with
a laugh at the expense of the deceived. At length she
made her appearance at one of the widows, when a unani-
mous cheer, loud and long greeted her, and an electric
enthusiasm stirred the entire multitude. She acknow-
ledged the heartfelt welcome by repeatedly bowing to the

crowd however, did not disperse, but continued
1 all eveninz.

around the Inc

,ments prepared for the Nightingale
_ _

... Is fit for a queen, and
iff it is a splendiu .-room, to which is attached an
elegant bath-room with bathing apparatus. She ex-
pressed her unqualified delight with everything she saw.
During the evening, she had to come occasionally to the
window, to gratify the people, when she waved her hand-

odd sitting-room
i bee
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

parima, hence for Matanzas, 3rd Sept., off Dun ,
der, hence for Corfu, 13th Aug., ft_ Cape St. Vinc

•garet, from N

or Hie Leland, 22nd Aug., in lat.
-Loyalist, from Newfoundland, 29th Atm, in lat.
-Pursuit, outward bound, 6th Sept., off the Sal-
ssador, from Smyrna, for this port, 20th Aug., off
eiianee, hence for Corfu, 2nd Au

47, long. 45
tees—.l to

g., off Calse St.
off Waterford—
Nth Ai

Vincent—Mary Pleasants, hence 6th Sept_,
James C. Ward (probably Martha J. Ward)
Sandy Hook—Silas Greenman, bound west, 6'

off
kit„ in lat.

Rotbschiln, from' Africa, for this port

,
Canada (s.), hence for Boston, Bth Sept.,
ong. 10—Watkins, 9th Sept., off Bardsey
'mom Bombay, for this port, 17th May, in
T.—Camillus, from New Orleans. for this

. ._, ....
port, 17th Aug_, in lat. ',9, long. 79—lienhurg, from Calcutta,
Mr London, 14'July, in lat. 33 S., long. 21 E—Lismoyne. from
Calcutta, for London, 19th July, in lat. 34 S., lon.'. 14 E
Tinto, from Bombay, for London, 20th July, in lat. 31 S., long.
. ..

from London, tor Califoiiiia, 15th Aug., in
g. 25 NV—Canada, from London. for Mauritius,
in lat. 15 N., long. 25 W—Pearl, bound west, 3rd
in lat. 58 N., long. 16 \V—Lady Franklin, from New
ig., in lat. 45, long. 34—Mor*
ion, 2nd Sept., in lat
r New York, 2nd :-ept

Ydrk, for this port, 243 d
from New York, for th

17, two days
in tat. 50, lorni.

at noon, in lat. 52,
bound west, 7th
reat many vessels, bound to

d Sept.—Ocean, hence for Madras, :dstb Aug.,
2—Elsinore, hence for New York, 4th Aug., in
—Alfred the Great, hence for Calcutta, 3rd
long. 10-Itoscoe, for Rio Grande, 30th July,

in lat. 6 N

—., 30th July, in lat. 6 N., long. 17 W—Benjamin
Hesketh, from London, for Adelaide, same day—Oriental
Queen, 31st July, in lat, 8 N., long. 19 W—lsaac Webb, for
New York, 31st Aug in lat. 49, long. 18—Antilles, from De-
merara, for London, Ist Sept., in lat. 49, long. 17—Bella Donna,
Bth Sept., off "- ,r—Gardner, from Callao, for Cork, 10th
--. in let. 26—Clarinda, from Havana, for St.
49, long. 35—John .Moore, from
1., long. 46 E—Magosteen, from

cape
12 N., 10118
HO Aug., in
h May, in lat 266
Aug., which had previously spoken John Mac-
Wallace and Hannah Salkeld, all from Calcutta—

George Cain, hence from Bombay, 25th May, in lat. 6 N., long.
10 W—Dalriada,.hence for Callao, 19th July, in lat. 8 N., long.
16 W—Coromandel, 27th July, in lat. 6 N., long. 25—Gloriana,
from Cape Good Hope, for London, in lat. 2 N., long. 25 W.

for Liverpool,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

and heart

themselves. Th

ing as this

thy from

irn wits

9 not likely to

people V

tures as a rev
We know 1

party, of w

tion of what is

arts and

advance human
lected

It is al

which we hol

belief,

posed to place within thei
tionn

we nee

cation, dem

the s

ad of

amongst the

of his liberal

nation of th
children at a
in this town

grama

ments of t

bour eve

f the Chuich of En§
ake, for example, tt.

sed in

d girl

riles tar

u
Cathc

various Chur

ct, and has r

kind Of

I to be
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

self to be carried off by

est composure
some delay in filling the balloon with gas, the pony, gaily
saddled and bridled, was paraded round the Hippodrome,

the balloon c

As there

rded wi

extraordinary curiosity
e multitude assembl

to witne

say that the town was

1 that the adjacent villages sent
Mr. Gale was seen to ascend
on his pony with the bridle in

er, ther

a the vast gatherinz
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17

the aperture made 'in. the

entered the

driver),
ment.

his wite,
The horse
st the haber

nd child, were thrown upon the pa
fell upon the stallboard of the wind(

parties received very tri-
.
injury, but. the horse was badly hurt. The phaeton

SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE

On Wednesday whilst a

man was engaged sweeping a yard in Broad-street, near
which some fowls were feeding, he observed a bird sud-
denly dart dowr seize one of the chickens, with which

a off. when t

man lifted his besom, and th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-10

lON THE ELE VENTS OF THE NATURAL AND
ARTIFICIAL VALUES OF LABOUR, CORN,
AND MONEY.

From " Observaii

on the El

Taxaiioh.")

VALUE

of a bushel of Wheat

founded on
number of

1 peck of
r, for the

e equiv

ducts of

RTIFICIAL VALUES

3 per ce
T.l.

1. a bushe

uantity

would be r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-10

For luxury, medicine, an
And yet have had no 11

The ore within t

Ltireth t

And the

Then, wherefore, wherefore, were th
All dyed with rainbow lizht

Where no t

n passes by 7'

Our onward life requires them not,
tha..

To minister delight to man,
To beautify the earth ;

For whoso c
Will!mud

directors of t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-10

TEENTH ANNUAL C
was held on 7th MR'
NT. per ANNUM on ti

to the A

`or any I.

T perfiEnt

from any of klie'tociet-i;s

HENRY I
Anderson

declared in 1E

le-Moors

Accrington
Cherley...

Rochdale
Preston..

EQUIT A B L
(Incorporated my,

POOL; 16, C(

T. Lam

that the r

in calculti4Ai
d by exfittien

is of the higlieqKmpor

to the tru isk be
ititable Firo.Tnsurance

te-street

a hoax

din ly,
VIJS of

in 1831,

Receipts. Fsporfs,
since 13th Angus

since 1
1849, 4

do. same

time in 1848

—.~.~a

D bales ; d

—The Cologne Gazette

between.

The famil

titude, Wed iityTa

to all tr

settler

counsel most

fort during tli,

confined to Br

but to all parts

valuable feat

letive their horn(

lorfahl

housed

lishment. in M

SALE C

In compliance c
public some time, 3

for competition,
Pedlars' Market
one o'clock, thee

was consequ
capitalists cal
Mr. Weightn

the surveyor, c
sale.

building mate
sale. After

property was pu
cd

first bid, viz

mediately followed

The Rev. Johr

and second

Derby
trial.

visit of curiosity t

was acquainted

theei onhecrilieeq

of God." Two
him, and imme

3aletinies wish
f a Canadian

Cedar;, ors ti

him. He re!
room. The fi

1 We ha
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-10

or five inches in

NOVEL CC

evening of her
one of the gTE

lerriment, was M

)le with his Lilliput

first time, part of their supper cooked in the ball room.
The favourite dish amongst the ladies present was " les
celifs an mirroir," so called by M. Soyer, half a dozen of
which seem to have been done every two minutes with
the greatest ease and cleanliness, and were partaken of
_eat i with delight by the company present.
le was 1 0-- —lt - -- when

e sufferer,

MNIDUSES.— amp be interesting to kt>,
these vehicles, the use of which is daily extending,
introduced into this country. Mr. C. knight, in
" Volume of Varieties," p. 171, observes :—" The om
nibus was tried about 1800, with four horses and sia
wheels ; but we refused to accept it in any shape till we
imported the fashion from Paris in 1830." And Mr.
Shillibeer, of the City•road. the inventor of the patent
funeral carriage, in his evidence before the Board of
Health bn the general scheme for extra-mural sepulture,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-10

TO LIVERPOOL VISI

TTORS A

ND COUNTRY

STO

R H

A T S

KINNEAR'S ZEPH Y.
WEIGHING BARELY ai OUNCES,
RE the lightest, most comfortable, and most elegant HATS to be had, and, during the Sum
will be found a perfect luxury, to those who perspire freely or are at all subject to Head-ache, as with
ihtness they possess all the properties of a thoroughly VENT 134 HAT, at the same time being quite Watt
- - az Rand of a übber. Gentlemen who like a Hat with the abo'

iu rit as comrorranty on tne Heac
.s are respectfully solicited to call.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-10

GEOR(

MTORO

38, CASTLE

REGISTERED & PROTECTEI

CT OF PARLIA

BIRD'S

HYDROSTATIC SYPHON
:delivers (per. day) an

ER PUI

to that

and beau

)r the use o
Hospitals.

; Club-I
voybges,

.r.erOn shipbonrd t

will be exceedingly value It will supply Water of
itest purity for a sh. company of three hundred

rsub

3oard of I-

110.trpinion of Robert Raviinso]

" The General Board of Health, Guyyder House
TVhitehall,

i
" Sir,—l have no hesitation n saying that I consider the
Hydrostatic Syphon Water Purifier the best mechanical Filter
I have as yet seen, because it may be used without trouble or
alteration in any existing cistern.
" I am, Sir, yours truly,
" ROBERT RAWLINSON.
To Alfred Bird, Esq., Chemist, Birmingham."

N.B.—This invention was only registered in May last, and
the Patentee has already received orders for more than 700
from London and Birmingham.
Invented and Registered by ALFRED BIRD, EXPERIMEN-
TAL CHEMIST, BIRMINGHAM.

PRICE TWENTY-FIVE SHILLINGS EACH
J. .
.G. HARRISON & CO.,

MANUFACTURERS of TANN's PATENT FIRE-PROOI

SAFES AND CIiBSTS,
14,----LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,-14
SOLE AGENTS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-10

giffrittatii

The floral

What bas been

~}.

ion of the subject, the answef must be
he enjoyment of three fine days, and th
days of flowers, fruit, and vegetables,•wl

have afrorifed
ors much pleasure; for the science of hortitur-
nothing ! It is not pleasing ta.make such state-

ments ; but

le real interests of the art imperatively &1.,
mend that the truth should be told. Out floral
quantity

tions have become truly flower-show
is the first consideration, while qu,

in wit

dary matter.

Such show

at a d

lity is only a secoil.:
ease the public, who

pieasant laces, music, ana nustie, are tfie princi-
pal ingredients. But we are more interested in the ad-
vancement of the horticultural art than the mere excite-

u. a gala. uay, anu we nope to see tile same teeing
itliffuse itself amongst those whose aim ought to be to at.
rtain the extreme perfection of which this delightful art is
capable.

:erm specimen
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-10

ihe falii
):I

he extent of the y

sant autum n would tetrieve

NER' ORLEANS. —Receipts for two

a and

hales. Exports to %Ave

NNAll.—Recei
ties Up., and 11

2 Scat. Ex

Up., 317 Sea I.; Barcelona
Current Price: foi

Inferior
Ordinary

12i to 12,

131 to 14

Good Fair
Fine ....

0,000 ba7es; exports s

shipboard not cle

Exports fi-om the
-Amber last, 1,085

ales ; do. do. sa
rne in 1848, 1.84

of the United 'States'
o. same time in
310,600 bales

TELEGRAPH REPORT.

TWO DAYS LATER FROM AMERICA.
NEW YORK, August 30
ton thi

Professor Webster was executer, _
Property destroyed by fire in Montreal, 0.,
is stated at £lOO,OOO. Accounts of 13th At,,,
Mexico, advise disappearance of cholera after 100 dayb
ration, and 1.8,000 deaths in that city alo-le. Mexican

ust, from

installed on Btl

The President's

d prompt measures to provide for

,xigen-

'ht ; the pil
Her letter:

riot aff(

rge sal
4a(l.

‘Vesiern

Canadia

Wheat eon.ing torwan
81..10 to $1.12 ; Cana
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-10

On Wednesi

agad 81, a r

ut a pE

a widower, but

property, but had a I
in the most bountiful mann

of himself, a housekeeper, and servant girl. N
can be given for the dreadful occurrence.
Henceforward all letters addressed to the United
States, and not directed to be otherwise sent, will be
transmitted by the first packet, whether British or United
States, which is despatched after they are posted. Let-
ters specially directed 'by British packet,' by United
States packet, or by any particular vessel named, will be
fo'rward'ed in accordance with the desire thus expressed by
the writers. The postage upon letters and newspapers is
precisely the same, whether they are conveyed by British
or by United States packets.
EIgORAVING ON MARBLE.—A method of ornament
black marble has recently been discovered,
extracting the colouring matter of the ma

go reason

which is by

without injuring its surface ; and by extracting the colour
to a greater or less degree different shades are produced,
giving it the effect of engraving ; indeed the method pur-
sued is nearly the same as aquatint engraving. Another
mode of ornamenting black marble is by scratching the
polished surface with a steel or diamond point, which
produces a white mark of different degrees of intensity,
according to the depth of the scratch, by which means,
in skilful hands, beautiful engravings are produced.
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.—On Tuesday week an old man,
of the name of Rae, residing in Arbroath, proceeded to
sea in an old crazy boat, and was driven off the coast in
the storm of that day. Not making his appearance at

nightfall, considerable apprehensions were entertained as
to his safety. Wednesday passed over, and no appear-
ance. Thursday with the same result. All hopes of his
safety had now fled, excepting the faint one that some
vessel had picked him up ; but he made his appearance in
his cockle shell of an ark on Friday, about noon, in the

proceeded to his assistance, when they found him
almost exhausted state, drifting onwards to the rocks
LIBERATION OF MR. DUNN, THE BARRISTER
above persevering admirer of the " greatest heiress" h
the three kingdoms was liberated from the Queen's Bend

years and a half. H

er an' incarceration of three
ntenced at the Guildhall, in

1817, to three years imprisonment fc

to a

tcy, in

filed by him in the Court
made Miss Burdett• Coutts
of £lOO,OOO, tendering as

tor in t

le to d

In ad(

,t the 1

)n to the abov

ind solver]
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-10

Agent for the FOUGERE'S WELLINGTON SURTOUT.

STE RL

WITH REASONABLE CHARGES

4. most superb Assortment of Dress, pining

V E-5 'r

TROU

p?rSEPH DAVIS,

TAILOR

AND DRAPER

14, COLQUITT,

STREET

DRAWING AND OFFI

EORGI
-r A/1711111r

VITORQUOI

owing Reduction in Pr

ElTEJ3,e'lliq

G PRE

NG QUALITY, EXTRA WORKMANSHIP.
SUPERIOR STYLE,

and Promena'

RINGS ig..tcery variety. Fit warrnted.

and CO. beg to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-10

5.g2t5t filbtrs.

To sail on the 12th instant.
For DEMERARA,
The Ship A C H,
t't Wm. . LES, ( ommander.
For terms Wit or passage apply to
SANDBACH, TINNE, and CO.

To sail on the 24th instant.
For DEMERARA,
The fast• sailing A 1 Barque BOWLING,
T. RIDLEY, .1
- Lying in the Prince's .—For freight or passage
GEOR . LOXDALE, 7, Rumford-sereet.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-10

TO CORRE3PONDENTE-.

The proceedings at Thurles _are secret. A host of. reporter&
werft.down to -give to the -public en account of whit tal:es
place, but they were not admitted. We kucw notlnag of the
marl who styles himself idle Boman Catholic Primate cf
Ireland," but rumour assigns him In the M`fiale
lie has resided too long in Italy (which the Kornis!) organ of
this town tells us is " the most debased country in Europe")
to be inclined to favour liberal sentiments.
We are requested to state that the pa: ties accused of rioting a
Wavertree last week were not members of the " Loya
Orange Association."
We have no doubt that such a publication as that referred to
by "Omega" might be le4aily suppressed, but our authorities
are so " liberal" that they would smile at any such sup-
gestien. Onr correspondent will be clad to learn that only
abent a dozen cepies are cireulata(l in this town.
On recces-icier:A-ion. we ti el compelled rEeuctently to decline
the uttbliention of the Able letter Of "1).11." It would in-
evitably draw nS into a long controversy. The communice.
tion to which it is a reply ought not to be answered anony-
mously-. end our correi-ponnent could not rensonab v expect
a rejoinder to a tel without his real signature.
The " Fugitive Slave Bill," which has passed the American
Senate. provides for the aprcintment of Commissiol ers. who
in concurrence with the Tidies of the United States District
Courts shell have power to authorize the delivery of a slave.
after the title by the claimant sin" have been satisfactorily
established. The MartLial of the District in which a slave is
ciaimej, is compelled nailer a penalty of ei,oce to dischere
his duty in arresting the fugitive, cud, moreover, to pay the
value of the slave if he stirrer him to escape from his custody.

Ebr Ktberpool
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-10

Vinctiestir

9th-%--Bombay, Chatham
Chatham

lg. S. Wales, Chatham
Chatham
Reserve batt., Mataritki
Istb-..-frort George
14th-,-Athlone
tath---,-Ceylon, Sheerness
tath-Corfu, Hythe
17thA-Castlebar
18th—Bengal, Chatham
19f1).-Quebec, Brecon
/othzalont real, Canada,
Isle of Wight
21-ist,--=Glasgow •
22d—iPtinjanb, Chatham
211(1411,ymonth

81st—Berwick
824—Portsmouth
834—Bombay, Chatham
84th—Madras, Chathara
= 85th—Preston
86th—Bombay, Chatham
87th—Bengal, Chatham
88th—Halifax, Castlebar
' 89th—Birr
: 90th—Manchester
91st—Dover ; 2nd. batt.,
Cape of Good Baps
92d—Kilkenny
34—Edinburgh
94th—Madras, Chatham
a sth—Winchester
96th—Bengal, Chatham
97th—Halifax,NS.Isle of W 3:
th—Bengal, Chatham
99th—V. D. Land, Chatham
' Rifle Brigade—
' • (Ist batt.) Cape of G. -Hope
Brecon
(2d batt.) Canada, Lof Wish
Reserve batt., Quebec.
COl.O MAI, CORPS.
latMest India Regiment—Jamaica
2dDltto—Nassau
3d Ditto—Demerara, Sierra 3.eotie, &c.
Ceylon► Rifle Regiment—Ceylon and Hong Kong
Royal Canada—Canadian Rifle Regiment
CapteMounted Riflemen—Cape of Good Hope
Royal Newfoundland Veteran Company—Newfoundland
Roya Malta Fencibles—Malta
St. Helena Regiment—St. Helena.

2ii batt., London, Canada
24th=.---14engal, Chatham
2,eb--..Madras, Chatham
20th,-Irribraltar, Jersey
27fh—rStir1inv
2nru—vortsmouth
29fh-4Bnigal, Chatham
30th--Walmer
31st'-41hthlin
Chatham
ll3d--Newcastle