The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-03-14 00:00:00

HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM IRErittO

(FROM A CORRESPONDENT.)
Dublin, Mare
It is with much satisfaction that I inform yo?,..'e
although the peace of the city is threatened by 161,„
seditious movements of the Repealers, we have efe'ior
fidence that the peaceable•and loyal portion of tiVittif
will turn out to a man, and repress any, the very ow
outbreak that may take place.
To-day, the Provost and Board of Trinity Colle4
after divine service, and unanimously agreed to an %at
to his Excellency the Loid Lieutenant, expressive till
fidence in his Excellency's wisdom and determior;o4
uphold the' peace of the nit'', placed as the gov
_4"
now is in alnost awkward position by the unwar
conduct of the Young and Old Ireland party. .
The Orangemen of the north, ever foremost 111_
moting socirJ order, and observing a respect for tbc
of the land, have also strengthened the hands of el%
ecutive. Meetings have been held all over the Ili,
which that body have agreed to addresses of conf.,A,
in the Lord Lieutenant, and declaring their deter. if;
and readiness to come forward at a moment's notii
render every assistance to the Government to i2V
peace and order:

KINSALE ELECTION.
Kinstsie Saturday 130011
This being theday appointed fur &king the PPwitior
election, the ceremony passed off quietly, and ,Ctoi:
the least disturbance. At the commencement th
servative candidatt Lord Robert Clinton, took ,Itlr,ilP
and, at 12 o'clock, was six ahead of his conweuw
Hawes, the numbers being—
For Lord R. Clinton 85
For Mr. Hawes 79 30 rA
The entire polled up 'to that hour was- 164, leaving se
to record their votes. Towards the close Mr•
gained ground, and won by a very small majorit of
more than five or sir-at the farthest. The precirrole
ber we have not been able to hear, as-the official('
tion was not made.

LATEST FOREIGN :AND-4-COLONL.- off
The utmost joy prevailed in Switzerland at the°
the Republic in France: tbst
Accounts from Naples of the Ist instant state' „stio-rj
that day all the Ministers tendered their reskflAl
which were accepted by the king. The endeavours °a
Nfinto to effect a reconciliation between. Naples s°
had completely failed. Jed
he t,e
All the letters received-from Vienna, described fof t,
impression produced in Austria by the account oten'i
French revolution. The Court was in a state of c.°o
nation. All eyes were fixed on the Prime gini,,,,fit";
Austria, and Cabinet Coancils succeeded each other
out interruption. Fears were entertained for 1.0"
where agitation continued to increase. •
LATEST FROM PARIS.—We are glad to find, fr°olill,l
Paris papers of Sunday, that the most perfect ton PO,
continued to reign in Palls, but there seeined.noPt,
upon the public mind a deep gloom, the necessa",
quence of the financial statement of IW. Gaol 10r
and of new disasters in the banking and commerceof p3j,
the-most important of which was the suspensio!l tioi
merits by a banking firm orisoine importance.
connected with railroad undertakings. The firm
tion is that of Messrs. Laffitte, Blount, and Co.

Lord Brougham is recovering,and will leave Cs°;iigelj
England at the end of the month, travelling bY
The life of Annette MeyeTs, who shot the sol
be spared. Sentence of death has been respited;,oool`'
Lord Hardinge arrived at-Alexandria on the di
and left the same day for Venice.
directorsn of the East
The Five Sisters was lost last week off the bDund
of -Scotland. All hands were lost- She ile'g
Gloasngoswat,ufrrodamy,Ltihsbeo of
Cool ot
entertained Viscount Falkland at dinne7, at the
Tavern, Bishopgate-street, on the eve of his delier'
assume the functions of Governor of Bombay. or
The Rev. Moses Margoliouthi_who has been :the o°,;,
on.the shores of Carthage in sowing the- seeds eloth 'Pt)
pel for several months, arrived-at Malta on the sou
from Tunis. lie is now on his way to Jeras-
attend the consecration of the new church there'
The ex-King and Queen of the French reel
tirement at Claremont, surrounded by the nlei;rhilbe
their family. Both are in good health, and',ll .
in, their fortunes appears to affect them but i:gef'
ex—King takes occasional airings in a private er''' mot
is everywhere treated with marked respect. ihsEpti
THE FRENCH EmnAssv.--His. Excellency "„4" tr`;(e,
de Jarnac is at length relieved from his duties iirrl
Minister at this Court. On Friday last M. Cottutoetlbe
at Hertford-house from Paris, charged with i°sfroo'.
India to
from the Provisional Government to receive goilrbigr
Count de Jarnae the archives-and seals of the 'tApj
His Excellency having delivered over the seals.; re V
final departure from Hertford-house, and is nn'olef'
at the house of his noble brother-in-law, Lord
Grosvenor-square. eetlrd
ST. BARNABAS' CHURCH.—A series of
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now in the course of delivery: on Sunday and -A!
evenings, in this church. Two leave already' heeoGl,
ered, and the subject of that for to-morrow evet, )70/e
be,—Church Authority • Second Sunday in 14ef...-P,4'
19th,—Justification ; -Wednesday, March 220"Loccitt
State ; Third Sunday in Lent, March 26th,---,
tion ; Wednesday, March 29th,—TheSacrameg
Sunday in Lent, April 2nd,—The Creed ; 9°;c190,1'1
before Easter, April 16th,—Sacrament of the
per ; Wednesday, ApriL 19th,—One Mediatormi
Friday, April 21st,—Christ lifted up ; Evening! te
Offering. The two Wednesday and interrae,h_e orris
Evenings between ApriL2nd and April 16th are
ably omitted. • ror
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.—The Irish Governwheeo- pre,
long consultation on Friday with the heads of
department, and every precaution will be tal`J, sfc,o';
serve tranquility in. the event of the repuhln 0 let:
thizers persevering in their mischievous intent plefe
memorateSt.Patricklt day by a demonstration ° tie;
force to overcome the Executive Government' 0110,
already considerable -excitement in Ireland woof 0:
operative classes, and nothing is thought or 6,1320'001;
the approaching manifestation of popular wet/42"
c
Friday afternoon a second edition of the beNr,
Journal was issued, for the purpose of laying ad
public, with all possible despatch. a manifesto, pie 4,'
to the people of Ireland by Mr. J. O'Connell- at tbefilild
gentleman is evidently in a state of trepidation,Zek°,,oit
bable effects of the storm which lowers over 0 tbe
and towards the raising of which he has lent ,isa'tn
share of influence he possesses over the publirrec 0113 i,
LIVERPOOL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETX.---` Orfj
meeting of this interesting society was held last efoil;e d
the Clarendon-rooms ; the-attendance was names of p 6,1,
Mr. Leatherbarrow. jun., presided. The nell'Air. Airrijto
new members were announced, including see'or;,
Cunningham and Mr. Skirving, nursery e 0 E 5, 31,00eil
Several beautiful plants were exhibited for in"--,1 asoio
an Azelia, Moreana, a new variety, from lk.f' co 4
Cure; e-
Olive Mount, William Brown, giutiener, pow 07,
Variura Nana, from Mr. Thos. Morris, T 11,35. ffrovtiil)l.l;
gardener ; an Azelia Ledifolio, from Mr.
seryman ; an Archideous plant,, the Dindrobiette-yeo ,130
(we did not obtain the grower's.name,) end 90 Le
bor Perfecta, with a pink and a white blossro er'
„deg
stem, from C. Blundell, Esq„ North, gon
corosimium obtained the prize.. A discussielo re'oeS„f
modes of heating agricultural buildings was to elliestev
from last month's meeting, and the spealfeaes,,,,,,l.
expressed their various opinions and exnerie[Ast.':e nip
them in favour of .the hot water system ; hu"
ing did not commence till an hour after the
our reporter could not await th&result

We are compelled
'ora 011113'
• impression. - 'Ol °o5 scl'
TtooolLCOitltaltnEuSmPbOeNroDriaTO---Tictsfroo,oolo9:l7ltrd,if
We have
Winedreceive a long, pertinent, and highly pipe ,51
from a " Importer,"complaining that
.! teb
specting the system of licensing porters had 11015, hepe
mitted to their body for signature—as the 1,100,5 ,ie of
cause of complainkis any other class of vlett,—ey lAci,fte
import," he says, "10 or 20 hhds. of wine, ';"00
sampled, and warehoused by porters of vr'alloacon
knowledge; and if there is a like number of glove le
I have no remedy; indeed, no importer eal0c1: 6,, .4
in strange servants. This is the general %re. l'''4ll
that of ate Albert Warehouse is sonlew;iat Vim 90'4
LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET
.:„, caner pV
eribto
The supply of stock itt our market to-daY "0-5010/
and as we had a mullerous attendance 01 cdotn,
were a little higher. Beet; 51d. to 61d • alv`

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On the 10th instant, at IJ?gihEtopn, in his "nti!
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Hon, Lord GEORGE SEYMOUR,
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Miss AGNES BANES, fourth daughter of "'
Toxteth•park.
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