The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-03-12 00:00:00

March 12.1'

MR. HUXTABLE A D HIS 111'

" First, the natural condition of the scl;
is assumed in page 10,"—land at its netgold
nured, only a single ploughing being be'titbrel
that it "will grow 16 bushels per acre, anu,.ll
bushels more from the manure of the strool'o
have seen, there will be required 631 b. ?fag b
the pigs have manure adequate to raise obi
acre on 24 acres of land ! But we can au4
lower in the scale of fertility. Let us ash
energies of the land at 10 bushels onl Y P
under the previous conditions, by the
ammonia will the food for 32 bushels be
16} acres ; nay, if the soil will yield .
minerals and a resting place to the bare I
rous pigs will fully fertilise nine acres of
they shall bear the same number of bus
When we remark that the dung which sil
yielded to contain the quantity of nitrogeo
, 1,.?
I
be derived from the meat consumed would
tons, whilst the meat itself is 24 tons '' " es'
table's pigs must be set down as very tor
animals, and himself as no very credible au

The judges arrived in York on Thursdoo
7
Sir R. H. In'As, M.P., D.C.L., has bee
A
Antiquarian Professorship in the Royal srt
The Hon. Mrs. Chas. Stanley and fatally
the Marine Hotel, New Brighton.
ed gr;0I
Her Majesty has graciously present . ,
enterprising proprietor of Astley's Thestrtotlll
of pure Arabian horses, that have been re 1t
A countryman, named Kirby, returning
to Croom, on Wednesday night, was waY,; sio
between Ballinacurra and Loughmore, L'olitl,
unknown, and beaten so severely with s wit)
died soon after in a state of insensibiiitY,
FupLonoaßDp
eStitronl‘,l°pNreusAenirt.ed by Lord able to detail the occurrence. •ltil
Brougham, by certain sufferers by the defalcations of Sir J. A gentleman, named Boag, was found 'lg
A conversaHtiOonUeSnEsueOd
tintTurton, but ended in nothing definite.—Lord BROUGHAM pre- at Chelmsford, of having fraudulently alteirie e 5
ed a petition from the Earl of Clancarty, and another Irish
peer, Roman Catholics, complaining that in consequence of marriage, at St Runwald's, Colchester. ne!
erasure or alteration while pretending to irlsriro!
a certain pas age in the oaths of supremacy, they were unable
heart fi
to take their seats in their Lordships' House.—Earl GRENVILE A succession to some property, and the
_,OO moved the second reading of the Railway Audits bill.—Lord cerTyhseuiLt,iamreersicakid
Rtoephoarvtee
rbeen
containsthe raaont:Foo
STANLEY criticised the provisions of the measure at consider- Sentence deferred.
st(4°
able length, and gave notice that to-morrow he should brirv, in
ejectment of a respectable farmer, named fitO,
by his landlord and fifty men:,,eiso°4
ab i
ill
establishmentpromot e do
fb ya tnli ee f
RR
ca
ii
elanv
ta yaCudomit,paannides
wthheinichs,elvwehsilsftorftrleiee
ills
farm ,
from the objections to which the former measures was liable,
would pffordperfect security to the shareholdersand thepublic.— been dispossessed, but readmitted by'', fee
Lord MONTEAGLE also observed upon the provisions of the Mr. Bevan, the landlord in question. "'fed
farmer was ultimately ejected.
measure, and urged the necessity for a government audit.— sued, and one of the Fitzgeralds was left ford
should BEAUMONT suggested that the s:cond reading of the bill '
should be taken pro forma, that then its progress should beiThe 11:,
THE BIRMINGHAM SIAGISTRATEs.--1-00.
stayed until the measure of Lord Stanley had arrived at the
cellor persists in the appointment of the‘ gf !
same stage, and that then both bills should be referred to a
select committee.—Earl GRENVILLE, whilst of opinion that ' were nominated as magistrates without -the
the measure could scarcely be improved by being sent before a I from the Town Council, and that bodligeol
Wm,
select committee, whilst it might be greatly delayed, said he Tuesday had a motion before it which '
would take a day to consider the suggestion. The Convicts
to the following effect :—that the geniOt
Prisons Bill was postponed till Tuesday. The Railway Aban-
: 1,10
f
donrnent Bill, after a short conversation, passed through com-
appointed justices of the borough will not
mittee, and was reported.—The house adjourned at twenty and confidence, should they act by virtue
minutes to eight o'clock. ,
THE LATE REBELLION.—At the ”00.
ment they have received. lid:
water ,i
---
HOUSE OF COMMONS—LAST NIGHT. four smart young fellows were found Vl' ,0 ' A number of petitions on different subjects were presented. on the Cappoquin police barrack on the 16t'es)
—ln reply to a question from Mr. Stuart Wortley, Mr. C last. There were four counts in the indiFt°o4ll
BAILLIE stated that, in consequence of the publication in some table were forty or fifty dumb, yet telllool,
newspapers of incomplete and garbled accounts of certain por- the shape of pikes of different patterns, lirfis ir
about seven feet long. At the same ass'''.4
tions of the evidence given before the Ceylon Committee, the
committee had reluctantly come to a resolution to conduct the '
inquiry in future with closed doors.—On the motion of Sir G. were found guilty of the murder of a bailiff
t GREY, the Lords' amendments to the Party Processions (Ire- Sentence deferred. , I
c, root! f,
land) Bill were agreed to.—Lord J. RUSSELL, iii answer to a A HARDENED CRIMINAL.—At ono- if,‘ ,
question from Lord R. Grosvenor, declined to make any alte- Saturday, a woman was found guilty of 110,10,',
ration in the time he had originally fixed for the duration of ing her child. After the verdict of the Pr' ili/
the Easter Holidays.—Mr. SMYTHE asked the Noble Secretary - !'lre ft
for Foreign Affairs whether the dispatch purporting to be from livered, Mr. Justice Erie said she had 0 Count Nesselrode, which appeared an the papers of this morn- gaol 10 times.—The prisoner : You maj.,die,:i
ing, with reference to the transactions between this country 1 times, my Lord, at once.—The learned Ju.dr tj
and Greece, was genuine in substance, and authenticated in I tenced her to 10 years' transportation.--V' .$4
you, my Lord ; I Lope you will stay here, I'4 Asej
its description as proceeding from the government of
Russia.—Lord PALMERSTON replied that a despatch to old —, till I come back, and then I'll hrt,T; °
the same effect as that referred to by the honourable Pt tailed monkey.—The prisoner was mutteridal cIP
member, as well as others previously, had been communi-
,1,8 utt
cated to her Majesty's government by Mr. Brunow not many all the time she was in the dock, and in vy or il,
days ago.—Mr. SMYTFIE enquired if there was any objection trial a large heavy nailed shoe fell down fro op
to lay upon the table not only this particular dispatch, but any , but it was instantly seized by a turnke%ip, )
other notes addressed by the same power to the noble lord.— said she had intended that for his lords
Lord PALMERSTON replied, that he was preparing a continua- ' annear to be growing into a custom ill PY
tion of the papers already laid before parliament, and these • • it done is
throw shoes at the judges, as was
,ii
dispatches would be included among them.—ln reply to a ques-
tion from Mr. DENISON, Lord PALMERSTON said he could not time 12 months. tot!1
state when the papers would be ready. The French govern- STEAM to AusraALlA.—There are thre.e,i7.l
ment had offered their good offices for a settlement, but their government is at present considering. viz,: '„,ileV
negociations had not yet arrive.l at Athens, so that it would be
inexpedient to produce the papers until the negociations were Good Hope : England to the Cape, 6,50,up-y, liif
complete.—The house then went into committeeof supply, when Adelaide, 5,650 miles ; Adelaide to Sye2,o•oo Mr. F. MAULE, secretary at war, moved that the number of nay to New Zealand, 1,200 miles; -"A to i
men for the army for the year be 99,139 ; the number being 14,430 miles.—Via" Singapore : Easzlanold
4,126 less than the vote last year.—Mr. HumE moved a reduc- ' 8,130 miles ; Singapore to Sydney, 4,560 Om pi
tion to 88,128 men, being 10,000 fewer than proposed In the
estimates. Adelaide, 1,080; England to Sydney, 12,64,
dey to New Zealand, 1,200 miles ; Brnio,e4l
13,890, miles.—Via Panama': England to
,les; !j,
miles ; Panama to New Zealand, 6,000 reiVelsj.,,
land to Sydney, 1,200 miles ; Sydney to be fro
with
government,thought h ahta
swhichrecommendations i s
miles; England to ditto, 14,680 miles.---4 jost,
ol
one of which is that it involves no change 0 ,
another that it is free from the unhealthie co!'
incident to the Panama route, and from thei_„, 01
of quarantine which attaches to that by tlO
But any one of the routes is available, and 0
is after all a minor matter, if it be resole."
the communication. webelievscel"oicilltrP:

MANCHESTER SHARE LIST-CLOSING PRIuES

MARCH.
South-Eastern and Dover, 178 ; London and North-Western,
C Quarters, 1-16 pm. ; North Staffordshire, 11 pm., 1-16 dis. ;
Leeds fifths, S 8i dis. ; East Lancashire pref., 7a-; West Riding
Union, 7 5-16 dis.; Eastern Counties, 71-; Dovers No. 4, reg., 5i ;
Shrewsbury and Oswestry, 14.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.—YESTERDAY.
The English market has recovered from the decline of Sa-
turday. Consols were done at 96i, but closed at about a frac-
tion lower. Consols for account and money, 96, b : Three-and-
n-Quarter per Cents, 98i, ; Exchequer Bills, 56, 9 pm. ; Mex-
icans, 29i, ; Russian Scrip, 12, 2.

LONDON SHARE MARKET.—YESTERDAY.
The Railway market was very much depressed, and eloses at
its lowest quotation. Some large sales have been made in
North Western and Dover stock. London and North-Western,
104, 5 ; ditto new quarters, dis. ; Midlands, 384, 94 ; ditto
halves, 25, 44 dis.; North Staffords, 114, 101; South-Eastern
and Dover, 174,1; ditto No. 4 reg., 51, 3; Caledonians, 113, 3 ;
ditto preference, 74, 3 ; Eastern Counties, 74, 3 ; Great Nor-
therns, 144, 14 dis. ; Great Westerns, 57, 8 ; Leeds fifths, 9, 83
dis.

;=.,, Nine Six
rA.M. I p.m,

LONDON CORN MARKET.—YESTERDAY.
A moderate show of English Wheat. Good qualities sold
steadily at previous rates; but for the coarser qualities was
very dull, and prices a shade lower. Foreign moved off slowly
at barely previous terms. Flour continues dull, and for the
inferior kinds of ship samples a shade easier rate accepted.
Barley, Beans, and Peas met a slow sale at previous terms.
Malt rather quiet at last week's prices. Business in Oats very
limited: supplies large: trade very dull, at about last Monday's
terms.

In. 1 In. Deg. Deg. Deg.
5130•55 30'55 51 46 4
6' 30'60 . 30'66 52 48 4
7 30•62 30'60 52 48 3
81 30'50 33'43 51 44 4
9 30'27 30'25 52 38 3
101 —1 -- --
111 3018 30'63 —.—
5

ARRIVALS.
Qrs. Qrs.
British Wheat
„ Barley
„ Oats 7056
~ -•
„ Malt 10790
„ Flour
Beans
Casks.. 1534
„ 1211

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Bth : ditto.-9th: ditto.-10th: bright; ate".
11th: bright.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL olio
MARKETS' "rr
Subsequently to sending the page contain' ot
article to press, we have received a fuller acc° kets, which we subjoin. ,
Since the General Brokers' Circular Was pn
ilgarei
day last, there has been more doing in the ;AN
the sales consist of 200 hhds West India, 4‘75e.;
39s to 42s for middling to fine white Benares,,,
fine 42s 6d. The grocers are bare of stoct,soe
come more freely into the market. The Putc,',,tio:ll;i:s
very flatly, quite contrary to general exPec,,-prir"
being Is per cwt. on sales previously made "'of
Rice is still neglected, with the exception it,. JP
white,. which sells freely at Ss 6d to 9s Perodl
Rum is limited ; a parcel of Demeraras, a gfid
2s 9d per gallon. Jute is in great request, lona,
bales which were offered to-day, the whole
on fore)
at extreme prices, say £l4 15s to Xl6 per
good quality, Leing lOs to 13s per ton a
prices.

[SECOND REPORT.]
Trade has ruled dull for English Wheat, and even for the
best qualities prices barely supported. Foreign also dull, and
for new qualities Is. lower rates taken. Flour met a slow sale
at late reduction. Common kinds of Barley a shade easier,
but in other sorts and in Malt no change. Oats dull, but not
cheaper. Beans and Peas unaltered in value, but a dull sale.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—YESTERDAY.
Sugar: refined market—Fair business done in home-made
goods, and prices steady at 48s. for brown, and 48s. 6(1. to 50s
for fair and good grocery samples.—Coftee remains in a dull
state, and but little business expected until the news of the
Dutch sales, which commenced this morning. There are sellers
of Native Ceylons at 505., and buyers at 54s.—Tea : Common
sound Congou quiet at 9ld. to 10(1. per lb., but more inquiry
for second Teas.—Cotton continues dull, and but little doinz.—
Tallow a shade firmer, and rather more business doing at stiffer
prices. P.Y.C. on spot, 375. to 375. 6(1., and for three last
months, 38s. 3d. to 38s. 6d. per cwt. The stock is large, and
the deliveries less than last year. Home-made firmer, at 375.
per cwt. cash.—No change in Metals.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARICE'"nlyt-,
We have had a small increase in our sui%vjoil-ft
quality, which met with a fair demand at 1,..10.f01id,
si-51.1" to 40. 0
40' 46
40. "
4d. ° 611,
63d.9' 53,1„'
50. 0 Oi
4.0* A

Prime first-elass Heifers
Second-class Heifers
Prime first-class Oxen
Old Cows and half-fed Oxen
Prime blethers
Second quality blethers .
Old Scotch and Irish Ewes

SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET.—YESTERDAY.
The supply of Beasts is large. Trade not so good as this
day fortnight. Sheep did not sell so well, although choice
Downs realized 4s 4d readily, there being but few at market.
Calves sold no better than on Friday. Prime Scotch Beasts
35 8d per stone. Beef, 2s 4d to 3s 8d ; Mutton, 3s 2d to 4s 4d :
Veal, 2s 10d to 4s 4d ; Pork, 3s 2d to 4s 2d.
Arrivals :—Beasts, 3600; Sheep
and Lambs 20,220 ; Calves,
108 ; Pigs, 185. Holland Beasts, 138 ; ditto Calves, 66 ; ditto
Sheep, 330. Spanish Beasts, 28. Norfolk and Suffolk Beasts,
2100. French Sheep, 200. Scotch Beasts, 500. Leicester and
Northampton and Lincoln Beasts, 300.

On the 10th instant, at Bury, in o°l
DIED. 40t1of
the
~,nn e
JOHN MAURICE CONWAY, Esq., surg';vo'•
late John Maurice Conway, Esq,of this to

SHIPPING.
The arrivals reported to-day are moderate. The casualties
are rather numerous, but not of important character.

SALE OF THE PROPERTIES AT THE LIVER THEATRE.—
The sale at this favourite place of amusement, at which
silks, satins, cottons, and other wares are hereafter to be
exchanged for cash, we trust at more paying prices than
the gems of Shakspeare and other dramatists have ; of
late been, commenced yesterday, under the management
of Messrs. F. and J. Hodgson. The catalogue presented
a singularly miscellaneous assortment of effects. The
first lot was " Don Giovanni's Horse," a very quiet
animal, who was "knocked down" at a very low figure.
Seven " flies", and " wings" of all sorts were amongst
the lots ; the waves of " a golden sea" were heard roaring,
and Egyptian
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were introduced to notice, both " drop scenes" and ,
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aoppiTanmlikoepnhpslrehetate:nriesstiboenesn of this Reverend uen ,4 "AC
the agricultural mind how to farm at the ris ,
iv,
, ~,a,,,
produce hare been recognised in high ' b
traders,G ip ' the
under the above title,sad havcc,ll°
makes .., ID To.
quoted with great geof 11'),taiinc.
Rev. nintiebmotahnthe houses of parliament.
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plan, which
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the keeping of pigs, as being the most Pr(l'lyest ' le,the.•
ing ammonia, for manuring the land for eta', to 0r 'st
July last year, he tells us in his patnikle;Dt 'l-,r.Hrksn•v
large number of hogs to fatten, and, in tuill ilk Un,, Frlty),
consumed of meal, bran, and pollard, 6,,,,; hi "`e,tt'"'ill 'an''n,'
in meat and attendance of £164 7s• 1"40 OCsOgensten -
creased in live weight, 14,467 lbs.; and, 10! 1-41'utto,k.tv.
weight at forty-five sevenths of bis, or Wile' Doors -
following would be the result of this part?!,ll7. ze ''tt' ones
Meat sold, 10,152 lbs., at 41d. • • Xlv 7 7,_ 114even1
Cost of food, &c.
411 e its" 8.
n -.4..0,
or, ifPsroolfidtat sd. per pound, the prati2w6-0;11:eld!' .t., '"ce
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Mr.
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BY MR. C. H. CHADBURN, 71, IA AO, '4 the '
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