The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-10-06 00:00:00

to this the qua

difference
at t:ie shi

only to about 200 I

'ton was dull at Nev

Exchange has been in good req
improved. Freights for cotton were dull
A great fllod had occurred in Crooked Creek, near
Madison, Indiana. Much damage was caused and six

the rates had

lives we

re lust

A. case of yellow fever had occurred in New Orleans on
Ist ult.

Mr. Pakenham w,.s on a visit to

Mr. Webster. M

,e course

the public dinn
the Ist October

THE BOMBAY

AIAIL

A list of additions made during the present Pontificate
to the index of prohibited books, has just been posted on
the church-doors at Rome. It includes Lamennais'
Commentary on the Gospels, and a Spanish History of
Freemasonry.

A Chinese, in his native costume, made hi: appearance
in the Palms Royal, in Paris, the other evening ; but he
was followed by such a gaping mob, that he was obliged
to take refuge in a cab. It was the first time that a

Chinaman had evtr been seen in that capital.
FRANCE.—The Duke de Montpensier and the Duke
d'Aumate left Paris for Spain at six o'clock on Monday
k, accompanied by a large train of secreta-
ries. medical men. aides•de camp. &c. They would arrive
at Madrid on the sth instant, and the marriages are to be
celebrated on the 10th
Inc

iary fires continue to desolate France, and Bur-
Seven villages of the district of

Ay in particular

police, it had be

anding

.be vig

o:

en impossible to seize the incendia-

Un 'Wednesday night, a serious riot took place in Paris
consequence of the rise in the price of bread. A mob

Isposed o

broke into the bakers' shops, and c
bread, and then broke the shop fronts and

eral of the
1 the

The municipal guard was called out

were not quelled until mitlniAt

VROTECTION TO BRITISH

ons have been made tc

NI A DEIII

the. state of affairs at Madeira. Government are about to
dispatch the Bulldog steam sloop-of-war, Captain Davis,

was to sail from Devemport on Saturday, and remain at
Madeira until her presence is deemed by the British con-
sul there no longer necessary ; and other men-of-war will

be req

after the flu

Tangier, stating that ever% body at the Deira
Ka( er is of opinion and declares aloud that, being con-
vinced of the itnpos,ibility of success. he has renounced

all intention of invading Algeria. this is seemingly con-
firmed by news from the frontier ; " therefore," says a
French ministerial pap' "it is incontEstible that the
war system followed in Algiers has proved of and
procured the most desirable results—the discouragement
of our indefatigable adversary."

MONTE VIDEO.—By the Russian brig Bustruys, which
arrived at Falmouth trom Monte Video, after a remarka-

bly quick passage, en Wednesday, we have intelligence
from that city as late as the 27th July. Matters still
continued in an un,ettled state, with little prospect of
amendment. Mr. Hood, the British consul, was. ab,ent

t Baer

transpire

fLid not

Ins tot

'nerally believed, that
will be Lo peace with

bead even vie(

cted a propob

al for an exchange

A translation of a despatch, issued by the Argentine
Government to General Alansilla, commanding the bat-
teries at San Lorenzo, on the Parana, directing a suspen-

sion of hostilities. pending the negotiations of Mr. Hood

The orders n