The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-23 00:00:00

FOREIGA AND COLONIdL,

FRANCE

The candidateship of the Prince de Joinville gives rise to
warm controversy in the journals. The Constitulionnel
Efirms that his election would lead to a war with England.
left Paris

for Germany
terview

for the purpose, it is said, of having an in
the Count of Chambord

revision

question, the elections of May, 1852, and the chances of
the re-election of the President of the Republic
the principal topic of the conference. M. llt,
London, on a visit both to the British

will form
n has left

Paris fa

s lying in the

to that five prisone _
lton lately died of I

range of To

mmitted by the

consequence of an error

hecary

tablishr

lent, who
for anothe

le a a

rection intend
TEMPERAN,

T IN FRANCE

A temperance

'lan of tt

•ganised in Pari

A nurat

a high post

, princp
be nubl

ly in the ranks of the Clergy, the maiistiae,

Honni
LS itlEt 1.

RANCE. ---A terrible murder

—.....,LLeu oy a woman named France, re-
siding at the mill of Chessaux (Haute-Marne). It appears
that this woman, in a fit of monomania, determined to
her six children to 'lned I‘^-

th. She first poise younges
lying taken some of the poison
or the throats of three others
iened the veins of h.

p. She next

arms, but find
she desired, sh

g that death did not arrive as rapidly as
hurried towards the mill stream to drown

3, ho-wever, just as

she reached th

e.e-aped by beir

vice at a r

, e;aliinani's

'essenger

THE NI

A.Y TO GET I

A JEALOUS HLTSBAN
"A married couple, M

e Droll has the fo'

wife is

tyrant, who

She found her spOuse a jealous
her actions, and refused her the
nts. Business goinz badly they
Sin a separation de biens. They,
a in their own name, to deal in

most legitimat,

ought it pru

ed, ea

curiosities, but neither prospered,
c obliged to shut up their respective shops.
rs were clamorous, and obtained warrants for

more or less aut

nd they w

United by misfortune, the couple secreted
of 80-'

)gne, near Pari

increase

i his bad

and, according)

it quarrels

en the-m.

i nese attracted the attention of
and caused the bailiffs to find out their
—sted yesterday, and taken off to
alighted first, and
shold. After he was duly inscribed
',meeting his wife to join him to
he drew forth a small Docket-
-4o the bailiffs, An instant,
qu.' This coup de Mare
-hment. She, however,

the Debtors' Prison.
crossed the dreaded th

e husband

:scribed

aid tranquilly
Ind I will pa

plunk,
calmly d

one into ast

amount of her own debt and costs,
She then, with a look of scorn at her

That

', to get rid of a jealous

talked trium

IE LADIES

—Tbe President

i the cer

stone of the central ix

ony of laving the foundation-
-place of Paris. Besides the
s cemented into the stone.

a large c

s discourse,

." In laying this firs

of which the destination- is so emi-

r myself with confidence to the
ort of good citizens and the pro.
I be given to us to lay upon the
bundations whereupon will be

tection of heave

soil of I

erected

ly solid to offer a shelt
y of human passions

The m,

leatity, pre

him with ;
these bee('

On presenting

st companions