The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-30 00:00:00

LATEST FOREIGN AND COLONIAL.

THE WAR IN JUTLAND.
Advices from Hamburgn, dated Friday night, inform.°
that a courier had arrived in that city from Berlin, bea l
an order to General Wrangel which directs him to %%thin
draw the forces of the Germanic Confederation frog
Jutland, with as little delay as possible.

Order has been restored at Naples.
CAUSE. OF THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA'S FLIGH.•
The walls of Vienna are covered with placards calling °,
the people in general and the women in particular, to Ilfhale
for the Emperor's return. It is now asserted that ',-
Emperor's journey to lunspruck was not a flight, but
abduction ; that he left town in the firm belief that 111,
was going out for a short drive, and that when the trav
ling carriages reached the party at Schonburn, his Pug;
ment was on a sudden overruled by the passionate entd,
treaties of the ladies, who shocked him by a fright
picture of the dangers which threatened him an,
them at Vienna. The whole affair is represented as f.
successful intrigue of a party who knew the character :4
the Viennese, and intended to hurt them to the quick, ouet
force them to every possible concession to absolute pow
by depriving the city of the quality of the Imperial Preg
sence, from which the Viennese are wont to look for a
their importance in their own eyes and of the provinces'

The petition from the clergy against the bill for leg— re
ing diplomatic relations with Rome, has received
than 2,000 signatures, and additional names are rtiPl"

coining in.
elc.
The extensive building factory of Mr. Cooper, at
ham, near London, was destroyed by fire on Sunday., sf
horse valued at £5O perished, and £5OO worth of win°
glass was destroyed. The loss is very great.
Her Royal Highness the Princess Sophia, daughter e!
his late Majesty George 111., and aunt to the Queen, efit
pired at half-past six o'clock on Saturday afternoon,
her residence at Kensington. The Princess became vets
131,
ill on Saturday morning, and was visited by her 0
sister the Duchess of Gloucester, who returned in
afternoon. Her Majesty the Queen Dowager, and —of
Royal Highness Prince Albert, paid visits in the course
the day.
His Royal Highness the Prince of Prussia left Louti_Lll
on Sunday for Dover, whence he will take his departssp
for Ostend. On his arrival at Ostend his Royal Highl3"s,
will proceed to Brussels to visit the king of the BELGIIer
and finally return homewards by way of the Hague, ?f,,,0
passing a few days with his relations in that capital.
-oe4,
great benefits will be derived from this visit to .: 0,
land ; the people of Berlin will receive a constitution
instead of, as they fancied, a despotic successor to o_,
throne ;. while the same people, who are now so clamoroaav'e
for the return of the Prince, and 3,000 of whom he
petitioned to be allowed to march in procession to Nreletj,at
him back, will learn to mistrust the fickleness of o
popular opinion which drove one of their warmest fr.le
to seek an honourable asylum in a foreign land. suridaY
EFFECT OF MITCHEL'S CONVICTION. --On that
Dublin was perfectly quiet. It is a significant fee'iolit,
at the Theatre Royal in that city on SaturclaY
which was very well attended, the gallery visitors e uest
but a faint cheer for "Mitchel." They tried the rrlots
two or three times, and but few persons in the etheatiouol
of the house responded. On the other hand, tlieun,ly
anthem of " God Save the Queen" was raptir for the
plauded—it might almost be said unanimon.t'effeet of
dissentients were too few and feeble to mar '" So that
the loyal demonstration in the slightest degree' f theun-
instead of an insurrection in the city on the day °
°
fortunate Mitchel's transportation, the wbole P P
appeared singularly bent on business and ple.sureer
the misguided tnan could have anticipated this, sur
would have checked his own wild career.--- at
ELDON Rooms.—A very excellent opening supper'
which many new and beautiful dishes, in the Frenchs' 4
were displayed, was given on Tuesday night last, by
Scyde, a celebrated professor of the gastronomic art, vi.r,
u,
is now the conductor of this establishment. The ent
for
tainment was more than creditable, and augurs well
his future success,ulatiou

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER,
BY MR. H. CHADBURN, 71, LORD-STREET

BY MR. C. H. CHADBURN, 71, LORD-STRE"•'--,4
lATMOSPHERIC Daily Direc. e.... 1
Temperature' tion ii 3
,1,-
in Humidity at Fall of ,
1 Pressure at shade byself- Noon. wind 5 ~+Nine Six registering . ' of at
.:„...;--
.3
thermometer Dry Wet Rain. Noon' 4 ri!
e a.m. p.m. Max. Min. bulb. bulb. ?4 •
----...
In. Deg. Deg. Deg. Deg. In. ~,, ,rT -8
55„
23 30'38 30'34 67 55 63 61 AY "i„-,5,7,
24! 30'35 30'32 68 58 67 62 o%,..'N'‘', 69•5,
25: 30'35 30'24 71 60 71 64 r.',''‘',; 70
,o',
26' 30'15 3o'll 70 53 68 62 w•S': 700`;
27.; 30'15 30'14 70 57 69 62 5.8.D* 015 v
28! —I —; o'l6 --_,...'"
29' 29'98 30'01 64 60 —. N' \i
THE NV EAT H E R.-23rd : clouded.-24th: briglitc-ogae(L;
ditto.-26th ; ditto.-27th : ditto.-28th : partially c' Ilea"
night, heavy rain, with thunder.-29th: ditto; no"' _,

TH E W EAT H ER.-23rd : clouded.-24th : 13)
ditto.-26.th ; ditto.-27th : ditto.-26th : partial
night, heavy rain, with thunder.-29th: ditto;
shower.
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