The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24 00:00:00

THE tIVERI'OOII STANDARD.

TO COR It ES PO S D ENTS

human liberty • and spiritual. emanlipation, and
which points the way to a glorious immortality—
free and open to ail who seek it—according to the
directions given in that Book which has civilized
Britain, and which would civilize Rome if she
would take God at his word." Does Mr. Holt
think that any "compromise" which he can sug-
gest will reconcile such discordant opinions ? Does
he think that the proceedings of our Town Council
have been so harmonious of late that a little variety
in the shape of theological discussion would be
nrivoninapt ? WP

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MORNING,

T. 24, 1850

Council; and we

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us in the pre.
Company, to which we have recently adverted, and
which was established for the purpose of supplying
the town of Newcastle-upon-Tyne with water.
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s of the Union, by enacting that it shall
not circulate beyond the limits of the particular State on
whose security it is based, it is still freely exchanged

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throughout the Union, and even preferred in many ea's,

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'RANSITIONISTS

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There has been some degree of doubt, for several days
past, as to whether the Rev. Henry Wilberforce, brother
to the Bishop of Oxford, had actually joined the Romish
It was well known that he was in Belgium,
,nd apparently intent on some such purpose. But as to
,he actual steps taken, different statements have been
published. The Church and State Gazette of Friday,
avers that Mr. W. " was received into the Popish Church
on Monday last, at Mechlin." The same journal also
states, that—

communion

subject

3 IL IS

likely to be

"The Rev. F. Ballard, and G. Baal
Chapel, and Wadham and Worcester Col
became Oratorians. It is said that more than
have left Margaret Chapel for the Church of Rome, since Father
Oakley commenced his Romanising proceedings there, which
have been so ably continued by his friend and successor, Mr.

late of Margaret
s, Oxford, have

)f the licensed clonmen of that

Brew's, We
on the occa

-street, formed part of Father Newman's audience
ion,of the delivery of his recent lectures, and it is
satisfactory that they produced the desired effect in so many

Sep,

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neipation, and 4 for extras were rendered in the month of Augnst, 1850, CALIFORNIA AND CURRENCY INTHE UNITED WEST LANCASHIRE INDEPENDENT LATEST INTELLIGENI
____as ehown in the report. According to Mr. B iteman's . STATES. MISSIONARY SOCIETY, nle Off' 3 immortality
report of June 6th, 1830, the probable cost of the works BY ELECTRIC TELEu...
Lccording to the between Woodhead and Manchester is stated to be The arrival in America of gold specie from the Cali- The West Lancashire branch of the Independent Mis- ---------
0410
.ch has civilized :€282,652, showing a difference of cost between it and the fornian mines is beginninc, to tell upon the commerce and slavery Society held their annual meeting last evening in L01,11)014, 3100 „di
a Rome if she estimate of November 7th, 1818, of £64,791, to which the monetar condition cif that country ; and the regu- Great George-street-Chapel. Chapel. The greater part of the he Fran"'
PARIS, StINDAY.—The Patric sayst_ ,
_tido, ,
Does Mr. Holt may be added the saving on the purchase of pipes, as larity of they supply imparts confidence to all parties. congregation attended. Among the gentlemen on the meat has addressed, through Generaul.etTobjet.,
eh he can sue, shown in the report, and amounting to £22,417. Also Under any other circumstances than a profitable yieldplatform were Wrn. Crosfie d, Esq. (in the chair), John remonstrances to the Foreign Office, o
_tile_ any r
pinions? Dor'es may be added, as stated in the report, the several amounts of the mines, and the direction of the gold raised to the ropper, Esq., Sam. Job, Egg., Revs. Dr. Riffles, Dr. bout few* io
r Town Council W to Mr Andreer, £3,500 and to Mr. Matley, United States; that country must have been long before Tidman, James Parsons, J. Kenedy (from Bewares), W. French refugees in London. Wit „died o.e
e CO'
£17;d500 ; and' for an atixiliary reservoir, £3,000 ; Taking this in a condition f' difficulty—the credit of her P. Appleford, Loxton, Birrell, J. Spence, and Dr.
It a little variety the total excess of expenditure, as compared with my mercantile and manucturing interests stopped, and the Criehton.
on would be an estimate in 1848, £101.208 Ms.." rates of discounts ruinously advanced, through the efforts The R ev. Dr. RAFFLES read the treasu.rer's report,
frombfeiatirns g theirtfhr ascentitnitirei :idea °•,r)
in the note of General Lahitte that the reit' a
of the Republgiounc.feroacsekedsinogfs tifie tlE'en: e...iees'i
which would have been required to be made to pay for from which it appeared that the sum remitted to the,
he re-introduc-: It is but just to Mr. Bateman, who is a highly-
mncil ; and we respectable engineer, to remark that, by a different her heavy imports from Europe. With a deficient cotton London Missionary • Society was above £BOO.
crop, other descriptions of property would bave had to The Secretary of the parent society, the Rev. Dr. than tri .40
iete.9"
at once given mode of arranging his figures, he reduces the purposes. 14!. Larochejaeuelain has comp )
be pressed for sale, to fill up the- vacuum in her expo!ts, TIDMAN, referred to the labours of the society's mission-,, 2011,..0,
from the Legitimist.. t
actual increase to £30,000. For example, he as preferable to lime forced into n monetary famine. ariee' Their operations during the past year comprised SCHLtSWIG HLpar y.
1-10,113"G"-',. al, e''''P
alteration ? Is ignores, in his 'calculation, the £22,417 saved in By the aidof "'however, America
the Californian yield, five great sections—Polynesia, '• - Africa,l China, West Indies, STEIN, -
looked after. The Prefect of Police has de ..cr. il
Danes have taken possession of Fehr, 'l'riltlille Cl'l ig'
a town will be the purchase of pipes, forgetting, however, that has been enabled to meet the adverse balance of trade and 'British India. Themsooirlalosumwohniewh hitchhethetyrol3boulii.ird
I meetings will this saving must have been balanced by a loss some- against her without difficulty, without any perceptible was as diverse a.s the Sylt , i n fact,
`l6ljeer°,o
othreie Holstein gun-boats, the wheoleee_Vresist?,;o
interruption to the industry and enterprise of her citizens. Tidman, in proof of the fruits of missionsy in general,
Amphitheatre. where else; and, perhaps properly, he places the
The following statistics.e spew the rapid rate at which adverted to an occurrence which took place on the occa- aitletriae wsi!ostrtCoast could. Tiaollie Iflocouritmeu:i were
tir,e' 1
eis will for the amounts paid to Mr. Andrews and Mr. Matte to
~America is being furnishndi
ed. ? a gold circulation : sion of the consecration of two colonial bishops. The seven woundear mmancientihwe best of their so,'
fort°thefirt)
neil will again the compensation account, which is not 'included
eni,tastifoszinigntt„hPelacimlaoauelnethoictl,glx
mow,
yag
thethe Churchold statement,
Society, in his
.ser- to be in perfect safety. They must run aril.'
liscussion. Mr, in the estimate of £280,000, the cost of the engi- that it had been instru-
mental in converting half a million of people from idolatry.
furn'ts'illieettir&neslbriirmoefiltcheestUatemt
every man who neering works alone, and silver deposited, and gold and silver coinage at the mint,
for the first eight months of the present year :
)t to alter the According to either of these gentlemen's views UNIT ED STATES MINT, -PH ILA DELPHIA—DEPOSITS AND The Arehbishop of Canterbury wished to be furnished cannot
enDor
peassshuavp
a__.L_____...______________ing Frederickstadt on the form
ite Schools will the case is alarming. Mr. Bateman, to whom COINAGE. with statistics, and the result was, that the number of
conversions by that society appeared to be 600,000, nearly 'tilt/
, instead of at- the country through which his proposed works Goldl deposits. from January to July, 1850,8
13,701,210 . were comm.unicaWs ; but he (Dr. CESAREW/Cll.—RLuAssThEorSoTu
El half of which number
trice, and which are being carried is familiarly known, has met DTtco,usilliTto, from Ist to 31st August, 185^
'' Tidman) by extending the test to their society, had shown broke and Backbiter, 10 to 1; Chantrey, ^.3
I* )1
to do, we shall with unexpected difficulties. He has had to adopt, inclusive
NEWMARKET TRIENNIAL.—Baron Srailui, 4, 0 ,
1 agitation, and as his own report tells us, " enlargements of Amount received in 1850 817,041,210 81 million. Reverting to the early labours of the society, NEWMARKET THREE /°^ V
TRIENNIAL
man of proper parts of the works, and improvements in others Gold coinage from January to July, 1850, Dr. Carey's name was mentioned. When that celebrated Liam Conqueror,the... Kip,'
inclusive
inn
7to 1; mu' 1,
The truth is, not originally contemplated, additional provision for 1,832,105 00 districts were not even known. Now, through the Turntts, 11 to 1 ; Hagley, 20 to 'l. itlesSt° 4
is a mere clap- floods, which, soon after the commencement of the Ditto, ditto, for August, 1850
exertions of Dr. Kenedy, there was not one of the nume- DERBY.—Black Doctor, 25 to 1; Aaron Sol , .i.ss,
g.,/ ....."15' ~,
Total coinage, 1850 , $14,501,572 50
Age, and, like work, proved very much larger than they had pre- roux tribes of Indians into whose language the Holy LONDON MONEY AND SHARE MARKE.'' tv
Silver bullion_ received from January to 31st
Scriptures had not been translated. Dr. Medhurst, who , oriceiee
he head of him viously anticipated t" If we remember right, the August, 184 5316,342 62 CLOSING PRICEs•
~ . gad v aotor.
241,387 14 had studied the Chinese language during a space of forty The Consol market has been steady all dal' ni0;406
Itroduce it. To hint to provie.e additional provision for floods was Silver coinage same period.
10,013 86 years, had just revised his translation of the Bible, which ably well maintained. They close at their onenc, tot e,e,
gllßTaEAn'Tdllll,;Nnßtiso,gArlariL,oe,:i.
ppetcoinage? ditto ditto
lye the worthy given by the bursting of the darn, by which the Gold deposits from January to August, 1850, was the admiration of all learned men. The London as below. Railway market dull in the ropri,lB,7, a!l r,,,,.rt
ins, that he is waters of the river Etherow were being impounded. inclusive, as above $l7 041 910 81
, f - Missionary Society held so high an opinion of this work towards one o'clock, at quotations_ wy!cr,,asll, 90:;:til
Previously received from California to Jan. 1, opening prices. Consols Account,,9o3,lNic'ao,.3All;:
r years been a What, if this had occurred after the town of Man- that they had requested Dr. Medhurst to confine his quer Bills, large and small, 63 6 . 1850
________ labours exclusively to developing the Chinese language Actives, 181; Threes, 38$ i;Passiiiive
is;, 3AiiilSiceH9 li, conscience, and chester had become dependent upon this source for .
an-out-of-livery its supply of water ? Mr. Hawksley is not tnore Total 821,599,210 81 with a view to the conversion of that nation ; the Testa- Steck, 1131 14; ditto Quarters,
tilicl,r,i,tryeattliiatextecieeer
tihre.agaes[or4tee meat could be bought in China now for threepence, and Halves, 23 23; North Staffords, 10? a dis.B; . ; dirt .;ilO
.r power to rivet infallible than Mr. Bateman ; and he, too, may ensuing''e lienaornnt hfarOoll'tlfiosoyd,eaaruwt it should be remembered that in China books were never Vatse?orNuo.oo46ltit eot , '
576 v, L-3arieeari4iica.Ter„l. i.v,,i,
immortal multi- find, in the course of his operations, that similar erection of additional machinery, now In progress, pand which theahaaettan islands the society had disposed Western, 69 70 ; Leeds Stock, 46 47; ditts,l,llool illortlybe completed, it is confidently expected will afford
ought, but aids enlargements and provisions for floods may he re-Bs. each, thus. realising a sum of Berwick Pref., 42 a dis.; York and North .31'
lions facilitiesam ton Increaseth hi
at liinecrea coinageae ptaoafeoru
will,r andnaa half
,e 044
e subscribes to quired. All this, however, we are naively assured£l,ooo for readilythe purposes of the society. The Rev. Dr. • _______-- .r,55,„,. is:4
Is to extinguish by the Manchester Guardian, is matter of course in plated in time to meet the large and increased amount of gold proceeded with many interesting details ; from which it MANCHESTER CLOSING PRICES.--4-beor
us, dwiiiastterwl,i,ich is expected from California during the fall and appeared that the society was proceeding most success- London quarters, lg vrem:-Old. Dovers, %il.-
onsistency ? A engineering works. Engineers, he reminds
fully. Among the subsequent speakers were the Rev. 464; Ditto fifths, B'7-16, i—Great Northern, l2# i
1 Schools would almost always exceed their or;g-inal estimates. The For all • this, we have no expectation that our shrewd Dr. Parsons, we ter and Sheffield, 17; Ditto Preference, 81• of' rtiol.,
, but are precluded, by want of space, from 0 'f°,9il
ito take a few people of Liverpool have experienced the truth of transatlantic brethren will have the folly abandon .'
• to the noticing more fully the proceedings of the evening LONDON CORN MARKET.—PEST a teatg in if
Meanwhile we the remark to their sorrow, and can point to St. use of that paper money, which has thus far formed the ' ' -.
• The damage done b the fire has rendered ‘.,sion,
.40,4
almost exclusive medium for conducting their large in- COMMERCIAL- AND -MONETARY REPORT, the old Exchange untenable; and the conbe IX4
t articles in his George's-hall as an instance of the fact, as re Ards gquence, was not diminished this morning. ties ,f 4,'„,5,1
ternal transactions. The same authority from which we
of the Romish a twin profession. Monday Night. Wheat fresh up from the neighbouring coon
_sed r!:,,u
extract the above informs us that, although the legisla-
iment measures Another case of engineering 'fallibility is before I tare has sought to restrict the issue' of paper money by fee
The Share Market, after a large business each day of fair extent, and nearly all new. It was purcrbat,.r 9
monk yin... urr;l-1, ... AeNt.;el r• A 4,.. A ~. 1.,. .4 4.1. :by town millers. at nrices of this day_ wee
int'e.!-nfl.ot',
•••ft .1 ',Z.,. •. • ..--.. doubt,l:)r fce-ecgoirnii: otnibljens

The Share Market, after a large business each day of
the week, closes with a decided tendency to advance this
evening. An attempt has been made by the dealers in
London, for the last two or three days, to lower prices, in
order to bring in sellers from the country, but it has been
attended with very little success. There is a marked pre-
ponderance of real buyers, added to a great amount of
speculative buying, which together must raise prices
much beyond their present point; and this is so evident

MANCHESTER CLOSING PRICES.-I,rAftsto
London quarters, 1g prem—Old Dowers,
1-
46i ; Ditto fifths, 87-16, i—Great Northern,
ter and Sheffield, 17; Ditto Preference, 81-.
LONDON CORN MARKET.--lEsrireOriii
The damage done by the fire has rewlered
ntf
the old Exchange untenable and the coril.be
faireneacxtet ,ef
rnNelt'sa, was
nundpoft
nearlytdiminishedal l n
eeiwg
h. thislt
naosgr
pncuionricr,iastitgrtsrse
by town millers, at prices of this day week, ificeri°
being somewhat rough, trade finished dull'
off very slowly, at barely former terms.
remain firm, and previous quotations Dro:
Barley, Beans, and Peas in steady request, 7oceS.
as much money as last week, in some luso arr
vance. Fair Barley, 28s. to 30s. per qr. Frevties
from foreign ports again large. Good claa,,:wer 5
rates; other sorts were disposed of at a iv

to operators in this market, that the bears must suffer
severely before they can close their accounts. The stocks
most in demand are York and North Midland, Dovers,
Berwick, and those of the old lines generally which are
paid up and at a considerable discount. The more
economic process now used of working the engines, and
also the very good traffic returns, are additional reasons
why we think well of the present move in prices. Com-
mercial Bank and Fire and Life Shares have been favor-
ably aff2ctee:bahe rise in South Easterns, the latter, we
believe, have now almost escaped the loss which they
stood in a position to incur by these securities. This
day's—quotations are :—Cheshire Junctions 16 d. ; Cale-
donians, 8 1/3 ; East Lancashire, 9i ; Old Leeds, 46 +
11; Do. fifths, 8 6/3 d. ; Carlisle 3rds, 2p. ; Leeds and
Thirsk, 11 ; London stock. 113 at I¢s p. ; Old Shef-
fields, 17+ ; Midland, 39; Do. halves, 23 1/3; North
British, 61 ; North Union B, 1661; North Western,
13i ; Dovers, 1911 ; Do., No. 4, 61 ; Berwick, 16a- ;

some instances a trifle ch
English White V
„ Red

455. :,, 4i3.
40,• is.

„ Flour
„ Beans
Irish Oats ..
„ Malt ..

ARRIVALS

1140 sacs

LONDON PRODUC
ar.—Refined : Sever;,

YOrit and North Midland, 19 + .
The demand for colonial produce continues, and, with
the large home consumption and the steady inquiry for

rump;. Crushed much wanted, at
Coffee :• much inquiry for Native CeY!
under 50s. for good ordinary. Plantati
stiffer rates paid.—Tea: more done to
you not to be had under llid. No Pul
been declared.—Cotton : market stub

• rates well s'