The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-03-14 00:00:00

KINSALE ELECTION.

Kinsale, Saturday Night.
This being the day appointed for taking the poll at this
election, the ceremony passed aff quietly, and without
the least disturbance. At the commencement the Con-
servative candidate, Lord Robert Clinton, took the lead,
and, at 12 o'clock, was six ahead of his competitor, Mr•
Hawes, the numbers being—
For Lord R. Clinton B5

For Mr. Hawes 79
The entire polled up to that hour was 164, leaving 30 still
to record their votes. Towards the close Mr. Halve"
gained ground, and won by a very small majority—not
more than five or six at the farthest. The precise num-
ber we have not been able to hear, as the official declara-
tion was not made.

LATEST FOREIGN AND COLONIAL.
The utmost joy prevailed in Switzerland at the news of
the Republic in France.
Accounts from Naples of the Ist instant state, that Ott
that day all the Ministers tendered their resignations/
which were accepted by the king. The endeavours of Lord
Minto to effect a reconciliation between Naples and Sicily
had completely failed.
All the letters received from Vienna described the deep
impression produced in Austria by the account of the
French revolution. The Court was in a state of constev
nation. Alt eyes were fixed on the Prime Minister of
Austria, and Cabinet Councils succeeded each other with-
out interruption. Fears were entertained for LorcbardYr
where agitation continued to increase.

LATEST FROM
.PARIS.—We are glad to find, from the
Paris papers of Sunday, that the most perfect tranquillity
continued to reign in Paris, but there seemed to weigh
upon the public mind a deep gloom, the necessary cone&
quence of the financial statement of M. Gamier Pitgee,
and of new disasters in the banking and commercial world,
the most important of which was the suspension of,per
ments by a banking firm of some importance, intimate!y
connected with railroad undertakings. The firm in que
tion is that of Messrs. Laffitte, Blount, and Co.

Lord Brougham is recovering, and will leave Cannes for
England at the end of the month, travelling by easy stage
The life of Annette Meyers, who shot the soldiers ww
be spared. Sentence of death has been respited.
and
Lord
theil a r
samedinge daarP
mind*
The Five Sisters was lost last week off the. Higm—i to
of Scotland. AU hands were lost. She was bean"
fvoerdvaetniAcel.exandria on the 29th ult.,
Glasgow, from Lisbon.

On Saturday, the directors of the East India Campo'',
entertained Viscount Falkland at dinner, at the Ltindots
Tavern, Bishopgate-street, on the eve of his departure tot
assume the functions of Governor of Bombay.
The Rev. Moses Margoliouth who has been employe&
on the shores of Carthage in sowing the seeds of the Ges'
pel for several months, arrived at Malta on the 28th ult.,
from Tunis. He is now on his way to Jerusalem, IC°
attend the consecration of the new church there. ' _

The ex-King and Queen of the French remain in re.
tirement at Claremont, surrounded by the members
their family. Both are in good health, and the chane
in their fortunes appears to affect them but little.
ex-King takes occasional airings in a private carriage,
is everywhere treated with marked respect.
THE FRENCH EMBASSY.—His Excellency the Coal
de Jarnac is at length relieved from his duties as Frencl
Minister at this Court. On Friday last M. Cottu arrive,*
at Hertford-house from Paris, charged with instructions'
from the Provisional Government to receive from the
Count de Jarnac the archives and seals of the Embassy
His Excellency having delivered over the seals, took v""'
final departure from Hertford-house, and is now resiang
at the house of his noble brother-in-law, Lord Role)",
Grosvenor-square.
ST. BARNABAS' CHURCH.—A series of Lent lectures ig
now in the course of delivery on Sunday and
evenings, in this church. Two have already been AleliY.".:
ered, and the subject of that for to-morrow evening vriu
be,—Church Authority • Second Sunday in Lent, March
19th,—Justification; 'Wednesday, March 22nd.--Future
State ; Third Sunday in Lent, March 26th,—Sanctifics*
tion •, Wednesday, March 29 th,—The Sacraments • Foal
Sunday in Lent, April 2nd,—The Creed ; Sunday ne
before Easter, April 16th,—Sacrament of the Lord's Sub'
per; ; Wednesday, April 19th,—One Mediator ; Got:
Friday, April 2lat,—Christ lifted up ; .Evening,—The
Offering. The two Wednesday and intermediate id"
Evenings between April 2nd and April 16th are unavoal"
ably omitted. Wednesday'
ST. PATIUCHPS DAY.—The Irish Government bad g
long consultation on Friday with the heads-of the militia"(
department, and every precaution will be taken to P
serve tranquility in the event of the republican,. sYn3P.„9"
thizers persevering in their mischievous intention to
memorateSt.Patrick's day by a demonstration of physlulo
force to overcome the Executive Government. There,ue
already considerable excitement in Ireland among
f btu
operative classes, and nothing is thought or spoken.° no
the approaching manifestation of popular_ feeling-
Friday afternoon a second edition of the Freernat,
Journal was issued, for the purpose of laying before t',l
public, with all possible despatch. a manifesto, address!:
to the people of Ireland by Mr. J. O'Connell. The WI
gentleman is evidently in a state of trepidation at the P'7;
bable effects of the storm which lowers over, the horizOi
and towards the raising of which he has .lent the limit'
share of influence he possesses over the public mind. bir
LIVERPOOL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.—The mont 4
meeting of this interesting society was held, last night,
the Clarendon-rooms ; the attendance was munerou4,
etA
Mr. Leatherbarrow. jun., presided. The names of scv ;IR
new members were announced, including Mr. Ge°o3,
Cunningham and Mr. Skirving, nursery and s2edsnv,
Several beautiful plants were exhibited for prizes, naill'o4,
an Azelia Moreana, a new 'variety, from Mr. Gla'asllujuin
Olive Mount, William Brown, gardener ; a Cora—
Varium Nana, from Mr. Thos. Morris, Thos. Thorn
gardener ; an Azelia Ledifolio, from Mr. Musgroveilta,
seryman ; an Archideous plant, the Dindrobium
(we did not obtain the grower's name,) and an Azelia of 0
• bor Perfecta, with a pink,and a white blossom upon ,i,be
stem, from C. Blundell) Esq., North, gardener. h'
stem,
corosimium obtained the prize. A discussion on the „.04
modes of heating agricultural buildings was then resth-otlf
from last month's meeting, and the speakers eloque,t oe
expressed their various opinions and experiences, m° eet'
them in favour of the hot water system; but as the pear
ing did not commence till an hour after the time
our reporter could not await the

T icle
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We are compelled tomit a number of arts from on/11' eselif
impression. t lettfe-e
We have received a long, pertinent, and highly importV
from a " Wine Importer," complaining that the MVOI2O
specting the system of licensing porters had not. 01: g,
mated to, their body for signature—as they have 1,5 t&
cause of complaint ta any other class of meraants- 101370
import," he says, " 'nor 20 hhda. of wine, they, are live
sampled, and warehoused by porters of whom, cie".4
knowledge; and if there is a like number of gallon d0e4,10,11
I have no'reinedy ; indeed, no importer can, have c
in strange servants. This is the general dock systeo"
that of the Albert Warehouse is somewhat w.orose

3;0,
LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, MAltc—r o'o
The supply of stock at our market today was rata- pric,i,
end as we bad a numerous attendance of customer to
were a little higher. Beef, 54d. to 60.; Mutton, 74 • ----

BIRTH. - ----
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On the 4th instant, at Carter-street, Upper St"bo -s
Mrs. WILLIAM INKSTER, of a son.
DIED. the
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On the 10th instant, at Brt4chton, in his 85th Year' 011/'
Hon.
On the i Lord
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nstant, at RGE SEYAIUpper OUR,
Duke-street, elas. 1 3114' 104
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Miss AGNES BAINES, fourth daughter of Mr.
Toxteth-park.
On the 12th instant, atMosley-vale, aged 17 ownth— 3'
1,
enter of JAMES N. HOLMES, Esq.
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