The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-05-21 00:00:00

May 21, 2147 !I
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A Derby papers glve( •W's
A GHOST STORY.—The
the appearance of a ghost
Istate Hiatt took n oi',
Church, in that town. They ,0 be see_„„„f,
the summit of the tower, and was I , n PIV
in front of the church, waitingany
rruesaay eoiicer.
" mysterious stranger ;" and,
ve '; of the P,',,.090,
the crowd was so great -hat se rai
habaosuetsunsinede o'clock, on
uonndtrhedast elevated
citeroen,t;seil
The ex sod t 4
turn out to clear the streets.
her lnerea • I e J
this ridiculous tale has been rat
f throne.
e,op
reality in hurling a stone from its
essectots :,'
the head of one of the anxious 1,',,e sexton '`
si:u out : fi'ol7raillei, etd4,l,
was merely the
Flo ;t
tnuisrhnsedoubtytthhaet gthheosstphecatvrieng iv he
.as rab.tBs,taltha 1,6111'
f Xit" 'if
the bell ropes. ass office °f hoe 0,
THE FORTUNATE GRZYS.-' , ana t Sif•
rornised '• ' 4 derell
Marrable. The appointment was p
James'snum, i the
Palaceß o,ard becameofG rye:
vacant
nCt
Macdonald, 01, I
Russell to Mr. Normant a=ne Jobe'
the long services of AdiutanGenersl Sit), tbod
performed by his father, the late
_„soosl ,p)
Grey !—(when will there be an en. and a geutisS)
that fall into the lap of the Greys!) a
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Tidsohoneoahel dei.no a
teThhlesaega
iafptbpeooefinn thetme conferred
etnarorefeo
Iditiftil.s
nil,atoh•••l
est notboeo
i,ruvti.. tab,oolV
tvhucnsuleavia
bcriaapssChlefa°_rA by ord...e:erci
oCblfeeirlkliolniomlthioteetdOhffiet
annum,ocpe.trihvsyoaospopubertrgaei.ned th
It dest,,i
ANOTHER SAVINGS BANE DEPAtifflagfiCkahb f;
has appeared at the Market Weighton
of Jerehrl3o' 05;
the Hull Savings' Bank, in the perso
der, w-t 11:.
Wig' °l'
tthreees,gaednrtaapnedr,manadnagWeresolefytahtei
The accounts of the bank were exaino o'clens,
head directors, and it appears there,
tii:roughlieno't
money, out of £BOOO, that has passe° hee!ad.,
hands of £1,900. Fictitious names had shitsthe/.
loontut'beildlescoth:::tio!ltl:
of
shf este,
ibi
said
otAkhisea,rreakne isdt
-mw sufficientoeni moue
iltof rnionmß
ther tai
Branch,
nyudit, time('baak
t,
bets.
ti ere
ipe
to Payed 1a,b04
15s. in the pound. Roantree has °`_;T, „srtY Ito°
personal property to the trustees, am' ._ tba 0
the sum of £l5O. It is hoped, thereter'i ,b
sitors will not be serious losers. ,iic OP i'
he>4°°`P
STRANGE IF TRUE.—III a paragraped
..,i
last week, we alluded to the story rely' ,oig''ii
who was found in a destitute condition P95;0.;4
Manchester Guardian, alluding to the el!? `;tv Ili,
—We are able to throw a little light ~pbte to,
For some months past, a young svealau'lirthedtrieslosi;
and most probably the one referred t.°t.3bleitliesetsji
paragraph, has contrived to dupe char,
.„,ents ,A)
different parts of the country by state', tbe:f6
those which appear to have imposed uP°BtoOubge
Halifax man. There is not the slight° yid. 0 4r,
them. Mr. Cobden has not, and never„-sbetristrd
the East Indies, or in military service ae"tsserB4,
six months ago, she was in Derbyshicf 51,00*
found credit with several persons ;an Aft•/14
heard of from different quarters. viestiarpil
SERIOUS CHARGE OF ARSON.—°° flier °`oot
Paull, son of Mrs. Paull, the late occur„ed ddbs
chart. to .rr
Farm, near Ilminster, was arrested, fire „to tr
on the 20th day' of March last, set of S'ol
tatives _A
wheat, the property of the represen sogsscler.i
deceased. John Harris, a labourers deltad irto.S,
versation-he had with the prisoner, orris had 'col
sale to him to set the ricks on fire.
_ris io tils'Aislt
night the fire broke out, seen Mr. Pau pro19:09"
itfhheestwaockuid
bAeirs.ilPeanutlolnhatdh,essiunbc
jeetchteriofita,irterh,ies.triccelt„:6o,l,
It was urged for the defence, that bele ja r
believed oh his oath, and that the w. eort_ 004
Autrmped up story, for the purose '9l to ali3e,
reward of £5O had been promisedfire.
~
would give information respecting the es
trates committed the prisoner. litl ir
lo'
Greenock Railway Company have st
RAILWAY GOSSIP : WORSE Tllal
oppsi 0
hear that the committee of investigati°nolecld
0509091
very queer things connected with tillPlere i 5
Particulars are not of course given. -.1-th the,4
man who has long been conAected wi ,tish „d,
the
einAgsb
eurpdoenenthe lines,
i Caledonian,nthe
way tohfe e
oSicAsi,ce,„
roe , oP-t0..540
to contractors for elays, that enabled .o';',i, ere 05
their engagements with large profits. for„brAl
attention. The letting of the contract
at til pip
nance of way for the Greenock ComPti Ogfriii Vt,
rate of £2OO per mile, is of a piece Fare II Ai
refer-to. Greedy as Hudson was, vl ;, it tetras'
if railway matters are thoroughly prtemi Pe..,,trilt)
that deeds greedier than his have u`s-etll w (I
some who hold their heads very high, be pi
the hpuse.--Glasgow Advertiser. of tA Pctil
po .0„ a ,
Two SOLDIERS DRUMMED Ottr.itoestoz
stream Guards, named respectively ""afaiesolY;l,7(
were on Tuesday drummed out of lisierres,t,°,ofe)
in the parade ground, in front vas he " a of y .6
Charing-cross, London. Avt cresc_recliS, he 0,,d1„,
up their positions in front of the bars t,
hour, in order to witness the punis'l O'°'eil. Dei
known that the men had been guilty ° whiP lig I bet,,
• previously roll t"'
conduct, both having been previo fo he, P
appointed time the whole of the reelid, '( thee bel 'el
ment were marched out upon the gruuseirfl,s loStio
, delinquents, with roves fastened ars' sgr etflfse
tAwhreearretewhp
two fellows
,l,fl
eeldl
Aoowfutset out, and
eaurnneddteturhrgennyei
dnwgoe ruteth tioshf ehntrelyc,
ole:c:fisrdi
;ti;
ground, the band at the time plaSi iisiit!svil ,
gates immediately closed upon them• ,is 0 ,pie.4ootcti
SINGULAR BEQUEST.—Some few years ago, Mrs. Saill street they were greeted with the ye' ej P..,,' '9e .1 jite'ol
ter,ev e ever
Heats,t 1 ht i
aenupgbweArhroitcadvhocsoieosfdwrechtddal
eaioprnyif
ngw7lahaas,eoj werrpsaeeuwwtraT
hvytdliaelt,
islrshone,hyylftitifonehpomggbalet
lerthwodose
erawoswanywibshei,nanrnaogDrrggtraeshoecthnrluet
,sehoi
rßrenitebtodieauscul
hbkteoas
jovlfmarieevensenslb:
thatogsar,urswicrhap l
eoffitooflri
rcuotnekhlni g
should
, For a minute or two the men apPeufto enserboy
n oflatdhlee brewery,
iits
side,for and scarcely knew which way to turn robe tes 41 tr
mob. The first thing they did was °el:4°o4li/
wmpb:ohwea
reedeinetyadi givenloyn the awaypublic
rbeyatdh,ewpiothsseasnsoirresoff, which they threw over the halo beto sly ti
commanding officer ordered the same s roe. 1g t" iirr
a ladleful of stingo in that public mannerem,mompretaiyepdrb.e seen again, so that nothing belonging to,tb Dall';,seliori
main to further disgrace the regimen" was, 't001c.,,0
Wqueent neediy disappearedns
to hEt
eapdci
ThdAut
EPITAPH.—The
lcail:37 thewith barrelthe a
li
es
,part of the evening one of the nsell„ passto v
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assaulting a police-constable, whom 'I •05t 1' ori
al is
imFitoii.re- of the officers who gave evidence g IP iti9)
41°1'0
comrade. vieo. 05t,
,ip f
soonthe MIN• FERRAND AT GOOLE.—On, ntectio, e cl' osolti
method was substituted of a spike-hole. a large and influential meeting of pro to ti; p. 4
appears
sloiUn called e 010 r
at Goole. R. Creyke, Esq., was r,,sitst fsy
following resolution was moved by ts.-' 'ttliell
, conded by Mr. Campbell, auctioneer.— tho sass ..)
Here lies the body
Of 1 ing being impressed with the convictibite'r )1'0,9
Lady O'Looney, . portation of foreign productions intoe9 of °offeror)
Great Niece of Burke, , caused the depression which all class,. 005 00 if,"
Commonly called the sublime, ' subjects connected with agriculture o's thel gole4
She was . that the evil will continue so long 3 stY g ois4
ionate, and deeply religious; ' Aloe e r , ,
Also, she painted , thereto, earnestly hopes that her 'etto • nn 01,13
will adopt immediate measures to ivy -010ti°06 i
,
In water colours, res i a isc
And sent several pictures : sequence attendant thereon." Thit,errote ,sto tS
To the exhibition. nimously adopted, after which Mr- ta iniurPeoi./,
She was first cousin meeting at great length, showing ti,,e, fie.,;e3 taljbl,
To Lady Jones;
And of such been done by the miscalled free trroigulye,lQ
Is the Kingdom of Heaven. in very emphatic laaguage, the tor..tq ime
jesty's Theatre, a stout-made Italian, nearly fifty years of
On Tuesday Henri Stephan, born-player at her Ma- cludeci by' proposing— " That a Farmer /41 ,Pil ri
,fi;
age, mounted the Duke of York's column, London, and' " atrocious infernal, hell-born" cot s,sBo°,:ed,sisi
whilst the attendant's head was turned another way, he d-' •
e, an wi
ng Sla* elOl°AI CP,;I
isgraceful stigma of encouragi nce
__,l) ,r,
suddenly, by a violent effort, threw himself over the rail- cgaisp,eiteanlc
aotuhroamemento.lelatrievseculiesdousrteroYt,,l3.
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seconded by Mr. Marshall, and at 0 nt, eFF'fy;hei,j,
lag at the south-east corner, at the height of 160 or 180 much applause. A petition to parliaruse toe
~.° of is
feet. He fell upon the granite pavement with a most
fearful crash, falling directly upon his head, and of course
preducing instantaneous death. 'His body was horribly elm ,:11 tbe,
Dt waowsoo resolutions,
seconded w absyadooirp.tewd o.riwtheenr Aricortheofecilc
to the chairmawand Mr. Ferrand con had bt by pee, ht
bruised in every part, hislegs, arms and several ribs being ings, and Mr. Ferrand, whose speech otioothe 'lOl
broken—his brains scattered upon the ground, and the plauded, was followed to the railway sot et art ?
Hobs of the basement of the column. His bones in two
blood tinging not only the pavement, but even some per- art of the nswho had been Ares Or ttifo
Trso .
loudly
his clothing. It appears
Titles fror ei'ere
cc' V
that the deceased had been in an unhappy state of mind
or three places protruded through and they again, cheered h—imA
• O. tile 0
Leeds.
fearfulycoll.lso 01 ssl Oa
during the last three weeks. RAILWAY COLLISION.--A sotto P Iso, V
, Saturday week, at the Edinburgh ~ d `with oe 00e/
' THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—On Thursday a British Railway. A train, crow" idly Pero ogi
special meeting of the proprietors of this company was
held in London on matters referred to in the report of the being waitingfofuonrd anto
been engine, the
ft
order,he on eiroarsig,
i, e
app
d 1.0,,t4
directors presented to a previous meeting. Mr. Charles of rails to the other, in order to let tkei tbe greetsfi
Russell, chairman of the board of directors, presided.
The directors recommended a reduction of salaries to the' pine pass beyond it.' From somemisr gat the
extent of £1,200, extending through the whole body of and a collision was' the consequence' ed the eal/
officers. Mr. Williams, the chairman of the committee in front of the train, which experiene
.05, alto,',,
of consultation, recommended a reduction of £2,000 in the collision, was nearly smashed in Ire iiir...l,oof,r ,
the seventeen higher officers who receive £lO,OOO a year. on the same rails, the locomotive Vino° foisoieleh
He proposed an amendment to this effect, which was in pigs
over the luggage van' asouti' re tpill
a manner,
carried, but a poll was demanded. It appeared that the half fell over the , soe ~ ,
two arts, the uppere 10° to. 0"
salary of the secretary, Mr. Saunders, was reduced from leaving the wheels and axles on th ~,1.00
~‘ a Ape,
£2,000 to £1,500, and of this he complained, as lie hadin thette rovesoco,
sion occurred, deeply imbedded
served the company for 15 years. Mr. Williams acted
fortunate were thrown high into
and sefroie,
Doe ir
in concert with shareholders in Liverpool. The result of being dreadfully shattered ; but, tike esui!ti, i,,,,
the poll was a majority of 1,394 proprietors, and 15,386 roof
remained uon the line, and (tle,) 0 ii', ti' P
votes for the directors.been br° er6 i'''
' ing it with the truck having
nfs the
ci,, Jorvil
MESMERIC INFLUENCE.—We have received from , a
age van sustained little less iniol'saiarllettee 4
~which also escaped being thrown
,_, sho„revel,o,
correspondent the following very extraordinary circum-backwards, from the severity of ;10 halu_o tIIF
stances respecting the arrival at Peterhead, on the 3rd thirty yards. The engine was found 'sr. srhas„3l;et tpi
instant, of the Hamilton Ross, whaler, early in the sea- the line, but the tender was thrown (4!,'h0511,,1;e4 tOI.,
son, beyond any former precedent. She has made the sunk in the ground to some depth: ,sty, "ittecl'ossiD
voyage, out and in, in two months and three days, being other parts of it sustained some lniu '
.the quickest ever made, and brings 153 tuns of blubber.
This remarkable event was distinctly and positively an- luggage van. The passengers, ue,kered cria9°:)l4:l,
nounced by a boy under mesmeric influence at Peter- alarm occasioned by the collision,
pad
_toe c?,,,ita 01,
head. He stated lately, in presence of a large audience, trifling injury. One lady, in a firu here oe,/
that the Hamilton Ross would be the first vessel to engertolnveresk, unfortunately, t,, oed
of i,if:
arrive, on the sth of May, with 14,000 seals (about 150 swindow, in the attempt, it is statf . She.erie•ger?"
tuns). The boy was asked what he saw on board the the train extended no further thcTerontabetcolleopstille
ceived a severe wound on the ternparned iole,%!_ji, ,
Hamilton Ross at the time he was speaking, and replied, Most of the other passengers gist ' TV .o),e.e.ares:,
that he saw the captain and doctor in the cabin hanging kind, principally slight COntusionke.ds eret'ogisii,ovss
over the mate, who had got his hand hurt, a circumstancenamedis the r- f. oe ,e'
which proves to have been true at the exact date men- sequence of the recent strike of tion o
o'o
tioned. At the same time the, boy stated that Sir John and stokers, from attempted reduc ,stions.
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Franklin was quite well, but looking thin, and would re- the introduction of some new'regn'' I,o"'t Ots';
, FINE FLOWING RINGLETS.—The care of the hair in
turn safe. Aitken, one of the net "I'ogillarileir DO
Sl' or •eito,, se, e;
taken into custody.
1' uri-ki- eri y • bei
infants and young children is, by experienced mothersP '
ING CURED BY HOLLOWAY'S India L Cue., calit-
0.,P'.,
A LIVER AND STOMACH -0- PILL s.-:ropso tile dee ),
and nurses, too little regarded. No mistake can be more late of the honourable East
rseroploy,rso
esetils4
the tre '_•.., o°,o l'"_e'res of'
injurious than the supposition that neglect in this par-
ticular can continue with impunity. The seeds of
professigloowaY..feetcrrocr or
strength or weakness are laid in the nursery; and thestaderrusnsorilesteloil it il
ofan and for
Iniveearr,lyintwdiegnetsyti-efinv,e
aY:0:0 sely_ski he ale so
majority of the fine flowing ringlets, or bald heads, of which appeared to be raPjaYn,,,„ent m his rqs i' As
after years, are traceable to this early period.—OLD- Establishment, suffered most
sickess ini his tDietvi
RIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA, long celebrated for its eminentlion,
medicalandi n..
genial and invigorating qualities, in prcmoting and re- country he was-advised to try
sirs_sb a p_essts o , ge,d
aware 96 It 'Alf
according to the printed directions) forsapplication during .
Storing the growth of the hair, is peculiarly,fitted (applied
has astonished all that were ,
of
.5t 0
the tender years of infancy ,and childhood ; and no nur- rently hopeless case. and indeed wb'ttsisirge.,
sery where personal advantages lire held in any estima- The mortality of Londe/m deereass'nsidebeellol'or
tion should be without it. For embellishing the hair the rally, shows a gradual annual..ellses c)tive,s ,-jeloid:
balm is pre-erninent. A 'smooth, rich, and beautiful superior medicine has effected U.:'
re of P 40,00
.04:i,
known, _ the populationlosu'surance the owsslc Dert,e;
appearance, with a gentle waive, or glossy ringlets, full,
luxuriant, and graceful; being the admirable results of -reduced during the last few Y,,;',l;eso a lc:, o
out;
its use. For cleansing the hair the balm is most vain- as prosperous as formerlys It. nalsa° alts' sto 115_9
able, as it effects this essential object without drying up en,ae qa , asi si sp t,
strafe that some cause, favourau eOf , vie i r f
;acre'
rates of premium for Life 11;__.,,, yet
c,- e'er eiko .0,1
the natural mojiture and thus preventing decorative must have produced such „ ,30 g _edientisllo
these causes, the increased K
les in at
...0 ,
...,
arrangement--d fault so much complained of by those
sha %spores,'
and immediately the many very valuable disco
removes the scud. Price 3s. 6d., 65., and lls. per bottle; most prominent. Thesnl
no other prices are genuine. Ask for OLDRIDGE'S BALM, off thousands, has b
who use ordinary detergent mixtures,
13, Wellington-street North, Strand, London. Never 006 succe lora n'''
all-sPs°43.,wcalneoille,'S
Seel to C Ahi 10
let the shoPkeePeri persuade you te, use any other article tims, has beet theroughlY Y"
go a gubstitute for OLDRIDGB's BALM. and Rheumatic Pilb.
nation ; and go9tes'fhat ISs
...nanisaea

union in the bonds of the Orange institution, to deny
ourselves:at a time like this the advantages it is still so
eminently calculated to afford us."

enteral INfOrellaup.

Some ancient Egyptian ointment, preserved in an ala-
baster vase, in the museum at Alnwick, still retains a
powerful odour, though it must be between 2,000 and
3,000 years old.

Special committees have lately been held at the Ord-
nance Office, for the purpose of examining various neg,
kinds of muskets which inventors have submitted as im-
provements on the weapons now used in the British

service.
While a youth was sailing for amusement in a cobble
off Scarborough, on Friday week, a gust of wind upset the
boat, which immediately sank. Fortunately the youth
was a good swimmer, and he succeeded in reaching the
shore safely, after swimming about an hour.
A hen belonging to an innkeeper at Hipperh6lme, York-
shire, was lost on the 17th of April last, and after a period
of 17 days was eventually found alive in a large brewing
pan, partly covered over, from which she could not pos-
sibly escape. She had laid three eggs, but could have
received no kind of sustenance whatever during the time
of her confinement.
ADVENTURES OF A DEBTOR.—During the gaol delivery
in York Castle, in December, 1848, a debtor, named
Rothery, who was then under confinement, contrived to
make his escape, which he effected so as to make his way
to America. It appears he had got tired of that country,
and returned to his native place, Golcar, near Hudders-
field, where he was captured a few days since, and re-
lodged in York Castle.
NOVEL ARRIVAL BY POST.—On Thursday, a gentleman
in Edinburgh received by post from London, the Illus-
trated News of last week, when on tearing open the cover
and unfolding the paper, a very large mouse was jerked
from the sheet over the staircase, and fell on the lobby
floor below. There it lay for some seconds apparently
stunned, but, just when about to be killed, it recovered,
made for the dining room, and, after a run round the
room, got to earth beneath the grate.
The emigration from the United Kingdom during the
ten years ending the 31st Dec., 1846, amounted to
856,392 persons, giving an average of- 85,639 emigrants
a-year. During the year 1847 and 1848 the number of
emigrants was 258,270 and 248,089 respectively, being
nearly double the largest number that had emigrated in
any previous year. During the year 1849 the emigration
had reached the unprecedented number of 299,948 per-
sons, of which number 260,817 proceeded to North Ame-
rica, 219,450 went to the United States, and 41,367 to
British North America.
Most probably the threatened commission to the Uni-
versities will not now be issued. The Duke of Welling-
ton, who never feared to meet the foes of his country, in
whatever shape they might present themselves, has raised
the standard of opposition, and all true-hearted English-
men will rally round it. His Grace said, "He hoped
that no proceedings would be taken which would have the
,gfect of forcing some of the most respectable, faithful,
and loyal of her Majesty's subjects to choose between
THEIR DUTY of obedience to her Majesty's commands,
and THEIR DUTY with respect to the execution of the
law."
THE LATE EXTRAORDINARY TRANCE.—The daughter
of James Cromer, of Farrington, whose extraordinary
condition was noticed in our last, spoke on Tuesday last
for the first time for upwards of 13 years ; her first inquiry
was for her aunt Killen, and when her aunt came the girl
immediately repeated the Lord's Prayer. Extreme weak-
ness prevented her from articulating many words in suc-
cession ; cramp and convulsions are supposed to have un-
locked the jaw for the time. She experienced a great
deal of pain for many days ; the jaw is again set as firm as
before. The girl seems to apprehend that death would
soon terminate her existence.—Bristol Mirror.
RAGGED SCHOOL UNION.—The anniversary, of this
SOciety was held at Exeter Hall, on Tuesday ; Lotd
Ashley in the chair, supported by Lord Kinnaird, the
Earl of Harrowby, Earl Waldegrave, Mr. Cochrane, and
others. The report stated that there was at present 94
local ragged schools ; 256 boys and young women had
been sent out to Australia within the last eighteen months,
all of whom were employed at good wages, and were doirig
well. The public had been applied to for the emigration
fund, and £1,220 had been received towards the object.
The number of voluntary teachers was 1,350, and the
week-day scholars were 5.174.
ONE WHO TAKES CARE NOT TO GIVE OFFENCE.
the Eclectic Review there is a paper on Wesleyan mat-
ters, written by a dissenter, who ostentatiously professes
"-a studious care to avoid giving offence," and to be
"charitable in the constructions put upon conduct."
Here are some samples of the performances of this con-
siderate gentleman :—John Wesley--" sacrificed even his
principles as a churchman to his irrepressible love of
sway." Richard Watson—" did not disdain to prostitute
,his rare talents." The entire Wesleyan conference—are
" a class of ministers rarely exhibiting much outward and
visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace."
The receipts of the London and North-Western Rail-
way for the week ending the 12th inst. show an increase
of £6788 over those for the corresponding petiod of last
year, namely, an increase of £3366 for passengers, parcels,
carriages, horses, and mails, and £3413 in the merchan-
dise and cattle traffic. The past week includes the ailment
taken during the Chester races, which occurred in the
preceding week of last year ; but, of course, the goods
traffic has not been augmented by the races. The increase
of traffic since the commencement of the year has been
£45,630 over the corresponding period of 1849, or a weekly
increase of £2400, that is at the rate of £124,800 pe'

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