The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04 00:00:00

NOTICE

THE Shrewsbury Companies having arranged for
an EXPRESS TRAIN to leave Chester at 5 10 p.m., and
arrivein Wolverhampton at 7 10 p.m., in time for the London
Express, find the London and North Western Company have
issued a Notice " that the 5 0 p.m. from Liverpool will only
SET DOWN Passengers at Wolverhampton, but that a Train
from Shrewsbury via Stafford will leave Wolverhampton at
at 7 7 p.m. for Birmingham and London."
The Shrewsbury Companies beg to intirm—the_Public that

of the London and North ern Railway Company, de-
spatch an EXPRESS N from Chester at 4 20 p.m.,
arriving at Wolver on 22 minutes before the 7 7 p.m_
(London and T i Western) starts, thereby insuring the
Public an itious and Chean Route from Liverpool to
Wolverhampton, Birmingham, and London.

Passengers for thii'Trai'n must

Birkenhead 3 35 p.r
Chester 4 20 n.r

Arriving at Wolverhampton 6
Leave per London and North Western, at 7
Arrive in London li

FARES.
to Wolverha

Shrewsbury Railways
Per London and North Weal

By order,

DUDLEY PARSONS

c Matzager's Office, Wolverhampton,

January 30,1851

INCREASED ACCOMM

AND CLA
RETHERTON'S 01IN
j Arms, OXTON, and WOO

ODATION TO OXTON
.UGHTON.
IIBUSES leave the Queen's

)SIDE FERRY, viz

From OXTON

On the arrival of the Boats
from LIVERPOOL, at the

10 m. before 9 Morning,
10 m. past
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bre 1 A

FOREIGN AND COLONIAL.

FRANCE

PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING.—The last message of
the President, announcing a Ministry of transition, has
been placarded over the city, and attracts much attention.
It has also been placarded in every town in France. The
address of the Archbishop of Paris to the clergy, recom-
mending them to abstain from all political interference,
has been published in the Monileur, and will be placarded
like the message. The late Ministers met at M. Fould's
this morning., but with what object has not transpired.
It is probable., however, that the meeting has bad some
reference to the Dotation, which it is now generally
believed will be presented to-morrow or next day. M.
Leon Faucher has frequent interviews with the President
of the Republic, the inference to be drawn from which
may be easily understood by the most careless observer of
the political movements of the day. M. Mauguin, no
longer free from the arrest for debt-, will, it is said, resign
Ids seat, and accept an appointment at Madrid. The
.Assembly sat only for about an hour to-day, but long
enough to get through the order'list, which had nothing
.of general interest.

'The Emperor o'

Russia has prohibited theexportation

e silver, in bullion or coin

fornia,

op Southgate has declined the Episcopate of Cali-
to which he had been elected.

PERSECUTION IN C

decree against the propa-
- ed by the Governor

gatiou of Christianity has been pablis
iof Ying Chau.

FARiIING IN

We know. from undoubted

authority, that in n

parts of the United States, for
for .£1

example Ottawa, exei

lent land t

an acre,

county rates, and

atherer.—Blach

heist ultimo contains

an account of
Evelyn Woodford
San Francisco, and was int

ation of

being removed, t

1r the pu
hich he

e or re.
laced a