The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-17 00:00:00

bee. 17. ISSO, , T 11- F.- - - 14- il'
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....--- FOREIGN AND COLONIAL. follows :—Lieutenant Munroe was attached to Captain
RAIL WA Y AFFAIRS.
z,
BisHOF ~
__ ....._.4 Hamilton's company, and naturally became on intimate --4
' INDIA AND CHINA. terms with the family. In April, 1849, the company Cant, Plunkett has resigned the chairmans
we ,_ [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] were stationed at a small island opposite Montreal. Osiatlonian Railway, on account of ill health a
Trieste na"c received our telerahic despatches from Here it was that Munroe first paid any marked attention time.
. na_enio anticipation of the overland mail. ' to Miss Hamilton, third daughter of Captain Hamilton, The journey from London to York can now
both from b 8 4i'e Europa arrived at Trieste on the 13th instant, at then about the age of nineteen. He avowed his affection plished in rather over five hours and a half : the
and the lloarss a'in't from Alexandria direct., after a passage of 136 for her, acknowledged his love, and, not content with express train on the Great Northern Rails
oth die' tele She brought 18 passengers, and the following in- this, poisoned her mind against her family, by telling her King's-cross at a quarter past nine, and arrives
nitedif'" , 'enee from Alexandria of the 7th inst. that she no longer enjoyed their affection; that her fifty minutes past two. From Glasgow to L
tee thndostan steamer arrived at Suez at midnight on father thought harshly of her in consequence of his atten- the same line, occupies fifteen hours.
4th i
itisfsstierl
eNI of 'let, with 90 passengers, and advices from Can- tions being paid to her, and not to either of her elder NOVEL SPECULATION.—A party has this we
and for' to_. the 28:h of October, Calcutta November 8, and sisters ; and that he (Munroe) was the only one in the into an arrangement with the London and. Nort
Sot ovee 4;l3ay, November 16. world who cared for or loved her. He finally declared Railway Company, to make use of certain port
cd Of the aaaD l' • •
of eXt .' ° "'Cal intelligence from India presents no feature his intention ef marrying her so soon as he had obtained interior of their railway carriages for the purpm
f the
tic
nduct'
... ,t ire rout China we learn that to all appearances the troops confidence and won her affection, he played the base part chased this privilege by paying to the company
, far, a gaining the upper hand over the insurgents. of the betrayer and seducer, and accomplished her rain.: £l2OO for the year. .
bi°
t esbod Trade . TRADE REPORT. He continued his attentions until about three months
be boll , aoah 'ls rather brisk in China and at Calteatta; dull at after, when he coolly told the young lady that he could THE CHASE.
be lias 9 Xrcr' not think' of marrying a girl who had not money. The
-1. ikroget On London at Hong Kong ts. 10d. • Calcutta, .
%aerieled, ; Rotmbay, 25.t0,25. 1 15-I'6d ; Alex- parties at this time removed to Niagara. On learningW. Wynn's Hounds will
Heaths;mee
13°;,,grtililige
111 .- - . On 'London, 90 97; ditto on Trieste, 165 to 170.
---- from the young lady that she was likely to become a (Wedneaday), at the Fox. Dudleston
mother, Munroe exclaimed, " Good God ! then I must at Bangor, Four Lane Ends ; Saturday, at Is,
o
VIM'It a la Issincoaza DESPATCH OF THE 'SAME DATE. clear out of this." About three weeks after he left day at half-past ten.
-riot, an pa. 7e indostan steamer from Calaratta arrived at Suez . Niagara, and has had no communication with the family The Rufford Fox-Hounds will meet this day
popeell instant, with nn passengers, having made the since. Miss flamiltOrl, broken-hearted and wretched, at Widest)), Village • Thursday, at Ossington ;
le Pre° trtle in 25 days. The Overland Mail is from Bombay , was taken ill, and for months confined to bed, under the at Park Hall—each 'day at half-past ten,
le ''e 15th of November,f from Calcutta of the 7th of continual care of medical attendants. • The doctor attend-
Richards' oveaa
nv which Itha `"1,1"e, from Singapore of the 6th of November, and ing her discovered the cause of her complaint, and, at , ler ri
AIR. ,OLLES'S MAGICAL WONDERS !—AI
to
enOon The '''''nn Kong of the.29th of October. her request, communicated it to her parents. The jury, : have nothing to add to what we have already
t.tan iohtical. intelligence presents' no feature of more after a short deliberation, found a verdict of £7OO your of Mr. Colles's entertaining novelties, vet
ritualaud
,in t
~.uiriary interest. The greatest tranquility prevails damages.
,in ritual 'kedil,`"a• The Governor-" General was preparing to pro- are returning home for the holidays, calling
Oa of -it' to Lahore and the ateshawur frontier. IRELAN D. this really wonderful exhibition. Those who c
6th le NePauleae Ambassador arrived at Bombay on the
1,41 t. from Suez. 4,_____ pose having Mr. C. at their own licuses, CI
itUal and Several more atrocious murders have taken place in during the day time at his own apartments, in 1
Iltle Nimrod Government iron steamer has been lost. Tipperary. o r those who may prefer entertaining their frit
Is of tile teet e late rumour of the Affreedees having made a des- The anniversary of the shutting of the gates at Derry selves, cannot do better than put themselves
.iactised al
With upon the sala:taines on the Kohat frontier remained will be celebrated to-morrow in the usual decordus and C.'s tuition for an hoar or two, for even in
rail salt I,.cut etenfirination. •exemplary manner. time a great deal ofamusing knowledge can b
tin iraciet were -of frequent occurrence in the waters of A Cork paper says that., among the passengers on board _
ge a the r 4diani Archipelago. Java is tranquil. an emigrant ship bound from that port to New Orleans,
e- leeit 'le Chi tl ' was a noted cckfihter named Dalton, who carried with ssanat arl. i 71 rapes 4., Srejtra :inns 71
i tbe tetiv, nese on le western coast of Borneo have dis-
h• annn 50 h ui,lll L 1114—..,, ......1,4,4)..., L. 5...• .. .
ror ~ itt‘wae'd their resistance against the Dutch. . im i game cocks a - ens.
to s°' The Mayo priests, assembled in Castlehar, in solemn ass.
tan notig ttong the fever had declined among the
• 301 lit
Tle.' conclave, under the somewhat incongruous title of an MARRIED.
Ivy ct,ecro
,•'‘- gangs of Chinese robbers, in the province of " industrial committee," have formally and solerrnly On the 4th instant,-at St. George's Church, EVI
-1 themk'gse,-are gradually dispersing. abjured Punch, and their terrible anathema, subscribed Rev. Mr. Sutton, Mr. THOMAS ROBERTS, to
• elf TRADE REPORT. with the name of'" John M*Fiale," they have corn- youngest daughter of Mrs. DAVIES, of Brynsi
troat
tlD,4•D°rt-Market at Bombay and Calcutta brisk, and linking manded to be inserted as an advertisement in all the Llansantffraid.
Laa the . Mme day and place, GEORGE, son of Mr. GE(
kie 'Plige commands high prices. Sugar much in demand, journals of the faithful.
Or, t°' lts.'a difference (Ausschlag) of two andes. Saltpetre sought DEN, professor of music, to JANE ROBERTS,
- An action for libel, brought by Capt. Edw. Wynne," en
use the ,eleYe'e,‘to,r s_hipping. Rice Large -supply.insiifficien. t. The inspecting above Thomas Roberts.
as6e,,, upepium going down. quantities of Colton ,had officer under the Poor Law Commissioners, On the sth instant, at the British Erabassy, St
one *ere field and shipped. At Bombay 4,850 bales and-460 candies against the 'Marquis of Westmeath, has just occupied the also at the Roman Catholic Church in that town
CHARM'S AUrItA,NN, of Militschewes, in Bole
5; ' lit Thl'olel within the last few days. Irish Court of Exchequer for five days, and has ended in
ROLINE SARAH, eldest daughter of Re-U.
e !nig '143,,e import trade was getting brisk now that the Indian holy- the discharge•of the jury, who could not agree upon a ver- .
THOMAS, Esq., of Llanon, Carmarthenshire.
.street' ipro.'e over. The favourable rates of exchange permitted diet. The libel charged the plaintiff with grossly immoral Same day, at the Northwich Independent Chap
irougu. li%,:' 4iadification in the prices, and a still more favourable in 'his official capacity and as poor-law inspector, THOMAS, inn., to Miss ANN HORTON.
bishOP Iterwes looked for on the arrival of purchasers from Upper conduct. .
with being_ aarb. ttrary in
_his conduct to the poor-law guar- On the ,7tli instant, at Moss-side, near Mani
thiS he Doe' Large sales were effected in the metier torts of mada-
. but kle-41• 435 bales of water and 100 bales of mule twist were diens of Carrick-upon-Shannon. The damage was laid JOSEPH.. SAMUEL KEWLEY, of the East
liOt Bombay. Nothing was doing in coloured goods. at £5OOO. Railway Company's Offices, Bury, to ANN, eldest
Mr. WM. POWELL, printer, formerly of Dolt
„.1,,Ze,. of metals were goingdown. APPPHHENSION or ea Mtranetten.—ln April last, at
eriteri.a ic,,,..vits from Bombay to London. or Liverpool £2 10s. A 'Man.
1 itlCilkeney, a murder of the most dreadful nature took Same day, at St. Peter's Church hester. Mr. JA
ir'n taont'aii, ~.t4xe,t_raeiiightage exp.ected. . place.. 'Two brothers quarrelled relative to the right of a I 'SON to ELIZABETH TURNER.' both of if olywe
No e ge, 2s. for paper. A. great deal of business was .
en." at this rate. On document bills, 2s. 2d. to 2s. ad. piece of land. A son of one of them interfered, and with On-the Bth instant, at St. James's Church, At
an iron bar struck dead both disputants, and then ,ab- •FORNIBY to Miss ELLEN BARTON.
of )1'1o; • AMERICA. sconned. About a week ago information was received by ,Saine day, at St. Philip's Churn, Mr. JAMES
tad oi- , Ala
tat4noirlish priest-, the Rev.- 'John Gillespie, has been the Liverpool police that, the murderer was in this town, 'to Miss JANE HOWELL HOLT.
same day, at St. John's Church, Mr. WILLIAM
tatru-"tted for trial at 'Boston, for a criminal assault on a o° tie
in a house in Pownall-square. On Tuesday one -sailinalter, to miss ELIZ.k BETH WRIGHT.
„died.
a„'e4 wove= in the street- of the-Irish officers came-over, and, assisted by two af the On the 9th inst. at St. Philip's Church, -by th,
to the
1.111 ii 'nal" Lind lies given'her thirty-third concert in Ame- Liverpool constabularyeefter a severe struggle, succeeded 'Burton M.A. Mr. ROBERT BOW, master-flier
ea'O. PIIiSCOT;r.
Tri„' ,which was 'the last 'of' the series in New York. in 'taking the murderer into custody.
0 work day; at
JAAigalur,zll, Aigburth, b
Itasr,Diier-h.sli was -crowded to excess. The programme .ttFECTS OF POPISH DENUNCIATION.—The Rev.'C. :
lot OltltuSraclonne OT Esq., of rox
the
ess-s`L'° same as-on'the ' two previous concerts. Her suc- Archdall, of Cashel, had a most providential. escape last MARGARET, second daughter of Mrs. FiLIIZAB
and tlas complete. The excitement was most intense, 'Friday night ; he was reading the Scriptures wan 'the SON, of Mosley-vale.
It bell 'vas ,;1? alpplause warm and enthusiastic throughout. She Seriptiire readers and a convert from Popery in ,Blind- Someday, at Kirk Braddan, Isle of Man, Mr. AV
LC eS ,-*.‘ slate VGI Almeritik to :attend a banquet, when a service of Street ;he was sitting with his back to the window, when chief-mate of the brig Swift, of Whitehaven, to 2
noVetCORLEII of Douglas.
~Aitw SR "no belieesented to Capt. 'West, of the Atlantic -a stone was thrown at him, which struck the timber-wornairitl" Qameda 'at BidstoniChurch, Mr. EDWARD GI
etla,„:s"' ',Singing at Baltimore, Washington, Charleston, -of' the window, and rebounded back, breaking two:panes
oP has to Miss AIZABETH HALsTEAD, both of Cla
'Nee'r „see New 'Onsteans,:antc., Jenny Lind will return to ,Na glass. •On Sent-ley morning, at two o'clock, the same shire.
ian 110
setts l'nek •in the spring, and give another series of con- gentleman's family were roused from their sleep bra great On the 10th instant, at the AbberChurch, Si
ra par . .
ot,v hrtor to returning to England. 'noise, as if the crashing of glass by stone throwing ; a the Rev. A. Knox, A. 8., GERALD•FREDERH
for l°l' iii„. chltlC AN TNTYItSIAHM VCR JENNY LIND.—A Goosa , "maid servant was--called up, who went to the parlour, Esq., Lieut. 22d legiTeut Bombay Native Int.!
'Oh, '""e: Woad:nit-that we have not been charged by window, at which she remained standing ; after some time son of the late James Taylor, Esq. of the Born
LEA. third daughter of JOSEP
erg of vice, to ISABE
214 A 'ul.l with extravagance about the Nightingale with- she heard men speaking in a low tone of voice, a--sort of
-,,:eele, Esq., of Hamilton square, and Mount Prospect, 1
et Parne slides- of justice, though we can explain the mat- . laud whispering ; these men passed the house 1 about 20 :same day, at St. James's Church, Mr. EDWD.,
scler,
~.otr Vitholit .rixiich difficulty. The fact is, that Barnum ' minutes having elapsed, another man walked squietly to to Miss MARY ANN JONES, of Walton.
when
T %ratan angel to this country—just as he carried 'Torn the gate, and threw. a stone, weighing three pounds, at
ReS-I,l,l,loleleds,ayn.aAt.,E•arSitt-Ettparia:RdelCCilinipßeAl,lLNeEessis,,Ebsyqt,l
unio°
lf St' ft :lb to a)lngtand, to take captive the whole British : the drawing-room window, which broke the glass-arid the
SUSANNAH, eldest daughter of the Rev. JOHN
4 eilie, from'Queen,Victoria down to the humblestdairy- shutter •; the servant threw up the sash, and, in order to
jai f°r• 1 -,to - of Halstead, Essex.
, lei..• Nothing less -than an angel could have made -us deter•the rilffiatis from committing further violence, called Same day, at the Old ChurcheOswestry, by the
-seC°
, and, tee, with excitement; bet the smallest puppet in creation. rut loudly upon her master to fire, upon which the man Mr. JOHN DU'I _ON V% ALKER, chemist of
" alla 4:used-the curiosity' tif all England, and the people hung ran away. ' Mr. Archdall immediately :proceeded to the SARAH, third surviving daughter of J. M. HI
la by nliqn. General Tom Thterrib's speeches, as they neaer yet police-barrack, where he reported the circumstance. It Osaems:itr(y(lie.l:t.,soarnsoti.ilirnlts
11,
Clitterchre:loDat.toellv eir, g TirEHTCt.
e
ttliOn those of Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington. was afterwardadiscovered that the adjoining house, occu-
Es
to Esq.,
JANIt widow' o'felt.ll
wies no sooneasettled in Bond-street, than his reSidenoe pied by Mr: Kingsbury, was much injured. kis believed
'to sasuesiesed daily; hourly. He, then, was presented that a stranger was hired for the purpose., arid '"by a reds- Esq., of Stanteld-hall, in the same county, 1
le lite avh"nue' queens and exhibited himself at the Egyptian Hall, take attacked the wrong house, which en•orhas been the father, was assassinated by Rush.
3es leer anis, Barnum- cnneeted from the excited populace the means not only of saving the rev. gentleman's property, On the Ilth instant, at St. Andrew's Scotch Chi
street, by the Rev. D. Brown, Mr. VVILLIAM H
eal'''' 'secure Part of 'that fortune which has since heenused to but perhaps his life. We have been credibly informed
e„.if_tilsandrum, -m SUSAN VERE, second daught,
la it ;are the services of Lind in this country. Hence, that about- sanonth ago Mr. Arclidall was denounced by JU N THOMPSON ; also, DAVID, youngest s
o the I,,,,s,'ilirougleithe.fever of Thumbism in England, that one of the 'Roman Catholic priests of Cashel.—Clonmel
f tiIeROBERT LAAIONT, Esq.,nf Kirkland, near C
here had an excitement here. The one has iiatusaily Chronicle. to JEAIIMA, fourth daughter of the Rev. JOHN'
'to," from the other—and Barnum has been at the hot- of this town.
anir .:'°fthe•whole business, in both countries. Thus, the • Same day, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. I
oo° 1,),,,f0-Stixon curiosity is about as strong on one side-of UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL NEWS. WILLIAM HARRIS, of Ultoxeter, to -ANNIE, t
4,esthhater as on the other. The rage eltyls not . ofiIIONIASe_eIIAHAM, Esq., of West Derby.
On the 120 histant, atSt. Mary's, Edge-hil
?nee, ialiar.to this country."—New York (
Herald. • The: Cherren and Slate Gazette names the-perverts to Mr. Stewart, 5. E. WATSON,S Em., of this ten
Fie- 'e, 'Tltetinere- OF WAN AMBURGH.—The tigerseecenn Popery, following Newman, from the Nei:Universities. second daughter of JOSEPH GILBERT EARP, I
per. e scribed below oared at Toronto a few days ago at 134 ; the Cambridge list being 49.
A _ . 000 L . Breck-house, West Derby.
•rifTt, atfair occurred at our.e.xhibition, or! Circular last, Last week "the Court of Common Council voted a done- On the 13th 'instant, at Tranmere Chrch
JONES, of St.' Asaple to Miss JANE JONES,.
notd eta "0 Most intensely exciting and terrific description, ti of one-hundred guineas to. the Thames:Church Mis-
terrace. Clifton park, Woodside. '
h of :sr-which, but fel-the intrepidity, daring. and ,presence sion.
o°' :la Zi'iltd.of Vert Ainbarg,h, would certainly have resulted THE CIIIII:CH SERVICES.—The Rev. Rai. Kennedy, On the 15th instant, at St. David's Church, ir
, Hughes, Mr. JOS. HUGHES, mariner, to Ills:
coreof Amlwch, in the county of Anglesey.
Th.t.t-lsorrible death of outsold friend Sianar 'Hydralgo. head master of Shrewsbury School, a most -talented and
dr,&,'''‘'listance_s were as follow a---,At nine o'clock-tilt-- experienced divine, has just published a'letter beseeching Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. HEN/
,taut la'; went into a wale, in which had been placed our the laity to intercede with her Majesty fora revision of Mhss AIIRG.AII7 BURN. S.
01}the Church :articles and services. After saying that lie ' and lace ace, S.
WAL SANDELANDS
-the,, °anther, the Bengal tiger, the African lionesses FA itTliaiz.i. a i
so ,bitijtted leopard, a cougar, and the hyena. 'The exhi- -never publicly advances an opinion without:much diligent Yesterday, at St.-Philip's Church, by the Rev''
stied as,' n Proceeded, and Hydralgo seemed to have thcaani- attention and. study, he states : M.A., Mr. %VAL-CLARKSON to eirs. JANE 80l
ILO 'seas' c°Mpletely. under his control, and the -audience "Our armlet; and services do not burthenesny own con- of this town.
lee° statroLed to be both delighted and interested at the- daring science. I have worked under them cheerfully, -and do work.
No personal feeling, therefore, inclines me to change. But I
--fa neajo ' tamer.' .The performance had progressed very have been led by study, reflection, andobservatioimto conc ude, BIRTHS.
the !'ir• to its close,-when, from some unaccountable:cause, that eitradoginatism has been, and is, the.bane--of the Chris-
he ti eOn the 6th .instant, the wife of Mr. GnSAT,
strtiogsn became antlky and refused to leap:: 'Hydaalgo tian church. To this I trace the sins ane errors or Rome: to Brookland, of three daughters.
the this also the disunion of Protestants, which is theetrength, the
, oSaamtheed7atyil
instant,lkls. JAMESat wiaTsAfaSrKd Eland,goe,f
Cheshire
therefore, 'bee ' • 'llirn with a whip, which so enraged the furious
hope, and theb,cast of Rome. My ideal of a-visible church is
ertf be,stlt,i !eat, breaking through all discipline, and with one
ana 1.11, ".,-11nd a yell'crf lury that terrified the -audience, he the antithesis of Romanisms a choral in which sTryt, of a daughter.
terms of sultscrWtion shall be minimized, and the communion 0;1 the Bthe instant, the wife of Mr. WE
re e Ile_ eu•hnon him and 'brought him to the floor of the cage. 'of Christians worshipping the Holy Trinity maxinna"ed. Ide High-street, Evertors, of a daughter.
bre- tecmid do nothing: he had lost all control :overthe not disguise from myself the difficulties which attend the at- a
sOatai.the 9th instant, Mrs. F. E. B. SCOTT', of]
Dr' ttlee„e' -Everything -was in confusion ; women • fainted, • tamment of this-end. In ordinary times they would oblige me
en 's ors'-screamed in terror children cried, and the men: to be silent; but-when the foundations are 'shaken, and the Same day, the .wife of the Rev. J. B. PHIL
question is how to strengthen them, no pensonatconsiderations incumbent of -Newchurch-in-Rossendale, in •tki
Aish 11 ated-paralyzed. ' It wou'ld have been all •up with. p
'too • Ydr 1 nor saenid deter us from a plain and honest avowal of our matured son.
aln a-go had not 'Van Amburgh, who was on the other' -opinion. • Twos/amass ago I should have said—indeed I did say Same day, intßanelaglestreet, Mrs. EDIVARI
lt it Isatei ..9f. the arena, rushed to the spot; in an -instant .he -in private conversation—that the present times are anfavoura-
ivelof a son,
It, 61'1, the cage, and in less time than it takes me to write 'isle to a convocation of the church ; that we must wait for days On the 13thanstient, in Downshire-terrnee, 4
Oarsnaent•street, Mae. JAMES JARVI le, of a son.
'4lebi' bad the enraged animal, under his feet-in perfect of greater erudition and more enlightened opinion. But the
ilea li jettio'", and releasedlis friend from his perilous situa-
.oo ,•Atrong and general feeling awakened by the late-ageession Same day, Mrs. T. C. ARCHER, Higher Trani
lier:j,otrunately, more 'frightened than hurt. Wan Am- leads me to think.that we might wait long for irunani-
lermous feeling in church matters than exists:at-411e present mo-
Ales:e". ,Presence of mind, his courage and intrepidity, are meat. and I appeal to the laity because it.seems.to me clear DIED.
tee' :hett,lhan...an all praiae, Which he received, in three, hearty 1 -vs daylight that, evithout their actiye_conctirrence, no
_anent.
naLately, at thesllague, aged 77, MORITZ,II

lgton ;

ourui_ friend k, 'Hydraigi
drat -t'llalstances were as follow :=At nine•o!clock-!'ily-
latr, Went into a rage, in which had been placed our
'the '...g° -'"Panther, the Bengal tiger, the A..
ltiti Putted leopard, a cougar, and the hyena. a
bl4l° 11s Proceeded, and Hydralgo seemed to have the
'tee e(irnpletely. uader his control, and the .audience
Of to be both delighted and interested at the' daring
V tamer.' The performance had progressed very
.the r.r'to its dose, when, from some unacconntablecansbe„
,
"
4,2;
east.
uund_ 4
~,an a yellvf :'fury that terrified the audience le
4„, eLtripon him and brought him to the floor of the cage.
brutegald do nothing: he had lost all control .overlhe
tthere* •Everything was in confusion; women fainted
'ree,,B-12reamed in terror, children cried, and the mon
y"'d ed paralyzed. ' It would have been all •up with. poor,
Ititl,",ra,4o had not-Tan Amburgh, who was on the other
•'
• a"' the arena, rushed to the spOt; in an instant -he
s _
It 6, 413 cage, and in less time than it takes me to write
414);' fade the enraged animal, under his feet in perfect
ticnteel,, ion, and releaseirhis friend from his perilous situa-
krwprtunately, more-frightened than hurt. Wan Am.
tles:•'s-Presenee of mind. his courage and intrepidity, are
thE.„-t,v'llg of all praise, which he received, in three, hearty
two `fa frac') the audience. For the time it lasted, • about
Nit.,•Or three minutes, it-was the most exciting scene ever
Yet*. express.
Iriteitinti4 I A .—The latest advices bring a variety lof late
tte42gence, which Lad :arrived at New York by the
Grescent City and Ohio. These shipsbrought
doll I` and gold dust to a large amount—upwards 21-fkil.ooo
'The news is interesting and satisfactory. The
"ken Lge-noe of the admission of California as a state -was
it l'eceiveti by the inhabitants of San Francisco, where
4ttinlhaelled an the 18th October. The news from the
distriets was of theAtanal character—quietnassund
hi! are reported to prevail in that quarter of the•state.
111 k ase)eigaged in collecting-Ile precious metal weremc-
litl,-,lying and nothing more. Notwithstandingthese
n sat i eta ctory accounts, it is reported that gold
'lltik,?lltiatiee, to pour into ',San Francisco in very large
14---" ties, and business there and throughout the state
'rePresented as being in &Avery prosperous condition.

tions.tirthe chni:ch are possible, or. if possible, • desirable. I
do not, of course,,refer to the upper house of -convocation,
which would probably be constituted as at present. But liew
will deny that in these days it is necessary for the laity to have

Dutch painter

a potential voice in•church affairs. Such, I believe,.is4Nider-
stood to be the all ttut unanimous opinion of.the bishop r"

COURT

ND FASHION.

The. first of a series of dramatic entertainments, by
order of her Majesty., took place at Witiclsor.,Castle, on
Thursday evening,•lsefore her M:tjesty anctPrince•Albert,
with the Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred, accompanied
by the ;Duchess of.Keat, the Duke and Duchess of Nor-
folk and Lady Adeliza Howard, the Marquis and Max-

chioness of Cianrictirde, &c. The drama performed was
Shakspere's King Henry IV., (Part I,) usfler the direc-
tion of Mr. C. Kean, assisted by Mr. George Ellis.
'rho Earl of Sefton has arrived in Beigrave-.square from
Croxtetlx Lancaslihre.

411'44.0' INnag.c.—The anxiously-expected steam-ship
4411 CaPt4inZoss, with the West Indian and Mexican
S,Errived on Thursday, haviug been delayed-by heavy
rCol -bennly,news of interest. she brings respects-the
,at.Jacnaica where it was committing the most
"441
0„ 'ravages. .'Scarcely a kiistrict was exempt. Ahout
lkikvar cent. of the population had fallen victims to the
di,iftkl: The people died so fast that it was with great
heir-,bactio" s could be buried, many of which
4nterred without coffins. The distress to the
,Tort-'3Farl4,4.ofthe deemed consequent upon this wide-spread
'Y 47as truly appalling. Business of all kinds
.was
.4e 1,,„_, '3o§Peu throut the island and no ad
notion when u
ag rheaction would take place one
one

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

We,undeastand that Mr. Sirrell has commenced legal
Anne/linos o,linst, Mr, of the, tnntrorbriiitsm'rlptpr—

ti,ve force, for compensation for loss occasioned by reason

of dosing his.premiss

.A cormnissien to exaininebto the working of the Chan-
.e.er/ Courts is at last on foot. The result, we hope, will
,be an entire. re6rmation of rote whole of our ciril law
courts, wherein there is nochance of justice but att.,ruin-
ons. cast ; and it:is not alwaysio be had even then.
,The, Vice-Chancellor Roltia'ssatle is to be raised to the
.peerage by the title of Baron. Cranworth, of Cranworth,
in the .county of!Norfolk. -11 r., Baron Parke's title is
notset.mentioned. Both these.,learned judges have no
male reprresentative3. Mr. Bairn Parke's grandson is'
heir-presumptive to the Earl of Carlisle.
DR.«AVISRMAN IN TROUBLE. ROYAL COURT, IRRSTIT,
Dec. 4.---aefore theilailiff and 'Judges Picot and Pelgu.
—Mr. 'Advocate ,Le fSueur read .go order of justice,
obtained by -Miss Julia Rush, against the Very Roy.
Nicholas '‘Wisetnan, :1481/, for the,,re.imhursement of:
various sums.of money amounting to £4OO, paid by her,
for the .purcbage of . land, and for Wriding thereon, &c.
The Court, .on the demand of Mr. .4dvocate Godfray,

Th,
!?1,5 Peror of Russia has ordered4he erection of two
of. electric telegraph from St. Peterburgh
teltlt,'lllosa
tan: Tie; %ay.
,s
.—A princely-institution has,
f°4udedellni Alt ue de Gienelle, Pseis, for the be-
r,'oe
.of converted" Anglican ministers.
‘-h - G s " formerly curate of Christ
aro, er Goes,"
Fr" Soutteareuk.
Deep te4sar'e-lch paper., the ..Opit,ion Publique, tes th!.tcat
f ° kiitounti,,r; to five millions of fra9ca, has Ju..
c,4'111,°,11.,41 buried the cellar of the residence of M.
4`,41-p- Pe, at ?.ielun. 'This large sum is stated to
ihq',Pu, carefully .paeked,up.ia small barrels.
1"), ti,„;"., z, stormy weather, one of the most beautiful vases
11"04-oh,vatlean colieetion, at :Rome, was dashed into a
th4!1';,,;,," fragments 'This.vase, which was of extraordi-
,,,to. th supposed to contain the ashes of
fod =" °' Germanicus Augustus himself, w high was
Irlritrllo the vicinity of the mausoleum of Augustus.
MASSES.—fir.-Kreuzer, Professor at,tho
(2'70 College, at Munich, bas.keen rereniptosii•y
hlleVetum."torn his office, in' consequence. his having in
-t‘,*•l_ ,icemen,vert t o the supersAitionsp.ectice, of whit;
i. lnstances had occurred, of -the. people calling
takl 41"u-ilk:tins to read masses for their cattle daring
tYlaie
;I,4l,ettZubt;Gte PRENOME.NON. -- The Newfound/anti
ist:%o facts establishing the probability that the
.heo tl:;.11u, is rising out of the ocean with a rap'
h't Utt tens,, at no distant period, to materially' affect,
11y
°o4at or,erly destrce' many of the best harbours*n the
-I,tieed rtle,,,roundln'tl. A similar up-heaving has been
Al.°waden.for.l....esrly a century.
lit)e ‘7ed t"?.alr EXPEDITIONt.—WO have
lit to utelligence from the Saharan African expedition
290, of Avigsvat last. The expedition had
it ttrreuglit its way ino to Selonfeet in Aheer, neitirlotme
Iv 0
!:(1, I recoil' of the Kaikwke Prince, En-Noun, to
th "aoh, 43niended. Mr. !Richardson had been obliged
dc' IN uis life and those of his fellow-travellers twice.
I'4ll-INerr°Pl,llation of the northern districts of Aheer
th its 'isen a.ein.t the erpedMion, Joined by all the
LtettitravaNe robbe'rs w-ho infest that.region of, t_he Slaihabraas.
tr 41 are now in comparative security-
:11',.•41110,!illecidous undertaking for them to force their_
ttlie4lAtiati",gs.t tribes who had never seen the faced of
ea
4h, of. leak upon Christians as thetriar4haTtO
Is 40u The gnat Soudan route, from ,
exilored,
Ve ti,?!' INT TIE Angv.—The Canada papers ekn.."
art of a trial at Toonto. The Getf eras

adminiarator.of,Dr.,Wisetuan, granted 4a delay to enable
the learned Advocate to roeeive the iustructions of his
principal,.
CAPTAIN AsdaobrAturn.—ln the Court of Queen's
Bench, on Monday, an action for libel Was brought by
Captain Aston ,Smltii (whose notoriety originated in his
having some time age addressed a meetnc called to cen-
sure the proceedings:of Sir J.,Bsloke in Borneo) against

Mr. William C

y captain o

lie mere

brig Industry. Mr...Coake I;ad, 'es many of ogr readers
will remember, written a letter to the Times, ha:hieing a
detailed charge of eiracyagainst the plaintiff. The.alleged
,act of piracy was Mal milled off the coast of Cube ii. 1822,
end Captain Smith was -tried .and acquitted of the charge
on his return to England. After a hug trial, the ;jury
interrupting Lord Catnpbell, who was Gumming Up in
favour of the plaintiff, end who was about to recapitulate
the evidence, returned verdict for the plaintiff, with
£lO damages.
__ .

GORMAN V. NATHAN.-kW UNFORTUNATE DENOUE-
MENT AT A QUEEN'S LEVEE.-At the Westminster
County Cocrt, on Friday, the plaintiff sought to recover
£1 commission for introducing Dr. Kirwan, the Coroner
of Dublin, to the defendant, upon the occasion of her
liajesty's visit to Dublin.—Mr. Nathan, in ans-ver. said
he was a costumier, and, on the occasion mentioned, the
plaintiff called on 14. m, and it was agreed that Dr. Kirwan
should have the hire of a levee suit for £3 35., and that
the plaintiff should have £1 commission. On calling on
Dr. Kirwan the day after the levee for the suit he found
him 41 bed with a broken nose, when the Doctor to!t1 him
he had missed seeing her Majesty, his sword getting be-
tween his legs and throwing him down on his face when
he was going up stairs. The spit was found to be satu-
rated with blood, when the doctor gave him a promissory
note for £7 Bs. for the damage, but it was dist onoured.
The learned judge said lie hardly knew plum to pity
most, the unfortunate doctoyox the flefendant, He could
make no order in the case,

Tii E LRERiI'OOL STANDARD.

C6O, Plunkett has resigned the chairmanship of the
tativionian Railway, on account of ill health and want of

The journey from London to York can now be accom-
plished in rather over five hours and a half : the first-clap
express train on the Great Northern Re

King's-cross at a quarter past nine, and arrives in York at
fifty minutes past two. From Glasgow to London, by
_ _

NOVEL SPECIILATION.—A party has this week entered
into an arrangement with the London and North Western
Railway Company, to make use of certain portions of

Sir W. W. Wynn's Hounds will meet to-morrow
(Wednesdav), at the Fox. Dudleston Heath ; Thursday,
t Bangor, Four Lane Ends ; Saturday, at

-Saturday,

MR. COLLES'S MAGICAL WONDERS ! -Although we
have nothing to add to what we have already said in fa-
vour of Mr. Colles's entertaining novelties, yet we cannot
refrain, at this time o f the year, when our young friends
are returning home for the holidays, calling attention to
this really wonderful exhibition. Those who do not pur-
pose having-Mr. C. at their own houses, can visit him
during the day time at his own apartments, in Bold-street,
o r those who may prefer entertaining their friends them-
selves, cannot do better than put themselves under Mr.
C.'s tuition for an hoar or two, for even in that short
time a ereat deal of amusing knowledge can be imparted.

/5, 33fa1 5, anb Pratbs.

On the 4th instant.,-at St. George's Church, Everton, by the
Rev. Mr. Sutton, Mr. THOMAS ROBERTS, to HANNAH,
youngest daughter of Mrs. DAVIES, of Brynsteddfod-hall,
Liansantffraid.

day and place, GEORGE, son of Mr. GEORGE HOL-
DEN, professor of music, to JANE ROBERTS, sister of the
above Thomas 'Roberts.

On the sth irrstant, at the British Embassy, Stuttgart!, and
also at the Roo Catholic Church in that town, the Count
CHARLES ALTRANN, of IMF' , in Bohemia, to CA-
er of REES GORING

. ,
,ne day,
.at the Northwich Independent Chapel, Mr. JA
fHOMAS,'Jun., to Miss ANN HORTON.

On the 7tti instant, at Moss side, near Manchester, Mr.
JOSEPH SAMUEL KEWLEY, of the East Lancashire
Rail-w 4 Company's Offices, Bury, to ANN, eldest daughter of
Mr. Wt. POWELL, printer, formerly of Douglas, Isle of

Same day, at St. Peter's Church, hester,Mr. JAMES SWIN-
SON to ELIZABETH TURNER. both of Holywetl.

ROBERT

Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JAMES H. TAYLOR
to'Miss JANE HOWELL Hour.

l+laritCts.

%M HODGSON,

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, DECEMBER 13

There has been an improved demand this week for Sneer
from both grocers and resners, and the sales amount to 1003
Mids. B. 1):, 3000 bags Bengal and 4500 bags of Mauritius of the

new crop, the

same day, at St. John's Clrtirch, Mr. WILLI/
sailmaker, to Miss ELIZABETH WRIGHT.
On the 9th inst. at St. Philip's Church, -hy the Rev. C. H.
Burton, M.A., Mr. ROBERT BOW, master-mariner, to Miss

PRESCOTT.
itne day; at St: Anne's Chur:ll, Algburth, by the Rev. J.
Pardon, ROBERT LIGHTFOOT, 'Esq. of Toxteth-park, to
MARGARET, second danghter of Mrs. FASIZABETH SCOT-
T Mosley-vale.
Same day, at Kirk Braddan, Isle of Mal,

this week, and have taken IEO cases and 20001
Brazil, at from 198. d. to 21s. for middling to goOd Bros

na at. 38s. 6d. to 445., duty paid, for low brown
air yellow; 12 blids. Porto Rico rought 425. to 425. 6d. per

1500 bbxes P
to

Mr. WM. WELCII,
SS JULIA

cwt.-11 a sali,s of Molasses are coned to 200 casks
of old importation, at 14s. 6d. per cwt.—Thc Coffee
firm, and in some cases a slight advance has been
the business consists of 20 tces. Jamaica at 755. to

t 50s. to 64

per cwt

nt 305., but nothir

has been dor

50 tees. Carolina Rice bare obrai

former rates

for some time past, tl
the whole consisting

Same day, at Bidstonthurch, Mr. EDWARD GHIA BRAND.
to Miss ELIZABETH LIALEAD, both of Claughton, Che-
shire.

On the 10th instant, at the Abbey,Church, Birkenhead, by
the Rev. A. Knox, A. 8., GERALD -FREDERICK TAYLOR,
Esq., Lieut. 22d Regiment Bombay Native Infantry,. fourth
son of the late James Taylor, Esq., of the Bombay Civil Ser-
vice, to ISABELLA. third daughter of JOSEPH CLARKE,
Esq., of Hamilton,. square, and Mount Prospect, Killaloe.
Same day, at St. James's Church, Mr. EDWD. THORNTON
to Miss MARY ANN JONES, of Walton.
•, at F..4,4,-narade Chapel, Leeds, by the Rev. H.R.:
s, ,DERICK BAINES, Esq., of Leeds to
11, ekie daughter of the Rev. JOHN REYNOLDS,