The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15 00:00:00

LONDON TALLOW RETURNS.-

4,063 casks, against 26,593 corresponding period
an increase of 7,470. Deliveries last week

Stock is
last year, bein

GRAND PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION OF
ORANGEMEN.-MEETING LAST NIGHT.

Asecenclancy, a splendid tea party was held in the Lecture-
room of St. Paul's church, Toxteth-park. The room was
certainly far too small for the numbers anxious to be
present; hundreds we may say were excluded from enjoy-
ing the Orange Pekoe, notwithstanding many embraced
the advantage of an extra table in a school room adjacent.
The company contained a fair sprinkling of the fair sex,
and the neatness of their attire was worthy of obser-
vation.

The walls of the room were decorated with banners
and mottoes. Amongst which were " Enniskillen, and
the Orangemen of the United Kingdom," " Protestant
Ascendancy," "The Church and the Queen," " No Sur-
render," " Honour the Queen," &c. &c. Amongst the
company we observed the Rev. S. Minton, the Rev. W.
H. Duck, the Rev. D. T. Barry, Alexander Miller, Esq..
and other supporters of the cause. After the cloth had
been removed, and the usual graces given, the choir of
St. Paul's School who, with the teachers, lent their valu.
able aid, sang in chorus, " Our Country and our Queen."
The Rev. Mr. Barry, in accordance with the arrange-
ments, took the chair, and after a short address introduced
Mr. Clarke, who entered lengthily into the principles of
Orangeism, mildly and calmly illustrating the course of
Protestantism from the time of James the Second. The
Rev. Mr. Minton, and other speakers, followed; but from
the early hour at which we had to leave, we are unable to
enter into further detail.

The unfortunate Joseph Ady is again in custody for the
old offence of deluging the Post-office with unpaid letters.

Her Majesty and Prince Albert visited on Saturday the
FRASCE.—The President of the Republic has received model cottages erected 1:y his Royal Highness in Hyde-
letters from the Queen of Great Britain, through Her park. The Earl of Shaftesbury was in attendance to ex-
Majesty's Charge d'Affaires in Paris, in reply to the recall plain them to the Queen. Her Majesty and the Prince
of M. Drouyn de Lhuys from his post of Ambassador in then proceeded to pay another visit to the Crystal Palace.
London. It is stated, with some appearance of authority, that
PARIS, SUNDAY.—The Moniteter warns the journals orders have been absolutely given to two most eminent
that if they continue to publish the seditious documents engineering firms in England for the construction of two
which have just been seized, and are under prosecution, most powerful steamers to run between Galway and
they will expose themselves to indictments for giving pub- I Halifax. An influential meeting was held at Lord Mont-
licity to papers calculated to trouble public order. Gen. eagle's last week, with a view of forwarding the scheme.
St. Arnaud has been raised to the rank of general of divi- Among the presents lately sent to her Majesty from the
sion, for having brought to a successful termination the Maharajah of Travancore is a model of the great gun of
expedition against the Kabyles. Generals Delarue, Re- Bijanpore, one of the historical idols of the Indians, who
naud, and Lacoste have also been promoted to the same fora long time believed it to be invincible. The material
rank. The appointment of General Castellane to the army is the celebrated Ahmednuggar brass, and the original
of Paris his been suspended in censequen-e of the remon- weighs 42 tons, and it is worked by a circular ratchet
strance of certain parliamentary leaders. wheel.