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The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

on the war with vigot

eternally whining

ace, and throwing cold water on

ardour oft:

instantly enlarging on ti
ngs of peace. They say t
England seems likely sc

e is second child-

,scribed

d rightly so, as

the apologist of
o b.

Al; is "Stipp-0s

other, in the confidence

reßard to Russia so ambiguous, so equivocal, and so
mient towards the enemy of his country, that actually in

them he is mistaken for offering an
,r, and exposed to the scorn of the

the Cza

country and:the distrust of
sufficient to disqualify hill

.6Pe, seems to us to be amply
iceforth for ever being "the

first mini

la in the world" during

!ventful period of wa:
lion which we can gil

3nd the only c
D the passage

aritable con

is, that I

storm

perly be charged with credulit
Czar regulates his conduct, tilt.
he is answerable. In either c

ien ne may pro
if his friendship for thi

1 it is connivance for which

le is unfit for his office

s to

this important appeal to the patriotism of English-
men,who are unwilling to sacrifice national interests
to the madness of party feeling, for men so unwor-

the re-ascendancy of the Conservative party
dently on the verge of a momentous perk

We are evi

Are we to

commit the guidance of our affairs to a
conduct. as

mment whose

e cours

of -bungling

speculations—the -result of a

confidence, and

=successful ne

—the result of an infatw

We make

then, our appeal to tl
longer to truckle to the Pope of Rome

tants of England ; are we any

—are we still to

e public money to the sup.

Lsh priests,

our ap-

peal to the friends of-Turkeyc'amOnl

a ministry in pow(

who are divided in their opinions
concerning the -Vitality of the country which we are desi-
s are men

roes of prol

who deny our right t

lose sum
at all? We n

appeal to the foes of Russia : shall

what is called the sear

nothing to fear from Russian

lared to n.
itality of

Turkey

,capable

making Coalition that e

entry wa
ascendar
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

oth IRipon, I Aug. 4
Aug. 4. I

}Tagut,
July 6.

Magdtena
I Aug. 2.

Aug. 16

Aug. 16,

Sept. 1

1 Magdlena,
I Aug. 2.
1 Atrato,
I July 17.
} Great
Western, Aug. 16
July 10.

Aug. 16

PLYMOUTH STATION
Madeira. Teneriffe,{ Evening of the Candace, Candace,
and West Coast or 23rd of every July 1. Sept. 13
Africa month. JJ

LIVERPOOL STATION
British N. America'

Every Frida

} ATLegricsa, 1 IsAluiazgal;

SHIPPING NEWS

ESDAY. Atro. I.—Wind N.N.W., light

AccarvEn.—Western'Bride, Steele, from'St. John, N.B.—
ElOrr, Picton Talleyrand, Leva-ev, New Orleans—Sir
Alexander—Phantom,Tiillock, Wilrnington—Reynard, Jones,
Santander—Star of Freedom, Atkins, St. Stephen's.
Androklos, Bruhn, for Melbourne George,
Margaret Deane. Aitken, Bahia— Raben-
•—Margaret (s.), Harrison, Havre—
...oatca—Break-W-Day, Boston Lykk ens
CopenhagroLanchester, Hydemani Con-
titantinople—Brazileira (a. s.), Lisbon, Sze.— Bona Venture,
Wilkie, Melbourne Ann Mitchell, Dorrock, Bombay—
Falcon, Wade, Bath, A.S.—Lady Hobart, Gilmore, Quebec—
William Punton, Gray, Labrador—Fount:lay, Mouat, Norfol k

rley, Rotterdnm--

haupt-, Kyken, Sydney
Luna, C

Lottis. hence at St, Lawrence.
Bel!, Plover, hence it Laguayra.
Fl vie, NlllLlras,- hence at Jame,.
Castries, King, hence at St. Lucia.
Manuel, Garro, hence at Harannah.
Streelis, Cairo, hence at liiivannah.
Trafalgar, Graves, hence at Antigua
_ .

Hamilton, from Cardiff, at Panama.
Eusar, Lyveritt, hence at Vera Cruz.
Holpsood. Firming, hence at Shediac.
Occident, Churritto, hence at Galion.
1.. I Medora, Elder, hence at St. John, N.E

Enthusiast, Vachhurn, hence at Grenada.
Ursula, Jonep, hence and Arica, at Islay.
Nantihis, Laus,lience at'Sr. Christopher's,

St. Vincent, Sliepher 1, hence

ui Stat Utiect,t—

at St. Vincent.
ath hence et Adelaide,

rid July, for Buena Ventura,
,z .8 for this port, sth July.
ca. for this port, 29th June.
29th June, and Ann?. Lqgan,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

he continent, as to
the last two or three days a better inquiry has
perienced both for Germany and the Mediterranean.

;ontintte t

pries are pai

hough it would

the harvest

ieing favourable,

arm appearance, and ful
be difficult to obtair
s only a limited demand

for many kilids a fair inquiry
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

e trained under some

.e he might 1

taught so

of natural histo:

is would enable

is in t

seum, instead

3fined too the ornithology

of Australia, -and that at much less

,st than £ll

argument, th

ily wealths- individuals

'ord to purchase such an expensive work, does not in-

olve inn& that is new ; on the contra

to mauy.o.ther commodities besides Gold's Works on orni-
thology-; and it might possibly have suggested itself to a
less aStrete reasoner than Mr. PICTON, that if it be de-

sirallle*)r individuals to p

until they are

.ere th-e

attempt so formidal

•e of equal col

We 'trust ere another such purel

se is recommetided

free libraries will have been'established in all the districts
throughout the town; and 'that before the reconmenda-
Amen will have satisfied itself

time is acceded to, the

hat those branch establibshments

have been tally cared

fer in all essentials

RAILWAY REASONS FOR NOT 'LIVING
At CROSBY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

- ...cipa
the Vicarage of St. Helen's, Stonegat
Rev. T. H. Marsh, to the Curacy 01

J. Peat, M.A., to the Incumbency of Weald Chapel,

Sevenoaks

Rev. G. A. Seymour, M.A., to the Incumbency of the new
church of the Holy Trinity, Winchester.

PREFERMEN

DIOCESE OF CHESTER

ie Rev. Jonathan Johnson Dort

to curacy of the licensed

church at Sale, in the parish of Ashton-npon-Mer

the county of Chest

until it is ready fo:

which has been opened by license

The bishop has granted a license for the performance of
divine services in the school-room connected with St.
James's Church, Tosteth-park, Liverpool, situate in St.
James's-road, Liverpool, on the representation of the
Rev. H. Hampton, incumbent of St. James's Church,—in
place of the school-room connected with St. Bride's Church,

formerly licensed for the some purpose, the license to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

the meditative trees

LOndon4'
but it w

g out of s

stands ill either
gardens of which

the squares

iae benc

___•. ,
lingo Jones's chapel, raised aloft upon arches, with the
open crypt, uvon a level with the street, wherein the
heuehers are interred, Is as good as a bit out of t
" Myiterits of Udolplto."—HQ'ehqd Words.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

}Ripon.' Aug. 4
Aug. 4.

TaguE,
July 6.

1 37sp1lenn,1 Aug. 16,
I Aug. 2.

riMagdlenaq Sept. I
J Aug. 2.
Atrato.
I July 17.
Great
\Vfstern,
July V

Aug. 16

Candace Candace,
July I.'l Sept. 13

America, 1 Niagara
It Aug 5. ; Aug. 15,

SHIPPING NEWS

TUESDAY. A T7G. I.—Wind N.N.W., light,

ARRlVEn.—Western Bride, Steele, from St. John, N.B.—
Elder, Pictou Talleyrand. Lr•vasey, New Orleans—Sir
Alexander—Fhantorn,Tullock, WiMungron—Reynard, Jones,
Santander—Ftar of Freedom. Atkins, St. Stephen's.
SA i LED. Androk Bruhn, for Alelhourne George,
Rotterriam—Margaret Deane, Aitken, Bahia— Itaben-
iey—Margaret (a.), Harrison, Havre—
oaica—Break-o'-Das•, Boston Lykkens
Copenhagen—Lanchester, Hvdeman, Con-
ttraideira (s. s.), Lisbon, &c.—lions Venture,
e Ann Mitchell, Dorrock. Bombay—
, Wade, Bath, A.S.—Lady Hobart, Gilmore, Quebec—
in Punton, Gray, Lat;rador —Pountuay, Aloaat, Norfol k

haunt, Ryken, S
Lnna, Gteack,
Prove, Jorgensen,

tinopli

Afelbourr

;Lotus, hence at St. Lawrence.
Bell, Plover, hence at Lagnayra.
Flavin, Matrat,, hence at Jacinel.
.Castries, King, hence at St. Lucia.
Manuel, Garr(); hence at Havannah.
Streens, Gar r°. nence at IL:vain:all.
Trafalgar, Graves, hence at Antigua.
Arleta, from'Cahlera, at Guayaquil.
Hamilton, fro►n Cardiff, at l'anama.
Susan; Lyveritt, hence at Vera Cruz.
Holywuod. E:eming, hence at Shediac,

urritto, hence at Ga';on.
T, hence at St. John, N.B.
thusiaq, Ditchburn,lience at Grenada.
Ursula, June., hence and Arica, at Islay.
Nantilus, L'ins, hence at St. Christopher's.
St, Vincent, Stiepheri, hence at St. Vincent
Alceste, and Stadt

Occident

Banger,
Manuel
Jane. Ji

Iltrecl.t—bo:h hence et Adelaide.
from Panama, 2nd July, for Buena Ventura
ailed from Matanz ,a for this port, sth July.
iii Poi frnne ir.n ff, T..._.,.

'ilia pun, ;C.A., JU
Rib Jane, and Anne L 9

Irlan., sailed from St. Vincent
th July—both fur this port.
Panama, sailed from Callao, 17111 June, and William Acktrs
"1 June— both for England.
for England, put back to Callao, June `.73
ram Valparaho, 21st May, and
nort.

, .
Aferidieu, Brunnford, suited from Berbice, 25th June, for
;his port.
Aquatic.
Tess

from Matanz3s. for Queenstown, in dis-
ifter being ;Mt ashore below.
• ; Acanthus, Marshall ; and Europa,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

hat the prorogation would eke

place on Saturd3,,
Saturday last, howevex

next, -the 12th instant. On

The Globe amended

former statement ,by announcing that, on account
of the inconvenience to TIER MAJESTY, the day for
the ceremony ,had ,been fixed for Tuesday next.
The Observer, of SiMday, which is also supposed
I to have some Ministeri4 connexion. concurred with

of The Glob,

.rather inclined to .agree :with the latter
day is a very unlikely rlAr, firia 77„
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

BOMBARDMENT OF NICARAGUA

Important news bad been received from Nicaragua.
The Prometheus arrived outward on the morning of the
15th ult., at eight o'clock, having touched at Kingston
for coals. She --found in the harbour the United States
sloop-of-war Cyane, commanded by Captain Hollins, which
had arrived at San Juan del Norte on the 11th ult., in
twenty-one days from New York, commissioned to settle
certain difficulties between the American citizens and
the local authorities ; also to demand a full and satisfac-
tory apology for an insult said to have been given to the
Hon. Solon Borland, U.S. Minister to Central America.
The authorities and the inhabitanti of the town refused to
make the slightest apology. After giving ample time, and
no apology having been received, Captain Hollins, on the
12th issued a proclamation to the authorities and resi-
dent;, that unless an .apology was made by nine, a.m., on
the 13th, he should proceed to bombard the town. On
the morning of the 13th the inhabitants of the town
left and took to the woods, leaving all their property
behind them. Captain Hollins, in the meantime,- took
.possession of one of the Transit Company's steamers, and
sent them to the town, offering protection to all persons
who chose to accept it, and within one minute of the
time designated by Captain Hollins (twenty-four hours)
the cannonading commenced, and continued without
interruption till three o'clock, p.m. During the inter-
val no disposition was manifested on the part of the
inhabitants to come to terms for the saving of the
property. At four, p.m., a party landed, commanded by
a lieutenant, who burnt the town. San Juan, or Grey-
town, on the 13th, was entirely destroyed, one or two
small buildings only in the suburbs remaining to mark
the spot. No lives were lost. Mr. Scott, agent of the
Accessory, Transit Company, tendered a free passage by
the Prometheus to all who wished to leave. A few
accepted the offer. Before the bombardment commenced
the master of an English schooner entered a protest
against the proceedings. Captain Rollins informed him
that he was sorry he must disregard the protest, but he
intended to carry out his instructions, and obey orders at
all hazards, and that if the demands were not paid within
twenty-four hours he would commence operations.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

f the exports durir
f £3lO_9RA_ and an

E the exports
f whieh had a

By the South American and Gene

am-ship Lusitania, Capta

red in Liverpool on Saturday, we 12
de Janeiro to the Bth, Bahia 13th,

She broug

Lt £21,060 in specie, a

13 from
mbueo

The English steamers Trident and Madagascar, th
nerican ship Savannah, and a French frigate and cor
,te were left at Rio Janeiro, and H.M.S Prometheus a'

the royal mail steamship Tolames arrived

Janeiro on the 7th ult
The steamer 11

Jab) List

adrid was passe

lon, at 8 30 p.m., on th

31st tilt

From Pernambuco we learn that t
universally heavy, causing the river tc

rains had been
verflow its banks,

s to part cables, and destroying a considerable
amount of property. Several lives also had been lost.
The Receffe bridge had partly given way, in consequence
of one of the stone piers sinking, and a temporary platform
had been erected over the footpath. In many parts of the
suburbs jangados and canoes were seen covered with
persons flying from the floods. The damage was variously
estimated at from £50,000 to £100,000; and a subscrip-
tion had been commenced for the relief of the sufferers.
Several fatal cases of yellow fever had occurred during

Business very dull,

nothing

doing in freights, only one vessel offering, and she too
large for present stock of sugar : the last rate paid was
40s. to 51s. to the Channel, with usual extras for Conti-
nent, &c.
_Exchange 260.
_ _ _

'0 business had been extremely restricted

The arrivals weri

daring the month
limited, while the prices
Exchange, 26id. to 27d. Fx

n oderaff

,!ded.
J 00S. to the

,o Antwerp.
he weather continued f

unusually
u

and st,

Les had re
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

iFEICA

r. Campbell, he

lintercom

A brisk trade was sprir

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
s from the Cape to the Bth of air

the ye r 1853
increase ,n the

D the extent of £501,124

Ang an increase of £9,
THE BRAZILS.

By the South American and General Steam N

Company's s

in-shjp Lusitania, (

n Liverpool on Saturda'y, we h,

Bahia 13t

She brought £21,(

) in specie, and fo

The English steamers Trident and Madagas
American ship Savannah, and a French frigate
vette were left at Rio. Janeiro, and H.M.S Promel
Lisbon.

royal mail steams

ip Tolar

es arrived

e for the

was tt

[ght, would be

Brazils

Consul.

iatwes were refractory at Accra. Trade was good
healthy, although the rains had set in

ly as to the state of

been an increase in the valuE

acipal item was wool, the shipments

igation
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

LIVERPOOL

a St. Gea

will be adjourned to t

inted, and fitted with f

1 with f

;sh green cloth

a in the court avenues

vatting i

Satard

ket-book containir

William
Tipping

I was g

served, Duff,
and ran awai

I came (

3 and took him into

otr, w

N THE LANDIN

,rity of her

early fix

led to t

£85,713
and £4O

3hnson and John
re charged with

cart-owner

From the

Torrington, wife of

ith, who lives next door to
eir house, and believing all
her husband, and an alarm

It contained Mrs Tipping's marriage certificate am

ng apparel, and
£5 each. Both

TAGE. - NVrr

ick the pockets of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

!ness becomes convenient.
gals as no longer Church-
when

ion vows

had they made this disc

:ust, 1834.

CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE R.

n them with plainness of speech,
fathonable mystery is a subject

ore to equivocal proof of their
before they catched

I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
A CIEURCIIMAIf OP LIVERPOOI,

MATRIMONY A SACRAMENT."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

when tn., Trig
.111
~141

-
Liverln'lt
Scalto

Wales line to lleyland is in rapid progress, -
doubt, could be opened early in the ensuing spice 6
-gar
line is being constructed from Crewe, through Ag
Drayton and Wein, to Shrewsbury, which is as ue.oter
possible a straight line. From Shrewsbury to Leonliofi
the line hail been completed, and a bill has this ester,
'been obtained to connect Kinston with Leon,iitict
About tv:o years ago a bill was obtained to cons'r
line frean Cross Inn to Llandilo, while from Carloa.i: ice
Bare, and on to the shores of the Haven the line
p.'ay say, completed. Here are two gaps, and these o.
in Wales, to fill up, so as to connect Milford with
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

gateways

se of elos,

g houses

's
-inn is stately a:

g out of sight

stands

which 1

PUGHE AND POLLOCK

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD,
Sta,—l am not sorry that Mr. Pollock has thought I

St. James's School, because it gives me a fair opportunity
of printing in extPnso the correspondence which took
place between us upon the " sacrament of matrimony."

le same
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

mir readers to the following extraordinary facts

Li*rpoo

,an article under t

A of " Science and Art," in which

er propoFet

Tamm e

fl'ensive matter which .need not be gusted, he 8:

thcr it (Me exhibition of theFatwgett collection) no

'htipromised lecture of Mr. Thomas Wright, can form
my part of the actual business of the British Also.

4thent2tim of the•29th, there is a simila

authorised programmt," e

same quarte
r of the Hi

in which no mention vul

tonic Society's Soiree;the exhibitic
lection, or the lecture by Mr. %Vr
that some offensive remarks were in,

f Mr. May(

ght. It is suspects

3. In the Literary G
artiele_kill bearing th

d in wi

flowing

that the Hittoric Society

,cal secreta

it, by Dick

authorised proy.

s been

ted, Ar

t Lan(

iety net
;bled."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

SPORTING _TIVTELLIGENCE.

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FRIDNY.
Heapy-has been backed' reely for. the Ebor Handicap at
5 and'6. to 1, and HerMit.for all the money that could be
got at --B,to 1, without improving their positions in this
market. Mug Tom is 'very fishy for the St. Leger, and
in one instance an otretwas made to take Derviih against
him.for a:;l,arge sum ; the:latter left off with backers:at 5
to •1. .1,000- to 20 was offered on the field both-for the
Cesarewitch and Cambridgeshire Stakes. GrEeculus
xu-
Hens and Dirk Hatterairk•were in immense force for
Derby. Latest prices

GREAT EROR •ITANDICA.P, YORK.
6 to Llzgst Mr. HarrisonZ,s Heapy—taken.
Bto l. „ Mr. Gully's file Hermit—taken.
10-to-1 „ Lord Zetland's Tros -taken.
10 tot „ Mr..;.T.-.oiborne's Merry Bird—taken.
.„ Mr. Greville's Quince -tt ken.
„ Mr. Shepherd's Grand Inquisitor—=taken.
„ Mr. Clarkson's 'Neville—taken.
Mr. T.!Dawsori's Amalgamation—taken.
Mr. Harrison's King of Trumps—taken.
Mr. 3loriisls Kingston—taken.
DONGABTER ST. ,LEGER.
9 to 2•agst Baron. Rothschild's King Tom.
5. to 1 ~ Lord;Derby's Dervish—taken.
, Mr. Payne's The Trapper—taken.
Loi'di.Derby's Acrobat—tr.ken.
Mr.-8. Hawke's Midsummer—taken.
Baron Rothschild's Middlesex—taken.
3.lT..lforlis's Knight of St. George---tk.
Mr. Bowes's .Marley

1810 1
20 to '1

20 toll
.20' to

6 to 1
11 to 1
12 to 1
18 to 1
20 to 1

50 to 1

:THE MERBY.
Mr. Bowes's Grwculus Esuriens—taken.
Lord.Eglinton's Dirk Hatteraick—taken.
Mr. Howata's Oulston taken.
Mr. Bow 's Bonnie Morn —taken.
Lori" Derehester's Cruiser—taken.

14 to 1
10 to 1

20 to 1
20 to 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

.ed to the /

DOCK EXTENSION SCHEME

After a desultory conversation relative to receiving the
report, the chairman repeated that the sub-committee had
made a provisional arrangement with ➢lr. John Shaw
Leigh for one portion of land, which would cost £164,000,
and with Lord Derby for another portion of land, the
price of which was £90,000. The committee further re-
commended that a quantity of land lying between that

proposed to be purchased from Lord Derby and the Der));
road, should be scheduled. Their own estimate of tl
value of that land was £448,000
Mr. SMITH then me
conded, the adoption of the report
Mr. BARBER said he must gin _
to this scheme. He thought it perfectly ridiculous that
such a scheme should suggest itself to the committee at
the opening of a war, of which no one could see the con-
clusion, to say nothing of the extraordinary expenditure
involved in it, or the bond debt of the dock estate. With
regard to the docks themselves, he thought they had suffi-
cient space to do a great deal more work than they had,
hitherto done. He found that the Albert Docks had.

d, and Mr. JA..

..S 1:10L3

his pos

The King's Dock, during
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

AUSTRALIAN
Sailing regular]

A:ND MELBOURNE.
Passengers and Luggage for MELBOURNE landed at the
Wharf Free, and those booked for SYDNEY, GEELONG,
ADELAIDE, and LAUNCESTON are forwarded at Ship's
expense. Return Tickets issued at Half-fares
Cabin Passengers for the Homeward Passag

LIVERPOOI

o all except
)er. Circular.

,The Ships w

WHITE STA

and first-rate CH
Builders, expres.
Sited up with ev,

fore di
Teqpisi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

PARIS. FASHIONS FOR AUGUST.

,f stuffs for summer wear

s b
pass in rev

le• du serail.

ng with

headed

I great

Life. These dresses at
skirt being held on b,

znade with white c
bars

they have aver)

of black velvet a la Weller
)ou a light e

of being perfectly distiniqte: The next
Pacha ; this is a

worthy of remark is the barege
ication of the old japan broch

to have great BUCC4B

s .always of the palm-

Lnrown up from the ground of the stub
aolours show admirably either on wl
irab, or any of the neutral tint..

is well as upon very dark
coiate garance, or vert emir. The
r, a light silk of the poulard kind,
it is of grit d'acier, covered with
reies in a darker nuance imitating the finest coat
These -dresses are made with double skirt, each
unded by a broad border woven in the two
the upper one-is made tunic fashion, open in
confined at intervals-by large buttons, either of
-wood or of black velvet, with steel centre. No—
be cooler that the aspect of this toilet, with tha

cuirasse Jeanne d'A
s also much admired

aid across the snow-white•

.minated by the crimped sleeves of stiffened cambric
'chink to the wrist. Armures of all 'duds', whether in
" .

Dr mixed material, have enjoyed much auices'
neutral tints of taffetas d' Italie have also

rave also been highly patronised, with shawls Of the same
aaterial made of some sympathetic nuance, the border only
:orresponding with the dress, have been seen at the even-

flades, and have been pronounced worthy of

The facon of driises

are still. made with bas.ques descend..
ve or less over the hips, according to the thickness
The fashion of weaving the trhnmin,--

is thi

nateriai of which the dress is composed has beeii found
nost convenient. The fringes, the brandebourgs, the
'heft., are all made in the piece, then cut out by the
outouriere, and laid on down the front and round the
asques. Much inconvenience and uncertainty in the
latching of the divers nuances of which the dress is corn-
psed is thus avoided; as the trimming is woven with the
. .

the dress, there

be no disparate or awkv

.djurement.

,tole of

ing in the public promenades dresses
)se hitherto reserved for full dress

s XVII

the days
to'behohi

light at

1 musli
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

my Lord

transforms

present ca.

vent times, wit

of Uhristian ordinar

)f Apo:

a mere lip horn

weighing the proprieties of their charact
"^ --d admire the condeseensic
)irit of the admonition.

we don

arch at

I cannot but re

that your Lordship has cunt

stances lend

f a common privi

istinct

e of trut

men believe themselves io be acting under such c
nance, the opposition of a bishop administers ze

.ement, to exertion ; fora ca

s of opportunity

,gth for the con

lasting y

The one a

Our opponent,

moment to know what measure of Apostoli
1 7 „

)y our spititua'

o hypothecate a case so

session which is so allied

aims of duty that ordinary circum

under violence of opposition, or the coercion of
To present the exercis

and to the
th. When

st, not

,nd scorns th

when it touches the

The issue of that conflict between the eves
des of Christ's- Church and prejudice or fac
be against reas
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

k his been quiet, but holders

ssing, hence there is

retty freely

ad Clomr

'rom Ire

hange in vain
excitement in the lard market
KI during the week about 3s per cv

lower r

Prices have

hich holds out no inducement

xford, 90s to 91s ; Sligo
ickled Cork 2nds

md, from th,
11,793 firkin

137 barrels butter
uns, and 17 tierce
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

find "appl
it the

water space and space for warehouses on their own estate.
He supposed the important matter before the committee

whether they would adopt this plan
xl the plan as presented to them, cc

but if they
prising the

. . „
various warehouses around the docks, he wished to know
whether it would enable them to open a discussion as to

Nether the plan was

if not, he should hwi-e a good

1 to say on the mat

of the appropriation of the space
warehouses. He saw a great deal of the space
von those various docks that was quite adapted for
building warehouses, which would make the docks work a
more than now. He would move, as an amend-
Mat the plans be referred back back to the special
mittee, with a view to consider the extension of
is to the land already in the possession of the
committee, and to propose such further improvements and

arrangements in the existing docks as may appear deal-

lEALIX& seconded the amendment

Mr. SMITII said the mode of reasoninK adopted by Mr.
Barber was exceedingly fallacious. He had instanced the
Albert Dock, which he spoke of as working at the rate of

34,000 tons per acre ; but it must be borne in mind that
a ship going into the Albert Dock remained there perhaps
only four or five days to discharge ; she then went into
another dock to load, and was probably there some 15 or
20 days upon the average. But take the Prince's Dock.
There were not more than three ships discharging there
11 the others being ships which had
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

which it is said timel

which it exposes and destro-ys

to rem

VINCENTIIIS.

* The " sham" I refer to is, the attempt by the Puritan
arty here to save their opposition from odium, by pretending
, int • they have no objection" to Weekly Communion and

Daily Prayers,

ECCLESIASTIC

`AL INTELLIGENCE

PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS.
Rev. C. Dowding, to the Curacy of Maperton, Wincanton

a . a . 'vector of riliCell headlamp,
Somersetsh ire, to the Vicarage of Willesborough, near Ash ro rd.
Rev- Canon Hey, of York, Principal of St-Peter's School, to
the Vicarage of St. Helen's, Stonegate, in that city.
Rev. T. H. Marsh, to the Curacy of Bathford, near Bath.
Rev. J. Peat, 2,LA., to the Incumbency of Weald Chapel,
Sevenoaks.

he Incuml

ttev.t.i. A. Seymour,
church of the Holy Trinity, Winchester

I)ency of t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

STANDARD,

TO THE EDITOR OF TEI

n ancient sage philosopher,
Alexander Ross over."

earned to read and beeol

he mere relics of b

yield to the

pth and in

James's Chure

to what I h

AND GENERAL CO ME

LIVERPOOL STANDARD,

iStandiird,

Pollock I

)jections to the D

ass myself, however, eoni

,e force c

The matter it

Dr. M`Neil

pool, Aug

U, Net

ine and discipline of the
the Prayer Book of the

this day, and to ir

private judgment of Mr. A.
matial town of Oswestry. I
table discovery of one of our

second, Am I

of course I ha
I held a conve
of marriage, b

narrate, and lin(
to which you re;
subject. An ear

met anothe
a matter hf
to take plac
of her sons

racefulness of

classes are too bus:

s shut up the churc
Such is the liberz

who, nevertheless,

Mr. Hampton

for coming to th

in bodi

mable

the Apostolic prograr

however
to stifle t

they cannot

iDVERTISER.

conversation

!ail your attentioi
attributed to you
, Is the report sub

a the M

.ply will obl

the last week, in a house in Li

'ery faithfully
K. M. Puoic

I for a moment, or t

had been enterta
tained, of two clergy_
mony. This gentleman went on to say h _
plan ; that one of them was evidently enough in t
tration of such a sacrament. The lady was ratlie_
hearing of the sacrament of matrimony. He went
affirmed that it was a doctrine of the teaching of the Chur
of England in her Prayer-Book tha
ment. Oh, oh.') I will read to yo
land Prayer-Book says on the subj(
read an extract from the Prayer-Book, excludi
from the list of sacraments.] That is what the
England says, and one of her sworn sons was tea,
friend that, nevertheless, according to the doctrine c
Church of England, matrimony was a sacrament

what tC

space in one publication, and therefore we der

PROPOSED FREE CHURCH

LETTER IV.
LORD, If the Apostle Paul were to d

f Englan(
I balm

first concern to put it away from among English Christi
is the infrequent celebration of th
religion. I almost fear I should
were I to in

use upon your I

a from the associ
umbly ask you t

sent this subject to your Lords'

aspects, I should put it to your con:
what you think would probably bi

a its most stria
nce, and Mainly

live in pr

dent and not in practice, and which it requires
appreciate. But in the presence of an Apostle, th
in such a case as this, which conceals a man's cc

ayes him star

of truth,

iy calling in an
ices. I presume
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

:or wheats of most descriptions, we not

1 over the earn

ies of Ttiesdar

ire now in small

and other secondary- sorts its

• flour there is a good cousut
of is 6d per barrel and 3.5

n some instances, exceeding ;his
unaltered. Beans rather cheaper.

Cis and oatmeal

Indian corn finds a good

ace, choice

parcels of both
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

ITALY,

Correspondence from Genoa of the 26th July describes
the city as in a great consternation. The cholera broke
out with unusual violence, and it is impossible to describe
the panic by which the inhabitants have been seized.
More than 600 families left the town on the two preceding
days. On Monday, the 24th ult., and the third day of its
appearance, 24 cases were recorded, 28 of which ended
fatally the same day.
Some agitation of another kind begins also to be visi-
ble, especially among the exiles. A new pamphlet and a
letter from Mazzini, which circulate in Genoa freely, and
in which the ez-triumvir forcibly impresses upon his
countrymen that the moment of a general insurrection
against Austria has come, have produced some sensation.
A telegraphic despatch from Turin says :—" The King,
accompanied by the Ministers, left to-day for Genoa, to
visit the cholera hospitals. There is great excitement both
here and at Genoa."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

Zbursban.

On THIIRSDAY next, the 10th instant, at One o'clock, -at
the Brokers' Sale-room, Walmer-buildings, Water-street,
(if not previously disposed of by private contract),
The Schooner ANTIQUARY;
143 tons 0.m., 133 tons N.M. ; built at Arbroath,
,0.47.. k in 1846, and classed A 1 for eight years • copper
r-,,Neal fastened, and sheathed with yellow metal in 1852 ;
""--;„‘secarries 190 tons; is well found in all stores, and
in first-rate condition. Dimensions :—Length, 70 feet ;
breadth, 19 feet 9-10ths ; depth, 12 feet : lying in King's Dock.
—Apply to Mr. D. L. CARGILL. or to
TONGE, CURRY, and CO., Brokers.

On THURSDAY nett, the 10th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Sale-room, Walmer-buildings, Water-street,
The fine. British-built Barque
• CEYLON ;
0,;?$1. 253 tons register; built at Scarbro', in 1828; ori-
ginal class A 1 ten years at Lloyd's ; restored in
1844 for-seven years A 1 ; in 1853 she had large
repairs, when she was resheathed with yellow metal, and
classed SS red star; carries a large cargo; and is now in
good order. Dimensions :—Length, 86 feet 6-12tlis ; breadth,
24 feet 7-12ths; depth, 16 feet 0-12ths : lying in Albert Dock.
—Apply to ' TONGE, CURRY, and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

T BY A R

;,ht by a respectable
s shoemaker by trade, and
g in the village of Killorglin, to recover
,!,'e O'Sullivan, a Romish priest, for an
mitted on last Easter Sunday. The plain'tiff
s qtrletly engaged with two other young men about

young man named

the evenings

,reet of the yin
whateve

Baking to some young women
;e, when the defendant, with-
, assaulted him violediv with
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

will belieN

LATEST INTELLIGENCE

1 The Oest. Co 7

IRussian forces in Uppe

I he is

Moldavi

61so appointed Civil and Military Governor of

iMoldavia

arrived at Vienna on Thursday, when the Er

land French ministers officially communicated to Count

I I Buol the unconditional rejection of the

The Vienna Conference met on Frid
It is believed that Austria will simn

and then enter Moldavia

proposi-

Austrian (

,nd Saturday.
lotifyj o

on Frida

with despatCh€

The Russian Prince Lobololl brot

despatches for Prince Gortschakoff the pl

ht, and

is said thal

departure

lie Russian embassy is packing up prior to

After a military conference, the Italian army is ordered
to be made mobile, and its cavalry reserves called out.
On the 29th of July, Said Pasha, advancing from
Oltenitza to Bucharest, overtook the Russian rear guard,
which he attacked and routed.

If the latest news from Constantinople is to be depended
upon, Friday was the day on which a combined attack by
sea and by land was to be made by the allied armies and
fleets on the Russian stronghold in the Black Sea—
Sebastopol. Under date of 21st, it is stated that the
troops, in number about 50,000, were to embark for the
Crimea from Baltschik, on board a large number of trans-
ports; considerable quantities of ammunition and materiel
were being taken from the stores at Constantinople by
the Furious, the Cyclops, and the Firebrand.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

£6,300; total. L.
during the half-y<
main line and works, £2
on lands and buildings y
lines in which the comp,
amount expended by the c
a balance at the bankers'
pemled on the main line and wont,
carrying stock £2,642,232, on lands a
rent £310.19

shows that t
30th June, c

id on 1

g rent, and the remainder on
tare an interest. The total
any is £31,422,063, leaving

f which £1,164.,512 w

£363,134 at 4
£1,435,560 at

The amount ei:
s L'23,118,277, on

June, 1840, £602,999 had been expended on rollin
for working 233; miles of railway, the average co:
£2,579 ; and that on the 30th of June, 1854, £2,
had been expended on working stock for 90311
•,

return of working hock shows that there are 0,..
motive engines, 677 tenders, 1 state carriage, 600 first-
class mails and composite carriages, 571 second-class, and
409 third-class carriages, 26 travelling post-offices and
tenders, 286 horse boxes, 253 carriage trucks, 238 guards,
parcels, and break vans, 29 trucks, 10,903 goods waggons,
232 sheep vans, 26 trolleys, &c., 5,150 sheets, and 162
horses. A general statement shows that £3,230,032 had
been expended on capital account from the Ist of Ja.nuarY,_
g 'at the rate
pended since the 30th of June,
1853), be!
being
for the
1850, to the 30th of June, 1854 (including.i£l 572,u0v ex-
of £807,508 per annum. The revenue
i last,
shows that
half-year, ending the 'l4}, £704,543 for
passengers, and £625,485 forgann
the traffic amounted to
£1,409,128 had been received. including
The expenditure for working
.
for rates and taxes, and
£619,114, of which £29,762 nag •isi,leueolnadli,ngand£7l.o4ive
£24,458 duty
leaving a balance of £790,004.
Out of this sum is on
passengers,
deducted £197,858 for interest on loans,
, £3,000 expenses of Peterborough
£5,492 chief rents,
for legal and parliamentary expenses;
joint station, £lo,ooov
loss
Preston
and N yre ; £11,999 onßuc-
kinghamshire
£4,017 loss 0n....
£l6 000 deficiency on Shropshire Union ;
;
'
£786 deficiency on Manchester and Matlock lease; £1,679
on Leeds and
Liverpool Canal lease ; and £9,509 Stour
Valley estimated dividend • also £21,387 for renewal of
,
rails, leaving . £507,628
• To this sum is added £86,031, the
balance from the last account, making the disposable stun
for dividend £593,659. From this sum is deducted
£494,098 for dividend, at the rate of 5 per cent. per
annum, on the consolidated stock of R 19,763,942 ; £10512
for 6s. dividend on the £2O shares ; £1,458 for 6d. dividend
on the £lO shares : £10,915 for the is dividend on the
£l2. lOs. shares, £28,727 for dividend on the er
Hudds-
field and Manchester and Leeds and Dewsbury
stock , and £6,750 on the Coventry and Nuneaton stock '
together £552,441, leaying £41,187 to be earl.; d forward
to the next account, , .e
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

sirmees. This also applies to Passengers for these ports. -
Goods for any of the abovenamed Ports most have the place
of their destination distinctly marked on them, in letters of
not less than two inches, otherwise the Agents will not be ae
countable for mistakes.
Shippers will please send a Shipping-note along .
'art load of Goods.
For fre; Gla

th eacl

gilt or passage apnly to G. and .1_
BURNS and MAC IVER
I, Rumford-street, Liv

or here to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

is said, sail f

GRIST AND A

Seim will, it

for America, in the Baltic
They are to receive. £17,000 for s
which has been lodged with a Lon:

£ll,OOO of

DEPARTURE OP TROOPS.—The first di,
third West York militia embarked on Thurs
at the Clarence Dock, for Dublin
the head-quarters and 2nd diyisim
TuE MAN% FAIRY steamer, 1
ago, in the Sloyne, au immens

sion of the

Colonel
mbarkect

tons it

weight, which fOrmerly belonged, it is supposed, to one of
the lazarettes, and has been imbedded in the sand for

suicide on Tuesday afternoon, in the
but was rescued by the police-officer c
veyed to her friends next day. She had 1

Harrington Dock,

cl con-

his town by a married man, who

I brows.

BRITISICASSOCIA.TION.-It is said that the proprietors
of the steam-boats to Havre, and of both the lines to
Glasgow and Greenock, have informed the secretary of

the excursion committe

.embers

e, of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

Cairies a full Band of Music, as well as Chess, Backe,.
and Draft Boards, for the amusement of the
All Passengers and Luggage landed on t'

These Ships
Day, includi

g MliA

CONSTA NOE
MOBILE
CHAMI lONov THE SEAS 228
INDIAN QUEEN io
JAMES BAINES, new
BOOMERANG
ELM. HARRISDN, new
SCHONI BERG, new...
SALDANHA
LIGHTNING. new
DONALD M'KAY

OCEAN CHIEF
JOHN AND LL
OLIVER LANG
STAR OF THE
MARCO POLO.

men of el
to promo
also carr

and abil
alth and
aced Sur

Foitertx

2400.. 4,

the First B

LWARD . A

1040.. 2000.. PoNso

•
3500.. NEWLANDS Sept
2000.. MILLS

3000.. BRo'

404.. 264)0.. JACK
300. 3500.. DA a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

ling him to be trained under som,

h of the science of natural history

im to classify all the

s would enable

!cinaens in the museum, instead

fined to the on

'of Australia, and that at much less cost than £ll5. The

6rgument

Itliy individuals could

afford to purchase such an expensive work, does not in-

rolve much that is nev

,n the contr

it is appli

to many other commodities besides Gold's Works on orni-
thology ; and it might possibly have suggested itself to a
less astute reasoner than Mr. Prcvow, that if it be de-

sirable for individuals to pause until they are wealthy

7 attempt so formidable a in

e of equal cogency in respect to institutions

Lst ere another such purchase is r

)mmended

free libraries will have been establisled in all the districts

throughout the town ; and that before the recommenda-
tion is added to, the Council will ke satisfied itself

those branch establisl

for in all

!ssentials

meats havrbeen fully cared
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

MEXICO.

The revolution In Mexico was progressing. The ru-
moured death of Alvarez was without foundation. In the
organ of Alvarez, puLlished at Acapulco, we read :—" A
tragedy, more serious than any that has yet occurred
there, is represented to have taken place. The people of
thus place, galled by the tyranny of Commander Rios,
:repealed to Captain' Gouzalos, who immediately came to
thot' aid with eighty men, and on his appeo,ranee all the
ytojitti=imtritfunowly threw off the yoe cf the tyrant,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

were not such as to meet t

Lord REDESDALE objected tow the motion, as it would
virtually defeat the object which they had in passing the
Ees.4!onal order of the 2d of May.
The Earl of DERBY denied that the House of Commons
had agreed to suspend the writs until legislation had taken
place. It was quite true that the President of the Council
had stated it to be his opinion that the writs ought not to
be issued, but it was quite possible that the view of the
President of the Council might be declared by ofl- -
his colleagues to be " wholly unconstitutional."
" sheer nonsense." (Laughter.) Even if :
that the whole of the members of the Government
marvellously, be'of one opinion-
that that opinion would be in
of the House of Commons ? (" anti
He must say this, that the House of Commons

t—what security was the:,

accordance with the view;
Hear, hear." —4.1,--

h a resolution, and

d never affirneFpu-eVa.

to affirm, and

r future legislation.' He
of legislating satisfactorily,
when the amendments which the Duke of Newcastle pro,
-posed would be returned to a thin House of Commons
where the side on which the majority would rest wool

h was to be the basis of t

argued against the possibil

doubtful ; and he also denied the position of their owing
any deference to the opinion of the House of Commnns
when the bill had been

ont hs' delibera-

The discussion Was continued by the Marquis of LANS-

BROUGHAM, who supported tl

8 Of CLANRICARDE, who oppose

and on a

sion, the nt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

Bonds, Serif), 98

EITEDAY
s. 921

Ld-a-Quarter "r

Account, 92
Ditto, SmaL

IA.NCIItSTER.-.

continues to in

les to be of sufficient extent to t

.s little or no Aceurolit
mrticular nr-Aggnrn to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

LIVERPOOL, CONSTANTINOPLE,
calling at GIBRALTAR, MALTA, and SYRA

the Company, at a considerable expense, which renders. the
Landing of Passengers at Ramsey perfectly easy at all times
of tide.

To Summer Visitors Ramsey has numerous attractions

The first-class Screw Steam-ships
, 14fELITA Captain T. Coox,
ors TENERIFFE Captain J. R. BELL,
`SV ,aqh, WA BRITISH QUEEN.. Captain WICKMAN
p BA LBEC Captain Hocicc
TAU RUS.
KARNAK
I (vvi+h c

are inte
Dock, Liverpool, with Goods and Passengers
unless prevented by unforeseen circumstances
TAURUS ..THURSDAY MORNING,
CM. In the event of these Steamers heir,
tine at Gibraltar or Malta, Cargo for thes
arrival of the Steamer, require to he immediately talk
rK witntnat of apies, I and transferred to another Vessel or DeriGt, to perfo
Northern District of the ~„„t nf thn

7th An

Ports will,. on t

AND SMYRNA

C7l-rtaill LANGLA'NDS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

ending the 24th of June, i 854
the WITT.? nArind_ 7_loll trim TIAT

tons; average of t'

two, 8,600 tons. The Wa

must be for want of

mprovemen

alteration eithe

th.of water or the char

wed that all ti

dGeks as they

iv stood, 178

s, and propos

s on their own land at th

1. give them, 2

irk the av

of water space ; and, if that were mad
of the Waterloo Dock (30,000 tons. an acre), it would, g

them 7,951,000 tons of shipping

vhich was just double

the amount t
years being,

hey now had, the ave

of the last

e,eordin,,; to the repo:

he•sul-conunittee

3,846,71

,ns of all Classes

mee that there

must be a great
With regard to the

ant of improveme

DIVII estates

going to t

e north and b
)rd Derby; M

Shaw re

gh, or anybody else who had th

prc.Al!l(

It was not the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

to make bet

administration of the laws relating to the public health.
The house went into committee upon the Crime and
Outrage (Ireland) Bill. The clauses, with some amend-
ments, were agreed to.

The Militia (No. 2) Bill underwent various amend-
mentc, and was ordered to be read a third time.

Other bills were forwarded a st
journed at a quarter to 12 o'clock.

ge, and the house ad-

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2.

The Hon. Mr. GORDON took his seat for Beverley.
RusszAN LOANS.—The house having resolved itself
into Committee on the Russian Government Securities
Bill,—Lord PALMERSTON moved an amendment, prepared
by the SOLICITOR-GENERAL, which in effect transferred
it into a new bill, by leaving out all the words of the bill
after the preamble, and enacting instead, that any British
subject who shall, during the continuance of hostilities
with Russia, in any country, wilfully or knowingly take,
acquire, become possessed of or interested in, any stocks,
funds, scrip, bends, debentures, or securities for money,
which, since the
.29th of March, 1854, have been, or
during such hostilities shall be, created or secured by or
in the name of the Government of Russia, or any person
on its behalf, shall be guilty of a misdemeanour; with a
proviso exempting a British subject claiming an interest
in the estate or 'effects of any deceased person, or taking
the effects of his debtor in execution, or claiming an inte-
rest in any bankruptcy, insolvency, or disposition of pro-
perty in trust for creditors ; such British subject being
authorised to take or receive any sharp 1,-- - -
debt, or money due to 1•1 ___ _ • -

dividend

may arise from the sale or proceeds of such stock`, funds,
&c. This amendment underwent several alterations, by
one of which the prohibition' h.t.„ 4i.

7,,traz MSC,.
oueu so as to include •` any person in Her Majesty
1., VA I.t:
dominions, or any British subject in any foreign country
Two clauses were added to the bill—onp
" • •

provnang that
nothing in the act shall alter Watteet the law of high
treason; the other allowing costs of prosecution, and em-
powering courts to order payment of expenses. The bill
thus re-framed was ordered to be reported.
Several bills were advanced a stage.
The Court of Chancery (County Palatine of Lancaster)
Bill, and the Prisoners Removal Bill were read a third
time and passed. -

Tlie Palk Revenue and Consolidated Fund Charges
(No. 2) Bill, that represented the bill which had been en;
up to the Mouse of Lords, with the.changes suggested in
that house, was read a second time.
• • •

Surrix.—The house went into Committee of Supply
on the Supplementary, Ordnance, and other estimates,
which, after an explanation r..specting the case of. Sir J.
Burgoyne, were agreed to.
Sevtral_hilis were advanced a stage, and the house ad-
journed at ten minutes to six o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

birds contained in ti

we submit that

orator of the mu-

AUM should be qualified to classify these or any

thout subjecting the institution to the

very costly manual, that he may be enabled to do so; but

'hether he is comp

tent to the performance a

the librar

,h means
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

)r a sig

the reel=
st the balls would last long
use. They recommended the placin
'le Prince's basin as an experiment.
Millers and Thomt
son, one of them asking.for a berth to be appointed for tl
steam-ship Lusitania in the Wellington dock, and ti
other asking permis
the landing-stage f

letters up to the liist mom
I to thP

The letters we

bour-masters at

marine auk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

oved for certain returns connected with this
ono convicts had

that 1,0

bec; liberated in England dul
wax utterly impossible to ascert
on which those liberations had 1

Lain the principle or system
taken place, the fact being,
- 1111

as no 8;

as it appeared to him, that there Unless
laid !down by which they were to be regulated
some better plan were devised he should move for a select
Committee next sessiion to consider the matter.—The
Duke of NEWCASTLE defended the course pursued by the 4
government, which, instead of turning convicts out into
the.;i-orld by a species of gaol_ delivery, as described y
Lord St. Leonard's, used every means in his power to
Plae liberated criminals in a way of becoming useful
mtimbers of society.—Lord CAMPBELL did not deny that
great exert,* had been made to carry ont the intentions
of the government in this matter, hilt despaired that the
experiment would ever prove successfulAner some far-
ther diseussion the matter dropped.
_ rNivaitalrY Ravoum.—The commons' amendments in
the Oxford University Bill were considered. when such of
their lordships' atterdments as had not been adopted
ty
the lower house were not per in.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

trainc,) AJUS 2S.
boats, £723 10s. 9d.; total, £6,421ZD 13s. 441
436 2s. 11d.

THE BIRKENHEAD DocK WORKS.—The acc
which occurred to the masonry work of the river ‘v,
Birkenhead has been repaired, and on Tuesday las
water for the first time was excluded from the great
basin. The embankment was, however, only raised
ciently high to exclude neap tides, but by this the si
tides have been excluded. The attainment of this o