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The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

STEAM COMMUNICATION
BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND ANTWERP.
ter..-_- Next Summer, as soon as the Screw Steam-
ships now building for the Atlantic are completed, a regular
STEAM COMMI'NICATION will be established, by first-
class steamers, between LIVERPOOL and ANTWERP.
Goods will be received by these Steamers at Antwerp for
transhipment at Liverpool by the Steam-ships to the United
States ; and the transhipment at Liverpool, as in the Com-
pany's Trade between Havre and Liverpool, will be free of
expense to the Goods.
It is not intended by the Establishment of this Line to cur-
tail in any way the facilities already possessed by the French,
German, and Belgian Shippers of Merchandise to America
from Havre, via Liverpool, but as an additional means for
the expedition of their Goods.

BURNS and MAC IVER, 1, Rumford-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

Coburg Doik.
Poi MONTREAL, Din
he *ell.known reg

Trill, int

./i7Ar, CITY OF MANCHESTER,
,-777--•,;----T--,. .1-,e-. HENRY FLINN, Master ;
534 tons per register ; A 1 ; Clyde-built, and copner
Apply to JACOT, TAYLOR, and TIPPER,
Molyneux-place, 22, Water-strE

The CANADIAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Under Contract with Her Majesty's Provincial Go-
vernment of Canada.
COMPANY'S OFFICES :
No. 11, Orange-court, Castle-street.
WILt.IAM RUDD, Secretary.
STEAM TWICE A MONTH TO QUEBEC AND
MONTREAL.
The Company's first-class powerful Screw Steam-ships
OTTAWA Capt. J. B. ATKINS,
CLEOPATRA Capt. H. SALT,
CHARITY Capt. W. PATON,
ERIE (new) Capt.
HURON (new) Capt.
ONTARIO (new) Capt.
SARAH SANDS (chartered)Capt. W. I LSLEY,
The undernoted or other Vessels are intended to be despatched
as follows, from Liverpool,
For QUEBEC and MONTREAL, DIRECT,
on,the'lOth and 25th of each Month, from April to September
'inclusive. Re. urning from Quebec on the sth and 20th of
each Month, from May to October inclusive.
When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the vessels will
-sail on the Monday following.
OTTAWA THURSDAY.. 10th August.
C►LEOPATRA FRIDAY .... 25th August.
'Rates of Passage to Quebec: First Cabin, Twenty Guineas;
-Second Cabin, Twelve Guineas, including Provisions, but not
Wines or Liquors; Third Class, Six Guineas, including Pro-
visions properly cooked.
Carries a Surgeon.
Freight to Quebec or Montreal :—Measurement Goods, SOs.
per Ton, and Five per Cent. primage. Coarse Goods per
agreement.
NOT/CF

0 SHIPPERS.—Goods (or the OTTAWA will now
be received at the Wellington Dock, south :We.
For terms of Freight or Passage, or further information,
apply to LAMONT and APLARTY,
21, Water-street, Liverpool.

METERCIA L

Ohio. P

iDITERTISER

Tommertiai gzates.

t of whom it may concern
T-T.OF

100 Boxes American BACON,
Jew Ynrk A nnlar fn

vi r..--a pi
WM. GA

To close sale

This DAY (Tuesday), thelstit;sl,ai Half-past One o'clock
at the Commercial Sale-room, Temple-court,
372 Barrels American Prime Mess PORK,
291 Barrels Ditto Prime PORK,
24 Barrels Ditto Mess PORK,
20 Tierces Ditto
__Prime Mess BEEF.

Apply to Messrs. JOHN S. KIRKPATRICK and 'co., Me
chants ; or WM. GARDNER and CO., Brokers.

Qn accouut of whom it may ',concern.
Tins DAY (Tuesday), the Ist inst., at Half-past One o'cloc,
at the Commercial Sale-room, Temple-court,

Ohio, from New York

Apply to M,

DOERING, and Co., Mercuants ; ur
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

CAPE OP GOOD HOPE,

By the Enphemis we have intelligence from the Cape to
the 23rd May.

It is supposed in the colony that Sir George Clerk will
be the Governor. The post was offered to him, and he
refused, but it is believed that he has since accepted it. He
had arrived at Capetown from Graham's Town, after
leaving the sovereignty. He is a rather popular man, and,
it is supposed, will make a good Governor.
Some small nuggets of gold had been found on the fron-
tier near Graham's Town ; but there was nothing positive
known as to there being large deposits of gold. Govern-
ment had offered £l,OOO reward for further discoveries.

The copper mines are said to be prosperous, and shares
are selling at considerable premiums.
The elections had just concluded under the new consti-
tution, and the results altogether had been satisfactory to
the government. The house is to meet in the course of
the present month for its first sitting.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

I new c

re's Hall are

no doubt, more sixteious. V I have acted there as foreman,
and I am askedl37,- the high sheriff to: act again in that
capacity on the 10th August, and I would consider it no
hardship for the-grami jury to meet in the Sessions-house."

In the face of -testimony so conclusive and pointed, it
will be difficu?t•to-make an impartial., public believe that

I CAMPBELL

t been rash it

Ls assertions, as

well as weakly credulous in listening•to-complaints which
have been dictated as much 1y spleen as public

appear t(

iccordance with petit maitre fastidi-
ousness than well-grounded apprehenscn. Throughout
the whole of thme.vexatious and annoying proceedings, the
MAYOR has deported himself with a degree of courtesy
and tact which de him honour, and sthich indirectly
reflect credit ou the community of Liverpool.

spirit, and more it
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

tatty Dinin

...aa cgco,,,IJC
broke Ditto, Six Melia
Buckingham Couch a

Side Table, with a:lfarbieTop, well
-

dow Curtains and Cornices, handsorn4
nster Carpets, Fenders, &c.

BER FURNITURE it

udesyour-pOst,iialf-tester,

ilasses,

s and NINTS : " The Surrender of Mary
'nd "The Death of Douglas," Proofs;
The Trial of Queen Caroline," " Magna
'•-• the Olden Time. /9 64

'' and other favourite s

.abjeCts, h

lsomely

isites, Erection of the Summer House

m the Premises, and at Messrs

HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR E, HOYLAKE, CHESHIRE.
ESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS
.1.V.1L will SELL by AUCTION, on THURSDAY next, the 3rd
k precisely, on the Premises, Parsonage-

house, Ho,

. _
-The whole of the excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
China, and Glass Articles, and other Effects, the Property of
a Family removing.

The DINING-ROOM and PARLOUR FURNITURE Comprises
a substantial Oak-framed Couch, Six Birch Chairs, with Cane
Seats, Oak, and Mahogany Dining and other Tables, Pair of
Rosewood Card Ditto, Mahogany Sideboard, Seven Painted
Chairs, Kidderminster Carpets, Window Curtains, Fenders,
Fire Irons, &c.

k Hair Matt

s are Camp, Iron, and Paireed Bedsteads
ses, well-seasoned Feather Beds and Bed

stands, and Chamber Chairs, Framed, D
' g, Drngget, &c.

Carpet
The

.es, and

,ssing taut
,sing Glass

-MORROW (Wednesday), the 2nd instant,
es may he had on the Premises, and at Messrs.
SONS' Office, Church-street, Liver-

,d. WINSTAINLEY a

By Messrs. TI

'TORY SALE.
INSTAL LEY and SONS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

and althougl

ro in t

world's estimat

and thot

Lee, they still

Ible position

Leir career alw

.e of ui

xed gloom and

may lx

misunderstood, misrepre-

t, within themselves, they possess a
on and a conscious rectitude of pu

tellect

rions, is ot
This is

s applause

narks on
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

ITALY

The state of TiniJlic feeling throughout almost the whole
of Italy is threatening. The insurrection at Parma was
not confused to the people. The troops, though they be-
haved with general good feeling -on the emergency, are
not wholly to be relied on. Two soldiers had been sen-
tenced and shot.

A despatda from Turin of the 227th says that a perma-
nent council of war is sitting.
A yet more formidable enemy- than popular disaffection
has appeared iaa Italy—the cholera. Despatches from
Genoa of the 2.Bth /say there have been 124 cases, of which
61 were fatal. -Cholera has -also made its appearance at
Leghorn, Fiore:ice, and Naples.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

Mandarin, Sir

ons, from Shangh

at Sydney

Emily, sailed from Shanghai fOr this pal, lith May.
City of Manchester (s. a.), Wylie, hence at Philadelphia.
Ann Bridson, sailed from Hobart Town for Madras, May 13.
Teneriffe (s.s.), from Constantinople, and sailed for this port.
British Queen (a. s.), hence, and sailed for Constantinople.
Crislina, sailed from Sydney, 12th May, for Akyab, and
Queen of the Seas, 24th May, for Calcutta.
Armide, Scott, from Munsoorcottab, at Coringa, with
rudder.head carried away. _ _ _

Alert,ltamsey, hence fOr Baltimore, at Belfast, towed up for
examination, leaky, having encountered severe weather.
Charles Ilumberston, hence for Boston, which was stranded
in Dundrum Bay, 3rd March, was got off, 27th instant, after
being platformed, and taken in tow by two steamers; but,
after proceeding a short distance, she was found to be making
so much water that she was run ashore to the westward of her
former position.

SUNDAY, JULY

30.—Wind S., moderate

ARRlVED.—Seringapatam, London—Spray of the Ocean,
Sunderland—Tamaulipas (s. s.), Alexandria E.—Minstrel,
Kelly, Monte Video—Osprey, M'Millen, P. E. I sland—Hesky,
Hein, Hamburg—Rosalie, Dendnyts, and Prophete, Kerkhove,
Ostend—Marathon, Tyley, and Reporter. Howe, New Orleans
—Storm King, St. Stephen's—Zante Packet, Elliott, and
Tribune, Wakehain, Gergenti.
SA I LED.—Cynosure, Tucker; nightiyer, Waterman Con-
stellation. Allen; and Shenandoah, Miller, New York—
Premier, Heard, Quebec—Pelican (s. a.), Croft, Rotterdam,

Agnes, Scott, hence at Boston.
Danube (s. s.), hence at Trieste.
N. S. del Carmen, hence at Havana
Milan, Badger, hence at New °deal

PENZA NCB: JULY 27.—The Charlotte, Wood, of and from
Ipswich, for Liverpool, with malt, went ashore this morning,
in a thick fog, on a shoal close to Point Standard, but was got
off in about half-an-hour, without much apparent damage.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

MANUFACTURES,

MANCHESTER.—The improved tone of the market
has induced a more cheerful and confident feeling, which
leads to an extension of business in articles for home use;
As well as more freedom of action in the market generally.
Prices are decidedly firmer, but although they gradually
creep up, it is difficult to make any general advance, that
,can be quoted as such. So far, the improvement in price
is decidedly more general in yarns than in goods, and
manufacturers find themselves placed at a disadvantage
in this respect; but should the present demand continue
or increase at all, so bare is the market of anything like
stocke, that an advance is inevitable in these also. Yarns
have .teen in pretty good demand both for home use and
export throughout the week. The cloth market is hardly
so good as that for yarn ; and still a fair and steady inquiry
exists for many descriptions. The Greek merchants con-
tinue their operations freely. For the home trade an
increase of business is observable, caused, no doubt, by
the fine weather.

LEEDS.---Priees are firm, the stocks low, and the millsin active operation. Business has been quite as brisk in
the warehouses as usual at this season.

BRADFORD.--wool: There is great complaining of
the difficulty of buying from the growers wools which
have to come to a depressed market, and amongst spirit-
less buyers, who only buy in small quantities, and have
so much idle machinery. Noils and brokes are without
change.—Yarns : The prices which were accepted for yarns
in the months of June and July are r.ot at all compatible
with the price that new wool has commanded, and either
higher prices must be realised, or the production further
curtailed.—Pieces : There is more doing in pieces, and the
stock of grey goods is very low. In finished goods there
is a marked improvement, and the merchants' warehouses
are now very busy, but the season has opened unusually
late.

ROCHDALE.—The wool market has been steady, the
demand moderate, and prices very firm.
HUDDERSFIELD. —We have had a rather quiet
market, although upon the whole a fair amount of business
has been done in finished goods. Should the decline in
the price of corn continue, it is the general impression
that this market will soon feel the benefit.

NOTTINGHAM.—Complaints are made by lace manu-
facturers of the entire absence of business, and in con-
sequence many machines are only partly employed. The
hosiery trade is flat with few exceptions in nearly every
branch. Some houses have a few foreign orders, but they
are also limited. The price of yarn for both lace and
hosiery purposes is unaltered. The rate at which silk is
selling, is about as low as has been ever known.

LElCESTER.—Considerable improvement in the aspect
of business has taken place since the fine weather set in,
and a gradual and steady progress is anticipated until full
activity is established. The price of worsted yarn is
quoted at a small advance, and continues firm.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

Iced in this description of trade, neither of

ought in justice to be sacrificed, either on

he-one hand t(

morbid desire for total

inenee indulged in by a fey

or, the other, for a

too scr

pulous -regard to

what are called vest

As the law at

present stands, a license to sell spirits in addition

to beer can only be granted by r

les at Pett

but I

ses to retail beer only are

tevenue-otti

)ther restriction than a certificate as to the amount
)f rating, the limit depending on'the population of
:he town where the house is situate. This last

regulation was intended as a means of affording
the lower classes an opportunity of obtaining beer

without resorting to spirit-shops, and of producing
a wholesome

supply of this
beverage. Experience, however, has proved its
failure for any good purpose. Beer-shops have,
with few excepiions, presented no advantages, and
in general have been frequented by the worst of

repetition in ti

characters, and too often for the worst of purposes.
The mode •of licensing the trade in spirits, by
placing it under the supervision of the magistracy,
might be considered a sufficient check against its
being extended beyond the reasonable wants of the
community, or its offering too many inducements
to dissipation and profligacy. Experience has,
The

wed th

ffealthy brewers and distillers, whose influence

over the magisterial bench has been too great
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

granct

STEAM TO FRANC}

The Wm
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COM PA N
ACeti

Dock. I

FRANCE STEAM NAVIGATION
Nelson

30RbEAUX, CHARENTE, and
NANTES,
with Goods and Passengers, as under :
AUGUSTA LOUISE WELHAOO.. Wednesday, 2nd Aug.
PYREOIE .......... DUGAsT ....Wednesday, 9th Aug.
For freight or towage apply in Nantes to F. GOUPELLEAN ;
in Charente to J. ItizAT; in Cognac to DENIS, MOuNCE, and
Co.; in Bordeaux to MAXWELL and Co. ; here to M'LARTY
awl ,or to M'CLUNE and TAMPLIN,
Colninhis•buildings, Brunswick-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

---
On the 26thtiilt- at St. Anne's Chu.* Dublin, by the
Rev. IL Harrisiuszle to the bride, assisted by the Rev. J.
R. Moffatt and: the Rev. S. D. Sandes, -Samuel Meson,
Esq., seco-nd.sorrOf Sir. R. Bateson;Bart. of Belvoirt-park,
county Down, '•-to the Hon. Florin& Handcock, •eldest
daughter Of 'Lord Castlemaine„of Msydrunz Castle,'county
Westmeath. ;Vile bride was magnificently attired in a
dress of thc-riChest Brussels lace, .end was,atteasded by
eighteen bridesuraids.
On the-27th -ult., by license, at'iA. John: the Baptist's
Church, Bruee Rankin, Esq., of ißverton, to Isabella,
daughter.of Mr. T. Hutton, Texteth-park.
On the 2/th ult., at South-Billehurch,.Torteth-park,
by the Re: Dar. Crichten, JoinvThompson Hillto Janet
Maxwell.
On the_27th ult., at St. Job/1111e Evangelises Church,
Knotty Ash,Nlir. Henry Worrell lo Isabella, daughter of
the late T. W. Mawdsley, Esq.; solicitor; of this-town.
On the.z.2lth ult., at St. Andrew's Church, Holborn,
London,james Gillaird, Esq., of this town, 4o Elizabeth
Brookshank,second daughter ,4P-Wm. Thompson, Esq., of
Nettlebed, Oxfordshire.
On t1.!28tll ult., at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev.
Mr. Thomas, Mr. IL F. Fairlie ,to Miss Martha Daven-
port, youngest ,daughter of 141r.,aeorge Davenport, farmer,
Cheshire.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

iND

THE Ministry have shown so many instances of

differences among themselve

cealed quarrels;

contradictory stat

ts, and

evident working of cross-purposes, that it almost
needs an apology for again alluding to the dis-

united Coalition; lest the theme should weary by
repetition. The proceedings in the House of Com-
mons, on Wednesday, were, however, too rich of
their kind to be passed over in silence. A bill had
been introduced by a Radical member, declaring it
a misdemeanour to deal with any securities issued
or guaranteed by the Russian Government subse-
quent to the declaration of war ; and upon resum-
ing the debate for going into committee on the
bill, the Secretary of the Treasury opposed it, reite-
rating the arguments which he had used in a pre-
vious debate against its passing. He was followed
by Lord PALMERSTON, who supported the measure,
and said the arguments of his colleague were perfect
nonsense. Lord Joßx RUSSELL and most of the
other ministers were absent, and shortly afterwards
the Speaker's attention was called to the fact that,
contrary to the rules of the House, Sir WILLIAM
MoLEswowrn, though present, had refused to vote,

and that Mr. LO E, another minister, had bolted
into the gallery in order to avoid voting against
one or other of his colleagues. It is hardly possi-
ble to conceive a more disgraceful scene, a more
convincing proof of the compl

[etc disunion of ti

- .
ministry ; and •we can only imagine that Lord

PA.L3IERSTON, in anticipation of a speedy Brea.

of the coalition, is

own account, and showing his
.determination to
be on the popular side without reference to his

cone agues,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

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POLAND.

ICA.Liscu, JULY 24.—Prince Peter of Oldenburg, bro-
ther-in-law to the Grand. Duke Constantine, will repair to
Warsaw, as Governor of Poland, to replace Prince Paskie-
witsch. General Rudiger is to remain in Poland as com-
mander-in-chief of the army there.

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

MONDAY EVENING, JULY 31

LONDON.—The confirmation of the report of a battle
at Frateschti, on the 23rd, and the contradiction in the
Austrian semi-official paper, tends to the belief that it was
a hoax. The health of the Russian army is deplorable,
mainly owing to forced marches during the tremendous
heat. The sick list amounts to 33 per cent., while that
of the Turks is only 15 or 10 per cent.

(From the Second Edition of the Morning Herald.)

CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 21st.—The Prime Minister of
Persia has just sent a special envoy to Georgia to propose
the conclusion of a secret convention between the Shah
and the Czar.

The occupation by the allies of the Crimea is decided

Dervish Pasha has been named im

Derial commissioner

to the Austrian army

No later news from the Baltic, but the report of an
attack en Bomarsund may be expected daily.

BEVERLEY ELECTION,

FINAL STATE OF THE POLL

Gordon ,
Hastings

Majority for Gordon

HOUSE OF LORDS.-

MONDAY, JIPLY 31

Their lordships met at five o'clock.
The royal assent was given by commission to 16 public
and private bills.

•2I
The Earl of HARDwicsE gave notice.that, to-morrow,
he should ask the Foreign Secretary: what measures had
been adopted for the security of tfide against the attacks
of the Riff pirates.

•:
The Earl of Gumgvu.ii, repix to Lord Monteagle,
said the government would re-introduce into the House of
Commons the Public ReVenne and 'Expenditure Bill, with
the principal amend Tents :Made* the select committee
of the House of Lords.

The Bribery Bill was read'a first time, and a long dis-
tustion took -place upon thetoint whether the resolution
Shcinfd be su:siended whicVProvides that no bill be read
A second time after the 25th of July.
~The Duke of NEWCASTLE gave a notice to this effect.
The Towns IMProvenlent in Ireland Bill was read a
third time and passed.

The Parochial. Schoolmasters in Scotland Bill passed
throngh committee.

On'the motion for going into committee on the Real
Estate Charges Bill, Lord ST. LEONARD'S moved that the
bill be committed this day three months.
Earl FORTESCUE defended the bill.

The LORD CHANCELLOR supported the bill, observing
that, with some amendments, it would be productive of
unexampled good. _

The house then divided—For going into committee, 26 ;
against, 23—majority for, 3.

CP a r
The bill passed through committee, with amendments.
Earl GRANVILLE moved that the house go into com-
mittee on the Drainage of Lands Bill.
• Lord PORTMAN moved that the bill be committed this
day three months.

After some objections from Lord REDESDALE,
The house divided—For, 13 ; against, c..',3—majority
against, 10.

The bill was consequently thrown out.
Numerous bills were advanced a stage; and the house
adjourned at half-past eight, p.m.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

Mnittb s:tatts.

LIVERPOCrL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY,
_ _ _

12 and 13. Tower-buildings, Liver'pool, 20th July, 1851.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS & SHIPPERS PER STEM
Sidl-P CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
_

Owing to the holidays in Glasgow and the low tides'in the
Clyde, the new Steamship CITY OF PHILADELPHIA can-
not leave Glasgow for Liverpool before the 7th August. and
her date of sailing from Liverpool for Philadelphia is there-
fore POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, the 16th August, when
she will sail punctually.
CARGO is now being received for the CITY OF PHILA..
DELPHI& on the Quay, south side of Wellington Dock.

_
THE
LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA
STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S
I.V4VIh. Favourite Iron Screw Steam-ships
Tons
CITY OF MANCHESTER 0:25. Capt. W. WYLIE,
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA (new)2lS9.. Capt. R. LEITCH,
CITY OF BALTI MORE (new). 253/1.-Capt. R. LEITCH,

Are intended to sail as under
FROM LIVERPOOL:

CITY (IF PHILADELPHIA
CITY OF MANCHESTER..

WEDNESDA Y..lGth Aug
WEDNESDAY.. Gth Sept,

FROM PHILADELPHIA. 1851.-
CITY OF MANCHESTER.-- SATURDAY.... 22nd July
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA SATURDA Y.... Atli Sept.
CIT 7 OF MANCHESTER SATURDAY.... 30th Sept.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

?r Vessels are a'
LIVERPOOL.

AMERICA ForßOii.c_„
EUROPA For NEW YORK
NIAGARA For 805T0N...,
AFRICA For NEW YORK
From AMERICA
ASIA From NEW YORK .. Wednesday
NIAGARA . , From BOSTON Wednesday
AFRICA From NEW YORK .. Wednesday,
CANADA From Bo STON Wednesday,

The'Passengers

el Goods for Ne

Saturday, the sth August
Saturday, the 12th Aug.

lair, the 19th
day, the 26th Aug,

2d August
9th Aug.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

EGYPT.

The telegraph during the week has announced the death
of the Viceroy Abbas Pacha. Correspondence from Alex-
andria, of the 19th July, states that he was found dead
upon his divan on the morning of the 14th, the day fol-
lowing the departure of his son, El Hamy Pacha, for
England. The government of the country has been taken
up by Said Pacha, the eldest surviving son of old Mehemet
Ali, and one very like his father in disposition.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

Ps Fee and Provisions, but
;h can be obtained on board.

lation for a limited num-

and Paris, to DONALD CURRIE ; in London, to J. B. Foottn,
52, Old Broad-street; in Glasgow, to G. and J. BURNS; and

I in to

1 C. MAC IVER

4, Water-street.

intended to be sent

Post-office, and non(

table fo

silver, lc

for, and. the value

hereof therein exoreised
Pass

e allowed to be shin[
Pass

that takei the Mai
Parcels will her
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

7 harf, Free of Charge, and
to -GEELONG, SYDNEY, and ADELAIDI

g Pass,

ra and t

Ai at

Copper-fastened:— -
Destination. To sail
MELBOURNE.... August 5
MELBOU ENE.... August
A.DELAIDE kugust

ommanded by Gent

eripossib

HENRY FO.

CALCUTTA
J. GOODALL,

to has-been employ
nd and Calcutta, sr

accustomed

DNET

an to Aus

a in sixt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

33troftint.

STEAM COM1111:NIcAnox
BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND ANTWERP.
.
Next Summer.as soon as the Screw Steam-
ships now building for the Atlantic are completed, a regular
STEAM COMMUNICATION will be established, by first-
class steamers, between LIVERPOOL and ANTWERP.
Goods will be received by these Steamers at Antwerp for
transhipment at Liverpool by the Steam-ships to the United
States; and the transhipment at Liverpool, as in the Com-
pany's Trade between Ilavre and Liverpool, will be free of
expense to the Goods.

It is not intended by the Establishment of this Line to cur-
tail in any way the facilities already possessed by the French,
German, and Belgian Shippers of Merchandise to America
from Havre, via Liverpool, but as an additional means for
the expedition of their Goods.

BURNS and MAC IVER, 1, Rumford-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

For Freiglitor Passagea pply, i n Havre, tii Dorm LDCURRIE
in London, to J. B. FOORD, 52, Old Broad-street ; ii

Glasga

cliester

Merctittnt.

oG. and J, BURNS, 9, Buchanan-street; in 1(1,11-
) JOHN WALKER, 77A, Market-street; or here, to
BURNS and MAC [VER. 1, Rumford-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

RATES OF PASSAGE FROM LIVERPOOL

Cabin, in Two-berth State-rooms, Twenty-one Guineas each
„ Three-berth ~ Seventeen „ (berth.
Forward Fifteen „ f t 99
Including Provisions and Steward's Fee.
Ail having the same privileges, and messing together.
A limited numberof Passengers will be taken at Eight Gui-
neas, including as much Provisions as required; and these
Passengers are hereby informed, that in order to satisfy the
requirements of the Government Officers, the date filled into
their contract tickets will be in every case the date of the day
preceding the fixed day of sailing.

ThcseSteamers carry "Phillips's Patent FIRE Annihilators."
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each Steamer.

Dogs charged £3 each

Freight £4per Ton; and Unmanufactured Goods, &c. will
be taken subject to agreement, payable here or in Philadel-
phia, at 84 80c. per pound sterling. _

_
Apply, in Philadelphia, to SAMUEL SMITH, 17, Walnut-
street; in Belfast, to RICHARDSON BROS.and Co.; in Duhlir,
to CORNELIUS CARLETON ; in London, to EDWARDS,
SANFORD, & Co., for passengers, and PICKFORD & Co. for
Foods; in Paris, to FREDERICK REDFERN, 8, Rue de la Paix;
in Havre, to W. DAvinson ; in Manchester, to GEORGE
STONIER; and in Liverpool to
RICHARDSON BROTHERS and CO.,

12 and 13, Tower-buildings

. -
N.B.—When the arrangements are completed, and suffi-
cient Goods offer, one of the above, or other Steam-vessels,
will proceed to Baltimore, calling at Norfolk, Virginia, or
other Ports on the Chesapeake, going or returning.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

CATTLE

LIVERPOOL, JULY 3L—We have had a rather
smaller supply of cattle at this day's market, which met a
better inquiry than last week at slightly improved prices.
Sheep were more plentiful, and sold at last week's cur-
rencies. Good lambs rather scarce, and realized rather
better prices. Good beef worth 6d to aid per lb; mutton,
eid to old per lb ; lamb, eid to Old per lb. Cattle,
1,855 ; sheep and lambs, 15,399.
SALFORD, JULY 26.—Best beef, 61d to 74d; middling,
5d to 54d; cows, 4d to 41d; best wedders, 6id to 74d;
heavy weights, 64d to 61d ; ewes, 62d to 64d; lamb, 6d
to 7d; calves, 51d to 61d.—Number of beasts, 1,234;
sheep and lams, 10,436; calves, 85. There was a very
rough show both of beef, mutton, and lamb, and a great
number left unsold.

DUBLIN, JULY 27.—The market to-day was small,
and the number of beasts of prime quality still smaller in
proportion. In sheep and lambs the supply was moderate,
with a great variety as to weight and quality, which sold
accordingly. Prices ranged from 60s to 65s per cwt. for
prime beef ; middling, 56s to 58s ; inferior, 50s to 55s in
sink. Mutton, 5d to sid and 6d per lb., in do; veal,
6d to 7id per lb. in do ; lamb, 54-d to 7d per lb ; store
pigs, 20s to 25s each, and upwards.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

lterest-; -and, the

.ecommenda

tions c

letion:they will at leas

cussion, from which some alteration may be
elicited. It will be generally acknowle

'ged -that

lolutely indispensable, not only as

yards the merai

ith reference to the

rge amount of capital
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-MONDA.Y, JULY 31

Lord PALMEBSTON moved the second reading of the
Public Health Act Amendment Bill.
Lord SEYMOUR moved, as an amendment, that the bill.
be read a second time this day three months, and, in the
course of, his speech, warmly assailed the operations and
policy of the Board of Health. •
- Mr. M. MILNES supported the bill, and Mr. HENLEY
the amendment.
Lord JonN RUSSELL opposed the amendment, but ex-
pressed the willingness of government to limit the opera-
tion of the bill to one year, and to consent to the appoint-
ment of a committee of inquiry next Session.

Mr. J. HEYWOOD made some observations in defence of
the board.

Mr. HUME said, if government would remove Mr.
Chadwick, he would vote for a second reading; if not, he
would vote against it.
Lord PALMERSTON replied that all the members of the
board had placed their resignations in his hands.

The house then divided. For a second reading, 65
against, 74 : majority against, 9.

The bill was thrown out.
The house adjourned at four till six o'clock

The House resumed at six o'clock

Mr. M. MulfEs put the question of which he had given
notice relative to the late governor of Birmingham gaol.
Lord PALMERSTOI4I, in reply, stated that the report on
the subject of the treatment of prisoners in that gaol had
been long under consideration, and that, having been
referred to the officers of the Crown, they had recom-
mended that legal proceedings should be taken against
Lieutenant Austin and Mr. Blount, and that directions
had been given that such proceedings should be forthwith
instituted.

On the order of the day thr going into Committee of
SupPIY,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

STREET
SOLE
THE BADEN BATH TOWEL..

LORD-

SMITH'S PAZ

LIFE-PRESERVER

VEST,
39, CASTLE-BTR

This Article, for avinsr Human Life or Teaching Parties to
vim, is unparalleled ; and also for Yachting, Boating
nnri Wrw-kin•••nrste - -3

which only occupies a few seconds, presents the appearance
of an ordinary Vest. The attention of Owners of Emigrant.
ships is respectfully solicited.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

MONDAY, JULY 31.—Wind N., light

-
ARRIVED.—N. S. de la Victoria, Matanzas— liana Holbein,
Venice—Reform, Pinkham, Torranto—Coquita, Renteria. and
Santander—Caroline, Lund, and Maria, Pcwlson,
Denmark—Elise, Osterman, Altona—Stantlard, Davidson,
and Daniel, Antwerp Itarliadian—Petrel, Patras Sarah,
Rotterdam—Corporal Trim, Cuba—Malibran, Borlau, Port
Vendus—Tiber (s. s.), Marseilles—Munn, Mo:ler, Trieste—
V. Martha and Christiana, Memel—Thoburn, Brown,Girgenti
—Talisman, Lan drean, Bordeaux—America (r.m.s.) Boston.

Muscongus, hence at Charleston.
Medora, Rider, hence at St. John, N• B.
Holywood, Fleming, hence at Shediac.
Niagara (r. m. s.), hence at Halifax, July IS.
Coronella, Russell, hence at Newfoundland.
Glenmanna, from Quebec, has not arrived, as reported
yesterday.
The Reporter, arrived here yesterday from New Orleans,
was struck by lightning in the Gulf stream, which split the
fore skysail and royal toasts, raised the combings of fore-
hatch, and bedding of foremast, split several planks in the
deck, knocked down three men forward, and paralysed for a
time several men aft,

Middlesex; David Crockett; Circassian, Crosbie ; White
Falcon, Ryan ; Empire State, Briggs ; and Fanny Giffney,
Moody—all hence at New York.
BOSTON, JULY 18.—The wreck of a ship, about 800 tons,
with painted ports, apparently run into as she was cut in two,
was passed July 9, lat. 34 N, lon. 61 W.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

SPAIN,

The people of Madrid are still working the barricades,
which they have rendered so stron as to be able to resist
artillery. Sartorious and Salamanca are believed to have
escaped in disguise. The library of Sartorious has been
burnt, and Count Quinto's superb collection of pictures,
valued at £20,000, has also been destroyed. Mr. Charles
Ross, an English resident, protected Madame Salamanca,
and, aided by five or six Spaniards, held the house against
the assault of the mob.
The following proclamation, published in the Clamor
Publico of the 20th, is in every one's hands, and has
created the greatest enthusiasm :
"Saragossans,—You have called me that I might help you
to recover your lost liberty, and my heart overflows with
joy at finding myself again among you. Let the national
will be accomplished ; and, for the attainment of so sacred
an object, you may ever reckon on the sword of Luchana,
on the life and on the reputation of your countryman,
" RaLnomEno ESPARTERO."

There has been some talk of offering the crown of Spain
to the young King of Portugal, and the project is likely
to very popular, from the long-cherished desire to see the
two countries united under one monarchy. As to a re-
public, such a thing is impossible. It has been observed
that, in the later proclamation there has been no mention
of the Queen ; and, were she out of Madrid, there can be
little doubt that the scheme for uniting Spain and Por-
tugal would be more prominently brought forward.
Espartero was not expected till the 24th. O'Donnell
was marching towards the capital, at the head of 20,000
men, and was not expected to arrive before the 27th or
28th. Great anxiety was felt as to whether Espartero
and O'Donnell could come to an understanding. In the

uld besiege Madrid,

Queen Christina's place of concealment has not been
orbsc&vered. It is supposed to be in Madrid—very likely
in the ,alace'of Queen Isabella.
Don Ferdinand, brother of the King, is dead.

On the 24th, an aide-de-camp of General Espartero
arrived in Madrid, and proceededimmediately to the pa-
lace without -communicating • with the Junta. It was
supposed-that he had submittecba-scheme of policy for the
approbation of Her Majesty, • but nothing certain was
known. It.was also believed that General Blaser was at
Ciudad Real, .and that the troops under his command
would iaarch-on Madrid. Nothing was known of O'Don-
nell or his movements. Chico, the chief of the secret
police, had been-taken and shot by the people.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

s spirit toward

1i its own exceed-

ward 1

s the divine conso-
Lich though Fame

contemptuously, and Affluence pass
Lie other side of the ,way, shall still
s wounds, and take him quietly and
journey's end. To this one

exhaust
.t degree

puung

sacrificed a for-
Id's eye at least

Yet, for all that

worked at it

r and faithfully, if
for President, and
;boulder and said,

f the reac

.3 consequent
which migl

le of Mr,
disadvan.

ted with his choic
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

HOS. 1

NSTANLEY and

:ight-days' Timepiece, Plate of Glass, 50 inct
y Gilt Frame, Plated and Glass Articles,
f a Family leaving Liverpool
NG ROOM contains a Set of E
d Chairs, with

ght very stlpt

richly Carved Backs and Legs,
Ason Satin Damask, Rosewood-framed
d an Easy Chair, in Crims,n Taban t,
Loo, and a Pair of Card Tables, Lady's
Work-stand, and a Three-tier Stand for Ornamental Articles,
beautiful Chandelier of Chased Ormolu, with Centre Vase and
Dish of Ruby-coloured Glass. Papier Macho Chess Table,
Inlaid with Mother-o'-Pearl, Brussels Carpets, Cast Fender,
VirP-irnn

Sofa, a

r,o. and

t DINING•ROOM

PARLOUR comprises a Set of moi
11 feet 6 long by 4 feet 4 wide. I

ern Mubc

,;;any Chairs,

ad Easy Chairs.

Chandeti(
The CH

ENGRAVI

Queen of Scots,"
fine Impressions of

Charta:" " Bolton

Framed and (
The Kitchei

Tilos. Ni
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

MUSIC

The Earl of Chester' s Yeomanry Cavalry Grand

Review March. London : &Oen

There is something very attractive in the music
of a march, if it possess the advantages of a pleasing
melody, distinctive measure, and that peculiar
abandon which is better understood than described.
The piece now before us is by Mr. John Twiss, of
Hartford, Northwich, who has been in a happy
humour, and given the full force of his inspiration
to a march which is inscribed with the title of the
heir to the throne, and dedicated to Lord de Tabley,
the lieutenant-colonel of the Prince's regiment of
yeomanry cavalry. It opens with a hght and
pleasant air, which gradually swells into a spirit-
stirring strain, and is succeeded by a solo move-
ment which, having afforded a pleasant relief, the
piece once more swells out into rich cadences,
showing more than ordinary skill on the part of the
composer. It will, no doubt, form a welcome
addition to this kind of music, and doubly welcome
just now when the movements of troops afford so
many opportunities for display.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

WHAM PTON STATION• (By Day Mail.)
Lisbon, Spain, and 7th, 17tIr, and
27th of every
Gibraltar e j month.
Gibraltar, Malta ,4th and 20th
Egypt,Ceylon,and of every
China month.
(4th Aug., and
Australia (viA. India){! 4th of every
_ ialtrnt. month.

Madrid,
July 27.

,}Euxine,
July 20,

Tagup,
July 6.

British Colonies in
West I ildies(except 1
Honduras),Foreign 1
Colonies, &c. in W. 1
Indies (except Ha. i 2ml and 170
vane), California, r every month.
Venezuela. N.G ra-
nada, Chili. and
Peru, Grey tovr n,
(S. J. de Nicaragua
Mexico and Havana { 2nd of every 1 La Plata,
month only. I July 3.
Honduras & Nassau { 17th of every 1 Atrato.
month only. I July 17.
Lisbon, Madeira.
Brazil, B. Ayres. &I Great
1 Western
Falkland Isles... mouth.
9th of every
June 10.
'
.
PLYMOUTH STATION.
Madeira. Tenerilire,{ Evening of the 1
Candace,
and West Coast of 23rd of every
July 1.
Africa mouth.
LI VE it POOL STATION
British N. America 1 Every Friday 1 Arabia,
and United States. I Evening. 1/ July 29.

1 Atrato,
I July 17.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

xeman

apacity on 1
,ardshiri for

16th August

I would consider it no

Sessions-house

grand jury

In the face of testimony so conclusive and pointed, it
ill be difficult to make an impartial public believe that

his assertions

s weakly credulous in listening to complaints which

ave been dictate

lecl appre

iese vexatious and

has deported himsE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

REVS

1 humour, and of

strokes of t
the tender I

the leading scenes.

T app

:s to b

nd is content

1 °pima

ind this art he ntirsues
yse and

smceri

societ;

ALD MASSEY

author

se of that
I general

d by disci-

nes -abound

bued with
Ithetic ; the picturesque and
Ippily blended throughout most
The principal object of the

to vindicate the

>f that ex-

fiches than

)refer to the world's
The peculiar ambition of Mr. Collins'

4-111111E,'

with a-single-

devotion which

ies of the readE

other prospect of enjoy-
acan not P/111-

.sefuf and I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

ai-ship Franklin

went ashore on Lon„
about forty miles to the westward of Montauk), during
re all take

Island Beach

bg On the 17th nit

Her passengers

At the time the purser left I
and it was thought•her freig

ad not sprung

ght be got out without

much damage.
. Mr. Patterson launched the packet-ship New York
from his yard. Williamsburg. on the 15th ulf

measurement; is intended for Messrs. 15: and A. Kings-
!and and Sons' Liverpool line of packets, and is to be com-
manded by Captain J. G. Moses. . .

The bank of Auguste Belmont, t
childs, had been robbed of 14,000 dl
who lead been apprehended.

.s. by one of the clerks

.orising the construc-
tion of a magnetic telegraph from New York to San Fran-
cisco—a measure which had given much satisfaction to the

The Sen:

commercial part of the community.
The Japan Treaty was ratified on the 15th ult. A
motion to remove the injunction of secresy was warmly
contested and finally lost.

A motion to remove the injunction of secresy on the
Canadian' Fishery and Reciprocity Treaty was carried, but

was subsequently reconsideivd and refused.
Cholera is raging with great violence at Chicago and
Montreal; and in many other places it has also appeared,
particularly at St. Louis, although of a milder type. In
New York city but few cases had occurred.
The weather had changed from summer's burning beat
to. the verge of, winter, the thermometer suddenly falling
to 61 degrees. It was considered that the sudden change

in the atmosphere would stay the progress of the cholera
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

MUSIC

The Earl of Chester's Yeomanry Cavalry Grand

Review

March. London : Jullien

There is something very attractive in the music
of a march, if it possess the advantages of a pleasing
melody, distinctive measure, and that peculiar
abandon which is better understood than described.
The piece now before us is by Mr. John Twiss, of
Hartford, Northwich, who has been in a happy
humour, and given the full force of his inspiration
to a march which is inscribed with the title of the
heir to the throne, and dedicated to Lord de Tabley,
the lieutenant-colonel of the Prince's regiment of
yeomanry cavalry. It opens with a light and
pleasant air, which gradually swells into a spirit-
stirring strain, and is succeeded by a solo move-
ment which, having afforded a pleasant relief, the
piece once more swells out into rich cadences,
showing more than ordinary skill on the part of the
composer. It will, no doubt, form a welcome
addition to this kind of music, and doubly welcome
just now when the movements of troops afford so
many opportunities for display.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

TALLOW MARKET,

Tallow firm, and in good request. Stock, 33,618 casks,
against 18,672 casks same time last year. Deliveries, 739
casks, against 1,184 casks same time last year.

GLASGOW CORN MARKET.

Weather unsettled. More business doing in Wheat and
Flour, at 6d. per boll and barrel, respectively, over the low
prices of last week. Barley is more saleable at former prices.
Other articles steady.

MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE.

Caledonians, 32; East Lancashire, 16.9-16; Lancashire and
Yorkshire, 681 4 ; London and North Western, 107 ; Ditto,
C Qrs., pm.: Midland, 67 •, Newry and Enniskillen,
5/ die; South Eastern, 191 7-16; York and North Midland,
28 ; Crystal Palace, 44.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

ELONG,SYDiSIET

ass Ships
;ular Tra,

CALCUI
J. GOODA

I and Ca

he 4th

27, Cannon-street, LondOn

tN PACK

Sur. Capta
800.. REES .

Destination
MELBOURNI
MELBOURNE August
ADELAIDE August
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

l'i 'RAM

i-tit, Fon,

very fast, a
description

-11--1... F

This foe S'
Passenger TrT
is 'fitted 'up yvt
and converser
Pion crne of th

and is c

rates c

Surther pirticulars app
DUNCAN (

SA/LING NOTI(

Passengers will please
„River at Seven o'cloc

The fast

CREST

THE " FOX" LIN:

La vs,
VV

The toll

milt. constructed e
'Lloyd's, pooppered at

Ships.
IMI.LG A N Y.
VIM-WOOD
BURR BURRA .. lOW

These Ships an

to the Pas
are fitted
inienee for

THE MAIL STE.
FOUR

•

?ANY, will
.For ADI

This fin

up to this time
the Mails to and fr
swiperior sailing a
assumed that she wil
ziart.e Mates of passa:
will be followed, on the 4th of Oc
ERCESUS, of 2500 tons.
Full particulars as to Freight anti Passage _ _
Company's Offices, 27, Cannon-street, London, or 1

The-Calci
F.ng

from 30 to

STRALIAN PACKETS

s

Ship. Reg. Bur. Captain
LINCLUDEN CA STLE.IO2B.. 1800.. REES ...

GIPSY BRIDE, new
111OFFATT ....,
WABOB
:FREDERICK
MERLIN
ZAT.F.M
,AFRICA
IPIRENIX

2500.. POTTS...
1400.. WALKER

350..1600.. W t Lsorg .....Oct. 1!
863.. 1400.. 31'NuLTY.... To follow
1030.. 1700.. LAVE RTY . To follow
915.. 1500.. CUN N I NG H A mrro follow
1433.. 2200. O'N 8 t Lt. .... To follow
916.. 1500.. Morrrrr .... To follow

'These Milips are fitted up with a view to the comfort of all
iclasses of Passengers, and the entire arrangements and pro-
-visioning are subject to the approval of H.M. Emigration
Vtficer.

'The Captains are Gentlemen
lifted Surgeons will have cliarg
Goods and Passengers will be
3bourne, Sydney, and Adelaide,

great experience,
the Medical Depa

dippli to
JAMES M. WALTHEW, 46, Cha

oth Aug.

25th Aug.
To follow.
To follow.
,To follow.
To follow,
.To follow
.To follow
.To follow

Hh Nov
fah Dee.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

)uld ii

he would I

for any neg.

undertook thities which he was

,—A beery

t to Liverpool id

:STEILDAY

,g of thirty cases in wit

.nd deliver up

Lth of what he would have to do now
e been dealing

;e-keeper, named Di

proved to have been

fused to act upon it

ommented On the•

it proles-
Ts. Had

Ist much less, only

one who was accountable
to which he was licensed.
state agent liable if he

coMpetent to fulfil

le case was dis
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

LITHOGRAP

lIC AND COPPERPLATE PRINTIN
MACHINE RULING. &c.

Riberpoot tattbarbf

TUESDAY MORNING

. 1, 1854

THE COT

THE TRADE IN DRINK

heir 'report, which is

.ses have presented

went, colt,

Iher A voluminous docu-

stions as to the

'management of the trade in drink, and, as a

matter of course, finding many faults with the pre-

sent system

Zeribral importancE

interes

much ptibli

.ot always ti
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

'..''''''...''''''''''''''''‘'..........................m0...................

viq,
----_______--
he 1.1 l'C'W AlibEll. biomes sale IfllVan coasts of the Baltic aelvtircy yearaiid tmhoerecoallheucntlilntanodn fr.l):E4/.11,1117' form an important' branch of commerce.
14.; t h Roll FRI°nT•—A curious case of death from
abed w" c'ecarred in London. The aged husbandtoftlavno
Years laa, the former of whom has for the
walith„.7"l bedridden, and was considered incalap;blewaof
.s.eated.a',,,slidenly entered the room in which his wte s
11(lattrar4.,-akillg him for his ghost, she screamed loudly,
RI, when ;','u,_ the attention of the neighbours, who
rushed
lihcons . tneY discovered the poor creature in ii.n
ill a dePl4 state, while the husband was walking about
fed 11:16lis condition. The husband having been con-
...ll4.oortullaacti: twoifeh,iswrhooo m.. medical aid was. called to his
fLi a that sh 1 continued under the fearful delu-
-Inost ~, e lad seen his spirit, and notwithstanding the
the °'/113t treatment on the part of the medical men,.
pjaee-DVed shortly afterwards, her husband's death taking
lizoid,aovr hours silt saciu?ntly. It appeared bait the MIS:
ient st7ng seized with temporary delirium, Kamed oil:.
Drc,t.e.„ Aetigth during the fit to arise frcarl his 110 a 4
~4 ',WI; stairs.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

THE PACIFIC,

By the steam-ship Tamar, arrived on Sunday at South-
ampton, we have intelligence from Valparaiso to the 14th,
and from Lima to the 25th of June, and $300,000 in
treasure.

From Chili there is no news of importance.
In freights and charters a small amount of business
had been done. Business generally was not
imported goods.
From Lima we learn that the steamer Ohio sailed for
Pisco and Chinca Islands on the 22nd of June, and would
most likely continue in the trade.
The ship Restless had arrived at Panama, bringing dates
from the Sandwich Islands to the 20th of May. The Rus-
sian frigate Diana, 50 guns, Capt. Lessoffsky, arrived at
Honolulu on the 13th of May, from Valparaiso. The
captain and officers were presented to the King. On the
16th, his Majesty caused a proclamation of neutrality to
be published. The Trincomalee arrived at Honolulu on
the 19th of May, with stores and provisions for theßritish
navy. The following is an account of the movements of
ships of war on the Pacific :—Her Majesty's ship Nereus
was at Valparaiso on the 15th of June; the storeships
Naiad and the Cockatrice were at Callao on the 26th of
June; the Dido was on the coast of Mexico, and expected
at Panama, with treasure. The frigates President and La
Forte (French) cruising; the steamer Virago, locality
unknown ; the frigate Pique sailed on a cruise from Callao
on the 17th ; the American frigate Portsmouth had broken
the blockade of Acapulca, and was there on the 26th June.

tive for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

TH AMI

)L and BOSTON,
,s only calling at HALIFAX

' to land and receive Pass
Majesty's MI

Captain

ARABIA ... C. H. E. Judkins.lA FR 1CA.... Win. Harrison
Alex. Ryrie. INIERICA.. W. J. C. Lang
_
G. Lott.
,NIAGARA.. John Leitch.

PERSIA
ASIA ..

CANADA

—Tames Stone.
CAMBRIA ....(

EUROPA .. N

Vessels are apt
EVERPOOL.

AMERICA For BOSTON
EUROPA For NEW IC
NIAGARA For BOSTON

AFRICA,

NIAGARA
AFRICA .
CANADA.,