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The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

h the west,

:ginia, which was at that time peopled

-oug,hest class of Americans, and the v
handsome and newly-varnished travelling car-
In accordance with the favourite customs of these
lows, who usually carried a penknife or a nail in
their pockets, one of the idlers, who stood and leaned
about the door of the tavern, where he had alighted for
refreshment, amused himself by scratching, with a nail,

liele he used was

riage.
wild fel

all sorts of ridiculous figures on the vernal of the car-
riage doors. Baring, who came out of the inn, and caught
our friend engaged in this agreeable and polite occupation,

,
the instant he saw what was going on, very sharply ex-
pressed his disapprobation. The loiterer responded,
Look here, Sir, don't be saucy ; we make no ceremony.
rother day we had a European fellow here, like yourself,

who was mighty saucy, so I pulled out my -pistol and shot
him dead, right on the spot. There he lies !' Baring
rejoined, in the coolest manner imaginable, by asking,
" And did you scalp him, too ? ' The American was so
struck with this, and felt this reproach upon his savage
Ir.enly, that, after gazing at Baring suddenly
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

to flame. You cannot be surprised if some

of the Church's eons awake and cast aside t 1

,nded Church, has here and

delusions cf

us begin to think that we are not

tlea in the only serious rela-

t this Church of England is not NI-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

Mn. HAMILTON LAIRD expired at Hamilton-square, on
Tuesday morning, from an attack of gastric fever. He
was in his 27th year, and was the youngest son of the late
Mr. William Laird, who established iron shipbuilding at
Birkenhead, and brother to the eminent builder, Mr. John
Laird. The event is enshrouded with an additional melan-
choly from the fact that the deceased was within a few
days to have been married. His death will be regretted
by a large circle of friends, who esteemed him not only for
his courtesy in business transactions, but also for his con-
duct in the private relations of life. Mr. H. Laird had
lately entered into partnership with his brother, Mr. Wm.
Laird, and a prosperous career seemed before him. He
had filled the office of commodore of the Birkenhead
Model Yacht Club, and in respect to his memory, the flags
were lowered half-mast at the stations and on board the
• • •.

TRE Bz

On the 28th ult., at St. John's Church, Mr. Henry B.
Hems to Miss Mary Ann Dyer.
On the 28th ult., at St. Peter's Church, Everton, by
the Rev. S. B. Sutton, 8.A., Mr. Thomas Howey to Miss
Elizabeth Ann Joinson, both of Kirkdale.

On the .29th ult., at Christ Church,—Everton, by the
Rev. F. A. Power, Mr. Frederick Chambers, grocer, Vaux-
hall-road, to Sarah Birch, of Everton.

On the 29th ult., at Bebington Church, David Ander-
son, Esq., merchant, Bahia, to Margaret Pringle, eldest
daughter of the late John Crawford, Esq., H.M.'s Customs,
Greenock.

On the 29th ult., at Edinburgh, by the Rev. J. Gordon,
the Rev.. Francis Bishop, of this town, to Margaret, third
daughter of Edward John Maughan, of Mary-place, Edin-
burgh.. _

PARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED.—CampbeII, Jones, and Co.,
Panama, merchants.—Campbell, Arnott, and Co., Lifer-
pool, merchants.—Mather and Whalley, Farnworth, Lan-
cashire, cotton manufacturers.— Brewer, Pope, and Co.,
Manchester, drysalters.—W. Cawley and R. Capper, Ash-
ton-under-Lyne, linendrapers. Greenham and Carr,
Liverpool, stock brokers.—Tattersall, Dunkerley, and
Yarnwell, Salford, machine makers.—B. Richardson, H.
Whitworth, and L. C. Koeftler, Rochdale, bleachers.

DIVIDENDS.—Sept. 22, E. Ashley, Manchester, small-
ware manufacturer.—Sept. 22, S. Walton, Macclesfield,
silk manufacturer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

Id not I

LUAU Zinn
that wild a

order to obtain

a vast dea

eed on a s
party, wh(

As far is r(

frontier, where the mount

Ineers are capabl

ant par'

Those who ha

arently forgetting that it is not at
als will walk up to a man's tent to

of patience
ings as they

ther words, the luxuries of civilized lire
me being, be laid aside. The usual fault,
ver, very prevalent amongst young sports-

ag excursion as t

,e ladies were expected to

ards shooting excursions in the

omestic establishments should
ossible. Towards the Booteia

f carrying
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

SELLING OFF.—JOHN F. QUICK, To. 7,
PARKER•STREET, being about to make extensive Alte-
rations, has determined on SELLING OFF previous to so
doing, and now offers to his numerous Friends and Patrons
and the Public his STOCK of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWEL-
LERY, ELECTRO-PLATE, &c., at a Reduction of Fifteen
ner Cent. from the Marked Prices. Every Article being
Marked in Plain Figures, the Public will have such facilities
for Purchasing Bargains as seldom offers in a respectable;
house of business.

Those who have not yet availed themselves of this oppor-
tunity, are respectfully informed that the SELLING OFF
will he shortly discontinued.

DURABILITY OF GUT TA PERO II A
T U B I N G.—Many inquiries having been made as to
the durability of Gutta Percha Tubing, the GUTTA PERCHit
COMPANY have much pleasure in giving publicity to the
following letters from parties who have had it in use for a
considerable length of time :

. _
From Sir RAYMOND JAavls, Knt., Ventnor, Isle of Wight-
(Second Testimonial.)—" In reply to your letter received this
- •

morning, respecting the Gutta Perchn Tubing for pump ser—
vice, I can state, with much satisfaction, it answers perfectly..
Many builders and other persons have

tely examined it„
be first

g erected
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

LUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5

11. POLT7(

HIJRCH

rTHEs._ EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD
141) It cannot be exp'
Dit‘
el‘ell it letter as that of 'Air. Pollock in your last Tues..-
ar:te' correspondence can answer no good purpose, unless
courtesies are observed which are universally recognised
lzot°.ng gentlemen. Having once distinctly disclaimed the
fee." iMPUted to me, Christian charity and all honourable
104 f
aoitrhbildvthat nly word. should be questioned.—l am
,
CECIL WRAY
'elle4tber 1, 1854.
4 T
iqo 0 THO

ected that I should take any r

EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

mired was about £l2O, and under the circumstances
xpected refusal, the Wardens of St. John's

Church had no alternative but, in the first instance, to
throw themselves on the congregation ; and accordingly,
the subject was brought before them on the day we

Lave mentioned, when the Rev,

TAYLOR

pointed out the hardship of the position of St. John's
Church. Re stated that the ground-floor of the church

was entirely fri

e poorer sort of people, from whom

or consideration of any kind whatever for pew-

Legally exacted : the seats in the gallery
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

CIAL

iDVERTISER

THE L

ND ON

GAZETTE.

TITESDAT

BANKnurrs,-3. Lawrenceson, Blackpool, Lancashire,
innkeeper, Sept. 14 and Oct. 5, at eleven, at the Bank-
rupts' District Court, Liverpool. Solicitor, Mr. Richard-
son, Bolton-le-Moors ; official assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool.
—J. White, Ormskirk, Lancashire, builder, Sept. 12 and
Oct. 2, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' District Court, Liver-
yw, Snliritnrß Mr_ Forshaw. Liverpool. and Mr. Welsby,

W. Graham, Blackburn, draper, Sept. 12 and Oct. 3, at
twelve, at the Bankrupts' District Court, Manchester.
Solicitors, Messrs. Cobbett and Wheeler, Manchester,
and Mr. Backhouse, Blackburn k official assignee, Mr.
Pott, Manchester.—T. Lightftot, Stockport, grocer, Sept.
8 and 29, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' District Court,
Manchester. Solicitors, Mr. Partington, Manchester, and
Messrs. Bolton and Co., London ; official assignee, Mr.
Stansall Pott, Manchester.—P. Farrell and Griffiths,
Manchester, builders, Sept. 8 and Oct. 4, at twelve, at the
Bankrupts' District Court, Manchester. Solicitors, Mr.
Harrison Blair and Mr. Parry, Manchester ; official
assignee, Mr. Pott, Manchester.—W. Hollins, Manchester,
commission merchant, Sept. 13 and Oct. 4, at twelve, at
the Bankrupts' District Court, Manchester. Solicitors,
Messrs. Atkinson and Co., Manchester ; official assignee,
Mr. Fraser, Manchester.—G. Unsling, late of Manchester,
licensed victualler, Sept. 12 and Oct. 3, at twelve, at the
Bankrupts' District Court, Manchester. Solicitors, Mr.
Boote and Mr. Eltoft, Manchester ; Mr. Bower and Messrs.
Jaques and Co., London; official assignee, Mr. Fraser,
Manchester.—J. Martin, Maidstone, hatter.—G. H. De
Russett, Birchin-lane, merchant.—C. Levet, Ely, Cam-
bridgeshire, ironmonger.—C. Lord, Fleet-street, tailor.—
J. E. Rathbone, late of Threadneedle-street and Moor-
gate-street, dealer in mining shares.—S. Siviter, Brierley-
hill, Staffordshire, ironfounder. —J. Rand, Longton,
Staffordshire, grocer.—P. Paige, Torquay, lodging-house
keeper.—J. Daudison, Huddersfield, wine merchant.—R.
Sykes, Sheffield, grocer.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVRD.—HaII and Wilson, Man-
chester, ironmongers.—Ermen and Edge's, Manchester,
merchants, as far as regards P. A. Ermen.—Curphey and
Quirk, Douglas, Isle of Man, grocers.—Molynenx and
Keogh, Liverpool, cotton brokers.—Cane and Stapleton,
Manchester, estate -agents.

DIVIDENDS.—Oct. 20, J. Birchinall, late of Titherington,
Cheshire, cotton spinner.—Oct. 5, J. Wormald, Glossop,
shoemaker.—Oct. 6, W. W., S., and J. Rawling, Man-
chester, curriers.—Oct. 12, R. Fairbourn, Preston, whole-
sale grocer.—Sept. 21, D. M. Teer, Manchester, merchant.

CERTIFICATES.—Sept. 30, J. Hope, Burnley, grocer.—
Oct. 2, J. Rawling, Manchester, currier.—Sep. 28, R.
Fairbourn, Preston, wholesale grocer.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1854,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

EAT and his personal

the great military I

Her.
SORT will meet his royal relative the King of BELGI

amp at St. Omer.

the PRINCE CON-

S NAPO

and both will

sts of the Emperor Lot
2.80 A. The meeting will be a somewhat singular conjunc-
tion, and must awaken peculiar feelings in the minds of
All three of them occupy positions " in the world's
ald

eye," which up to manhood's years they scarce:

have hoped fo]
innate child o

e said to

f the three ow

1. The kind

ch may

tween NA
the langm

and I

daims

fOccupan

circle of recog

conflict, and the fact itself must

antly mottled pag

"ellonsly arr

I vicissitude

nong the

be found a considerable sprinkling of military rn
bay. 41-‘e field," and wio

t squadron:

and its conduct

as they say, fatal

good; and c

xpressed dissatisfac

that delay whi,

the Black S

fly stated, abun

dance of

been not'
having be(

expedition

Crimea, our soldiers and sailors

iorious

our of
fathon

I fatal contests

distingnis

3es our
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

MARRIED.

On the 19th ult., at Ross, Charles Richardson, Esq., of
Ross, son of the late R. Richardson, Esq., of Capenhurst,
deputy-lieutenant of Cheshire, to Mary Frances, daughter
of C. E. Thomson, Esq., surgeon, Ross.
On the 24th ult., at Ilarpole, the Hon. Charles W. W.
Fitzwilliam, youngest son of Earl Fitzwilliam, to Anne,
goungest daughter of the late Hon. and Rev. T. L. Dundas.
On the 24th ult., at St. Philip's Church, Mr. John
Mackerell to Miss Jane Jones.

On the 26th ult., at St. Philip's Church, Mr. Francis
Broswitch to Miss Jane Constantine.

On the 26th ult., at St. Mary's Church, Edge-hill, Mr.
Robert Green, cowkeeper, Low-hill, to Mrs. Margaret
Brown, daughter of William Halewood, Esq., of Formby.
On the 26th ult., at St. John's Church, Mr. John Dal-
ton to Miss Ann Bailie; also, Mr. Jolm Macaulay to Miss
Jane Stanton.
On the 27th ult., at St. John's Church, Mr. John Hub-
bard to Miss Elizabeth Dogley ; Mr. John Leyland to
Miss Elizabeth Prescott, and Mr. Joseph Waugh to Miss
Elizabeth Dalton.

On the 27th ult., at St. Philip's Church, Mr. Wm. Lamb
to Miss Harriet Cottrell.

On the 27th ult., at St. John the Baptist's Church, Mr.
Charles Robinson to Miss Eliza Longbones.
On the 28th ult., at Llanelian, Mr. William Williams,
cooper, of this town, to Miss Roberts, Tyddyn-mawr,
Anglesey,
On the 28th ult., at St. Simon's Church, by the Rev.
G. L. Ireland, Mr. Robert Cullen to Miss Catherine
Davies.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

THE WAR WITH RUSSIA

THE progress, or rather the want of progress,
of the War with Russia, is beginning to create
serious dissatisfaction in the public mind, and to
strengthen the suspicion which was at first reluc-
tantly entertained that the Ministry have no
serious intention of doing any great damage to
Russia, but are rather desirous to settle the dispute
by negotiation. We were semi-officially informed,
a month ago, that a huge armament had been
prepared for a simultaneous attack on Sevastopol
by sea and land, and that the next mail would
probably bring accounts of the descent having
been made. Week after week has passed over,
and we now learn that the troops have not left
Varna, where their stay has been so prolonged,
and the cholera has committed such ravages, that
it is questionable whether they are in an effective
state, while the spirit which animated them on
their departure from this country has almost
evaporated in fruitless complaints of their inac-
tivity. There may have been unforeseen difficul-
ties to contend with, and many have arisen from
want of that prudent foresight which was so
necessary in the providing of the requisite mate-
rial ; but an attack on the Crimea, if even some
of the aids to modern warfare had been wanting,
would have been less hazardous to human life
than the slow wasting by disease which the deten-
tion at Varna has proved. If this maladminis-
tration be chargeable on the new Minister of War,
the sooner the Duke of NEWCASTLE is replaced by
a more efficient officer the better for all parties ;
for now we have all the expense with none of the
advantages of war. It would appear by the cor-
respondence which has been going on, that negotia-
tions for terms of settlement are still in contem-
plation. This is the most fatal policy which could
be pursued. So long as diplomacy can prolong
the continuance of peace and avert the horrors of
the last appeal, no means should be left untried to
secure an amicable arrangement of international
differences : but when once the blast of war has
been sounded, and the arbitrement left to the God
of Battles, no delay should take place, no arguments
be used but hard blows, and no terms be listened
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

RATES OF PASSAGE FROM LIVERPOOL

Cabin, in-Two-berth State-rooms, Twenty-one Guineas each
92 Three-berth 9/ Seventeen ~ [berth.
99 Forward If Fifteen 99
Including Provisions and Steward's Fee.
MI having the same privileges, and messing together. A
limited number of 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
1 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 ..e3 each.
Freight £4per Ton ; and Unmanufactured Goods, &c. will
be takes 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 Ricitaansox BROS. and Co. Lin Dublin,
to CORNELIUS CARLETON ; in London, to EDWARDS,
SA. FORD & Co., for passengers ; and PICKFORD 84 CO., for
gOOdS; in Paris, to FREDERICK REDFERN, 8, Rue de la Paix ;
fn Havre, to W. DAVIDSON ; in llanchester, to GEORGE
ON BROTHERS and CO.,
and in LizonivlnDs
STONIER;
12, and 13, Tower-buildings.
N.B.—When the arrangements are completed, and suffi-
cient Goods offer,
tB aointieoof
rteh,
callingeabo,
aotr
NoothrfeorluS,t evaiinrs-ivneisas.e losr,
will proceed o Baltimore,
other Ports on the Chesapeake, going or returning.

LONDON AND ORIENTAL STRANi
TRANSIT INSURANCE COMPANY.
HEAD OFFICE, 13, LEADENHALL-STREET.
JAMES HARTLEY, Esq., Manager.
Every description of MARINE STEAM RISKS effected on
the most favourable terms.
M'CLUNE and TAMPLIN Agents,
Columbia-baildings, Brunmick-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

of prayers without a sermon ; i. e., that a provision of the
Church of England made with the utmost circumstantiality,
as being nothing but a continuance of the rule of the Church
of Christ from the beginning, which the Reformers would

have considered it an offence against piety to have discon-
tinued; appears to them absurd. The otlrer are content to

believe in the propriety of ancient order, and aim at tli

fulfilment of their o

Ltions. The one set. it must be

allowed, have a ,fery decent estimation of the Sacrament of
the Lord's Supper; and would, no doubt, make the most
profuse disclaimers of arrogance in presuming to understand
their Divine Master's injunction in a way not only differing
from, but opposed to the custom of Apostles and the Church
of Christ in itsprimitive purity. I asy " opposed to," for it
is evident that the system which maintains the Eucharist to
be the main part of public worship, and that which is satisfied
with its celebration once a month, must t
distinct principle; that the faith of these two sy teens upon

.ctuated by a

the subject of the

icharist, not merely the degree of estima-

tion in which it is held, must be radically different. Once
depart from the principle that this is the main "business
"the great work," of Christian worship
perhaps b
believe •

and an annual can

fended as amonthly celebration

erefore,

it is a matter of

he very same author

which renders it incumbent on us to

honour the Lor

a Day by assembling for worship, renders it
incumbent to celebrate the Eucharist on that day. Just as

much as :we -should deem reform a Christian duty, supposing

that public worship of any sort had declined to one day in the
month ; do we deem reform a Christian duty in the present

case as r,

gards this, which is the peculiarworshipof

Gospel. , Now,

my Lord,

aye, at all events, appearances

on our side. Our

rity is, at least, respectable—more

our position in the Church of England is, at least, recognised:
For these respective doctrinal views, which in the one case

impel a desire for reform, and in the other either simple

indifference or actual distaste, are, as a fact, permitted to

co-exist in this Church of England ; and I think your Lord-
ship may be adduced, as specially as any Bishop on the bench,
as recognising the terms upon which it has been endeavoured
to patch up a peace between contending parties, and`find a
basis of "comprehension;" consistent with the character of a
"tolerant and liberal establishment;" to quote from those
universal arbiters, the leading newspapers of the day. 'Nor,
indeed, could this term of comprehension be inaugurated by
a fitter illustration Of the liberality of its spirit, and the
extent to which its observance was propounded, than by the

practical recognition Of a s
dards, which denies Baptism to•br

,scription to the Church's stun,

the channel of Regen
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

FUNDS, STOCK, AND SHARE MARKET,

In Consols there have been some money sales, whicl
lowered the price a little. Railway Shares continue buoyant
In Bank, Mines, and Land Shares, there is no change
Foreign Stocks are pretty steady.

CLOSING PRICES.
Consols, Account .... 951 i Bank Stock
Do. Money 9si Exqr. Bills, L. &S,
Three&QrperCents Shut.

209 11
3 6pm

FORMON STOCKS

Mexicans 241 5 Spanish Passives .... 31 4
Epanich Deferred
Do. Threes 371 si Do. Four & Halves 88 90
51 6

Turkish

RAILWAY SHARES

Amberg.,Nottingham, ILondon,Brighton,and
and E. Junction.... 51 South Coast lO5 7
Caledonian
Do, Preference
Eastern Counties
East Lancashire 69 71 Lincolnshire
Edinburgh & Glasgow 60 2 Midland Stock
Great Northern B7 • 8 North British
Do. A..... 69 71 . Do. Preference
Do. 8..... 124 7 North Staffordshire 4 34
Great Western
Lane. and Yorkshire 753 York, Newcastle, and
Do. Fifths
15544 5 YoßrkerawniedkN....Kiai:u;a 37" 2 6.1
Leeds Northern

LAND SHARES

Australian Agricultural 431 4i Peel River
S.- Australian ...... 35 .7 IVan Diemen's.
S.Australian Invest.2i ex new Crystal Palace

CORN. MARKET

A moderate show of English Wheat; trade opened very
dull, and prices declined at least ss. per qr. from Monday
list. In Foreign there is nothing doing at present, but to
effect sales lower terms must 'be accepted. Barley, Beans;
and Peas, Is. lower. Arrivals of Fdreign Oats beavy:--trade
.opened_ excessively 'flat. Foreign is fully Is. cheaper. In
Seeds there is nothing doing at present.

ARRIVALS.
English. Irish. Foreign.
2615 10921
.. 45 7577
.. 3828 60
.. 265 1150 63726
•
354
.
289
, 120 sks. &
, , 480 brls.

Wheat
Barley
Malt ..
Oats ..
Beans
Peas
Flour.

SECOND REPORT.—We have had a fair Ripply of new Eng-
lish Wheatovhich, met, a stow sate at a deqline of Cs.; a por-
tion yemainipg,tinspld at a late hour, A fee! sailers of Foreign
Wheat at ti reduction or 3e. to 45. from this day week, but
few Wee effected. Barley of all descriptiss le, to 26. cheaper;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

.ver
e Christian r

who embraced

conduct of that holy spirit which He sent down among them,
e inspired by it with true zeal for God, and inflamed

and wen

ver-blessed Redeemer, so as to observe

manded, whata

'er it cost them ;

then they n

on any day in the week
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

having I
well knowin

e 311 nnl

) 4s. sales could nidioe

E.. nerP is no alters-
ir ; Barrels, fully Is.

Town-made k

LE MARKET.

Beasts have not met so good a sale. Sheep and Lambs sold
more readily. Calves dull of sale.

3s Od to 4s 101 1 Poll

3s 81 to 5s Od
4s 4il to 5s 4d

4s Od to 5s Od I
2s 6d to 4s Od

5564 1 Calves

and Lambs .... 32160 i Pigs .
Cambridge, Leicester, Lincoln

I North

Hoßind Beasts
Do. Sheep .
_ Do. Calves.

Spanish Sheep
Scotch Beasts

PRODUCE

MARKET

su
gar : Foreign, moderate demand—no decline ; Refined,
quiet; Brown Lumps 435. Coffee is not much in demand—
good native Ceylon, 445. 6d. Tea quiet: prices are barely
—"to& Colton. --:—..re not cheaper.

TALLON

MARKET

Tallow is not mach wanted. Stock, 31,903 casks, against
17,342 casks same time last year. Deliveries, 1,476 casks,
against 1,698 casks same time last year.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

under
73 ; under t

.eatment, 75. 01
.eatment, CO.

tients : curec

-AD

ts. 18

ROYAL INFIRMARY, S
In-patients, 33; ont-p
cuARGEn : In-patients
made out-patients, 2; irregular, 5; dead, o.—Remain in
the house, 174.

casuals
relieved. &

:cared, 8

gical cases, 14
iered

NORTHERN HOSPITAL, S
Accidents, 51; medical an
DISCHARGED : Cured, 1(
~Lents, 34 ; in

attending as

2. -.A.DIIITTED

nvn .reques

7ular, 3

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, SEPT. 4. New
cases received advice and medicine at the institution—

at their own houses and suppliec

BIRKENHEAD
A.I7G. 26.—HoSPIT

cases visited

edicine —Nort

TAL AND DISPENSAR

bnitted,

remaining
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

PIEOTOGRAPHY.-J. ATKINSON, Importer
and Manufacturer of every article in the above Art,
aas always in Stock some of the most approved Lenses and
Cameras, of all the various sizes; Glass Baths and Plates,
Collodion Cases, Matte, Passepartouts, Preservers,Cansons,
Paper, &c. Purchasers taught free of charge.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

d too (laic

iition, consequently prices were

ranging from
is to is 6d De

215 to -
r bushel lower

)Rs per 2

glish m

rrel cheaper

limited request, prices are

this c

sale for floc
,ml Arn Pr; el

at of is per w

1 compass;

sustained,

WAKEFIELD, SEPT. I.—The quantity of new whea
offered was not large ; sales were made at lOs per quarte
decline. Old was nearly unsaleable, though offered 46 t,
5s lower than on Friday last. New barley was inquire(
for, and brought 32s to 34€ per quarter. Oats were 1(
per stone cheaper. Beans and shelling sold rather lower

WISBECH, SEPT. 2.—Ne have a thin market an
only a few samples of new wheat offering, which bnyei
take off at 50s for red, and up to 54 for white. Oats 11

per stone

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, SEPT. 2. —We
small supply of wheat from the country this morning
which sold for from 6s to Ss per qr. below the lates cr
rent on this day se'nnight. Farmers' new, of whie'
were a few lots, chiefly in good condition, brough„
varying from 68s to 64e Per qr. No demand for so_
country or foreign old wheat, though a reduction similar
to the above would have been submitted to, and our quo-
tations for these articles must be considered nominal.
South country new sold at 60s to 64iper qr. according to
quality. No change in the value of barley. Oats is per
qr. cheaper. The demand for flour exceedint
decline of fully 4s per sack.
CORK, SEPT. 2.—Flour sold a shade lower tins we

!h there

[gly dull

the bakers are

,ill very reserved in

a parcel of new brought 21s per cwt

irked well.

about is pet
buyers. and holders

'el on II

press for s

ias fey

' DUBLIN, SEPT. I.—Very depresseu
for all home-grown grain, except feeding
nominally, as on Tuesday. The supplik.
are increasing. Wheat was 2s to 3s, oats am
6d, and rapeseed 6d to is lower. Foreigr
Indian corn may be reported unsaleable.
White Wheat.SEs Od to 40s Od Oats, new.. .. 1
Red do ... 36s Od to 38s Od Rapeseed .... '
New wheat ..30s Od to 35s Od Oatmeal—
Barley,griud. 03s Od to 00s Od Bakers' Flour
Bere. l3B 9d to 14s 3d Indian Corn,
Oats, old .... 16s 6d to ISs 6d per 480tb..35s Od to 395 00

s of new

ere 3d tx
heat and

2eis Od to 28s O

15s Od to 16 Gd
.20s Od to 25s Od
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

[PRICE FIVEPENCE.

PIANO-FORTES ON HIRE,
ON MODERATE TERMS, AT
W. RYALL'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE
BIRKENHEAD.

I PARISIWAREHFOULSOFWSEI FEATHER
MRS. and MISS GIRVIN beg to intimate to the Ladies of
Liverpool and its Vicinity, that they have taken tile Premises,
51, BOLD-STREET, next door to Mr. Astley, Hairdresser,
where they intend to carry on their Business as ARTIFICIALp
FLOWER and FEATHER MANUFACTURERS, and trust
for a share of that support which was so generously extended-
to them for so many years, and which, in consequence of ill—
health, they had to decline for a time.
Mrs. and Miss GiRVIN have OPENED the above Establish—
ment, with every Novelty in FRENCH MILLINERY,
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, &c.
Feathers Cleaned and Dyed on the shortest notice.

COLLINS'S DISINFECTING POWDER,,
double the strength of Chloride of Lime, and the most
effective and cheapest Disinfectant made.
DESTROYS ALL OFFENSIVE SMELLS,
and is particularly valuable as a preventative againstChorertu.
Sold by Druggists, Ship-chandlers, and others, in Jars, 641..
Is., 23.6 d., and 35., and by the Cwt.

WHOLESALE AGENTS:
JOHN H. and SAML. JOHNSON,
7, Church-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

PROVISIONS

LIVERPOOL, SEPT. I.—There is rather more dis-
position shown to purchase beef, but as our stock is com-
posed of only two descriptions, fine quality (which is held
very high) and ordinary, the trade have not operated to
any extent; what they want at present being

good useful
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

RICHARD CL AMP

WISHES to call the attention of Ladies and Gentlemen about to travel to his Extensive
STCK of
PORTMANTEAUS, COAT BAGS, TRILNKS, HAT CASES, ENAMELLED LEATHER AND CARPET BAGS, Btc.
The whole Manufactured on the Premises, under his immediate inspection.
R. C. would call particular notice to the NEW SOLID LEATHER WARDROBE PORTMANTEAU, in fo compart
ments, consisting of Drawers, Trap, &c., made suitable for both Ladies and Gentlemen.
Nos. 8 and 0, PARKER-STREET (Three Doors from Church-street), and
39, DALE-STREET (One Door from Moorfielda).
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1854.

JUST TAKEN OUT OF BOND,
A CASE OF GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS,
of very superior quality, by
J. ATHERTON, 83, LORD-S I'REET.

MR. SNAPS, DENTIST,
(DENTIST TO THE CHESTER INFIRMARY,)
Begs to announce that, for the convenience of his Friends in
Liverpool, he may be Consulted on FRIDAYS, from Ten to
Five. 49, BOLD-STREET.

ATES AND HESS,
ENGRAVERS,
LITHOGRAPHERS, AND DIE SINKERS

TO H.R.H. PRINCE ACBER9F.-
33, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL

NOTICE TO IRONMONGERS.—lronmon-
gers' STOCKS TAKEN and VALUED, by Messrs. R.
MONTGOMERY and CO., Stock-takers, Valuers, and Ge-
neral Agents, 17, Hanover-street, Liverpool.

'IMPORTANT NOTICE to OWNERS of PRO-
PERTY and others, in LIVERPOOL, BIRKENHEAD,
SEACOMBE, EGREMONT, and NEW BRIGHTON. Parties
,having Houses, Apartments, Shops, Warehouses, Offices, or
Businesses of any:description to LET or SELL, may have the
same Registered and Advertised FREE of CHARGE, by
sending particulars thereof to
Messrs. R. MONTGOMERY and CO.,
HOUSE, LAND, and GENERAL AGENTS,
17, Hanover-street, Liverpool.
N.B.—Goods of every description Bought and Sold on
Commission.

RICHARD C L A 3I P

WISHES to call the attention of Ladies and Gentlemen about to travel to his Extensive
STOCK of
•
PORTMANTEAUS, COAT BAGS, TRUNKS, HAT CASES, ENAMELLED LEATHER AND CARPET BAGS, &c.
The whole Manufactured on the Premises, under his immediate inspection.
R. C. would call particular notice to the NEW SOLID LEATHER WARDROBE PORTMANTEAU, in fo or compart
ments, consisting of Drawers, Trays, &c., made suitable for both Ladies and Gentlemen.
Nos. 8 and 10, PARKER-STREET (Three Doors from Church-street), and
;39, DALE-STREET (One Door from Moorfields).

T. HUGHES AND CO.'S
BEDDING, UPHOLSTERY, AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS, 45 AND 47, BOLD-STREET.
MESSRS. T. HUGHES and CO. invite the attention of parties requiring FURNITURE to their
extensive STOCK, which comprises the newest designs in Drawinx and Dining-room Furniture, of a quality that
cannot be surpassed, being manufactured by themselves from a large and carefully-selected Stock of well-seasoned wood.
In the BEDDING DEPARTMENT they offer to the notice of the Public a variety of Four-post, Half-tester, and other
Bedsteads, in Mahogany and American Birch; and, as they manufacture every description of Feather Beds and Mattresses,
all such Goods will be warranted free from any impurity, and according to sample.
A large Assortment of IRON BEDSTEADS, with appropriate BEDDING, constantly on hand.
T. HUGHES AND CO., CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, AND DECORATORS, 45 AND 47, BOLD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

B.A.TITUDE
ved by the

exion with all the first hous—esa, sl°rladf

commissions, sent cotton to all, and put
^ll My appearance at the Ex-
- af a little court
rezing of numberless (1.9e-finer*
Had it been possible to deceive
--ocention and this empresse-

rd of the gatheiing

Lore of the sea, in
I. There I saw

of his glor

clink.

way of La Have Sa:

field e.. 1

the field to Charley

part of '

ANECDOTES OF BC

English batteries;

gthwise and as close

's back

the an

If with his
imal as he

so that the enema

might not hit him. When Napoleon saw this, he
I to him with a smile. " Get up, you silly fellow !
annot avoid the ball that is destined to strike you,
yon try to do so !"—" And he was right,"
I am, you see." From the cause-
we rode along a hollow, sheltered
I here asked my guide if this was

ms guards and cuirass:

the spot from which Napoleon observed the last onset
rs, under Ney. " You are on
he said ; it was precisely here ! " I
What did he say ? what did he do ?"—" Not
ejoined Coste, "he looked once more through his
w, then he said, " They are in confusion—all is
We then took the track right across
dashine along as fast as our beasts
, an aide-

go, and when we reached the r
me a double Nap9leon, with

thi words

e-camp
to the

The following anecdote, told by M. Nolte, is
admirably characteristic of the effects of self-pos-

ENTITEE BY ONE OF THE HIEING&

Baring was travelling throat
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

Martin

John's Church, for many years past,

,s the interest on £1,500 rece

at five per cent., won

and the advowson c

he Church was sold by the Corpora-

tion for £1,300, equal to £65 per annum, making a total

of £323 per annum ; so that the ministrations of St.
John's Church are maintained without the expense of

a single penny to

e town at

Large ; for while the

receipts are thus E 323, the compulsory payments are
only £3OO per annum, made up as follows : To the

£lOO, the clerk £2O, and the sexton £lO.

Beyond this the Church has no resources on which to fall

back, except the liberality

if the congregation, which, it

should be remembered, is composed, even by the testimony
f the working-classes, about 1,100 of whom
To demand

of Rad

ordinaril

lecupy the body of

he Church

.om them towards the payment of gas, choir

coals, &c

is so far to demand an equivalent for the accom-

modation which they receive, as practically to raise an

obstruction in the way of their attendance ; and it is,

a direct contravention of the spirit of the Act

of Parliam

ander which this Church was erected

Collections were made at both services, and a subscrip-

vas opened in the vestry, and the result of the

appeal was the astonishing amount of no less a sum than

£7l—a sum larger by more than £2,

this church, and a more noble

a the st
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.

Anita( "tatts

33tTalum.

Oomnurcial talcs.

STEAM COMMUNICATION
From LIVERPOOL to
ANTWERP and BREMEN,
RETURNING
From BREMEN, vie/ ANTWERP, to
LIVERPOOL.
In correspondence with the Steamers to the United States.
The BALBEC, or other first-class Steam-♦essel. will be
despatched from Liverpool for ANTWERP, direct, with
Goods and Passengers,
On MONDAY, the 18th of September instant.

SW% Bap

"BLACK STAR" LIN

PACKETS

•~

LIVERPOOL TO NEW .YORK

Packet of the 6th Septembe

The fine first-class American Packet-ship
g' atik, LUCY THOMPSON,
C. B. PENDLETON, Commander ;

After delivery of the Cargo at Atitwerp, the BALBEC will
proceed to BREMEN, and there receive Goods for the new
Steam-ship JURA, of 2,140 tons, intended to leave Liverpool,
for BOSTON and New York, on WEDNESDAY, 11th October.
The BALBEC will sail from BREMEN for LIVERPOOL, on
SATURDAY MORNING, the 30th September, and will call at
ANTWERP, for Goods intended for the JURA, leaving ANT-
WERP for LIVERPOOL direct, on WEDNESDAY, 4th Oct.
The rate of Freight from Bremen and Antwerp to the
United States will include all transhipping expenses at Liver-
pool. Bills of Lading will be signed through, from both
Ports, to Boston or New York, as in the Steam Company's
Havre and Liverpool Trade.
Goods intended for England will be conveyed from Bremen
and from Antwerp at moderate rates of freight. •
For freight or passage apply to G. and J. BURNS, 9, Bucha-
nan-street, Glasgow ; and, in Liverpool, to
BURNS and MAC IVER, 1, Rumford-street.

1,499 tons register; copper-fastened and coppered ; a fast

sailer ; and a fine conveyance for Goods

Apply to C. GRIMSHAW and CO,
Goods will be received till Midnight of the sth instant.

EXCELSIOR, HADLEY, will be the

ng Packet

THIS DAY (Tuesday), the sth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
the Brokers' Office, 13, Exchange•buildings,
3 Tierces COFFEE,
Lately landed ex Evan Damas, from Jamaica.—Apply to
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and CO., Brokers.

On account of whom it may concern.
Tare DAY (Tuesday), the sth inst., at Half-past One o'clock,
at the Broker's Office. No. 10, Brunswick-street,
1,556 Barrels FLOUR,
182 Sacks DITTO,
1,200 Empty SACKS and SUNDRIES
For particulars apply to

WILLIAM PARKE, Broker.

THIS DAY (Tuesday), the sth inst., at Half-past One o'clock,
at the Commercial Sale-room, Temple-court,
50 Hhds. American SHOULDERS,
Ex West Point, from New York.—Apply to Mr. JOHN
DOHERTY, Merchant, or to
WM. GARDNER and C )., Brokers.

THIS DAY (Tuesday), the sth inst., at Half-past One o'clock,
at the Commercial Sale-room, Temple-court,
About 1,000 Boxes American BACON,
168 Hhds. American BACON,
Now landing.—Apply to Mr. JAMES M‘HENRY, Merchant, or
WM. GARDNER and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

danti
PERRY, and.

!garols hit

on the mode of inquiry, will effect such an al

tribunals, as

ato harmony with the ideas of Britis

anything they at present

al, if possible, a more vitally danger

ective forms

anifest

sation as 13

cannot but prove

angerous to society.

The exposures

nilitary ranks, sue

events go far to prove that the rois-

h the officers of the 4

nsign Was

sent to

'ay of such conduct at a ball as would
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET,

ket very

quiet, but firm at 83s. for warmuts. Very
or.

MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE.
Blackburn, si; East Anglian, 10 per Cent., 3 9-16 ; Lanca.
shire and Yorkshire, 75i ; London and North Western,
Eighths, 9-16 dis ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 26i ;
Ditto, Pref., 11 11-16 new,,} pm.; North British, 9; North
Staffordshire, 31 die -

3-16; Midland
20 ; South Eastern, 91''
'elegraph, 17.

, North 'Westerns
4fr ; Shrewsbury and Chester, 20 ;
West Riding Union, ; Electric Tel,

LEEDS STOCK EXCHANGE
Northern, 15i ; Midland, 7 2i.

WIND AND WEATHER REPORT.
London, wind N.N.E., Torquay, Hague, E
fine; Dover, Cardiff, Haverfordwest, N.E., Southa
Portsmouth, Bristol, Bath, Taunton, E., Oswestry, Glouces-
-, Derby, Normanton, L '-ester, Stamford, S.E., Lowestoft,
S.. Y-- r

armouth, Bridlington, Jarlingfon, Chesterfield,
Nottingham, S.W., York, Great Grimsby, and Perth, S.S.W.,
fine.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

with, and immediately following

find this conti

g to be the staple

establish

50 long

I about

which, v

.scend the stream of

I in the writings of men contempo-

he Apost,

,rship of Christians

`• For some ages after the

Saviour,

gave themselves up to the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

aving i

in_a letter addres;ed to he Deputy Judge

ating at the trial of Lieutenant Giver, made the following
statement :--` Major Maxwell has stated on oath, that
Captain Nicholas never ill-treated voune officers. I mold

put questions to prove that he did, and that he (meaning
Nicholas) aids and abets everything of the kind that has
taken place.' The prisoner knowing that so much of the
said statement as imputed to Captain Nicholas, ' That he
illtreated young officers, or aided and abetted others in so
doing,' was false,'r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

tion. It was understood, then, that both parties were to be

left to themselves-1

at is, one to dis

bey the Prayer• Book

under cover of a sanctioned custom ; the other to obey it, i

accordance with a

ral of Church feel

Now, my Lord,

ur Lordship's is
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

3iackets, ha

rug, Cast Fender, Fire-ir;

a.ES consist of a Set of ver
les, 14 feet 6 long by 4 feet 6 wide,

Leis and telescope Fram

e capital Chairs

.ei Sideboard,

Bookcase, with 'Glaze
Persian Pattern Cars
mice, &c.
The CHAMBERS con
and other Bedsteads, with
tresses,
Dress C_
Drawers, 'Toilet Tables and Washstands. with M
Dressing Glasses. Chamber Ware, Carpeting, &c.
Two Mahogany Hall Chairs, Marble Slab, on Dolphin Sup-
ports, Gothic Oak Hall Table, Bordered Br
Painted Floor Cloth, Ste
Kitchen Requisites
Clock, Set of Sine E
isellaneous Articles
To be viewed
Catalogues ma

et and 'Rug,

stains, Cor:

uding an excellent Eight-days'
Block Tin Dish Covers, and Mis-

,n THURSDAY next, the 7th instant, when
had on the Premises, and at Messrs.THos.

rand SONS' Offices, ChurCh-street,
N.B.—The HOUSE to be LET.

SSRS. THOS, WINSTANLEY
MESSRS.
directed by the Owner to SELL by AUCTION
SATURDAY next, the 9th instant, at One o'clock precise;
their Rooms. in Church-street.

/ad SONS

A Cellar of Select WINES, Cc
Of PORT and SHERRY, name!
45 Dozen PORT, 9 yearE
32 Dozen PORT, 5 ~
,n PORT, 12 „
n PORT, 13 ~
n PORT, 3 „

onsisting of about

Koppc.e's

Sandeman's,

32 Dozen PORT,
4 Dozen PORT, V
28 Dozen PORT,
20 Dozen PORT, 11
19 Dozen Brown E
22 Dozen
45 Doz
The at
the am
from hi:
pool, fol*

age 1847
1847, Bo
years in Bottle
st India SHERRY
99 SHERRY, fine gold col^
ast India MADEIRA.
es are the Private Propert
o is ordered abroad, and have been removed
dente, at a considerable distance from Liver-

e pnrpoie of Unreserved Sale.

Sarnpl
of Sale,
street.

1 an hour previou
RS may be bad at

VALUA

On Tx
Afters
snbie4

TVO F I
on a Pil

S. WINSTAN I

PROOF WA

BPS hel

she east t
ing to the
west by

of a Capt

a to and a

nd SONS,

HOUSES

Welsh and Joseph k

and be'

1 of the late Dr. Lyoii, and on the
g to the Lancashire and Yorkshire

Company, c6ntiinin

119 feet
side 114 f 4
taming in
The Ter

t to Love•lane of

.9, and on the south side 95 feet, and con-

whole 1,249 4-9th superficial square yardt.
is Freehold of Inheritance.

ars apply to Mesers.DUNCAN,SQUARTLY
)rs, 2, Exchange-street West, Liverpool

and Dt

CHESHIRE

GIBLE INVESTMENT

MESSRS. THOS,
respectfully mum

,A STANLEY

Afteinoon

the tim
then pr
by Per

WTN.

SONS

A ver
called
Worleatc
Nantwic

ce, that they have been favoured
SALE by AUCTION, on TH CRS.
lber inst., at Three o'clock in the
, the Crewe Arms Hotel, Crewe,

This Esta
standing in
by deligbtfu
Rookery, an
Arable, Pas
Weaver and
Estate, win
'former stre

Mr. Edwards_

r Lots as ma'

such conditions as shall be

i notice will be given-,)
Fe FREEHOLD ESTATE,

iously made

n the Towns
larishes of Ac

The HOUSE
Dining-room,
Breakfast room
Housekeeper's-
Pd Bedrooms,
Laundry, and a
l'ort and ci
The t)u
large Coat
aver, Gra
iiktenaive
The Est
Inch Star
Mester
utiles
Gam,
Es

I.s AT
moat fa

gant FANIL

MANSION,

prises an elt,
ated and heantii,
T. with Pleasure Grounds, Fish Ponds, a

easy dint
Wpmeic

ad Plantiiion

together with 224 Acres
ited Meadow LAND• ".

that o
11011
Garde

led rooms
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

approadain
good town.

tcracyof Li'
/Kersey :is 11l

pool, and
than throe

and of pride to'
terprise of so ii

ave Os

ay be more read

a Ware,

d into t

nust also be those

g denizens of Lond

he East

and arm

stead of an

them th

ause of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

3,536,752 lbs
1,757,3261

1,265,297 lbs. at Bristo
gate amount was £5,181,908

- A MOUNTAIN OF LIME.—In Scotland an important
geological discovery has lately been made. Zore-More, a
large mountain near Applecross, on the west coast, on
being accidentally excavated, presented a substratum of
pure lime, within five feet of the surface; and on prose-
cuting the discovery by a further excavation, it was ascer-
tained that the whole mountain, except an average surface
of twenty feet, consists of lime fit for burning or agricul-
tural purposes. The hill appears to have been at one
time a stupendous limestone rock which has been submit-
ted to the action of intense heat. On the summit of the
mountain volcanic remains, vitrified stone, and lava, have
been found.

NEW THEATMEXT or CIIOLERA.—In King's College
Hospital the new mode of treating cholera, namely, not
checking the diarrhoea, has proved very successful. Dr.
Geo. Johnson, who has the charge of the cholera wards,

considers that the purl
of the organism to throw oi. principle wh.
is at the root of the disease, - in his treat
ment, does his best to aid this eliminating process by
gentle means, and gives half-ounce doses of castor oil
every half-hour. Some of the patients thus treated were
admitted either with severe purging and vomiting, or in

ging in cholera is mainly an effort
',IT the virulent -hich
- he thereft

A mustard

poultice was usually
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

THE IRISH EXODUS.

Tr[n continued emigration of the Irish people,
notwithstanding the many favourable circumstances

an abundant harvest, ample employment, and

local improv

tents by internal communications, is

e of those events difficult to define, and impos-

sible to account for by any of the rules which are

mankind. When the majority

duced almost

to a state

)n, owing to the failure of the potato

lousan
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05

A Premises, 2,
1 'rder of

..e HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ov 40, in Arched Gilt Frame, Bronzed
Pr. China. Glass, and other Effects.
---`•n-ROOM and PARLOUR,
which is cnieny ihogany, and modern
make, includes a Pedestal Sideboard, Set of Dining Tables,
on Telescope Frames and Stout Legs, Two Sets of Chairs of
Six each, Sofa, Couch, and Easy Chair, in Hair-cloth, Cir-
cular Table, on Pillar and Plinth, Ornamental Articles, in
China and Glass, Brussels Carpets, Hearth-rugs, Window
Curtains, Cast Fenders, Fire-Irons, Itc.
The CHAMBERS contain a lofty Four-post Bedstead, with
Nab:many Panelled Footposts, Polished Birch, Haif-tester,
And _lron Ditto, with Dimity Hangings, Hair Mattresses,
feather Beds and Bedding, Mahogany Toilet Table and Wash-
stand, with Marble
Tablesrd Dressing Glasses, Chests of
Drawers, Dressing and Washstands, Chamber Ser-
vices, Carpeting, &c.
Hat and Umbrella Stand, Barometer, in Mahogany Case,
floor-cloth to the Hall, &c. The useful Kitchen Requisites.
Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and at Messrs.
Taos. WINSTANLEY and SONS' Office, Church-street, Liver-
Vool- N.B.—The HOUSE to be LET.

I hand&

Plate of Glass
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-12

1111I1UM0 -
a report from Mr. Brown, the Government Inspector, who
stated that he had reasons to distrust the moral training
and intellectual attainments of the children, more parti-
cularly those of the second, third, fourth, and fifth classes.
He added that the two assistant schoolmistresses proposed
to resign their appointments. Mr. Hughes, as one of the
visitors, had reported that, in his opinion, the schools were
not made so useful as they had been intended to be, and
suggested that additional children be sent there from the
Workhouse. The Ven. Archdeacon Brooks explained that
when Mr. Brown was examining the children, he found
thetwo female teachers prompting them and pointing out
the_ answers. They were then examined a second time

when they could not answer properly. This was what
Mr. Brown meant, when he said he suspected their moral
training'. Mr. Came thought Mr. Brown looked usually
at matters of geography and that kind of thing, instead of
their progress in matters of more utility in au industrial
school, such as needlework, &c. After desultory remarks
from various members, the subject dropped, The Board
adjourned.

ships which constitute the union there are 4,88;3 statute
aeres,—viz., Bowling, 1,416 ; Bradford,' 837-; • Horton,
1,563 ; Manningham, 1,030. Of theSe only 461 acres are
under tillage,—viz., wheat 33 ; 11; oats, 244 :
turnips, 83 ; potatoes, 42 ; vetches, 22 ; and the remainder
beansmangold-wnrzel, &c. The great bulk of the land
is under grass-3,913 acres. The item of grass and tillage
together dispose of 4,384 acres; leaving rather more than
0 for houses, gardens, roads, fences" (which occupy 160
ad plantations, 74 ; waste and common
ad 178 in smallholdings of iess.than two

land, 84 acres

each, the application of which• is stated. The
return of stock is as follows :—Horses, 4321—we.presume
--"

processes—colts, 52 ; cows, 772 ; chive's,
.102 ; Sheep and
lambs, 97 ; pigs, large and small, 192—a very small figure
this, which we can hardly believe is correct, if the town
pigs are reckoned ; other cattle, including working oxen,
26. These figures are certified by Mr. John Smith,
chairman, and Mr. Darlington, clerk of the Bradford
UniO4.:—.l3.radford Observer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-12

TINA, EART

HOS. WINSTANLEY

STONE CHINA, EARTHEN

to OFFER by PUBLIC
-MORROW (Wednesday). the 13th instant, and
days, at Eleven o'clock precisely each day, at

r-finished CHINA.
I PARIAN ARTl-
rer produced in the

ant Flower Vases, of
ful subjects after Wat-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-12

from her
dust, full

gune to decay, and
, the locks are stiff,
doors and
-drawers Will neither open nor
can insinrinf...,"_ • . .. • _

are rust

nothing into it, and can get
/per and red tape—of which
ever, having a vast supply on
distinguishable in the general
ts ill-fitted materials ; and I