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

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(1 Alexander Baring, Walker,
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nana Falser, Gunwalsden, Stockholm.

I Nantes--

12th May, in• lat:
heavy gales from

)y many larg,

aris, Aug. 1.
cc Edward's

own, at Stanley

he Times, of and
sit, went ashore
proceeded.

Tem i, Catterincic
n—Vicar of Bray

Prophite, Van
T—Sti ftampti

bound for the Cape of Good Hope, put back intc
3, 2nd August. Doctor deranzpri_
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

and Lisbon 31st ult
:s.), from Soutbamp•

ml Danna Maria (s.s.), from Southam

Ina, hence, at Rio Janeiro.
!ft Rio for River Plate, sth ult

SUNDAY, AUGUST 6

.—Wind N.,

ARRIVED —City of Manchester (s. s.), Philadelphit,„
SAILED.—Henry Curwen, for Porto Cabello—Tiber (a. a.),
Wardell, Trieste—Dorothea, Ostmancl, Harburg—Feliz, Beita,
and Nuevo Concepcion, Voro, Barcelona—Chimborazo, Gil-
christ, New York—Bellona, 'lay lot', Mont real—Fairy, M`Phail,
RioJaneiro—Juhn iUtson,Tiffin, Buenos Ayres—Agamemnon.

Anthus, Athens— Pearl, Vc
Ostdriga, Rio Grande.
__

-Gertruid

i.), Lott, from New York, at this port ; left 26th ult.,
~/11. Has .8'883,300 in specie. On the 26th, 3, p.m.,
;arato.ea, from this port; at 11 45, p.m., passed steamer
from this port; 27th, a screw-steamer bound west;
n.m., lat. 47. lon. 53, passed steamer Canada.

Seneca, Tonkin, hence at Portland, Maine.
Mary Hale, Rollins, hence at Philadelphia.
Mendoza de Leonor, and Arequipa, hence at Rio Janeiro.
Countess of Zetland, sailed from Pernambuco, 13th ult-,
for Maceio.
Envelope, Harris, from Sydney, and Statesman, Kennedy,
frilly. Finn°. ;Inn", .• Q... 12-- _

nt am, rranmsco.
Pacific (r.), Nye, 24th ult.; Sea Nymph, Harding; and St.
'Patrick, Whitman, hence at New York.
Princess Royal, hence, and Beatrice, from Pernambuco, at
Maranham.

1;(1. voisarueen, hence; Dolphin, from Cape de Verdes;
Atalanta; Helena; and Mary Stewart, from Rio de Janeiro;
and Prospero, from Newfoundland, at Bahia.
Emperor, sailed from Rio Janeiro for Northern Ports, 19th
ult. ; Rosamond, for Pernambuco. 2nd ult.; Mary Dimay, for
London, 3rd ult. ; and Norman, for Bahia, 4tli
Mountaineer, sailed from Bahia, June 18; Idds, 22nd :

Maria, 27th; Crawford, 28th Jug.,
tittle, 4th ult., for the Channel ; Young Englann,
Hamburg ; ani Hindoo, 4th ult., for Nlaceio and this port.
Emperor, Mitchell, and Rosamond, from Rio Janeiro; Per.
severance, Thompson, from St. Helena ; Mercury, Watt, from
Ascension ; Gladiator, Simla, from Sydney, and sailed 9th
ult., for London ; Creamore, Collins, from St. John's, New-
foundland, and sailed for Paraiba; Prospero, and sailed for
Bahia ; Rosalie, White, from Macei, sod sailed sth nit__
this port •

nd Zaral, and Gr

ult., for

Itunilymede, Prowse, from Maceio, and sailed 7th
nit., for the Channel; and Hants, White, from Callao, at
Pernambuco.

PERNAMBUCO, JULY 15.—The Hants, from Callao, for Va-
lencia, and Governor, from London for Port Philip, put in
here 10th instant, leaky, and are discharging.
Ton ERMORY, AUG usT I.—The Mariner, Edwards, of Perth,
from Liverpool to Wick, having struck on a sunken rock in. i
the Sou.,d of Mull, has been in here making water, and with
forefoot and keel damaged. and has been beached.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

the country the
ed'lllem to consider it

to reign in 11611 than serve in Heaven

They were the last of the crew to be suspected of
dirty practices ; and; though it is well known that

" evil communications _corrupt good manneW," it
was difficUlt to conceive that men who had :"been
brought .up •in a school 'in which morality,l3oth
political and personal, was deemed one ,a the
chiefest-virtues, could -so far degrade themselves
•as to.copy the worst and meanest vices of their
new colleagues. It appears, however, that in
yolitics, as well as in meaner things, there is 'no
halting-place, when once a downward course

commenced, until the lowest depths of degradation
art reached,; and the REELITES have achieved this
so-rapidly, as actually to distance their C01)1-

of exposing the vices of

flouncing wrong

len in office, and de.

xdblished to the world that a

engaged in stock-jobbing, and following up the
information which had thus only been hinted at'
Sir JOHN PAKINGTON gave notice of his intention
to call the attention of the House of Commons to
the recent appointment of Mr. LAWLEY. The
Minister was asked for a day to be fixed for the
discussion, and Lord JOHN RUSSELL named yester-
day (Monday) for the purpose ; but the business
was subsequently deemed of too much importance
to be so long delayed, and on Thursday it was intro-
duced to the House by Sir GEO. GREY, who deemed
his own character at stake in the matter, and
accordingly made a full explanation, stating that
on that day, for the first time, he was made
acquainted with the specific charge against Mr.
LAWLEY, and that he had advised HER MAJESTY
to revoke the approintment. It was not attempted
to fix any blame upon the Whig portion of the
Ministry ; for, With the single exception of Sir GEO
GREY'S official connexion.with it, it appears that
the whole arrangement rested with the PEULITES,
who had a double object to serve ; but it is at least
deserving of consideration, whether suck a respon-
sible office as that of aColonial Governor, requiring
great taiscretion and 'official experience, should be
bestewed upon a young man whose antecedents
his turf specilations, and whose only claim to

notice rested upon his PEELITE COtinexions, to say
nothing of the newly-discovered,tinalification, that,
although filling the confidential office of Private

Secretary to tte CHANCELLOR the EXCHEQUER,
eenYeecently engage. 'in the discreditable
practice of trafficking in the public funds. The
whole affair is so thoroughly disgraceful to all the
parties immediately concerned, that we cannot 'be
surprised'at the readiness with which the Whigs

disavowed their connexion

with it ; but folloWing,
,s it does, so immediato7 upon the rectal of Mr.
groNon, who was seleMed by the same Duke -of
NEWtIASTLE for a judgeship. in Austra.Ea,:and .who
was afterwards discovered to have been engaged in

cor*pt practices at isn election, we cannot 'but
adniire the consummate assurance with 'which
these PEELITES retain their places, in the fate,of
mai multiplied precis of their utter deficien7 in
honour and honesty.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

31st of March, 1851, when the ee:

persons of both sexes, v

1,008,824 a

females. Of the males, 137,918 were uni'
age; 117,774, aged five and under ten
aged ten and under 15 years; 98,965, age
25 years; 88,424, aged 25 and nude
aged 30 and under 35 years; 03,382, ; _
40 years ; 57,370, aged 10 and under 45 year
aged 45 and under 50 years; 37,064, aged 50 ;

ed 35 allu under
1ic393

55 years; 23,991, aged 55 and under 60 year
aged 60 and under 65 years; 12,685, aged 65 a

70 years; 8,055, aged 70 and under 75 yea
75 and under. 80 years • abed 60

years ; 578, aged 85 and Uncle
and under 95 years ; 30, aged 05 and uncle
under
under
and seven of 100 years and upwards.—Of the
138,274 were under five years ; 117,1.93 undei
under 15; 108,098, under 20. 111;598 undq
under 30; 81,901 under 85; 05.090 undo ,
under 60 ; 23,300 under 05; 15,034 under 70; 10,465
; 3.7,850 under 55 ; 25,831
2,531 under 8j i 789 under
9°i 101 under 95 ; 46 under 100; an d-14. 0 100 years
44:5;61,7548m111dned7;8::;0
aTta upwards. There worc 19 center Lapeashki:e
4t the bat census,

167, aged 90

ten; 11

mates
Loan
)7;409
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

gers to Austr
Bhfps flat

Including detenti

on abroad, First Voyisge, 5 Months 21 Days
r, second Ditto, 6 Months.
~ Third Ditto, 6 Months 4 Days
INDIAN QUEEN,
lac&ding detention abroad, First Voyage, 6 Months 10 Days

Being the o

!stablished Line of

Forwardi
GEELON(

Clippers ga
LIVERPOOL at

ilinz between
Ld MELBOURN

g Passenzers to ADEL

IDE, SYI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

3 mind to

gly cancer

at of his official doom being
b seas," long before he could

ld anticipations,

dth, and some ha

and dept

tment and its

?withdrawal

t STONOE

with the chance of
order of the day ; and

then colonial secretary and
cis CHARLES LA.WLEY, a " decided
By sheer accident, this gentle-
People's House/

at of a seat in the

d, and whic

d of HER MA

{r. LAWLEY was

)le to understand

xl to I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

(uttering), 4;. embezzlement, 1; ho
der, 1 ;.petty larcenies, 11; perjury, 3 ; ra

a the pe
and eizl

are iii th

to Flintshi
was 46.

rsons tried in Au,

WALLASEY BOARD OF H

ing was held or

Liscard, Mr. Penny in the chair. fn the course of the
proceedings the following resolution was adopted : —" Tll
the Works and Health Committee be authorised to obtaio
plans and estimates of ' ' ,

drainage and sewerage of the dist;ict, and to re!
result to the board at the earliest practicable perio
that they be authorised to obtain the opinions al
mates of competent engineers on the best and most
mical water supply for the district, and to
to the board

port the same.

CHESTEE AND HOLYHEAD. RAILWAY
the week ending 30th of July, 1854,

s follows r
o a, 104

Passengers, parcels, &c., per railway, £3,
steam-boats, £540 7s. ;3d.; total, £4,332 8
£1,653 2s. 4.; total, including Carnarvon tr
£5,445 3s. 2d. ; steam-boats, £540 Is,
£5,985 10s. sd. Corresponding week last yea
£4,266 2s. 3d.; steam-boats. na

ar, per railwa):,

£4,989. 135.•0d.; goods, £1,432 as. 4
total (including Carnarvon traffic,)

1, £1,432 Os. Q,l.
3 2s. 7d.: steam-

boats, £723 lbs. 9d.; total
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

Wharf Free, and trioiie booked for SYDNEY, GEELONG,
ADELAIDE, and LAUNCESTON are forwarded at Ship's
expense. Return Tickets issued at Half-fares to all except
Cabin Passengers for the Homeward Passage,as per Circular.
' WHITE STAR" LINE are new
d by the most celebrated
ance of Passengers, and
t Business. in which

and first-rate Clippers, constri
Builders, expressly for the cot

lifted upvc

alone they are in
by the ProDrietoi

le employed

I i'assengerimay there-
re liberally found in all

fare depend

is not reg

Ships. Captains.
ARABIAN (new ship) MILLWAnn .
SULTANA (new ship) TAYLOR ...
GOLCONDA (new) RERR
BLUEJACKET (new ship)DrcKETT
ANNIECHAMBERS new ROBERTSON
GOLDEN ERA PEAT
RED JACKET REED
WHITE STAR (new ship)BaowN....
MERMAID DEVEY .. ..
FITZJAMES HAMILTON
NEW SHIP HALLORAN

The above Ships carry Surgeons and Chaptail
visions are of first-rate quality, and duly inns
Government Surveyors. Money-orders era
abroad Free of Charge
For Fr
PILKINGTON and WILSON. Water-stn

and Passa
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

that_the present is at least a dig;iusvindice nodus.

particulars, then, of ourpractical syst
Lord, would challenge the APostl,
Think you, for instance; he would si
his mission at the mouth of the peck
iconoclasts, and go about enlisting

Ittentio:

nob of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

and the Ma

Majority

The Earl of DEneY begged to say, on the part of him-
self and his friends, that they should offer no further oppo-
salon to the progress of the bill, and the noble duke inivirit,
if he thought fit, suspend the remainder of the standing
orders, and take the bill through all its stages that night
A NEW Warr was ordered for Cockermouth, in the
room of Mr. Aglionby.
Tan USULY LAWB.—On the order for going into com-
mittee on the Usury Laws Repeal Bill,
Mr. CAYLEY moved to defer its committal for three
mouths, objecting to deal with such a question in so hasty
a manner, and appealing to various authorities with re-
fsrence, not to the abstract question, but to the practical
working of an entire abrogation of the usury laws under
our present monetary system. He contended that the
interest of money should not be made free until all restric-
tions upon that system were removed which created an
artificial scarcity of money. After considerable discussion
the amendment was negatived, and the house passed into
committee on the bill, the clauses of which were agreed to.
The Bills of Exchange (No. 2) Bill was withdrawn.
Several bills were advanced a stage.
The Lords' amendments to several bills were considered
and agreed to.

Alm house adjourned at half-past twelve o'clock
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

FRANCE,

The Emperor and Empress are still s
Biarritz, and enjoying sea-bathing.
A collision took place on Thursday on the
to Orsey, which •is a prolongation of the Sceaux railroad.
A locomotive, dragging some waggons for the works, ran
into a passenger train. Ten of the passengers were more
or less injured.

ming at

The late changes in the temperature have h
of increasing the number of cases of cholera,
not appear that the disease has in any p,
assumed an epidemic form, and the number of cases
ported is still very small considering the population.

of Paris

THE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

HENRY fOX, 2, King-street

1" EAGLE" LINE OF PACKETS

nt of BR
gers, 1

Iggage, and C

Forwardi n

RB, and (

in Aug,

ell-known fav(
FALCON
Captain TA Y I

riding in Prince's bock

%; J

11, :;910i
=7%.

Capt. W. CRA

ance : loading in the Salthous
COTESWORTH, WYNNE

a superior and
.I)ook.—Apply
, and LYNE.

INE of PACKETS for CEYLON,

imaged, and

will hare prompt despatch,
markably fine Wbitehaven-built Brig
WILTON WOOD,
Captain MATTHEW RITSAVT.7.

ears.; well known in this
rgo in perfect condition;

.cellent cabin accom

nveyance : loading in
adation for pas-

COTESWORTH, WYNNE,

and LYNE

LINE of PACKETS for MAMAS:
Ras a large portion of her•cargo engaged, and
will be promptly despatched,
, Agoet The remarkably fine fast-sailing British-built
Barque ELIZA CHARLES,

n every respect a ,first-rate con-
n the Salthouse Dock.—Apply to
COTES WORTH, WYN NE, and LYNE.
cceed the above, a regular trader, the splendid Liver-
pool-built Ship ENDYMION.

Captain LEVAiS ;

rs old ; an

Will su

.

it Bridport,
:rade ; newt

cargo now going 0:
Dock, west side.

porno's of her
the vSalthouse

For CALCUTTA,
Thesplendid CIipperShipALFREIDTHEGREAT,
L. C. BRAYLEY, Commander;
11 1 for thirteen years; 664 tens register

_
ider inspection, expressly for the Cfilcutta
ppered ; and well known as one of the finest
is port. —Apply to Messrs. SUERS, WALKER,

w: O. YOUNG

Has room for -a
.few tons of goods.—Actively loading, west
side Georges Dock, and takes neither coal, pitch, tar, nor
any other Oketionable cargo.

For BOMBAY,
The well-known Clipper Ship CONFUCIUS,
1111*,. JOSEPH PENRICE. Commander;
~ A .1 for twelve years ; 511 tons register. This
,-411=--: fine -ship, noted for her remarkably quick -pas-
sages in the China trade, offers a desirable opportunity to
shippers of fine goods.—Apply to Messrs. SYER€, WALKER
and SYERS, or to W. 0. YOL

To follow

NG, 19, Date-street.
itiful thirteen years A 1 Clipper NYMPH

?lb lab Mates

ST. CiEORGE

S" LINE OF

'OR NEW Y 1

PACKETS,

Loading in Waterloo Dock—Will receive Goods to Midnight

of the 121*, and sail on the 13th instant,

The splend

;ell-known first-class

mt•sailing

dte:

American Packet-ship

&ND

OSTER
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

RETREAT OF THE RUSSIANS.

The following is from The Times' correspondent at

Nlenna:--

"On the Ist of August the Russians retired from
Bucharest, after having broken up the road between that
city and Kalugereny.

"Omar Pasha has sent a message to Bucharest, re-
quiring lodging and provisions for 12,000 men inside the
city, and rations for 20,000 outside the walls.

"Before leaving Bucharest Prince Gortschakoff assem-
bled the Boyards and thanked them for the manner in
which they had treated the Russian troops during their
stay in Bucharest. The general added, that strategic
reasons induced him to quit the city, but that it was not
improbable he might return at an early period."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

FRONI LIVERPOOL : 1854.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA WEDNESDAv..I6th Aug
CITY OF MANCHESTER WEDNESDAY.. 6th Sept

FROM PHILADELPHIA
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY
CM OF MANCHESTER SATURDAY

1854.
9th Sept

30th Sept,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

MELANCIIOLY DEATH OF A CLERGYMAN

last week, a sheriff's officer named R

Cowie, who had been for sonic months residing near Iver,
Bucks, proceeded from Aylesbury to Iver, accompanied by
Mr. Leakey, clerk to the plaintiffs, who was acquainted
with the person of the debtor. On arriving at his resi-
dence they were informed that Mr. Cowie was gone to
Uxbridge, but was expected to return shortly, whereupon
Mr. Reader proceeded on the high road towards Uxbridge,
leaving his warrant with Mr. Leakey, who remained on
the premises. Shortly afterwards Mr. Cowie returned

home, when Mr. Leakey informed
his business, produced the warrant
Mr. Cowie's shoulder, and informed him that he muse
consider himself in his (➢ir. Leakey's) custody. Mr.
Cowie said he thought with some plate, jewellery, and
articles of vertu, he could make up the amount, and Mr.
Leakey agreed to take any such articles as security. Mr.

iim of the nature of
placed his hand upon

gave his word as a gentleman and a clergyman that he
would not leave his premises, and went into another room
for the alleged purpose of getting some note paper. Mr.
Leakey followed him, but seeing him in conversation with
his wife, and not wishing to be intrusive, he walked out
of the room into the passage. He was not gone more than
a minute, when on his return he found that Mr. Cowie

had left. On inquiry, he was told he would return in a
moment. He did not do so, and Mr. Leakey then hunted
for him in the kitchens and bedrooms, but to no purpose,
and on going out of doors he saw Mr. Cowie runninr.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

totlanti.

Irtranb.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND SLIGO.
The splendid and powerful Steam-ships
, ROSE Capt. J. STEWART,
• 741 LONDONDERRY Capt. M`LAUGHLIN,
Rh Are intended to Rail between the above ports,
• 41.—, with Goods and Passengers (with or without
a Pilot, and with liberty to tow vessels), from the Clarence
Dock Basin, as follows :
LIVERPOOL TO SLIGO.
ROSE Saturday, August 12.... at 1 o'clock, P.M.
ROSE Monday, August 21.... at 9 o'clock, A.M.
!UWE Monday, August 28.... at 1 o'clock, P.M.
FARES:—First Cabin (including Fee), 17s. 6d.; Second
Ditto (Ditto), 125.; Steerage, BE.
Goods required to be alongside the vessel ONE HOUR
the time of Sailing.
~oply to JAMES HARPER, Sligo; JOHN WALKER, 77A,
Mart:et-street, Manchester; or to
T. MARTIN and BURNS and Co..
12, Water-A.140, and 1, Rumford-street, Liverpool,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

IMPORTANT NOTICE to OWNERS of PRO-
PERTY and others, in LIVERPOOL, BIRKENHEAD,
SEACOMIIE, 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. 117.iolsii-GOMERY and CO-,
HOUSE, LAND, and GENERAL AGENTS,
17, Hanover-street, Liverpool.
N.B.—Goods of every description Bought and Sold on
Commission.

DOD AND DICKSON

TAILORS AND ROBEMAKERS,

13, LORD-STREET,

LIVERPOOL,

Take leave to inform the Clergy of Liverpool and sur-
rounding Neighbourhood, that they supply SILK
ROBES, SURPLICES, BANDS, STUFF GOWNS,
for Students, &c. Patterns of Materials and Prices
may be had on application at 13, Lord-street.
All Articles made on the Premises.
_ _ _

...
Parcels delivered free by railway to any part of the

country

C OMF O R T AND ECONOMY
AT

WHITEMAN'S BRUNSWICK HOTEL,
CLAYTON-SQUARE,
In the Centre of Liverpool, near the North-Western Station
BED AND BREAKFAST, 2s. 6d. •
A Night Porter in attendance.

OPENING OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE
LONDON.
Ladies, Gentlemen, and Families are recommended to the
CLARENDON
PRIVATE BOARDING-HOUSE,
17 and 18,—ARUNDEL-STREET, STRAND,-17 and 18.
Coffee Room 40 feet long, with every homely comfort.
Close to Theatres, Parke, City, and Rail to Exhibition.
Bed and Breakfast, 3s. per day.

PARLOUR MAGIC AND MARIONETTE
DANCING FIGURES.

J. ATKINSON, 33, MANCHESTER-STRERT, keeps a Stock
of the above requisites. Being the inventor and maker of
some of the most intricate mechanical and electrical arrange-
ments, is able to make those who patronise him understand
he most simple means of working.

MESSRS. MOSELY,

DENTISTS,
92, BOLD-STREET,

LIVERPOOL,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

MONDAY, Ave. 7,—Wind E.S.E., light

SAILED.-Eli Whitney, Rickerson, Portland; A.S.—Shan]
rock ts.), Little, Havre.
____

The- Sfirah Sanits (s. s.), has heeled over i❑ the Graving
Dock, and lies on her beam ends half full of water.
Athole, Fraser, hence at Montreal.

Indus, Hughei
Glide, Harried.
hence at Quebec

Aired, Muir; Devonport; Alfred, Cape;
Olive, Richard; Boreas, M'Donald—all

William Barber, Smeller; Edward Herbert, Griffiihs ;
Ferris, Goddard—all hence at Buenos Ayres.
Eliza Jenkins. Dean, hence at Monte Video.
Rothesay, Cumming, hence at C,atneroons, June W; all well.
H. M. steam-ship Himalaya, which left this port on the
for Malta, with the Scots Greys on boar,l, passed

Uibralter on th 31;t

CAMPLETOWN, AUG. s.—The Sfyrtle (s.), from Glasgow to
Londonderry, got on the rocks in the Sound of Sande, yester-
day, and remains with considerable damage, and part of
cargo thrown overboard.

JULY 22.—The Ottawa (s), from NlOntreal to this
part and Liverpool, is aground in Lake St. Peter, discharging
into lighters.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

with respect to this -gracious gift of Heaven ? If we
wished to measure the value which the Apostles set upon
the Holy Eucharist, would not the antest method be to

ascertain

how ofteti th

nd on what

snau we place a system wmcn openly ana avowealy
assailants, I again deny it, as I did in my letter of July teaches the propriety of the extremest departure from
13th. What I then wrote was as follows :—" But if the their frequency of celebration ? Now, on this footing would
prospectus did not caluminate, it may be said to have the Apostle himself place it. My Lord, our position with
assailed the Puritan party. But even so, we cannot be regard to the Apostles is not affected by any occur-
said to have been the first assailants. We and our prat- rence which took place in the sixteenth century. It
tires, or rather those of the Church, have been denounced is not altered by the relation in which we stand
•

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over and over again, from pulpit and platform. Nay, towards an artificial system of antipathies con-
more, our motives have been impugned. We have been structed in the last three hundred years. We are as much
charged with designs to lead the people back to Popery, members of the Apostolic Church as the disciples at Troas
&c. Nothing of this kind can be found in the prospectus. (Acts xx. 7) or at Corinth (1 Cor. xi. 20) ; and if it had
No motives are imputed, &c." Now, surely, any child been a crime there, in the lifetime of the Apostles, to cut off
might see that, while in the above I did not deny that the Weekly. Communion, so is it here and now. I must
fliptwnorson+,,a +h. 13..44..., T k • -

• ,1 •• Lit uuj r.)CLLGVC, 411e11, mat assuming sucn a case as
further back in point of time when I charged them with I have set out with conceiving, to really happen, your con-
being the first assailants. The prospectus asserts facts ; viction is, that the Apostle, however he would deal with
and so far as those facts are discreditable to the parties those prejudices, and mistrusts and fears," which your
concerned, so far it cannot but assail them ; but FOR Lordship has thrown in our way in this matter, would
LONG YEARS BEFORE IT EVER SAW THE LIGHT, HAVE devise some mode by which they should not, in any way,
WE BEEN ASSAILED WITH FALSEHOOD AND PERVERTED prevent the restoration of that primitive rule of worship
TRUTH, WHILE MOTIVES OP THE BASEST RIND HAVE which was once, as a matter of course, considered to
be essential to the well-being of the Christian body.

sED TO lIS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

SATURDAY,

Wind N.N.W., moderate

Jupiter, Baylis, from St. Stephen's —Ocean
Trieste—Louisa Fania, Brown, Li.bon—Dag..
more, Harold, Regkoak—Roscoe, Clements, Bombay—Anna
Henderson, Husband, Calcutta—American Union, Otis, New
Orleans—Sonthamptob, Austin, New York—Laconic, M`Kin-
_

Sylphide, Nakekor-

gene, Hogerivith

—G. Beerta.'
tin—Montre:

m—Car

Anna and
is—Mary,

)ston—Jane Avery, Constantin iple, &c.—America
Nymph, Storm ; and Atlas, Waugh, Boston, dic.
s.s.).Brown,

k Packet, Willi

Si
Lalsii
St

11, Valpan

s.s.). Brown, from Brazils,
It., Bahia 13th, Pernambuco 15th
Same evening, 5 s 0 pul., passed Madrid

is port ; left Rio

top, going iLiO LisbOn
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

ORNIN

,t entitled to tak

y high

rty, wt.

says the Spanish

Tried 1

)ur coaliti

;round in a
w. Judged

ips, the opinion formed of their
)m complimentary to themselves,

In few, if any instances
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

making a total of £65.

STOPPAGB OF WIGAN CHURCH BELLS AND CLOCK.—
A few days since, a meeting of the congregation of Wigan
parish church was held in the vestry, for the purpose of
deciding upon the course to be adopted to provide funds
for the uses of the church, in the place of the church-
rate. It was then estimated that the sum of £3lO
would be required for the current year; and it was re-
solved that a subscription should be entered into for the
purpose of raising that amount. A committee was formed
to canvass for subscriptions. On Thursday evening last
another meeting was held at the vestry, and it was
then stated that £2lO had been received or promised;
and that about £3O additional might be expected from

persons who were at present absent from home. The
question then arose how the deficiency was to be met.
The three largest items in the estimate were, the verger,
£5O; the organist, £5O; and the bell ringers, £45 for the
peal, and about £lO for the six, eight, and half-past teu
o'clock hells. It was considered desirable to continue the
services of the verger and organist, and it was agreed that
the services of the ringers should be dispensed with, and
that about £5 per annum, now expended for the keepin;
of the church clock in motion, should also be saved.
AGES OF THE PEOPLE IN LANCASHIRE ON MARCH 31
1851.—According to the last division of the ct
just published, it seems there were in Lanc!ts

IS tables,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

and commanded
precaution to pro-
ers during the

s, or persons who wish to be more
had, and deposits of .e 1 each, to

ted, w

tch sh a

'e free Cabin Passages by the above Ships.
ns to tha interior of the United States can

the necessary arrar

a arrival at New York, withCiu'
y avoid the many annoyances
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

wOR MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY.
" BLACK STAR" LINE OF AUSTRALIAN
PACKETS.

NABOB (new) DEWHIIRST
ALABAMA, WDONNELL
CORNELIA VISSER
GOLDEN WORLD (new), ------•
CRESCENT CITY, BALUSTER ..
JAVAAN, TASKER
MILTIADES, ROBERTSON
INVINCIBLE (nee), JOHNSTON
lOWA. SELLY
CARNTYNE, HF.NDERSON
BALMORAL, DOUGLAS
JAN PIETERSZOM KORN, Hossza
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES (new), 30(10
JOVEN DOLORES, HoNEYMAN
LANCASTER, GELES l2OO
FLORA TEMPLE, MYERS 3600
- ore all first-class vessels, built of the best mate-
-iv for the AustraiianPassenger Trade,
has been spared to render them
y other Line in the Kingdom, the
*lie entire arrangements, and
ay.sbip carries a surgeon, and is
apenntendence of the Government
‘choro berg, R.N.
- :nformation obtained, on ap-

xpress

insnee'
R

judge for themselves.
despatched under th
Commissioner, Copts

Passages seC

plication to
HENRY THOMAS and CO., 44, Dale-street, Liverpool
For freight apply to
KELSO and DOWIE, 32, Tower

'dings West,

aniteb g:tatts.

PHILADELPHIA LINE OF PACKETS.

- -
SAILING ON THE
TWELFTH OF EVERY MONTH.
SARAN AK
WYOMING R. R. DECAN . 1000 tons..l2th August,
R. M. DUNLEVY.. 1100 tons., 12th Sept.
TtSCAROR A E. TURLEY 1232 tons.. 12th Oct.
TONAWANDA ..T. JULIUS 1300 tons..l2th Nov.
These Vessels are all of the first class, built expressly for
this line, and combine every quality to render them safe and
expeditious conveyances for Goods, and they are furnished
with *Melons and elegant accommodations for Passengers.
These Packets will take advantage of the Steam tow-boats on
the Delaware. To insure punctuality in sailing. no Goods
can be received after the 10th of each Month.—For Freight
or Cabin Passage apply to

- N, S and CO.
Freight by these Vessels wiltßßO
becollected at tIPLEY ea
rte of font
sdollars eighty cents to the pound sterling.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

ountry will be gained 'by the warning against

lacing the

,est degree of confidence in the

or ,Honesty of political trimmers

• v culla /11
by the more favourable position which they will

misdeed

s, when a

en them and their

of ABERDEEN, having

legislator, an office for

cationsL are deemed sutti-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

It opens with

th of th

on the breaking-up of th
which sacrifices principl,
rig, and both to the mos
u. After deploring OF
ay national party organised fol
or the country

!lice of a firm Prottstan
r ground of action, th
Mowing remarks as to

MING M

ionist, T
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

CALIFORNIA

Advices had been received from California, by the North
Star, to the Ist. She left Aspinwall (la the 15th ult.,
with 273 passengers and 200,000 dollars in gold dust.
Considerable local excitement had been created by the
democratic elections for delegates to the State Convention
for the nomination of Congress men. In San Francisco
some fighting took place at the polls, in the course of
which one man was shot. The Broderick party succeeded
in electing their delegates. The news from the mines is
of a most satisfactory description. Rich diggings had
been discovered in various localities, and the miners
generally were meeting with excellent success. Murders
and attempts to murder appeared to be on the increase.
Joseph Mansfield, editor of the San Joaquin Republican,
.
at
Stocl,' of the

on, was shot by Mr. John Tabor, KU
Tournal, on the 27th ult. Tabor was in prison awaiting
us trial. A difficulty occurred between Mr. Bateman,
father of the Bateman children, and Mr. Soule, editor of
the San Francisco Chronicle, in consequence of some
strictures on a prize drama, in which a revolver was used.
Nothing serious, however, resulted. William Sheppard
was convicted of the murder of H. C. Day, and had been
sentencad 'to. he hung on the 28th in,taut. William M.
Foley,. for the murder of J. H. Dunn, of •the Police
Gazelle, had bean committed to the state prison for
three years. The agricultural prospects throughout Cali-
fornia were favourable. The new crop of barley was
already in the market, and was selling at about one-and-a-
half cents per lb.
A German, named Adam Spohn, residing in Sacramento
City, murdered his wife on the 20th, in a fit of jealousy,
cutting her throat from ear to ear. He escaped on the
river steamer, and afterwards committed suicide by

drowning.
The Saps Francisco Herald, of June 28, says, "After a
stay of a fortnight, the Russian frigate Diana, Captain
Lessoffsky, sixty guns, sailed from Honolulu on the 20th
of May, bound to the northward. On the following day
the British sloop-of-war Trincomalee, which had also been
in port several weeks, sailed on the same course as the
Diana, evidently watching her."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

was refe

dative to

find appliances ft
it themselves. l

L PARIS FASHIONS FOR AUGUST.

mlnib4

summer wear is 1

therefor

st of these

7e des

ms to c

application of t

These dress,

have a ye:

being perfecfly distingue. The next
remark is the barege Pacha ; this is a

thrown up from the ground of the stuf
colours show admirably either on wl

s, such as

I is also much admir

as, being beta
he palm kind

ad the soft, fah
e, gris de penl

minute circles in a dar-k

,s, as well as upon very dark
rnce,. or rert emir. The

sub of the poulard kind,
• covered with

t is Of grin Facie

of mail. These dresses a
one surrounded
nuances; th

nuance imitating the finest coat
made with double skirt, each
.'y a broad border woven in the two,
2pper one is made tunic fashion, open in
by large buttons, either of

Irish- bo,

ed at intery

xl or of black velve
:ooler that the asiii

tees centre

s and barrettes
,ss the snow-white chemisette a la Abailard, and
sated by the crimped sleeves of stiffened cambric

corsage, with black rev

Armures of all kinds, whether in

or mixed material, have enjoyed Much same*,
cold neutral tints of taffetas d' Italie have also

enjoyed suppor
have also been

a_ carreaux of gigant

nigtuy patronised, with shawls of the san
of some sympathetic nuance, the border onl

the dress, have 1
s, and have 1

I corresponding will

seen at the eve]

pronounced worthy o:

The facon of dress
still made with basques deseen

ss oveahe hips, according to the thickness
The fashion of weaving the &it:lining in the

al of which t

.venient.

ie dress is composed has been found
The fringes, the brandebourgs, the
the piece, .then cut out by the
. down the front and round the
enience and uncertainty in the

chefs, are all made i
coutouriere, and laid

ig of the divers nuances of• which the dres's is com:

which c

.vived, and it

Army of (

served for full dress
gs to mind the days

a the grand

ouch iv

downwards, i:

9rsage a la 1
and has x
lies. II

of net from

to admit of the sleeve I
defect has been remedied i

me few efforts to

ig in the modern sl

w instan

lit from the shoulder to
en suddenly slonino it

of about six inch
out very wide, so that

whicit

we have grown too m
tonh

An entirely

i cooler

of plaited Cambric, which
nice, and is much 1
e universal of the

adapted for the mot
barrettes. These plaited habit shirts at
to the throat, where the plaiting is confined into a po &wait
of embroidery, which is surmonnted by a triple row of
Valenciennes lace, set on en chicorie which gives it a

gtit U 1)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

13 t NiUM.

• STEAM COMMUNICATION
eY
BETWEEN
,
a 4‘, LIVERPOOL AND ANTWERP.
ti
_
Next Summer, as soon as the Screw Steam-
ships now building for the Atlantic are completed, a rezular
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 Liverpeol 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
expanse 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.

COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.

Oomntrrtiat g:aits.

trlibis Dap.

THIS DAY (Tuesday). the Bth inst., at Half-past One o'clock
at the Commercial Sale-room, Temple-court,
1,500 Boxes American CHEESE.
Apply to Mr. ROBERT MouttisoN, Merchant, or
WM. GARDNER and CO

On account of whom it maw concern

Brokers

THIS DAY (Tuesday), the Bth inst., at Half-past One o'clock
at the Convercial Sale-room, Temple-court,
50 Boxes American BACON, _ _

ex Ohio, from New York.—Apply to Mr. ROBERT MORRISON,
Merchant, or to WM. GARDNER and CO., Brokers.

Tins DAY (Tuesday), the Bth inst., at Half-past One o'clock,
at the Commercial Sale-room, Temple-court,
254 Boxes American BACON.
Apply to Messrs. TRIMMER and GRAINGER. Agents, or to
WM. GARDNER and CO., Brokers.

Tins DAY (Tuesday), the Bth inst., at Half-past One o'clock,
at the Commercial Sale-room, Temple-court,
180 Boxes choice-Boneless BACON, ex Sea King, from Balti-
more.
150 •Hhds. SHOULDERS, ex Andrew Foster, from New York.
Apply to Messrs. GEORGE COCKBURN and Co., Merchants,
or to WM. GARDNER and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

sum as £l5O to the

Macklin's Bibl,

without doubt

not by any t

library. The other is.

wants of such an

by Mr. PICTON in favour of its purchase

more cogent if appliec

chase as indispensable for aiding the curator in classifying
the collection of Australian

museum

With deferen
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

tion to the .weasures
Accordingly,

a reso-

lution Avast° come in the early part of theSession—
with the. view of putting amend to this unsatisfac-
tory state of affairs—that ne bill should be:read a
second time.after the 25th Of July, unless 4,3noney
bill, or one of pressing emergency. As the Bri-
bery at Elections Bill was not proposed for asiecond
reading until the 3d of August, nine days _after
the specifisd limit had expired, it was confi-
dently expected that it would ,have been postponed
for this Session ; but, on Thursday, the Duke of
NEWCASTLE moved the suspension of the sessional
order, so as to allow the bill to be proceeded
with ; and the motion was successful by a majority

of 41 to 33. We cannot recondite this proceeding
of their lordships with any recogoaised.principles cif
It could not he asserted for .ft
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

what is called rational recreation and instruction, is
an attempt to insert the thin end of the wedge for

the introduction

mtinental

vices, and making

the Lord's Day one of pleasure and recreation,
instead of a day for Divine worship and rest from
labour. If once the principle be admitted that
such pursuits, however apparently harmless, are
legal, it will be impossible to draw the line of dis-

tinction until every barrier against the desecration
of the Lord's Day be broken down, and in a very

short time the theatres and concert-rooms will be

inder pretence of rational
recreation. Having thus gone so far to imitate
the vices of Romanism, superstition will follow,
and then farewell to the sacred institutions which,
since the Reformation, have preserved the charac-

mened on Sundays,

ter of this country as the admiration and envy of

he world

BRIBERY AT ELECTIONS

THE members of the House of Commons have
been pretending a great deal of anxiety for press-
ing forward the bill which is to put an effectual
stop to bribery, treating, and every kind of corrup-
at future elections, and they have taken a
,treat deal of credit for their assumed zeal to reform

henselves
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

OrTORD UNIVEILASITT.—On the mider of the day for he
consideration of the lords' ameament to the Orford
University Bill, Mr. WALPOLE opposed the adoptior of
the clause relating to the governingtody of the university
as altered. He moved that the house disagree tette
Lords' amendment.—After some 'discussion the house
diiided, and the lards' amendment ',was carried by 117 to
64. The Lords'. amendment, wiribh reversed the division
of-the house on-tae subject of f3thool endowments, was
tarried by 110 ta:6B, after a debate of some lengtl.—A
division took plays upon a mot-iota by the Chancellor of 'the
Exchequer, that the house disagree to the Lords' amend-
meet respecting private halls, and the motion wawa

13,1.32 to 72. Other amendments were agreed to, viii a
;conference was appointed to confer with the Lordscr, the
amendments made by the Commons on the Lords' amend-

meats

'Tun Bisrmr-op Nin7 ZELLawn.—On the order for go-
ing into Committee of Supply, Iffir J. PAXINGTON RIOVEd
that the house resolve itself into a committee to consider
a resolution taaddress Her Majedy to give directions that
the salary of -£6OO, heretofore voted annually to -the
B;shop of New Zealand, be paid for the years 1%3 and

He detailed and Commented upon the circumstance;
ander which the salary was withdrawn from the votes,
without warning or notice to -the bishop, and contended
-that it should' be continued 4o be voted by Parliament
until some other source was prWided.—Sir G. GREY, after
a•tribute to-the merits and high character of the Bishop
(A. New Zealand, repeated the facts which he had stated. on
-ounected with the disallowance of .the
I that, if the appeal made to the Local
a not attended lc, this country should make
cry for 1854.--After some remarks by Mr.
.J.nner, Mr. 1:1-,afteld, and Lord W. Graham,-.the
motion was,* ithdrawn.

alormenoneasim

and sal

good his sola
Ronndell PA

'SUPPLY.—IIie house went into Committee of Supply on
the remaining, Civil Service 'FAtimates, when a vote of
£140,000 for the purchase of Harlington-house and site in
Piccadilly, and another -of .I'lo,ooo fo ra consular-office,
liespital, and, prison at Constantinople, underwent much
.discussion :but were finally-agreed to.—The eisuirr man
then repoke4,jrrogress. _ _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

e passengers.
Wharf.
'-ra of ti

t Aberdeen

CONSTANCE
MOBILE . .N
_,_.
CHASI PIO OF TH E SEAS 2280.. 3500.. NEWLA N DS
INDIAN QUEEN.. 1040..2000.. MILLS ....
sikm ES BAINES, new 2400.. 4000. WDONNELL
BOOMERANG 1823.. 3000.. 8n0wN....
F.LIZ. HARRISON, new 1404.. 2600.. JACKSON ..
tIICHOM BERG, new .... : 2300. 3500.. DAGUID ..
SALDAN H A 1565.. 3000.. FINLAY ..
LIGHTNING, new 2000.. 3500.. FoRBES....
DONALD M'KAY 2500.. 4500.. WARNER..
OCEAN CHIEF 1220.. 2000.. Tom N ....
JOIFIN AND LUCY 1235.. 20n0.. BREWER ..
()LIVER, LANG, new 1275..2500.. MANNING.. .
S TAR OF TH E EAST l2l9..RonEnTsoN
witaco POLO 1625.. 3000.. WILD J

men of exp
to promote

stso carry ex periec

Money- Or,

Sydney, And A

Charge.

o the Owners,

FoFterms of Freig

JAMES BAINF.S.and CO

to take Steam as far as practice

Reg. Bur. Capt. Date.
1109.. 2000.. MILLWA RD .Aug. 15
1040.. 2000.. PONSONBY .)

argest cypa,.are commanded by

io will take every precaution
rt of the Passengers. They

granted on Melbourne.
g by this Line, Free of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

ANCFIESTER AND LIVERPOOL DIS-
TRICT BANKING COMPANY.—The DIRECTORS
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that a DIVIDEND, at the rate of
Ten Shillings a Share, for the Half-year ending 33th June
last (clear of Income.tax, which is paid by the Bank), will be
payable to the Proprietors, at the Head Bank and Branches,
on and after WEDNESDAY, the 9th of August. The Transfer
Books will be Closed from the date of this notice till the day
of paying the Dividend.

- By ordeialhe Board,
Manchester, 29th July, 1834.

PH. THOMSON

RAILWAY PASSENGERS may obtain Tickets
of INSURANCE against RAILWAY ACCIDENTS for
the Journey, on payment of Id., 24., or 3d., by inquiring of
the Booking Clerks, at all the Principal ailway Stations,
when they take n

u icKet. RAILWAY PASSENGER;
ASSURANCE OFFICE, 3, OLD BROAD-STREET, LONDON.
WILLIAM J. VIAN, Secretary.

NEW YORK INSURANCE OFFICES.-
The Undersigned having been appointed AGENT to
the NEW YORK BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS, requires
all Parties receiving in this Port Damaged Ships or Goods,
Insured at New York, on which Claims may be made. to no-
tify such to him, as no Claims will in future be paid which do
not not pass under his supervision.

S. RI GRAVES, 13, Baltic-buildings.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

books, and We .fi
Henry Mackenzie

• --• Dr. Currie, the biographer of Burns,
vordmg this fact; says, " With deference to the Con-
of Ilauchline, it may be doubted whether
they purchased were of a kind best

looks Will(

adapted to promote

he interest and happiness of persons
beliefupon that works which cultivated
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

public morality, until a remedy for a growing evil

has becon

pressing necessity. There are many

streets in our own town in which licensed spirit-
ahops.out-number all other trades far beyond the
possible requirements, and though the check "has
been within the magistratee "hands by their power
of refusal -to grant the necessary licenses, and•is
still in their hands by their power of refusal to
renew them, the mischief •is suffered to proceed,
and drunkenness permitted -to riot unabashed and
unreproved. Any attempt to abate the evil already
comniitted by reducing the number is met by a
cry of "its 'being injustice to vested capital, and so
it proceeds, thereby rendering the check of magis-
terial supervision of no value whatever, because
the magistrates have not the moral courage to
perform their duty, but prefer the interests of
Mammon to that of morality. it is considered an
invidious task to refuse the renewal of a license

already granted ; but the trade might be weeded
of its superfluity by keeping a vigilant police watch
on the manner in which every licensed house is
conducted, and making a proved tharge of ill-
conduct a disqualification for the renewal of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01

kRRR

hip Arne

'llOOll, V

AMERICA

Mr. Edmondstc
. J. Howell, M

PA SSENGERS.-Mr. J. M
and lady, Miss Amory, 31
J. Thompson, Mr. J. Mackey's two daughters, se
Miss Mackey, Mr. Cohen, Mr. M`Cullum, Mr. M. C
bell, Mr. D. M. Hole, Mr. J. H. Clemont, Mr. R. Ballintyne
Mr. R. Dudgeon, Mr. Thomas Thompson, Mr. T. C.Amory
Mr. Simcall and Son, Mr. E. Boyd, Mr. W. Aiken, Mr
John Armstrong, Mr. E. Armonk, Mr. A. Urquhart, Mr
W. Morrison, Mr. Charles Thorndike, Mr. Benj. Pearson
Mr. A. T. Perkins, Mr. W. A. Prescott, Mr. Sibbern run
lady, Mr. W. Perkins, Dr. Corbett, Mr. J. Mallheeson
Mr. Umfelback, Mr. Bailoff, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Paulsen
Mrs. Smellie & daughter, Mr. Leech, Rev. M. J. 31; ers, Mr
Gardener Brewer, Mr. C. Homan and lady, Rev. D. Turner
Mr. E. D. Everett, Mrs. Wall & daughter, Mr. Barnett, Mr
D. Wheelock, Mr.G.Terhost, Mr. H. Hotchkis, Mr. J. Cook_
31r. .John Traill, Mr. Adams and lady, Mr. Doubleday,
Mr_ Lewis Birch, Mr. Doyle, Mr. J. Sneebert, Mr. J. T.

Lees, AI

Ar. Savage, Mr.
Mr. Parker and lady,
en, Mr. Samuels, Mr.

;, Mr. John M
Mr. Breman

Vhxot, Mr. Tho Mas Dai
Lamb, Mr. L. Williams
Shirley and lady, Mr. W. Fergus(
Mr. Smith and lady and two child_
Owen Benles, Mr. W. Cobb, Mrs. Farmer and two chil-
dren, Mr. P. Hale, Mr. H. S. Cutler, Mr. R. A. Loeschick,
Mr. Jose Puig, Mr. W. C. Harding, Mr. J. Ferrill, Mr. J.
T. Carter, Mr. George Soule, Mr. J. R. Plunter, Mr. L.
Mandello, Mr. H. Grayson, Mr. J. Coiling and son, Mr. J.
•Mikejohn, Mr. Alex. M'Clond, Mr. Peter Wilson, Mr.
Duffus, Mr. Black, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Bennett, Miss
Nordliech, Mr. John Thompson, Mr. Vinney, Mrs. Allison,
.Miss Allison, Miss Rhund, Mr. Strong, Mr. Knight, Mr.
er • T. • /

t., Col. Dick's

Mr. E. Why

Lieut. Young, Mrs. Munday, Miss Campbell, Mr. 0. Dempo
Mr. Quinton, Mr. D. Davis, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Real, Mr
Hazard, Mr. Dewober, Mr. Edward Smith, Mr. F. Black
Mrs. Black and son, Rev. Mr. Smallwood, Mr. Whitemore
Capt. Newton's servant.
The America left Boston on the 19th ult., and on thl
23rd passed the Royal Mail Steam-ship Africa, off Cap
Race, hence for New York.

The ships White Falcon, David Crockett, Middlesex
Circassian, and Empire State hence, have arrived at N
York.
The a -

lich 1

ft Cowe

She is