The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-04 00:00:00

such parties as

ppoint forth
arcl,. shall, Niith the assist-

al mare

or as the

.k..i.._...,,. may summon the master or
makingmate to .appea,
and
-'4.11- give dim full opportunity of
eithera defence
T in-person or otherwise, and may exercise any of the.
-,.,1re
ih 1 of:procuring evidence hereinafter given
ito..special..
-lbsPect°ra ay °in' ted by the Board of Trade, and, sham., OD
the conclusiolln of the nvestigation, make a report ~
the cage to the Board of Trade."—Mr. CARDWELL saw no
„nat
cbiection to; the. .tour of the amendment, •but, thought
( the use had better, at present, be ordered, to be
13°entp°ned. Clause; 229 was accordingly postponed.
~,_• 'll lanse.2B4, Which lays down rules as to ships :meet-
Ca"gh otherMr.-LinDELL complained that the language
41112t00- ambiguous to be understood by' sailors. —Mr-
-IvELL gaid, the.e..anse had been most elaborately coil-
tiZered by experienced naval men, by eg anthem-
0, and by the Trinity Board, and hecould not therefore
‘7,`e 11Pon !urns& the responsibility of altering it. He
n °id, owever, .communicate with the TrinitY.house
Pon the subject. .The. clause was agreed to, as were also
t'an_tises alc) to 413. ' •
•-in'a.....elause 414, which relate to inquiries to beinstituted
ki. 8 °I. wrerk and .easualty, Mr. H. T. LIDDELL
ofteSted that as there .was reason to believe that several
late its
at sea, which had occuried so frequen of
occasiaecia,llY that of the Europa transport— ha d beende-
sirahie tila,DY spontxneous combustion, it would
.be
t° te' sett,nle Prevision.should be inserted in tleis" bill
conlbu,stion 'le conveyance of articles from which such
that the buiraight be apprehended.—Mr. Csanwsu, said
efainafiammate°ntied provision. against the conveyance
Clause 414 ry articles.
and the remaining clauses of the bill were
be!_iev,eral zew clauses were
agreed to.
,
4oned to th bin. brought up and ordered to
kr ~, e
vailinll°ROALL said that, es there was no hope olreepre - it, andi on the-right hon. gentleman.. opposite. to 4' to
41,1 ii as the opinion of the shipping interests was very
ap„e divided en. the subject, he •should withdraw the
had given notice.—Mr.
c kkettieeship Alause of which he
Ail,
tb.„ WELL thought it must be gratifying
-.at we had maoped our. with t impressment and
tki,_,out bounty, ,and thatnevertheless there. was a larger
had of seamen.employed in the mereantale navy than
<4;" ever bee 4 employed in It before.. This, be was glad
of B,Y, Was not the yesult of an increase in the numbers
I,hoZelra' seamen employefor on the contrary, as was
4 it.tie oy a late ratkrothe proportion of foreign seamen
The. mercantile marine had very much diminished.
whPuTher of opPrentices was also on the increas. e,rfo_r
the e 111 1862 there had been 2,675 apprentices registelB%,
thilutelb,,er in 1853 was 3,163, and in the months of
gaellsl„_ in
elaps it was no less than 3,645.—Mr.
that ti,-."',„ inaintained that it .could not be correct to say
were aana,ber of apprentices had increased, when they
wxia. sai"T '. 1859, and only 13,8,20 in 1854.—Mr. Cann-
tharrti., the \,,,,,erueeriglires which he had quoted went to show
--e noose 4.1, _ n the increase from 1852.
be eoted 7"eti resumed, and the bbl was ordered to
A .13xTx
the ries
p,,,.En from
~ e Mayor, sad
,s_as presented by Mr. ~. _........ I . ,
-"hrdePalb_aaerSto%'S Pondetibliu:Tesses of Freston, again"
hem_Aothelr
tr.ae ::::::ects IS:trizc:.ftpdorllcar. LA:ARD, referring to
o notice' he had given in- the attention of
n to rLo d Aberdeen in the
a
second ()Ilse' 'ell Monday w 11 a adverting also to
aaid .1., •aPeech delivered-- there k, aid
on Monday last,
4fectue_. trusted that the
"enloving misa latterli arms ibfrowmoultdhehavpeubtlihec
`e thought he Eted.cllllL actin in conformi_ty
'f. 1, the
-°llse if he withdrew the notice he

le fee-ii;LI

LA given
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kr
tensia. which. 3e: PA,I2 11,1"\TEI ItSIIIP.—LIMITED LIABILITY.
Partnermiii,tß Moved a resolution,
os
" That the law of

every person who, tho.ugh not
,Darbaer, shares the profits of a trading con-
t".li should to the whole of its debts, is unsatisfactorY,
rib 4
M0;4.7 toth: ° far lzodified as to permit persons to con-
eatital of such as
on terms of sharing

C
AR,
qtinn•

limited

abject was

Petitions were presented against the Mortmain Bill by
Earl GROSVENOR, from the governors of the Chester In-
firmary; by Mr. CIIENTILAM, from Tintwistle, Cheshire
—one for the abolition of church-rates, one for the admis-
sion of dissenters to the universities, one for the closing
of public-houses on the Lord's day ; and by LordiGALway,
from workpeople in the -employ of manufacturers at Old-
ham, complaining of infringement of the Ten Hours Bill..

to a question whet

NEWSPAPER SiAlurs.—ln answ.-
the government bad arrived at any decision in reference
to the newspaper stamp question, the CHANCELLOR of the
EXCHEQUER said he took the question to be, whether the

government intended at the present time to bring in any
bill to give effect to the resolution moved by 'Mr. Gibson,
and agreed to by the house. The government were not
prepared to do so, and when they were prepared to do so,
he would take rare that due notice should be given.
OCCUPATION OF TILE PRINCIPALITIES.-In reply
stion, Lord J..ROBSELL said that information had
!eived by the _government that a convention had

) a que

been signed by the Austrian government and the Porte
in reference to the occupation of the Prindpalities by
• '-nom. If the Russians voluntarily retreated,

ans woull

assist in turning

the Aukrian .trc

The government ha

Is- would

a received

of the Austrian -ultimatum.
COLONIAL 'CLERGY Dian J. VAR
INGTON asked if it was the intention of government to
proceed with the Colonial, Clergy Disabilities Bill during
the present session.—Lord J. RUSSELL said it was not the
intention of government to proceed with the bill.

.BILITIES

OXFORD' UNIVERSITY

er for further proceeding
Bill.

le -Oxford

Liw: 31

n, save
ion of

DENISOV

'oiredly only a

In the Court of Exchequer, on Thursday, an action was
brought by Captain Bishop, of the Fist India Company's
service, against a young lady for breach of promise of
marriage. The ease, however, was not gone into, having
been arranged. The learned judge directed the jury
accordingly to return a verdict for the plaintiff, damages 40s.

ABATEMENT OF INCOME TAX ON INSITEANCE OF LIVES.

A. Government Bill in the House of Commons has just
ted, to continue the act of last session, for extend-

,een prir

ing, for a limited time, the provisions for the abatement
of the Income Tax in respect of Insurance on Lives. The
act 16 and -17 Victoria, c. 91, was lindted to the sth July
next; and-it is now proposed to continue it in force for
another year, and to make it applicable with respect to the.
rate or duty of ls. 2d. in the pound,iin like manner as to
the rate of 7d. in the pound, granted by another act d

the present session
HAPPINESS

NOT IN STATION

ziom3.—There one is

On the 25th ult., at St. Philip's Church, Mr. James
Turner to Miss Janet Abercromby.
On the 26th Ult., at St. Philip's Churcl
Rourke to :Miss Emma Sophia Haucell.
On the 26th ult., at st. Michael's Church, by the Rev
C. Noma% Mr. E. Hughes, mariner, to Miss H. Love.
On the .27th ult., at the Unitarian Chapel, Hope-street,
by the Rev. Francis Bishop, Mr. Chas. Carlisle, ,of the
Liverpool police-force, to Miss Mary Ann Murphy. •
On the 27th ult., at St. John's Church, Mr. William
Porter to Miss Mary Tamer; also, Mr. Charles Bennett
to Miss Mary Ann Fisher. On the 29th, Mr, William
Bryan to Miss Ann Johnson. On the 3rd inst., Mr. John
Clark to Miss Janet Graham—all by the Rev. 0. L. Ire-
land.

Mr. Henn,

TOn
the 27th ult., ttt St. Clement's Church, -by the Rev.
George Loudon, Mr. John Somerville, real-agent, to
'Emma, youngest daughter of Andrew James, Esq., late
of H. M.'s Customs.

On the 27th ult., at the Cathedral, Chester, by the
Rev. Wm. Harrison, Henry Orme, lisq, of Dublin, to
Sarah, only daughter of Wm. Lowe, Esq., Northgate-
street, Chester.
On Mr. John Cal-

the 27th lilt., at St. Philip's Church,
verley to Miss Jane Jones.