biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

TUESDAY, JULY 25,

head of ti

no con"
tt PAO,

able to expect that parliament should re-assemble in
autumn. He took credit for the support he had
government with respect to the war; but condemned
J. Russell's statement of the objects of the war, and 1,,
conditions of peace. He ridiculed the latter part of
noble lord's speech very forcibly, amidst the cheers of h,

party and the laughter of the house.
Lord PALMERSTON defended Lord J. Russell, and
ul policy of the government as laid doo

wise the ger

the noble lord

Lord D. STUART moved that the chairman re?

It was ultimately agreed that the vote of credit

£3,000,000 should be taken, and that on bringing ,113,,T
evening, Lord D. STAY,;

report to-morrow (Tuesda;

resolutio

'espectin

,tion of parliament

Various bills were a
Lord PA

,MERSTON, at t

Mr. 11034Removll

and other members, withdre

for the present sessiot

sed of, the lid

.emaining orders

adjourned at half,

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S—Tins Di.

No betting; members

CITY BETTING.
HAM STAKES, GooDwooD.-2 to 1 agst Rambling Iti
(tk) ; 3 to 1 agst Miss Whip, filly (tk) ; 4 to
Habeua (tk) ; 6 to 1 agst Refraction (tk).
GOODWOOD STARES. —4 to 1 asst Tros (tk) ; 7 to
Heapy (tk) ; 8 to 1 agst Diana (tk) ; 100 to 8 agst
(off to tk) ; 100 to 6 agst Jouvence.
NURSERY STASES.-100 to 1 agst Rifleman (tk).

FUNDS

STOCK, AND SHARE MARKET•

English Funds were buoyant in the forenoon, but the boo
rise which then occurred was not supported througiD
Railway Shares active, and are quoted generally
better. Land and Bank Shares firmly supported. v:ig
Palace closed 4 13-16 to 15-16. In Foreign Stocks no 111'
change.

CLOSING PRICES.
Consols, Account .. Bank Stock '
Do. Money.... 94 3 4 Exqr. Bills, L. &S. i dig
Three&QrperCents..

FOREIGN STOCKS,

Mexicans
Spanish Deferred
Do. Threes

•
244 !Spanish Passives
l9ißussian Fives
361 7 I Do. Four & Halves Si

RAI LIVA

Amberg.,Nottingham,
and E. Junction
Caledonian
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

anchored off the rinding

trim rig here attracted g

nized her from v

ions points. She is an iron steamer, of
3,500 tons, and 700 horse-power. Her length over all is
375 feet. Her original cost was £150,000, and she has
been sold to Government for £140,000 ; while
purchase took place, she was hired by Gove
£9,000 per month. Her length may be ,
it is stated that a person at one end of the deck hallo
loudly could not be distinctly heard at the otl
The orders of the commander are communicated
end of the vessel by relays of officers. Her I
great, and her depth enormous ; her funnel, I
24 feet in circumference, is little noticed on deck.
in the service of the Peninsular and Oriental C
the Himalaya had nearly 200 passenger-berths 0...
150 of them being first-class berths, with rooms as
as those hi hotels ; and it was provided that 200 persons
could dine luxuriously in the saloon. The speed of the
Himalaya c0rr0.•,,,,m1 •••

width is

ilthough
When

stoppage at var
17 to 20 miles an hon

ms, and
The r

board for the reception of ti

The stalls are wellpaddeda the ski
The contrivi

most complete,
end fitted With

the forage are e

berths appropriate
--d-ed. Them'

as and well

is stabli

Southampton to

she had on be

e officers and 100 me

nen, 93rd Id

.iighlanders, and T

short pi

seven d

two hours.
The Himal
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

TIM LIVERPOOL

lasttime you
Missionary So
Matters" as
management,
and £20,000" in one yc reports fro M it 3 CO M --
antirelnd, on the authority of thou
ey-

"clerics'

Yoija-lso assert that the Colonial (
refuses to place cei -
Lawful Bishops of
exvicitly. 01
ne above letter w
lowing description of it
tlepta:"—

ur Churc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, MURRAY-
STREET, NEAR THE THEATRE,
By Mr. BYFORD,
On TUESDAY, the 15th of August next, at Two o'clock in the
afternoon, at the Clarendon rooms, South John-street, sub-
ject to conditions to be then produced,
THE DWELLING-HOUSE, with the LAND
attached, situate at the corner of Murray-street and
Market-street, nearly opposite to the Gallery Door of
Theatre-Royal, occupied in part by Mr. John Drew, Pubßran,
and known by the name of the "Dive Vaults," and lately in
other part by the late Mrs. Barrow, deceased. The Land is
of an angular form, being in front to Murray-street about 32
feet, then fronting between Murray-street and Market-street
about 13 feet, then running along Market-street about 59
feet, and in depth from Murray. street, on the south-west
side, about 55 feet. The Tenure Freehold of Inheritance.
Further particulars may be had on application to Mr. JNO
BARROW MOSS, 34, West Derby-street ; or Messrs. SHACKLE:
TON, WRIGHT, and HUNTER, No. 6, Brunswick-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

generations of oni

toiling country

men were

yuig a wreuniab VILLCV ILL 1.:(/11231LLCILL4Wil
among educational philanthropists is the educational exhi-
bition which was opened at St. Martin's-hall, in Long Acre,
at the beginninz of the present month. It was opened

and cerenu

1 display, in which upwards of 1,200
from all parts of Europe and Ame-
r, took part. The col-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

The ARABIA, f
SATURDAY

:xt, the

SATELLITE will leas
George's Pier, at T,

ORK AND (

`rom LIN

Until fnrther notice, the extended service being Twice a
Month, when the Ships now building are completed
'",s•

ANDES

Captain MOODIE

JURA.
.ETNA
30STON

Captain WICKMAN

Captain DorOLAS

Captain LITTLE

,bryond which port Passengers
cannot be booked), ,uding Provisions and Steward's
Fees, bnt without Wines or Liquors, which can te obtained
on board.
Freight on Fine Goods to America, Three Pounds per

I NEW YORK

Pasnice Money_ to Bost!)

the pound ster

Apply in Halifax, to SAMUEL CUNARD ; in Boston, to S. S.
LEWIS; in New York, to EDWARD CUNARD ; in Havre and
Paris, to DONALD CURRIE ; in London,to J. B. FOORD, 52,
Tr, to GEORGEand JAMBS BURNS;

Liverpool to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

ISSUE DEPARTMENT,

Notes issued ... £27,085,945 Governmt. Debt £11,015,100
'Other Securities 2,984,900
Gold coin & bu11'n.13,085,945
;Silver bullion ... ...

£27,085,945

£27,085,945

BANKING DBPARTMENT

Prop. Capital
Rest ...

f14,553,0001G0v. Securities £12,470,237
3,309,129 Other Securities 14,234,926

Public Deposits 3,207,955 Ates ... 6,402,980
Other Deposits 11,655,973 Gold & Silver Coin 737,927
7-day & other bills 1,120,013
--..._
£33,846,070

£33,846,070

Our SHARE MARKET opened on Wednesday with
extreme dulness and inactivity, and without
variation in prices. On Thursday prices improved
some half per cent., from a scarcity of stock being
reported in London, and this advance hag progressed
about half to three quarters per cent. additional
during the week, with a slightly increased amount
of business doing, but without any new feature.
We annex this day's prices :—Blackburn, 51 ;
Caledonians, 311 ; East Lancashire, 16+ 5-16 ;
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 671 -16 7 ; Liverpool,
Crosby, and Southport, 121; London Stock, 1051 5;
Sheffield Stock, 24 31 ; Midland Stock, 67 61 ;
North British, 8 7-16 ; South Eastern, 191 ; York
and North Midland, 271 4; Leeds Northern Fifths,
(second issue), par ; Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincoln 210 shares, 7-16 p; Steam Tug Co., 81.

COTTON.—There has been a greatly improved
trade during the week, as far as amount of business
is concerned, but prices have not improved, owing
to the recent large importations and the great
quantity brought forward, but holders have been
firm, induced by the fine harvest weather and the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

On THURSDAY next, the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office,
3000 Bags Bengal RICE,
500 Bags DITTO, all faults.
Apply to T. and H. LITIMEDALE and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

The Moniteur alsi

arrived there

Majesties with enthusiasm,

PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING.-It is said that Count
Montemolin, accompanied by General Elio, has entered
Navarre, where a Carlist movement has broken out. The
French government is about, it is said, to establish a corps
of observation on the Pyrennean frontier. According to
the Constitutionnel, Queen Christina has disembarked at
Port a. Vendres.

DANTSIC, SUNDAY EVENlNG.—Bomarsund, in the
Aland Isles, is to be bombarded on the arrival of the
The fleet has left Baro Sound, and the

French troops,

cholera has nearly disappeared.

SCILUMLA, JULY 10.—Three Austrian officers of rank

have arrived as commissioners for the imperial army, and
left to-day for Varna. Omer Pasha has returned from
Varna, and goes in a day or two to Rustchuk. A detach-
ment of English cavalry, under Lord Cardigan, has arrived
here, after a long reconnaissance on the banks of the
Danube. The detachment returns to-day to Devno, from
which place it has been absent about a fortnight.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Jr's 13.—Captain Parker, of the
Firebrand, was shot through the heart at Sulina, on the
9th, and buried at Constantinople on the 12th with mili-
tary honours. Commander Stewart, son of Admiral
Stewart, is promoted in his place.

ODESSA, JULY 14.—Yesterday three steamers arrived
and destroyed some works erected here. The allies fired
some thousand shots. The Russians (as usual) lost 1 man.

BY JOSAPHAT AND CO.'S CONTINENTAL

TELEGRAPH

THE

W A R

VIENNA., SUNDAY EvExixa.—The official communica-
tion of the answer of Russia has left, yesterday, for Lon-

don and Paris,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

DEATH OF THE VICEROY OF EGYPT.

(From the Second Edition of the Morning Herald)
VIENNA, JULY 24.—Abbas Pasha, the Viceroy of Egypt,
died very suddenly at Benba-Dening, on the night of the
13th instant, from a fit of apoplexy. Said Pasha, the
eldest son of Mehemet Pasha, has succeeded to the reins
of Government, and has received the congratulatioas of
all the foreign Consuls upon his accession to the thrice.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

THIS DAY (Tuesday), the 25th inst., at Half-past One o'clock,
at the Commercial Sale-room, Temple-court,
536 Boxes prime American CHEESE,
just arrived ex Atlantic, from New York.—Apply to Mr.
DAVID CAMPBELL, Merchant ; or
WM. GARDNER and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

irated Sh

oug other Effeeti.

wed on the Morning of Sale. and further parti-
lescrintive Catalogues obtained from Mr. Joni
, 12, Peter's-lane; or the AUCTIONEER.

May be v
cobra and

UPPER BAKER-STREET.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COTTAGE PIANO-FORTE,

CHIMNEY GLASS.
FRAMED PRINTS. FEATHER BEDS, BEDDING, &c.
VER. BOSOMWORTHhas received instructions
_LVAL to SELL by AUCTION', TO-MORROW (Wednesday),
the 26th instant, at E!even o'clock prompt, on the Premises,
Upper Baker-street, West Derby-road, near the Zoological
Gardens,
The useful
China, Glass,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Piano-forte,
Gas Fittings, and other Effects, the Property
of a Lady declining Housekeeping.
The PARLOURS contain Sets of Mahogany Chairs, Loo Table,
Couch, in Damask, Sofa, Pembroke Table, Easy and Rocking
Chairs, Chimney Glasses, Chiff.mnier, fine Framed Prints,
Plated Articles, Window Curtains, Carpets, Fire-irons, &c.
The BEDROOM FURNITURE includes Half-tester, French,

and Camp Bedsteads. Drawers, Toilet Chests, Feather Beds,
Dressing Tables and Washstands, Hair Mattress, Bedding,

Clamber ti~ are, &c.; together withheuseful Kitchen Articles.
May be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had
on the Premises, or at the AUCTIONEER'S OFFICES, 34, Duke-
street.

SALE THIS DAY (TUESDAY).
BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS

Superb Drawing-room Suite of Rosewood, powerful-toned
Cottage Piano-forte. Ironstone China Dinner Service,
Breakfast Ditto, White and Gold, a Pair of handsome
Toilet Tables, with Drawers, a massive Mahogany Four-
post Bedstead, prime seasoned Feather Beds, Bookcase,
with Glazed Doors, Pedestal Sideboard, Two Sofas, with
Scroll Backs, a Couch, capital Cabinet, with Drawers, Two
modern Half-tester Bedsteads. a very excellent Dining
Table, on massive Pillar and Carved Claw Feet, with extra
Leaf, several Brussels and Tapestry Carpets and very rich
Rugs, capital Easy and Lounging Chairs, a Rocking Ditto,
with Spring Seat, several handsome Dressing Glasses, One
on massive Twisted Pillars, China Vases, handsome
Chimney Glasses, in rich Carved and Gilt Frames, superb
Bronzed Fenders, and Polished Steel Fire-irons, Mahogany

and Painted Cheits of Drawers, Two valuable Engravings,
in Maple Frames. capital Oblong Loo Table of very rich
Mahogany, a Round Loo Table,
-Three Sets of modern

Mahozany Chairs, with loose Hair Seats, Commode!, Paint-

jogs. Painted Chamber Articles, and other Household Effects.
R instructions 11, I E
toesrespectfullyuannouncesT H that
yh(el. T
eass.
day), the 25th ii,stant, at Eleven o'clock prompt, on the Pre-
mises, St. Anne-street, near Norton-street and London-road,
The whole of the elegant and modern HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITURE of Drawing-room, Dining and Sitting Rooms, Four
ititt,e.. Utensils, and Effects, to close the

estate.
The whole may be viewed prior to the sale, and Catalogues
had from Mr. G RICE, 40, Whitechapel.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

,t to ind

ifflieted the Legislatu

the point

to pay

pears to
We may

as pos-

the additional expenditure incurred

by the war out of the revenue to be levied during

the year ; and we ma:

order to do this

go forth(

er, and admit that,

n some measure to direct taxation, so
that the people, by being direct sufferers, might

ght have been necessary

to resort

- -
endeavour to interpose some check upon :Minis-
terial extravagance. If, then, the choice lay be-
tween the Income-tax and the House-duty, the
latter is infinitely preferable, because it would
reach those who escape the other, and being more
generally extended, would press more equally—an
object of paramount importance in every system of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

AUSTRALIA•-OVERLAND MAIL,

By the Panama route by the Golden Age steam-ship,
from Sidney to Panama in 39 days, and then by the Mag-
dalena steam-ship to Southampton we had intelligence
from Melbourne to the sth, and from Sydney to the 11th
of May.
The news from London of the anticipated declaration of
war had caused a rise of 2 per cent. in the rate of exchange,
while, owing to the war premium on shipments, gold had
remained nearly stationary. Notwithstanding a large
consumption at the mines, the import markets were ex-
tremely heavy, all the stores being filled, and a great
number of loaded ships being still in the bay. " This
large amount of goods," it is remarked, " must either be
returned, held for a favourable market, or sacrificed at a
ruinous price." Money was in much demand, and dis-
counts had advanced to 7 and 8 per cent. ; but, although
there had been many failures among the newly-arrived and
most speculative merchants, no instance had occurred with
any house of standing. The Sydney dates are to the 11th
of May, and 52 days later than those previously to hand.
The Maid of Judah sailed simultaneously with the Golden
Age, and had on board 18,698 ounces of gold-dust, worth
£74,392, and £13,633 in sovereigns, making a total of
£88,025. The Nile had sailed on the 20th of April from
Sydney, with 17,319 ounces, valued at £69,276 ; and the
Marion Moore is stated to be on her way from Melbourne
with 36,000 ounces, valued at £144,000. Both from Sydney
and Melbourne sovereigns are• now being freely returned,
and 3,290 were included in the £45,256 of gold shipped by
the Golden Age.

Mae. ABERNETHY, the widow of the late Dr. Abernethy,
has just died, at an advanced age.
AMERICAN FAsuroNs.—A young man recently prome-
naded Broadway, New York, dressed in a pair of trousers
of a new pattern. The ground tint was gray ; from the
right boot arose a design, representing the heights of
Gibraltar, the waistcoat just covering the upper folds of
the British flag, waving from the summit of a lofty tower.
The left boot served as a base for Mount Vesuvius in a
state of eruption, torrents of lava rolling down the face of
the mountain, inundating the region of the knee. The
gentleman was rewarded for this exhibition by the curious
attention of a crowd of street boys, who followed in the
rear of the moving panorama.
MELANCHOLY DEATII.—A dreadful accident, which
terminated fatally, occurred on Friday afternoon last, the
21st inst., to the wife of Mr. John Hadden, a captain in
the South Notts yeomanry, of Bramcote, near Nottingham.
It appears that, while Mr. Hadden was attending the
neighbouring races, Mrs. Hadden had occasion to go into
the kitchen, and, when near the fire, the sleeve of her
dress became ignited. Mrs. Hadden strove to extinguish
the flames, but in doing so, other parts of her dress took
fire. Two servants were in the room, and in their alarm
ran out of the house to some haymakers for assistance, in
a field adjoining. The unfortunate lady was, however,
burnt to such an extent that she expired early on Satur-
day morning.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

THE INSURRECTION IN SPAIN

PARIS, MONDAY MORNING.—The Mni teu r of thi
day, says :—That according to letters received from
Madrid, dated the 19th inst., Her Majesty the Queen of
Spain has called upon General Espartero to form a new
ministry. The General, it is known, hastened through
Saragossa on the 20th, and he is, no doubt, at present in
Madrid.

Private Madrid letters state, that an attempt to take
the Queen's Palace had been repulsed.
Accounts are more satisfactory. Espartero's advent
to power is likely to lead to good results. The Queen
has removed the restrictions on the press, and revoked
the decree compelling the advance of six months' taxes.
She has given a favourable reply to a deputation praying
for a restoration of the rights of the citizens of Madrid.
Her Majesty's submission may prevent any alteration in
her position.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

THE BALTIC,

In the English fleet a flotilla of 60 to 80 boats, some
armed with howitzers, had been completely organised and
exercised both at sea and in landing.

THE INSURRECTION IN SPAIN.

PARIS, MONDAY MORNING.—The 16lnite/4r of thi
day, says :—That according to letters received from
Madrid, dated the 19th inst., Her Majesty the Queen of
Spoii has called upon General Espartero to form a new
ministii. The General, it is known, hastened through
Saragossa-o-n the 20th, and he is, no doubt, at present in
Madrid. -

• Private Madrid letters state, that an attempt to take
the _Queen's Palace had 'been repulsed.
Accounts are more sadifactory. Espartero's advent
to power is likely to lead to good results. The Queen
has removed" the restrictions on the press, and revoked
the decree compelling the advance of six months' taxes.
She has given a favourable reply to a deputation praying
fora restoration of the rights of the citizens of Madrid.
Her Majesty's submission may prevent any alteration in
her position.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

PROVISIONS

- -- -
LIVERPOOL, JULY 21.—The market for beef is not
active, the continued arrivals prevent any advance, and.
except for the finest qualities (which bring full prices), the
demand is slow. In pork there has been more doing, but
without any improvement in price, holders meeting
buyers very readily, fearing the result of the large supply
of inferior American which has lately come forward so
freely. For bacon there is a steady consumptive demand,
and the stock now begin to decrease; in prices we =not
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

their disappointment in
a courte

ster lent

ma ear,

and no more, and each section having•iiisplayed
their aptitude for that moral ierfidy without which
a coalition is impossible, the meeting- broke up,
and The Ministry was once more spared from fol-
lowing its example.

A Bert

ain class of writers boast of the present
elligenee and progress, but

age as 'being one of

it rather seem

lise the saying of Bsrox, the

philosopher, who said that an age of mechanical

invent.

a was one

intellectual decay. There is

not • a man

in the Ministry, from the Earl of
the nominal Premier, down to the

ABERDEEN.

whipper-in—with, perhaps, the single exception of
Mr. BAINES, the Poor-law Minister--who is not
bankrupt in character, destitute of prineiple, and
deficient in the intelligence which sought to:belong
to the responsible.misers of the Crown. Not
one of them can-be said to enjoy public confidence,
.nor could safely be •trusted with the affairs of a
parish workhouse,: 'in legislation they have proved
themselves utterly incapable of doing any thing
from which an atom •of advantage to the country
can be expected to emanate ; and yet at the (very
time when the mighty interests of the British
Empire are being hazarded by a collision with the
great Autocrat of the North, this mongrel coalition
is tamely submitted to, as though they were the
only men of which a Ministry.could be formed.
When GEORGE 111. was threatened with an incon-
venient 3finisterial resignation, he said• he would
find successors to them in the first twenty men he
met at Charing-Cross. Queen nerours might
•follow the example of her grandfather with ad-
vantage.; but times have changed .; and having
ceased to 'look f©r independence on the Throne, we
find the example :infectious—so much so, that even.
Conservatives succumb to the disgrace, under the
plea that they are not in a position to form an
Administration. This may be true, to a .certain
extent, because there is not an absolute Conserva-
tive majority in the House of Commons ; but it
must be recollected that when the Earl of DERBY
took office before, it was with a much smaller
minority, and even then lie found means to ac-
complish a far greater amount of public benefit
than the coalition has done, with all its numerical
advantages. Had, however, the tlinistry broken
up upon the selection of the Duke of NEWCASTLE
in preference to Lord PALMERSTON, the junction
of the latter with a Conservative Government
would not have been an event too improbable for
conjecture. Re commenced his political career
under Tory auspices, his life has been chiefly de-
voted to foreign affairs, and the close might have
witnessed his return to principles which, though
long forsaken, can never have been entirely eradi-
cated. Such an adhesion might have more than
compensated for the defection of the Peelites, and
thereby rendered a Conservative Government
practicable ; but with or without such aid, it is
the duty of every honest man to use his best
exertions to save our common country from the
infliction of being misgoverned, as she is at present.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

thialunt.

STEAM COMMUNICATION
BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND ANTWERP.
Next Summer, as soon as the Screw Steam-
for the Atlantic are completed, a rezular
COMMUNICATION will be established, by first-
; t 7713:;
n: fiolw
building
class steamers, between LIVERPOOL and ANTWERP.

Goods will be received by these Steamers at Antwerp for
transhipment at Liverpool by the Steam-ships to the United
States; and the transhipment at Liverpool, as in the Com-
pany's Trade between Havre and Liverpool, will be free of
expense to the Goods.
It is not intended by the Establishment of this Line to cur-
tail in any way the facilities already possessed by the French,
German, and Belgian Shippers of Merchandise to America
from Havre, ria Liverpool, but as an additional means for
the expedition of their Goods.

BURNS and MAC IVER, 1, Rumford-street,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

JOHN AND I

OLIVER LANG
STAR OF THE

MARCO POLO

to prom
also car

Money Orders
vdney, and An,

For terms

alth and

N.B.—All the Ships of this Line v
to take Steam as far as practicable,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

fore depend

the case w

Captains

Tons. To sail.
EMMA (new ship) UNDERWOOD... 2000.. 25th July.
ARABIAN (new ship) M ILLWA RD .... 2000.. 10th August.
SULTANA (new ship) TAYLOR 3000.. 20th August.
GOLCONDA (new) ...... KERR 2500.. 10th Sept.
BLUE JACKET (new ship)DucitaTT 4000.. 20th Sept.
AN NIE CHA M BERS new ROBERTSON 3500.. 10th Oct.
GOLDEN ERA PEAT 3000..20th Oct.
RED JACKET REED 4300..10th Nov.
WHITE STAR ini w ship) BROWN 4000.. 20th Nov.
_MERMAID DEVEY 2500..10th Dec.
FITZJAMES HAMILTON.... 2500.. 20th Dec.
NEW SHIP HA LLORAN.... 3500.. 10th Jan.
The above Ships carry Surgeons and Chaplains. The Pro.
and duly inspected by the
rders granted on the Agents

rnment Sur

abroad F ee of Charge

For Freight and Passage sppl
PILKINGTON and WILSON, Water-street, Liverpool
Agents in Melbourne, CALDWELI, TRAIN, and Co.

he Om ners

PHILADELPHIA LINE OF PACKETS,
1T "
it". SAILING ON THE
TWELFTH OF EVERY MONTH.

SAFIANAK R. R. DECIN —.lOOO tons.. 12th August
WYOMING R. M. DuNLEvY.. 1100 tons.. 12th Sept.
TUSCARORA E. TURLEY 1232 tons.. 12th Oct.

TONAWANDA .. T. Junius.

1300 tons.. 12th 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 spacious 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 he received after the 10th of each Month.--For Freight
or Cabin Passage apply to

- • • BROWN, SHIPLEY, and CO.
Freight by these Vessels will be collected at the rate of four
dollars eighty cents to the pound sterling.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

*outb America

)f PACKETS for t

lial half her cargo

e RIVER PLATE.
oard, and will have im-

mediate despatch.
For BUENOS AYRES, Direct,
The remarkably fine fast-sailing British-built Brig
GEORGE REYNOLDS,
Captain JONES;
smrigi.:, (Who is thoroughly experienced ix the navigation
of the Plate;)

at Lloyd's eleven years, and built in
851, and well known in the trade as a very superior con-
eyance : loading in Prince's Dock.

Positively first vessel.—Haring two-thirds of her cargo in
course of shipment, can only receive fine freight.
For MONTE VIDEO and BI=OS AYRES,
The remarkably fine British-built Clipper Brig
JOHN ARTHUR PRITCHARD,
Capt. SAMUEL JAMES;

A 1 at Lloyd's twelve years
only Ng

three years o

r equa

reinely fast sailer,

apid runs: loading in George's Dock:—:
:OTESIVORTH, WYNNE, and LYNE.

LINE of PACKETS for RIO DE JANEIRO.
Has upwards of half her cargo now alongside,
and will be despatched in a few days,
t. 4:: The remarkably
DEPTFORD,fine new British-built Barque
,
Captain HENRY RODGERS ;
A I at Lloyd's; 358 tons ; and in every respect a superior
conveyance : loading in Prince's Dock.—Apply to
COTESWORTH, WYNNE, and LYNE.

PACKETS

1.41.3

>r PERNAMBUCO
ight.—.lll (Nods to
Y next. t

regi

j Liverpool-built Clipper S.
SERAPHINA,

ar trader, and w

r always

go without the slightest damage.—Apply to
COTESWORTH, WYNNE, and LYNE.

STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL TO BRAZIL AND
THE RIVER PLATE,
Calling at LISBON and MADEIRA.

jtf,„1:,1301.-- Carrying Iler Majesty's Nails under Contract
The SOUTH AMERICAN and GENERAL STEAM NA-
VIGATION COMPANY will despatch their Steamers (after
" BILAZILEIRA," which will sail on the let August) on
ach Montb, commencing with the LUSITANIA,

n the 24th August.
The IMPERADOR will
The BAHIANA
The INIPERA.TRIZ
rhese N each

on the 24th September
24th October
24th N

ew Ships are A,BOO tons measurement, have
full poops, and the cabin arrangements are not excelled by
any Steamers afloat.

.tl7 ; Per-
River Plate,
3f a-

to Lisbon, 48 ; Madeira
1, 435 ; Rio Janeiro, £4O ;
ets granted to Lisbon for 415
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

Museum totop

,peen said, will form a feature in the exhibitions of the
approaching meeting of the British Association at Liver-
pool. Mr. Joseph Mayer, of that town, who purchased
A liberally yielded to the wishes of the
y of Lancashire and Cheshire, to exhibit it
-%00l in the month of June last ; and Mr.
-meded to the request of the society
popular lecture on the occasion,
+er of the objects composing the
discovery, and their

he collection, I

Historic Sociat
publicly at Liv
Thomas Wrigl

that he sholild
explaining the

the man]:

as since been made in
and it is now proposed to exhibifthe
o to the British Association. The town and the
Society will invite the Association to a_ grand

•ation 1

collect!
Histor!

meeting in S
ion, with otl

Collecti

it, will be

assembled, an

or less
Mr. W:

!ght win.

tare. This exhibition, brought togs
under the direction of Mr. Mayer, will
belonging to the ethnological section OOP AsSociation.—
/lhestrated London Am!.

1 arranged

Ted IS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

TIIE I

heir way

a stem
Neweaf

lISTIZALIA

ve vessels

?-51,347 ounces of gold,

THE OVERLAND ➢feu..-1n consequence of the opening
of additional length of railway in the South of France, the
express portion of the mails per India, China, Australia,
&c., will be despatched a day later than formerly, viz., on

the.9th and 25th.
THE BUOYANT VEST.—A new life-preserver, invented
by Mr. George Smith, of Castle-street, was successfully
tried in the river on Wednesday. The invention, which
is simple and cheap, consists of a waistcoat of peculiar
fabric, which, when upon the person, can be inflated over
the chest, by means of a pipe, to such a degree that the
individual wearing it will be able to sustain himself above
water for an indefinite period.
THE Apsicsif Cossr.—The Faith, steamer, Captain
Parsons, from the west coast of Africa, has arrived at
Gravesend. Her dates are—Sierra Leone, June 23;
Teneriffe, July 6; and Madeira, July 8. She did not call
at any other port. She left the British Empire loading at
Sierra Leone, Her Majesty's screw-steamer Antelope, at
Teneriffe, and the screw steam-ship Candace, with the
outward mails for Africa, at Madeira.
THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS' BAZAAR, which was re-
opened on Wednesday and Thursday, finally closed on the
latter day, when the articles which remained unsold were
disposed of by auction. The magnificent sideboard, maim-

.street, was won by Mr. Bailey, of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

Confidence is returning in the capital of Catalonia

I,fr‘v..-Lv_—The Bourse evinced little changes
since Saturday. No business done yesterday. The closing
prices were—Four-and. a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 97 65 ;
Three-per-Cent., 70 85 ; Northern of France, 81 5 ; Paris
and Strasburg, 780 ; Paris and Lyons, 940.

VIENNA, MONDAY.—Prices same as Saturday. Five-
per-Cent. Metalliques, 83f ; Exchange on London, 11 58.

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

MONDAY EVENING, JULY 24.

LONDON.—On 'Change, little business reported. 500
bales of Cotton sold at steady prices. Tallow rather
flatter, at 655. 6d. to 655. 9d. Hemp firmer, at £62.
Scotch Pig Iron, 82s. to 82s. 6d. Spelter, £2O 10s.
Linseed Oil, 355. 9d. to 365.

The Globe says, "money continues in demand, and,
until the arrival of the harvest is ascertained, the pros-
pects of which are favourable, no relaxation in the money
market is likely to take place."

The Sun says," they regret to hear there are two small
failures this morning in Mincing-lane, occasioned, it is
stated, by speculation in saltpetre."

FRANCE.-At Marseilles the deaths from cholera are so
frequent, that correct accounts cannot be made out. The
deaths which were not registered on Friday last were 165.
Typhus fever, and what is called military fever, had als o
r •
appeared at Toulon.

T H E

'%V. A It

The Moniteur of 310)2dayconfirms the news of the
affair at Giurgevo, and says that General Buturelin and
the Hetman of ihe-Vossacks were wounded—both armies

were entrenching themselves

Omii' Pasha appears as yet disposed to avoid a general

The Russians have committed great excesses in the
Dobrudscha—destroying villages and fortified places, and
illtreating the inhabitants. •

In Cireassia, Schamyl is said to keep a large Russian

force in check.

The Russian Government had made known to its
Generals in Asia that it was impossible to send them re-
inforcements, and recommends them to remain on the

defensive
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

HOUSE OF LORDS.-..-MONDAY, JULY 24.

The Royal assent was given by commission to My
public and private bills.

The Earl of ABERDEEN, in moving an Address to Her
Majesty's gracious message, said that no doubt £3,000,000
was a large sum to ask for, which sum noble lords might
prefer to see intrusted to other hands, but he did not
believe any such desire would interfere with the unanimity
with which the sum would be voted. The money had already
been voted andorovided. There was no question of any
new burden upon the people, or of new taxes, or of a
loan; it was only an appropriation of funds already pro-
vided. He concluded by moving the address.
The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH did not object to the
address, but suggested that, while such liberal provisions
had been made for the war, economy should be practised
in the civil department.
The Earl of fIARDWICRE complained that the objects
of the war had not been explained. Unless some great
deed was accomplished equal to the power and dignity of
this country, great responsibility would attach to
government. _ _ _

Earl FITZWILLIAN said that blows against Russia
should not be confined to simple attack on forts. He
expressed his regret that no measures had been adopted
likely to induce Russia to make peace. He had great
apPrehensionof the terms upon which peacemight be made,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

PROVISIONS

LIVERPOOL, JULY 2.—The market for beef is not
active, the continued arrivals prevent any advance, and,
except for the finest qualities (which bring full prices), the
demand is slow. In pork there has been more doing, but
without any improvement in price, holders meeting
buyers very readily, fearing the result of the large supply
of inferior American which has lately come forward so
freely. For bacon there is a steady consumptive demand,
and the stocks now begin to decrease; in prices we cannot
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, JULY 24

The Royal assent was given by commission to fifty
public and private bills.
The Earl of ABERDEEN, in moving an Address to Her
Majesty's gracious message, said that no doubt £3,000,000
was a large sum to ask for, which sum noble lords might
prefer to see intrusted to other hands, but he did not
believe any such desire would interfere with the unanimity
with which the sumwoula be voted. The money had already
been voted and provided. There was no question of any
new burden upon the people, or of new taxes, or of a
loan; it was only an appropriation of funds already pro-
vided. He concluded by moving the address.
The Earl of ELLENBORODGA did not object to the
address, but suggested that, while such liberal provisions
had been made for the war, economy should be practised

in the civil department.
The Earl of HARDWICKE complained that the objects
of the war had not been 'explained. Unless some great
deed was accomplished equal to the power and dignity of
this country would attach to

great responsibilit

government.
Earl FITZWILLIAM said that blows against Russia
should not be confined to simple attack on forts. He
expressed his regret that no measures had been adopted
likely to induce Russia to make peace. He had great
APPrehenigcniof the terms upon which pence might be made,

Turkey

The Earl of CLABBNDox entered into some explana-
tions with regard to the circumstances of Austria, and
said that, unless she would bring disgrace upon herself,
by not fulfilling her engagements, and

not acting in

accordance with her own interests, she would act as the
allied powers desired ; and he had every reason to expect
the government of this country would at all times be

willing to enter into negotiations for a just and honour-
able peace; but he spoke with confidence, in the names

when he said

hat they had

arning to the status quo,—the;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

RUSSIA,

Intelligence from St. Petersburgh, of the 9th, states that
the late news from the Danubian provinces, and in par-
ticular the disgrace of Prince Paskiewitsch and of the
principal Russian generals, had produced a most painful
impression in that city. The hostile dispositions of the
Finlanders were said to be every day on the increase, and
it was to the well-known feeling of that country that was
attributed the counter-order which had just been given
to the journey which the Emperor and the Grand Duke
Constantine were to make into Finland towards the
middle of July.

At St. Petersburgh the cholera was raging with great
violence, and had imposed a sacrifice on the Imperial
Crown. The Grand Master of the ceremonies, Count
Woronzow.Dashkoff, died at Peterhoff, on the Bth, from
the effects of this malady. The deceased was in his 61st year

AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC,

By the Unitad States Mail steam-ship Atlantic, Capt
West, which arrived on Wednesday, we had intelligence
from New York to the Bth inst.

She sailed from New York on the 9th inst., and brought,
besides the mails, 200 passengers, and $BOO,OOO in specie
on freight.

The President of the Newhaven Railroad has decamped,
having defrauded that company of half a million of dollars.
Business was dull at New York at the departure of the
steamer, money tight, stock declining, the market in a
panic.

The cotton market was brisk, and prices firm.
The market for breadstuffs dull, and rather lower,
visions dull, and cheaper.
. .

Exchange market dull. Exchange on London, 1091 to
1091.

ARRIVAL OF TILE EUROPA

By the British and North American Royal Mail Steam-
ship Europa, Captain Shannon, which arrived here on
Sunday, we have intelligence from New York to the 12th
instant. She also brought $353,070 in specie, and 118
passengers.
The Mail Steamship Germania, from Bremen, arrived
at New York on the 10th instant, rid Boston, where she
had put in for a supply of fuel.
The steamships George Law, and Star of the West, had
arrived at New York with the California mails and about
two million five hundred thousand dollars in gold dust.
Among the dispatches brought by one of these vessels was
the treaty negotiated by Commodore Parry with the
Japanese.
The British barque Aquatic, from Matanzas, bound to
Cork, with a cargo of molasses, went ashore on the 10th
instant, in Long Bay, near Georgetown ; and the officers
and crew left her, finding it impossible to keep her afloat.
The steamer General Clinch had gone to her assistance,
with a lighter and steam-pump.

The Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs had reported
back the fishery and reciprocity treaty. The proceedings
otherwise were unimportant. A large number of petitions
c.-,ntinued to W presented for the repeal of the Fugitive
Slave Law,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

taxation,

We are now, however, paying the penalty of
being governed by a coalition composed of rene-
gade Conservatives, effete Whigs, and unprincipled
Radicals. In finance we have the speculative
theories of a self-sufficient pretender, and in legis-
lation grandiloquent promises, followed by miser-
able performances, a system of wretched tinkering
which helps 'to unsettle every thing without com-
pleting anything ; and the whole affair is only
endurable because men of all parties indulge in
the hope That in a very short time the 'Cabinet
must fall to pieces, and a change 'in any 'Erection
must be for the better. It would even 'lie a relief

to see the Ministry in the hands of those political

impostors COBDEN, BRI

and Co,

ecause then

tnig

e possible to rouse the'people to a sense

nndatio/

h it would be difficul

Government in sßch
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

NEW

4, Water-street

As soon as Goods are going for Canada, and any
offer for PORTLAND, these Vessels will call there.

iFrantt.

SHAMROCK.... Captain LITTLE;
MARGARET.... Captain JOHN HARRISON;
0. \ or other suitable Steamers, are intended
- - Io Scot (with or without Pilots) from the
HLTSKISSON (or other) DOCK, as follows :
From LIVERPOOL to HAVItE DIRECT,

,
SHAMROCK.... This Day, July 25, at 10 o'clock, Morning.
M ARO AIVET.. . . Monday. July Si, at 5 o'clock, Afternoon.
in^ shippers must describe in their Shipping Notes the con-
tents of their Packages
Fares :—Ce
For Frehtlito r Passn

sin, 255. ; Steerage. 12s. Gd.
;€apply, in flavre,to DONA LD CURRIE

Broad street

BURNS and MAC I V ER. I. Ruinford.street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

i, Esq., Quebec,
...180 feet.

castle; carries a lerge
expected to sail very fast, h
For further particular; apply to

Breadth
Depth
measurement; copper-fastened ; and will
• ' lilt and equipped with the
full poop and fore-
I of linter, and

,
ig floor and fine ends.—.-I
DUNCAN GIBS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

THE INSURRECTION IN SPAIN

Madrid despatches of 22nd say the day had passed over
quietly. General Everista San Miguel is named Minister
of War. The nomination was received with enthusiasm.
The Infant Don Fernando, brother of the king, is dead.
PERPIGNAN, JULY 24.—Blaser has made his escape
into Portugal. The names of O'Donnell and Espartero
are both affixed to the proclamations issued by the Junta
of Madrid.

Saragossa, Barcelona, and all the other towns are
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

'eight. —Apply to - -
JAMES M. WALTHENV

PACK

ROTTITN

lIERALD 'OF TH
MORNING
SOUTH CAROLINA
GOLDEN FLEECE.
GUIDING „STAR
BRIDE OF THE SE:,
MILES BARTON
MORNING STAR
MINDORO

traders, and are 0

senger

Dasaage►ikc

Liverpool

•IBLACit

JSTRALIAN

This Li

'ers to Australia

ri the king

CO. rdiat

INDIAN QUEBA

MILLERS and THOMPSON, 4, Drury-lane

intent has conveyed more P assen-
-4,m, and its

s on record ; namely,

I.ge, 5 Months 21 Days,
and Ditto, t 21lonths.
rd Ditto, 6 Month. 4 Days

-oyage, 6 Months

,stablished Line of

I :MELBOI7II

Bickgammon,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

Tilts DAY (Tuesday), the 25th inst., at Half-past One o'clock,
at the Commercial Sale-room, Temple-court,
15 Casks} American CHEESE,
1,505 Boxes
now landing ex A. Foster, Great Western, and steamer At-
lantic, from New York.—Apply to Mr. ROBERT MORRISON,
Merchant ; or WM. GARDNER and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

SATURDAY.— The Moniteur confirms the fact

Penis,

the fort

of a cabinet under the Duke de Rivas, as
well as of a battle between the forces under O'Donnell
and the Queen's troops under General Blaser. On the

12th ➢Tadrid was still

sturbed

contains a despatch from Biarritz of

a that day

The people received their
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

PENINSULAR MAILS,

The steamer Madrid arrived at Southampton last night.
Left Gibraltar 14th, Lisbon 19th, Oporto 20th, Vigo 21st.
At Vigo a declaration against the Government was
expected on the 22nd.
In consequence of excitement at Oporto, the Govern•
ment had suspended the exportation and authorised the
impartation of Indian corn until September 25th.
A bill for re-arranging the tariff had been brought
forward in the Deputies.
The Rattler left Lisbon for Liverpool on the 18th, but
put into Vigo, unable to make head against northerly
winds.

London gold still goes to Paris, but the appearance of
the Exchanges being rather favourable, the demand is not
urgent.

Exchequer Bonds of the first series were issued oa
Monday to the subscribers, who have paid in full, and
their quotation was 93 to *; the scrip remaining at t to
premium.

The Funds at the Paris Bourne on Monday closed
70.80 and 97.60.

OVERLAND MAIL,

TRIESTE, MONDAY.—The steamer Bombay arrived at 0
a.m. from Alexandria.

The Indian mail arrived at Alexandria on thenth,
with advices from Calcutta to June 14th ; Madras, 20th ;
Shanghai, May 31st ; Canton, June 3d ; Hong-Kong, 6th ;
Bombay, 20th; Sydney, May 25th; Melbourne, 20th;
Adelaide, June 2d.

The steamer Douro, with the China mail of the 22nd
May, was lost on the 26th. Parcels, mails, passengers,
and cargo saved, and proceed to England by this oppor
•A
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

emulation which appears to be satisfied with no

limit of perfection. -It

don shipowners pay more attention t
_ _ _

of Liverpool t

a appointments of th

in those nun

,rows accessories which co:

the comfort

enjoyment of passe

their office

ners, wh,

as many of the Li

mere skilful navigat

s said, however, that Lon-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

'e's Dock

rao 31r(birs

immediate shipment,

I.;o.eit The sp
A 1 f

'2ALCUTTA, -
Ship ALFRED TH E GREAT,
LEY, Commander ;

rteen years

s register

e Cleatta

)ppered ; and well known as one of the finest I
Salthouse Dock.—Apply

isefs out of this port: loading in
Messrs. SYERS, WALKER, and S

G, 19, Dale-street,

Take* neither eea,

pitch, tar, nor any other objectionable
o.—Actively loading, west side George's Dock, and
goods received either by river craft or on the quay.
For' BOMBAY,
The well-known Clipper Ship CONFUCIUS,
JOSEPH PENRICE, Commander;
ins register. This
quick pas-

A I for twelve years_;
fine ship. noted for her remarkabl

iesirable opportunity to
_.tippers of fine goods.—Apply to Messrs. SYERS, WALKER,
and SYERS, or to W. O.'YOUNG, 19, Dale-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

Orr' s Ci

Bppcx

by Dr. I

By the

that the subject (

at of ethnoloi

Inav and

only drawback to this- being, I

aided to I

s. The work is beantiliill
g nnhl

he Sistine

The numb(

y noticE

valuable article
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

BILIGUTO

Thursday

if enabling

AMERICA

Bermu,

at dispatch being

-.
I to leave Liverpool o:
- _

thread nia

iy before the I

possesst
the s
the
onl

1 Church and cons

it hea'

•ge's-ha-1

foreig

and convey

iers Ini,g

[lowing notice has l

ion between H
.s hitherto been

)m Live

rival of the
instant."

resent pol

leasure
sd Intel'

List. His vie'

s of .comr

. nothing sol
mutually be

ys his views t(
good and n
the H

I to be a

LENTS POE

the May

a dinner-r

the evening
ionic•hall to

be differ(

ssor (

giletisr

wing day the

1, by Colonel S

On Tne-;day night a con

featun
:s can be
take pl

licable, it

:side or eastern side

ner, and once
future take pk
" Mails for 111

led-to Halifax once a f

ill-packets leaving
alifax and Boston ; but the branch packet
ill only be dispatched from Halifax on the

.6 of ltialdon,

id has issued nn
embraces a dela-

tionsly opposed
ts, indeed conten

dt-tax, to

6tion of

arranged that
;e's-hall on 11

.ersazione I.

armonic-1
011 S.ll

ire will

1, when the closing

:day the president's
petted, will be the
The banquet, if the

or the purpose
tat assembly-room at S

411, we

by the name
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

Neb 3 liftusit

THE EARL OF CHESTER'S GRAND
REVIEW MARCH, composed and arranged for the
piano-forte by JOHN TWISS, Is published by Juiamszi and
Co., London, price 2s.

POPULAR SONG.
THE WARRIOR'S ADIEU, written by THOS.
BLAKE, Esq. The Music by IGNACB oIBSONE,
splendidly Illustrated by BRANDARD.
If we mist have war, such a composition es the present
is calculated to make its effects on our homes and social
boards less fright ul than we might otherwise anticipate."—
Guardian.
London : JULLIEN and Co:, 214, Regent-street. Price 2s.

T
......... _......
"0 lovely Pence, with plvnts orown'd."
NOVELLO'S CHEAP MUSIC is sold by
'every respectable Music Seller and Bookseller in this
Town and Neighbourhood. Catalogues post-free on sending
six stamps to C 9, Dean-street, Soho, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25

THE SPANISH INSURRECTION.

MADRID, JULY 19, 1854.—The effect produced on the
public mind by the fall of the Sartorias Ministry is inde-
scribable. Enthusiastic vivats to "Liberty" and "to the
generals commanding the constitutional army" energeti-
cally expressed the feelings of the people of 2nd May and
7th July. All the public buildings have been illuminated.
The Queen Mother and her family were in the Royal
Palace on the evening of the 18th.

PERPIGNAN, SUNDAY MORNING.—A decree has just
been promulgated at Barcelona to the effect that the
province has to find the damages for the destruction of
the manufactories by fire.