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The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

Capital CA
AilEss
resp,

lofted to di,.
The MAITOi

I Card I

;s Fold

R''o—rlZ.m.-nship and

lialf-tes
massive (.3(
Tables an,
and ChevalGla
Pedestal Cnobt
Chambers, Bs
and Umbrella Stands, &
The ARTICI -
include a bea
the Back; als
-.style, in Rose,
Sofas, Bnckin

Els. Chairs

most approved

Chairs

am Lour)

, Gondola and Easy Chairs, up-
% and of the most admired Pat-
Papier Mache, richly Inh,id and

terra, Ornam

Japanned
and Stand

a to match, Li

er Decorated Articles.
SHOP FIXTURES a

Also, the Moder

SHELVING

rmolu and Br
The whole IT

Chandeliers, &c

viewed prior to the Sale, wh
and at Messrs. THOMAS WINS
rch-street, Liverpool.

Extinisive SALE of Modern HOUSEHOLD EURNITUR Sec
WINSTANLEY'S Roo3ly
and
INIEZF:EIILTbHy AU. WONSTTHIS DAY (Tes Lit
sth instant, and two following days, at Eleven prt
cisely each day, at their Rooms, Church-street,
A collection of excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
large and brilliant Plates of Glass, in richly-gilt Frames,
powerful-toned Cottage, Square, and other Piano-fortes, by
celebrated Makers, Gold and Silver Watches, Eight-day
Clocks, elegant Timepieces, of Parisian manufacture, mounted
in Bronze and Ormolu. Paintings and Engravings, Framed
and Glazed, and other Effects, removed for the convenience
of sale.
The ARTICLES suitable for DINING-ROOMS and PARLOURS
are chiefly of Mahogany, and include several Sets of capital
Dining Tables, on Telescope Frames, of various dimensions,
handsome Circular and Elliptic Loo Tables, with Solid Tops,
Card, Pembroke, and Breakfast Ditto, Pedestal Sideboards, of
superior make, Chiffonniers and Cabinets, Mahogany-framed
Sofas, Easy, Lounging, Rocking, and Reclining
-Hair-cloth and Leather; also Brusssels, Venetian, Tapestry
and Kidderminster Carpets, Hearth-rugs, Window Curtains,
Cast and Bronze Fenders, Fire-irons, &c.
The DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE comprises a great
variety of Loo, Card, and Sofa Tables, in rich mottled Rose-
wood, fashionably-shaped Sofas, Couches, and Sets of Chairs,
upholstered in excellent taste, modern Chiffoniers, with Plates
of Glass at the Back. in beautifully Carved Frames and Marble
Cabs, many Articles of a decorative character, Carpets,
314 earth-rugs, &c.
The CHAMBER FURNITURE consist of lofty Four-post Bed-
steads, with massive Mahogany Footposts, Half-tester. Tudor,
Preach, and Iron Ditto, with suitable Hangings. Hair
Mattresses, Feather Beds and Bedding, Winged and other
Wardrobes, of fine feathered Mahogany, Chests of Drawers,
Toilet Tables and Washstands, with Marble Tray Tops,
'Dressing and Cheval Glasses, Painted Articles, including
Chests of Drawers, Dressing Tables and Washstands, Chairs,
&c., Carpeting, Drugget, Floor-cloth, &c.
Valuable Gas Cooking Apparatus, 2G-inch Fire-proof Safe,
with Enclosed Drawers and Six Keys, Office Desks and
Fixtures, Shop Counters, Shower and Hot Baths, Kitchen
Requisites, and miscellaneous Articles.
Catalogues may be had at Messrs. THOMAS WINsTANLEY
and SONS' Office, Church-street.

SONS

airs, in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

Prince Menschikoff, writing on the

Mne'd,Tt;t-iii-aisihe 4e was slow and slack,

was inconsiderable
PARIS, SITURD.

from General Canrobert,
that on the night of the

safety of the e

rigging
'Ph P

e fortifications

;hes a despatc

which he says
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

been taken to do so
—Mr. ha

feet wide

i wouid 1

e memorial f

side, respecting improve
+v.,

strongly denounced the

the grount
Mr. E. C
2s. 6d. per

30 to tha

I from the Mayor, to th
rp.;

I t

al sorry

the matter would. come before the commit-

no discussion took
whole subject to the
n to let a portion of

ington Dock, t,

was confirmed.— -1
le Royal Engineers
wall, near the new

f works.—An ap.

.eferied

n intimation

t the next council h 4
member of the doel

highest importance that
,ho could devote proper
he (the chairrnan) felt
Ise him.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

LATER BY TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.—News from Europe, yid Halifax,
was published here to-day, at three o'clock. Flour has
advanced 50 cents. Market unsettled. Prices of wheat
and corn are nominal ; holders asking considerable ad-
vance. The money market to-day is stringent ; fancy and
standard stocks dull and declining. Cotton is dull and

receding.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 22.—The sales of Cotton 6,000
bales. Middling quoted Sic.

The steamer Canadian arrived at Portland on the 22nd.

BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE—RUSSELL V.
SEIORTALL.—The defendant is a teacher under the National
Board of Education. The plaintiff was of a respectable
family, and was schoolmistress in the Ballinrobe Union.
In the summer of the present year the defendant visited
Ballinrobe, saw the plaintiff (this being their first and last
interview), and was so smitten that he proposed marriage,
and was accepted. the plaintiff resigning her situation.
He was, however, married to another person on the very
day appointed for his marriage with the plaintiff, who then
brought the present action. The damages were laid at
£3OO. The case was heard in the Dublin Exchequer
Court, on Tuesday last. The plaintiff's letters, which
were of the usual character, were read. The jury found
for the plaintiff, and gave £75 damages.

Mn. S3f I rrt O'BR EN. —"Mr. Smith O'Brien has addressed
a letter to the editor of Galignani's Messenger, with
reference to a statement in the Limerick Chronicle, that
his friends intended to solicit the Emperor of the French
to use his good offices in obtaining an unconditional par-
don for the exile. Such an application, be says, has not
been sanctioned or prompted by him. It does not, he says,
seem consistent with the dignity of his country to solicit
foreign intervention on behalf ;of the Irish political exiles ;
and he would rather remain for ever an exile from the
land which he loves, than return under restrictions incom-
patible with his personal honour or the rights and, duties
of an Irish ,gentlen3an.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

TIDE TABLE

40RN.,EVENO. HQHT. kiOLYDAYS,ETC

Dec. .h. in. rft.in.
fueaday.... 5, 11 48 0 0 1G 7
Wednesday. 6 0 4 022 16 6 Nicholas.
Thursday 7', 040 055 15 7
Friday 8 1 •13 131 'l5 1 Con, of V. Mary
Saturday .. 9 1 49 , 2 8 i 14 3
Sunday
NloudaY

13 4 2nd Sun. in Advent

TOR THE WORK TABLE.—TITI? LAMES
containing full instructions in every kind of
In Point Lace, Embroidery, Crochet, Knitting,
A SO engraved Patterns and Designs; forming
nd splendid comnan.ion for the Work Table.
(with new Engravings), 2s. lid., in Orna-
I endon : JOUR CAssELL, Ludgate Hill,

Wont
Ladi
14:.(

HoLLowlY's 91

r:. the medical aid be received,
the Bristol infirmary, had no
cease, consequently he Jett
intment and Pills a trial
effectinz a radical

dizznestk,

.he forehead and over
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

-‘-,

PRICE I

NCE.

FORTES c
PURCHASING

TEN POUNDS

T-PLEA

Cai'SNew POLKA, (Ca Alll PIM* (

over every Afternoo

ME & SON.) A NEW STOCK of 25 Gu
PIANO-FORTES
received. in e

Th.street

alit BosewOl

TAr IME & SON, }A fine STOCK of Walnut-wood
Semi-Cottage PIANO.FORTES,
11.
on hand, by BROADWOOD and SONS
and COLLARD and COLLARD.

57, Church-stre

HIME & SON,INEW EDITIONS of all the
ORATORIOS,
57, Church-street. by NOVELLO, COCKS, SURMAN;
on hand, at from 3s. each_

IM

& SON, A fine-

toned Rosewood Semi
Cottage NANO-FORTE.
J by BROADWOOD and SONS, Second

Is Octaves).
for Towne

quid to New, to be sOlc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

CHEAP

f Striped GLACES, at 21s

ALarge I
A Large Lot of GLACE and SATIN

RICHARD

NODDER

:MATTER,

AND CAP MANUFACTURER,

82, CHURCH-STREET

Respectfully ictimates to the Nobility and Gentry of Lip•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

)akers don
when

as been accidentally discovered that glue-water, of
ion of glue, applied to plants; even in a sandy soil

winning witcheries of causes a thrift- that the be
with guano; will not effect.
ght and style which characterised De Quincey's RICE JELLY.—Put a teacupful of rice into a half a pint
writings in the days of his palmiest popularity• of cold water. When the rice cracks or begins to look

graces, and full of fl:

st mould: without it, and even

... _ _
white, add a pint of milk and a quarter of a pound of
Bees : their Habits, Management, and Treatment. Boil it until the rice is thoroughly dissolved, and gavot
With Illustrations. By the Rev. J. G. Wood. with lemon, cinnamon, &c., to suit the taste. Put
London : Routledge and Co. into a mould, or into teacups, and turn out when cold.
GREAT CRY BUT LITTLE WOOL.—We suspect that the From an early period, the bee has served as a Manchester men raise such a cry about the war purposely,
type of judiciously-applied industry ; and writers of in order that they may force us to buy a quantity of
ancient and modern days, moralists, divines, and cotton for our ears, to prevent us being fairly deafened
even sacred teachers have found in the economic with the absurd noise they are continually making about
polity of these winged wanderers lessons fraught it.—Punch.
A COUNTRY Tom who had returned from the city,
and wisdom, and examples worthy of remembrance was asked by his-thee father if he had been ded hi
and imitation. The author before us, like many of his conduct whilethere ? " Oh, yes," was the reply, "1
his predecessors in that calling, whose peculiar was guarded by policemen most of the time."
BEAUTY may not be lasting—but it is precious. It
may not be worthy—but it is powerful. It may neither
. .
has been a painstaking student of the arts and give.l nor take,t yet we. shall fear its frowns-. andtvaluute its
smiles. It
bownay lt3:-11. possessionereis oif)uttheunif ora, b
instincts which, applied with such nicety of ad-antidote to its
justment in the apiary, are full of food for reflec- effects—absence.
tion. and rich in profitable lessons for the guid- THE PRESENT FASHION OF BONNE:CS:— Professor
)f man. In the pages of Mr. Wood's Felton, in a speeeh at the dedication of the new Normal
11 as in fhogo of many others whn. School, at Salem (-U.S.), mentioned, on the evidence of a
medical gentlemark, that, in his practice, the number of

vocation it is

To vindicate t'

to man,

treat professedly of bee-husbandry, the polished cases of opthalmia had increased -fivefold since the intro-
scholar as well as the unlearned peasant will duction of the present fashion of bonnets, which affords no
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

e branches of the

vented a

—An office is to be established

vithm the walls of the Castle at Windsor, in order that
11 messages at this important crisis may be instantly

Her Majesty and Princ

Albert

DClied insane a few weeks ago, has been sworn for
bate duty at £lBO,OOO. The landed estates are also
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

SUPREMACY.

The young queen learns how, we
would tell us—that there are other young queens, succes
sors and possible rivals, in the hive. She, too, grows
excited, whilst, unlike the old queen, she knows not what
to do between conflicting impulses. She rushes to the
cells—she will tear them open—she will sting the tenants
to death—she will—but no ; the cells are powerfully
narded. it is for the community to determine in a legiti-

wish some one

mate mode how these vast questions are to be dealt with;
they warn her away ; they bite her if she resists. She
would even be in danger, but that, in case of extremity,
she is in possession of some magical words (we tell no
fairy tale) that in an instant render the sentinels motion-
less. But if, taking advantage of this calm, she again
approaches the forbidden ground, they recover themselves,
and, in military phrase, do their duty. Huber witnessed
this most interesting scene more than once. He describes
the young queen at such a time as standing with her
thorax against a comb, and crossing her wings upon her
back, keeping them in motion, but not unfolding them,
whilst she emitted the dread mysterious sounds, which
were responded to by the weaker and hoarser cries of the
yet pent-up unborn queens that she seeks to destroy. And
what is it the bees want her to do, but learn the lesson
bequeathed to her by her predecessor—leave the hive with
another colony, and relinquish the rights of sovereignty
over the parent community in favour of one of her help-
less sisters. And so, at last, she departs, and a second
colony is speedily in course of establishment. Possibly
a third, and yet a fourth, and a fifth, may follow ; the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

national principles, the ablest men

would forego minor differen

their best energies in orde
successful issue.

We may be told that no tir

,nd cordially u:

ould I

Lopportune for a change of Ministry than whip

sole object

,nanimits
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

-.

table, e

Christians we

)1 patriots, 4t

atry of

GLECTED

Called aloud on Tully's name,

are like two milestones,

intro, ti

into war, Nichc

small deer

are locked up in the sec
the higher branches of

cts I actuary, who might have
the I of human life !—Punch.

ion that• Lord Aberdeen
.hall be much surprised i

carry a house with him

this is somet

tarmir

: - -
power almost resistless ; but we must not further I
trespass on the limited space at our disposal ; con-
tenting ourselves with a cordial commendation of
the work, we take our leave of it, mei
that the remaining essays, of which
had room to speak, are replete N

y premiss

e have not

.. his moutii opens.
_.,. reduced to the use of potato- Aw INstwrlTtotr.
•e-nread, and all sorts of things, it was downright when a young lady offers to ..
L a Tom-cat to be wasting good wheaten bread in for a rich bachelor, she means to sow
le was doing. It instantly became a pattiotic TIEE GOLDEN MEAN.—That state
rim to death; and, as I raised aloft and shook wherein superfluities are not require;
... ..,..

—lt is reasonable
4-, hem camb

ause she

alas had not cor

A. Russ

crooks h

) suppose, If
C handkerchi

that al
of life

)mpeter

given him some idea of the va'

The Standard expresses its

be so, but

s found to

a better ir

that's all very true ; but a part-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

he boroug
rial for

11.1•
DAY SCHOOLS.—The Liverpool Auxiliary to
;chool Society of Ireland, held its annual
Christ Church Schools, on Friday week,

Ldency of the Rev. Fielding Ou
stated that the number of schools in con-

ty was 3,012, which arc

eported by

and 55,423 to be adults above the agt
The Liverpool contribution to the funds of the
last
_year amounted to £6O 4s. lid.
,lIGIIT Inox Guxs.—Mr. James East,.
o the Times, says—" I beg to hand you the parti-
of a wrought iron gun which I forged at the
Steel and Iron Works, Liverpool (which was said
n. the United States steam-frigate Princeton), and
on the north shore, at Liverpool, viz_ —Length of

,t ; weight of shot
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

Water (

~CIIINI

WASIII_
Liverpool, for SALE, a Bargain. Extra large 612
very little used, and does its work well. Cost £lB 18s. W
be sold for .Rlo.—Address " Alpha," Postoffice, Chester.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

*totlartb.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.
FARES.—CABIN (including Steward's Fee), 155.; STEERAGE,
6s. servants in Cabin, Full Fare.
Unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence, the under-
noted or other Steamers are intended to sail (with or with-
out Pilots) between Liverpool and Glasgow, with Goods
and Passengers, as under :
The Clyde Steam Navigation Company's
Steam-ships
.141, • 4h4 LYNX Capt. HARDIE,
BEAVER (Screw Steamer) Capt. WHITE,
ZEBRA (Screw Steamship))
now building, 800 tons, Capt. MAIN.
and 300-horse power ....
The ZEBRA will have splendid accommodation for Cabin
and Steerage Passengers.
* The Screw Steamer BEAVER, carrying CARGO ONLY,
will sail as under, calling at BOWLING, where arrange-
ments have been made for the conveyance of Goods to and
from the Forth and Clyde Canal.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
LYNX This Day, December 5.... at 9, Evening,
LYNX Saturday, December 9.... at 12, Noon.
*BEAVER Monday, December 11.... at 2, Afternoon.
LYNX Thursday, December 14.... at 4i, Afternoon.
*BEAVER Monday, December 18.... at 7, Evening.
LYNX Tuesday, December 19..., at 9, Evening.
LYNX Saturday, December 23.... at 12, Noon.
*BEAVER Monday, December 25.... at 2, Afternoon.
LYNX Thursday, December 28.... at ft, Afternoon.
Passengers are requested to take charge of their own
Luggage, as tbeShipis not responsible in any way for itssafety.
Horses, Cattle, Carriages, and all kinds of Vehicles shipped
at their Proprietors' risk.
T. MARTIN and BURNS and CO., 12, Water-street.
C. MAC IVER and CO., 12, Water-street, and
1. Rumford-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

CATTL

destroyed

CALCUTTA, (
rara, in going d
Lump, became
dock.

rd Johns
Ir. Norm:

JOHN, N:B

drove as!
Co NSA

the shipping in tl
'CUTARI, Nov
Wilson Kennedy

Courier is at 'V
City of Carh

Wright, St. Johr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

3, ISLINGTON TERRACE, NEAR SHAW'S BROW,

Genuine and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITCIRW—IfiarreI
Organ, plays thirty-six tunes, Square Piano-forte, Mahogany
Corner Glass Case, with Cupboards underneath, handsome
Chimney Glasses, Cases of Stuffed Birds, Eight-day Clock,
Mahogany Secretaire, with Drawers, and other Household
Effects.
MR. GRICE has instructions to SELL by
AUCTION, on FRIDAY next, the Bth inst., at Eleven
o'clock prompt, on the above Premises, the whole of the ex-
cellent FURN ITURE, comprising,
In DINING and SITTING-Rooms, Sets of Mahogany Chairs,
capital Mahogany Sofa, in Hair-cloth, Dining and Card
Tables, Pembroke Ditto. Sideboard with Drawers, Chimney
Glasses, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets and Rugs,
Drugget, Corner Glass Case, with Cupboards underneath,
Barrel Organ, Square Piano-forte, Cases of Stuffed Birds,
Eight-day Clock, Easy and Rocking Chairs, in Leather and
Hair-cloth, Dinner Service, China, Glass, Oil Paintings, Fen-
ders and Fire-irons, China Ornaments, Modern Bookcase,
Writing Desk, &c.
The BED-ROOMS are furnished with Mahogany Four-post.
Half-tester, French, and Camp Bedsteads, prime Seasoned
Feather Beds, Washstands arid Dressing Tables, Wardrobe,
Mahogany-frame Tray Dressing Glasses, Mahogany Chests of
Drawers, Commode, Painted Chamber Articles, Hall Table,
Hat Stand, Oil Cloth. Barometer, Eight-day Clock, and the
whole of the Kitchen and Culinary Utensils.
The whole may be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and
Catalogues had from Mr. GRICE, 40, Whitechapel.

SALES, THIS WEEK, AT PARKER-STREET ROOMS.
By yMr. JENKIN,
HIS DAY, the sth instant, at Two o'clock,
1. FURNITURE, Piano-forte, by Broadwood and Sons,
Guns, 100 Pieces Shirtings, Calicoes, Plated Goods, Floor and
Lobby Cloths, &c.
TO-MORROW (Wednesday), the fith instant, at Two o'clock,
MANUFACTURER'S STOCK, PLANT, &c., of a BLACK-
ING and INK MANUFACTURER, removed from King-
street, near Paradise-street; also, the Office Fixtures, Eight-
(lnv Timepiece, Ton of Brown and other Paper, Cardboards,
Two Carboys of Vitriol, &c., from the abovenamed Premises.
On THURSDAY next, the 7th instant, at Two o'clock,
ePrtiaretee, fbPrianthe
Piano-
forte, rot
valuable HOUBSOEOHkOs,LtDcI:,UrReNmIoTTUedRfEro,n w
Stilveary
the Bth, and SATURDAY, the 9th instant,
at Two o'clock each day, an immense Assortment of modern
convenienceneFßlDAY Harp,
fnSeaxlte;
of
and excellent HOUSEHOLD FUGRoNosleTFUeßatEh,eChr
BiemdzeTy
aGbliaesasensa
Piano-fortes, Linen, Blankets,
Bed other Effects,
forEffunreserved
alousspe.rivateFamilieswho
have Leoirndeenre Indthde m
Oa view each Morning of Sale,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

Patriotic Fund of the vi

GOVERNMEN

screw col

iers plying between the northern coal ports and
n take out stores to the East. They are stout

vessels, and

lave been

to make r

o Lonam
A- numbE

ery bad weather wit

merchan

stantinople fo; the supply of our fleets.
THE ILLEGAL MARRIAGE BY A_ROMISII PRIEST.—

the Central

!riminal

Tierney Ferguson, a Romin Catholic Priest, was found
guilty, under the Illegal Marriages Act, of solemni.;-
illegal marriage, the facts connected with wl-,
repeatedly before the public -
explained the
operation, ordered the ae►t

ich have been

Mr. Baron Alderson havir

m on the sub;

to ente

) his own

- --;
ceive judgment, whic

Lving been done, the defendant

was discharged.

I -
EXTBNSIVE FORGERY.—During 1
clerk, between 15 and 16 years of ag
a merchant's office in Glasg

who was engaged in

cheques on two In

succeedec

the'sum of £4BO. The forged di

at the banks at six different times, a,

succe, -. He then tn.,— _
pool, and presented a large bank note for change at a shop,
'but the people, suspecting something wrong, refused
change, and detained the boy till the police arrived. A
telegraphic message was sent to Glasgow, and an inquiry
instituted, when the forgery was discovered. A Glasgow
police-officer was sent to Liverpool on Friday night, and
brought the young forger to this city on Sunday.--G/as-
YOU) Herald.

name, in procurin
Its were presente

E!cl e cl in getting

d for Liver-

NG Bt

said to practise

butter, which gi

neighbours

one ounce of suga'

take one ounce of t

consist
IlnranP

Ley and fine colour

Lor tastes.salt. D

for three y
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

bat can we expect

!ley abandoned t:
attle of Arzinns

price of ti

itary en

was not

1. He 1

d cared not

what led to

,ut he did

nit characte

ainer of battlei

was dyspep-

nan, and with a

faults, or

a la

gh to invest I

nent a streng

th that

FArm, -11;ta-i

'rated v

ear 1801, ui

My purpose, I ow

was downrig
said I, "

ego anantor to
And I went

LI stairs in s,

found him he was

bread and ott

tan in
the way h
duty to in

of a. suT

A ❑mer

;es of tills

extract

Aimii uteri te

!eclings

delicacy of the artist, and dis.
PIPOMiI PA of his instrument. am

Lt differently fro'

this gave a new

A. MOD

)ersuasiv

If PHYSI,

11, 141 that, at the dinne
pity,

Tumstano

war of it for a

ises, somehovi

T E

adent of ti:

Morning (

will pr

to who,
addition

. AND GENERAL CO'

All.

OGRESS OF THE SIEGE

,Aro7ltele

the 13th tilt

vents have encampe

welcome additio:

le safety of
the battery
ished to the

lave establi

.h are in the course of cc

,t, which, whet

..ench pickets nos

Tchernaya, and v

into the

awn their

ground the

et conciudet

igades of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

-LIVERPOOL ART-UNION, 1854 AND 1855.

The DRAWING of the LIVERPOOL ART-UNION will
take place at the usual period, and is based on the following
r.mnintion‘ ,—That the whole of the Funds be returned to the

Subscribers in Picture Prizes, subject to their own selection,
w m
ho air be reauired todefray the most economic& ex-

penses. ;.
Comm ITT
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

course of co:
h, when cot

Che French picke
1, and

is now
into the

ti, and by t

ish division. Our workingg-parties
vening in burying the Russian

continue wither

interruption

mpassable fOr t'

Ay is, of cows,
Dwever, some co,

,ztrem6
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGRA-CF.

PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS,

Rev. 3. H. Armstrong, M. 1., Curate of St. Stephen's
Church, Dublin, to the Vicarage of Bicknoller, near Taunton.
Rev. R. S. Banks, 8.A., to the Rectory of Corfe Castle,
Dorset.

Rev. W. A. Battersby, M.A., to the Chaplaincy of Derry
Chapel of Ease, Ireland.
Rev. G. Burnett, M.A., to the Curacy of St. John's, Bir-
kenhead.

Rev. J. Bush, M.A., Curate of Ousby, near Penrith, Cum-
berland. to the Rectory of that parish.
Rev. H. Cleare, to the Perpetual Curacy of the new parish
of Walsden Lancashire.
Rev. J. d. Coleman, Curate of Gesthingthorpe, and Sunday
Evening Lecturer of All Saints', Sudbury, to the Vicarage of
Clare, Suffolk.
Rev. W. Evans, 8.A., to the Curacy of Troedyrawr, Cardi-
ganshire.
Rev. G. F. Goddard, M.A., Vicar of Chigwell, Essex, and
Examining Chaplain to the Bishop of Rochester, to the Rec-
tory of Southfleet, near Gravesend.

Rev. J. Hadfield, M.A., to the Curacy of Witchampton,
near Wimborne Minster, Dorset.

Hon. and Rev. T. R. Keppel, M.A., to an Honorary
Canonry in Norwich Cathedral.

Rev. C. Magnay, M.A., to the Curacy of Holwell, near
Sherborne.

Rev. J. Owen, 8.A., to the Perpetnal Curacy of St.
Margaret's, Ipswich.
Rev. J. Palmer, M.A., to the Vicarage of Bromyard, Here-
fordshire.

Rev. E. P. Pierpoint, 8.A., to the Curacy of All Saints,
Huntingdon.

Rev. J. Pullen, 8.D., Perpetual Curate of St. Benedict's,
Cambridge, to be Chaplain to the Mayor of Cambridge.
Rev. S. Radcliffe, M.A., to the Curacy of Cuppah.

Rev. W. Sandford, A. 8., to the Perpetual Curacy of Holy
Trinity, Kingswood, near Bristol.
Rev. W. Smith, M.A., of Lewes, Sussex, to be Professor of
Natural History in Queen's College, Cork.
Rev. R. Wilton, 8.A.; to the Incumbency of the newly
erected Church of St. Thomas, York.
Rev. J. Wise, of Kandy, Ceylon, to be an Honorary Canon
of Christ Church Cathedral, Colombo.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

hors de comb

of the enemy

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Morning Herald.)

700 brls
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05

several vic

Buy a hund;ed weight of potatoes, wash them
well, bake them, put them in a basket, and sell them in
the streets. This done for six nights, Cocker was called
in to witness that the result must be a profit on the trans-
action of forty shillings 1"
A DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT.—A letter from the
French camp before Sebastopol says :—" Recently, in a
house to which some Cossacks had set fire, we found in a

nt of being

a child of about 18 months Old, elegantly dressed, and
having a gold cross suspended from its neck. The poor
infant smiled upon our grenadiers, who removed it, and
have adopted it until the family to whom it belongs shall
be discovered. It is curious to see the grenadiers fondling
the baby, and treating it-with as much tenderness as it
could receive from its mother."

PARLIAMENTARY VA.CANCIES,—There are no less than
eight seats in the Rouse of Commons vacant ; six of them
by the deaths of their former occupants. Abingdon was
vacated by Lord Norrey's succession to the peerage ; Mary-
lebone, by Lord Dudley Stuart's death ; Bedford, by the

_2
decease of Mr. H. Stuart ; Coventry, by that of Mr. Geach
East Gloucestershire, by Sir Michael Hicks Beach's death
rarmanaab_by that of Sir Arthur Brooke; Antrim, b:

Col. Hunter Blair, also
THE GUANO ISLAND

nkerman

TIIEVEST INDIES. Advices
a particulars of the guano dis-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-12

nd kindness of disposition, en d

apathies

eared him to

r, gave him full command over their
Of Moir it might with truth be said—

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rk of character, like the one under c

.e than unfortunate when suc

impressions are conveyed even by accident ; to
suppose it intentional would be to accuse the author
of injustice so gross as to exceed belief.

a of 0

T. S. Hughes, D.D. L

the Rev

This very handsome cabinet edition of th
ilnglish History, by Hume and Smollett, tc

with its continuation 1
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tion of these national I

id strong c

aims to popular favour

tate years issued fr(
will be found better entitled to
in the one before us.

Illustrated Hand-book to
London : Adams.

mtation acquired by Murray's celebrated
r travellers has tended rather to de-

competition, from the apparen
uccessful rivalry. The traveller
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-12

*totianb.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.
FARES.—CABIN (including Steward's Fee), 154.; STEERAGE,
6s. Servants in Cabin, Full Fare.
Unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence, the under-
noted or other Steamers are intended to sail (with or with-
out Pilots) between Liverpool and Glasgow, with Goods
and Passengers, as under ;
The Clyde Steam Navigation Company's
Steam-ships
LYNX Capt. HARDIE,
•At ~17 I,‘ STORK Capt. BOYD,
The New Screw-steamer
PORCUPINE (now Huott MAIN,
building), 800 tons, and Commander.
250 ower
The PORCUPINE willhorse have splendid Accommodation for
Cabin and Steerage Passengers.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
STORK ...... This Day.... September 12.. at 2, Afternoon.
LYNX ....... Wednesday.. September 13.. at 2, Afternoon.
STORK. Saturday.... September 16.. at 5, Afternoon.
at theirseV
LYNX. ....... Tuesday .... September 19.. at 8, Evening.
From Clarence Pierhead on days marked thus *.
Passengers an, requested to take charge of their own
T.
MARTIN and
rid sk
Luggage,iir as thebuipisnot responsible in any way foritssafety.
Cattle, Carriages, and all kinds of Vehicles shipped
BURNS and CO., 12, Water-street.
C. MAC IVER and CO.. 12, Water-street, and
1, Rilrafor4-itreet,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-12

FOREIGN

BRITISH

Wheat, 70tb., s. d. s. Wheat, IP 701, B. d. s. d.
English red old 8 6to 9 0, Canadian 7 6to 8 3
Do. do. new 7 0.. 7 6 United States 7 6.. 8 6
Do. white old 9 0.. 9 6 Danzig, &c 9 6.. 9 9
Do. do. new 8 0.. 8 6 Pomeranean,&c 8 9.. 9 0
Irish red .. old 0 0.. 0 .0 Danish, &c 8 3.. 8 6
Do. d 0... new 0 0.. 0 0 French, &c 0 0.. 0 0
Do. white old 0 0.. 0 0 Odessa,Polish 7 2.. 7 6
Do. do. . new 0 0.. 0 0 Danube 6 9. 7 0
Barley,rqr.Cliev. 0 0.. 0 0 Russian &chard 0 0.. 0 0
tyo6olb.Sc.&lrish 0 0.. 0 0 Egyptian
Malt,T qr. Eng... 70 0..76 0 Barley, v. 60Ib 3 6.. 3 8
Do. Irish .... 0 0.. 0 0 Oats, r 4511, 3 6.. 3 10
Oats, fit= 45th., Ileansmqr.Eurp 33 0.. 38 0
Eng.BzSctcli,old 4 3.. 4 4 p 48011) Egyptn 33 0.. 34 0
"Do. Irish, old 3 8.. 310 Peas,4 qr.white 42 0..44 0
Do. Do. new 0 0.. 0 0 Ind. Corn, 13.4800).
Beans& qr. Eng..3B 0..42 0 Amer. yellow 34 6 35 0
r 480 lb. Sc. &1r.35 0..37 0 Do. white 35 0. •36 0
Peas,l,qr.Eng... 41 0..45 0 French .yellow 34 0..35 6
Flour, 280Ib, Do. white 34 6..35 6
Seconds
Fine 37 0..40 0 Flour,v•brl. 1960),
Superfine 44 0..47 0 Can., sweet .. 28 0..29 0
Extra 47 0..50 0 U. States, do. 26 0..27 0
Oatmeal, 2t, 240th., Do.&Can.sour 26 6..''27 6
Irish 27 0.. 28 0 fruclivsk2Botb 0 0.. 0 0

MANCHESTER, SEPT. 7.—There was a large attend-
ance at market, and a firmer feeling was apparent than of
late. The decline on the quotations of this day se'nnight
was fully 6d per 701 b on wheat, and 3s per sack on old
'Englig] flour. New English flour was much inquired for,
and a few parcels of superfine quality were disposed of
readily at 42s 6d to 43s 6d per sack. American was in
fair request at a reduction of 2s per barrel. Oats were
again rather lower, and old oatmeal sold slowly at previous
rates. New oatmeal of choice quality was in good demand
at 36s per 2401 b.
PRESTON, SEPT. 9.—There was a good supply of
English wheat at our market this morning, chiefly new,
and being in much finer condition than last Saturday, it
met a brisk sale at is to 2s per windle improvement. Old
was likewise sought after at rather more money. American
steady, but all other descriptions of foreign might have
been bought on easier terms. Flour is to is 6d per pack
cheaper. Beans again rather lower. The granaries are
almost cleared of oats, and prices are nearly nominal.
Oatmeal is. likewise in small compass, but a little Irish
new having appeared, vita Liverpool, as well as from the
farmers here, the price of the general qualities of old has
given way 6d to is per load.
WAKEFIELD, SEPT. B.—The supplies of wheat were
limited; new sold readily, at 2s per quarter deeline ; old
realised last week's rates. New barley found buyers at
32s per 561 b. *ails receded iu value, Oats and shelling
were ateadp
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-12

THE WORKING' TAILORS recommend their
large Assortment of TROUSERS and VESTINGS.
t All garments made on the Premises, in well-ventilated
Workshops.
15, Williamson-street, Church-street.
•
SHOOTING JACICETS,
OF THE NEW FANCY HEATHER TWEEDS,
EXCURSION COATS,
AND
OVERCOATS,
At Economical Prices.
E. BURDEN,
17, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-12

, Richards, hence at Prince Edwin Island.
,heHnocdesar
ii,, Daring, Norman: Kingaloch, Brinni

wfounilland

Lord Duflin sailed f
Fanny Fa.er, Lodg

co 22d July for Callao,
Drummond, hence at

Radical, Flinn;
Boston.

n Oliver, and J. H. Glid

Kentucky, Lennox ; Lady Middleton ; Antartic, St
Ashburton, Bradish; John Bright, Edwards; V(

Louisiana, Sullivan; Owega,.
Paul T. Jones, Sparrow; Jas.
well, Ilenry Read, Dearborn—

at, Bray
Tucker

Stevens; Cynosure
;esmith,Mills; John Pipper
111 hence at New York.

Carnatic, hence at Eastport
John Dunlop, Linscott, hen
Caroline, Connor, hence at

fampton Roads,

frrim

yellow fever : remainder of the crew
vessel would proceed as soon as a suffi,
could be obtained.
Orion. hence at Halifax, dismasted in a gale, 25th Aug., off
Cape Sable.
S. Cuma, from Quebec at S

•ecovering ; and the
!nt number of hands

Ley, C. 8., leaky, and must

discharge

Oriel, Jansen ;
Gleeson—bence

; Argus, Graham ; Spermaceti, Oliver; Ritson
at Halifax.

Canada, Neilson ; Beta, Meredith ; John Barbour, Marshall
—hence at St. John, N.B. _

IiAL/VAX, AUG.' 31.—The barque Great Britain, from
Boston, is on shore at Cape Sable.

SELS SPOKEN

in 21 S, 1

America, from Bombay, A
Beatrice, Maranham for this port, Au,,
Britany, hence, Aug. 18, in 45 N.
Cape Breton, Encounter Bay for t
n

27, in 50 N, 13 W

s port, Ang. 29, in 50 N,

Ceres, hence for Honduras,
De Witt, Clinton, hence for
Ellen, hence for Belize, Aug

July 21, in 20 N, 40 W. ,
New York, Aug. 23, in 49 N

Elbe, hence for Calcutta, July 25, in 9 N, 24 W.
Forest Queen, hence for Sydney, July it, in 30 N, 19 \V
Frederick, of this port, June 18. in the Bay of Bengal
Franklin, hence for Savannah, Sept. 2, off Wicklow.
G. F. Hurlbut ar

iounci west, Aug. 24.
Ins for this port, A

General Was
28 N, 86 W.

HeywoOd, Calcutta for this port, 79 days out, in 34 S, 13
Herald of the Morning, hence for Melbourne, Aug. 29,
N, 7 W.
- . .

lonti,New Orleans for this port

20, i n 50 N

Lancaiter. hence ft

,
Sydney, July 12, in 17 S: 32 W.
15, in 51 N, 65 W

La Sereva, hence, July 16,

AU
23 VV
N. 21 W

Mary Connor

Marsbfield;Ne
Magog (brig),
Prince of Wale

Orleans for this port, At
Z. 30. in 51 N. 28 W.

5, in 25 isT, so VY

ence for Quebec, Aug. 18, in 11 W

tS N, 13 W
ST, 50 W.

40 N. 6'7 N

stathelle, Valpa
hence
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-12

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-12

THE CHOLERA.

THE following simple suggestions, as to precautions to,
be observed by all at this time, have been circulated:—
"1. Apply to a medical man immediately in case of
looseness of the bowels, as it may bring on cholera.
" 2. Do not take any salts or other strong medicin" et
without proper advice. _

" 3. Beware of drink, for excess in beer, wine, or spi—
rits, is likely to be followed by cholera.
" 4. Avoid eating meat that is tainted or unwholesomr,
decayed or unripe fruit, and stale fish or vegetables.
"5. Avoid fasting too long. Be moderate at meals.
" 6. Avoid great fatigue, or getting heated and their
chilled.

" 7. Avoid getting wet, or remaining in wet clothes.
" 8. Keep yourself clean, and your body and feet as dry
and as warm as your means and occupation will permit.
"9. Keep your rooms well cleaned and lime washed
open the windows as often as possible; remove all dirt.
and impurities immediately.
" 10. Use chloride of lime or of zinc to remove- any
offensive smells.
" 11. If there are any dust or dirt heaps, foul drain r,
bad smells, or other nuisances in the house or neighbour—
hood, make complaint without delay to the local authori-
ties having legal power to remove them, or if there be no
such authorities, or you do not know who they are„com-
plain to the board of guardians."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-12

TAPSCOTT'S EMIGRANTS' GUIDE, sth Edition, can be
had by remiting Six Postage Stamps.

The Rate of Freight b

eluded in one Bill

3' The :Rate

Thirty Pounds,

in the PACIFI c- for Famiti

be char,

ther noti

advance on Goods consigned

y these Steamers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-12

Oct. 12, at 11 o'clock
Bankruptcy

official assigne

Bedford, near Leigh, I

21, Oct. 17, at 12 o'clock, at -the Manch(
Court of „Bankruptcy : solicitor, Mr. Boote, Manchest(
official assignee, Mr. Fraser, Manchester.—lsidore
menthal, Rodney-buildings, New Kent-road, lithographic
engraver.—John Willox, Broadway, Westminster, cheese.

,er District

William Henry Bousfield, Roughway

Tonbridge, paper mantifaaurer

Chailes

Eaton, Itirig..st‘on-upon-Thames, builders.—Wm

btchelor,
licensed

Croydon, ba7ker.-IVilliam Hoi;e11, G

'ell-street, 1:

victnaller.—Samuel Stanton,
tualler.—Charles 'Waldron, Bilston, Stafor6hire, clothier
—Henry Amor, Bath, shoemaker.—William John Nors
worthy, Sidmouth, baker.—Thomas Wigfall, Sheffield-
table-knife manufacturer.—William Graham, Wigton,
grocer.

licensed vic-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-12

the 2nd of S

arrived at Yarn

The following

with the news thtiiiießa,si

having taken in tow two Frenc
veying the troops back to Franc
ship and the Cumberland are thi
The Journal du Havre of I
steamer the Nord, which has arri

vessels, of which 10 w
there between the sth
to France the army of

ill arrive
;ing back

Advices from Vienna, in the Fren
that a Greek conspiracy to assassinate
Duke of Cambridge, aad Prince Napole(
vered in Galata. The ringleaders had b
RETURN OF SI

.rreited

on Friday even
Admiral Napier intended to leave Ledsu
morning, with the Gladiator and Cum&
land. Another telegraphic message, rec
Dantzic in London. states thnt the nun,

there with news frOm t
ports that the French
Cumberland, Gladiato
laud, but mentions
Napier; on the cont

and Belleisle had

gone to Eng-
n of Sir C.

nothing
decl

up to the isle of Nargen,; '
VIENNA, SUNDAY.—General Kru3enstern has ordered
the inhabitants of Odessa to reduce the city to ashes if
the allies should attempt to take it, and then retire to
Tiraspol. The proclamation concludes—" Woe to those
who remain behind or attempt

ELECTRIC

TELEGRAPH,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-12

rr HE WORKING TAILORS are prepared to
1. supply good and serviceable OVERCOATS, CLOTH
and WITNEY ALBERT COATS, DRESS and FROCK
COATS, &c., at various Prices.
15, Williainson-street, Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-12

JOHN'S CHURCH
CHURCH-RATE

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
SIR,-1 read your article of last Tuesday, on the abov

subject. with great satisfaction, and would take the opt
nity of making a few remarks upon some of the

?rincipal

matters it contains,

I fully agree with you, that the public of Liverpool could
hardly have foreseen the very serious consequences which
would result from the refusal to grant a Church••rate. Had
they done so, the Churchmen of Liverpool would surely not
have allowed the Radicals to obtain a temporary triumph,
through their own apathy and indifference, whilst the cause
of the poor was thus receiving a serious injury. I say the

cause of the poor, for the parish Churches are, emphatically,
the Churches of the poor. We look in vain for them, either
in dissenting meeting-houses, or those Churches in the town

i. e., seats for those who can

Day. Let it not be said in re

Tee sea

—seats which are unoccu

'Ares no

knowledge of human nature to enable one to affirm, with
confidence, that these seats never will be occupied by the
poor. Why should they ? The poor have feelings as well as
their betters—feelings which ought not to be violated. Is it
not a fact, that in such places of wo•ship the poor are pointed
out as an inferior cast(

—sent up to a top gallery--stowed
way in nooks and corners, behind pillars, huddled together

near the porch, or lining the narrow aisles on forms placed

—whilst a few more may he rang

d around the

Communion-table, or on the pulpit steps? No, Sir, the poor
will not frequent the House of God, if their poverty be made
the badge of insult and shame: they have a sense of English
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-12

iIERCIAL ADVEP,TI

onuntrriat 5.7 a IC%

Zbis Dap.

THIS DIY (Tuesday), the 12th instant,
_ 2,000 Bags Aracan RIC}
. .

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On account of whom it may concern.
THIS DAY (Tuesday), the 12th inst., at Half-past One o'clock,
at the Broker's Office, No. 10, Brunswick-street,
256 Barrels Jackson's Mills extra Superfine inspected FLOUR,
ex Kossuth ; lying in Fulton-street.
393 Barrels Loganport Mills FLOUR, ex Gazetteer; lying in
Ball's, Regent-road.
100 Barrels Lincoln Mills FLOUR, ex City of Montreal.
295 Barrels Richmond Superfine FLOUR, ex Paramatta ;
lying in Moor-street
Apply to

WILLIAM PARKE, Broker

EBrbinsDap.

TO-MORROW (Wednesday), the 13th instant, at One o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office, 13, Exchange-buildings,
320 Bales Upland COTTON,
Damaged with salt water, per State Rights, from Savannah,
in Molyneux's Shed, Sefton-street.
200 Bales Stained Upland COTTON,
500 Bales Surat COTTON.
Apply to T. and H. LITTLEDALE and CO.,

Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-12

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On 'I

1 ,The

SDAY next, the 19th instant.
after delivery of the Cargo at Antwerp, the ADMIRAL will
proceed to BREMEN. and there receive • Goods for the new

JURA, of 2,140 tons, intended to leave Liverpool,
i New York, on WEDNESDAY, 11th October.
n BREMEN for LIVERPOOL, on
- September, and will call at
I for the JURA, leaving ANT-
lirect, on WEDNESDAY, 4th Oct.
Bremen and Antwerp to the
,
)scs at Liver-
from both
Company's

the 30t1

I SATURoz,._ ,[NU,
ANTWERP, for Goods inten
WERP for LIVERPOOL
'ht fro

The rate of Fr
United States will

nshipping exi
signed throe

Goods int
tad from Antwerp at moderate rates of fr,
For freight or passage apply to G. and J. BURNS, 9, Bucha
tan-street, Glasgow ; and in Liverpool, to
BURNS and MAC IVER, 1, Rumford-street.

Lnd will be conveyed from Bremen
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-12

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1854

BANKRUPTEL—WiIIiam Jones, Liverpool, shipwright,
Sept. 21, Oct. 12, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District
Court of Bankruptcy : solicitors, Messrs. Robinson and
Duke, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool.—
Robert Wrightson, Liverpool, metal broker, Sept. 21,

the Liverpool District Court of
solicitor, Mr. Bolton, Wolverhampton :

Turner, Liverpool

Lcashire, silk manufacture