The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1848-09-26 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

PROPOSED PANTHEISTIC IDOL AT PARIS.—A scheme has lately been put forth at Paris for converting the Pantheon, agreeably to its name, into an idol temple, in which all religions are to be combined. An artist of the name of Chevanard has been entrusted with the execution of it by M. Ledru Rollin.  The foreign correspondence received in Paris on Saturday announces that the offer of mediation between the Sicilians and the Neapolitan Government made by the British and French Admirals has been accepted, and that the neutrality of Venice has been recognized by the Austrian Government. _ . .  The Dowager Queen of Naples, mother of the reigning Monarch, died at Naples, on the 11th inst. On the 31st ult. Ibrahim Pacha was installed by the Sultan, Viceroy of Egypt, in the room of his father, Mehemet Ali, the mental faculties of the latter having rendered him for some time past incapable of discharging the high and responsible duties connected with that office. The Schleswig Holstein armistice has been accepted by the Frankfort parliament on the 16th, after a sitting of n hours, and by a majority of 21—thus rescinding the motion agreed to by the same wise legislators on the sth inst., which went to reject the before named truce. Upon that decision the ministers resigned their functions, and the Administrator of the Empire has not yet been able to find statesmen, able or willing, to supply their room.  No ScAucrrx OF F00D..-It is estimated that the harvest of the United States this season is sufficient to feed half the people on the globe abundantly. With scarcely an exception, every species of grain, fruit, and vegetable, is yielding throughout the country an extraordinary crop. Of beef, pork, butter, cheese, &c., tho same plenty abounds, and while our population are secure of every comfort and luxury in the way of food, we shall have a surplus sufficient to meet all the famine that may occur in the Old World.—Nett, York Sun.  A most horrible and revolting matricide has occurred in Lisbon. A young girl of 20 murdered her mother, decapitated her, and cut the arms and legs from the body. The various parts were found in different streets; but the head could not be discovered till the house was searched, when it was found concealed near the girl, who was cooking some provisions. The lover of the girl was supposed to have been implicated in the murder, but she resolutely refused to denounce him. News from St. Petersburgh states that an emeute which at first looked threatening, broke out among the poorer population, who had become desperate on finding the cholera re-appearing among them, and who bad got up the cry that the diet was in a conspiracy to poison them. Large assemblages were collectea, and the troops were ordered out. Barricades were raised, and just before the melee was about to commence, the Emperor appeared, and, having dismounted from his horse, took his standing on the first barricade, and assured the people that the chastisement was of God's inflction, and must be submitted to with resignation. This had the desired effect ; the people were satisfied. . .