The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1853-04-12 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

LIVERPOOL TO THE BANK OF ENGLAND. five " ednesday morning, says the Daily ...Yews, the Ratio clock train from Liverpool brouelit to the Euston retr,a.n "'kr tons and a half of gold. The valuable cargo Wes:fled iP , the custody of the servants of the Northveyedr . '-'-elmay Company until eight, when it was con-4„) In a waggon and covered cart to the Bank of Awarld, guarded by thirty-five of the police. ▪ AT (Jo, USUAL MONTHLY MEETING OF rusW 'yr...JASSY ):n 411IsseoNeas, on Thursday, at Liscard, the improve•ent of the lower end of Tobin-street was agreed to. proCl„ded the outlay did not exceed £3OO. The report notfatihne_ I,s'rcriaittee as to the leasing of Seacombe Ferry, coo _ ~4g a recommendation to take the same at a ren f X6olq Per annum, to which the proprietor of the Ferry had aßreed ' was brought up, and, after a warm and lengthy bAs'etlssi", was adopted by the Board, the dissentients 'l2_lg lir.,Colbourne and Mr. Barton.  e the autho TRAN,-ANTIC —On W dllSa] be Ore tenSAZTL o'clock, theSTEAMERS United States email d st b.acific. Captain Nye, sailed from the 3rork with the usual mails for the Ur' British possessions of North Ameri, a large cargo of merchandise on freight North American Royal Mail steam-shi commander, took her departure henc . aturday.,..at 11, a.m., with a fair num, and a large cargo, besi !es the usual mails.  The B  p Arab  shortly  in-ship  for Jew s and the  her of passengers,  ufAT E MEETING OF WEST DERRY GUARDIANS, far tetinesda the tender of Messrs. W. Ellis and Co., -me supply 'of the printing to the union, was accepted. the eala:v of Mr. Joseph Musker, collector and assistreett "esseir of the poor for Bootle-cum-Linacre, was locreased f £5O to ze7o a year.—Mr. Clayton, archinewslizgerostreld certain alterations or improvements at the hospital, one of which was to make a dead-house, With _e!Teda. dksecting room attached. The matter. was wdeasisiiss Hobbs, the matron of the hospitalfilth 44roonislied for ll in a child to be in 41-state of i-4eSs th • , a ow g a ehe girl s feet, it was stated, not having been washed l's ArtiostAx screw-steamer, on her homeward ° Liverpool, from Constantinople, sustained some liinage in her machinery, and was taken in tow by the tiea: d and conducted back to Malta. The court _ warded .CEZO salvage. The Phoebe, at the time she the service, was chartered by her owners to tilleessstrins• the and M'lver to trade to the Levant, and a the -4 now arose, who was entitled to that portion of raj sal-age reward belonging to the vessel ?At the A.doni.balt,3' Court, on Tuesday, Dr. Adams and Dr. Tsviss, to o,coalf of the owners, submitted that they were entitled Of *la r e with the charterers, they being, under the terms 11,,'e o charter party, bound to repair the hull .of the aide and her machinery. The learned judge conpi red that the salvage service was incidental to the emOnaent in vsh'ch the Phimbe was engaged charter„les, therefore, ;ere entitled to the share allotted to the sers,"l, and lie awarded them a moiety of the £950, the the'lee havinz been performed by the vessel rather than ~crery on board. kAitt is"' „CHARLES DICKENS, in the character of. poor a fitt:,iite, in " Bleak House," has sketched a picture, C~rpiste, subject for which regularly travels the Northern Eio,„.eutt With the judges, in order to obtain justice for oCcre fancied injury to her property. This unfortunate Of tr}ll"ornaniac generally behaves well until the labours !lop, 6 judges are nearly at a close. She then makes her logls,"t'lue in court, and addresses the judge. Accordthe On Tuesday morning last, she presented herself in crown court in order to lay her case before Mr. astice , trial resswell ; but the serious. nature of the case (a the or murder) before his lordship, caused the clerk of tookeou.rt to order her to be removed before his lordship the his seat. In the course of her remarks, she hoped me gentlemen of the jury would act manfully like the 0%,„a at York, and not take any fee. When one of the box attempted to remove her,. and took away a .small 4,,l,which she usually carries with her, she exclaime_d, it b."9lat matter ! poor fellow, its only ' toffy,' and maybe deter"lll Please him." When she found that there was a • eltnation to remove her, she dared the officers of the CO to do it at their peril, as she would turn " Papish,, 'efore ten o'clock at night, and then it would be the worst day that England ever saw. admiralty