Glasgow Courier. — 1855-09-04 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

EMIGRATION FROM LIVIIIPOOL. Twenty-eight emigrant ships have left the lllersey during the past inailtli for all fureigo ports, under government inspection, having on board 8,008 passengers, of whom 101 occupied cabin, and the remainder steerage berths. ()Nile latter, 2,412 were English, 220 Scotch, 4,875 Irish, and 1;301 natives of' other countries, chiefly Germans. These were again subdivided as foil airs To Australia : Si. sliips and 1,199 passengers, of whom 62 were cabin, 650 English, 133 Scotch, 308 Irish, and 46 foreigners. To the United States: 20 ships and 7,174 pusengers, including 93 cabin, 1,495 English, 164 Scotch, 4,42$ Irish, and 992 foreigners. To New-Brunswick: 1 ship and 167 passengers, of whom 8 were cabin, 32 English, 1 Scotch, 33 Irish, and 91 foreigners. To Canada: 1 ship and 534 I:assengers, including 1 cabin, 235 English, 229 Scotch, 104 Irish, and 172 foreigners. The phlegmatic Gernifirs, whets 'they -were 'formerly aecusit tomed to arrive u Liverpool, were invariably accompanied by die rig pipe of peace ; but the more recent batches svl: have made their appearance, the men and boys ye, foe the most part, been armed with new dunb -barrelled guns. Perhaps the high feeling of ho. *ty which is beginning to be displayed between t native American or KnowNothing party, and the Irish and German emigrants, and which but lately led to the sanguinary collision in Louisville, nifty form the interpretation of this startling change. On Saturday the Albatross, belonging to the 'Eagle' line of packets, sailed from this peat for Melbourne, with a large eomplement of passengers and a full cargo. During Oh week several first-class vessels will tale theirdeperture from the Nler,ey for Australian ports, amongst which will be the celebrated clipper Lightning, Capt. Enright, of the' Bleak Ilall' line, which will sail on the sth for Melbourne- with the Australian mails and • full number of passrm.lsrs and cargo. The Indian Queen, Capt. Jobson, will fail about the same time for the same port no an extra ship of the 'Black Ball' line. The 'Liverpool' line of packet-ship Gipsy Bride, Capt. Montgomery, mill also take her departure for Melbourne during the week. She has a large number of passengers on bo ird, and all liar available space for cargo has been engaged.—Liverpool Albion.  NArivrs or SOUTHERN Arttict.—Three natives of Southern Africa ppsed throagh Lyons a few days ago in charge of an American. These savages had their heads shaved ; their eyes Wen red like those of the Albinos, and their faces and bodies were tatooed in the most grotesque manner. They are, it is said, on their way to London, to aprar at one of the theatres.  Coon,. I: or MATItICII,;! AT Mary Jolley was brought up at the Westminster Police Court on Friday for final examination, charged with murdering her mother by cutting her throat. There was no farther evidence adduced, and the chief clerk having read over the voluminous depositions of the several witnesses, Mr. Arnold asked her if silo had anything to say, but the prisoner, who presented the same calm deportment which she has exhibited throughout, replied, 'Nothing.' She was then committed for trial.