The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1848-01-18 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.  The Board of Health at Naples has thought fit to place all vessels from the United Kingdom of England, Scot- I  IRELAND  land, and Ireland in quarantine, in consequence of a re- Owing to the flooding of the pits at Clonbrock, &c., in port that two cases of Asiatic cholera had occurred in the Queen's County, a thousand colliers have been thrown London in the month of November last. It is intimated out of employment for several weeks. that all vessels which may have cleared from the port of A fire broke out on Wednesday, in the house of Mr. London since the 3d of December will be refused admit- Lanauze, No. 33, North Frederick-street, Dublin, by tance altogether into the port of Naples, and that vessels which an elderly lady, aged 80, met her death. .11 7 1  rom any other port of the United Kingdom will be sub- A renewed attempt at reconciliation has been made by jetted to a quarantine of from 14 to 21 days. We trust the " Old Ireland' 'party ; but Mr. O'Brien has rejected that the Foreign Secretary will lose no time in protesting the overture, and the co-operation of the parties seems with suitable alacrity and vigour against this absurd mea- now as far off as ever. sure, so extremely injurious to the mercantile interests of The extensive corn mill and stores of Mr. Corban, at this country, and so utterly unwarranted by the facts of Kilworth, Cork, were burnt down on Wednesday. 6000 the case. barrels of wheat were destroyed, and the premises which ENGLISH MUSIC IN SPAIN:—The Lancashire bell- were worth nearly £6OOO he I ringers, who, when i  )ne of the leading conspirators in the murder of the Rev. Mr. Lloyd has died in prison. It has clearly transpired that he held Mr. Lloyd's horse and gig, while the a other assassin was engaged in the bloody transaction. t lAt the late Tuam Sessions, the assistant-barrister said,  vo months ago, had the honour of performing before the King and Royal family at St. Cloud, made their appearance last week at the Grand Theatre of Barcelona, and were received b 3 crowded audience with a warmth even exceeding t  which tney experiences at tne navannan. The Spaniards that thefts of sheep and cattle had lately been so cornappear to be delighted with this kind of music, but they mon in the western district of Galway, that every peasant's were near being disappointed by a curious circumstance, cabin might be said to have been turned into a felon s When the bell-ringers reached the Spanish frontier from shambles. 'iris, on their way to Barcelona, all their bells were At the Cork City Sessions Mr. Robert Hardy was found -ed, on the ground that the importation of bells is guilty of assaulting and beating Captain Bunbury, but the *sited in Spain. In vain did they observe that these jury added that though in the eye of the law he was eir musical instruments, and not bells introduced guilty, he was fully justified in every other respect," the and it was not until the British Consul at Bar- complainant having broken his promise to marry the de celona had sent an express to Gerona, with a strong re- fendant's sister. monstrance against the rigid interpretation of the law by The Roman Catholic Bishop of Elphin is pleased to the Spanish functionaries that the bells were released. style the indignation which has been excited in every EMANCIPATION v.