The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1847-08-31 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

TRIANS AT FERRARA.—Extract of a letter from Bologna, fee <. poisan, which, after having ceased on Friday Aug. 14 ;—" A courier has just arrived from Ferrara. an ~,,v, resumed its entire force on Sunday." He left a dispatch for Cardinal Amat, and then continued ..is intelligence and the remarks of the Paris jour- his journey to Rome. This dispatch announced that the in+ ~ the notes of Friday makes the following remarks, Austrians, on the 13th. occupied all the posts and the licli, from all accounts, are in accordance with the gates, with the exception of the residence of the Cardinal only rational conclusion that can be arrived at : Legate and the prison. This fresh outrage on the pontiThe Due de Praslin has committed suicide in the cell fical authority was executed in great haste, and with all of his prison in the Luxembourg. The necessities of the appearance of war. Cardinal Ciacchi was onlSr justice and the indignation ot th I e people have been equally enabled to issue a second protest. All the garrison, indefrauded of their legitimate desire. How, or :when, or fantry, cavalry, and artillery, at first showed themselves where the wretched murderer obtained the poison which on the esplanade, and then spread themselves over the enabled him to escape from the indignities of a trial that City, leaving at each post from thirty to forty men with an officer. The artillery was'then drawn up on the Plaza, could have no result but the scaffold for himself, and infarly for the children of the unfortunate lady whom he , and the streets were patrolled by strong detachments, so so barbarously put to death, the French journals give us that the city may be said to be under military occupation. no satisfactory account. The palpable insinuations how- Several waggons with ammunition have arrived here from ever, of the auti-dynastic party and the flimsy excuses of I pants Lagoscuro, and have entered the fortress. Bridges toove crrote.,, Po, and several the organs of the Chateau, seem equally to point to the of boats have been iscosanid, readystnieted point at the same conclusion—that it was not without battalliow are, it  1111 U. aatur  The preparations for the Central Station and general meeting of railways in Birmingham are now very palpable in many parts of the town. Houses in all quarters are razed, or being razed, and at present the aspect of the nothing streets affected is desolate enough.  he outcry a  railway-making on the money market, the reports made to the half-yearly meetings show that the calls have very generally been well met. Thus the Leeds, Dewsbury, and Manchester have received between £300,000 and £400,000, leaving a balance due of only £lBOO. Two men stopped a railway train on its way to Bristol, the other day, by waving a red handkerchief on a stick. They requested to have a lift to Bristol. The guard good naturedly complied, took them to Bristol, gave them into custody, and they were each fined 40s. and costs, and in default of payment committed to prison fora month.  From official returns, it appears that the amount of traffic for the last week, on upwards of 3154 miles of railway, was £205,232, thus accounted f0r:—£117,`246 for the conveyance of passengers only, £44,397 for the carriage of goods, and a remainder of £43,589 for passengers  and goods together, not respectively apportioned ; being an increase of £30,014 over the corresponding week of last year, when the mileage was about 2290.