... ,I I I en I 1. I .- - _v ?? - - ?? -ra - - ks We are bound to admit that our statement of the 30th ult., with regard to the progress of the negotiations with the Brazilian Government, was incorrect, so far as related to the part which Mr. Ellis was represented to have taken, seeing that that gentleman did not arrive at Rio until the question as to the termination of the existing treaty had ...

... : (frret;;lJuV~)tCC 0Up aS AND LANDLORDS. NE IE TOSothe LIVERPOOL MERCURY. a] Teo itt EDI ?? depression of business In Liverpool, ml GNTLEq -ntb e6ta upon the shopkeepers. are muoh felt, it. ?? resent time. These evils are much in- i t r ~the pieteng aystem adopted by the landlords to- Cot tvre~ gtoiaut~e. ttown rents are Increased at the rate of B *rads the r 1sorts f then this ?? Increase ...

... IVIAI I - T11~ fANTI.COR'NLAW-v COF EC At the meeting Of this body5 inding~' whlt last, Mr. H. stavisfeld MOVe a rasiiqltion recoinmen.lgol the c nstitencie Its iltn dgs{~iz e their represeiitativ eill T ill tne ?? to In port thei re Io the corn A laws, and concludintg folo' -- Y~8Conferenlc0t would further bring under the nolic sofe sthep Conilm di sea * te Lagu th prpriely of taking ...

... -A RitNGd- &es ~IE¶RUCTVE FI REs. I AO0NI HUNDURE THOUESAND, F OUNDW ..WORTHE OF po( I- PIWP~~~tRtY C EMDMD)ELAriWHOLY LOBS Wto r- O~~ HUMAN LIFE. gre I Is our painful duty this week to notice, amongst the Me, oth rnewsof the week~arecurrence~of thoseinelanchflly ,~I -di tesby fire, for which, about the. corresponding to 1 j.erd oflast year, Liverpool ?? so MUchunfenvfiable at n otrity. ...

... we Dt. In the recorded events of the week, many of our struq- st, alingcountrymenwill find important matterfortheir consi- a PeratIon; but we ould call your attention to a few ob- KI. servatrons in this place especially eddreudto yourselves ad You are on the exe of a cxsis inrour affihir, out of which an much good or much evil may aris, according to the pru- ire dence and determination, or ...

... | =TI~G OFF ~IAMEN-ESTABLISH*ENT FA, R.Edisfcy. on Wednesday evening latthe MIR of ?? 1st1-r numerous and enthugiastia meeting at the Queen's Tboettecone. nectod with the establishment of a registry for seamen, in sile o the present mode adopted by the shippiag maste At the urgent request of the parties connected with the management of the proceedings, Mr. JOHN SMITH, of the Liverpool Mertucy, ...

... WLetterd. TOXTHTH AFFAIRS. C To the EDITORS of the LI VERPOOL MERCUR r. 9 * (snwr~eraae-The rate-payers, by their decision on Saturday p lo. see, ram, aet i-aet, to Itave been aroused fromi their lethargic a - lumbers. I hope you r ill continue to ohako their shoulders, so tas to ikeep them *oem drowsincess agate. bor fiair, however, they D should be osught napping, I beg to offer ta feW ...

... y LORD MORPETH AND T1IE KENTUCEIAN. ?? Arkansas Gazette tells an amusing story of Lord Morpeth and a Kentuckian grazier and drover, who hap- pened to be a fellow traveller with his Lordship, on the railway from Buffalo to the Falls of Niagara, in 1811. The drover had been on a visit to Buffalo to purchase English stock, just imported. Stepping into the carg he found there a modest-looking and ...

... The recently published supplement to the morial GawSete, entitled Cheep Sugar by Free Labour, con. tains a body of statistical information on the presentstatO and prospects of the sugar trade, which is worthy'of seriM- uus attention, although the apparent design of the whole is much more'to atssist the West Indian interests than to fi.tour those Of the British consumers. With aconlider- l ...

... .& Z t X a t 6 A .4 I 't 'mCVAic i'Atltli'gilt'ef. Deowahk SUMec, Det. 24. The Queeo hla% been ?? piorteada to naminate and ?? b Major-CGeneral, Alexandeir George Lord Sultaln, 0t COMtPunOn Olf thle Mest Hionourable NMilitavy Oriler of the Basth -,Colonel Itohelt, IiartiOy. Of the 49th foot, with the locali rank of Major-0 ltnrat Ill Itndia e nd Colonel Jantes Mtimes Schoedde. of the 99ttti ...

... C tiu or a ('ti Sc To A.A ).-TIw Alimn of thie dlormniiait party of time C'hulrch lhane nt ilenth heeti fiolly stated to ?? House of I n Comtmonii; thorv Imvo fotni the snihiject of a dlispass(ionate and . protractete(littlsioim ; anil they have heeit ultihately rejei~ted bly a IIInre nmajority. I Tihe qestioln ons ?? forward, on Tueoal.y weeA, by :lam s Fox ililo, who moviedl thait tihe ...

... TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINQS. - - - a' t. 'JO iThursa'iy, Noiveilo'i' P. 'The Council Illet to.day, for the flt 't litle since tile late leaw clue. u IC tiol, laitith- ('l.AlIO, till' Oily repoalotingl Magltrate, Occupied tho 1e ie chair. ol 1. 'l'be nietilig Wivs opened by the RVV,. Silmoll Aioitit 1ali, of the East !d C'hlret. with a vety tptroprlate pri'yer; after w1icilitle Cleril lad theW oc ...