... 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 ...

... IUHEALTHY STATE OF LIVERPOOL ~!.HenrY, Lflxton, L5! thu'- town, larchitect and civil enneer, has donle the State some service byissuing a u ~Mpet, of which the following is a copy, on a subject at which must ?? every owner of dwelling-house pro- perty' every poor mnatl, and every- philanthropist in the In town* N!Ve beg to recommend Its attentive perusal-. A Letter to Dr. Ly~on. Playfllir, ...

... 35 903a-ip uetiik sullai fkem Seathasspton yestar' day wask, fle Calcutta, ?? 35ptcnnttoiois~pumop, the water from which- -has ths ehtrslotda r facultyl Ofnt lsyhanhteainosrto dedmust'from his.-ht~l~,tebino Ne'ws apershecme moruensosoryin proportion smen hecdt-f 'nosr ise ldvdsl oeferd But to suppese that 57O &serre toisrotect freedomn would b;to diminish their ire- ,-Oa-Monday se'nnight. ...

... . FUN IN THE HOUE OF LORDS. HUMOROUB SBUEC99E ON TUR LA GP IsiJhi. The fork * Mostof oar taders are awaretbM thanks to thedcear alteo 1116111d and stout heart of Lord Campbell, who bas earned agre P te gratitude of every liberal mind, an important imt- The provement has been made in the law of libel, at which glad e .elvay honest- editor, every lover of truth, must rejoice. rth A111'excellent. ...

... r- I THE QUEEN OF TAHITI1tO TW qkUENW X A OF ELS k4EG4ND , is OS is Aii a35 ti( 3in fa ay Iii Ad Iy of 'n Ito an- efo sof lIr. I- ).ts oat or I. o tr- bhe bhe an W. dS, a-t let 210 ?? ai- !to lee ien as- atd )to ben ein en- In- bad lo- ath ion foh Lds iia- i'h ofe he he U. ds tie 0- [a- Ce of! Ito t- oer ad 10 a- at to .0 le H proisofla of that S byainst Prance, has been eol eiaid In the Ig , ...

... ?? ROYAI EXCURSION 'On this subject the Thas remarks, ,We believe that we may announce the approximation of an event which will cause no less surpnse than delight to all'wlm take an interest in the Queen's movements. Welalude it to the friendly visit which her Majesty proposes paying to the King of the Fiench; a visit which was personally l. solicited by the sons of that monarch, and w ich su ...

... Yesterday Father Mathew was at home in the New City Bunbill-fields burial-ground, Golden-lane, Barblean. Tlhe procfedings of the day were under the superintendence of the Rev. J. Jaleh, the minister of the German Catholic Chapel. A capacious hustings had been erected oan the western side of the cemetery, which, from an early hour,was occupied by the same military-dressed, although moat un- ...

... 3Euqptrwf grWeat. H S OP CO Nf*0NS. THOUIS saI4 pot Thlepeker took thechetailat helf ?? o'ctlock. uli Xr. T9INSNT ttlogI at lliitOU ro OF (t l45b ) lAR A4.10 CAPT. CONOtM'. Sir pt. PEEL -idt Ogisvgg~tfleat bad roMMv' no eflicaleammu-ar nicei~tOO eosatioc. tt it w~ifaid it we, ?? true, hat onri lt iida o Jeo, i~t~. ?? Captain Cagcoliy. tweret erefl murgdered1 by, th'e o~rdero of~tha Agnea of ...

... TjlE lW EATHERl AND THE CROPS. Till yesterday but 'tin corn has been carted since our last. Mondas newnirg was th6 first day. The corn was in good urder in this neighbourhood, and every farmer was as husy as pOssible; but about n101 it began to rain, and Continuedtll theamy,hand lo etted thecorn tloroughly. We hear that a good] deal of thle more delicate white wheate have sprouted a good deal; ...

... - EDITOURGH AND GLASGOWRA1LWAy.--SuND'Ai Tia&- Was VaLLING ON RAILwA&Ys.-At' the half-yeal meeing of io 'the proprietors held at Edinburgh, on Wednesday se'u- is l.night, an amendment was' moved' by Mr, Henderdon;'I *to r the adoption of so much 'of the report ?? the istot kcarrying of the traffici of the railviay'on the Sabbath, day. - ;The proposal elicited a ?? which Sir &iee Andrew Agnew, ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE. Never was a session closed with so miserably ludi- crous a speech as that which the prsent ministry have just had either the audacity or the stupidity to put into the mouth of her Majesty. She is made to congratulate her Parliament on the Passage of a small bill, intended to promote the building of a few addi- tional chunrches, and of the Aberdeen measure, which is to avert ...