... 'e The steamer Tay, which arrived on Friday from Brazil, B brought £8000 wvorth of diamonds, I 0 A femnale's pocket was picked of 17s. onl Tuesday even- t II5 ing ;on board one of the Woodside steamners. TC RoalAsembly Rooms, Great George-street, has P ri been Opened by the advocates of Wesleyain reform, as ap &i Place of worshsip. co I The late Mr. Thomas Francis, of Beblington, bequeathed ...

... RAILWAY INTELLIGENCB. RiAILAYRFIC WEEKLY REITURN Weekly Half Yearly Receipts Receipts Compared. Compared. ~ 11AILWAYS. Lie £ 8-07 I en ?? 134 1012 21074 14354 9ill lialylneona. 708' 050 108703 8751 513i r, aid Cheilhlre 3650 102) 23C40 152.,3 13 L ., all 1rR 3 420 10S50 7150 01i 6000 5933 105301 013 70 lithlI.: 2607' 23571 40888s 27801 32 an ~11.th~l. 0571 2,37 8011 4452 1 0 ?? l~ 1)ogle 1 ...

... AiItIIVAL OF TUE: UNiTA]RDCSTATSS MAIL STEAM-SHIP Th~e stestm ',hp Arctic, Captain Luce, which sailed from rqew York on Saturday, the 21st nit., reauhod the Mersey on Wensa evenliig, at nine O'clock. Her news is three dayo later than that brought by tice Asia. There is no1e ltla ews of the slightest import-nce. The steamer Africaws vi spoken by the Arctic foirty miles from Sandy hook. In thle ...

... AIULTUNi [N PARVO. ,ine J pie On Sunday aftoinoon last John L3eseb, cowman to Mr. 2 Palin of Srasplefa)rd hail, was gored to doath by one ?? Pl bu's e -lebrated price balls. AlThe annual mn'stiig of the L-tnpas'.iire Mid Cheshire t LiUnion of M'echauii ' Institutions ivill b,,a hold in Chester , teon Wednaesday, the llsth of Mlarchl next. for O- WedneslOav, the 22ind inst., as some of the icon ...

... rd PRtESO0T. it, PETTY StE;xsott.-These sessions were IL lJ oul Tuesday, before d Vjs the Rev. J. S. It. Evans (chaircnan), and Maesbrs, Pilkington, l Thompson, and Bourne. Samuel Lucas, of Widness, was fined 20s., an l 15i. 6l. costat for wantonly assaulting P. C. Dugdslie, on Sunday night, at he Farnworth. fi 'er James Robinson wes remanded to answer the charge of mis- h in, conduct on the ...

... 1111. -vv - v ve- v - ?? -- v- ?? COURT5 &c. de Mr. William Brodie, now unpaid attaoh6 to her of Majesty's legation at Stockholm, is appointed unpaid ha attach6 to the embassy at Constantinople. rej The master-general of the ordnance has appointed ms Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. Robert E. Boyle, Coldatream lea Guards, to be his seoretary, in the room of Captain Lord ir7 Clarence Paget, R.N., ...

... -O ;. J L ,AECTURE ROOM'AT MECHANICS' INSTITUTE NEVER USED. TOHTHi EDITORS OF THE -LIVElPOOT! MERCURY. re Gzxsn~islw,-Dr. Bowring'e lecture last night reminds ns, thb re subscribers to the buliding of the Mechanics' Institution, hoev; n little that excellent room is used. We, many of us, gave more Or moley, thaD was a aU conveoient to have a leeture room, where l: wenmight receive intrubtion ...

... LOSS OF THlE SHIP SOPHIA B OFFATT. OF LONDON, BY FIRE ey V1 IjN.I)JIN5, DX M.±l. f ib- The captain of the Sophia Moffatt has published the I ;io following interesting details of the loss of his vessel, and the noble treatment which the officers and crew received at the hands of the French authorities :- ?? The Sophia Moffitt sailed from Singapore Roads on the 9th of April last for London, with ...

... Tce The traffic returns of railways in the United Kingdom ng amounted for the week ending October 14 to £388,991, P ire and for the corresponding period of laot year to £354,352, C 7ee showing an increase of £%4,639. b- RAILWAY TRAFFIC WEEKLY RETURN. ILI er, Naeo ala Thisl Same Hlf-yr'e Same Miles Nabre of Railwaye nWeek. 1853. Total. 1853. open. al a'n Aberde1n ?? 185 1801 22880 ,0449 72 he ...

... f Every day brings new and often most contra- A dictory rumours on the action of the hostile, despi 1 armies in the East. At present, no very serious de pi r conflict seems to have taken place; but all along, Turl the Turkish frontier, wherever there is a Russia embi e force, the state of war has been actively recog- ov t] a nised. In the Eastern provinces of the Ottoman to tl h empire the ...

... rT a js At the sailing of the Arabia the women's rights con- } S vention was in session at New York. The session was to H1 ,d continue for two days. Amongst the speakers were- A le, Lucy Stone, Lucretia Mott, William H. Channing, Mrs. TI *e. C. M. Severance, Frances D. Gage, Wendell Phillips,. Y Antoinette L. Brown, Paulina Wright Davis Mrs C. I. n- H. Nichols, William Lloyd Garrison, and ...

... - ?? - Wed ,ore Mantraps will be exposed on Sunday afternoon frien next, at the Concert-liall,. Lord Nelson-street, by the Rev. Reld H; S. Brown, of The Woolton, flower sho-w is fixed for Thursday week, open when no doubt additional interest will be taken. in the war exhibition, fromn the faot that prizes are to be givenafor of e ?? advt. fore, The Victria and, Albert Coal Company have ...