... (From the Gobe.] We were enabled to make the following important aneounoement in the greater part of Our impression on Saturday: We understand that additional measures will to-morrow be brought into operation for diminishing Sunday labour at the Poetoffie. By (1) a partial discontinuance of the pre- sent Sunday morning delivery between the 3 mile and the 6-mile circle in London, about 100 ...

... Zetterd. to THE CURRENCY THE ROOT OF' ALL EVIL. to To the EDITORS qj the LIVERPOOL MERCURY. le, GENTLEMEN,-ThSe extraordinary circumstances under rs. which the approaching sessionl of Parliament is about to re open, demand from public journsaliatesnome special notice, . - especially from those emanatingfrmtnepoimf at commerce, facts and principles affecting the common In- ttterest should never ...

... S3fituftenrwt, axc. 1211 I to tea CREIV3 op THiN WOnoDSIow STRAM1ER.-Afl effort is being made to present some substantial articles of Warm as;teamers. This generous testimonial is by way of acknsow. 2'to ledgment of that sobriety and civility for which the :1131 c-iptaios and crows of these steamers aro generally noted. irl- Cntslidering ltoe many thousands Of Passengers, whose snd own live, ...

... LA telegraphic summary of the following appeared a in Se Morning Clronicle of yesterday.]t LIVERPOOL, D Ec. 30. a The Royal Mail steamer Europa, Captain E. G. t Itt, arrived at Liverpool this evening at nine f o'clock, with the usual mails from the ng nited States and Canada, and 23 passengers. The Hibernia arrived at New York on the 18th. The 0v Xuropa left Bostoma on the l0th, and Halifax on ...

... BANGOa AMD BIIIAUN '1,Ais UNION. a o A itD ?? I On Wednesday last, tihe fortiaigthtly ?? of then g Guardians was held at' the Blaird-rclao, Utiolu-lhouse, Mr. Clhas Diolknell in'thle Ch:Lir. The applid'ations 'ire. ihe first instance disposed n .f, after which the Chliliinsan, nailed 'nn Mr. RichardF Davies to proceed oni his petitioll for enlarged powers to .Boards ofGuardiens. h ?? said lie ...

... i Yesterday a meeting of commercial travellers took t place at the London Tavern, Bishopagate-atreet, for the a purpose of arranging the necessary preliminanries relative to t the formation of an establishment, to be called The Commercial Travellers' Club-house, Mr. A H. MOORE, of Gray'&-inn, took the chair, snd in explaining the objects of the meeting, stated that, although the number of ...

... I THE MIETROPOLITAN DISTRICTS. LFROM OUR SPECIAL CORRUSPO-NDHNT.J LETTEr XXII. Having finished with the different classes of Coal- 'abourers in London-the whippers, backers, pull- backs, trimmers, and waggoners-I purpose now dealing with the Ballast men-including the ballast- getters, the ballast-lightermen, and the ballast- heavers of the Metropolis. My reason for passing from the Coal to the ...

... Ebr cetatg 'outaL DUBLIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1860 EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY-NINE AND I EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY. The New Year opens on us to-day. WVith what prospects ?-Are we to have three hundred and sixty-five other sunsets on division, and weakness, and famine, and slavery, or with this day's rising sun will this people arise from the lethargy in which they lay as if entranced, and, ...

... Sv~~ ~ ~~ ~ ?? - =n ,1 LLAURoHZ DD RE&DPG. ANID LITERURY I to SOCI,,, ETY;:. > ,. .; ?? ?? Anniveritary af thisss:oiiety Wets hldpi on -A the 013th Deecember (tStephen's Day),-nnd to coin- tnt mt'moraitt the ca1iublishirent bf-so usekil' anl Instittil lot tion, evff ii ?? ommnittpe 'and other of 'friends of WVC1qb literaiture reqolvedl to open a suh- 10.ecliption list flls the, purpos;e of ...

... D OM E ST 1 C RECIPES. dBY A 55OMtCEPATHIC0 DOCTOR. .e 1A good wholesome Breakfast,-Takeo the billionth part r d of a roll, crunmble it in the fiftieth part of a pint of milk; s - boil the two together, and serve up with, 18-60ths of a s, hard egg. a, A rofreshing Lunchloen.-Efalf a drachmn of checse, and h 'twd ounces of stale brcad,'with 1-4th of a pint of table. R s 'beer in a quart of ...

... CALIFORNIA.-PROSPECTS OF THE GOLD WASHINGS. (From the Scotsman.) The geological analogy of the new gold-land of America, with the majority of similar regions in both the rid and new world, fornrs the surest ground for forming an estimate of its future prospects. Eyman conjoins this vrith a gemeral accrunt of the geographical distribution of gold on the globe, illustrated by a map and table of ...

... THE HIG*LAND DESTITUTION BOARD. [From the Sotsman.] A meeting of the Edinburgh section of the Highland Destitution Board was held on Thursday, when another book, of 200 pages, was produced, purporting to give an account of all that he. been done and spent during the lest six months. The prresnt volume differs little or nothing from the previous parts of the same voluminous work; and, ther fore ...