... I THE ANTI-CATHOLIC MEETING AT BIRKEN- I HEAD. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Liveipool, Friday Night. The event has taken place. The ultra-loyal, the extra- superfine Protestants have met, spoken, and departed. Ir was truly a great day for Birkenhead-if not exactly for the church in that neighbourhood, at least for the public-houses, whose benches were patronized to- day to an extent that ...

... SAILOR'S HOME AT ABERDEEN. it A public meeting was held in the Town. Hall on Wednes- li dIvlast, for the pnrpose of hearing from Captain W. H.'i [-lull. R.N. and F.RA.S., a Statement. of the advantages ?? ?? Homes generally, and with particular reference.t the establishment of such an institritionuat this port. The attendanc~e waisnumerout and iinfluenjtial. ~Amng the gen- al tlemen present ...

... The follow~ing reports having bean addressed to the I, LordesommissionersofherMajes~ty s3privy Cooneil for wo Trade by Mesars. Redgrave, TIbwpsend, and Herbert, Ino the masters of the head school, and by Mr. Poynter, Tb th isecoro te rnc sholfor the session ma i84-5~ te ocuens ereprsenedtothe House e - W bhve th-honoutr to la eoeyour lordships a seport, 'qul of the progemft sha~qbo t.Somerset ...

... INCUMBMinED EsrATES.-TITE MOUNTOASHELL PRltOI'ERTY IN TIME COUNTY ANTMIM. PURSUANTT to anl absolute order made in the matter of the Braid eslatc, belonginig to the Earl of AMounteasliell, situato in the Gouiitv Antrite, Mr. G. C. flyndman proceeded, by dL- reeliotis of the Commissioners of thle I iciteniherel Eislates Court, In sell by public auction, Iin his Auction Rooms, 7, Castle-itlace, ...

... (Oommrunicated.) CABDINAL Wiseman and his Twelve affect obedience to our laws: they would not willingly violatQ, them,-and, from tenderness on this score, before their. late project was put into execution, 'they assure us that they carefully ascertained thatit was not evasive, or in contravention, of the existing laws of this Realm; if it were so, they would be the last men to promote such a ...

... THE -LEEDS MERCURY AND THE NA- TIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. fat Tow --f IT ?? - O - - - ?? - a The Leeds Mercury of Saturday last contiped a fifth Iand concluding article of a series, directetriainsttbe National Public School Association. It is well known, f that the cause .espoused by the Association received L an important impetus from the conference recentli a held in tbis town; and ...

... A vestry meeting of the inhabitants of the township of N M.anchester was held in the Cathedral and Parish Church, 1 at noon, yesterday, to consider the expediency of directing, c and, if approved of, to resolve and direct (under the powers } of the act 13th'anud 14th Vict cap. $7), that the overseers of D the township of Manchester be requested to apply to the commissioners for administering ...

... - COMPliIMENTARY DINNER TO ilR. lfTGREGOR, QUELNIS HOTEL.-- On Tnesday last upwards of fifty. gentlemnen set down to dinner: ud honour- of Mr. M'Girego,-tlhe landlord of the Queen's Hotel, ' an and in celebration of the formnal opening of that magnificent build- F ich lng. *Robert lasmond, Esq:, occupied the chair, supported right a for and left by Bailie'Bogis,- Messrs. -George Baird of ...

... GERMANY.-The latest accounts from Berlin are to the 17th inst. General Thurnen bad been ordered to act as commissioner for Holstein. The reduction of the Landwehr of the first class has been decreed. Information has been received from the provinces of the successful dismissal of the Landwehr. In Krotoshin, in the Grand Duchy of Posen, alone, the publication of the Royal decree had led to riots ...

... THlE LONDON UNION ON CHURCH I IXA TTBRS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHROINICLE. a SIR-I lately ventured some remarks upon the e circular of a voluntary association in London, ewhich has been pleased to occupy itself with the present condition of Church matters. I pro- pose to-day to handle a document which is in the |course of distribution by another body in the me- tropolis-the London Union ...

... HONG KONG, OCe. 30. The mail steamer arrived late on the evening of the 12th instant, bringing dates from England to the 24th of August. The sickness among the 59th Regiment continues to abate, still the men generally are in a very debili- tated state, and deaths occasionally occur. Since May to the present time 100 have died. Rear-Admiral Austin, Commander-in-Chief in the East, arrived here ...

... The response to our appeal has so far been of a gratifying nature. The letters received at this office pirove that Mr. O'Connor's position has excited sincere and wide-spread sympathy, and that with proper arrangements, that sympathy will show itself I in deeds commensurate with the occasion. System and organisation, however, are ne- cessary in such cases; and, as this is one 4 which ...