... RAILWAY TRAFFIC Name of Rallway. This Aberdeen ?? 1589 Belfastand Ballymena.. 683 B'head, L., & Cheshire . 1396 B'burn (Ite B. C. & W.Y.) 790 Bristol and Exeter ?? 38S6 Caledonian ?? 9146 Chester and Holyhead. . 2903 Cork and Bandon. ?? 143 Cork, Blackr'k, & Passge 141 Dublin & Belfast June., 927 Dundee, P., & Aber. J.. 623 Dundalk & Enniskillen., 160 Dublin and Drogheda 1016 Dublin and ...

... AMENDED PRO II1IB1TORY OR DE R OF THE POOR-LAW BOARD. A nMeetiiig- Of ?? fron boards of guardians, Nvitli rate_ payers Haol otliirs, wats ielil it, the music sailooin of thle Alb ion Hotel, 'Manlchester, oil Moniday afternoon, for the purpose of re- ceiving a re port from the commnittee appointedl at a meetilig on thle 2;5tl October last, to hav,, ain Interview with thle poor-law board, wcith ...

... MISCELLANEOUS N\EWS. Roisvthie iabtber died at E-russolis, or, 'Tuesday last. TIoE MARie PT.-At a rilectig,~ of ironmiasters, at cj 'Thiursday Ilast, it was unanimoarusly resolved to -i- iepric. I? 01 0 :00 ?? a toy). MGJ.'i,,sioo, AND) Tl, UI ViERSITY Or OXcFORD.-. Co.nd. n tory paper's, the Morning Hem-Id and the viva~ are v~-r~ allxious for the, Chancellor of the Ex- l;qr 'o be oppcsed on ...

... lz.? ?? t ?? E~m~em SIZOE OP.USWI SEB5M5 MEAT ?? SAL- for, d nO D.-Oua Fridayt) last, Thomas D ale, sub- inspector of ivest, rin. Salford,' seized thirty dead sheep, and portions of t~wo' eal I bcssts,'it the vicinity of Cross Lane, Salford. After beinrg b I's viewsd by aeverel butichers, and declareid unfit for food,, the orgi al whole wias ordered~by the magistrates: tb')be burned. tie n-. ...

... luOUR.T. &C. -Th LM WeNxpSon, JAN. 4.-Heir Majesty held a privy council ing I ied at three o'clock this afternoon. Previous to the ca Mess the Earl of Aberdeen and Earl Granville had audiences Of dock, the Queen. Earl St. Germans'lhadua audience of her mitt( ed Majesty, to kiss hands, on being appointed lord lieutenant re-sb led of Ireland. The Duke of Argyle had an audience of the dues re, ...

... ,U I at. Tue weekly meeting wes held yesterday. Present: Messrs. be A, Langedale (chairman), Beckwiths, Nicholson, Fleming, Johnson, ag- Halhead, Dover, Gladstone, end Moss The following members th, attended the meeting of the connittee on Tuesday, at the rel ltoffices in Cornwallis-street :-Messrs. Lengsdale, Gladstone Fleming, Dover, J. Nicholson, Beckwith, Mess, Bigham, and t' Hendcrson-Mr. ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1853. SALUS Por LEX SPREMA. THE UNITED STATES AS A FIELD FOR ENGLISH CAPITAL. Among the many interesting documents which have lately appeared descriptive of the progress, social and commercial, of the world, we may men- We tion an admirable summary of the 1Financial about position and Prospects' of the United States. ;they I tion So long, indeed, as ...

... I - ~ * . . I . r .1l 1- _ May, We gave in Our last some of the particulars of the -,I iking melancholy accident which took place yesterday week off a ese of the Calf of Man. The Rev. R. Moss, curate of Port St.t cash Mary, has issued a circular soliciting subscriptions in be- half of the families of the men who lost their lives. The t I and rvgetea ?? 27th ulthimo, was a total wreck. The ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1853. ?? 9SALUS . V.PUL! LE~ 8UpI.. ?? .- ?? 1-: , SAU AGILEK SUPREMA. S UM M A R Y. address, t; Parliament has been adjourned till Thursday, and myslij the loth of next month. -sufficient Several alterations and additions to the new concert fel Administration have been made since our last. Sir Ja We therefore give a corrected list --Carlisle First ...

... CORIRESPONDENCE. i THE WVATER QUESTION. - TO T1lE EiTOR OF THE PRESTON CURONICLE. SIp,-In reading over your report of the proceedings of the last meeting of our reformed corporation, it occurs to me that all the splendid reasoning, bright acumen, and acknowledged talent of our worthy chief magistrate, assisted by the known business like gentlemen and trades- men that compose the bedy corporate ...

... I - There is talk afloat as to Dr. Cummings being made bishop, Lord Aberdeen being a Scotch Presbyterian, and Lord John Russell an ardent admirer of the doctor. LIVERPOOL SPRING MsEETirNG.-The Liverpool spring meeting looks flourishing. The entry for the Grand National Steeple-chase, the greatest in the kingdom, ex- ceeds that of last year, the nominations numbering sixty- one, including ...

... (From ethe fanchcster Guardian.) LThe following paper was read at a chapter of Rosicrucians, for which order it was written. A paper on the same subject was read by its lamented author, the late Mr. Just, of Bury, be- fore the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire, and is printed in the fourth or last volume of that society (pp. 121- 130). But it will be seen, on comparison, that ...