... lat., North, 53 50'483. Lon., West, 2' 28'81. .. . .- ?? ALoa-#4 Mns tare /iA. CA Reseul of jieteorolegical Obecrsaxtons taken duing tha wee8 mn ending Tulesday, October 4, 1863. mr Sop.Y 24 20.714 54.2 53.1192.0 60.9 47.4 13.6 SW. 10.01 .272 29 29.875 49.2j46.3143.lS6.3 44.9 10.8 wSW. 0.6' .132 ler 30 29.981 48 449 41.3 863.82.5 13.8 WSW. B.9 .296 Ocl 29.592 42. 11.8 41.4349.8 37.1 12.7 WNV ...

... At the weekly meeting of the dock committee, yesterday, Mr. Turner, M.P., preside]. There were aiso present Mesars.. Shand, Mulynaux, Robinson, Brocklebank, Greg-son, Cisaloner, Gladstone, Littledale, Hdarber, Li)ckett, Tobin, Mdalcoinsin, Evans, R~ankiin, end Big-htam. The sub-commilttee on works reported the arrangement~s which badt bten made by Mr. Stewart for the compensation of parties ...

... r TiE LANaASHIRE AND YonKs.SlriE.-The half-yearly' report of the directors of this railway, to be submitted to the general meeting on the 2nd of March next, has rbeen issued. It appears that the total capital amount is £11,809,360. The balance of revenue for the past half- e year, applicable to the payment of interest and dividend, L- and other fixed charges, is £262,401 9s. Id. It is recom- Y ...

... haith nom-nitnn met vesterdav. anl was Dredid )Q1. .,The health committee met yesterday, an I was presided oeres 'Y by Mr. Alderman Langsdlel. There were present, Messrs. ?? Dover, Robertson Gladstone, Fleming, John NIchol- b. *on Ms, Johnson, Hendereon, Helhead, M'Nicoll. ee. Before the reporters were admitted, letters were read from ssse eral ports on the eubject of the practical working of ...

... t We understand that a large number of the q Conservatives of this town-and some of them C influential members of the Constitutional Asso-t] ciation-are vciy much amazed at having an c entire stranger to the town forced upon them as a candidate. Several warm discussions have taken n place upon the subject, and we hear that it has P j at length been resolved, by no inconsiderable number of the ...

... The weekly meeting of this committee took place yesterday. bo Mr. Alderman Langsdale presided, and there were present- th Messrs. Iligham, Fleming, Dover, Gladstone, Beckwith, T. L. do Hodsoss, John Nicholson, Moss, Johnson, Ifalhead, Godfrey, Td and Henderson. A communication was read from Mr. Lea, In reference to his lhi application, submitted to the committee last week, to be allowed , the ...

... e 5- S_ v I, Vega. U '.Avr tvl,. it (From the Birmingham Journal.) :f This important inquiry, which commenced on Tuesday it week, is still proceeding, snd the disclosures of each day . add some new phase of cruelty to this revelation of hor- rors. We shall abstain from ally Comment on the evidence, u excepting where the facts are not disputed, and we re- ,- some our analysis by referring tt ...

... gavel. THlE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1S53. SALUS POPrL1 LVX SUPREMA. THIE ROSCOE CENTENARY. Since the Inceting, of the British Associatioteu ee betwerit fifteen and sixteen years ago, never hals thou Liverpool Witnessed such a day as Tu lesday last. twrs, It was entirely devoted to the Muses, an initeilec- Porti tabou tual jubileei ; and thle -varied performiances 'were froin ...

... lI- -- - --4 th RELIGIOUS SERVICES ON BOARD THE AUSTRALIAN EMIGRANT SNIP THE sh STAR OF THE EAST. co I . .- . . Several circumstances conspire to impart a more than dis li- ordinary permanent and prominent interest to my vale- id dictory visit to the Star of the East, among the remi- of I\ niscences of my missionary labour on the Mersey. The pri k- elegance of her model, and her expected ...

... . . ?? fine steamrws were launched, one on Saturdewyi and one yesterday, from the shipbuilding-yard of MrnJ'ohjs to Laird, at the Dingle. The first was a paddle steamer, i- named the Argeatine, which has been built for ?? e American and ?? Steam NavigationCompany. She 11 is 180 feet long, 21 feet' beam, 12 feet deep; draft of :h, water, in light trim for passengers and mails, 6 feet-;: with a ...

... , A special meeting of the Town Council will be I held to-morrow, to consider the propriety of I giving the usual Parliamentary notices for a bill )r t ro this important subject. The reception of the Report of the Improvement Committee of the c Y' Council was postponed at the last monthly meeting d i until the committee appointed by the inhabitants 1 at the town meeting had had an opportunity ...

... DOMESTIC IETELLIENCE. THE INCOME TAX.-THHE R1N CaTHOW0t LEity. if -At a conference of the Romana catholic ecln of the deanery of Tuam, resolutions were adopted ?? of their surprise at receiving papers, the ain -i sending e which anpears to be to charge the voluntary.ttioras of l the faithful-for legal revenues we bnveinP ih-a h certain amount of legal taxation, and annouuiing their . ...