... d ?? . -, 1 TV -1- A AA . - 0n MtRovly-o0Ic, FRIDAY, ArRIL 16, Two O'CLOCE, AM. WVI )f . W ?? W. .. 50 L(Y ELBCTRIC TELEoGAPIH.] col to HOUSE OF COMMONS.-THURSDAY, APRIL 14. ae it th: is The speaker took the chair at four o'clock. Ta h A nuinber of pelitions were presented it, favour of repeal of bea advertisoment duty and of the stamp duty upon iewopapers. a e Sir DK LAcY EVANS asked the ...

... MIULTUiJ IN PARVO. Elizabeth Walton, of Scotby, has taken from one root o rhubarb live stemns weighing fourteen pounds. Mr. W. Eccles, late liberal M.P. for Blackburn, died on Friday morning, in the 60th year of his age. Mar. Absolom Watkin, of Manchester, has qualified as a magistrate for the county of Lancaster. The rectorial tithes of Holbeach, producing about £5000 a ye:ar, have been sold ...

... SHIP 1 NEWIVS. 1 TIOEGRAPTI-0FICE, JCUN15 6-Wlind at Holyhead IV., light.- 1 Off olyead:Isiyr, from -,at 8 30 at i. ; Echo, from -, i 'et810am.; . Z, a 1110m.,fro Nw York-Off Point byna: Phaix andSabia, t a m.;Ringdoeve, for Mel- bourse, yesterdy, at 5 30 p~m. Elba Carolinefrom New I Orleans, a 2 ?? tile pot at S 30p~m Ojie hip, threef ~ boqus (neis he lseni, ad be abia) on brgajd two :1 ~ ...

... SECO;ND JVDITIN-..| KMciL-o1`le9, TUUiAy, Nov. 22, vs O'cliCK, 'AM TI=E WAR IN THE EA. s Letters from thefprincipalities state that nn iase-bad been publiabed'giing permission to the port of 6dessa to continue its commerce with vessels sailing. under neutral dgfags. ; ' The Bosman corps of 10,000 men was prepariogto cross it it the Sarvian terrntory in order to join t~he Turks,' although no ...

... -~ - ?? .C n ! AlJS T H A\rl'. ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN in B ROYAL MAIL STEAM-SHIP e. The steamship America, Captain Lang, which sailed b- from Boston on the 23rd, and Halifax on the 25th, reached it the Mersey yesterday. She brought 65 passengers, and of $433,131 in specie. On the 24th ultimo she passed the le steam ship Canada, and ou the 4th instant the Asia. l. It is ...

... MUNIOIPAL ELBETION. MU nd The election of 16 councillors, in the place of the same 453 of number who retire by rotation, will take place on Tuesday For, next. The following is a list of the retiring cooncillors, 647 so and of the candidates in the several wards, SD far as yet S] to announced:-- . ^ thal is Wards. Retirng. Members. Candidates. pea me ?? S. M. Meller ?? S. . Mellor. stea ?a a ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... .THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30,1863. s.Ius PorUL! LEX SUPRBMA. 1058 t0 It is too early to write the history of 1853. comparf The retrospect is so full of depending events, that cus: in reviewing the past the future presses for con- The bar sideration its chronology can only be a tale half- torily fe told, an unfinishod picture, a register with a tablishn blank page. Abounding in ...

... I]?7 SA. M.v. X;--i .. rd 1 d (From Its San Francico Herald.) d The great basin in the middle of our territory, bounded'. i on the north' by the' Wahastch mountains and the settle- e meets of the Mormons in Utah', on the east by the Rocky r mountains skirting the right bank of the Rio Grande, onr e the south by the Gila, and on the west by the Sierra o Nevada, is a region still almost unknown. ...