... LATEST FROM F4A NE. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRIJ'U.) PARIS, MONDAY EVIININO. Co)unt LeIningen has returned to Trieste, the ottomlan Porto having agreed to all the demands which Austria had addressed to her. There has been an improvement -to-day in the prides of all the French securities. ThoThree per Cent. Rentes were quoted 40o. better than on Saturday for cash, and 25c. higher for the aecount; the ...

... JNSTITUME OF ACTUARIES. The monthly meeting of this body was held last night in the society's rooms, St. James's-square, Mr. Jellicee in the; chair. - - - The following paper was read by Mr. Hardy, one of the vice-presidents An Expos6 of theofallaoy, That it.is just to tax temporary annuities at the same rate as perpetual annuities. By Peter Hardy, ?? one of the vice-presidents of the In- ...

... THE HURRICANE OF SA TURDA Y. The mails of yesterday from the various ports enumerate a sad catalogue of disasters occasioned by the tempestuous weather of Saturday. It seems to have been felt generally throughout the country, and was accompanied at intervals by heavy falls of snow and severe frost. In the vicinity of the Downs most trying weather was ex. perieuced, which placed several ...

... THEE BATTLE 01 BEREA. A Cape Town Gazette, extra, publishes the official reports of the gallant officers who commanded the troops in the'late battle with the Chief Moshesh. We have already published the details of that action. The following G General Order was issued after the battle GENERAL ORDER, NO. 105. Head-Quarter Camp, Platberg, Dec. 22,1852. The Commander of the Forces conveys his ...

... I FURTHER THREATENED COMPLIOATIONS. I (From the Timm.) It is said, with what amount of foundation we are at pre- sent unable to state, that the Austrian government has re- solved to demand the extradition, or, at least, the expulsion of Kosauth, Mazzini, and the other refugees now fornentilig revolution abroad under the shelter of British hospitaliy; and that, on the anticipated failure of ...

... - - ?? count FRANCEI. Pariest The eperorhas ecide ?? the iO,eo0,oO0f. Ottome acoprstedto te impovemnt o thelodglng-honses of portel theiaba~l~ casss 3tlODOf. haf ?? at te dl~o5l oftheminiterof te iteio.TeP- to expc tie Inerete ar threorereqesed o sbmt teirap even ac plicaitions odpan s to the prefect of the Beine. videdI General R shiappointed by the Bey of Tunis to con- but It gratuiato the ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE CANAD&A A telegraphic summary of the following appeared in our impression yesterqay 'i LIVEBUlDOL, Mon x The British and iiorth ,Amerieaa Royal Mall 'team-Asip Canada, Lott, oemmande, a xived: ih ttbh Mersey at midnight' with 7# paqsengerm, and790,¢Q(I dollars in speieo on fr eigllt: The steam-iship America 7 pamed ff Boston on the lth; the Niagarw'arrived' at N.ew Ylik04 the ...

... THEI-,LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 183. SALUS ROPUMA.LX SUPREMA. . . _ _ w w w . ?? a v w __ ~ _ v _~ SUMiMiAlRY. aid on Thursday night, Lord John Russell intro- de duced into the House of Commons his promised Tle motion relativeC to Jewigh disabilities. The form bor in which the motion was couched was this, that tion, the House do go into committee to take into ee considerattion ...

... lio- A patent for manufacturing pill-boxes has been taken out. Al eir It is said that the government has declined to grant a Mli Ale royal thanter to the Liverpool and London North American ant meo Steam-ship Company. th The Australian, which sailed on Thursday from Ply- ex mouth, with the Australian mrails and a large amount of thi )R specie, put back onl Friday night, with three feet water ...

... RAILWAY INTELLlGENCE. 0RAILWAY TRAFFIC WEEKLY RETURN. Idame of Ritslwdy. This lame H31T-yrs Same Mifles Aberdeen ?? 1379 3033 20ig 72 ?? Ballymena.. 552 601. 4734 4149 311 if Bhead, L., & Cheshire . 1881 1174 12603 10061 33 a B'bnrn(ltaB. C.&W.Y.) 790 670 o5506 4773 2431 it Bristol and Exeter 3142 3502 21359q 20543 83 6 ?? 7838 17422 15103 1891 6Chester and flolybead. 8100 2489 25100 19317 ...

... LONDON: TUBSDAY, MARCH 1, 1853. In the HousE of LORDS, last evening, The Earl of DERBY presented a number of peti- tions from various bodies in connection with the Church of Scotland in Canada, praying their lord- ships to preserve inviolate the arrangements entered into in 1840 with respect to the Canadian Clergy Reserves. He admitted the justice of giving the colonial legislatures the right, ...

... fgANCHEP . SkFI LD, X . .J-- I t . 81 MLWA'' , e i . The liie ly Meeting of the i ; rauway wiss hold yeste.. ,at tl~s Cora21hwgvp ' ch*et. 'he 'l~lbt Eln. -tbe iE rltoR Y.xst~o'ou~nGor t ohairngp -4 theiourd of Dir eeW 1, eptideod.' The *re tr , of which an nbstsb has ayio aid i p hite oa ?? ¶The noble Vzrannixtw id mokiqng t ioa odhe rportt UI4 ihat the opanmng of tbt* s lijq of'the. (ea ...