... THE UR KIISH Q U EiS TIO . I - ?? Although the impression exists in well-informed circles that the Turkish difficulty will give way before the united influence and mediation of the European courts, and the new guarantees for the political re- generation of the Greek and Catholic population of the Ottoman Empire, recommended by our ambassador, Lord STRATFORD DE REDCUIFFE, there is still enough ...

... 0 0- The Sarah Sands, screw steamer, under the command to of Captain Thompson, arrived here yesterday morning, from Plymouth. She left Melbourne on the l4thFebruary, us and reached Plymouth on the 28th ultimno. It Will be he recollected that the Sarah Sands was built at Liverpool, Y, and was one of the first of the ocean steamers in which M. the screw auxiliary principle was introduced. She ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1853. SALUS POPULl LEX SUPREMA. .. ?? . SUM MA RvY. Now that Government proposes to do away with an odious partiality in taxation by extend- ing the legacy duties to real property, SO that E great estates may not escape the tax which has l long fallen on the personalty of the humblest I tradesman, some of the Tory gentry in Parlia- ment have made 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 ~ ...

... vi Tceecday, 3ray 24. of After the r-eading ,of the minutes, Dr Pirie entered his pretest M. against the dundiug and sentence in tEC Fcrry-Port-ocm-raig case, for reasons which he read. t li ANSWER TO HER MIAJESTY'S LETTER AND ADDRESS or coN- 00 -GRATUJLATION. .'lb Principal Lee read the draft of the proposed answer to her ac Majesty's letter, which was approved of. The ansgwer was, as. lb ...

... ah Wa were beginning to see some prospect of a partial al unravelment of the tangled skein of continenital politics. ve Bat, unfortunately, it is again as complicated as ever, and those people who are the least in the world given to nervous apprehensions seem to regard a violent solution ofthepresent difficulties as far more probable is than an amicable one. There is indeed no disputing at the ...

... foREIGN INTELLIGENCE. France. . . I ell Eipross left on Monday for St. Cloud, c.1ie1 oei residing), during a portion of the fine season. 'I'lrll not qufite so strong as before, is still im- I, i It is believed that ties Emperor will pay , c nle lr It St. Omer, and there is a vagne rumour of price of all public securities took place on sl pag, sauced partly by the unsatisfactory nature of ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1853. ‘KS THIS DAY. Bank Stock 2 PRICES OF _ India Bonds under Ditte for \« “unt South Sea Stock — 3 per Cont. Red. Anns wel — Ditto old Annuities. r Cent - Con, Anns Ditto New Annuities — > ut Aun. 726 w 3 per Cent. Anns. per Cent. lang Consels for Account. : New 5 per Ce - Aun. India Steck for Account. _ Long to expire _ Exchequer Bills 30 vears Jan 5, 16 a 30 ...

... taken at the Survey Orrice, Edinburgh, during the Months of May, in the Years 1852 and 1853. Mean Amonnt Barometer Temperature of of Wind at May. at ot Alr at Temperature Kain. 2.50 AM. of each day. AM 152. 1853. 1852. 1553. 1852. 1s53. 1852. — i EE — — 29.720 29. a 3 53.0 466 51.0 O.00 6.00 N.E. oO 29.960 29.845 47.0 46.0 47.4 7.0 0.00 O00 0.00 0.00 N.E N.E. SE 3 30.041 29.895 46.5 4640 46.7 ...

... The principal leaders of the movement, whose names Ain acquired such notoriety for awhile, are no longer united De' among themselves. Mr. Everett and Mr. Griffith remain in the service of the Reform Committee ; Mr. Dunn is now his pastor of a small Congregationilist Church in Sheffield, and !,e is becoming one of the stoutest advocates of the peculiar ! , church views of that body; Mr. ...

... LONDON GA ZBTTES. TUESDAY, Juna 7. BANKRUPTS-C. P. B. LAING, London ad Dominica merchant. -J. BLACK and B. COPE, Earl-street, Blanefriars, iron merchants. -H. FENN, Suffolk-place, Commercial-road East, cheeoemonger.- E. SMITH, South Shields, linendraper. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. -.J. KERIISON, Liverpool, printer-M. RICE, Crediton, Devonshire, rope.maker.-G. TYER, Gosport, boot and shoe-maker.-W. ...